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Show KE17 ADVERTiSSF.i"JT theatre! New actuary, by JltHbrn. Liinbonrue niid Cmenlmch. New Mechaulcal ArrmiRcmeutu by Mt-ssti. Ueld and asls(iiuti, and New iilueiiieutit by Air. Daktr. Tuesday Eve., Oct. 3rd, 1871. Will lis pre'cnlcl. fir tho fir.Jt t;mo in this city, with thu nu:it suiisutiunal dru-Liu eultllcd TIDE I TliE, A Tale cf the Thames, CAP.3RLL'S G ; SING. Fioiilclor, . It. M. Carroll Co. TIM VIMAPEST YAH I ETY KXIIT-lili'iOS KXIIT-lili'iOS IX TIM WOULD! LodI; out for tlio OPENING l2SCHT. Optu EVERY JiVESINU durinn tho weok. Oiikat Aitr action! Plenty of Fun! Pi-Iccm to suit tlie Time Hi Orchestra Sen ts. - 1 l'iirnuette. " - " wi (lallery, - - i UV AlITHOHI Y.J AN" (MlUlXA ck LIcciihIh nml Rep;iila( Luff tlte Mun-iifact Mun-iifact ni'U it ml Sale ol Spirituous, Villous ami fermented L.luuoru Snormv 1. J!a it nrd.ainod by llio City Council of Salt buko City, thut no jn'rson or co partnership of persons shall, in Lhla city, directly or indirectly, in person or by another, an-other, manufacture, sell, barter, or otherwise other-wise dispose of, permit to bo manufactured, bartered or delivered, lor or on bin or thoir account, any spirituous, vinous or Tormented licjuorB, without a license- first obtained, according ac-cording to tho provisions of this Ordinance, as a dram-shop koepar, liquor dealer, wino dealer, boor Baloou keupor, diutillor or brewer- Sec. 2. A dram-shop keeper is a person poruiitted by law, boinp licensed necordinK to the provisions of this Ordinance to soli spirituous, vinous nnd fermented liiuor3, or either, to bo drunk at the place of sale. A liiiuor dealer is a person pormittoi by law, boiuK licensod uccordinn to the provisions provis-ions of this Ordinanco, to sell sil rituous, vinous and Tormented liniiors, or oithor, not to bo drunk at tho place of sale. A wino dealer ia a porson permitted by law, beinK licensed accordinR to tho provisions provis-ions of this Ordinance, to sell wino exclusively. exclu-sively. 4 boor saloon kooper is a person permitted by law, beinR licensed according to the provisions pro-visions of this Ordinance, to soil bcor, alo and porter. A distiller is a pcr.;on permitted bylaw, boinft licensod according to tho provisions of this Ordinance, lo manufacture spirituous lit) u or., A bruwor is a person pormittod liy law, being be-ing licensed accordinR to Lbo provisions of this Ordinuucc, to inanul'acturo boor, alo and porter. Skc. 3. Ap;lioaLions for lieonso under this Ordinance, shall be mado in writing to tho Mayor, nnd shall Slate whero tho business is to ho carried on; and no npplieiti ion shall bo considered unless accompanied by n petition peti-tion sinned by a majority ol lbo tax-paying citizens of I. ho block whero it is proposod to locate tho business, nnd said petition shall aik i'cr tlio kind cl' license wanted. Tho Mayor is hereby required to roTor to tho Alderman Al-derman of tiio Municipal Ward in which it ! is proposed to lociito the business, all applications appli-cations made to him lor licenses under this Ordinance, toROlhor with tlio pclilion no-eompuiiyiut; no-eompuiiyiut; tile same, and if the said Alderman Alder-man shall bo of tho opinion that the applicant appli-cant is a person of good moral character, nnd that tho signatures to said petition aro genuine, gen-uine, and that said petition is f-i.uodhya majority of tho tax paying citizens of tho block in which the business is to bo located that lbo license is applied for, tho said Alderman shall endorse upon the application applica-tion of overy such applicant, "approved," and return tho samo with its accompanying petition to Lbo Mayor, who may then grant a license upon tho application so endorsed: Provided all other requirement of this Ordinance Or-dinance shall have been complied with by Bueh applicant fgr lioenso; but if the said Alderman shall bo sutisucd that tho applicant appli-cant is not a person ol good moral character, or that tho sisuaturcs to said petition aro not genuine, or that tho petition is not signed by a majority of tho tax-paying citizens citi-zens of tho block in whioh tho business is to lor, tuo"s;iid Alderman sn'a! emforflo"up'on tho application of every such applicant "disapproved," with his reasons, and return the samo lo the Mayor, who may thereupon decline to issuo license; Provided if an application ap-plication bo disapproved by tho Alderman and refused by ttio Mayor, the applicant may appeal to tho City Council, whoso action ac-tion thereon shall bo final, and Provided also that tho Cily Council may at any time limil tho number of liocn&cs to bo issued under this Ordinance. Sue. . On payment to tho City Treasurer of tho aino.int herein named and tho fulfilment fulfil-ment ot all other roiiuiromcnts of this Ordinance, Ordi-nance, lbo Mayor may issuo license.-) to applicants ap-plicants to carry on tho business n.-dtcd for, for tho period of throe months, in tho tenement tene-ment designated in his application, at tho following rate, via ; As a Dram-shop keeper, Nino Hundred Dollars. Aj u L'muor Dealer, 1'our Hundred and I'ilty Dollars. As a Wine Dealer, Ono Hundred and Fifty Do.lars, As a Dcor-.saluon keeper. One Hundred and Fitly Dollars. A$ a Distiller, Six Hundred Dollars. As a Browcr, Ono Hundred and Fifty Dollars. Sec. T. No license granted undor this Or-dioauco Or-dioauco shall be assignable or transferable, and no person or persons shall carry on any business provided for in this Ordinance, at any other place than tho ono de.-it;natcd and any person holding license under the provisions of this Ordinance, who shall fail at any time to );iy tho amount adjudged against him as penalty) lino or liability, the Treasurer; Alderman or other ollicer ehall i report lbo fact to tho Mayor, whoso duty it shall bo to promptly revoko said Jiueiiso.and all moneys paid therefor shall bo i'urfeited, and on tho order ol tho Mayor, tlie Marsbai or bin deputies are hereby authorized to I forthwith eluso up said establishment. 6v.c. li. The Mayor (whenever in Iih judgment judg-ment the safety of tho cily or its inhabitants shall requiro it) may issuo a proclamation forbidding tho sale, eivinjj away or in auy manner disposinc of spirituous, vinous or fermented liquors for any given period not to exceed twenty-four hours at one time, and any porson who shall soil, bartor or give away any spirituous, vinous or I'ermoutcd liquors in contravention of said proclamation, proclama-tion, shall, on conviction, bo lined in any sum not to exceed ono hundred dollurs for each olio n CO. Sko. 7. Any person obtaining license under this Ordinance shall be subject to the lol-lowing lol-lowing regulations: be shall five bunds fur tho duo observance of the same to lbo City of Salt Lake, with at least two stiroties to be approved by the Mayor, in the pouul bum of ono thousand dollars, conditioned that tho party so licensed shall faithfully observu and keep all ordinances in l'oico in relation to liquor dunnif tho period of snob Imjusc-mat Imjusc-mat ho shall not keep open his bar, house or place lor the Sule of such liquors, nor soil! give away, or in any manner deal in, by himself, servant, or oilier persun, any spirituous, spirit-uous, vinous or tcruiQUcd liquor, upon Sunday, Sun-day, nor between tho hours of 11 p m ami l a m- on each day of tho week; that be shall prohibit all sjaminc with or without betting by means of cards, dominoes dice or other articles and-every game of ehanc'o: that on tho proclamation of tho Mayor fur all liquor establishment! to bo closed bo shall discontinue business during the period ot such proclamation; that he shall not in anywise dispeso of liquors to any person under sixteen years of age, nor to any Indian; and that bo shall prohibit inn-ie dancinc, drunkenness, and all riotous or disorderly conduct on his premises. Skc. 8. When any person, having reasonable reason-able cause lo believe that any house or place is kept tor tho purpuso of manufacturinc selling or otherwise disposing of spirituous' vinous or lormculed liquors, without having lirst oblained a license, an provided for in this Ordinance, and makes oath or aQidavit of tlio s-aiao, describing tho plaoe, tho Mayor or Alderman shall issue hu warrant to tho Uity Marshal, or b:s deputies, commanding them to atrest tho person or persona o charged, and bring hitnur them leforo the Major or Alderman, and take possc-sion of said houie. plauo or promise.! and all things thereunto buloning, and huld tho lame subject to the order ol thu court, and if un investigation it bo lound that said person or person, aro guilly as eluded, they shall no imblo to a line nut to exceed one hundred dollars, and to imprisonment nut lo exceed six months, or t bulb hue uud imprisonment, imprison-ment, and it shall be lawful lor lbo Mayor or Alderman to iiuo bis warrant to tho Mar.dial or his deputies, commanding them to enter .-aid houce, place or pi emi-e-' und demolish all things found therein euntaininc or u-:cd lor the purple ol uianulacturiiiL-selling uianulacturiiiL-selling or otherwise disposmjt uf lirituou" vinous ur kTincnlod liquor.-', mid i t'i'ill ur' dtstroy all liquor.-, whether fpuituou- wn-uus wn-uus or leruniuted, eontaiutd iherein",' and . snail mako duo roiurns thereon, bEC.it. Whoever shall violate any of the requirements ol this Ordinance, lor which a penalty is nut otherwise provided, shall bo deemed KUiUy ol lni.-dciucunor. and on conviction con-viction thereof, be liable to a line nut cv cceding ono humlrei dollar; or to imprisjn liicnl nuLexceeling sil months. Or to both Uac and imiirisunmeiilfc uutu an'oi' Ihe pro v it .Xin"vuiZZ iK-enso ol ihe pe:,unso cnvictnl h'u ,t ;hoVuma.t''SaUirW1'-h W'JUi'-'l5r ,KC- H- A". Ordmi..nei ami ,,.,rtH of Or- dinaiuxs relating to the niaiuilm-ture and alc ot N-intuous, vinous ami tormented '!''"""' beretwluro pa.ed by ihe Cny Cuun-eil, Cuun-eil, are hueby repealed. wu , 'da.MlI u'. V. tlLLS, Mayor. : TLtBIP'tf "r I'TAU, I 1 SiLT L.i:-.,. CUV, , ' 'i""n uii.l.-r my :1, L.S. C-rp-mw ....! .-.ill ..,kc Cilv. jl.j- -Mil day ol ui!,L.i-. A. L. ' R0BEIIT CAMPBELL I ,J Cuj KctgrJer. 1 CHEAP ADVERTISING. Advcrtiscnicnls under this heading not esoocding Eve lines, fifty cents for each and every insertion. Kach additional ad-ditional line ten cents. LOST. A YELLOW MULE. BRANDED B ON A. left bin. and U.S. on the fore ihonldor. Takoit to JobaLarsen. 19ch Ward, and bo reward od. 0 A POCKET BOOK. COVTAINIMQ Oroenbaeks, and papers valuable to tbo owner only. Tho Dndor by leaving the papers at tbis office may retain tho money. eJO FOR SALE. ON KKASON ABLE TERMS. FIVK acres of land, with an excullont lluur-ini,' lluur-ini,' mill and suliiciont water powor to erect sampling or other mills on the premises, situated sit-uated within tho city limits. Apply to 8. J. Jonasson, Oonveyanoer, nearly oppoilte tne Bank of Dosorot. FOR REST. UUKNISHED ROOMS. HALF BLOCK V Houth of UieTbeatre,opPosito thobeyen-ties thobeyen-ties ilall. a ROOMS SUITABLE FOR OFFICES AND bleoping Koomi, in Taylor's Buildinna. opposite Halt Lako House. mm 'VMS KEY OF A SAFE. TIIE OWNER 1 can havo it by applying at tne D-kbild Office. B2i TO LEASE. ONE OF TIIE BEST BUSINESS LOTS in thin oily for a term ofyoars. Inqulro at this Office. WASTED. I7IUST-CLASS CARPENTERS. APPLY ? to E. Steel, Jiighth Ward. tit AOIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE-work, HOUSE-work, or to tako care of children. Inquire In-quire at tho rcsidanoo of 0. F. Smith, oppo-sito oppo-sito tho Townsend House. b23 i FALL DIP0RT1TI0N, 1871 HOSEKBAUM Be FRIEDMANN, 22 aud 21 Battery Street, txx Franolsoo, BUO LEAVE TO CALL THE AT-tention AT-tention of tho TRAD IS. to their splendid splen-did STUUK.oomprifliuK in pari COMPLETE LINKS ol" Broche Shawls, Velveteens, Alexander's Kil CJ loves, Curtain Nets Linen lldkfs, Artiite goods, Turhitnns, Baseges, Guipure aud iineii LaceB, Cotton Laces, Lace goodSj made up, Hamburg Embroideries, Si lit aud Velvet Ribbons, bl'k and col'd, Corsets, sewed and woven, Hosiery aud Gloves, silk, cotton and wool, Merino Underwear for ladies and children, Fringes, Gimps and Ornaments, Orna-ments, Ladies' and Children's Ready Made Suits: , Which, together with Uioir USUAL b UlL .Stock of Foreign and Domestic SMALL WAKES nnd Fancy Goods tlicy oll'ur at lieducod Prices. Purchasing all our goods at their various va-rious places of production all over tho world wo aro enabled to sell the same at pncoa to compare favorably with those of the lending houses in New York or London. b$q CONVEYANCER. MININQ and other com panics Incorporated Incorpo-rated under tho Laws of Utuh. t- DEEDS. Contrncta. Powers of Attorney und nil kinds of Logul Inatruuionts drawn. -65-LOANS NEGOTIATED. REAL E3- I AIL bought, sold or leaded. 3r- COLLECTIONS promptly attended to . 5T Firjt-clDss City Property for eu'.c. Omeo, Eiist Temple Stroot. over Q. W Davia' atom. b2i tr. ! o o ; 3 B t S P 1 .' 0 ? I H -a W I fa 0 H 3 .3 H i Q -s s g s 3 ! M H J J- I 1 u LJ A CHEAP PEARS. 1 huvo nn overstock of fino CALIFORNIA PEARS, which I will sell cheap by the boxs t J- W. SKKLL, - Rovere Houia ooruw. 2ai South St DWYER'S COLUMN. JUST RECEIVED, A Coo Btook of New Books, FANCY PORTEMONIES, CHAIN PURSES, POCKET-BOOKS. WOLSTENHOLM'S Ladies' and Gents' Pocket Knives, Tooth Brushes, India Rubber Combs, Etc. CHARLES DICKENS', SCOTT'S, BEAD'S THACKERAY'S IVOVEL.S In Betts or singly. A fine assortment of DIARIES for 1872 Genta' Russia Leather Pocket and Billfold Books, Fine Turkey Morocco - Wallets and Pocket Books. Initial French Stationery, ALL KINDS. . . CONGRESS, LETTER, LEGAL and HILL CAP 3? -A. 3? 3H JEZi S A magnificent stock of ALBUMS All Prices. Mitchell's Manual of Assaying, Assay-ing, and all kinds of Mining Works. BLANK BOOKS Of every description, from two to sixteen quires each. LEGAL BLANKS Of overy description, for salo at DWYER'S BOOK STORE, : Next door to Kimball & Lawrence's. SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED FOR ALL THE LEADING NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES MAG-AZINES PUBLISHED IN THE UNITED STATUS. Mr. Dwyor makes it u prominent part of his business (o 111! Ordors for Books of all kinds for Pablio or Pri-vato Pri-vato Libraries, or individuals. All who desire to procure the best Books and best Edition in tho most oeonomi-oal oeonomi-oal manner, will receive prompt attcn-Uon. zmXclothimg dept. qb and CLOTHING AND FURNISHING DEPARTMENT, z. o. ivr. i. WE ARE JUST OPENING A FULL AND MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CassimereS SUITABLE FOR I FALL AND TLTER USE, Which, wo shall sell in suit or other lengths on a very iBmall margin. Gentlemen wishing to be dressed in the most fashionable fash-ionable and substantial manner, can have their selection manufactured on short notice by our own workmen, of large experience, expe-rience, and good fit guaranteed. In addition to the above we have OPENED an IMMENSE STOCK Of uitablo and eeasonablo READY-MADE CLOTHING In every variety of fabric and style. The Latest l'asluons in HATS AND GAPS Negligee, Dress and Under Shirts, DRAWERS, SUSPENDERS, NECK-TIES AND BOWS, HANDKERCHIEFS, Boots and Shoes, WALKING CANES, UMBBELLAS, ETC. House Furnishings, BLANKETS, Floor & Oil Cloths, MATS AND RUGS. WALL PAPER AND DECORATIONS, i With competent workmon to nttond to imr-j imr-j oh nt on. SHrTke Largest, Moat Desirable and Complete Stock in Utah. H. O. CLAWSON, ,l 'SUPT. RIGGS, LECHTFMBERG & CO, I WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ' j GROCERIES, WINES, Bquors, Tobacco, .Seg'ars, AND STAPLE DRY GOODS. ! MINERS' OUTFITTING GOODS! I i Parties desiring to purchase will do well to inspect, our Block, wliicli is oomploto in ovory department. ONE DOOR SOUTH OF SAVAGE & OTTINGER'S. (23 DUNFORD Large Arrival of New Goods. Our Fall aud Winter Stock of - BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS Are now opened and on salo. Wo havo tho largest and befit stock of tho above over offered to the people of Utah. Goods Fresh and Fashionable I All the Litest Stylos of Hats--Si:k, Soft and Stiff I Hoots and Shoes in Endless Quantities and Styles I "GOODS G HIE A. IFI "Wholesale Buyers will consult their interests to give us a call before purchasing pur-chasing clscwhero, as our WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT IS COMPLETE ! JAMES HAGUE, Jun. J. II. HAUUE, . QEORQE HAGUE, 33igf GrUn Store ! HAGUE BROTHERS, LATE JAMES HAGUE, Importers ciucl Doalors in M PISTOLS, Etc. W W . Etc. EtcicLlejs, Harness AND WHIPS OF EVERT DESCRIPTION. REPAIRS NEA1LT EXECUTED. a2 East Temple Street. Salt Lake City, MEATS! MATS!! MEATS!!! Jennings & Paul, Stall No. 7, 3STE"W" i MEAT MARKET, KeoptliO choicest supply of BEEF, MUTTON, VEAL, PORK, And everythine in their line which the market affords. Order and delivery wrtgons will deliver meats free In any purl of tne city. Orders civen at any time dnririft market hours will be promptly filled when desired. fir. WILSOH & CO., IMPORTERS WHOLESALE DEALERS is Groceries, Foreign and Domestic Brandies, Bran-dies, Wines and liquors, Cigan, Tobacco, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, &c, die., EAST TEMPLE STREET. Third Store aorih of flooper, Eldredco t w - Co's Bank. EIMA HILL TUNNEL AND MINING COMPANY. THE STOCK BOOKS of tho Emma Hiil Tnnnoi and Mining Company are now open in lleid'i Building, and a limited number num-ber flf TinaEse"ablo pharea for The Emma 11 ill Tunnel and Mining Company Com-pany was located April ISTO, incorporated Augnst 14, 1ST1, and hu the mon fln.ttcrinjr prospects of any mine in Little Cottonwood. For particulars inquire of W. S. W00DHULL. Vice Pbk.. Reid's Buildine, Or JAS. A. MURPHY, Secbitarv, a 1131 . Beid's liuildiag. EAST TEMPLE STREET. SALT LAKE CITY. A. F. TIL DEN, ) J. f. LAwSic""' I'KOPKIKTOIU. juj l5 . . r Late of Now York, ) H. DIHWOODEY'S New Purniture Store ON EAST TEMPLE STREET, IS KTOW OEUNT. Ilau on ltaml'R very Large AsaorOuent of ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE I Fine Parlor sets from $100 to A Bedroom sets from $75 to Also at his Stand West of Meat Market, First South St C ALDER BROTHERS ' Pi-titers in every variety of ; MUSIGAL INSTRUMENTS SPECIAL ACKN'i'S for UU.h of tho ' j Alio li X'iimolorle Coin puny, iStttinway .St Soils, ftliit'k" j cl ing it Sons, Decker & Harm's anil Jroveleiu & Fuller's , -o cd ; i n r ' 2 ! V(inU)-BICNOWM-UI GABI1TET OSjGtJTSSS Head what nur I'rotetsor.H of Muio aud Londin.it Citi.ous oi tlu Territory Htiy about thorn in our new Ciivuhr. Bools.s, &xoxxex'y AN'U SCHOOL FURNISHIrtCS. aril |
