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Show I 1 - ! MEDICAL Cv DR. GROVES, ttSSX? IDoJOLtiSltt. WHU-e Jiitl SoiilU St., Suit Lak Ct(y. l iiroodoor West of llovoro Uouso, hall oa blopk Ktwt of ttio Klopliant Store. tlVYHtU UOU113 i'UUU 1 A.M. TO 5 l'.lt. Ull rX- JV I J.' b SMITH, VHYSiuiAaiS AXD aUKOKONS, U(lk t GodWa Urug Stoic, jujti foil Lake City. j, d. THOJWPSON, M. Ltc o trou Clly, Nevada, mi .ru hit nr.ii'i-iqion'd trvUa to tbo people lr. half blo-k nouta ot iV-Ukcr iirv. .lore. L,.5t I-uii'lo6lreut. ' U). C. ORMSBY, M.D. I'li VS1C1AN, BUKGKON AJSD DRUGGIST, U ItUlHIIAK C1TV. UTAH, F. 11. SIMMONS, M. I)., .Whyst'cian, jSurgcon and Accoucumr, Ofllco Main Street, rI Ovor I'nylor i Cutler's store, . I. HI. 6t h J. HKNEDICT, SURGtiONS AND PHYSICIANS, Office Ovor CalUor liro's JIusio Kuiporium, ul W. F.ANOERSQS. M.D. H I. RICHARDS, M. D. Surgeon a nntl Phyeicinns, Dili cca, for tho presont. at their rwpoctivi residences in tho loth and 17th Wards. uj6 LEGAL. Z. 8NOW. R. D. 1100F. SAOW & JUOGK, Attorneys anil Coanaoiort at Law Salt Ijibo City, Utah. Office at biiow". corner. lt KaM Street. Ju5 JONATHAN C. ROYLE, A T T O H N JS Y A T - L A W , Snlt Lake City, UtnU. Office Qodbo JJuildiajr. 2A Floor. Rc?i-denco Rc?i-denco on I'.isl street, botwecii tioulh nnd Utouth streets. pJJ 3. P. AlcCurdy. 0. LT. Morgan iluCL'KUY& MOUGAX, Attorneys-at-Law, Ovfics . ai ioor3 oast of Ukrald Office, oy SALT LAKE CITY. F T OH & MANN. s At(.oriieys-at-L.aVj Office, First South St.. Fourth door oust of Hooper, EldrcdKo Sc Co'a Biin!:. Suit L:iko Uity- a&i Warnor Karll, F. M. Smith. EAULL & SMITH, ATT011NEYS AT LAW, SALT T.AKB CITY, East Tcuiplo Street, one aoor south of aJU iodl)o'9 Storo L) . COOP LC 11 , ATTOllNJSi' AND COUNaJiLLUlt, Ofllce Eiclinnge nml Itcadlng It o inn, up-utulra. ju2-S 3AI.T LAKE C1TT. 3. II. Hemps tend, fll. Klrkpatrlok HEMPSTEAD & KIRKPATRICK, Attorneys-at-JLaw, Main Street, opposite Wolls, Fargo A Co., B ALT LAKK.01TV, C. U. Ueinpstond, U.S.Att'y for Utah, m SAKKEBS. : Thoa. K. Jones. A. W. White BANKING 110TJSI3 OP A. W. AVI I IT K Si. CO,, EAST TEMPLE STltEET. a30 "' ' Suit Lake City. FlaSTllTMM. BAH CFlTAi! (Successori! to Ilusaey, Daliler Co.) WiHnKS IIC33KY. 0. Lj. DADt.BR, 1'rosidCLt. Vico Prcat. Antuont Oodbe, Ooshior, Suit Luke Oiiy, Utah ; Also oonnocliriB offices at Ogdon andCorinno. Utah, and Virgioiaand lielouii, Montana. Dealers in Gold Dus(, Coin and Currency, Draw Exchango on Now York, Chicago, it- Louis, Umaha, Denver, tian iraneisco, and all parts of Europe. Collectloua PromiHly Attended To. t muamu mi. i... Bank of Deseret, Successor te HOOPER, ELDREDGE & Co., Corner East Temple and First South Streets, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, PAID UP CAPITAL, , - $100,000. niUGNAM YOUNG, Pie.ident,l II. s. ELDltEnGE, ViccPrcs. W.M. It. ilUul'Klt, VM. JENNINGS, Directors. JOHN SHARP. I FEltAMOliZ LITTLE, L. S. 11 ILLS, Cashier. J Deal in GOLD DUST, COIN, EXCHANGE, LAND "VV ARRANT (j, COLLEGE COL-LEGE SCRIP, &c. Collections made anil promptly remitted. re-mitted. FOREIGN EXCHANGE FOR SALE. WELLS, FARGO &"G0, Express Forwarders, Bankers, DEALERS IN EXCHANGE. Drafts on Europe, and all the principal prin-cipal cities of the United States. EUROPEAN COLLECTIONS Promptly attended to. KrbL Temple St., Salt Lali City. TUEO. F. TRACY, Agent. mil NOTARIES PUBLIC. "XsTgould & SOS, CONVEYANCERS, S- Mining Deeds, ARroomonts and Bond for DasUs, Mortsagos, Powers, of Attorney, Leanest Ci,ai7Mts and othor instrumonlgof writing drawn with acouraoy and dispaton. pHnlng Compwlei Iiioorpora- te- .under Lowa of Utiih. A. S. GOULD, NOTARY IPXJi3XjXO and COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS for New York, MaesachuBOlta, Pcnnsylva-nia.Oliio, Pcnnsylva-nia.Oliio, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Wyoming, Montana, Nevada, California, and oilier States and Territories. Ter-ritories. Eust Temple St., near Wells, Fargo dc Vo., Salt Lake City. mil CONVEYANCER. hS- MINING and olhcr companies inconQ-ralod inconQ-ralod undor tho Lawi ut Utah. DEEDS. Control?, r.iwors of Attorney and all kindJ of Leal lublrumcnts diau. - LOANS NHUOTIATEIJ. HEAL BS- TA'IK ljoUht, svld or leased. S- COLLKCriONS proiuptly atli'udo.l to. B-FifJt-cln!--s City Properly for si'e. Offii--o. Enet Tcuiiilo Strcot. ovorDunf.ird ,t iions' storo. s-1 jwrniES &JEWELM! j O. L. ELIASON, Bh'GS to inform the residents of Salt Lake City and vicinity, that ho not onlj ! Kuarnutccfl to properly Ul'tIO and j AlJt Watclic Chronometer; ' but. ho will mnite them or an? part o: ' ibim, to crder, and warrant tho work. A v:w sui'l'i.Y of ELGIN anc ' SWLSS W.Vl'ULlKS juit rocoivod. which ho will Bimrantoo us rolmbu timo-kcopors. fnew loUoiycompotiUor Homembcr tho addre-.. Two doori c-.i Of tu Lcaeret Uauk. BATHS, BATHS! Warm Spring lint lis ! , Prlvat and Plunge, ThwcclolTfttoJ Ull;i ro uen to Hie .vkVm at ul ' e-m. Tlielr nnxliciiiftl pruriiM sre sc wl.lol; kuowu Uiftt It Is noodleai to ouuwcraLo Uiem. Beal'lea the PriTilo BntU, lf lrr ni) lmn.loin( 0 ly furuislied Plunge Dtha t.t U.IIimi nn (Jntlernen r uow open. AKNOLI). II HOTELS, ETC. TOWNSEND HOUSE, SALT LAKE CITY. TIIE LEADING HOTEL OF UTAH. JAMES TOWNSEHD, PROPRIETOR. This ilouae is contrally and pleasantly located, lo-cated, well furnished, and has accommodations accommoda-tions for 150 Buoats. THE PROPRIETOR U now preparing to huiid largo additions to his Hotel, whiah when Gnibhod, will ron'er it tho Most Complete Establishment in tho KOCKY M0UXTAI REGION ! mil AMERICAN HOTEL, A Select and First-Class House. ONE BLOCK. EAST OK THEATRE, HALT LAICli) CITY. TermS3.00 perdny. lionrit Avltll-Oiit Avltll-Oiit rooina $1.0U per lrcek. Bnlliu free to gnetta. J. C. LI rTLK, jun24 Proprietor. OQUIRRH HOUSE, Corner Main and LootiBt streets, TOUKLE CITY, UTAH. Good Accommodaiio?i for Families. o2ti K. S. POOTK, Proprietor. CHOP HOUSE AND r; OXSTEll SALOOiV, BESXARDIH 4- STEVENS, Prop'rs, LAST 1ENIPLE STREET, 'rUroo duors bolowotiODil outh St., SALT ilKE OITT. ':' OI'iJN DAV AIM) NIGHT. GRAND RESTAURANT, GODDARD'S BUILDING, EAST TKJJPLE STREET. JUST OIPExSTEID. This osUbliahuicnt is elegantly furnished, kocis Bupiilicd with the doliciicioa of tho season and tho best tao uinrkor, jittorda, and employ a none but FIRST-CLASS COOKS. Dinners served and dishes oookod to order in tte best stylo nnd at tbo lowest rates. Fresh salmon, cod and rook lis b received daily. Uhocolato, lco-croam, eakta, ,tc, in tho evening, for iadio?, in privnte rooms. a-jg23 PULL. MAEGETTS Has opened bia now establishment on FIRST SODTII ST., ' Eotwccn the Co-oii- Store and tho Townsond House, Arcarly opposite the New Meat MarJcet. For the salo of ENGLISH and SCOTH ALES AND POUTER. JoviIo'h Stone Ale, UKSUISB. Wliolcsulc and Retail. A eplcudid assortment of Tobacco and Cigftra, Tlie Old Stnud on Second Soutli Street U slIU in fiUl blaat. augUi LAGER BEER SALOON I WAOENEIt's CELEBRATED Imager Beer? Ale AND PORTER) Under AVoodmaimee'B Uulldln?,; First door north of Wolls, Fargo's. auglO H. TRCNUT A. CO. CITY LIQUOR STORE, Keep constantly on hand. Wholesale mad Retail, Choice Imported LIQUORS AND WINES, At Lowest Rates. QROKSBEOK'S BUILDINGS, BIT But TtmpU StraU $75,000 CTJERENOY. A GRAND GIFT CONCERT AV ill bo giTon at INDEPENDENCE HALL, gALT LAKE CITY, U.T., DECEMBER 1,1871. UY CHURCH & CO. During tlie Concert 1,3 17 Gifts will be distributed nmonft ticket liolders amounting to S73,OO0 tu Currency ns followui 1 Gift of Currency $15,000.00 1 10.0DO 00 1 5.000 00 I . ' 2,000 00 3 ' " " SLOOOoaah 3.000 no s " rm " 2.5jo 00 5 iX) " I,fl0 UO SO K'O " 5.U00 00 100 50 " 5,000 00 aCI " 30 " 9.000 00 0 20 ' ...... I7.0U0Q0 1,317 Priics ainountinK to 87o,000 00 Tho S75.000 will bo deposited in tho First National Bank of Utah previous to tho day of drawing, Tlie drftwlny vi ill lako placo ninl tlm eIHi bo nwnrded lu a unmoor prudsuly tiiulliir to ihtit or tlio Concert ruoii in Kua EruncUco, in aiil uf the Mercantile Library, and under the Supervision of a Cuiumiltoo ol well known cilixoua of Suit Lake City. 00,000 Ticket will 1)0 sold at $14.50 each. Tho ticket vil admit Iho bearer to tho Concort. Ticket for Eitlu nt all tho pi luoljuil buaineia ' houMeM of Hie Territory. All ur.lers for ticUls aud drwftn for money to bo BdJreMl to CHURCH - CO., I'. 0. Box 557 Suit Lake City, U.". J u v U 'IS m - eg g 1 O M . g w i So Nil -3 &s ORGANS. -: ORGANS! ORGANS! WAYNES & CO.. For Utah Territory, for Iho solo of Uio eclo-bratcd eclo-bratcd SMITH'S AMEKICAN CABINET ORGANS Respectfully invito tho membera of th filusical Profession and ilic Public cencrallj to call at their Musio Itooms, FIRST SOUTH STKJ3ET) Two doors cost of the Post Uflioo, Suit Lain City, nnd oiamino ttioir Bplcudid stock oi Orsuns. and learn tbo uuprecedcnlcdly LOW PKICtd at which tbey offer thetn lor sule tho prices boinB from twenty io ililrty per cent lower than llicy can bo bougbl inanj'Olbor house iu Utah. Duyucs .t Co Jo not oiler the S.UITU URQaNS at thesi low liitures because thoy uro, assume woulii have it believed, a poorly uianuhictured uuc consciiuontly chuau iut,truuieut; lor, lurei-cellonco lurei-cellonco of workiurt-nship tbey linvu no.ini'O riors. whilo in strcUKih, purity and swuctnes; uf tone, they cunileiiyo ittc iiruumiun to pruduco any instrumont eipial to them, The cause of tbeir LOW RATES la easily osplainod : Tbey have no local aKenis whom thoy PAY TO I'UJfi thou wares; nnd besides this, they havo resolved toplncolheso beautiful instrumuntj witniii tho reach of all. and will do so by doinn what no othor house in Utah pretends to do, namely, sharing with their patron j iho to in mission allowed by tho inauulacturors. Acting Act-ing on tins priueinlo, thoy oiler ilioir instruments instru-ments at twenty por cent, less than eastern retail lipuros, ocsidu pay inn tho Irciubt to tho railway terminus in this city, cuurantco-inn; cuurantco-inn; ovory instruuient sold sou ml and froo ol damiiBO. They will sell a l'arlur i rcan.witli elct-ant Black Walnut .Case, Fivo Btopu, Trcmulo aud lvnoe-swell, fur tfUO, tlio oiust-erarctail oiust-erarctail price being S175. An instrument fur a school or meeting-liouso. with power sufficient for fifty siuitcrs, witn seven btups, jub-llass, Octavo. Coupler, Trcmulo uud Knee swell, for ISO, the eastern prico for tliu samo instrument boiua S'iij. . In proof that tho American Uigun is all thoy represent, thoy retor purchiiMLrs to tlio following woll-kuowu tfentieuion : C, San-1 San-1 some, D. L. Davis, A, Aimer, John fMiarp, Ci. : W. tieiirs und V. IS. Uodbo, also iira. ' Kimball, all of this clly; It. llcmoid, ot 6alt Creek. Juab county; T. bluyner, Ogdon; tbo Fishburn Choir, Brigham City. Dayues Jc Co. will ulao sell every other description of lirst-elusa Musical Alerchan-d'se, Alerchan-d'se, Iroui a Pianoforto to a V lolin tilnuu, ut the samo ratio; and to prove, that tho preceding pre-ceding statementa coutuia nut a panicle ol exaggeration, thoy invito all musicians uud tho public to call und prove tbeir tiutu by personal examination aud iuyetujali .n. Itomombor ! J. DAYNES & CO., - - Dealers in Musical Instruments, Two Doors East of tlio Post Ofllce, SALT LAKE CITY. Agents for tho Celebrate! Gjrover & Baker Sewing Machine LUMBER YARDS. ImNDCALIFORiT I LUMBER COMP'Y, J Incorporated July 17, 1871. CAPITAL STOCK, - - 75,0U0. j i Dealers in all kinds of BuildingMaterial LUMBER, DOORS, WINDOWS, VENETIAN BLINDS, ALL KINDS BIOULD1NGS, CIIICO SUGAR PISE, CEILING, SIDING, FLOORING, CALIFORNIA REDWOOD, RUSTIC SIDING, FLOORING, ETC, ETC, ETC. Orders for Mill Timbers promptly filled, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS' AND MOULDINGS. Main St., five doora south 0? Walker's All business done through tho President of tho Company. Offices Lumber Yard, ono block south of Bailroad Dopot. E. II. BARRON, Preuidont. D. W. If ARK. HURST, Secretary. CHARLES DAHLER, juy2l Treasurer. LUMBER YARD. j DOORS, ' j WINDOWS, I DLIND3, , - I MOULDINGS ALL KINDS "OF LUMBER. T. II. .TONES & CO., Half-a-block south of U. C. Depot. ms3 KDDINGTON'S ? ! Two Blocks soutli of tlie U. C. R.R. Depot, and next to Win, Jen-1 Jen-1 ntnirV Tannery. Tho yard is kept constantly supplied by several saw-mills with i A Full Assortment of i Native Lumber, j W. E. solicits tho patronnfte of his old I friends, and by punctuality and diligonco in j business hopes to merit a sharo of publi support. FOR SALE -In tho 15th Ward. on I block andahairwc.-t of tho II. C. R. R.. i .small hou?o and half lot, with fine orchard For particulars en'iuiro of ' aup25 WM.EDDINQT0N. CHAMBERS'S ENCYCLO PEDIA, A DICTIONARY OF UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE For tlie People. Revised Edition. Ke-issuo of 1870-71 , with Maps, Plates and Engravings. To ho completed in 80 Parts, making 10 Vols, uf 820 pages each. Illustrated with about Four Thousand Engravings En-gravings aud I'orty Maps. PRICE per Part, IncluiUng Maps and Illustrations, 00 Genu, PRICE PER VOLUME: Extra Cloth, hoveled boards ..$5 fO Library Scoop, marbled odgos ti 00 Ualf Turkey Morocco 6 50 , McfiSrs. II. U. KEYS .t tin. nro Ihn Aonnts for Clin mbcr a? bnvyclopicdla fr the Pacific Coast, and are publishers and importers im-porters of other American and English standard stan-dard and illustrated works. CASSEL'S NEW POPULAR EDUCATOR, Now Edition, ' Universal Pronouncing Dictionary of Biography Bi-ography and Mythology, by J. Thomas, A M., L. D. National Portrait Gallery of E turnout Americans. 50 parts at 5U cents each. II. II. KEY & CO., 51U Clay St-. San Francisco. Mr. II. May is now in Utah and will visit the different places to solicitfor tho Arm. Parties subscribing for any of thoir works may rely upon being faithf ally served ovory month. Gotllie Ocingmi House, E7 salt lake city. Attention Miners ! Wanted Immediately three hundred hun-dred tons of L'ooct ARGENTIFEROUS ARGEN-TIFEROUS GALENA anil COPPER ORES at SCMMS SMELTING anfl. MINING- WORKS, At Union Fort, Little Cottonwood. Rates for Smelting Ores from $15 to 828 per ton, as pcrnuality and quantity, auttf Two Great Equivalent Tho world may bo safely challenged to produco bo perfect per-fect a simulation of anything in nature as Tarrant'g Seltxer Aperient Is of its original, tho Soltzor Spring of Germany. Ger-many. Tho Aperient, based on a correct analysis of tho Seltzer Water, is ovon superior supe-rior to tho manufacture of Nature hrrsolf, because it contains all tho active medioinal properties of tho spring, unalloyed by any of tbo Inert aud useless particles found in all ui in oral fountains. Tho genuine article being Boaurod, you havo tho Soltzor Wator of Europe, purified and perfected, and probably prob-ably tho best, tho most gonial cathartic and autibilliouj preparation on the faco of the earth. Sold by all DrugglsUj MEATS! MEATS!! MEATS!!! Jennings & Paul, Stall No. 7, 1STE-W MEAT MARKET, Keep tho ohoicest supply of BEF, MUTTON, VEAL, PORK, And everything in thoir lino which tho market affords. Order and delivery wnpni will deliver meats Tree In any part of f lie city. Order? given at nny limn during market hours will be promptly filled when desired. sl5 GROCERIES & PROVISIONS DANIEL GRENIG'S BAKERY AXD GROCERY STORE, WEST SIDE COMMERCIAL STREET, Near Stcouil South Street, IS NOW IN FULL OPERATION Whcro he will bo plemcd to wait upon bis frioQd. and patron, with Everything in the above Line CHEAPER THAN EVER. GIVE SIM A CALL IiV iriS NEW RETREAT. GLOBE BAKERY, East Temple Street, flrit door north of Co-operative Grocery Department. GOLIGHTLT& HARRIS Keep constantly on hand GOOD FRESH BREAD Huns, Cakes, Pies, Crackers, Elc. Fill variety of CONFECTIONERY, Wholesale and Retail. fSroceries, Flour, Ulrl3 Feed, &c. CONFERENCE WEEK! Just Received, a large arrival of choice "DC" HI J. S3 Direct from the Importers Also a full stock of Staple and Fancy GROCERIES. Wo havo REDUCED our best ara-POWDER ara-POWDER to Si per pound. It cannot be equalled. TRY IT ! TRY IT ! G, W. DAVIS, Two Doors from Kimball & Lawrence's DAY & CULMER, IMPORTERS 1KD DEALEH3 IN GENERAL MEMIMSE, CONSISTING OP DRY GOODS, QIIOCKUIES, HARD W ARK, BOOT-S, SHOES, II ATS, CROCKERY, LAMPS, GLASSWARE, JLC, CORDAGE Jl T WINKS. WOODKK V AUK, CAKPKTS, CKAC1CKRS &BISCUITS, TOl! ACCO, fcU Cf.C, &.C. Which thoy olior at prices, that guarantoo satisfaction and defy competition. The choicest TEAS constantly on hand of the followiug kinds Gunpowder . . 81.78 to S3. 35 Young 11 j-son - 1.00 to 1.90 Tycoon ... 1.35 to 1.05 Fooptiig . 1.15 to l.5 Pekoe .... to 1.10 Souchong ... 00 to 1.00 Diamond L. l.OO Natural Leaf - 00 to 1,00 And tho famous Knslish MUodTeo. . - - 1.73 Dealers in Toas will find it to their ad-vantago ad-vantago to givo us a call, boforo purchasing purchas-ing their Teas, as our facilities in I his branch of our businoas oaanol bo excelled in the city. dpt STAR BAKERY. Wo have just received a largo supjdy uf Choice Flour, and guarantee A GOOD, SWEET LOAF. FRESH BUTTER AND EGGS, CORN MKAL, SHORTS, BRAN, GRAIN, Groceries and Provisions, Frosli XJx"oa,c3L Everyday, wholcalo and retail. Families eui'pliod. Bun?. Caked, ttingcr Snaps, io, always on hand. Five Doora East of Post Oillcc. s2 WOODS St K EATON. WILSON & CO., IMPORTERS WHOLESALE DEALERS is Groceries, Foreign and Domestic lfran-diea, lfran-diea, Wines and Liquors, Cigar, Toliacco, IIooIh and Hlion, Ilarriivarc, tc, Ate, EAST TEMPLE STREET. Third Store north of Hooper. Eidrodgo b CJ Co'a Hank. , HARDWARE. KICIIAKDS' IRON WORKS, I CH1CACO, ILL., UaauUcturer of PORTABLE & STATIONARY ! Engines, blow: .IS, ! CK USHERS, 'I And Machinery fur Smelting Furnaces j Contracts made for building Furna- j oes of Utah Fire Stone, j Including Machinery, &c, set up in ' complcto running order. J References Eureka Mining Coin, i pauy. Salt Lake Cllyj L'tah Smell- lug Company, Tlntlc. I Address J, C. Ricliards, Chicago. I i MIS' j C. H. BASSETT, HARDWARE STORE 1 1 All kinds of HEAVY HARDWARE,; Iron aud Steel, i Stoves and Tin Ware BLACKSMITH TOOLS, J Agricultural Implement! And Mining Tools, At Lowest Rates, OPPOSITE SALT LAKE HOUSE Ql6 on nnnl'oxi ZUiUUUlRON AND STEEL At C. II. Rassett's. Opposite Salt Lak Hous. nlfi NOW IS YOUR CHANCE I 1 FOR i STOVES lj 1 1 NOW IS YOUR CHANCE FOK j STORES Over One Hundred Different Kinds and Styles to Select from, Inolutllng the Old Favorite., Charter Oak, New Era, Monitor, Inland Empire Superior, Etc., 1 These as well as rubor vaiietioB will ho SOLD CHEAPER AT TUB Hardware Dep'nt z. c. im:. 1. THAN IN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THIS TERRITORY. II. B. CLAWSOK, .17 SnporiDlondent. ! COAL! C0ALl Having pnrchaMert the Spriggs Coal Mine We are prrpnrcd to supply tills Justly celebrated WEBER COAL j liy car load or rrtall. Depot at V. C. 1 It. K. Yard. ofUcci Exchange and Reading Kooma. BATEMAN & BUEL. amS W.H.BIRD, Agent. TRAVEL. Len Wines. il. P. Kimball. SALT LAKE, iAnd Tintic i Stage and Express I ; RUNNING DAILf FROM SALT I LAKE CITY, via L A It. K TOWN, TOOKLK CITY, STOCKTON AND OPIIIR TO TlXTie. The route has been rc-s!oektd with (plcn-. (plcn-. aid Concnrd Coaehe.-, ti.ie tock, caierul atd att-ntive drivers- and every attention paid to the oojuv v, 1 convenience of raen-sars. raen-sars. Good accommodation on the roatl, THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. Cheap Fare and Quick Time. Ofllcc at Wells, Fargo A Co.'s, bait Lake City. WINKS & KIMBALL, H Proprietors. . UV:ri.';Q3l & QfJitiiSTGWN. IN MAN LINE Of Royal M nil Slmnirri, Selling from Net York Every Saturday AND Alternate Tuesday. Cabin Paacagc, to Liverpool, (gold) 975.00 Steerage " " (cur.) 30.00 Passage from Liverpool to New York Caliln, - (Gold) sUS.OO Steerage, - - (CaTrnry) 34.00 Round Trip Tickets issued (it very lew rate JOHN Q.DAL K, Awnt, 15 Broadway. .New York. Or WILLIAM CALt'KK. Altera, oI! S-ili Uke City. Uuli. UTAH SOUTHERN RAILROAD. rfg-g -tifr g Iu t' 4j: ijj- j - MIXED TRAINS H "U" 1ST D AIL -ST. Leaving tho Utuli Central Depot, Salt Lako- Oily, at 7.10 a.m., and Sandy Station, (nearest point to Litllo Cottonwood Canon,) at 6 p.m. SUNDAY TRAINS Leave Utah Central Depot ul 7;I0 a.m. mid 4:U p.m , nnd Sandy Stution ul H a i u in. ana 6 p.m. Salt Lako to BiK Cottonwood Stu'ion, filets ' I'ittlo " " fiUc'ia Sandy $.oo Tweuty-fivo cents iidditionii! will bo ohargod when the luro is collected on tho train. FERAMOKZ LITTLK, SUl'lilllNTKNDKNT. D. O. CALDEIt, s5 Gen. Freight nnd Tiokot Auont. GILMER & SALISBURY'S DAILY STAGE LIKES Til ROUO It Ui.;t2a, ftoHth -cast icva,3;i & Mmi t;nia, Leaving Salt Lalie City Dully, running run-ning noiuli lo Tintio, American Fork, Mount Ncbo, tsevicr, St. U conic, Hub ; uod riocbe, Kuvada ; Passing tlirouRlt Provo, RpririfrvUlo, Spanish Fiirk,Pay-son, Fiirk,Pay-son, Suit Greek, Cliickcu (Jrcck, Kound Valley, Killniorc,Coru Crock, Jicavcr, Miucra-viilc, Miucra-viilc, aud All the principal towns and mininff camps in southern Utah and totUh-east Nevada. Also leave Cor I line, L'lali dally, running north to Virginia City, Helena, Fort Benton, JJccr Lode, Codar Creek niincB, and piihhinx tlirough all tlio principal towun and min-iog min-iog oaujpH io Moa-Uitia. Moa-Uitia. PRINCIPAL OKFICIC, Wells, Fargo & Co. Building, jm4 Pnlt LaVo Ciiy. |