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Show MEDICAL, F. II. SIMMONS, M. 1)., J'liisiciun, burgeon and Accoucheur, OQloo Main ytroot, Ovt'i- Tnylur k Cntler'3 sloro. F. S. V. D. BENEDICT, SURGtUNS AND PHYSICIANS, UOiuu Uvcr Caliior Dro'd Music liui)oriuui. il W.F.ANOtRSON, M.O. H. J. RICHARDS, M.D. hiiigi'ous uud I'lijisiciuuB, Utliccs lor ibo iireaont. at tholr rc?ioctive rcsidonocj lu tho loth audlTlh Vard. 1'KIVATE UOSriTAL, J nil i:ult lietweeit U and Jril SouHi Sti tcts. W. V. ANDERSON, l'roprii-bjr. Liiiuj: l'ayablo weekly in nuVniKa tor huiud. uicdiuinc. medical altvuilituoo, uurs-ing. uurs-ing. c. JO to ij por wook. Spc'iul ar-raiik-ruji-uij mado with hencu'ilcnt nud ithcr gi"'i'-tin. Ci-C DR. GROVES, Office Slid SniitU St., Salt Lnke Cltj, Three doors Wo.H of Kovoro House, hall a block Knit of tho Elophant Store. OfFicinniiRBFnowya.il. rorip.ii. nil J. D. THOMPSON, M. D., i Lnie of Carson ( Ity, Kevailn, Oilers bin prorc"ion;il orvii-es to tlio people of t?alt Lake City, Hoai'lonco at (.'npt. Tyler's, Ty-ler's, liiiir blook foiuh of Walker Broil. Htoro, Knflt TomploStroot. jn23 0. C. ORMSSY, M.D. I'UYSICIAN, SUKUKON AND DRDOOIST, UlLiullA.tl CITY, UTAH. LEGAL. 3. FT. Hempstead, M. Eirkpatrlek HEMPSTEAD & KIRKPATRICK, Attomeys-at-Law, Main Street, oppesito Wells, Forgo 4 Co.. 8t-T Lake city, C. II. Hempstead, U. S. Att'y for Uuh. ra Z. SNOW. K. D. BOOI. SNOW & HOWE, Attorney and Couueioni at Law Salt L-Jc.City, Utai. Office at Bnon'd corner. 1-t KwtSlrftet. Jul JONATHAN C. ROYLE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Salt Like City, Utnh. Oflloe OoUba BuiMini, 2.1 Floor. Refi-deQcoonidJia.it Refi-deQcoonidJia.it atrcot. uotw eou Boulh nnd Lut South meet. A S. P. McCurJy. C. H. Moraeji McCl KDY &. MORGAN, Auorneys-at-Law, Oppict;-- - ur .ioora east of IIebald OtTioe, aZi SALT LAKE CITY. 1-' ' T Oil & MANN, 'YUoriieya-ut-Law, OQi ;o, First South St.. Fourth door oast of Hooper, EldreJge Jc CoJa BuiiR. tlnlt Luko Oily. ao Warner Kuril. F. M. Utuith. EALtLL X SMI TH, A T T 0 11 N K Y S A T LAW, BAt.T I.AK.B mV, Iia.it Toiul'lo Street, ono dour aoutu ot uiu Uodbu'a Storo L) . G O (J P M It , ATTOKNKY A2D CUUNSiiLLOIt, Ofllcc Exttiiiiige anil Reading Kouiiik, itp-uluii. Ju'J.( BAl.T I.AXH CITY. BANKERS. FIRST SATMA1 BAIK OF UTAH. (Sucvceeorato Iluascy, DaUler At Co.) WXBBCS IIC33SY, 0. L. Dahleb, FroaideH. Vice l'rost. Antuuny Godbe, Cuahlor. Suit Lake City, Utuli ; Also oonnecting ofliceB at Ogden andCorlone. Utah, and Virginia and Jiokona, Montana. Dealers in Gold Dust, Com and Current, Draw Exchanae on New York, Chicago. 61- Louis, Omaha, Denver, Sun FranciiKo, and all parts of Europe-Collection! Europe-Collection! Promptly Attended To. Bank of Deseret, Successor lo HOOPER, ELDREDGE & Co., Corner Katt Tomplo nud First South 8lrojti, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAII, PAID UP CAPITAL, - $100,000. IHtiaitAM YOUNG, President, "1 H. S. ELDUElXili, Vicol'roa. WM. II. HOOPEit. WM. JENNINGS. V Directors. JOHN SlUtl', FKKA-MUitZ LITTLE, L.rt. 11ILL8. Cashier, J ' Deal In UULU DUST, .COIN, KXCII AN(JB, LAN D WARttANTS, COL-LEGE COL-LEGE SCR1JP, &c. Collections made anil promplly remitted, re-mitted, FOREIGN EXCHANGE FOR SALE. WELLS, FARGO & GO Express Forwarders, Bankers, DEALERS IN EXCHANGE. Drafts on fiurvpe, and aU 0ie pr incipal in-cipal cities of th United StaU s. EUROPEAN COLLEOriONS Promptly attended to. Unit Temple St., Salt Lalte City. TIIEO. F. TRACY Aaont. mil Thoa. K. JoncB, A. 1,V. White BANKING liOtJaili OP A. W. WUITK 6l CO., EAST TEMPLU STUEET, a) Halt Lalto Uity NOTARIES PUBLIC. A. S. GOULD & SON, CONVEYANCERS, Mining Deeds. A groom en ta and Bosda (or Dooda, Mortnaitca, Powers of Attorney, Leases, Contracts and other inatrumeritfl of writing drawn with accuraoy and diapaton. 44-Mining Companies Inoorpoi-a-ted. under tle Liiwi of ULali. A. S. GOULD, TNTOTAHY XTJJE3HiXO and (JOMMlSSiONEK 11' DKEIS Tor Now york, Massachusetts, Pennsylva-nia,Okio, Pennsylva-nia,Okio, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Wyoming, Montana, Nevada, Caliibrnia, and other States and Territories. Ter-ritories. East Temple Ut., near Wells, Fargo cti Co., tSolt Lake Oily. mil IN XllAX. VAST. VU. Cl.AYTdV. S. J. JONASSOS-, NuUry Pultlio. Couveyanjer CLAYTON & JOMSSON; CoiiYByaucers aiil Collectors. j a-Collectliu in nil imi'ls of tho World promptly attend od to. -fir-JHiilnir and othor f.'omi.inioa incorporated incor-porated undei- tho Lawfi of U tan. -O-rf-Dceds, Honds. Contracts, Power of Atlorney.nnd Lcgjl Instruments of all kiude drawn with accuracy and dispatch. 3-LoniM negotiated. Heal Kslnte houghti sold, or loajod. AarBlllB or KxcIiaiiRc. Promissory Notes, Drafts, etc., protested. jT-Paillculnv nttentlon ylvcn to tho aettloniont of Katnlei, AmiuUK-H, anil tho collection of money in Urcat Britain and Scandinavia. I,iliiins Li letter promptly aimcered. from Ions oxporiouco aud nciuaia- ' iniuation to bo niodoraLo iu our charges, wo tool confident of a lAir share of pub-j pub-j lie lutroiittt,'-1' Ollice: lvnt Temple Street, over Uunford t Son's Store, a few doors i nortli of First XutloiiBl Uaiilt. ucttS ; COLLEGE SCRIP! j PUKKMPTOIIS will tavo 10 on j A i-ricnU'ival CoHckq tictip. Apply io TIIK IIAMC OF DKSKRKT, al.'S Suoccaaor to Hoonor, KLIrodRO A Co BATHS, BATHS! Warm Spring tluJhs ! Private and Plunge. Tlipiooi'lelT.lU.l t-atln rvre orn to tlio public at all scmoiis. Tliplr nie-ln-iiml iir,irrtiM arc no widslj kuuwn Uiat It Is neeoleas to euumorau iLom. Bfliles thnPrlvnteBalhi, the lnrgonrnl hamltonie- W roruifllK-l Plunge Utln f,r Lmli, and Qentlemen are new 0)en. II, ARNOLD. nil HOTELS, ETC. TOWNSEND HOUSE, SALT LAKE CITY. T II E LEADING HOTEL OP UTAH. JAMES TOWNSEND, PROPRIETOR. Thla Uouie u centrally and bleaaanUr lo- oatod, well furnlahed, and has accommodations accommoda-tions for 150 guests. TFIR PROPRIETOR is now prepwlng to build lau-go additions to hLs Hotel, whleti when fin isbed, will ron'-er It the Moff', Compltte Establishment In tho nOI Kf MOUNTAIN REGION ! mil AMERICAN HOTEL, A Select and First-CJass House. OS K ULOCK. EAST OP THKATRE, SALT LAKE CITY. T(i'inS:j.OO pei- tiny. Uoartl with-out with-out rooms 9l t.ou ju-r lvten. Uatlia free to guc(B. .1. G.LITTLK, junS'l Proprietor. AVAS1UNGT0N HOUSE, j Third South St., east of Main, i SALT LAKH CITY. fcjpriag JJeds, ihe best in towo, 50c, iMcals, .... '5c. Tlilrly Newiiiaiiers t:iken. HEXRV BRCNTOX, Proprietor. octll New Commercial Loipg House, Near foot of Comuiorcial Street, Kit . UMm - Ay. C. W. TAPPAN, Proiuiotor. -Spring Beds, HO cti. por Nlglit, or ol5 S:i.30 per Wttk. UTAH HOTEL. MAI IV fST OGJEIY. The only jirsi-cUtss Home in tho City. (l-'ornierly kuowu as the TThito House,), It Is greatly enlarged, t hovoiiglily rrnovnted, refmnitnea and provided provi-ded wlfh Bar Iloom, llarbcr Sliop and Batli llooms, OninJbtis to and from all trains. Pnspn;rars joina Kiat rrotn Salt Lake Oily lnny now avoid the unjilcaaant tiuk of nu early nioru-in;; nioru-in;; rlilo on the Utuli Central Hallroft.1 liy coining to Ogilon the previous evening. EUOEY & WILLIAMS, ol'.l Proprietors. OQUIRRH HOUSE, Corner Main and Locust Btreets, TOO ELK CITV, UTAII. Qootl Accommodation for Fantilics. I t2fi E. 8. FOOTB, Proprietor. GRAND RESTAURANT, GODDARD S BUILDING, EAST TEBPLE STREET. Thla estalillaliment is elegantly furnished, koopa BHPPliod with tho dolicucio3 of the season aud tho hc3t the market .affords, and employs nono bat FIRST-CLAS8 COOK8. Dinner, Breakfast or Lunch, 30c Everything desired served by the ourd at lowest priced. I'reah salmon, cod and rooklish received daily. Chocolato, ico-crcam, cakes, Ac. in the evening, for ladios, in private rooms. CHOP HOUSE AND OYSTElt SALOON, BERNARDIS i STEVENS, fropWs, EAST TEMPLE STREET, Throe doors bolowHocond SouLu Sl SALT LAKE CITY. OPEN DAY AND NlCiUX. pa. PHIL. MARGETTS Hits opened hii now establishment on FIRST SOUTH ST., Between tho Co-op. Store and the Townsend ilonso, Nearly opposite the iVcio Meat Market. For tho sale of ENGLISH and SCOTH ALES AND PORTER. T oulo's StOUG Alo, OEXU1XB. Wholesale and Retail. A splondid aaaortmont of Tobacoo and CiKara. The Old Sinnd nu Second 801KU Street la Mill in full blast. nuuli WAUENEIl'S CELEBRATED Lager Beer. Ale AND PORTER, Under Woodman ' Building,' Firl door north of Woll.f. Fartto's. nuc 10 H. Til UN DT Jt CO. CITY LIQUOR STORE, Keep constantly on hand, Wholesale tuul Retail, Choice Iuportod LIQUORS AND WINES, I At Lowest Rates. OUOKSUKCK'S UU1LUINUS) dIT ICaat Temple Street. JOHN TAYLOR & BRO., Merchant Tailors, OOMHKRCIAL STREET, KEEP cunstjntly on b-nd n duik-o atsort ment uf KKK.N'C II, t: GLl81I and AMEH1CAN i Cloths, Cassimeres, I Vestings, Etc., Of the finest nuulitioi ami bitcst style?, which we make up to order in tho most fashionable and approved manner. patronage soLiciTED-ft-;? auuit ! as ra; aj Mince Pies At 12 o'clock every day, I AT H. WALLACE'S, EAST TEMPLE STREET. ORGANS. ORGANST ORGANS! DAYNES & CO., For Utah Territory, for the taa of the celebrated cele-brated SMITH'S AMERICAN CABINET ORGANS RwpeotCnlly invito tlio mcmherj of lie Mimical Profession and tlio Publio naiorally to call at their Muila ttooms, FJRST SOUTH KIREET, Two doora cast or the Post Oweo Salt Luke City, and osntuine thoir splendid stock of UritJiiiB, andloarn the unprccodentcdly LOYi PrUUKriat which thoy oiler them lor sn e. U,e prices beinK from twenty to ihlrCy per cent lower than they can he bought in any othor house in Utah, l'nynea .t Co. do not offer the SMlTJi OllUiNd ut these low flauroB bocauao thoy arc, ui some would havo it boliovod. a poorly manufactured unit oonBOduently cheap instrument; lor. tor excellence ex-cellence of workm-ioBhip they huyo no sujio-riora, sujio-riora, while in strcnirth. purity and -mccts oftono.lhey ci.nilenyc 1 l.r piKreln to produco any ins iruiiicnt cuukI to tUinn. Theoausoor their LOW RATES la c iNlly explnined : They have u Io.mI alonis vihoi. thoy PA Y TO PU1-F then-waros; then-waros; and hoaiiiw th is. they have ycd loplaco these bouuLilul inMrumonli w tfun the roach of nil, and will du bo by jtuina what no other house in Utah protends tu do, namely, ehariuir with thoir j.iaroio tlio com minion allowed by tho mnmiiucturer.' A.-t-inir on this principle, thoy oiler their instruments instru-ments at twenty per cent, less than eii.Hlern retail futures, bcsido puyma tho rroiyht to tho railway terminus in this olty. Hi'ortiutoo-inir Hi'ortiutoo-inir every instrument Bold sound nud lroo or duinoiio. They will cell a Parlor uririin .with olccarlt Black Walnut .Case, Five olor. Trouiulo and Knoo-awellj for SMO. tlio oust-ern oust-ern rutail prico being 3L5. An instruraent for a Bohool or moetina-houao, with jmwor Buffioiont tor fifty Binsora, witu seven Stops. SuL-iiaea. Oouve. Coupler, lromulo and ! Kneo-awoll, for 1&0, tho oaalorn price lor tho ' mine instrument boins S'J'JS. . In proof that tho Anionoan Oigun is all 1 they represent, thoy refer purchasera to tho i followiuB well-known g;ciiliomon ty. ana-tome ana-tome D. L. Davis, A. Miner. John bharp. 6 W Soars and W. S. Uodhe, 1eo Airs. b. Kimhali. all of this city; U. lionroid. ol as.lt ' Crook, Juab oounty; T. otaynor, Uiiden; the 1 FiBhburn Choir, Urlgham City. Daynea & Co. will also Bull every othor description of first-class Musical Merchandise Merchan-dise irom a Pianoforte to a V iolin btrina, ul the same ratio; and to provo that the preceding pre-ceding atatomonta contain not a partielo ol exaggeration, thoy invito a 11-musicians . iinrt the public to call and prove their truth by tinnmnni esaminaliou and investigation. Komomher! i J. DAYNES & CO., ' Dealers in Mueical Instrumculs, I Two Doors Hast of tlio Pout OIHce, j SALT LAKE Cl'tY. Agents for tiro Celebrated Grover & Baker Sewing Machine IMbetTyards. UliDINGTON'S i Two Blocks south of theU.C.H.H. Depot, and next to Wm. Jennings' Jen-nings' Tannery. i The yard 1b kept constantly supplied by ! several saw-mills with A Full Assortment of Native Lumber. W. E. solicits tho palronago of his old friends, and by punctuality and diligence in business hopes to merit a share of public support. FOR BALE In the loth Ward, ono block andahalfwest of tho U. C. H. R., a small house and half lot, with fine orchard. For particular! enquire of aug25 WM. EDDTNQTON. UTAH AND CALIFORNIA LUMBER COMFY, Incorporated July IT, 1871, CAPITAL STOCK, - - 75,00O. Dealers in all kinds of BuildingMaterial LUMBER, DOORS, WINDOWS, VENETIAN BLINDS, ALL KINDS MOULDINGS, CIIICO SUGAR PINE, CEILINO, SIDING, FLOORING. CALIFORNIA REDWOOD, RUSTIC SIDING, FLOORING, FTC, FTC, FTC. Orders for Mill Timbers promptly tilled. DOORS, SASH, BLINDS AND MOULDINGS. Main St., live doors south oC Walker's All businesa done through the President of tho Company. Ofliees Lumber Yard, ono block eoutli of Railroad Depot. E. II. BARHOX, President. D. W. PARKI1UR9T, CHARLES DAIILeTr, juyil Treasurer. LUMBERYARD. DOORS, WINDOWS, ;nnM)s, MOULDINGS ALL KINDS "OF LUMBER. T. It. JOXES & CO., Half-i-Kloch fiontli of T7. C. DepoL myj WATCHES &JEWLR ! O. L. ELIASON, TEGS to info rai tho residents of Salt Lake City and vicinity, that ho not only guarantees to proporly Repair, Clean and AdJiiMt Wfttcliea and Chronometers, but he will mnke thorn or any part of thorn, to order, and warrant tho work. A new supply of ELGIN and SWISS "WATCHES just roccivod, which ho will guarantee as reliable time-keepers. Prices Lo defy competition Romerabor tho niMross, Two doors east of the Dtstiet Dank, i CHMvl BERS'S jENCYCLO PEDIA, ' ' A DICTIONARY OF UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE Vok the People. KcviscJ Edition. He-issue of 1870-71 , with Maps, Plates and Engravings. ; To bo ooinpletftl in SO Paris, making 10 Vols, j of t2D pages each. Illustrated with about Four Thousand Kn- eravinata and Forty Maps. I PRICE per Part, Including Maps and llluitrntlonn, 00 Cents. ' Pit ICE PER VOLUME : Extra Cloth, bovolcd boards J.J 50 Lihrary ticoop, marbled odce3 (J 01) Half Tiirkoy Morocco 6 50 Messrs. II. II. KEYS & CO. are fho Agents for Chambers's Encyclopedia for tho Pacific Coast, and aro publishers and im- Sortors of other American and English stan-ard stan-ard and illustrated works. CASSEL'S NEW POPULAR EDUCATOR, New Edition, Universal Pronouncing Dictionary of Biography Bi-ography and Mythology, by J. Thomia, A- National Portrait Gallery of Eminent Americans, 60 parts ut 5U cents each- II. II. KEY dt CO., J 513 Clay St-, n,n Francisco. Mr. It, May is now in Utah ana will visit the different places to solicit for the firm. Parties subscribing for any of thoir works may roly upon being faith tally sorvod ovary month. IK,. Godbe Octagon House, tl SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH CENTRAL li.VILItOAl). SrnTni?S5i PIONEER LINE OF UTAH. On and after Monday, July 17, 1B71. Jaily Trui a Leave Salt Lake City at 5 a.m. and 2:45 p.m. Arrivo at Ogden 7 a. m. and 4:45 p. m. Leave Ogdon at S a. m. and 5:30 p. m. Arrive at Salt Lake City 10 a.m. and 7:30 p,m In addition to tho abov e Will run DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED Leaving Salt Lake City at 5.30 p.m., and Ugdeo at 5 a.m. Far from Salt Lake City lo . , Pa-'sVor Mixed Woods Cross - - u 7u S'j AO Centroville - - - 0 90 0 4o Farmington - 1 25 0 66 Kaysville - - 1 65 U 85 Ogdon - - 2 50 1 50 Far from Ogden to Kaysvlllo - - - SI 30 SO (Vi Farmincton - - 1 70 0 So Contrevillo - - - 2 (B 1 tJ5 Woods Cross - - f I 15 Salt Lake City - 2 jo 1 50 I Passengers will please Purchass ttislr Tickets at Ota Offices. Fifty Conta additional will bo charged whet the fare is collected on tbe tram. For all information ooneeming freight or passage, apply to D. U. CALDKlt, General Freight and Ticket Ag't. JOHN SHAEP, eiTrEIlINTENMNT. GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. OYSTERS! OYSTERS! BOOTH'S CELEBKATED . BALTIMORE OYSTERS!. UR EWE 11 & LAPtLAM, SOLE AOEXTS, j SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, j j-tr- Tlie tnido and families supplied, j j DAY & CULMER, j IMPORTERS AND DEitSRS IS GENERAL MERCII1XD1SE, COXSISTIKO OP DRY GOODS, OltOCKltlKS, IliYltD W AKK.-1 UOOTii, SHOES, IIJl'.TS, CROCKERY, LA MPS, . GLA.MSWAit-1):, atC. ! ! CORDAGE TWINES, WOODEN W ARE, CAKFKTS, ! CRACKERS DISCO ITS, 1 TOBACCO, C, diC, AC Which they offer at prices that guanmtee i j satisfaction and dofy competition. . I The choicest X" E3 Jk. f3 constantly on band of tlio following kinds Gunpowder - - 91.70 to $.B Young IljHon - 1.00 to 1.60 Tycoon - 1.33 lo 1.G5 Footling - 1.15 lo 1.33 Pekoe - l.5 to 1.10 I Souchong ... 00 to 1.00 Diamond L. ... 1.00 I Natural Leaf - 00 to 1.00 And the famous English Mixed Tea ... 1.75 Doalors in Toa will find it to their ad- j vantage to glvo us a call, bo fore purchas- ing their Teas, as our facilities in this braaoh 1 of our bus in oss cannot be excelled iu the ) WAN" T IB ID FOR CASH! 4,000 bushels Barley, j 2,(HM " Wheat, 1,000 " Oats, j 20,000 lbs. Dried Peaches ! 1,000 sacks FlOIIl", ,ood brands HIGHEST PRICES PAID. AU kiiuU of Grain,. States' and Valley Flour, Com Meal, Chopped Feat, etc.. For Sale, Cheap as ihe Cheapest, in quantity, or retail, by CEO. H. KNOWLDEN. I Wost side of Main street, Salt Lako City. OOlti WHEAT! ' WHEAT t WHEAT t BRING ON YOUR j Wheat, j Oats, Barley, Corn, Dairy ami other Produce TO WOODS & KEATON STAR BAKERY, A Few Doors East of Post Office, And get tho HIGHEST MARKET PRICE In CASH for the Same. Groceries, Fresh Bread, Buns, Cakes, 1 Crackers, etc., always on hand. DANIEL GRENIG'S BAKERY -AND GROCERY STORE, WEST SIDE . COMMERCIAL STREET, Near Second South Street, IS NOW IN FULL OPERATION Whoro ho will bo rleiucd to wait ujion hia friondi and patrons with Everything in the above Line CHEAPER ITHAN ;EVER. GIVE 11 1 M A CALL W JUS NEW RETREAT. mnrll GLOBE BAKERY, East Temple Street, first door north of Co-operative Oroccry Department, GOLIGHTLY& HARRIS Keep constantly on buni GOOD FRESH BREAD Buns, Cakes, Pies, Crackers, Etc. fino Tariet? of CONFECTIONERY, WhoUnalc and Retail. Groceries, j Flour, j n,u Feed, Ac. The Cheapest and Rest STOVES Iu the CHy, at W. HARRISON'S, tSj MaJn-it.. opposite Bp. HuMci's. HARDWARE. j i JNTHW HARDWARE STORE All kinds of HEAYY HARDWARE, I roil aud Met' I, Stoves and Tin Ware BLACKSMITH TOOLS, Agricultural Implements And Mining Tools, i At Lowest Rates, OPPOSITE SALT LAKE ItOl'SK nib NOW IS YOUR CHANGE FOR STOVES ! I SOW IS YOUR CHAIN CE STOVES Over One Hundred Different Kinds and Styles tc select rrom, Including th. .Old Favorite,, Charter Oak, New Era, Monitor, Inland Empire Superior, Etc., These as well as other varieties will be SOLD CHEAPER i ; AT THE Hardware Dep'nt OP Z. O. 2sL. X. THAN IN AN if OTUER UOUSE IN THIS TERRITORY. II. B. CLAWSUN, ,17 BoperiDtondeDt. on nnn10 ZU.UUUmONANO STEEL At C. II. ISassett's. Opposite Salt Lake Housa. nib UlCIIAilDS' IRON WORKS, CHICAGO, ILL.. Mauuraclururs'of PORTABLE &ISTATI0N ARY Engines, II RLOWUKS, i ( IU SSiFIJS j And MncJiincry for iSmelting Furnaces Contracts made far building l'uroa-. l'uroa-. ces of I Utah Fire Stone. Including Machinery, &.c, set up in complete running order. References Eureka Mining Company, Com-pany, Salt Lake Cl(y Utah Smelling Smell-ing Company, Tlntlc. Address J. C. RicJirds, Chicago- "COAL IJOALI Having purchased the Spriggs Coal Mine We are prrnnred to supply thla Justly celebrated WEBER COAL 1y rar load or retail. Depot at t1. C. 1 H. R. Yard. Ofllcei Exchange ami IRradlng ttomi. BATE MAN & BUEL. mgg w. a. DinD,AtuK UTAH SOUTHERN RAILROAD. MIXED TRAINS IR, XT INT DAILY. Leaving tho I uU Central Depot, Salt Lake City, at 7.10 a.m., and : Sandy Station, ( Dearest point to Litllo : Cottonwood Canon.) at u p.m. SUNDAY TRAINS Lcitvo Utah Central Dcjiot ut 7:10 a.iu, and 4:30 n.m , and Ssindy Station at S 3 1 a,ia. and 6 p.m. 6all L.iko to 11 si; Oo'.tjiiwool Station. N'ta ; !.' i!uy " suy1" 3 Twemy-fivc rot.!.- lultiltionul w;U bo chttriEed ! whvn the litre is collected on tlio tram. iFKUAMOUZ LITTLK, : . SlTliRIXrENDENT. ' D. O. CALDKlt, s5 Uon. Freight and Ticket As'ont. I GILMER & SALISBURY'S I DAILY STAGE LIMES j Utah, outli -eatst ! Nevada 'loi" ! Leaving Snlt Lnke fit Dnllj, run-! run-! "l'B on i li io j Tintio, American Fork, Mount Nebo, ! Sevier. St. Gcorce, Utah ; and riochc, Nevada ; Pfttblng through j Frovo, Spriiurviile, Spanish Fork,I'ay-I Fork,I'ay-I 6on, Salt Crock, Chicken Creek, ; liound Valley, Fillmore, Com ; Creek, licaver, Miuers- viile, und AU the principal towns and mining camps in southern Utah and south-east Nevada. Also leave t'nrliiuc, VtaU dally, running north to ' Virginia City, Helena, Fort Benton, Deer Lodge, Cedar Creek mine., and passing through all tlio principal towns and mining min-ing camps in Montana. Mon-tana. PRINCIPAL OFFICE, ! Wells, Fargo & Co. Building, j jun-l Suit Lake Cllr. Lou Wines. It. P. Kimball. SALT LAKE, lAndJTintic Stage and Express RUNNING! 1) AIL If FUU9I SALT LAKE CITY, via LA ICR TOWN, TOOKIB CITY, STOCKTON AND OPII1K. TO TINTIO, The routo bns boon re-stocked with siilon-iid siilon-iid Ci.Qoord Couch ua, Gno titocli, oHiolui and aLtmlivo Drivors ami ovory nitenuon is imid to tho ooinfui- .ui 1 oonvonionoo ol ptiasoa-Bors. ptiasoa-Bors. Good accommodations on the road. THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. Cheap Fare anil Quick Time. Office at Wells. Pnrcn A. no.'i. I Suit Lake CHy. WINKS & KLMIiAL!,, ' all l'ro,ri.irr-. LSVERPOai & QUtE(13T3WN IN MAN L IHE Of Koyal Mull SI earners, balling from New York Every Saturday AND AltcriKLlc Tuesday. Cnliln Passage, lo LlTerjwl. CxtjH) 971). (JO Steerage (tUr.) JO. 00 Passage from Liverpool to Naw York Caldn, - " - - fflol'l) t7fl.Uf Steerage, - - (Ca-ri-iicy) Ul.UO Riund Trii liokftts issuod ut Tory Ion rat JOIIM U.DAL V., A (.-id, Vj Broadway, New V ork. Or WILLIAM OALDRK. Anfint, W bait Luke City. Utah. |