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Show ol jiCI AL DI HECTOR Y. faitod States Officera for Utah. -3r J. Wilson Shaffer, 111. fr'cr S. A. Mann, Nt-vada. i M. K. Patrick, Nebraska. Il0ni(7 C. H. IUmjHteal, Cal. ln'itMi Aff.tini J. E. Tourtclluite, Minn. "fTor.;n(rHl C. C. Clements, Ind. iifirof l'ul'lic MnnoyH J. H. Overton, Pa. t'-iier "jf Laud Oihce Cieorgu 11. Maxwell, At4s?or Jolin P. Taeeart, 111. r s" Collet lurO. J. IMlister, Cal. :.Juitice C.C. WiNon, 111. ...i? Justices 0. X. Strickland, Sikh., and iHwley, 111. Territorial Officers. Vtl t0 Conffres Wm. H. Hooper. ..T-afT-Gf ncral ,rulbhbel Suow. vri!'. T. McAllister. A jjwr Win. Clayton, 'i-urer .lame Jack. i- ,-intei)deot of Common Schools Rohort L. Salt Lake County Officers. Probtf Judps, Eliaa Smith. eiiecn Keuben Miller, Isaac M. 8 to wart, David Criutun. ptrS. R- T. Burton. plaiting Attorney, Z. Snow. i ltteior and Collector, R. J. Golding. -furer, Theodore McKean. C:'.:t.T Clerk, K. W. East. rcli:y Recorder Edwin D. TVoolley. jwl Superintendent, Robert L. Campbell. Citj Officers. Mayor. piAiel IL Welti. Aldermen. Y Municipal Ward, Iaac Groo. i-'i " Samuel W. Richard, jj " " A. II. Raleigh. " Jeter Clinton, ja " A. C. Pyper. Councilors. J. T. Barton, Theodore McKean, Thomas Jen-t:i.Hebr Jen-t:i.Hebr P. Kimball, Henry Grow, John Clark, -m McLelUnd, Joha R. Winder, LewU S. t - lexrfar Robert Campbell. T-jrer Piiul A. Schettler. Ktr-naJ John D. T. McAllister. ' Auditor of Public Accounts Robert Campbell. ijMor and Collector John R. Winder. f-:fnrisor of Streets Ipaac Groo. t-i,Tor Jnsse W. Fox. iri of School Inspectors Professor J. R. iVi. F.bet L. Campbell. Henry I. Doremus. Ui.tr of Weiphts and Measures Nathan Davis. UMain of Police Andrew Burt, tfiter Master Iaac Groo. hijecwr of Buildings A. H. Raleiph. " Wood and Lumber H. Dinwoodey. " Liquors Robert CanipbelL u a prijviiou8 Jesse C. Little. Q-'inntine Physician Jeter Clinton. v.'J Engineer Fire Department John D. T. H'.v!,ter. iVirt of Examining Physicians Doctors W. F. i;-ciQi J. S. Ornisby, Jeter Clinton. C"t Market Master Andrew Burt. -';xr.ii Joseph E. Taylor. ' Stock Inspector H. J. Famt. f::inatendptit Insane Asylum and Hospital ?.hn McKean. i :'.j!.ci&n Insane Asylum and Hospital Jeter PENCE VlEWBRg. 'I'.Kuninpal WardLevi Riter. h: " " Samuel Turnbow. M " " Gideon H. C. Gibbs. Hi " " Milieu Atwood. ilk " W. C. A. Smoot. CHEAPJOODS! If you want GOODS Cheaper than sold before in this City, call at ;"e Sign of the cap Cask Store ! Opposite Salt Lake House. A Full Stock of Groceries and a Variety of ether Goods. WANTED. J AdvertiM'mentR unjpr this hejij. occupying not more tlmu four hues, F1FTV CUNTS each in-Bortiou. in-Bortiou. Cattle "Wanted. I want to purchase a yoke of good cattle ; bring them on. Thomas Fenton, 6th ward. . , i Lost. On Saturday, coming from Lake Side by the excurtion train, a black and while single shawl. The finder will confer a favor bv leaving it , at the residence of John W. Young, nearly opposite City Hall. Wanted Work, by a steady, active act-ive young man, accustomed to gardening. garden-ing. Apply at the Herald office. Canvassers "Wanted Several energetic canvassers can find employment employ-ment by calling at the Herald office. BUSINESS CARDS. T. & W. TAYLOR, Weit Side of East Temple Street, Salt Lake City, DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, And a General Assortment of Merchandise. MARSHAL & CARTER, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. W. F. Anderson, M. D., SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN. Office at Residence, in tbo Thirteenth Ward. C. BARRETT, Analytical Chemist, Assayer, etc. Office at J. R. Clawson's Restaurant and Ice Cream Saloon, 1st South street, a few doora west Of Theatre. Z. SNOW. E. D. HOGE. SNOW & HOGE, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. Office at Snow's corner, 1st East St. TWENTIETH WARD Pleasure Gardens ! "West of the Cemetery. This pleasant place of resort is now open, with every accommodation for parties and visitors. Swings and Whirligigs in full blast ; also a giant stride swing, for expand ing the lungs. Good Boicery for dancing. Comfort ille Bath House. Summer Drhilcs, Candies, Nuts, etc. Ad hinds of Fruit, in the season, grasshoppers grass-hoppers permitting. Magnificent Views of Salt Lake City and surrounding scenery gratis. "C03IE ONE, C03IE ALL," And breathe the pure mountain air and enjoy my gardens. MARK LINDSAY, Proprietor. E. II. ROSS, Map Publisher, Wholeale and Retail Dealer in Oval, Rustic and Fancy Frames, Engravings, En-gravings, Liihographs, Photographs, Photo-graphs, Ohromos, Albums, Al-bums, Pocket .Mps and O harts. Ko. 313 Locust Street, St. Louis, 2Io. Book nd ltti.nnr relrs, A&wnhi 4md Cn-er8 Cn-er8 ropplid t to. l.wet rate?. Sdnd f&c desiTyrt otrrejare. THE SALT LAKE HERALD. Published every morning, except Monduy, at the Old Constitution Buildings, East Temple street. TERMS : One Year $S 00 Six Months - - - - - -4(io Throe Months 2 00 One Month ...... 75 One Week ..... 05 Invariably in advance. WM. C. DUNBAR, Business Manager. MUSEUM! I AND ! MENAGERIE. Half a Block West of Prest. Young's residence. Antiquities AND NOVELTIES. Intereeting collection of IXDIAA K EL, ICS; Silent testimonies of a higher civilization civiliza-tion of the red man. TEE FIXEST COLLECTION IN THE Rocltj" Mountains. NATIVE BEASTS, BIRDS AND REPTILES, Wolverines, Bears, Foxes, Mountain Deer, Lynx, Wild Cats, etc., The PORCUPINE Family And the Baby Porcupine. EAGLES, BUZZARDS, Hawks, &e., !tc. Happy Family, Native Minerals, Fossils, Home Inductions. In-ductions. GEAND Panorama! Of the principal cities of the world. Open every day, except Sunday, from o a. in. to a p. in. Admission 50 cts, Children, 10 " Families and Schools half the usua price on Saturdays, or by private arrangement. Feeding Time, 3 p. m Miitini Minafier, - - Mr J T' I:arT'-v h - S go:c 0. 0. I'.. b-.givantj Arlut, Mom J. A. l'rn'-b ila 1 Umj JOHN W.YOUNG, Prop WJi. H. HOOPER, H. S. nCRUWE, i S. HILLS. HOOPER, ELDREDGEft CO.. BANKERS, East Tuvam St. , Salt Lakk Citt, GoU I)ustT Coii, Exchange, Laad Warrants, iw, Collestioa made at.d prompt'y remitted- CORRESPONDENTS; RIGGS k CO., SEW YORK, BANK OF CAL , iAN" i'UANClseOv FIRST NAT'L BANK, CHICAGO, EXCHANGE BANK, ST. LOLll), FIRST NAT'L BANK, OMAHA. J. S. iSORGAN & CO., Dr.AV.II. G HOVUS, suriGiior ANl MECHANICAL DENTIST. Teeth fUlal trlih gold no J wrraA(i NOT TO ACHE For ttn or tiredr TEETH Inwrtrd on the difforoot prcUn moWUt. flv ft alsgU Uxlb to a full tel. prico ntnitaf tr i$40 TO $200 Pot full sot. Satlefoctiua wnrroctwi fen t1 nw OFFICE: On 2d South street, 3 door mtui f Eevere Hou?e, Salt Lake Citj.7; IMPORTANT To tTftry LOVER OF NATlRK I THE CELEBRATED PATENT CRAIQ MICROSCOPE. During the past Six Yenrt iu toorih has hern tmtijuxl to In thonsnndt f Scientific M''n, School Te tchert, Sfa dents, Fhyswians and others. Simplified and Adapted to Fojutiw as well as Scientific use it ts an. Optiad Wondw. Its Magnifying power is TEA' TIIOITSAXD TI31LS t Comhining endbss instruction irith amusement ; A IJcsiuliful Gift, and one. that mrer loses its interest, reveaU the unseen v;onders of creation, Eels m i Vinegar Animils in v.aler, C'htrsn Mile, Svgnr and Itch hxsicts, Milk Globules, Adulterations in Food and Drugs. Also the Trichina Spiralis trr Fork worms. A very beautiful and ornamental Instrument, should be on the tablo yf ercry Family, Fhyeician, Scientific i .Man, Student and School. An Unceen Kingdom i opened t the eye by this lrMlrument. So lovr of the beautiful nhould be without it. Every instrument is put up in a neat box, with full directions for using it, carefully pasted on the cover, Thousands have been sent by wail, and the proprietor guarantees a gafe transit to each instrument. Vie are t. bending them every day. 1 Frice by mail, postage prepaid, f2.75, or with two Jountd Oujw, Address, E. II. R0tf5, 313 Looun rtrect St. Louis, Mu. |