Show I JUST CEIVED ALSFORSaiA BUTTER HOUSEHOLD TINWARE l WOODEN WARE AND WILLOW WARE Fancy and Plain Lunch Baeksta 8 I I > hf > Q r I 0 ro w I e4c9 Qoo d NYO Afr Io LNaJLllosv 2NLt j S9MflOA SXHVfitt OMflOA j 383 pUB IJCQ i = l COODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY f I sAL MAEGETTS LI4E Presf F8ti1JIY T PIEKFOXT Superintendent P MCfflfE PUOSLET SecTrea CO t WorksOne and a halfElecte South of U Q Ii R Depot r HavhiK a wellappointed Foundry Machine and Boiler Shop we are now prepared J to furnish SUam Engines Boilers Stamp Mills Mining Milling and Hoisting aiacumery Bmeltine Furnaces Water JacJet Slag > Pets etc Saw and 1 Grist Mills Sbafting and Pulley all kinds of toilers Tanks and I Plato Work made to order Boilers and Steam Gauges tested Copper Work for Breweries Distilleries etc etc I II 1 FOR SALE One 20horscpower Stationary Engine tJ J one lo do do do su fiiirH ft One 20 do Hoisting Engine en e Ono 17ncb Turbine Wheel U d Two Strain Pumps for Boiler Feed 4 U PQBOXj139 o3 I 18800 1880 i 1I I 1 FRUIT RAISINS OURRANTS CITRON AND LEMON PEED CANDIES NUTS Etc I 1 At TEASDEIlSc PRICES AS USUAL ARE THE VERY LOWEST DRY GOODS FULL SUPPLY OF SHAWLS BOOm SCARFS t BOOTS AND SHOES EVERY VARIETY STYLE and CLASS BOUGHT l J BEFORE THE RECENT ADVANCE AND WILL i BE SOLD AT SATISFACTORY PRICES 1 CLOTHINGIa L 1 HENS AND BOYS A FULL STOCK ALSO b ilt1 HATS CAPS BLANKETS 1 A VISIT TO THIS IMMENSE STOCK WILL AMPLY REPAY PURCHASERS T STOVES r ANOTHER CAR LOAD ARRIVED OF COOKING r COOK-ING AND HEATING STOVES At TEASBELS II Ji2 W I J s sER S LIDDLE f r I Wholesale and Retail dealers in FLOUR fEfED CRAINJ I It r t H U rj B K ay ixy B u U jiaa ik Grass Garden and Field Seeds Ek R L Y A3IBES SUGAR CAHE SEED J East Temple street t THE DOORS SOUTH OF Z C f T t SALT LAKE CITY AND PARK CITY I d3 il WOOL WOOL h I Parties having Wool to dispose would do well to call on me as I air r prepared to pay the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE IW CASH FOR WOOL In large or mail quantities Sacks and twine to lie fleeces urnsnr i f Firstclass Sheep Shears kept in slock H B OLAWSON Warehouse corner South and Est Temple Street JOHN TAYLOR SON MEEE1c1IAbTT TA TLORS Have now on Hand n full line of V SEASONABLE CLOTHS AND SUITINGS To be disposed of at ressonabla figures to make place for their new stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS5 = Which arc expected in a few days and will embrace 1 English j trcncJi Scotch and American Snit J iugs Coatj1t TroYrseriigs sc of New antI Elegant ttyl a 4i G F CDMER Has the Largest Stock of I ViNf QW2T 3 T SS 4 In the Territory Manufactures all sizes and shapes of show OASES An mmense saving by buying them of tf C F i CULMER TIA POT STORE 20 22 Fir t South Street l r Yf C r GentleWomen Gentle-Women Who want glossy luxuriant and wavy tresses oi abundant beautiful Hair nmsfc use LYONS SATHAIRON This elegant cheap article always makes tho hair grow freely and fast keeps It from falling ont arrests anti cures grayness gray-ness removes dandruff anti itching makes tho Hair strong giving it a cnrlh tendency and keeping it in any desired position Ueau tiful healthy Hair is tlio sum result of using Eathairon c r i THE PEOPLES PAPER THE HERALDs SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD The remarkable success of the papeJ in the past aa manifested by its large and steadily growing subscription list its increasing advertising patronage patron-age and the expressions of Goodwill towards the journal which greet us from all quarters convinces the publishers pub-lishers that they are doing what they set out to donamely furnish a newspaper that the people would like and therefore support The HERALD as in the past will be the peoples paper Independent in a political sense it will always be found on the side of the people outspoken on questions affecting rights the masses battling for local selfgovern ment and the largest liberty to individuals indi-viduals consistent with public good laboring for a pure honest and economic eco-nomic administration of government treating public matters dispassionately dispassion-ately and employing language calculated calcu-lated to enlighten the reason of men rather than influence their passions and working for peace and the development de-velopment of the resources of tho territory ter-ritory instead of trying to create strife and retard progress With our increased in-creased facilities for gathering new both by telegraph and mail UJP employment em-ployment of a larger number of cr respondents in different sections of the country and the better arrangement arrange-ment of all the many details of the establishment we confidently premise to make tha SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD a better paper than ever SALT LAKE SEMIWEEKLY HERALD This valuable and popular edition of the HERALD will continue to make its appearance twice a week during the year and the came degree of progress and improvement that marks the Daily will be seen in its columns No better newspaper can ba found in the west for those people who are not blessed with daily mail facilities than the SEMIWEEKLY HERALD It contains con-tains all the news domestic and foreign for-eign in a condensed and readable form The design baa been to make it combine the distinguishing distinguish-ing characteristics of a commercial commer-cial and home journal and we believe that tnia has been successfully success-fully carried out The SEMIWEEKLY has certainly met with unexpectedly high favor at the hands of the people SALT LAKE WEEKLY HERAlL The demand for a WEEKLY HEBALD has been very pressing during the past two or three years The aim of the publishers will be to furnish a paper for those people who live 08 the main lines of travel and who are not accommodated with mail service ser-vice oftener than once a week to provide a newspaper for those who bave only one day a week of leisure to devote to the pleasant and profitable profita-ble employment of rending to supply a suitable edition of the HERALD for I sending abroada paper that shall faithfully and honestly represent this great and growing territory with its many and important industries and its thrifty enterprising people to make a paper for the home circle and family fireside one that shall contain the news and at the same time combine com-bine the essential elements of a literary liter-ary educational and industrial journal jour-nal In fact our aim will be to make the WEEKLY HERALD a welcome visitor to the borne where it will be found a constant fund oi instruction entertainment and profit to all members of the fdmily Besides the leading characteristics of the Daily the Weekly will contain matter specially for the agriculturist the gardener the stockraiser the mechanic the kitchen and the household house-hold generally and an important fontnrfinf its columns will be the wellchosen entertaining and moral literature also reports of the Tabernacle Taber-nacle discourses Nothing will be admitted ad-mitted to its columns that has not first been carefully prepared and revised re-vised RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION Postage Paid Salt Late Daily HClald I 1050 Year One 525 Months Six 265 Three Months Salt late ScmiWflCkly Herald 350 One Year 175 Six Months Salt Late WeeklY Herald 300 Year One gg 125 Sir Months SSfSend Money in Registered Letter or Postojlce Order Address THE HERALD Salt Lake City Ut i LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the postoffice at Halt Lake City Salt Lake county territory of Utah on the 25th day of March 1880 which it not called for in ono month will be sent to the Dead Letter office 1 LADIES LIST Jlppleby 8 B Hallott 0 Roth Mrs A bell K A Hayward H J Ramsey R Brown Hardy 11 Rock T Brighton E ilyler M imprest A Bergman K Hep worth R Beawricat A BljmanLA 7scksonG2 Smith A Brostodt M Jenkins A fcchoenfald E Carlisle Mrs JL < indgren C bwioaon J 2 Christianaoa 0 Lyons J South K Cooper L Liddell L Snyder J Chacdler L J Lion a Smith N Cottam 51 H Ltnon A JI Smith M fl Cannon M T 3Iilam B Tippets C Decker C Millar K Taylor U Day tj C Muir Townsend E 31 Dye Ell AJoAll ster S Vincent Mr3 DavisM W M Webb E Ellis Mrs Norercve A Wojterbnre B Evans JI Nallson II Williams F 1 Freeman A Pratt B Winter Jj Ford M A Parkhnrst L Woodruff II Fitzgerald M Pratt a It Wutolo I Games Pitman M WhUtikerM Hills A 1ettoison 21 Watson M Heatron E Prio rtu S Worwocd N llonrd ir Ilobbins A World il CEFiTLEMEHS LIST AIJwin B Onttiac D Nicholls J 2 Arnold A U OlofsonGB N elf 11 Archer D li Goodrich WNieUonE Allen U GnnnJ Nicholson DB Alsiood a Hall B OConnell J kowG UawkD Olsen J H tkJ 8 j Anderson J had C Olson J B Atwocd R 0 Hiekson C Oler A AndeuonS C Uoazland E T Potorson WII Adkms W K 2 Pratt W HAh H-Ah Quonz Heath P Pickcoll U JBuchaEnanE Hart E Powell T Brooks B T Ilart Kcv Pry S il Banoroft A L Hudson J M Pierco J W tto A Palmer Bcckstrora G 2 Hucica J Perry II Bliss 0 A Hooper J Prceso II Bush J B llalvcrssn J Phosnix K Burton J W lliockley IN Porchor II Burns J W Xiobicsan W Brow J C HcndrlcksonL A Burnett J llepworth Bobisioa 0 Burl J It Ilawkos N Kigby B Baker h B Hill W M Robin J Bowman W Harrison W H llnmel AV Brown J M Jeffs Mr Richards S W BywatorW JeffjE Robert G Bywater Johnson N Kothwell S < haw berlaia JACk Rojiman F W II ICippensK Bonady J O Chambers V Kallexejer L Kthrman F ClawEon W H Richard FD2 Clark T B KolleyJ Uooes C p UiraQlo 1 Kelly uawiics J ii Carpenter Ii KoorndenJ KrinorJ Chagr J Kinney G Smith B W ChrirtcDsonEaiLinneUII Smith J II Carter K Lonz W Bolkeld W I 13usanbeiry Lawson S EtriugerT W Larsen S P fanarr B T Davis L D Lcdeonridjo tshurtliff P Dugdalo J F Shorroman JM Davis J N Lyon J Shurman J B Danforth E P Lund H C Sutherland j P u nforth Co Lundell E 2 Sontham J 33tchel A McCrsy D Eaville J Edmonds EJ Miller W J Sanbornll Elliott C P Mathews W M Salisbury U Edwards 6 D Manns S A SUlbanskoA Erickson J II Meham IimmintsG Fryer R C Mochem J Taylor W 1owltrR Mantripp J VanNattn Forgcson II Manning J T VonKnti ii Fry G Marrin J n AViokless J 1 Farrell G L Morris U Williams T Fisher F Miller E Wsllaca S underaoa T Mason E L Wheeler R II Garncttd Morton OtI Wood Vf Golishtly M Mowrey Mr Watson J Goddard J IVeedham T Willii G F Gallatd B F Notion J A Watssa E J 3 Persons inquiring for the above letlei sac s-ac requested to state when advertised T LynCH Postuiastor Irtl 0 TIC EAt E-At a meeting of the Board of Directors of tho Central Pacific Railroad Company Com-pany at the Companys office in the City of Slin FranciEco held on March 17tb SSO the following resolutions were rdoptedto wit COPY JRe olved That Salt Lake City in the County of Salt Lake tie and is hereby designated as the principal place of business busi-ness of this Company in the Territory of Utah EesolvedThat Thomas Marshall now residing at Salt Lake City in Salt Lake County and Territory of Utah is hereby designated as the person on whom process pro-cess issued by authority or under the laws of said Territory agdnst this Company Com-pany may be served in accordance with the laws of said Territory OFFICE or THE CEXTKAL PACIFIC RAILROAD Co San Francisco Maich 17 1880 City and County of San Francisco 1 sa Slate of California J I E H Miller jr secretary of the Central Pacific Railroad Company do hereby certify the foregoing to befall be-fall true and correct copies of Resolutions Resolu-tions adopted by the Board of Directors of said Company at a meeting thereof held at the office of the Company on the 17th day of March 1SEO < I In witness wheeof I have r a SZAL hereunto set my hand and J l OF > affixed the Corporate seal COBPK J this 17th day of March 1SSO CC E H MILLSB JR Secretary C P K B Co m23 THIS P PER file may at be found Goo on P Kowell Cos Newspaper Advertising Bureau 10 Sprue St where advertising it in NEW contracts may be made font YORK 1 INVALID SAID S-AID OTHERS SEEKING MEAL THF STRENGTH AND ENERGY WITHOUT dIE USE OF DRUGS ARE RF QUESTED TO SEND FOR THE ELECTRIC REVIEW AX ILLUSTRATED JOURNAL JOUR-NAL WHICH IS PUBLISHED FOR FREE DISTRIBUTION r TREATS upon HEALTH HTuffiXE and Pliy J cal nlture and is a complete encrclopndra ur Information for invalids and those who suiter ron Nrrvoos Exhausting and Painful Disease Even fJlject that bean upon health and hnman happine < rive attention in lU pages and the many qne von aaked I J guffermz mrahdj i who have dupired rC a cure are an wer f and Taloable infonnation la nilunteered to all who are in I need of medical ad rice The nabject of Electric Belts wraw Medicine and the hundred and one < 1ulous ef ntal importance to snifcrrag humanity are duly considered and explained > ex-plained YOUNG MEN Anl hen who miSer from Kerroai and Physical Ie tuliti Low ol Manly Vigor Premature Kihnrution i gr frfx = and the many gloomy consequences ol early indfocre tc > n etc are especially benefited by conaoltmg Its foment The ELECTHIC REVIEW expote the unmitigated rand practiced by quack and medical Impoafors who proS to practIce xncrlicine ADd pomi Ollt the olV afe simple and eSective rOAd health Vigor anrBodlly Energy ° cri your addrex on poatal card fur a copy and Information worth thonMUMlwtll Lmacnl TOO AJdrcu tha pnbHiben PULVERMAOHER GALVANIC CO 513 MONTGOMERY ST SAN FRANCISCO CAL SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS CARD On WANTEDA SITUATION AS Manager or Superintendent t of Mluej by it man who is 35 years c of age and thoroughly qualified Theoretically and Practically asa as-a Mining Engineer and hoUisz also a tier iCcatoof Competcoey from the Government o Groat Britain and Ireland as a Superintendent Superin-tendent MInD The highest and most noexceptionablo Testimonials aj to character and ability can ba had Apply to AXDEKW ADAUSOS American Fork Utah Co fy25 Utah MACKENZIE REFORM CLUB HOLD3 REQUIiAR MEETINGS EVERY Ij Alondiy Krenins at tko Emporium 11 all at 730 oolsjfe The Heading Room and Library arc ooea to the pablia from B am to Dp13 All are wacaine JAB Jr BBIDLKT Prest Wu T FOULQEE Secy fy21 FOR SALE dr A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF 1 Now Qcqda just imported A trent variety at exceedingly Low Prices Watches Cleaned at I O piece Work guaranteeS CARL C ASMUSSEN f5 PSTERSSH THE BUTCHER 122 First South tit Second Batcher shop from the Corner SfSpS NEVER KEEPS ANYTHING XhSS but leader Juicy and Fresh Meats Uo oath at the cheapest cheap-est rate All Kinds of Meat in Beaton Give him a trial Sausages specialty au23 DIPHTHERIA TnTRERE THERE IS NO CANKER WHERE V V there is no Diphtheria Halls Canker Remedy never fails Ask your neighbors told by Z OMI Drug Dept wholesale and retail Salt Like City ja7 A ANDERSON FURRIER MANUFACTURER OF Robes Ulovojrnd Buckskin Clothes Ly Furs Cleaned and Repaired J South End of Commorsial Street J M HOLLAND DR OQcoovcr Davis Grccory Store jl Main Street WILLIAM BREDEHJEYER lINING CONSUL PING AND CIVIL MINING U 8 Mineral Surveyor fo Utah and Idaho Notary Public Goologica examinations reports on mioinz properties curreya mines railroads and caaalj and euporintends the workings of the ano Prepares estimates and plans for opsnins and working mines export on mining QUOS tions before the courts I ddrna P 0 Bor tiE Salt Lke city Us ill WHITE HOUSE HOTEL I Ill PROPRIETORS TAKE PLEASUKE A in announcing to the public that the7 havo remodollod end refitted the Hotel Tho Dining Rooms are tpasiooa and the best of Meals will be served night and day Single Heals SOc Hot Lunches as per card 25c Room anti Board 8I5O to 2 per day 810 to 12 per week Board 7 per weak The Bar has been removed to the north of tho Hotel and four Billiard Tables added for the accommodation of guesa and is now open A PODLECH it CO CLIFT HOUSE MAIN ST SALT LAKE CITY Board rind Rooms from 150 per day and from 8 per weekS week-S C EWIFiC J s3 Proprietor ALLEY HOUSE Andrew 0 Brlxcn Proprietor 1 e i DSR THE NEW MANAGEMENT U this central and popular hots has been renovated and thoroazhfy repaired for the reception of guests Rates per day 5150 to 52 per week 3 to 10 according to rooms Board per week 57 n2 OVERLAND HOUSE MAIN STREET SALT LAKE CITY Board and Booms 100 to 5150 per day Do Do 700 850 week Single Meals 25 cents B2fi VI A PITT Propretcr THE ARCADE RESTAURANT AND CHOP HOUSE Meals served at all hours of tho day and night in firstclass Style EVERY DELICACY OF THE SEASOfl Served up temptingly OYSTEES IH Z7BET STYLE 63 Main Street JAS DIlTWOODEr Prcr J RED CANON nOJK SPS1SC5S And WEBER aOALa fHE OnlY RELIABLE MARKET FDQ LUS SSOBTED AriD EGG COAL Large slock nInja on hand and foil weight guaranteed Prices low and special attention given to the wants of tho pnblic Onrion Dessset Bank Block n V GOULD Aeii BENEDICT HALL CO lUA1UFACTURE S em WllOLESALE DEALERS II BOOTS SHOES 134 and 136 Grand st New York Corner Crosby one block east of Broad al4 way Deaiy Cohn F Anerboch Bro HENRY COHN GO i Having bought out the entiro business of BTJSBATJjN CO r i Arc now prepared to purchase WOOL HIDES FURS PELTS Also all kinds of PRODUCE c dvances made on Wool t Walker Bros VI LI DRY GOODS i f j fl GROCERIES t AND MIN SUPPLIES i WIIOLESALE AiD RETAIL t 0 I fI I We are in daily receipt of large shipments of t New Goods for Spring S and Summer Wear J Which will make J OUR SrOCK COMPLETE IN EVERY k DEPARTMENT t Having been very early in the market wo have been able to secure the great bulk t Iff of our purchases BEFORE THE RECENT HEAVY ADVAACE IN t KICES which will enable us to offer SUPEKIOK ADVANTAGES TO f OUR FATItOSS L f Wo call special attention to our t LARGE AND ELEGANT 1 Assortment of Carpets 1f 1 IN ALL GRADES I t VILVIf BRUSSELS TAPESTRIES 3PLYS r INGRAINS AND VELVET RUGS AND MATS I j In Great Variety We carry the largest siock of these Goods in tho West and having ample room take pleasure in showing our Goods y I j if 0 We have received an Enormous Stock of HENS YOUTHS BOYS READYMADE CLOTHING n We make a specialty of i Children Clothing 1 A11 sizes from 3 years up These goods having advanced fully 20 per cent since 1 or goods were ordered enables us to offer Great I 1 Inducements to Purchasers I 0 f 5 1 OUR JESS GOOnS AND NOTION IlPARTMENTS tWill i t-Will bo complete with all the NEWEST DESIGNS AND LATEST NOVELTIES t Of the Season t WALKER BROTHERS jr i l d 1 I = 11 r I 1 1 f I te I t t I UPHOLSTERY H INWOODBYS5FURNITIJRB BUILDING AND BUOFiHG PAPtiHS J Cupboards Desks Invalid Cliairs3 BENTWOOD SCHOOL DESKS PARLOR BRACKETS t I f PARLOR SUITS Window Blinds Window Cornices Lace Curtains I FEATHERS BABY CARRIAGES U 1 r CARPETS OIL CLOTHS f1 SPRING HA1 AND WIRE MATTRESSES t J UpHOLbTERY GOODS AI 4 DINWOODEYS5 i FBNBY I 7577 ml 79 First South street I 1 t4 j |