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Show FifiEDIGAL- W. F. AN DL lii UN, M.D. H. ), RICHARDS, M.D. Siuouna uuil IMiyBiciuus, UUicM, for tho iironont, tit their roJpoctivo roHidoncoa in Lhol-ilh nutllTlh Wards, iii Unii'e Uutl South HI., Sail Luke City. Throo door West of ltavoro House, half; block K:itoftha KlophanL iiloro. umiJB Ili'linS THOU 'J A.H. TO Sp.W. Ull J. D. THOMPSON, M. D., I'UVSKJIAN AND SUllOKON, OiTitk hi profcsinnfil services to the people of Spit Lake City, Hc.iidcnuo at Unlivnr lli'lu-i-l .-' brick Uou.fe, oppoiito St. Murk's Cliun'Ii iii-S (i, C. ORMSBY, M. D. IHYHLCIAN, SUKGKON AND DKUGU1ST, UtUillAM CITV. UTAH. V. U. SIM.tlOAS, M. D.y riysienut, iS'nmto)i ami Accoucheur, OQlco Main Street, Ovtr Taylor A Culler's store. J. & V. 1). UKKEIICT, SOIiGLGNS AND PHYSICIANS, Office Over Caldor IJru's Music Emporium. t BATHS, BATHS! Warm Spring HuUis ! Prlvat nml I'tunge. Thi'ecelelrntci1 baths are open to the put. lie a( all roam;is. Their inc-ikinAt pr.pcrtiea are no nldely known that It irtictdlM to enumerate them. Betide Hie Privnle Baths, the Urge and handaom-Ij handaom-Ij fnrniihwl Plwupe Uathe fr 1 uIin nd CeitlMiieu nr now up it. II. AllfttH.U. nil LEGAL. I' 1 T fj H & MANN, Attorueys-at-Jaw, OiBce. Fint South SL, Fourth door east of Uooper, Kldredge 3l Co'i Uank, Suit Lake City. aid C. D. MlSttT. C. C. CILCHBI3T. IlAMiV & tilLCHRlST, ATTORNETS-AT-LAW, And Solicitor! lu Chftncery, Office-Main Street, Salt Lake City, U, T. n!5 Warner Earll. F.M.Smith. EARLL & SMITH, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, HIT LAKB CITY. Ewt Temple Street, one door south f aiU Godho's Store U . O O O P K R , : ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR, Onice Exchange and Reading lloonitf, np-atulra. juM SALT CITY. Wm. ll .V YLION, j (Late Judge of 4lh District Court, Nevada, ATT 0 K N E Y-AT-L AW, Onice temporarily Hoom No. 12. Taylor's Buildings, liut Temple Slrcut, opposite tho Suit Lake House. cl 2. H. Hempstead, M. Kirkpatrick I HEFvlPSTEAQ & KIRKPATRICK, Attonicyg-ftt-Law, Main Street, opposite Wells, Faruu Jc Co., SALT LAKK CtTV, C. U. Hempstead, U.S.Att'y for Utah. r-2 Z. SNOW. K. 1. HOOF, SNOW 6l HOUK, sVttornora and Coanieion at Law Suit Lake City, Utah. Office at Suow's corner, la I Hast Street. Jui JONATHAN C. ROYLE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Halt Lake City, Utah, Office Qodbo Uuildine, 2d Floor. Rosi-doBco Rosi-doBco on 3d East street, Dotw ecu South and 1st South atreoU. S. P. McCurd. C. H. Morgan McCURDY bs. MORGAN, Attorneys-at-LaW) OFPiCK-Room 5, up atnir, over Taylor Sc Outlcr'a Store, Ro9 SALT LAKE CITY. BANKERS. FllMlSEWSiimi,, (Succeiiori to Iluaaey, Daliler fc Co.) 1 WaKRXH HubSby, C. L. Dahlrii, ! President. Vico Prest. Antuoky Qodbi, Cashier. , Salt Luke City, Utah ; 1 Also connecting offices at Ogdon andCorinne, Uuh, and Virginiuand Heioaa, Montana. Doalora in Gold Dust, Coin, ami Currency, Draw Kxohango on New York, Chicago, St- Louis, Omaha, Uenror, tiun Franoisoo, and all iarU of Kuropo. Collection Promptly Attended To. all Bank of Deseret, Successor to HOOPER, ELDREDGE & Co., Comer Eiuat Turn do and First South Stroels, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, PAID UP CAPITAL, - 8100,000. BltlOriAM YOUNG, President, ") H. S. ELDKKIinii, Vice Pres. WM. H. HOOPKll. WM. JENNINGS, - Directors. JOHN SHAtlP, I FliRAMUHZ LITTLH, L, S, HILLS, Cashior, J Deal In GOLD DUST, COIN, KXCII ANGK, LAND WARttAMTB, COLLEGE COL-LEGE SCRIP, &C. Collections modo and prouipt-Iy remitted, re-mitted, FOREIGN EXCHANGE FOR SALE. WELLS, FARGO & CO., Express Forwarders, Bankers, aud DEALERS IN EXCHANGE. Drafts on Europe, and all thepriii-cipal thepriii-cipal cities of the United States. EUROPEAN COLLECTIONS Promptly attondod to. Knit Temple St., Salt Lake City. THE0. F. TRACY, Agent. mil Thos. R. Jonos. A. W. White BANKING IIOXJSK or A. W. WHITE t CO., EAST TEMPLE STilEET, nmi Bait Lako City. NOTARIES PUBLIC, A. S. GOULD & SON, CONVEYANCERS, 44- Mining Doods, Agreements and Bonds lor Doods, MortKasos, toners of Attorney, Leases, ContrucLs and other instruments of writing drawn with aoouraoy and dispatch. Ml nl iif Companies. Incorporated. Incorpora-ted. under the Law a of Utali. A. S. GOULD, nnd COM MISS ION EK OK DEEDS for New York, Massachusetts, Tcunsylva-uia.Ohiol Tcunsylva-uia.Ohiol Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, WyouiiDs, Montana, Nevada, Calilbrnia, aud other Slates and Tcr-litoriea. Tcr-litoriea. East Temple near Wills, Fargo fc Co., Halt Lafcc City. mil Wm. Ci.avtos, H. J. Josahsox. Notary i'uulic. Convoy iiiu o r CLAYTON & JONASSON, Coiivejaiicers aud Collectors. i al'ttlU'Ut lull, in nil (im t t ol Lho j Woi lil prouiptly attended to. 4Snilnlui atul olhor 'ompanicJ inoor-Iontlcd inoor-Iontlcd under tho La-s of Utah. 1 f Dcctls, Ilomb. Contrnet, l'.i-verj .f ' Attorney, und LckI iu.lrumciit,H ol all limJt driiwn with accur-wy and Uisi-uich. aj-1, ami negotiated, It1"! Kmte boujjht. sold, or leaded. ajj-IIIUs of Eiclinngp, Promissory Nott.", Drafts, etc., iirolcstcU. aj'Pnrtlcular nttciitlou civen to ti c (cttlcmest ol Kutnles, A m ill 1 1 1, and the c i1 (action of money in Or eat Britain and Scandinavia. Ufl-WlLli ami Tfulnniciilnry Documents Doc-uments curefully drawn ou short notice. irArkiiowIoiletnicnts Inkon of nil kinds ol 'instrument. iu iViitick". inquiries I. if letter promptly answered, Omen En M Trnile Si root, over Diiufot-il A. Son' Slt.ro, n few dnnri nor III of Firal Nal Inunl llnnk. I octlS K HOTELS, ETC. TOWNSEND HOUSE, SALT LAKE CITY. THE LEADING HOTEL OF UTAH. JAMES TOWNSENO PROPRIETOR. This Hoiue Is centrally and pleasantly located, lo-cated, well furnished, and has accommodations accommoda-tions for 150 guoats. THE PROPHEETOR is now preparing to build largo additions to hLa Hotel, whish when finished, will ron'er it lho Most Complete Establishment j la tho UOCKY MOUNTAIN REGION ! mil i AMERICAN HOTEL, A Select ant! First-Class House. ONK ULOCIi EAST OKTIIEATKE, SALT L AK C) I T Y . TernisSJ.00 jier iliiy. Utmril ivlllt-out ivlllt-out rooms SI.OO iier wttk. Ilutlis free to gnolH. J. C . LITTLE, jun2I Proirlctor. WASHINGTON HOUSE, Third South St., east of Main, SALT LAKE CITV. j Spring Bcd-, the best in town, 50c. I Moals, - . - - - 45c. Thirty NowEQi'.cr3 taken. ; HIiNItY URUM'OiV, Proprietor. octlS New Commercial Mm House, Noar foot of Commercial Street, C. W. TAPPAN, Proprietor. ! Siiring lle.lH, 50 ct. per NigUl, or ol5 8.5U per Week. I UTAH HOTEL; MAIN ST., OGDEN. The only first-class House in the City. (Formerly known as tho White IIoiuo,),. Ills greatly enlarged, thoroughly I rcnovnted, l-cfuiiilsutd mid pi-'ovl- I dcil with liar Itoom, Bur Ueu ..SI) op j nml Bit tli llooms. j Omuibus to and from nil trains. P(wsoii(;ers golnp E:ist from Suit Liiko City may now iiToiil tho unpleasant tint of an curly incirii-iug incirii-iug riilo on tlio Utah Coutr.il Kailroml liy toijiiiig to Ogdcu llio previous uveuing. EUDEY & WILLIAMS, CALirOBNIA GHOP HOUSEl i AND 1 OYSTElt SALOON i BERNARDJS $ UTliYEMi, iVnji'r., ! EAST Tt.MPLt STREET, I Tbreo doors bolow bcooo J South St., j ' salt like mxri- 1PK DAY AND NiUJIT. PHIL. MA11GETTS Has opened hia now establishment on FJIiST SOUTH ST., Between tho Co-op. Store and the Townsend i llouuo, : Nearly opposite the Neio Mc-it Marled, i For tho siilo oi ! ENGLISH and SCOTH ALES AND POllTEK. iToulo's Gtoiio Alo, Qli.VOINK. ! Wholesale ana lie tall. A sploudid aaaorliuoat of TobicoJ and : Cigars , The Oltl Stand on Second South Street Is still lu full hlast. RUjrlM j CiTYLS0y0ST0BE,' Koop constantly on hand, IVTiolcsale aiitl Kediil, Choice Imported LIQUORS AND WINES, At Lowost Rates. aaoESDiccK's buildings, nl7 Kut Tempi Street. Utah Silver Mining Company, LIMITED. j TO CO A L UUUiVKRS ! WANTED. Tciidera for 51,U00 Uiiuhels of Charcoal, clean find iv oil burnt. To be dulivoroJ in c(ii:mliUei oX not loss than 1,000 bushels, itt tho Coin-pony's Coin-pony's workif, JliiiRliam Cacon, Utah, on or Iwi'oro tho 15th of November nest. Tho Company reservo to llioireotvcj the riirht to reject Lho lowest or any oilur. Tondors tu bo aJdrorscd to PHILIP A. KAULU, Kci. Hocroliivy. Suicltinc Works Bins h am Canon. oil ENCYCLO PEDIA, UMIVEHSAL KNStVLEDGE Kor the I'coplc. llcviseJ l'luttiot). Uc'issucoi' IIS70-7I, , with iMups, 1 Mates and iMigiaviiii. To Q counseled in 1 Paris. maUins 10 Vols, ot SUi) paKW cacli. 1 Illustrated 'villi abntit P-t:ir Th-itisitnl En-Kravind En-Kravind aud forty Stapj. 'PRICE prr l'nrl, I tt c. 1 tut I n Z nilis mill I Unit rations, (ill Cents. IMUCK lJL:it YOUJ.;: Kira Cloth, lievrle-l iinar.!-, - "il Library Sceeji. marhlci c it.i " ' , U.ilt l'mkiy .Mrueeo o i0 I jMrr. II. 11. KhVS M CO. nro Hie Asmti ! for Cliuint. Vim-.jclop. v.lla f,,,- the Pacific C"iit. and urn jmbhiors iinii ini- Soriera ol oilier American aud Etislkaii Ftan-ard Ftan-ard and illusiraleJ wotk. CASSKL'S NEW VO 1 U L A It V, D L V AT Oil, New KJit-OD, ' Univeriil l'nir.oum-int; Iirt;..n iry of Di-OKraphr Di-OKraphr ami .MythoUy, by j . 'L ii : if. A -M.. Li. I). National Portrait (l.illery of Kinincnt : Americans, inirt.i at ,r.U ccnus eaoli. II. II. IvK.V Jt ft)., .! ; Clay it-, i-'.'iii PrancifOo. Mr. R, M iy is now in l::.i!i a;ja w;il visit tho HifTcrent plaji to .iolici: for i:m lirin. Parties -cubJiTih:nij fur ,mv of thi'ir wirka may roiy upon beins faiib fully cr cd every month. 4nlhe Oct n bod Honse, 7 SUTLAIvK CITY. LUMBER YARDS. 7tAhAD CALIFORNIA LUMBER COMP'Y, Incorporated July 17, CAPITAL STOCK, - - 75,0O0. Dealers in all kindn of Building Material , LUfllBEIt, j DOORS, WINDOWS, VENETIAN BLINDS, " ALL KINDS MOULU1XUS, CI1ICO SUGAR PINE, CEILING, DIXG FLOORING. j ; CALIFORNIA REDWOOD, ! RUSTIC SIDING, FLOORING, ETC., ETC, ETC. i Orii-Ji'-s lor Mill Timbers promptly fiik'd. DOORS, SASH, BLINDS AND MOULDINGS. 1 Main St., five doorj south o'.' Walker's i All business done through tho President of the Company. i Ofiioea Lumber Yard, one block south of Railroad Dopot. K. II. BARRON, President, D. W. PARltHURST, Secretary. CHARLES DAIILICR, : 5uy21 Treasurer. SLUMBER YARD. DOORS, WINDOWS, .BUNDS, MOULDINGS AND ALL KINDS OF LUMBER. T. It. JOXES & CO., Ilaif-a-block south of U. C. Dspot. 1 my 3 KPDINGTOS'S s "'fit ;Tivo BIocltB sonthoftheU.CU.il. ' Depot, and next to Wm. Jen-I Jen-I ntuge' Tannery. Tho yard is kept constantly mpi'liodby ,( several aaw-miils with A Full Assortment of j Native Lumber. '; "W. K. solicits tho patronago of his old t friends, and by punctuality and diligence in j business hopce to merit a share ofpuhlio support. I FOR HALE In the 15th Ward, ono i block and a half west of tho U. C. K. R., a small bousoand halMot, with fine orchard. J 1'or particulars cmiuiro of I iilik25 WM. EDDINOTON, museum i AND lEIAGEBIE. Opposifca tho entrance to tho Tabornaole. JOHiV W. YOUJVG, - Prop. A?HJiSlOLm, oO Ctft. Clu$ilre1 10 Cven from y a.m. to G p.m. Native ,UlncraI, Pet rlfactloHB, Con. crct.toHj a.nd Cryatallxatloua. flame I'niditeit, ffttlvo and Foreign Cu- Compound Jillcctro-M ague tic Appa-: Appa-: ratlin, &c. 1 Prof. a. L. Ha lll- OOr, Manager. o- Schools anil Fam.'liea by private ar- i rancomoau atiiiiiltnil ac .reuuuod rates. i i'A Comiilclr Pictorial History of : tll 'I'lUIM." nTlie keel, rlicnit"t most suc- GL-ibfiil Family J-aitr li the Umo H-' Harper's S7eekly. SPLKNDIULY ILLU STRATED. Kotlcea of the l'rcss i fho Moni:L Nkwsi'apkii of our country. Ctiuinlelo in all tho departments of an .American family I'.ipor. 11a ui-eii's Weekly liiis eirued tor itself a richt lo its title, "A JdVILNAI. 01' ClVll-lATIHX.- - lcw loi'k EvoiiiiiK Post." . , The ben publication of its ela.'S in Amc-rieii, Amc-rieii, and so far ahead of all o-(bcr weekly j.iuni.ilj a not to permit of any (mmparison . beiivocn it and any of their nun h or. Itf columns contain tuo liat.-t colloHiorrf "T 1 rcadiiiK niatur thL are printed, ': , Ii. illu;lr.itinii3 arc numerous ami lit auli fill. ; Ihmiik turin.-litd by tho chief arii-i.-J of tbo coviniry. -"Huston Traveler." 11 Mir mi's Wn.ki.Y is tho bc.!t nn. I most interotmit illu.-tralcd miw.-p:ipcr. Nor dors I iu value duptud on its illu.-lr.it ions alone. 1 ii.i rcadinc matter of a liich order of hrer:ry merit v:rio I, in.-1 ruoi i ve. enter-t.umnit enter-t.umnit and uncscuptiunablc. "N. V. Ciuji." I SI'HSCIIIPT10"S.17--!. Terms i j I i .U-i'L! li'"1 WEEKLY, ono year.1 SI.OJ. ' An eMr.i copy of cither tho MAGAZINE. ! ; HvLA' or HAZAK will bo fupplcd tr Hi;- ! ir every Ciub of Fivo Suh?cnhcrs at -I 1.1 1 caoU. wi one remittance; or. Six Copies lor cO.Ov1. without extra copy. I s-il.M-rirtious to HARPER'S MAGAZINE, '"l-HitA an.l UAZAR.to ono address for 1 o nv yi ir Ji-'.'cJ; or, two of Harper's l'eriodi- j cibf. to ono a. lure.-.- lor one year, 87.00. I Lirek nuiuiiirscan bcsupplied a', any time. Annual Volume, of HARPER'S Wt'l KLi. in neat, cloth binding, will be ent 'by cii-rw.-. ireo ol expense, for i, .J0 " . , complete tct, comprising tiitccn Voii:'m.' "em "o receipt of ca-h t.t the rate ot J.-.ij per volume, ireiitht at expense of j purchaser. : Tho notc on HARPER'S WEEKLY if Yircn:a a yeir, n hi? h must bo pail at lBe tub-enbet'a poit ctlice. A'lilrw: I u.MiPiUi buu'air.u. b7 'cw York- NOTICE. 'lHE ROOKS and acconnta of DRS. TIB-L TIB-L RITa X SIMMONS, are left with HANDY A- G1LCURIST for collection. Pur-ties Pur-ties indebted will please recpond promptly, n-lo- DAY & CULMER, IHFOBTKRS AND DIAL KM IK CEMRALMERCmDlSE, COXBI3TIKO Of DllY GOODS, ! GllOCKltlKS, ILAllUWARE, UUOTS, SHORS, HATH, I CllUCltKKV.LAMPS, i ULASSWAJtlK, A.C. ! CORDAGE M. TWINES, ' WUUDKKWAUE, CAKl'KTS, CRACKERS BISCUITS, TUIIACCU, A.U., AC, .C. Which thoy offer at prices that ruaranteo satisfaction and defy competition. The choicest e: j. s constantly on hand of the following kind Gunpowder - - SI-73 to 93.30 Touiie 11 y oil - 1.00 to 1.50 Tycoon - 1.30 to 1.65 Kooning - l.IS to 1.3S Pekoe .... l.o to 1.40 Souchong - - - 00 to 1.00 Diamond L. 1.00 Natural Leaf - 90 to 1.00 And tba famous English Ulxed Tea ... 1. 75 Dealers in Teas will find it to their advantage ad-vantage to give us a oatl, before purohas-init purohas-init their Teas, as onr facilities in this branoh of our business cannot be excelled in the eity. doc0 GOJELJST, Oats and Flour, IN CAR LOAD LOTS, liy the TON or RETAIL, AT BOTTOM FIGURES. Making Grain a Specialty I can offer the best of inducements to buyers of large or small lots. CEO. H. KNOWLDEN. Wost aide or Main rtreet, Salt Lake City. OCt6 GLOBE BAKERY, East Temple Street, flrat door north of Co-operfttlvc Grocery Department. G0L1GHTLY& HARRIS Keep constantly on hand GOOD FRESH BREAD Buns, Cukes, Pies, Crackers, Etc. Fine variety of CONFECTIONERY, wliolKiUe and Uet&ll. Groceries, Flour, uci3 Feed, &c. DANIEL GRENIG'S BAKERY AND GROCERY STORE, WEST SIDE COMMERCIAL STREET, Near Second South Street, 13 NOW IN FULL OPERATION Whoro bo will bo iiloosoii to wait upon bis friends and natron, witb Evei-jlliiiij; in the ubove Line CHEAPER THAN EVER. GIVE HIM A CALL Jf HIS NEW RETREAT. mi.rll G. W. DAVIS Just lveceivcd, a large arrival of choice i? in j Si Gunpowder and Natural Loaf, CoffecM, SuKara, Tolmcco, Ham. Clicefcc, Lard, Plcklen, Canned Good, fiances, Cider, VlnfKr,: Dried FUh, Sardines, ! OyMers, Etc., Etc., CHEAPER THAN EVER ! We are Belling a good article of Natural Lear Tea at 80o. per lb. Try iL ! G.W.DAVIS, 1 TScn Door from KimJwiR (-LiwrrnC,t HARDWARE. RICHARDS' LRON WORKS, CHICACO, ILL., il & a f c t n r rVef PORTABLE & STATIONARY Engines, BLOWKKS, CRUSHERS And Machinery for Smelting Furnaces i Contracts made ff.r building Furna-oes Furna-oes of Utah Fire Stone. Including Machincrj, tfcc, set up in complete running order. lltfereneci-Enreka Mining Company, Com-pany, Salt Lake Clt- Utah Smelting Smelt-ing Company, Ttntlc- AddrtssJ. C. Richards, Chicago. i H. BASSETT, HARDWARE STORE AU kinds of HEAVY HARDWARE, Iron and Nteel, Stoves and Tin Ware BLACKSMITH TOOLS, Agrlcnltnral Implement! And Mining Toole, At Lewtit Ratee. urrusn u saui .uaaa v ja x alt NOW IS YOUR CHANGE roR STOVES ! NOW IS YOUR CHANCE FOK STOVES Over One Hundred Different Kinds and Styles tc Select from, Including the Old Favorite, Charter Oak, New Era, Monitor, Inland Empire Superior, Etc., Those aa well as other varieties will be SOLD ''CHEAPER AT Til K Hardware Dep'nt or Z. C. lL. X. THAN IN ANY OTIIEK ;IIOUSE IN THIS TEKIUTOKY. II. O. CLAWSOH, ,17 8uiorintondent. QnlnnlrNXs ZU.UUUlRONANQ STEEL At C. II. Rassctt's. Of) polite lalt Lake Iloui. Bit COALKOALI HaTlng purchased the Spriggs Coal Mine We are prepared to upply thli Justly celebrated WEBER COAL y car load or retail. Depot at U. C. ft. II. Yard. Omcet Kxcliangc and Reading Boemi. BATEMAN & BUEL. IU W.ll.niRU.AnJlt, TRAVEL. UTAH CENTRAL ItAlLROAE). "3illi."!ifciT.;.-- PIONEER LINE OF UTAH. On ajid after Monday, July 11, 117 1 ! Daily Trains ! Leave Salt Lake City at 5 am-and 2.-4' .. ! Arrive at Osdon 7 a. m. and 4:-kS r. m. Leave Ucdon ut S a. iu. and o:3u j. m. Arrive at Salt Lake Oily W a.m.and :30 p.m In addition to the abo e Will run DAILY, SUNDAYS KXCKITKD LeaTini: Salt Lake City nt 5.30 p.m., and Otdoa at 5a.m. Paaiengera will plcae Purchase their Ticket! allheOfttcea. Fifty Cents additional will be rharired whei tho fare i collected on the train, For al' ir formation concerning freight tt pa.caiC, apply to D. O. CAM) KK, General FreiKhi and liokct Ag't. JOHN SHARP, SUPKRINTENUHNT. Leo Wines. II. P. Kimball. SALT LAKE, And Tintic Stage and Express HUNN13U DAILY FllO.tl SALT TOOE1.1C CITY, STOCKTON AND OPIIIR TO TINTIC. Th. route hiw boon re-Ftoel;ed with arlon-did arlon-did Conooni CoAOhor. fine Stock, ouioful ami attantivo Drivers- and everr attention is iaid to the oorufor -it 1 convenience ol pasaea-fera. pasaea-fera. Good accommodation on the ro.. THBOUOH BY DAYUGHT. Cheap Fare and Quick Time. Ofllce at Welti, Fargo A Oo.'i, Salt Lake City. WINKS & KIMBALL, all Prop rioters. UTAH SOUTHERN RAILROAD. JiijMi MIXED TRAINS t"CJ3sr id j i lt. Leaving the Uuh Central Depot, Salt Lak.0 City, at 7. 10 u.lu.; Draper 5.40 p.m., ami Sandy Station, ncurcst point to Little Cotiouwood Cation,) at 6. 10 p.m. FARl'X : Sail Luke to Bid CntloniTood Station. ;iiVH I,' " tfnlQ " " Sandy " (l.iio Draper " 1.26 Twonty-Cvo con Li additional will ho oharnod when the faro is oolluaiod uu lho iraiu. t KilAftlOltZ LITTLE, eurJiHlNTKNUlKt. D. O. CALUKll, 6 Ucn. I'roiKht and Ticket Aont. GILMER I SALISRIIRY'S DAILY STAGE LINES TIIKOUOII L litfi., S03.J ll - cul iev aB;i & 7,1 on -lana, Leaving Sail Lake J y Dully, running run-ning Houtli to Tintic, American Fork, Mount Ncbo, Sevier, St. George, Utah ; aud I l'loche, Nevada ; Pasting through - I'rovo, Sjiriupvillo, Spanihli JAjrk.I'ay-Bon, JAjrk.I'ay-Bon, Suit Cretk, Chicken Crcok, Round Valley, I' ill more, Cora Creek, iicavcr, Mincra-ville, Mincra-ville, and AU the principal Uiwns and mini tiff camps in southern Utah and souUt-eatt Nevada. Also leave Corlnne, T'inli,' fdallyl rnnnlng north to Virjjinia City, Helena, Fort Bon(or Doer Lodf.'e, Cedar Creek miner, and passing through all the principal town anH mining min-ing cam pa in Montana. Mon-tana. PRINCIPAL OFFICE, Wells, Fargo & Co. Building, Jan ftalt I.ako City. 1 |