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Show LEGAL. S. P. McCur ly. C. II. Mown .M'jCI'UDY ."VIOHGA.V, Attorneys-at-Laic, OfiCB .u' 'ioora east of Herald (JfEce, SALT LAKE Cm'. 1- ' 'J' C I-i & At AN N i it urneya-at-Law, co. First South SL, Fourth door east of liooper. KldroiLje k Co'a liana. Salt Lario City. ai Warner Karll, F. M. bimth. EAHLL & SMITH, ATTOKNEl'S AT LAW, SALT like citv, Hut Temple 3: reel, otic aoor south of jj ffoJoe'i Store L) . CJOOPKR, ATTOKN'EY AND COUNSELLOR, OfBee Eichange utl Reading ItOOIUli, lip-lit 111 m. ju23 BU.T I.AKB CITT. 3. U. HouiiMieud. M. kirkpainck HEMPSTEAD & K1RKPATR1CK, Attorneys-iit-ljiiw, Main Street, opposite Well!", fcarno A Co., SALT L.viLK.CITY, C. II. Hem pi lead. U.S. Att'y for Utih. Cll Z. SNOW. E. D. BOOB. bXOW ii HOOK, fcttomeys and Counselors at Law Salt Uku Uny, Ut.ili. OllWat auo"n turner, lit Kl Plr.-ot. Ju! NOTARIES PUBLIC A. S. GOULD & SOX, CONVEYANCERS, S- Minimi Deed?. Aicrecmi-nts and Bonds for Duodf. ilortsascs, l'wcrs of Attorney. Leiuscs. Contract and other in.-flruuienU uf writinK drawn with accuracy aud didiiatch. gj Mining Companies Incorpori-teil Incorpori-teil under (lie Lawn of LI nil. A. S. COULD, and COMMISSIONER tf DEEDS : for New i'ork, Massachusetts, Pennsylva-jiia,(Jhio, Pennsylva-jiia,(Jhio, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Wyoming, Montana, Nevada, California, and other Slates and Ter-ii Ter-ii tor ics. East Temple St., near We'L-i, Fargo k Co., Salt La he City. BANKERS. ucGemortto Ilussey, Daliler A Co.) Wakbkx HnaSET. C. L. Daiileb, Pioaidci.u tIVlC0 ?roflt" Aktuoxy Qodus. Cashier. -stilt Luke City, Utah ; AldO oonnooticd offices at Ottderj andCorinne, Utah, and Viminiaand ilolouu, Montana. Do&lors in Gold Dust, Coin and Currency, Draw Exchange on Now York, Chicago St- Louis. Omaha, Donver, ban t ranciaco and all parti of Europe. Collections Promptly Attended To mil Bank of Deseret, Successor lo HOOPER, ELDREDGE & Co., Curoer East Templo ami First South Streets, SALT LAKE CITV. UTAH. PAID UP CAPITAL, - 8100,000. MUG HAM YOUNG, President. 1 I. fl. ELDUKnCK, Vicol'res. WM. 11. HOOPER. I ... WM JENNISOS, J- Directors. JOHN HIlAltP, KEHAMOHZ LITTLE, L. S. HILLS, Cashier, Doul in GOLD DUST, COIN, EXCHANGE, LAND WARRANTS. COLLEGE COL-LEGE SCRIP, c. Collections made and promptly remitted, re-mitted, FOREIGN EXCHANGE FOR SALE. WELLS, FARGO & CO., ! Express Forw arders, Bankers, DEALERS IN EXCHANGE. Drafts on Europe, and all the principal prin-cipal cities of the United Mates. EUROPEAN COLLECTIONS Promptly attended to. Knit Temiila st" Salt LaUo CUy' T1IE0. k TRACY, Agont. oTTjoW IA;iv1whit0 BANKING UOUSh I ov I A. W. WHITE to CO., EAST TEMPLE STREET, .hi Riilt 1,'iVr.ritv. REDIGAL. T AIT SMITH. PHYSICIANS AND SUBOKOSS OIHce at GotUi' Drug Store, ju) Suit Lnko City. J. D. THOMPSON, M. D., l.t of Canon City, Nevada, Ofcri hli orofrJflonal jtrv-lces to tho peopls of Salt Lakot'itr. Ucsiil.'. at I at- 1 loV'i T hair blok loath of ""tor Bto.. ilm iint Toioi'lcStroot iu 0. C. 0 RMS BY, M.D. l'UVSIOIAN, SUKOKON AND DRUGGIST, U UHlOllAU CITY. UTAH. V. II. SIMMONS, H.U., Physician, Sturgeon and Accoucheur, OfCco Main Street, ,1 Tliree .lonn, n-rlh of Walker llr'N. DU. A. bOWI.Kli, j l'HVSICUN AND SURGEON, Offleo over lUo Co-oror.itWo Drui Store :,, MiiinStreet.S.L.CitT J. 91. & r D- m'.NKDICT, SURGtONS AND PHYSICIANS, Offlee-OvorCiUor Dro's Mu?io Euiporium. .t W, F, ANOtBSON, M.O. I. RICHARDS, M.D, SuiRcoiis nnil I'liysicinus, UlBec. f,.r tho pro.ent. at their respeetiT. L reaidencos in lUo ljtn aud 1, th arJs. DR. GROVES, ui? O Dentist, Ot 4uil Smillt St., Sail Luke City. Three doon Wivt of Kevero llouso, half blu:k Est ol tbo fc.loph.iru toro. , , -.-s.'U 1 - 'I - . ? M. ml DR. H1GG1NS DAVIS, SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN, Office. Firt door wet of tho jujll RcTcro llou.ic. ' HOTELS, ETC. i i TOWNSEKD HOUSE, I SALT T.WV. CITY. THE LEADING HOTEL OP UTAH. JAMES TOWNSEHD, PROPRIETOR. This II ooa o is centrally and pleasantly located, lo-cated, well furnished, and k&s accommoda-tiona accommoda-tiona for 150 guoju. THE PROPRIETOR is now preparing to build large additions to hia Hotel, whieh wnon tiniihed, will render it the Most Complete Establishment in tho ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION ! mil AMR1CA. HOTEL, A Select and First-Class House. ' OXE BLOCK EAST OF THEATRE, SALT LAKK CITY. ' TcnusSS.OO per Uny. Board without with-out rooms Sl'i.00 ptr k. But lilt 5 free to eucta. J.C.LlfTLK, j iun'l Projirlctor. OQUIRRH HOUSE, Corner Main and Locast Etrec'.?, TOOELE CITT, UTAH. Good Accommodation for Families, alO K. S. FOOTE, Proprietor. GRAND RESTflllliANT, GODOABD'S BUILDING, EAST TEMPLE STREET. JUST OIPIBIETIEIO- TiiU c-tabll-'liincnt ta eloeactly furnished, keui3 uiipliud Willi llio delicacies ol tho senson and tbo licit IQg iiiarko". .ali'urd?, and employs none but FIRST-CLASS COOKS. Dinners served and diali03 cooked to order in Uo best stylo and nt tho lowest rate. fresh salmon, cod au-i rockliah icceivou daily. . , Cliocolato, ice-cream, cakes, fen., in lilt evening, fur ladiui, in iirivato rooms. r'1'J - TIIIL. 3LLRGETTS lias opened his now establishment on FIRST SOUTH ST., Between the Co-op. Storo and tho Townsond House. Nearly opposite the Nao Meat Market. For tho aalo of ENGLISH and SCOTH ALES AN 13 POllTEH. ffoulo'a. Stono Alo, GLXUI-VE. Wliolcanlo ami Kctall. A splendid assortment of Tobacco and Cigars. The Old StnntI on Second SontU Street la BtUl In rulLlilaMt. ausl . CALIFORMA BREWERY SALOOrj, Commercial htroot. Lager Beer and Ale,wholesale and retai t Ju22; HENRY WAGENER. BREWER, BEW1IS & CO., ! Cliiengo nnd Omaha LAGER BEER, ALE AND PORTER, WHOLESALE AND KETAIL, Families suMied by tho quart, or in quantities quan-tities to suit. Cbnico Clgara always on ham : L. I in bur Re r aii.l bwlaa Ciietito iur Luuch, and at wholesale, Uoddard's Uuildincbascmont Main street, ono dour auuiti ot Jb irit National Bank, juyl UltKWEHfc LAPHA-H. LAGER BEER SALOON! WAaENERSCELEll HATED Imager Beei Ale AND FOliTEily tailor Wootlmftiiiee's Butlillng,; First duor north of Well. FarsVa. n,. U. TUUXDT4CO. $75,000 G XJ 11 It ENC Y. A GR1XD GIFT CONCERT Will beijiven at INDEPENDENCE HALL, SALT LAKK CITV, U.T., '' OCT015EII 3, IS 71, BY CHURCH & CO. UnrlK the Concert I, :il7GI OB wll be (llHtrlhutril mnon tlckul hol.lcr -nntouotlug to S3 j,UOU In Curreucj na follows i 1 Gift of Currency ; SJ" ! (X) ' 2,i Ml W K Sl.f.H oaoh 00 i " ... 2,f"0 OU g,, i .. 1.;.0 00 i,io " ...... w , M " 5.0 00 i 17. 00 1,317 Priics amounting to STo.iXti 00 Tho 7S 0X1 will bo deposited in tho First Nilional'BankofUth previous to tho day of drawing, Th.dn.wlDR will take place an,! the fto be M.'rf.i'niilf l.ihmnr. nnd' under il- "l" i-ion of n (.Vinmittea ol well knowu cilncui of salt Lko City. 00,000 Tlcltcta will be Hl" t'J.jU tncll. Tho ticket will admit tho boarcr to the Concert, Ticket for milo at all tbo principal bminMi hounc oi tho Tctritory. Allorde(ortickttaii.iaransR-riiiniiey to U oJJrelto ClU'RCnCO., T 0 Box K7 Salt Lako City, U j-h ' ; AND OATS FOR SALE by the CAR LOAD OU RETAIL. THOS. R. JONES & CO, llalf.a-llock South of U. C. Depot. EDUCATIONAL. ST. MARffS SCHOOLS. ST. MARK'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL For yi iris and Bojf, 3d SoutU St., near East Temple St. ST. MARK'S SCHOOL For Girls. St. MARK'S CHURCH, lat Soutli St. t'.T MUSICALTUITION. Profeaaor John Tullidfje, formerly one uf the cuniuctori t i the i ork i'hilu.ir-munic i'hilu.ir-munic Society'-. Concerti, and the lor ma tor of several .--Lmilar inelituiions in LneUnd, having; decided to mate his future residence in a.t Lase City, i de-ir'iu 0i teacamc the tollowing branches of musical education : Private Vocal Hoadlnfr Lts- tain, 1 lu the Hiiartcr St-J-00 Orgau, " - Ij.uU Voice Training and Fluisli- ing LcsoiiT -H l tlic U.r. 31.00 Urmoiiy, Counterpoint, U liy Hi in nnd Com poi.it ion L;,o,U Ml ln.tUcUaarir. 30.00 One half to belaid in advance. Enveloped i uidk-auoE.s, fi-ut 10 l)..X .Su.:.'J, fuftUUce, und at tins Ulhee, w.ll rcteive immediate al-teutiun. al-teutiun. augJl Salt LakeSeminary REV. FKFDEKICK S. STEIN. A.M.. . l'rineipiil. MRS. FRANCES E. STEIN. Prccei'trcs. ROOIS. The actions of the Seminary will, lor the (.rcicot. be held in tho rwins loraierly occupitd by tue bt. Mark a '-chool, two blocks sjuth ot the iot oiiicc, un Mam street. '1 line. Xbo fall term will commence on Monday, Sep:. 1, and continue four months, clj-in toe i'rid .y hetoreChnstma-. lUgiilar llt-ps-. rimcius,-ill ere will be lour regular del arimenu of instruction, vii: Primary, ltlcrmcdtate, Urammar and Atlp"i'tii Eenliig Course-,. There will ' be in addition to the regular deiiariment.s ibovc should tberc bo a demand for the -111.0 special courses, for evening sessions, dc ii;nei to beculu those who cannot attend during .tho day. viz: special Ucrinan, to learn to read and .-peak lac sjiiic: also Lom-meri-'ial Arithmetic, Heading, drammar, .to. LiL-pnrtinciiL ol" ?lusl;.--'i'licro will be instruction all jrded in vocal music; also, on urcan, piano and melodeon. Ui-iiauicuinl lit-pa rime nt. Instruction Instruc-tion in oil paiiit-nc, crayon and penciling will bo afforded tlioso nbo desire it. Lecture. Dr. Cliiulbourne, formerly Pre-idcnl of Wisconsin University, has ncrtcd to give a courso of lectures durintr ' mo cominu term, on tho itcology and mino-, mino-, ralopy ol Ltah, tor tho benclil ol tho fehool. 1 Tei-ui Primary Department, 1 per month. Grammar Department, SJ pr month. ! Academic Department UneIuJine hifiher m'Uhcmatics. natural fcioaccs, and ancient , and modern lauBuagejjj ;1 per month- I ay-ments ay-ments monthly in advance, .... information.! or any needed information, informa-tion, apply in person or by lcttor, to tho I Principal, or to i.he midersmnod-G. midersmnod-G. M. PEIRCE. Salt Lak-s City. Auc. 1 1S71. aoglO LUMBER YARDS. LUMBER COMP'Y, Incorporated July IT, ISl. CAPITAL STOCK, - - $75,000. Dealers in all kinds of BuildingMaterial LUMBER, DOORS, WINDOWS, VENETIAN BLINDS, ALL KINDS MOULD1SCS, CH1CO SUGAR PINE, CEILING, SIDING, FLOORING. CALIFORNIA REDWOOD, RUSTIC SIDING, FLOORING, ETC., ETC., ETC Orders for Miil Timbers promptly filled. DOORS, SASH, BLINDS AND MOULDINGS. Main St., live doors south oC Walker's ll business done tbroutrh tho President of iho Company. OQkes-I.umbcr Yard, ono block south of Railroad Depot. E. II. BARUOX, President. D. W. PAUKilL RST, CHARLES DAHLER, uyl Treasurer. LUMBER YARD J DOORS, WINOOWS, ItLINOS, MOULDINGS 1S1 ALL KINDSJF LUMBER. , T. It- JONES & CO., Hair-a-block south of U.CDarot. mr3 i:biintovs Two Block, aoulli or Hi. C.C.H.R. D.pol, " Wm. J.n- ntnga' T.nnrrj-. The yard i k-l-t ron'iaa'.lr ranOicJor several saw.iiills A Full Assortment of Native Lumber. V b i:ciu itt ' W 1,1,1 fricnJ.. It ' -"J fioppor! . FOR S.Vl.E-rn the 1-th v:3r.l. one i r,rt,:ular. en,mr,. j., MISCELLANEOUS. LOOK ! All persons ytho are BALD, or whose HAIR IS FALLING OFF, had better see me immediately. The "Great Unknown- Hair Restorer" has produced HAIR ON Ml" HEAD IN ONE MONTH. Charles W. Stayner, Sole Agent for Ufih. For.sale at Z. C. M. I. Drug Store. Cffioe at Caldor'a Muac Siorc. MEATS! MEATS!! MEATS!!! Jennings & Paul, Stall No. 7, MEAT MAKKET, Keep tho choicest supply of BEEF, MUTTON, ; VEAL, PORK, , And everything in their lino which the j uiarkot fllfoiils. j O liter anil delivery wagoni will , deliver mcntufrce l any VnTl ot hc - city. J Onlersuivon at any time durinjr mnrkot hourj will bo promptly filled when desued. A CHOICE J OT OK STATES FLOUR FOR SALE BY 11. WALLACE. A No. 1 Fire Brick. SCOTT, DUNHAM & CO. A.rr;r!SiV"wi!i"K sold ill small or largo quantities, i Thoy havo been used in Colorado and el?o-I el?o-I where for years and tiro equal in every respect re-spect to the btst i-.uglish brick. ctooiiLirs DEEP "WELT-, XT EVER ro!s out or order, and is cheaper IN ibnn any other firft-clasa pumn of equal rapiciiy. Invaluable for PprmkhiiK grounds, streets aad for (ire purposes. HOSE from -a to 1! inch. SCOTT, DUNHAM & CO., my IS AG K NTS Dried Fruit! Wc me desirous of iirti-clmsiiig iirti-clmsiiig "11 of the Diii'il Fruit Crop of tliis Territory. Terri-tory. We WILL PAY IN CASH The Highest Price Paid in the Market for APRICOTS, PEACHES, "Wo are deMrous of employing ACENTS IN EVERY SETTLEMENT, To whom ft liberal commission will be i allowed. I ; BIGGS, LECHTENBEEG & Co. Main Mrfft, 8. L. City GROCERIES PROVISIONS. NEW STORE Is Now Open. J Just Received, a large arrival of choice t e: a. is Direct from the Importers Also a full stock of Staple and Fancy GROCERI ES. We have REDUCED our best gunpowder gun-powder to per pound, it cannot be equalled. TRY IT ! TRY IT ! G. W. DAVIS, Ttco Doors from Kimball dLaxcrcnee's DAY & CULMER, lUl'OBTKRS AND DEALERS IK GENERAL MERCHANDISE, COSflSTlXO OK DRY GOODS, UIUK'KIUKS. UA11U IV ARK. m , HOOTS, SllOKS, II ATS. CK(KKK!!Y, LAMPS. t;i.A-iSVAllK, AC. COHUAGR TW'IXKS, V O 0 1) K N W A It K, CAcii VCKKUS BISCUITS, ' TOBACCO, dtL',,4iC., tC. Which ihry otter at prices that guarantee satirdacuou and defy competition. The ehoices-L "3? HI iS constantly on hand of the following kinds Ont.pow.ler - - ;-"S8J-??. F?,;iB - - - !T;'"i"off - - - Srtturtil Lcnf - - 90 lo 1.00 And the furaous EiiRlish Mixed Teti - Dealers in Tom will finJ it. to their ad-I.nn! ad-I.nn! iL-i to cive u e:ill. boloro purenas-l,eir purenas-l,eir Tea' as oar fa"iluie in this branch of our business oaar.oi be excelled in the oily. llv DANIEL GRENIG'S BAKERY AND GROCERY STORE, WEST SIDE COMMERCIAL STREET, Nenr Second Soutli Street, IS NOW IN FULL OPERATION Where ho will bo pleased to wnit upon hie friends nnd patrons with Everything in the uliove Line CHEAPER THAN EVER. a in: dim a call jn jus new hetheat. mill GRAIN and FLOUR, FIT SURPRISE 0.1TS, CORN IN SEAMLESS BAGS, Valley Flour, CHOICE URANDS, BARLEY, CORTJ MEAL, BRAN, c, &c.f Wholesale nnd Retail, at KNOW LI) EN'S. I will py C1S1I fnr i.01,0 Dn.I.eU or BAULEV -ml 1,000 Un.lleli gd cl.-n W HKAT. H-K. GLOBE BAKERY, Et Temple Slreft, flrat door north or Co-ope rut I rf Grocery D-prt mcnt . G0LIGI1TLY& HARRIS Kcepcon-mntly on hand GOOD FRESH BREAD Buns, CnUes, Pics, C'rnrkers, Ete. IFino rarietj of CONFECTIONERY, Whol..l. .nd B.t.tl. Groceries, Flour, l ectl, &c. TRAVEL. utahIouthern 1 RAILROAD. : MIXED TRAINS I .xjnsr DAILY.1, I Leaving the Utih Central Pepol, Salt Lake City, at 7.10 t.iu., and Sandy Station, (.nearest point to L'.ttle Cottonwood Canon,) at 6 p.m. SUNDAY TRAINS Leave l't;ih Central Depot at 7:10 o.m, and 4:1-0 p m , and sandy Station at S3' a in. ana o p.m. Salt Lako to Bic Cottonwood Station. NVis " Sandy ' N-w' Twenty-five cents additional will be eharRed when the fare is collected on the train. I FERAMOKZ LITTLE, SI TKMSTKN PRNT. D. O. CAl.OKU, s5 tien. FreiKht and Ticket Agent. GILMER & SALISBURY'S! IIAH.V j STAGE LINES TUKOVGH Utah, South - east' Nevada &BI011-tana9 l.eavlu Salt Luke City Dull)', running run-ning tontli to Tintic. Ainoricnn Furk, Mount Nebo, Sevier, St. Goorire, Utah ; and , 1 'iodic, Ncvadu ; PftbuliiK tliroiRl I Provo, Sprineville, Spanish KorM'ay-son. KorM'ay-son. Salt Crook, Chicken Creek, I Hound Vnllev, Fill more, Corn , Creok, Jicavcr, Miuors-ville, Miuors-ville, and All the principal tmons and mining camps in southern Utah and south-tout Nevada. Alao lettve Corlnne. t'tnli, dally, running nurlli to Virginia Ciiy, Helena, Fort lienlon, Deer Lodj:o, Cedar Creek uitnes, and passing througli all the principal towns and mining min-ing oamps iu Montana. Mon-tana. PRINCIPAL OFFICE, Wells, Fargo & Co. Building, iunl S.ll l.ate Cilr. Lon Wines. U. P. Klmb.il. SALT LAKE, OPII1R And Tintic Stage and Express RtlKNINO 0AU.V P-IIOM SALT LAKK CITV, vl. LAKK TOWK, TOUKLK CITV, STOCKTON AND OPIIItt TO TINTIC. The route liiw been rc-.toeVed wilh ,len-did ,len-did Concord CmicheN lino Sio. h. oui ohil and allcnlivo Urivcra and cverval tent ion ip paid Lo tho ooiulor 1 convemonco ol pns.oa-.am. pns.oa-.am. Good accommodations on the road. THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. Cheap Fare anil Quick Time. Office "t Weill, KnrRO A Co.'". halt Luke tlly, WINKS & K1MUALL, 4l4 pfU'riettrn. V Z 7-1 LIVERPOOL it. QUEENSTOWN ?.4t- "I-1..- .- ..J ' -w, V-' jtorn- I IN MAN LINE Of Br' W" Wt'imen, SallInK from w V ork Every Saturday' AND Alternate Tuenday. ( lrK " " " (CUI ' u'w Pkrc from Llvrpoo lo Ww Vorh r.hin, - fn-.H) g7.on StV.ra'B., - - (O.'rM.C,) Round Trir TickW iad at TW7 I" rtt JOII H O. n A I. K, A ri, li Broadway, w York, Or WILLIAM CALDF.R. Arnt HARDWARE. IRON WORKS, CH1CACO, ILL., M m. ;( t u re r .f PORTABLE & STATIONARY Engines, BLOWEKS, enroll And Machinery for Smelting Furnaces Contracts made lor building Furnaces Furna-ces of Utah Fire Stone, Including Machinery, &a, fet up in 'cotuplete running order. j ilcfrrrnrtt-Knrfk Mining Com-Ipauy, Com-Ipauy, Suit Lk fltj'i l'tl Solt-i Solt-i tug Compmi), Tintic. , Addre.sJ. C. Rirhanls, Chicago. C. H. BASSETT, HARDWARE STORE j All kinde of HEAVY 11AHDWAKK, I j Broil ami Nleol, Stoves and Tin Ware BLACKSMITH TOOLS, Asrlcult tirnl 1 in 'l enieni Ami Mining Tooli, At LOMfit Hlra. (II'I'0ITK SAL r I.AKh. MOl'SK I nli ALL SIZES Iron, Cast Steel, Toe Steel, Spring Steel, BELLOWS, ANVILS, Vices and other Blacksmith Tools, AX1.KS, SPRINGS, Cnrrlngc mid Mai III mi Ualli, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, Carpenter's Tools, &C., SCOTT, Dl'iIIAM & CO'S JIlMln 8t refit, Weit tltlfi, Next door to White House. LOW roic CJAXIL i mru Taylor & Cutler, A re lolil out uf mnnr kiiinn of STOV ES and tanTu cnlr a lew lei I. They have a lumo tuentitr of HOUSE & Mil SHOES, HORSE SHOE NAILS. A Dimiloro( Fairbanks' Scales, AdiI Llio ri tiniiiitiK Hook of HARDWARE Tinware, Etc., IVliieh thoy ire nellinx f.ritivelr at COST. Storf Oppo'.Hf Hall Lake, llniisr, Nfj.'irdi rn or due bills Uktji m liinu given in the Hardware Hlore. autti |