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Show MEDICAL. iSsrD rTgROV ESi Cfimd routis, Oflli.e Uml South St., Salt Lake Viiy. Three doors West of Rovoro lloueo, hall oa block Kiul uf tho Kloiih;iiU Store. orriDi m)UKa mjM 'J a.m. to 5 p.m. ml J. D. THOMPSON, M. D., 1MIYS1U1AN AND SUUUKON, Oilers his profo5.ional scrvicos to tho people of .Salt Liiko City, lie.-i'lonno at Jlnlivar Roherl.i' brick liuuso, opposito St. Mark's Cau r clu j"-4 . U. C. ORMSBY, M. D. t'MVbLClAN, SUKGKON ANU DKUOU1ST, tlKlfjll.VM CI TV. UTAH. i n. SL.inios, ii. d., J'!':-t;.'ui, (f Accoucheur, Oftioo In in Slrect, 'vcr Tayl-r ,t Cutler's store. -I. '1. l i). ISKM'JHCT, UilGtONS AND ' PHYSICIANS, Oui'u-UvcrC.iUcr Uro'j Muiic rmporiuu:. W. F. ANUtON. M.D. It. , HAUL'S, M.D. Surscnii- ilil riiyicians, UlttiMi!. fur tho present, nt their rcipective rcuidcuccs in the l-.th ;ii.dl.tli V.irns. BAIH&BATHS! Warm Spring1 iiaths ! I'rlvat nmt I'liinge, TlievColi'bralwl balha nio open to the public nt ill p3uu. Tboir uird Iclual propr-ril" ".re e wiJi iy known thul it is nowlU w vlihiih i:e tlioni. liMl.lts the i'riv.it" Unfbc, tin- larni-aud limdioiii-1 limdioiii-1 lurn'il:.l llll"K Ualll (.( L i.hos And JenUotuMi are nuw u(Kn. U. AUKOL1), 0iT LEGAL Warner Earll. F. M. Smith. KAHLL SMITH, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 8.1I.T Lit K CUT, Eait Tcmplo Street, one door south of Qodbc'H Storo 1J . C O O P K R ; ATTOKNJS- AND COUNELLOB, Oflice Erctiatige and Reading llooiuHf ui-ululrB, ju24 SALT LAKI CITT. Wm. HAYDON, (Ito Judge of Jth District Court, Nevada, ATT OR N EY-AT-LA W, Office temporarily Room No. 12. Tnylor's Uuil.lint.-H, i:.i.n Xcuiplo btrccl, opposite tho Suit Lake House. d1 0. II. llempstead. M. Kirkpatrlok HEMPSTEAD & K1RKPATRICK, Attorueya-nt-Law, Main Stroet, opposito Wells, Fargo & Co., I BA1.T LiKK.ClTY, C. II. Hempstead. U. S.Att'y for Utah. (" Z. SNOW. E. D. IIOOE. SNOW & UOCiK, 6.1 torn oys aad Counsolon at Law S:.lL Lake Cily, Utah. Ofllceat Snow's corner, lt iit Street. Ju5 JONATHAN C. ROYLE, A TTUKNE Y - A T-LA V , Salt Lake City, til all. Uffice-fJoiIho UuiKinir. "2.1 lloor. Ite.-i-dcncoonJ it atroct, hctw cci. South and 1st south ulreU. E-'J S. P. McCurJ. C. II. Morgan HI;(J'J(tl)Yi MORUAN, Ai'orncys-at-Law, Okficr . - ut doora oast of IIekald Office, a) SALT LUCK CITY. K i T U 11 ifc MANN. Atforueys-at-JLaw'j Otlico, First South St.. Fourth door oast of Hooper, lildrodgo .fe Co'a Uanlt. Salt Lako City- ai BANKERS. Bank of Deseret, Successor to HOOPER, ELDREDGE &. Co., Coruor o.it Templo oud First South Streets, SALT LAKI5 CITY. UTAH. PAID UP CAPITAL, - 8100,000. lUtlGHAM YOT7NG, Picsident. "1 11. S. ELUltEDflE. Vicoi'rea. WM. 11. HOUl'KK, WM. JKNNJNUy, Directors. JOHN SHAltl. j l-'EKAMUKZ LITTLE, L. S. HILLS. Cashier, J Doal iu GOLD DUST, COIN, EXCHANGE, LAND WARUANT8, COL-LEOB COL-LEOB SCRIP, ate. Collections made anil promptly remitted, re-mitted, FOREIGN EXCHANGE FOR SALE. sU WELLS, FARGO GO., Express Forwarders, Bankers, and DEALERS IN EXCHANGE. Drafts on Europe, and all the principal prin-cipal cities of the United Statee. EUKOPJ3AN COLLECTIONS , Promptly attended to. Jilait Temple St., Salt Lake City. T11E0. F. TRACY, AgonL mil Tho?. It. Jones. A. W. White HANKING 1IOUKK 01 A. W. WHITE & CO., EAST TEMPLE STREET, a-'ii) tiult Lako City. FiniiiiS (Succenaor to Ilussey, DaHler Co.) WABBESHuaSEY, 0. L. DAHLSn, I'roiduLt. , , Vice 1'rost. Anthony Qodbe, Cuahior. Salt Lake City, Utah ; Also connecting offices at Ogdon andCorione. Utah, aud Virginia and Holoua. Montunu. Doalcrs in Gold Dust, Coin and Currency, Draw Exchange on Now York, Chicago, at- Louis, Omaha, Denver, Sail firanciuco. and all paitd of Europe Collections Promptly AtteiUiI To. mil KOTAiiiES PUBLIC. A. S. GOULD & SON, CONVEYANCERS, 3 M'ming Deeds, Agreements and Bonds forDoodB, MorlKagoB. 1'oworB. of Attorney, Leases. Contracts and other instruments ol writing drawn with accuracy and tliajiatcn. mining Companies Iucoi'pora-ted.iiuder Iucoi'pora-ted.iiuder tlie Laws or Utali. A. 3. GOULD, MOTAHY I?tJ13IO nsd COJLMlSSIONliK OF DEEDS for New York, Mnsaachuaotta, Pcmlsylva-nia.Oliio, Pcmlsylva-nia.Oliio, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Wyoming, Montana, Novada, Caiii'ornia, aud other States and Tcr-ritories. Tcr-ritories. East Tcm,iU St., near Wells, Fargo Co., Salt Lake CVj. IN THIN. VAST. Vu CnYTo. a. J. Josassiih. Nutary 1'uUlij. Ooiivoyaao cr CLAYTON & JOIISSON; CoivBjaicBB anil Collectors. $-CoLlc-(toiiM iii all pai-U of tho Wui IU iiromptly attended to. a-!li''K and other Companies incorporated incor-porated undtr tho Laws of Utah. jj-Dceil, Ilondj. Contracts. Powers ot Allornoy. and Legal iustruuients ol all Kinds drawn with accuracy and dispatch. i-Loiis noKOtialed. 1-eal Kit (ate houaht. sold, or lcasod. Ci)-U1IIh of KxcliniiK, Prouiijory Nuu. -rails, etc., protested. j-I'ui-(ltiilii- attention Riven to the Bettlotnent of iO-tatcn, AnnullUn, and the colkvtiimol uioucy in 'Jrc.it Lritain and Siwudui:n ia. Jmjtu'rits Iy lit Ur prompt'ii ci.-iam?. l'rom loinf oxperiLMico mul aoqimin-Luku aoqimin-Luku with ll ;o Im.-iuc-, :ud tho doter-niiimlH'ii doter-niiimlH'ii to be luou.-rat" in our chan, wo I'i'i't ciHiUtK'iit of ;i fair -:hnro of public pub-lic pair.'iriL-o. t)llii( ! Knsl TdiMilc Si i' rc I . over n..n1.v.l A. Son' Sf.ic a iVwiloora noilli of b'lv-l A'ntlinial Uniik. oC 1 1 S COLLEGE SCRIP! pKHKM I'TOKd will save on i Afirk'uUuial Col!ci;i? torip. I Apply to T1IK UA t' DESEHKT, i!5 Successor to Hooper, ElJrod.o A 0 HOTELS, ETC. TO WNSEND HOUSE, SALT LAKE CITY. THE LEADISG HOTEL OF UTAH. JAMES TOWN SEND, PROPRIETOR. This Homo Ia centrally and pleasantly located, lo-cated, well furnUhod, and ur accommodations accommoda-tions for 150 guests. THE PROPRIETOR ia now preparing to build largo additions to his Hotel, whish when finis hod. will ron'-er it tho Most. Complete Establishment in tho ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION ! mil AMERICAN HOTEL, A Select and First-Class House. ON'K ULOCK EAST 0" THEATKli, SA J.T IjAIC 1 O IT Y. Tormi.L(.00 prrilny. Ilnnrd Willi-oulroouit Willi-oulroouit Sia.tlU per Mitk. Uatlia free to giitaln. J. C. LITTLE, tunil Proju-lelor. WASHINGTON HOUSE, Third South St., east of FIain, SALT LAKE CITY. Spriug Bed., the best iu town, .50c. Meals, - - - - 25 c. Thirty JScwpapoH takoc. HiiNRY BltUXTON, Proprietor. oetlS New Commercial Loflpj House, Near foot of Commercial Street, ! H ft J mL C'l C ev- C. W. TAPPAN. Proprietor. Spring Ileils, 50 ct. per KlglK, or ol6 per Week. UTAH IIOTEJLi, ftlAIIV ST., OUDi-iV. The only first-class House in the City. (Formerly known as tho TTIilto Ilouse,). Ills greatly enlarged, tliorouglily rcnovatetl, refiniilmietl ami provided provi-ded wILK Bar Room, UaiUer ijliop and Baili -looms. Omnibus to nuil from all trjius. rassonKora golriK Etist from Salt Lako City may now avoid tho unploasaut task ol aa early msru-in;; msru-in;; riilo on tlio Utah Central Railroad ly coming to tlgilou llio provioiia cvuiiiu. EUDEY & WILLIAMS, 013 l'roiiriutor.. GALIFOBNIA CHOP HOTTSE AND OYSTJSit SALOUiN, BERNARDIS $ STEVEKS, Prop'rl, EAST TtMPLE STREET, Tlirce doora below Scaoud goutli St., SALT LAKE CUT. OFJiW DAY AND NKJ11T. PHIL. MAKGETTS lias opened hia now establishment on FIRST S0VT1I ST., Cotwcon tho (Jo-op- Store and tho Townaond House. Nearly opposite the New Meat Market. For tho sale ol ENGLISH and SCOTH ALES AND POItTKIt. T oxilo'a Stono lo, OE.NUINB. Wliolvaale and lie tall. A splendid ajiortuiont of Tobicco and Ciaara. Tlio Old Stand on Second SontU Street It still lu full blast. aiig.l CITY LiQOOR STORE, Keep constantly on hand, Wholesale mid let;vil3 Choice Importod LIQUORS AND WINES, At Lowest Rates. GROSD-CKS BllLDlNOS, nlT East Tempi Struct. Furnacemen Attention ! A 1 Fire Brick. SCOTT, DUNHAIM CO. AllB f.F.ST3 FOR TUG GULDEN CITY MIRE UttICK, Which are ciual if not superior to tlio best Enslinli. Spoci:il rates given by tho car load. octl2 Ayer's Sarsaparilla fl Id wuloly known Jl ns onn of tno moat , 1$ jf(u. ollbctual rcmcdios r iovordiscovorcd : J i 1 '.jLw-SiM fyr cIoansitiR tho j&V Pi''3 system and puri- iMflfr 11,0 bIood- 3MW$& 11- has stood tho n constantly grow ing rcputalion, based on its intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its rcmarkablo cures. So mild as to bosafo and bono-ficiul bono-ficiul to children, and yet so searching us to cflbctuuly purgo out tho grant corruptions cor-ruptions of the blood, sucli as tho scrofulous scro-fulous and syphiltic contamination. Impuritios, or discuses that Imvo lurked in tho system for years, soon yield to this powerful antiiloto and disappear, llom-o its wonderful cure.', many ot which aro publioly known, ol 6cn-Ju(a, and all scrofulous disease, Ulcer, En iptions and cruptivo disorders ot tho skin. Tumors, Blotch-.s. LSoite, l'iiphs, 1'uiulcs, Sorts, SI. Ant hvin's Fire, Rose or Krsiicl(is,T:l!cr,S,iIt Rheum, Scald I fin' Ri it'tii-orm uid Int'-rnat Llccra-tivns'of Llccra-tivns'of the rt'-rus Sioimtch (uul Liffr, It iil-o'ev'ires other complaints, to which it would not seem especially adapted, such iis J)rovsv, D 1'siti. J-'ds, .airalLnn, Hrart JHsatsc, tannic -tiknrss, lh-hiiilv lh-hiiilv ; .en.-orr A !, when they are manifestations of the scrofulous prison. It is an iwcellent restorer ol lioallli :itul strenctli in the Spring. Hy renew-in" renew-in" the appetite find vior of tlio digestive diges-tive organs, it di-ipaU'S the deprea-ion ;md Unless languor of t'le season. Even wh.-ro no disorder appuirs. people teel Letter and livo longer for cleansing tho blood. Tlio sy tcui moves on with renewed vigor aud a new lease ol lite. pni;r,ni:D by Dr. J. C. AYER & Co, Lowell.Mass., Practical and Analytical Chemists, i Sold by all Drtigglifs everywhere. For Side at Z. C. M. I. DRUG STOUli. oiii ORGANS. ORGANS!. ORGANS! DAYNES & CO.. GrE T T For Utah Territory, for tho sale or the cole-bra cole-bra led SIM!! TIHI'S AMERICAN CABINET ORGANS1 Respectfully invito tho members of tho Musical Profession and the Public generally to call at Iheir ilusio Koouis. Fill ST SOUTH STilKET, Two doors oast of tho Post OlUco, Salt Lako City, and cauiino their splendid utock ol OrKaiis. and learn the uuprceedeutedly LUU PRICES at which they oiler theai lor sulc. the prices being from iwuly to ililrly pev cent lower than they can bo bought in any other house in Utah. Uayncd ,t Co. do not oiler thoSMl-U URU-AiNa at theso low lifjurcs because they arc. aJ aoiuo would have it believed, a poorly uiauutaetured aud couseiiucnlly cheap instrument; lor, lor excellence ex-cellence ot workuniDsuip they have no superiors, supe-riors, while in strength, purity aud sivecine.'S ol tone, they cnali:ne llic prulel- ! to produce any instrument ciU:il to Lhem. Tho cause of tbeir LOW RATES Is easily explained: They live no local KeiiU whom they PAi TU PUii' Ibcir wurus; and besides this, llioy havo resolved to place these buaulilul lustruiueutj wilinii tho reach of all, and will do so by donm what no other house ia Utah pretends to do, uamcly. sharing with iheir palroni iho com niiesion allowed by the luanulacturcrs. Acting Act-ing on this principle they olier tueir instru-uicnis instru-uicnis at twouiy per cent, less lhau eastern retail tinurcs, besido paying tlio lrcight to tho railway terminus in lh city, guariiiileu-ing guariiiileu-ing every instrument sold sound and Iree ol dauiago. They will sell a Parlor yrgiLU.with elegant, Black Walnut .Case, iivo lopd, Trcmulo and Kuec-swcll. lor Si W. Iho easi-crn easi-crn retail price buing S17j. An instrument lor a school or meeting-houau, with power suUicieut lor fifty singers, with seven titops, bub-Bass. Octave. Coupler. 1'remnlo ami Kuoo-swoll, for ISA), tho oasturu price lor Ibo game inslrumont being &. iu proof lhal tho American Organ is all they represent, Ihey reter purchasers to the following well-known gculleiuen : O. hau-some hau-some 1. L. Davis, A. Miner. John bharp. a. W. Scars and V. S. Uodbe, alio Airs. b. Kimball, all of this city; U. Ueuroid. ol anil Creek. Juab county; T. btiiynur, Ot'duu; tlio Fishburu Choir, Bngham City. Duyncs i Co. will also sell every other description of first-class Musical Merchandise, Merchan-dise, Iroui a Pianoforte to a V lolin Sir lug, ut the samo ratio; and Lo prove thai the preceding pre-ceding statements contain not a panicle o exaggeration, they invito all musicians and the public to call and provo their truth by personal o.xamiuatiou and invo.nigalioii. Itcmombei' I J. DAYNES Sl CO., Dealers in Musical Instruments, Two Doors East of tlic Post Olllue, SALT LAKE CU V. AhchU for tho Celebrated Grover & Baiter Sewing Machine LUMBER YARDS. !MiRY WINDOWS, DL1.NDS, MOULDINGS ALL KINDS OF LUMBER. T. It. JONES & CO., Half-o-bloolt south of U. C. Depot. iny3 KDDINfiTOM'S M S Two DIocUs south of tlie U. C. 11. It. Depot, and next to Wm. Jennings' Jen-nings' Tannery. Tho yard is kept constantly supplied by several saw- .ills with A Full Assortment of Native Lumber. W. B. solicits tho patronage of hia old friends, and by runctuality and diligence in business hopes to merit a sharo of public support. I'' OR SALE - In tho 15th Wnrd. one block andahnlfwest of tho U. 0. H. IK., a small bouse and half lot, with fino orchard. For particulars omiuiro of auB5 WM. liDDINQTON. UTAHAM CALIFORNIA LUMBER COMP'Y, Incorporated July 17, IS71, CAPITAL STOCK, - - $75,000. Duakrs in all kinds of BuildingMaterial LUHIDKK, DOORS, WINDOWS, vka'ktiam blinds, all 1cinds moui-d1kgs, c1uoo sugar pink, ckilim;, flooring. CA L1FORXIA. R ED I VO OD, RUSTIC SIDIXG, ! FLOORING, ETC., ETC., ETC. Orders IV-r Still Timbers promptly filled. DOORS, SASH, BLINDS AND MOULDINGS. .Iain St., five doora soulh of.' Valkcr 's All business done thronah tho President of the Company. Omces Lumber Yard, one blcek south of ltailroad Depot. E. II. BARRON, Pr-:dnt. D. W. PARKHL RS r, Kccrctnrv. CHARLES DAIlLkK, juy-1 Treasurer. OPHIR & CAMP FLOYD. WINES & KIMBALL Are running a daily stnjro from Ophir to Camo Floyd Wining Dis'rict. Passontrers cad book through to Camp Floyd at the otlico of Wells. Fureo & Co., in this city.- - FarcSO.GO. nn gTwT DAVIS Just Received, a large arrival of choice "J? 3 fi Ounpowdor and Natural Leaf. Coflues, Sugars, Tobacco, llama, Cheese, Lard, Pickles, Canned Goods, Sauces, Cider, Dried Flail, Sardines, Oysters, Etc., Etc., CHEAPER THAN EVER ! jf Wo aro selling a good article of Natural Leaf Tea at 80c. per lb. Try it. G. W. DAVIS, Tico Doors from Kimball i&Lawrcucc's da CHAMBERS'S ENCYCLO PEDIA, A DICTIONARY OF UNiVSlSAL KNOWLEDGE For the People. Revised Kdition. Re-issue of 1870-71 , with Maps, Plates and Engravings. To bo completed in 80 Parts, making 10 Vols, of 820 pages each. Illustrated with about Four Thousand Engravings En-gravings and Forty Maps. PRICK per Part. Including Haps and JlliiNlvatlonu, GO Cents. PRiniO PKR VOLUME: 1 I Extra Cloth, beveled boards $5 50 Library Scoop, marbled edges li (KJ Half Turkey Morocco 6 00 Messrs, II. II. KEYS .k CO. nro tho Agents for Chamber' Encyclopedia far tho I'a'iQc 0ast, and are publishers nnd im- Sortcrs of other American and linn Huh stao-ard stao-ard and illustrated works. CASSEL'S NEW POPULAR EDUCATOR, New Kdition, Universal Pronouncinn Dictionary of Bi-Ojtraphjr Bi-Ojtraphjr and Mythology, by J. Thomas. A- National Portrait Gallery of Eminent American?, 50 pa.rU at 0 cents each. II. If. KEY &, CO., 513 Clay t-,an Francisco. Mr. R, May is now in UUh ana will visit the different plnecs to solicit for the firm. Parties subscribing for any of their works may rely upon bi-ing laithfally served every month. 3Ft :.a", God lie Ocfngnn Hoime, (7 SALT LAKE CITY, GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. Oats and Flour, IXICARLOAD LOTS, lty the TON' or I-ET-VIL. ; AT BOTTOM FIGURES. I i Making Grain a Specialty I can offer the best of inducements to buyers of large or small lots. CEO. H. KNOWLDEN. West sido of Main street, Satt Lako City. oct6 7yEi:-ri2 WHEAT I WHEAT BRING ON YOUR Wheiit, Outs, Hurley. Corn, Duiry and other Produce TO WOODS & KEATON OP THB STAR BAKERY, A Few Doors East of Post Office, And set tho HIGHEST MARKET PRICE In CASH for the Same. Groceries, Fresh Bread, Buns, Cakes, Crackers, etc., always on hand. s2 GLOBE BAKERY, East Temple Street, flnt door north. Of Co-operative Grocery Department. GOLIGHTLY& HARRIS Keep constantly on hand GOOD FRESH BREAD Buns, Cakes, Pies, Crackers, Etc. Fin. variety of W ... . .-. . , Wholesale and Retail. Groceries, Flour, ,tl3 Feed, &c. DANIEL GRENIG'S BAKERY AND GROCERY STORE, WEST SIDE COMMERCIAL STREET, Near Second South Street, IS NOW IN FULL OPERATION Where ho will bo pleased to wait upon his friend and patrons with Everything iu the above Line CHEAPER THAN EVER. aim him a call in ins NEW RETREAT. OYSTERS! OYSTERS ! ! BOOTH'S OKLEUKATKU BALTIMORE OYSTERS! BREWER LAP HAM, SOLE AGENTS, Goddard's Baecraent, Main street, Salt Like City irTho trade and families supplied, oZ'i New Store ! New Goods I II. WALLACE Has opened his new store, on FIRST SOUTH STREET, Kcxt door to Mm. SIciiIioiiic'b, With a choice slock'of Pure llonie-mmle COSFECTrOXEIlY, Also Figs, Nuts, Ilai.sing, Apples, Sardines, Salmon, Staple and Fancy Groceries. Will also continue limine., at 111. old .tore. nt HARDWARE:. RICISAUDS' IRON WORKS, ; CHICACO, ILL., Munufiiclurcrs of PORTABLE & STATIONARY; Engines, BLOWFliS, j CRUSH ESJS Machinery for iSmelting Furnaces j Contracts made f?r building Furna I ! ces of ; Utah Fire Stone, j j Including Machinerr, c, up in j ! complete ruuning order. j References Eureka Mining Com-! Com-! puny, Suit Luke Cliyi Hi: all Sioctt- lag Coiupun)-, Tlnllc. Address J. C. Ri'ch'-irds, Chicago. ! 0. H. BA88ETT, JTI7Cr HARDWARE STOHS AH kinds of i HEAVY HARDWARE,; Iron and Htcel, Stovs and Tin Ware BLACKSMITH TOOLS, Agricultural Implement! And mining Tooli, At Lowest Ratei. OPPOSITE SALT LAKE HOUSK nl6 NOW IS YOUR CHANCE FOR NOW IS YOUR CHANCE FOR !S T O VES Over One Hundred Different Kinds and Styles tc Select from, Including tlie Old Favorites, Charter Oak, New Era, Monitor, Inland Empire Superior, Etc., These aa well as other varieties will be SOLD CliEAPElt AT THE Hardware Dep'nt OF z. o. :. x. THAN IN ANiT OTHER .HOUSE IN THIS TERRITORY. U. O. CL.WSON, .17 Superintendent. on nnn1010 Z.UUUUlRON AND STEEL At C. II. liassett's. OppoilL Salt L- House. COALKOAL! Having purchased the Spriggs Coal Mine We re prepared to supply this Justly celebrated WEBER COAL liy car load or rrlall. Depot at V. C It. 11. Yard. Ofllcei Kxclianfre and Reading Kooms. BATE MAN & BUEL. &ug W. II. B1HD, Agent. I l.n' l , Len WiEos. fi. P. Kimball. SALT LAKE, . . i' Stage and Express RISX1NO D.VLLV KHOM SALT LAKE CITY, via LAKE TOWN, TOOKLK CITY, STOCKTON AXD Ol'lllH TO TIMie. Tb route i:a bcr-n rtcstnekp-l with did Concord Co-iciic. line .Si; c.tieliil ar.d aurn'i-. e Driver ..:i i every .itifuiwa iiAid to the com:". i c-.fivciiou.'o of itten-gars. itten-gars. Got-d. accommodations on the road, TEIKOUUII V.Y DAYLIGHT. Cheap Fare and Quick Time. Ortit-e at Wells, Fargo A. Co.'s, Salt Lake Cily, WINKS & KIMHAUi. all l'roiirictors. UTAH SOUTHERN 1LAILROAD. f'; ' - MIXED TRAINS i ETJ 3NT ID AIL -T. Leavins the Utah CVnt;.il IV'pot, Salt LaLe Cny, ;it T.iUit.iu.; Diaper 5.4U p.m., and Sandy Stutiuii, (ueareht point to Little Cottonwood Cunon,) at 6.10 p.m. SUNDAY TRAINS 4:1;) pin.: i-r.i-cr, 6 Hi .'.iii. :nnl Mi ii.iu-, aud buudy -tutiuu al 'J.l a ui. unil ti.lU ii.iu, JbVl ir : SnItLio to Bifi UuttJiiiTool italiou, rWot-" rWot-" ," Lna - " Movs handy " fil.lKJ rai.or " l.i Tvfenty-fivo ecu Li additiouftl will bo ohargod wliun tho tn.ro id oullooiud on tho troin. VElUJlOltZ LITTLE, SUI'KHINTKNDINT. D. O. CALDL2H, so Oon. Froisht and Ticket Acout. GILMER & SALISBURY'S DAI1.Y STAGE LIMES THllOUt.II Utah, &outlii!t Leaving Sail Luke Cily Dnlly, r nulling nu-lling fjouili to Tintic, Auierioiin Fork, Wount Nebo, Sevier. St. (Jeore, Utah ; and I'ioehe, JS'cviula ; Pntinhig tlirouKk I'rovo, Rprintrville, Spanish Fork,l y-1 y-1 son. tidlt Creek, Chicken Creek, i Kound Valley, I'iliiiiore,Corn j Creek, iicavcr, Mincrs- ville, and i All the principal tmom nnd minintj camps insouliicrn. Utah and south-mst I Nevada. I Also leave Coi-Iime, I'mh tlnllv j riiiiuliig noi l li in ' I Virginia City, llclenn, Fi-rt Ju-iiton, ! Deer Lod;;e, Odar Crock ininoH, nnd puini; through all tlio principal towns ami mining min-ing camps in Montana. Mon-tana. PRINCIPAL OKI.'ICK. Wells, Fargo & Co. Building, JuiiJ tali Jj.ifco Ctlj. UTAH CENTRAL ItAIitOAiJ. v'.'ili,i PIONEER LINE OF UTAH. On and after Monday, July 17, Iif7I. iPnUy Truiiiw Lcavo .Salt Lnko Cily at ft a.m. and 2:45 p.m. Arrive al Oiideu 7 a. iu, imil -.V y. w. Lohvo lltr.l.n t H n. in. rui-l V j.. in. Axrivo at butt Lako City IU .m. and 7:30 p.m In addition to tho abovo IWEIC3jO T-II- Will run DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCKPTJSD Leaving Salt Ial:o Cily At C'JO p.m., and Ok den at 6 a.m. Passencjers vrlll please Purchass their Tickets at the Offices. Fifty C-ntJ" add i linn al will be eh arced whnt the fare is colltrtud on tho tram. For all ir.formatir-n c'.iicr-n.ir.s, Jrciulit tr I. O. CAI.PKlt, Ooneral Froieht and 'Xiokot Ag'U JOHN SHARP, SUPERINTEND!: NT, |