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Show MEDICAL 0. C. 0RMS3Y, M.D. 1'UYSIUIAN, BUHOKON AMD DKUUU1ST, UllliillAU CITY, UTAH. T. 11. SIi1310iS, M. 1 hiskian, Surgeon and Accoucheur, OOlco Main Street, Over Taylor Jt Cutlor's atoro, J. M, A;. F. 1. BKNKDICT, StlHtiEONS AND PHYSICIANS, OIUco Over CulJor Bro's Maaio Eiuvurluui. W. F. ANUfcHSON, M.D, H I. RICI1ARCS, M.D. Suiccims and Physician, 0lliiT, f.r tho prcsont, al llioir rc.i'dUivo rciidtiuopj imholJth and 17th Ward:-. nf . Uii. liliOVES, TOiiSX? XOKitlt, Olllf 4 it 1 Soittli St., SU Lake Cliy. Ilirro .l-mrs Wost of Kovorc House half a Hoot Ksut of tho Kloi'lunt btoro. iil' U', HOUKS VROU 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. ml J. D. THOMPSON, M. D., rilYSlClAN AN U SUKGKOJf, Offers hi? iTofc'ional Fcrvicc.i to tho people of Suit L:iko Cily, Kosi.lcnco nt b'livnr llolicrls' brii'k house, oppusua St. Mark's Church. iu-i XKHTLUOIN IAL. I Sn I'Vanciseo, July. 1ST0. 1 Wo, th undorsih-ncd, tuko 8ro:it pWaauro In rpoominpiidii,it Db, A. W . lAl.DI.U to pllthitao who muy ncod lh sarviooa of a Di'iilisi, as a lliuroiiKhly competent and oUillful opontor. and oho in whom wo hiivo iiuplioit conlidonco, both m a lcntUt and a puiilcinnn. Hr. II. AwsTijf, DeniiKt. Urc. H'Iikkts i fBKBi.asrt. Dentist. H. II, McUti.s-ALD it Co., UruBKiel. UKKICE In Seventies Hnll UullUIng Fir.tKMtStroot.SALT LA KB MUX. LEGAL. z. snow. r. d. nooi. SNOW & HOOK, Attorneys and Connsnlon at Law fait I-iko Cily, Utah. OfflVo at .S low's torii-r, l.i lint Street, jnfi Win. Y. LOVELL, ATTORNEY - V T - L AW, Will practieo in tho Courta of Utah; OFFICi:- Kimball's Block, oppo-Uc T'JWDSCli'J II(.i3iO. d'i JOHATHAN C. P.0YLE, ATTOHNEY-AT-LA W, Salt Lake City, Utah. Office Uodbo BuiMinK. Lid Floor. Resi-denco Resi-denco on ''A K i.-:t atrctt, betweeii douth and laibonth street. pliJ 8. P. McCurJ. C. U. Moritan JHcCL HDY & MOKCiAN, Altornqs-atLaw, Okfick Room 5, up stair?, over Taylor & Culler' Sloro, a23 SALT LAKE CITY. F ! T O JX & MANN. (Vaoriieys-at-Jjaw, Ofiico, First South St., Fourth door oit of Hooper, Eldrodge Jt Co'a Bank. Salt Lako City. a20 C, H. IIASDV. C. K. CILCIIHI3T. HANDY & UILC11U1ST, AXTOKXEYS-AT-LAW, Ami Solicitors in Chancery, Oflifio Main Street, Salt Lako Cily, U.T, Warner Earl!, V. M. Smith. KAULL & S3IITI1, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, SALT LAKE C1TV. East Temple Street, ono door south of aaj Oodbo'a Storo L). O O O P Ell, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR, Ortice Exchange ami Reading Uooutd, uii-malrH. iu23 8ALT LAKE CITT- Win. 11AYDON, (Ulo Judgo of 4th District Court, Novodn, ATTORN K Y-A T - L AW, Room No.l,TrowbridoDuildinB. East Temple Tem-ple Street, opposite tho Salt Laa.0 liouao. nl 0. H.IIompstead, M. .Kirkpatriok HEMPSTEAD & KIRKPATRICK, Attorueys-at-L.awa Main Street, opposito WoIIb, lfargo A Co., SALT LAKE CITY, f i BANKERS. Bank of Deseret, Snccosaor to HOOPER, ELDREDGE & Co., Corner East Teiuplo and Birat South Streota, SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. PAID UP CAPITAL, - 8100,000. ItHIOHAM YOtTNO.Pic.'idont.l II. a. LLUKEIJGE, Vicol'rea. W.M. II. llCX'I'Ult, WM. JENNINGS. t Directors. JOHN SlI.UiP, 1-EItA.MOitZ LITTLE, L. S. HILLS. Cashier, J Deal in GOLD DUST, .COIN. EXCHANGE, LAND WAHKANTH, COL-LKCiE COL-LKCiE SCKIP, fltc. Collections maile aud promptly ru-inittcd, ru-inittcd, FOREIGN EXCHANGE FOR SALE. Bid . WELLS, FARGO & GO,, Express Forwarders, Baukcrs, DEALERS ti EXCHANGE. Drafts on Europe, and all the principal prin-cipal cities of the United States. EUROPEAN COIjIiECTXONS Promptly attended to. Est Temple St., Salt Lake City, T11E0. F. TRACY. Agent. rnU Thos. R. Jonofi, A. W. Whito BANKING HOUSE ov A. W. WHITE Oc CO., EAST TEMPLE STREET, o30 bait Lako City. fiiiiiiLBiioFms, (SuccoBsor to HunBoy, Dahler Co.) WinBRN IIccBKY. 0. L. Daulbr, ProBidcnt. . . Vice .frost. AsTiiuxY Godbi. Cashier. Salt Luke City, Utah ; Also oonnooticst ofiicea at Ogden andCorinne. UUh, und Virginia and Uolona, Montana. Doalors in Qoll Jlustt Coin and Currency, Draw JSxolmriKO on Now York, ChloaBO, St. Louis. Uinuha. Donvor, ban tmuoiBOO. and all purta of Europe. Collection Promptly Attemlea To. mil BOTAaitS PUBLiO. A. S. U0UL1) & SON, COWVEYANGERS, 5- Mining DocJa, Afrrecmonta and Bonds forDocdy, iMortKiities. Vowora of Attorney, Lonu's Coutriicta and othor instruiuonta of writius drawn with ncouraoy and diaitaton. Jj- Kilning Comiwiilea Inoorpora-teii.niuler Inoorpora-teii.niuler the Lui of L'tah. &. a. GGULO, COMMISSIONER1 OF DEEDS for New York, Masiachusctla, Poun.sylva-ui;i,Oiiio, Poun.sylva-ui;i,Oiiio, lUinoia, Iowa, Nebraska, Wyoiiiinit, Montina, NovaJa, California, ami other Stales and Ter-ii Ter-ii lor Led. Last TmikSt., )iaji- 'dU, Fargo A- Co., Halt Ld-c City. mil V. C..VTT,1S. S. J. .IitNAMDN-, Nuiaiy l'ui,lio. LonvcyanctT. CLAYTON TJONASSON MAV slrirt !l-'niinn lo ttm fl'r.-l i-n of Jl in )uj ul " i'ai'la ul Llio world. They .0s- dr.nv r ;u'UiiowloJ;;d all kiuds of lusliuinunti in wriuiw. Sinriliil al (cut Inu L-ivcn In the dr uvinc Of Will and itumiuiiy Uocu- Loan nccoii.Uc'. Mine. U,.u.'.-s and Real L-;a;o Jt' all ktiiod L)JUi:!u, ?old or le.veJ. ln.on.ovitll.in ml I"''' MiAct utl'OVncc wii'h 'lii'o l-i wa Liah. OKh'U'P - FmiriU floor aouiU of UuiIIio'h Comii. AVavm prhiir HatSis ! I'rlTnti and Plunge. : 1 . .n r, !ol-rntr-l Kith n npon to Iho public at all PC.wiH'. Th-r : -l" n-V -: lir- nr.- wiii.-Ij kiH-n ll'. it i! n pc-ili 'i io i-i.uiotBU ilioai. Biwlilm th" PriTnip l!nlh, Hip Inrge and hndonie-lj hndonie-lj fnnilihrd Plunge Bat ha for La-lie and ijantlcoieQ ar now 0 a. AUSOLO. all HOTELS, ETC, TOWNSEND HOUSE, SALT LAKE CITY. THE LEADING HOTEL OF UTAH. JAMES TOVNSEND PROPRIETOR. This Houeo is centrally and pleasantly located, lo-cated, well furnished, and has accommodations accommoda-tions for ISO Eueets. THE PROPRIETOR is now preparing to build large additions to his Hotel, whieh when finished, will ren'er it the Most Complete Establishment in the ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION ! mil AMERICAN HOTEL, A Select and First-Class House. ONE BLOC It EAST OF THEATRE, SALT LAKE CITY. Terms S3. 00 per day. Board with, out roouu SI a. 00 per week. UatUi free to gueats. J. C. LITTLE, iun24 Proprietor. TAYLOR'S HOTEL, OX THE EUROPEAN PLAN, EAST TEMPLE STREET, West Bide, Rooms with or without board by the day or week. Restaurant Open at all hours. TAYLOR & CUTLER, Proprietors. n 23 WASHINGTON HOUSE, Third South St., east of Main, SALT LAKE CITY. Spring Beds, the best io town, 50c. Meals, - 25c. Thirty Nowi papers taken. HENRY BRUNTON, Proprietor. ott18 New CdMCial Loflpi House, Noar foot of Com more ial Street, jlll : XLxflAL L.' M OPIiN ALL NIGHT. C. W. TAPPAN, Proprietor. Spring Beds, SO eta. per Nlgltt, or SJ.30 per Weeki Mingle rooms, 35c ol5 CENTRAL HOUSE, LITTLE COTTONWOOD, T. F. Fuller. Proprietor. To tho Public This house Is nowreGttcd and oiion for travelers at reduced rates. iSli Hoard and Lodk'imr. hy wock, Slil.OO-Meals, Slil.OO-Meals, 60c. ISoJa, 75o, Moula at all hours, nW UTAH HOTEL, MAIN ST., OGDEIV. (Formerly known u the White Ilouac,); It 18 greatly enlarged, thoroughly renovated, refnrntHiietl and provided provi-ded witli Dar Room, Barber Shop and Bath ltoomu, Omnibus to anil from all trains. PaagcDgora going Knat from Sail Lake City mny now avoid tbo nnplcuaant (aak uf an early morning morn-ing riilo on tho Uiuh Coutral ltailrond )jy coming to Ogdou tho provious ovculut;, EUDEY & WILLIAMS, 019 l'loiirl.toi. OOMMEROIAL CHOP AND OYSTER HOUSE Commercial Street, is xr x. o r :J a. xXjjv xw. SIMMS & PHILLIPS, Prop'rs: d3 CHOP HOUSE AMD OYSTER SALOON, BERNARDIS & 8TE VENS, Prop'rs, EAST TEMPLE STREET, Thro, doon bolow Second South St.. SALT LAKE OITT. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. CITY LIQUOR STORED Keep constantly on hand. Wholesale anil Retail, Choice Imported LIQUORS AND WINES, At Lowest Ketea. GllOUSUKOK'S BUILDINGS, nlT Eaat Tanipta Strael. Ayer's Sarsaparilla J Is wklelj known IP, ncnnnnflhnmL Jmk 1 cfl'cc,'linl rollcciics 'gfMl for cleansing tho lsy8t)m anti lluri" s&ftfatyW" 11,0 blood- tJ5, test of years, with wW ft constantly grow ing roputation, based on iU intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its remarkable cures. So mildaa to bo safe and bono-lioial bono-lioial to children, and yot so searching as to cft'ectualy purgo out tho great cor-ruptions cor-ruptions of the blood, such as tho scrofulous scro-fulous and syphiltic contamination. Impurities, or diseases that have lurked in tho systom for years, soon yield to IhH powerful antidote nnd disappear. Jleneo its wonderful cures, nuiny ol which Jiro publicly known, of Scryitla, and nil scrofulous disuse., Urrrf, Eruptums and cruptivo disorders ol tlio -kin Tumor--', Ul.rli-s, lioite, Ptmpt'.s, ru.-'fti.:s. S-.r-t, Sf. AntJw'i'a F,re, Rose or I-;rsi':lnx,Tctc)SiU Rh:mn, .Scald lira,,' Itui'iironn and Intermit Ulcerations Ulcera-tions of the Uterus .Stomach and Liver. It alo cures other com plaint, to wluoh it would not seem especially adapted, such Dropsv, Dyspepsia. Ft, icura!;tat . Ib-nri Disease, Femalr. H eaknets, De- . !Utv and Lcucorrlnva, when they aio ! miimfeftations of the scrofulous poisons. It is an excellent restorer ot health and strength in the Spring. Hy rcnew- ng the appetite and vigor of tho diges- : ivo organs, it dissipates the depression md li-tless languor of tho season. Even -hero no disorder appear?, people teel ctter and live longer for cleansing tho Mood. Th system moves on with renewed vigor and a new lease of life. PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. AVER & Co, LowelljMass., Practical anrl Analxtical Chemists. Sold by 11 DruggUU vrrywUere. For8ule at Z. C. M. I. DRUG ST011K. q2& LUMBER YARD?. EDDINGTOS'S I Two Blocks south of the V, C. R.R. Depot, and next to Win. Jen-nlnga' Jen-nlnga' Tannery. Tho yard is kept constantly supplied by several Ban-mills with A Full Assortment of Native Lumber. W. E. solicits tho patronage of his old friends, and by punctuality and diligence in business hopes to merit a sharo of public support. FOR SALE In tho 15th Ward, ono block and a half wost of tho U. C. K. R., a email houso and half lot, with fine orchard. For particular! enquire of aug25 WM. EDDINQTON. UTAH AM CALIFORNIA LUMBER COMP'Y, Incorporated July 17, 1871. CAPITAL STOCK, - - 175,000. Doalers in all kinJs of BiLttdingMaterial LCMBER, DOORS, WINDOWS, VENETIAN BLINDS, ALL KINDS MOULDINGS, CI1ICO SUGAR PINE, CEILING, DING FLOORING. CALIFORNIA REDWOOD RUSTIC SIDING, FLOORING, ETC., ETC., ETC. Orders for Mill Timbers promptly filled. DOORS, SASH, BLINDS AND MGULDINGS. Main St., five doors south of Walker's All business done throuirh tho President of tho Company. Offices Lumber Yard, ono block south of Railroad Dorot. E. II. BARRON, President. D. W. PAR K.H L'llST, Secretary. CHARLES DAHLER, 5ur21 Troasuror. lumberyard! DOORS, WINDOWS, ;blinds, mouldings AND ALL KINDS OF LUMBER. T. E. JONES & CO., Half-a-blook south of U. C. Depot. my3 MUSEUM AND HENAOEBIE. .Opposito the entrance to tho Tabernacle. JOHN W. YOUNG, - Prop. Ailiiiissiuii, fiO eta. lulilieii, 10 " Open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Native Mineral, Petrifactions, Coil-crelloutt Coil-crelloutt and Crytalizatlois. Home Product Native and Foreign Cit-riosltUn, Cit-riosltUn, So. Compound Elootro-IiIagncLio Apparatus, Appa-ratus, &o. Prof. J. L. UARKOOT, Manager. &- Schools and Families by private arrangements ar-rangements admitted at ruducod ratos. "A Coraplele Pictorial History of tlic Tlmua.'' "The btv'., ;lHTiM'st nnd most enc-ctaarul enc-ctaarul Kuuilly Paper In the Union.-' Harper's Weekly. SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED. Notices of the Press t Tho Model Newspaper of our country. Cumplclo in all tho departments of an American Family Paper. Uarpkh's Wkkki.y has earned for itself a rich t to i'" titlo, "A JnuitSAi. av Civilikatios. "Kcw York EvoniiiB Post." Tho bedt ruMioatwn of its ohi's in America, Ame-rica, and so Ur ahead eif all oilier lTcckiy journals as ml to imrmiL ot any comparison between it and any uf their number. It? columns contain tho linc-t collections uf reading; matter that arc printed. Il.i illustrations arc umueruus and beautiful, boine l'urnis-licd by ilic cliinf artidts of tho Country. "l!iston Traveler." IUsi'kr's ';;Kl.v is Uio best and most interesting illii.-trnLed newsvaper. Nor dues iid value depend on its 1 lluFirmions alono. 1 lis readine mailer i' of a binli order uf liiernry merit varied, intruciivCj cntcr-tainiuu cntcr-tainiuu and unexceptionable. "N. . Sun." Sl'ltSCItll'TIOX.S, IS J. Terras i II AltPEll'S WEEKLY, one yoar.:1.00. An extra copy of cither the MAGAZIS'E. WLKKLY or DA.AK will bo suppled e; ,1115 lor every Club of Five Sub-cribcrs at Jl iA) caoh. in ono rciniitAi.ee: or, Six Copies to: tJJ.ifJ. without extra copy. Subscriptions toHAKPEIfa MAGAZIN'K, A EhKLV and liAZAK.to ono address fnr 1 oi o year, $li).ikl; or, tiro ol Harper's 1'erioii-; 1'erioii-; c; .s, to one address lor ono year, JT.OU. . lack numbers can besu pplicd ai any time. Iho Annual Volumes of HARPER'S Y KKKLi', in neat cUith bind ,an, will bo si nt by oxpros?. free ol expense, for ST. 00 c.-n. A complete el. comprising FUtecn V ulumcs, sent on receipt ol cat h it tho rale o.' S-i) per volume, Height at cxponse of r. jrchoscr. The psslnKe on HARPER'S WEEKLY w 2-eei-.u a J'er, wlneli mu-t bo paiiatthe 1 subscriber's iost ttlicc. j Address: HARPER Jt BKUTUms, 1 aU Jiew York. EMMA H!LL TUNNEL AND MINING COMPANY. ' PI1E STOCK BOOKS of tho Emma Hill Jl Tnnnol and M ining Company are now open in Hold's lluildinK.and a limited number num-ber of unassessable shares for sala. Tho Emma Hill Tunnel and Mining Company Com-pany was locatod April IS7U, incorporated August 14, 1871, and has tho mo flattering prospects of any mine in Little Cotton woo d. For particulars inciuire of W. S. W00DUULL. Vice Pans.. Hold's Building, Or JAS. A. MURPHY, S i:c iikta r y , aucU Roid'a BuildinB. SCOTT, DUNHAM & CO,, Wholesale and Retail Dealers IRON AND STEEL WEIGHT'S PICKS, IRON BARROWS AND ALL KINDS OF MINING TOOLS. Wrought Tuyers, Pipe and all kiuds of Fittings for Furnaces and Mills. HARDWARE, BELLOWS, ANVILS, AND OTHER BLACKSMITH TOOLS, IRON PIPE, PIPE FITTINGS. BRASS GGODS, RUB3ER PACKING. AQENTS FOR Hooker Pumps, Fairbanks' Scales, Fireproof 3afos, G, S. Lubricating Oil, Portable Fo ges, ALL LOW FOR CASH. s28 To tha Ladiss ! Mrs. WILKINSON East Temple Stree!, Wishes to inform her friends and patrons that she will oi'on ON SATURDAY, tUe 33 rd ist., A eptondid stock of MILLINERY AND DRESS GOODS, Uonsistinc of Ladies' and Misses' Hats, Tmbnni, Fenthcra, I-" lowers, Hlbbo'iM, Sntlns, Vel-veis. Empress and Sedan Cloths, HA ID MOUAI1LS, Japanese Siiks aud Parisienucs, MERINOS, ALPACAS, ETC., EXPRESSLY SELECTED TO SUPPLY THIS MARKET. GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.! ANOTHER surriY j COOKING j AND PARLOR S T O Y B s Cheapest in Town ! Also a big stock of WINTER DRY GOODS ! j Just Received this day. GROCERIES A FULIi SUPPLY. All of which will he Sold Lower than any other House iu Hie Trade AT TAYLOR & CUTLER'S Opposite Salt Lake House. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, Ry-, - - . jj Gi'iiliam, - - Loose, Allen's XXX - Corn Meal, ilraii and Shorts, Chopped Feed, And all kinds of On Sale at LOWER RATES! In Quantity or Retail, at CEO. H. KNOWLDEN'S, Sin In Street. oclO AND 0 Jl S FOR SALE by the CAR LOAD OR RETAIL. THOS, a. JONES a CO., llnir-tt-block Sonth of V. C. Depot. fur 8 Hew Stoxe ! Mew Croods ! II. WALLACE Has opened hia new store, on FIRST SOUTH STREET, Kcxt door lo Sirs. Stcithouac'a, With a choice stook'of Pure Home-made COXFECTIONEltY, Also Figs, Nuts, Raisins, Apples, Sardines, Salmon, Staple and Fancy Groceries. Will also continue business at hit old store. Hi DAY & CULMER, IMrOETSRS AND DBALKltB IX GENERAL MERC1I1ADISE, C0XSI3TIS0 Of DRV GOODS, UKUCIiltlES, HAIL I) W AUK, MOOTS, SIIOKH, II ATS, CllOCIiKKY, LAMl'S. ULASSWA11U, JtC. COKOAGR A T WINKS. WOOUESWAUE, CAK1M5TS, CUACllKRS DISCI; ITS, 'A'UUACCO, dtC, .C. Which thoy odor at pricoa that Kuarnntoo s-itisfaolion and defy competition. The choicest T S A S Constantly on hand of the following kinds Gunpowder - - SI. 7.1 toSA.'iTr Young Hj son - l.tlO to J.5U Tycoon - - - 1.35 lo I. US) Foogilug ... l.ir to I.J,-, Pekoe - 1.45 lo 1. 41) Souchong ... Ill) to J.00 Ulniuoud L, ... 1.00 ftnlurnl Leaf - 00 to 1.00 And the famous English Mixed Ten. - 1.75 Dealers in Too will find it. to thoir ad-vantaco ad-vantaco Lo give ub a call, liofuro iurchas-iuit iurchas-iuit tboir Tea. a3 our fnui lilies in i h in branch of our business cannot bo oxcollod in tbo oity. ux'-0 GLOBE BAKERY, Kail Temple Street, flret door north of Co-operative Grocery Department, G0L1GUTLY&U ARRIS Keep cocsLanlly on band GOOD FRESH BREAD linns, Cakes, Pies, Crackers, Elc. Tine variety of CONFECTIONERY, W'holuale and Retail. Groceries, Flosir, Feed, &c. I HARDWARE. RICIIASISJS' IRON WORKS, CHICACO, ILL., SlARcracttiri-tiif PORTABLE & STATIONARY Engines, blow: SIS, And Machine) y for Smelting Furnaces Contracts niadc f-r building Furnaces Furna-ces of Utah JFitg Stone? Including Machinery, &c, set up In complete running order. References Eureka Mlulnp Company, Com-pany, Salt LnU Cllj'l Utali SiiicSt-Ing SiiicSt-Ing Company, Tlntlc. Address J. C. RicJi'trds, Chicago. ang-l C. H. BASSE!!,1 NEW 3ARDWAE3 STCIIB All kin is or HEAVY HARDWARE, Iron and lh;ficel, Stoves and Tin Ware BLACKSMITH TOOLS, Agricultural Implement And jUlnlng Toole, At Lowest Rates. OPPOSITE SALT LAKU HOUSK n!6 ; NOW IS YOUR CHANGE for STOES S SOW IS YOUR CHANCE FOlt STOVES Over Oue Iluudred Different Kinds and Styles to Select from, luclittllug IHo .Oltl Favorite.. Charter Oak, New Era, Monitor, Inland Empire Superior, Etc., These as well as oilier varieties will be SOLD 'CUEAL'Elt AT TUB Hardware Dep'nt OF z. c. im:. i. THAN IN A.NT OTIIJill ;110USK IN THIS TEKRITOIiY. 11. 11. CLAVSI1) 17 tjuiicrinlcuiicLt. on nnn j ZU.UUUinaHANa steel At C. II. IJsisKeirs. Oppoelt Salt Lake House. COALKOAL! IlRTlng purchmril the Spriggs Coal Mine W r jirppnrftl to Supply this J istly cclebratcil W?E5ER eo;.i t rnr lond or rr I l I. Ii.pnl nt t'. ('. I. H . lnr.l. "Hlct, Klilimive flli'l I cmllnK tlaomt. BATEMAN & BUEL, W. II. UIKD.Ageat. TRAVEL. Lea Wines. B. P. Kimball. SALT LAKE, I And Tintic I Stage and Express RUXXIXO DA 1L V KKOM SALT LAKK CITY, via LAKE TOWS, TOOKLK CITY, STOCKTON AND OPH1R TO TINT16. Tbe ronte bfu" bpen TP'Stocnd with splendid splen-did Concord Civ.'ho. tine Stivk, csieful ar.d attentive Drivers, and everj- attention if raid I to tho cooik-r n 1 oouvenienoe of puiw ! sors. Good accommodations on the road. THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. Cheap Fara and Quick Time. Office at Welti, Farfto A. Co.'i, Salt Lake City. WINKS & KIMBAI.L, UTAH SOUTHERN RAILROAD. MIXED TRAINS IR, XJ 1ST D AIL TT- Lcaving the Utah Ccutral Depot, Salt Luk.o City, at 7.l0:i.ui.; Draper 5.40 p.m., and tfandy Stntiuu, (imarest point to Little Cottonwood Cauou,) at 0.1U p.m. Salt Lako lo Oottonwood Station, f50ota l.uilu " " &0ots Sandy " J1.IX) Unucr " 1.25 Twonly-Gve oontu ndiliiionnl will bo oharxed when tho faro is collcoud on tho train. FKRAIUORZ LITTLE, FUPERIKTENDENT. O. O. CALDKH, uon. i' reih-nianil liokot Agont. GILMER & SALISBURY'S r : DAILY STAGE LINES THUOUOU Utssls, oiHlh - east l'evd;i &, Montana, Mon-tana, Leaving Salt Lnke Cll y Dally, run-Jtlllff run-Jtlllff .-i on 111 lu Tinlic, American Fork, Mount Ncbo, Sevier. St. George, Utah ; and I'ioeho, iS'cvada ; Pasting tli rough. Provo, Spriiiftvillc, Spanish Frk,Pay-Bon, Frk,Pay-Bon, Salt Crei'k, Cliickea Crtok, ltuund Valley, l,'illinorc1Corn Creek, Beaver, Miiicra-viile, Miiicra-viile, and All the principal tmon and mining amps mtouthern Utah and iouth-cat iStvxda. Also leave f-mlinir, I'f nh dally. i uuiil).H nurlli to Virj-inia City, Ilrlrnn, Fort Benton, Deur Lod'c, Cedar Cn:ek uiince, aud piisf-iiiK UikiukU all the principal (owns and njn-ing njn-ing camps in Montana. Mon-tana. , ... & PRINCIPAL OKFICK, 1 V eIIs, Fargo Co. Building. junl bait Lake City. UTAH CENTRAL iJ A E L5JOA E). f '; " h :"' "vi ry i " ri !- w k.tiAri P10KELB Llflc OF UTAH. Un and after Monday, July IT, 1 H71, iiaiiy Train LenveSnlf I.nko City nt ;. e. in anj ?..V, j .m, L'HVO flc-i, n .,1 M :,. ,. ,,., -,.V, ,,. , Arrive ul. buli Luho City lu a.m. and 7:30 p.m In addition to tho alma 1VEIC3C1L0 TXlA-IIMa Will run ? ALLY, SUNDAYS EX.0KITKD- wving Sail I.nlro (My nt f..:yj ji.m.. and i UMncrri will plfase Purchase tliclr Tickets at lti Omcea. 1 Cent n-Mii.'.ril will h rY-tbo rY-tbo ln.ro is ct.lo'-led on t'" i if all informiHl'i. i",r-r r.jnt freight or li. '1. t; A I.MKIt, Osrjrnii Cm i im i iciKot Af'l. JOHN K"lAi;P, (iui'tBlMJiNUEMt |