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Show TRAVEL, GILMER & SALISBURY'S DAILY STAGE LINES ITI1ROUGI1 Utah, South -?nst " , Nevada & Mon tana, ' Leaving Salt Lake City Dally, rua- ' nlng South to r: Tintio, American Fork, Mount Ncbo, 1; ' Sevier, St. George, Utah; and Jpioohe, Nevada ; Piulni through ' Provo, Sprinevillo, Spanish Fork.Pay- son, Salt Creek, Chicken Creek, , , Hound Valley, FilLniorc.Cora ' . Crock, Beavor, ftlincra- villo, and m All the principal tenon and mining camps in southern Utah and iouth-eatt Nevada. Alio lea-re Corlnne, Utah, dally, i ruunlug north to l- Virginia City, Ilolcna, Fort Benton, - Door Lodo, Cedar Creek mines, and passing through all the ;., principal towns and min ing camps in Mon-,! Mon-,! tana, FH1NV1PAL OFFICE, Wells, Fvgo & Co. Building N' . Inn. Salt Lake City Len Winoa. H. P. Kimball. ; salt lake, opiur :; And Tintic Stage and Express .- '. LI1STE, . ' KUNMING DAILY FROM SALT f . LAKE CITY, via LAKE TOWN, TUUELE CITY, BTOCltTOM J ' ".. AMD OPHIR. TO T1MTXC. 'J'" - Tho route has boon re-stocked with srlen- ' did Concord Coaches, fine Stook, oiuefuland -.. attentive Drivors, and every attention is paid .", '. to the oomfort acl convenionoe of paasen- i orfl. Good accommodation on the road. :; 1. THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. Cheap Fare and Quick Time. Offls at Walli, Fargo Co.'i, Salt Lki City, WINES & KIMBALL, ! Proprietors. :Y UTAH SOUTHERN :;: RAILROAD. rV tfVArvw1 1" ' On and after January aist, 79 MIXED TRAINS ' t TILL '."'I RUN H .A. I XiTtT. Leaving the Utah Central K.R. Depot, Salt Lake City, at 7.10 a.m.; Draper 5.45 p.m., and Sandy Station, (nearest j point to Little Cottonwood Canon,) at : 6.20 p.m. As extra train will Hun on Sundays .1 Leaving Draper at 8.40 a.m., Sandy at 9.10a,m., Salt Lake City at 4.10 I p.m. : XA.RKM : -- Salt Lake to Bin Cottonwood Station, Wets Little " " K)u " Sandy " 11.00 " . " Draper " 1-25 Twenty-fivo cents additional will be charged . ' when the tare is collected on the train. ,j D. O. CALDER, tj Gen. Freight and Ticket Agent. j1 KKRAXOaZ LITTLE . , 8UPSB.INTKNDENT. UTAH CENTRAL RAILROAD. PiGNEER LIKE OF UTAH, U ad after Monday, July IT, 18T1 jDallj- TraSus Love SjU USf City al 5 a- in and i:ib p.m-Arrive p.m-Arrive at oKlicn 7 a. ta. nr.d r. m. Leave U;J'B i a. us. and .; V r. m-Arnvoa: m-Arnvoa: Sal; Lake Ci-J 10 a,m. and i JO r.an , In addition to the ebo t .' Will run , DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED LeavLur bait Lake City at 5J0 p.m., and Ogdea at 5a-m. aiiiBRin will please P arenas ! their Ticket at tile Offices. fifty Cents additional will be charted whet the fare it eailocted en the uain. '. ' Jor ail inionnatin ecaftrniec freixat ot raciaee, appLy to D. O. CALDER, 9neial f reixht and Iioiet Ai't JOHN SHAEP, fnJTUJNTXKZB5T SAN FRANCISCO TRADE. CEO. W. CLARK, IMPORTERS OF PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, ETC., 333 Pine Street, SAX FRANCISCO. j iSXiCir, SIMON fc CO., Importer and Dealers la TIliOHS' GOODS C'lothM, Cnsiraerc& Trim-minj', Trim-minj', LivtliiH CJlonliinuH, lltiUiurd CJlotliti, liltc., R.12 1 624 Sacramento Streot, 8AM:FRANCTS00. 136 Duaue tit-cot, Buodo I'ui'iiior. ..alO NLW YOBK. PABia. B .E L FE L & C O i 1UP0BTEB3 ASD JOBnEHB OP Clothing and Furnishing Goods, 108 &; HOSnnsomc Street, SAW FRANCISCO. ELFELT, LEVI k CO. 132 Cbnrcli St., N. Y. all LEWIS BROTHERS, CIGAR MANUFACTURERS, 213, 215 & 217 Battery St., SAX FRANCISCO, CAL. Carpful and prompt attention paid t 1 onln entrusted to our core. a!2 HBCHT HHO'S fft, CO. BOOTS, SIIOES & LEATHEH 104 A 10G Sansome St., Sun l 'rattcisco. And 6 k 12 Pearl Street, Boston. BUCKiyGITAM A IIECUT, Manufacturers of tho I1TBA DUALin" CAUFORNIA BOOTS AND SHOES. all JACOB UNDEUIIILL b CO., IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE, Sole Agents for Sanderson Bro'sAOo's OAST STBBIj Files, nonse Bole Anvili, Collins ttCo'i C, 8. Bledges, picks, Axes, &c. 118 C ISOBattery Street, San Francises. all iamis a. roiom. o. schoemahh. J. A. FOLCER&CO'S PIONEER STEAM COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS, No. 30 Front Street, Between California and Sacramento, al3 SAN FRANCISCO. SAMUU W. ROSEKSTOCK. MARION LEVENTRITT. S. W.R0SENST0CK&C0. Manufacturers and Importers of BOOTS AND SHOES, S. K. Corner of Bnimome fc Butdi Streets, Sitn Francisco. Sole Agents for the National Guaranteed Robber BooU; tor Uoward, French Co's Celebrated Min-tiers Min-tiers mid Farmers' Books; for Mocker k Pondloton'fl Uand Sowed Boots. a!3 J. back. I sat. Franciico . SHRIXE. J. BAUM & CO., Importers and Manufacturers of MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING, 232 EaiiBomc St., Snn Franctsco. No 18 Warron St., New York. R Harness, Saddlery, Leather. J. C. JOHNSON & CO., 104 sJ' 106 Front Street, SAN FRANCISCO. JToi-i- &i permission to Mr. IT. Jt Claw-soii, Claw-soii, SupcrmlcndL-nt of lite if. C. M. I. al3 JOHN G. HODGE & Co., Importers, Manufacturers wholesaleItatmers, 327, 329 and 331, Banaomo Street, SAN FRANCISCO, John St, HEW YORK. With tho facilities wo possess wo can confidently con-fidently say that wo can supply everything in tho Papor and Stationery lino, of superior supe-rior qualities, at lower prices than can bo obtained elsewhere. BEND FOK SAMPLES. A. L. BANCROFT & CO., SAN FRANCISCO. BOOKS, STATIONERY, PRINTING, LITHOGRAPHING, And everything in this connection WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Letters of Inquiry receive prompt attention, alt) TQ1 IMPROVED FRENCH RANGE. The mostcompleto Cooking Apparatus in uso i The Eiireka Kange, Stands unxiY&Uod by any othor Portablo Kongo. Guaranteed to give entire satisfaction. satisfac-tion. Locke & Montague, 112 A 114 Battery Su, alO Sj-s FiuKciaco. Wlittier, Filler & Co., Importers and Dealers in PAINTS, OILS UD WI5DOW GLASS, Sole Agents for French & Belgian Plate Glass Co's, 21 and 23 FRONT STREET. a5 San Franclaco. RICHARDS & HARRISON, Importers of MALT LIULOKS A.1D OILMAN STORES,! 314 fc 316 Battery St., San Franclaco Agents ifor Crosse J- BLackicdC s Enjlish Groceries, J. J. COUMAN'S MUSTARD, HuQtley & Palmer's Reading Biscuits J. S. FRY & SON'S CHOCOLATE & COCOA. ARDBEQ IS LAY SCOTCH WHISKEY, JOULE'S TRADE F"" 3 M AUK. MALT LIQUORS, JOULE'S STONE ALE. Tetinent! Bcotch Ale, Blood's India Pale Aie, Bau k Co' Barton Ale. B?aa' ChamrEne Ale, Blond' XXX Dublin Dub-lin Mout, GainnoiB bublin Stoat, Br"' Londin Porter. Teu-nent'sXXX Teu-nent'sXXX Stout. Bridge'i London Porter. ForelgM Liquors In Cases. 5 HARDWARE. G.H. BASSETT, "HARDWARE STORE All kin da of heavy hardware, Iron and Heel, Stoves and Tin Ware BLACKSMITH TOOLS, AfrUultural Imptcmcnte And Bli u lug Tools, At Lawsit Rates. OPPOSITE SALT LAKE HOUSE all HENDRIEBRO'S 33 MAIN STBEEX, SALT LAKE CITY, .Manufacture' California and Eastern , STAMP MILLS. Contracts taken for tho erection of STAMP MILLS AND SMELTING SMELT-ING FURNACES COMPLETE COM-PLETE in any of the Mining Districts. Wc mannfacturo the Vnrncy &, "Wheeler Pons. Patent Pressed Sliocs and Dies, Patent Sicin Guides, and the Machinery complete for 'STAMP MILLS AN D REDUCTION WORKS. of which wo mako a pooialty and guarantee satisfaction in alleges. Manufacture Bolthoff's Ball Pulverizer, FOR DRY CRUSHING, Will do tho work of 15 Stamps, Price, 81500. Manufacturers' Agents for tho Salo of Sturtcvant dt Root Blowers, Earlc cfc Cameron Steam Pumps, Hoisting Portablo and Stationary EuKlneti, Wire Hoist I us Rope, (Flat and Round,) Tunnel Rail Iron, 10, 12 and 16 lbs. to tho yard. Iron Pipe for Gas and Water, Dodge &. Blake Ore Crushers, Hliiing Carsand Iron Buckets, Arglllc Fl:e Brick, and Sluing Supplies. ESTIMATES and DRAWINGS furnished FOR ALL OUR WORE. alO SCOTT, DMH13I & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers IS IRON AND STEEL WRIGHT'S PICKS, IRON B ARROWS AND ALL KINDS OP MINING TOOLS. Wrought Tuyers, Pipe and aU kinds of Fittings for Furnaces and Mills. HARDWARE, BELLOWS, ANVILS, AND OTHER BLACKSMITH TOOLS, IRON PIPE, PIPE FITTINGS. BRASS GOODS, RUBBER PACKING. AGENTS FOR Hooker Pumps, Fairbanks' Scales, Fireproof Safes, G. S. Lubricating Oil, Portable Forges, ALL LOW FOR CASH. ZU.UUUlROHAND STEEL At C. II. Bassett's. Oppo.lta Salt 1. t. Hows. .C i L 9 . S B A -s -j .s es i a s. j Oi J; : o - Sa - i S S t si '5i B 1 2 i 5 13! I ae; a fi s .se 1 r ; i i 5 i 5 h I o J-;? " -J s a) Fumacemen Attention! A 1 Fire Brick. SGOTT, DUNHAM & CO. 1B1 iOt-TTfl mi TBI GULDEN CITY FIRE BXIIUK, Which are equal If not superior to the bt Enslisb. Special ratet ciren by the car load. oetU JAS. J. STROMBERC, 3Ierchant Tailor, East Side Commercial St., Next door soutli of J. ?I. Cay tt Co, Clotbs, Cassimeres, &c on baud. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Clothes Cleaned and Repaired equal to new at low rates. Pationoee Reepectfolly Solicited. LUMBER YARDS. T. LATTJIRR. ' TV. H. FOLSOM Q. TAYLOR. O, BOUNHIl'. LATIMER, TAYLOR & CO ANOTHER EXTENSION, We have added to our other business) LUMBERYARD, Where wo intend keeping a oomplete stock of TRUCKEE LUMBER, olear and common, SUGAR PINE, REDWOOD, RUSTIC, SIDING, CEILING, FLOORING, rough & dressed, SHINGLES, LATH. FIVE CAR LOADS just arrived of WISCONSIN DOORS, SASH & BLINDS. MOULDINGS in groat variety. Ripping, Planing and Job Work at LATIMER, TAYLOR &X0S YARD AMD FACTORY, j One block wtit of Tabernacle, j A largo assortment can bo found at MIDGLEY'S PAINT STORE, Three doora went of Main Street, opposite Walker ilro'a. LUMBERYARD. AU Kinds or Lumber DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, SHINGLES, LATHS, T. R. JONES, j7 Half-block south of D. C. Depot. HOLLAND & ASP1NWALL, 54 South Street, HEW YORK. EDMUND WILKES, Agent, KIMBALL'S BLOCK, Salt Lake City. W 111 advance liberally on consignments consign-ments of Ore and Bullion. Bullion purchased at hlglie.t market rates. oJ7 G1TY LIQUOR STORE, Keap constant!? on hand. Wholesale and Retail, Caoio Imported LIQUORS AND WINES, At LowMt Rates. OaOKSBKCK'S BU1LD1IOI, nil lut Temple irt SEWING MACHINES, THE WILSON SEWING MACHINE -FOR II $4:9.00 THE WILSON SEWING MACHINE WILL SEW THE FINEST TEXTURES. THE WILSON SEWING MACHINE WILL SEW THESTOUTEST LEATHER. THE WILSON ; SEWING ; MACHINE ; WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS. FOR SALE BY CALDER & SEARS, , 37 East Temple Street. m.8 , SEWING MACHINES For Family and Manufacturing f Purposes, Embody all that is now and novel in Sowing; Machines. 1'hoy are the latest improved ani lightest running ahuttlo machines ic the world. Boautiful una compact iu model and anoxcollod in material and finish. Thoy sew everything from laco to boavor oloth in the . most perfect manner. Eriry variety of Hemming, Felling, (lull ting, Cording, Ruining, Piping, Tnblng, Fringing, Hem Stl telling etc., easily petformctl. Straight Needle. JVo Cog-wheels. , SO VIBRATING SPRINGS, -i Every Machine Warrantod as Represented. Salesroom ou First South Street Salt Lake City, opposite the New Blent AlflLrket IRA PFOUTZ, iajlS Agent. , THE CELEBRATED Elgin Watches AT FACTORY PRICES. 3STEW STOCK :of Genuine Jewelry, i The Public are cordially invited to call and examine. 2- C- ILVE- I. i KA.BT TK1IPLE 3 T R K K T , I, Half a block north of the Eagle Emn orium MISCELLANEOUS. MAY M: 1872- Fancy Straw Hats c and Wreaths, at astonishingly low prices, just the thing for PIC-ftHCS AND EXCURSION PARTIES, Z. G. Ad. I. Retail Dry Mi Dptot H. B. CLAWSON, Supt. i 'S $ 0 I So S . I i o. g -g s 0 I i D a cd U III o n a t, r -s p. Q . llS.g ! I S 3 I I a I tl a 3 1 O 1 S h 'S c 3 IU -g h a 3 " 5 X Q " s ; i-5 3 " S ' - is J ! i . - JHSff.. pis ! O i HI ?i i s fad a-aSa i, jo oo&dos. hexb; b. hubray. - Gordon & Murray, (Successor, to ELY. DUNCAN A Co.,) FORWARDING AND Commission Merchants WarohouaoJ, hair-a-block south of R. B. Depot, Suit Lake City, Sandy Station, and end of Track of Utah Southern U Railroad, Utah. s Mcrcliandic, Machinery, &o. , For- warded with promptness aod dis-n dis-n patch, at Lowest Hates, to all pointa in Middle and Southern Utah aod Southern Nevada. - MARK PACKAGES care O. &. M. Salt Lako City. J Sord chipitinc Receipts to their Post Office Box 77li, Salt Lake City, Utah, with each ConaitEumoai of Goods; J Mr. BARUEB, of Hjo tsto flrnj. will art hi n-eni a at TiDcho for all tuamew la that ridnity aod a liirougb whom cotiliatla can be axaAo and lull InJutmalion oblaiui.J. Special Attention given to the Hand-liny Hand-liny and Tran$-Shipment of Bullion and Ores. Advance Charge! payable on receipt ofahlpplng bill by Comlgneei, " Hieheet Price paid fur WOOL AND HIDE8. Graiii, Hay, &c, for bale. ' Ilimrtr Unto and comniodioiiF warehouse, ware-house, wo aro prepared to rccuive and su r tn all kinds of goods. ml csiiaO-i?:Zairc- DEPARTMENT, Z. C. HUE. I. IJnvins liiiule extensive Alterations and Iniprovc-nents Iniprovc-nents in our premises, we are now prepareri to ifl'er every facility in carrying: on our rapidly in-ireasins in-ireasins Dusiness in the sale of GENTLEMEN'S, YOUTHS' AND BOYS' Ready-made Clothing. HATS OF TiBK 1 JEW EST STYLES ARIIIVIXO EVERY FEW DAYS. OUR SPHING AERIVALS Will compriaQ tho most Oitonsivoand varied Stock or Suits ISZ'XS" of every size and style, Hanging from "Men's" of 2 ycara to those of tho largest proportions; while tho quality cannot fail to establish still further the reputation which wo have already earned. The Gents Furnishing Goods Departm't WILL ALSO BE FOUND COMPLETE, And will offer new induccrrjeno to our numerous customers. OUR MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT Is in the hands of qualified Artists, who will bestow tho care and attention bo necessary in successfully carrying on this important branch, so that Gentlemen can rely on having their tastes suited in every particular. We aro daily receiving Our Spring Purchases of Piece Goods Comprising tho moat fashionable styles of new goods, in French, English and American SUITINGS, LiUAiiinja ana CASS1MERES, To which wo invite special attention, m ITT AT)0 Will fiod our stook of Cloths and m i TT AT)0 1 AlLUJlo TrimmiDss "-o" lAlLUiio NEWEST STYLES in WALL PAPERS and DECORATIONS Constantly arriving, TRUNKS TO SUIT ALL TASTES, Of our own manufacture. . .. m29 Hi B. CLAWSON, Superintendent. s. o 9 o o o Singer Sewing Machines were Sold within the past year. Scientific American, June 10th, 1871. THE SliCER Manufacturing Company, A.T THE WORLD'S FJLX'Sj Constituted by tho homes of tho people Received the Great Award of the Highest Sales And have loft all rivals far behind thorn, FOB HEY Sold in ISTfT Machines I Sewing Machine Sales for 1870. "Tho mnrniitado to which tho manufaotare ofsowlng machines haa attained is hown b tho "iworn" returns (to which any one can have access) of the manufacturer! fo tho year 1S70 to tho ownora of tho loading patents, oa which thoy pay a royalty. According Ac-cording to theso returns the number of niaohinos sold by each manuiaoturr in 1870 il as follows: The Singer - - 17,833 Florence . . - 17.1560 Whoolor 4 Wilflon - GoldModal - - - 8,31 Uewo - 75.156 jEtna - . - - SM GroverABaker - 57.402 Empire .... jJ, Wood - Finklo A Lyon - - 2.UC Wilcox k Gibbs - tK.SiO Parham 1,760 AmorioanJJuttooholo k Ovoreeaming 14,573 ilson - 5CC And several othor companies who sold a few machines. It will be seen by this table that tho popularity of tho Singer machiuei lr oeedi that of nil others, their sale being one-half greater than even that ot the famous "Wheeler A Wilson" machine. This is owing to the fct that the Slnf" Company have lately oommoncod making, besides their old and well -ei tab! uhed manufacturing machine, what is known as thoir"Kcw Family Machine," which la aclllng at the rate or nine to one better than their old style. Their total to-tal Bales for 1869 were 3(5,781 machines against tho 127,833 of 1S70, ahowlng increase of one-half in the latter year." "Mow York Sun." One-Half of our Gigantic Sales, KOW KXAKLT THREE-QUARTERS OF A MILLION 3Ea,ojtLi:o.s Sold, JLTD a. jl. il ji :b" . a. j tc Jt j a jl, -mi m - Were made within the pnut tliree year. Bat the Greatest In'rfMi ot Our Sales over all Otlicr Machine., Being Within the Past Year. Tb" la Inxonteatlble Proof that Our Machines Are the Ueat in the World. THE NEW FAMILY SINGER SEWING MACHlflE With attachments or all kind of uorA, , Is fait winning tupromo favor la the household, u shown bj the rapidly tncreuii- aalea, over all other machine?. . Ihu bw Family iMachlnc i now capable oft range and variety of work wa8 only recently thought iwpostiblo to perform by machinery. We claim anJ c" show that it ia the cheapest, most beautiful, delicately arranscd, nicely adjusted, ea-H' operated, speedy, and smoothly runniug of all th family bewiag Machines, It isrein r -able not only for the ranuo and variety of its sowing, but also for the variety and liferent li-ferent kinds of texture which it will sew with ogual facility and perfection, u' " ilk twist, linen or cotton thread, fino or coarse, making the Inlerlocked-eian stitch, alike on both siJca ot the fabric sewn; tho only stitch which ii uniri' approved, or is at ail adapted fur flrt-cln.B work. Thus, beaver oloth, or l", may b sown with great strong. h and uniformity of stitch, and, in a mom" "t, willing and never-wciirying in.nrumont may be adjusted for floe work on gauieor 'f mcr tissue, or tho tucking of tarlatan, or ruffling, or almost any other work J5?.a achiid-whioh dclicaio Cnueri have been known to perform. Even the ear" and thoughtless have little or uo trouble ou this machine. Send for Descriptive and Pric (jvrcutaru Womarjufaotuteour on UicdlcJ. silk and twist; furnish linen and ootton thrr oil all of 6u,.trior '.u.itity-bm which c:iu be relied oa only when obtained ttuo"" our Principalorlirauch Uiiicc, or Agonoies. OTHER SEWINQ MACHINES REPAIRED 03 REASONABLE TERMS, We Guarantee every Machine we sell 1 give entire satisfaction. MACHINES DELIVEKED FREE THROUGHOUT THE OirT. TERMS TO 8UIT ALL. "VtXX', r.V.., .'..r,ll 1-7 m - ..!.. '" iU maolilii.s inrr.ctly adjii.l.'l b.loi . d. II . .1 y al t SINGEB SEWDW MACHINE DEP'T, Z. C. 1 1. GENERAL AGENTS, Twodoora soulh ofEislo Emporimu, Halt Lulio City, Utah. 11. B. 0LAWSgN.-SP'itnll," |