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Show A Live Paper j Live People. THE HALT LAKE DAILY HEEALD i Till M.:L'i-AIt AND COMMERCIAL ;NEWdl'AreR OF SALT, LAKE Cin. The People's Piper! FREE AND INDEPEDENT. The Cheapest Paper ruuusuiD IH The Rocky Mountains. TOM OF ENTERPRISE ilTho recent discovery and rapid development develop-ment of tb minoa of Utah hare given, and will ooounuo to ciTa, an Impetus to trade of over j Hind, which should oomuiand the attention at-tention of all busineij men who desire to tharo in its profits. Uoavr shipments of ore' for months past have been brinxtoir wealth into the Territory; aUrgo immigration has commenced ; agricultural agri-cultural and other prodaoU are nnnline ready tales; and merchants befto to feel the steady tloir of money through the Tailed channels of commerce. To haziness men at a distance who seek to participate in the lively trade whioh mast attend iuch a rapid growth of interests, as woll aa to the local pnblio, a liva, euergetio newspaper is a necauiiy, by which to bo made fully acquainted with the true condition condi-tion of matters as they exist, and hrouga which to present their business ana facilities for tut rushing 10 promising a mari.it. THE SALT LAKE HERALD fully meets this necessity in TJtah. Not bitntt the organ of any penou sect or party nor dToted alone to an jr ttngla InUreit, it has grown npon public favor and attained an anprecedentodoiroula- ticn in the time whioh has el a pied since it w.is esublished, by being in the stxiMwl fue a Kree, Independent, Live and Thoroughly Progressive XKWSPAPSS ITS MJJKG NEWS Collated with tbe (r.,lt care and from the """ rel',bl milMil aluMto tlmte.-ot;edLnthminMofUta; iu iEt- KSRICUITCR.U, AVD GENERAL TERRITORIAL lKTELLIGLNCi. V b. wriljTilid n: aim nnirun pld it in tit Kr'K" " " Rk, n.UUt Journal THE SALT LAKE HERALD U"U !"" U .id.lj tnd Id r '" t C"P' nrtoul U -IiclM,d ,b. Ttrri-.on. Ttrri-.on. u io.,d ti. ,sct,T6rT ,.rpris The Best Advenisiug Medium Where to Advertise 1 Where It will be Seenl Where it will be Read 1 in the Peoples Paperl T II K VLT like herald Tilt gilt Herald TRAVEL. 1 GILMER & SALISBURY'S DAILY STAGE LINES THROUGH I Utah, &outh - east j Nevada & Alon- j tana, LeaTlug 8lt L.ke City Dally, uniting un-iting south to Tintia, American Fork, Mount Nebo, fcjevier, St. Georee, Utah ; and Pioche, Nevada ; j Piil1n through Frovo, Sprinevillo, Spanish ForkPay-I ForkPay-I son. Salt Creek, Cntcken Creok, j Round Valley, Fillmore, Corn t Creek, Beaver, Miners- villo, and All the principal towns and mining aimps in southern Utah and south-east Nevada. Also iaaa Corlnna, Utah, dally, running aorta to I Virifinia City, Helena, Fort Benton, ' Deer Lodjio, fccdar Creek mines, and parsing through all the principal town? and mining min-ing camps in Montana, Mon-tana, PRINCIPAL OFP'CIG, Wells, Fvgo t Co. Building inn Salt Lake City Lea Wine. II. P. Kimball. salt lake, ophir And Tintic Stage and Express LINE, KUNNIHQ DA1LV FROM. BALT Lake city. wi& lakk tows, TOOELK CITY, STOCKTON AMD OPHltt TO TINTIO. The route has been re-stocked with splendid splen-did Concord Coaches, fine Stock, oaietul and attentive Drivers- and every attention is paid in the ooufort ani oon7enionce of paasen-iwt. paasen-iwt. Oood accommodations on the road, THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. Cheap Fare and Quick Time. OflW sit Walla, Fargo Co.'i, . Salt Laka City, WINES & KIMBALL, Proprietors. UTAH SOUTHERN RAILROAD. On and after Janutry lst, 7 MIXED TRAINS WILL IRTXILSr ID .A-IX. "ST. Loaving the Utah Central R.R. Depot, Salt Lake City, at 7.10 a.m.; Draper 5.45 p.m., and Sandy Station, (nearest point to Little Cottonwood Canon,) at ; 6.20 p.m. An extra train will, ; Kim on Sundays t Leaving Draper at S.40 a.m., Sandy aty.10a.rn., Salt Lake City at 4.10 p.m. Xf1 Alt : ' Salt Lake to Bis Cottonwood Statioa, boetr Littlo " Kaw Sandy 1.W ' Draper 1-5 Twenty-five oenta additional will be oharted when the fare U oollooted on the train. M. II. DAVIS, Qen. Freight and Ticket Agent. FKRAJSOKZ IjITTIjK) BUPSKUrnNDINT. UTAH CENTRAL KA1LROAU. i PIONEER LINE OF UTAH. Oa amdskftar a on day, July IT, 1ST1 llaily Trains I Leave Salt Lake City at 5 a.m. and 46 ?jd trrlve at Otrdeo 7 a. m. and p. m. cave Ugden at 8 a. m. and 5:J0 p. m. im'i at Sail Laio City 1U a,n. and 7:30 p,a In addition to the aboie WLU run DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED LeaTiny Bait Lake City at 5J0 p.m and Ogden at 5 a.m. Meaner ra will pleaaa Parthui talr Tlckau at tba Offitti, Fifty Conts additional will be chained when tie fare is celiac tad on the train. r For all Information eoicf rnlng freight oi paaiage, apply to n. It. DAVIS, I 'ienaraJ Fraiaht and Xlciot Aat J0H2J SHAEP, - l gTJPlBJSTKtDsWn CHICAGO TRADE. j JOHN V. FARWELL & Co., j WHOLESALE j NOTIONS, DRY GOODS AND "W OOLENS. Largest Stock West of New York. Monroe Si Franklin Sts., CHICAGO. I'AGli, IJStO.vV CO., Lmortenaad Dealere la LEATHER AND FINDINGS 33 and 3T South Canal street, p-f. CHICASD. ILL J. W. BUTLElt & CO. Importers and Jobbers of BOCK, NEWS, WRITING AND WRAPPING PAPERS, Pi;er Eiei, Ci:l Ct:ii, fiui Pijsr, 1 Tir Ewi, Blsion S:i. Prises Isis, I::. Noa. nud 2 SortiiDcilalnen St., CHICAGO. EDDY, HARVEY & CARTER 272 Madison St, CHICAGO, HATS, PUR SB , At Wholesale. WE MAKE THE LOWEST PRICES. I my2l Ames, Sherman & Co., JOB HERB ov Hats, Caps and Straw Goods, UniURKLLAS AND PARASOLS, Nos. 50 and 53 Wabash Avenue, Cmciuo OEO. C. A ME-. Qt.d.C. SU KllM N, F. T. SUEIIMaN. niylS HERROBS MOT QUlfl FIRE and BIRGLAR ritOOF The Best Safe iu the World. HERRING & CO., 16 Stato street, find corner 14th street and Indiana Avenue, - CHICAGO. myl7 M. D. WELLS & CO., Manufaoturera of and Wholeaalo Dealers in Boots and Shoes, 01 8 WkbMb a.,, Ctaleago. MD. Wolla, H. J. Macfarland. E. Benedict. nS 8. V. Molntyre. SLIGHTLY SCORCHED I VAU SCHAACS, STEVENSON & REID, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS (Late of 90, 92 and 94 Lake street.' Cor. lJ ear born street.) HAVE REMOVED On aeeowit of the xntense heat, the Baptist Church Building 847, 819 8S1 Wabash Avi., 3 5SEB. B. T3 3a LM Where we have a larpe stoch of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, OiU, Glass and Glassware, Druiri3ts' Sundries, Sun-dries, Patent Humbugs I Etc.. Etc. ! CALL AND CWKEK US. (We only pay 100 cents on the Dollar.) Taylor & Cutler, MAiN STREET, HAVE Tir.L ON IUND A BIG STOCK O? GOODS, which muit bo closed oat immediately. GUNPOWDER TEA, AFirst-rato Aitielo, Japan Teas. A First-rato Article! COFFEE, CANNOT BE BEAT. SOAP, c -,;,t Q tu'n- j RAISINS, LARD, RICE, STAKCH, TEAS! POWDERS, tic, &c LADIES, eill and jee ihcir DSEsS GOODS and Full S:esk of DRY O0OD3, & Big Lot of COOKING A.D PAR. LOU STOVES. Jiovv is the Time for Cheap Goods 1 Qf"6 G!TY LiniJOHTTGHE, Keep oozutaniiy on hand. Wbolesaie and Retail, CHoioa Imported LIQUORS AND WINES, At Lowml tUIM. HOEISKCK'S Bl'ILPIIOl, ' aLT Ktvat Vaaapl atrc RAILROADS. O. 3P. JFL. JFL. Kehruarr hth, I(i?a. SAN FRANCISlO AND lALFUMrNTQ CenTt tflilg" vit. "Im-re !r'm Kt NMiu 7 ;i.i..fUn r.u.. a.-p r t- i"" 43- " 7 44 i .'atlanl.. S.'-' " 10 " T 10 " ' ', B.A.' " ' 2 l : b2&" B 3A Z7.Si- i 7 'J6 " 12 45" ! 8 18 It 60 - BtiA.-ku.il 4.U7 " a t7 " I lU li " 1 Li ijDJ 'WrtkUcuU. , 2 Jl pm 7 l'-am irnve frcm wi Le trolog Weat : SACRAM:NTO, COLFAX, RENO ANO 0. DtN. Leate gulus Kn-it i Arrlrr (rum &ul j iw uLui.Siicrunu.nto. Spia 6 If - ! If .0 -if l'i ii .mi . Huc, .. J a pi -li 1C " Wlun-rimct; i 16 1)13. j 4 iUpui' . . itf... 46m ArriTd frurc L,to fr'iiis Wi)l j ' I Sundays excepted. tSnndays only, j KlliUnatlbn. 7or trains running ' from" Sua Francisco, tkc the It-f; hao'i ooluuini nd read downward", down-ward", or "E ia- wa'd " For train-1 running "toward San Frn-oi;co. Frn-oi;co. tuKe tho rit-hi hand columns aud read opwards or "Westward." A. P. TOMIE, IH. OOODVN 9o. anui O-n tw'p at4 TVkal &q Geo. II. Hlce, Agent, -alt Like City, Office wth Mardhall & Carter Over W.F.atC'a Bank. THE CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY ! Is tbe PIONEER KOUTE between OMAHA and CUICAOO, completed four years ago, Einco wh eh time tho Company have spared neither puins nor oxpi'tiso in perleuting iu road bt:a iind truck, and e-iuiipiiig it with rolling -tock of the most modern improvemenU; this, together with the fact of its being too Shorte.it Line, o tiers to the Traveling Travel-ing Public a routo unsurpassed in this country for speed, comfort, safety and sure connexions. PARTICULAR CAUTION should be taken by passengers in selecting Lheir rout, and not bo deceived by false advertisements and representations by interested parties of competing lines in regard to time, distances, rates, etc. This popular routo requires no false statements, relying on its true merits, it needs only to be known by the traveling travel-ing public to be appreciated. TIME: San Francisco to Omaha, four days and st von hours. Via Chicago and North Western Railway, Omaha to Chicago, twenty-thr-o hours. Omaha tc Kew York, sixty hours. Omaha to Boston, sixty-four hours. Pullman's Palace, Hotel, aud Sleep-lug Sleep-lug Cars Aro run on nil through trains from Omaha to Chicago. How to Securo Sleeping Bertha Before Be-fore Reachinn Omaha: Passenger desirous of securing Sleeping Sleep-ing Berths, Sections or SlMe Rooms in the -Seeping Car from Omaha East, can do so by telfgrapbing from any of the stations on the Union Pacific Railroad, to W, A. Carpenter, General Agent, C. & IS. W. Ka Iw y, Omaha, s ating what they wiint. This is all they need to do until they reach the C. ifc N. W. Railway Rail-way Depot on the east side of the Missouri Mis-souri River, then go to tbe Sleeping tJar Conductor, give him their names, as per telegram, and tiiey will find that ho has their berths teserved for them. Passengers going East will consult '.heir own interest by securing Through Tickets ri.t CHlAtiO & NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY, which can bo procured at all principal tieket offices in California and the West, and at railroad offices to 6in Francisco, Salt Lake City, Ogden, Omaha and Council Bluffs. JNO. 0. GAULT, General Sup't Chicago. H. P. STAN WOOD, General Ticket Agent, Chicago. TIME TABLE. BURLINGTON ROUTE. TO THE EAST, NURTH AND SOUTHEAST, No. 3. BTATIUN3. kIprssb0 MAIL. Leave SALT LAKE 5:03 a.m. 2:15 p.m Arrive BURLINGTON 5:00 a.m. 8:-l0p.m. " Galeaburg(C-B. AQ.) 7:00 a.m. 10.50 p.m. " Mondota " 11:15am. 3:22a.m. " Chicago " 3:15p.m. 7:00a.m. " Peoria - - 9:00 a.m. 12 50 a.m. " Ind'plis(I.B.AW. 5:45 p.m. 10:30a.m, " Cincinnati - 9:50 p.m. 4:00 p.m. " Lesansport 5'55p.m- 9:20a.m. T. P. A W. " Col am bus 2:45a.m. 6:20pm. CThroncD Cars from Missouri River to Ononiro, Indianapolis, Cincinnati. Logans-port Logans-port and Columbus. Connections at those points with lines leading to tbe Kaat, orth and South. This i tho 8et. Shorten, Uulckeit and Cheapeai Route. D not be deceiTcd. but obtain Tickets via the Burlington 4 Missouri Kiver Railroad. A.E.TOUZALrN, 0. E. PERKINS; Gen'l Pass: Arent Gso'l Sup't UIVIOi PACIFIC RAILROiD TIME TABLE. DNTIL further notice, Trains will leave and arrive at Ogden Daily, as follows: LEtva. I Arrive. Daily Epress.ti-JOa.m Daily Esp's. 510 p.m. .M.sed. - 6-.p.ui l.Mnod. - 2 3.5pm. Freight, 10 JJ u.m. l' eight, - ti lU a.m. Daily connections made at Ogden with Utah Central Pacific Road from Salt Lake city and all points in Southern Utah. At Bryan with stages for Sweetwater mines. At Cheyenne with Denver Pacific RaiUoad for Denver, Central cit , Georgetown and all poinLs in Colorado and N- w Nexico At Omaha with Chicago and North Western, Chicago, Rock Lland and Paeilic, Burlington and Missouri River, Kansas city, St Joe and Council Bluffs Railroads and Missouri River Line of Steamers for ail points East and South. 'lickets for salo to all points East at ofhco of Wells, Fargo &. Co., East Temple street, and at tho otlice of Utah Central Railroad, in Salt Lake city; aL-o at Union Pacific Railroad ticket office in Ogden, at which offico berths on sleeping cars can be secured. Arrangements have been mado wboro-by wboro-by passengers desiring to visit Denver on tneir way East can avail themselves ! of an excursion rate from Cheyenne to Denver, and return at greatly reduced rates. For particulars and all information in regard to passage, npp'y at Ticket Offices. Of-fices. Passengers should bo careful to securo their passage tickets to all Eastern and touthern points cia OMAHA, and thus avail themselves of the advantages of a through sleeping car, comfortable accommodations ac-commodations and quick time. THOS. L. KIMBALL, General Ticket Agent. T. E. Sickels, Chf. Engineer and Superintendent. j8 SUMMER RESORT. Parleys Park. THE PARK HOUSE, Kimball's Itanch, TWENTY -VIVE MILES EAST OF SALT Ljkc Cny, in now opuu lor Uuciu. tithing nndMuntinR abound. Iw near proumttr to iho mines tU-wmnd, UinUih and l-iilIc Cttunoud l'iiiri:ts) makes ii a puint ol interest to the Touriit. A TRI-WEKKLY COACH will run from tho city. 'tarti"n at '.' o'clock a.m., every Tuid j-. Thurtly nd KiiurJuy. carry ins; Cuuh Hcaii-tar t tbo Unit WfUni Hotel. Th-P-rk llnu..uillfunl.litiuJ IsUunsi ml CiUvnuKM to th- Mic. n,cr aoml, ' Br.Jl roJ. Wit. U. Klya.LL. j 11 Proprietor. W.T. REYNOLDS A CO., E. B. ZABRISKIE, San Francisco. Salt Lake City. WHOLESALE LIQUOR HOUSE. ZABRISKIE & CO. HAVE rOR SALE A FINE LINE Of WiNES AND LIQUORS, To whioh they call tho attention of DEALERS. Orders Solicited and Satisfaction Satisfac-tion Guaranteed. SOLE AOESTS FOR "HOUSER'S" STRAIGHT WHISKIES. THE FIN E.S T IB A. R, IN THE CITY CONNECTED WITII TI1E HOUSE. MAIN STREET, Two doors aouth of Wells, Fargo A Co'a Dank. my5 PORTABLE Hoisting Engine, Manufactured by HENDRIE BRO'S, 33 MAirv STREET, V"OW ON EXHIBITION AT THE --' warehouse of Gordon & Murray, near Depot. It includos Boiler. Eonino and lloistint Rne-1. oeou -yins but a small (ojar-e and ad apt' d for nw lniues from 100 n 300 lent in depth. Will hoist 'i,w pounds with ease. Tho attention or Minors U callad to tu Cid do irer immeii iktslr. It l m.11 -oui1.. rt.ft.lr for o norm t Ion And on -.1 r.iBnimi in half an Uour alter it I U on thn ituuoJ. SEWINS MACHINES, THESON SEWING MACHINE F O R THE WILSON SEWING MACHINE WILL SEW THE FINEST TEXTURES. THE WILSON SEWING MACHINE WILL SEW THE STOUTEST LEATHER. THE WILSON SEWING MACHINE WARRANTED FOR FIVE , YEARS. FOR SALE BY CALDER & SEARS, 37 East Temple Street. THEWEED SEWING MACHINES For Family and Manufacturing Purposes, Embody all that is new and noTcl In Bowing Machines. Thoy are tho latest improved ani lightest running shuttle machines in the world. Boautitul ana compact in model arm unexcelled .n material and finish The; sew everything from lace to beaver olota in the most perfect manner. Bvsrr variety of Hemming, Felling, dulltlng, Cording, Ruining, Piping, Tubing, Fringing, Hem Stitching etc., aslly pttformcJ, Straight Needle. A'o Ceg-wheels. ! NO VIBRATING SPRINGS. Every Machine Warranted as Represented. Salearoom on First South Street Pa It Lake City, oppoilta th Mew Bleat Mar hat. IRA PFOUTZ, jnylS ABeut. l i Mm o n 1 1 1 MINERS, FARMERS and RAILROAD TRAVELERS WILL do well to procuro for lheiii30lve ; ono of the Celebrated Elgin Watches. Thny are certainly the hcrl of all adapted to their njc. Tho movements are conM ranted inlbeinostcicelientiiiBnno' or exact timo keeping, as well as for treoth and d. ra-blH'v. ra-blH'v. Thflv can ttd tho hardMt u'-bp f nyVfttoh; are aH Pupflird with a I aHMit DustEic udor. niakinir thorn P'rfectly tirht: thry havo alu" l'n'c"t Site y Pinions, bo- '! They cW t'ainTat CAKL C. ASMUS-SEN'd, ASMUS-SEN'd, at Factory Prices. Every Watch is Waiuianted. Just received a lame sui-plj 'ftine ,m Miu .m.i3 m4 mm Lnlles' Oold Wutchei. SAN FRANCISCO TRADE. MAXIM GAS COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. ""IllE Public aro especially invited to er-X er-X h wi o our method ot produciuf li.i.3 for lighting CITIES, T0WS3 AND VILLAGES, Private Residanoes, Pub'ic Buildings, Fao-tonoa, Fao-tonoa, Churchos, Q U A li T Z MILLS. eto i etc., etc., in city or country. THE MAXIM GAS WORKS are different In their construction and operation oper-ation from anyihn g heretofore utt'. red to the vublic. iho Works are simple, v.ry compact in lorin, sjfe, reliable, autoiuauc and produces A Superior Quality of Illuminating Gas, at a Very Moderate Cost, The Works can be seen at Walker Bros' Mammoth Store, SALT LAKE CITY, or at the office of the Company, No. 238 AlontBomery Street, an rjmci-o. This Company cave alreuiiy lighted five Towns in Califcrnin; vii.: 6xnta ho.-a. Saca Barbara an Bafael W a-jonvilla and Hed-wood Hed-wood Citv. W orks re alo being cmlruct-rd cmlruct-rd for Ciirson Cny. Nevada. Eureka, California, Cali-fornia, and Uealdabu g, California. w e con also rofor to tbo following gentle-men gentle-men who have been using our JJOintuitio Works for over one year: D. 0. MiLis. Pres't Bank of California: Jons II. RKDisaroM, of Kcdington, Uos-totter Uos-totter Jt Co., San 1'ranciFCO; Gio. 11 Hi.wbd, Pres't Eomo Mutual Insurance In-surance Co , of Culiiornia: J. Mora Moss. Vioe Prosidont San Fran- 1 cico Gaa Co.; M. J. (j'Cssok, of Conroy Jt O'Connor, San Francisco; Jauis Gamble, Sup't Western Union Telegraph, Tele-graph, r an Fraucirco: Hrv. C T. Mills, Mills' Seminary, Brooklyn Brook-lyn Ual.; Johk T. Dotli, San Praooisco; U. A. Bluss, Lathrop.Cal.; T alahpais Hdtil. San Rafael, Cal. The Company propose to make an effort to lim-oliii-e till Uaa Into bait Lake City at an early day. Tbofe desiring further information, either from buKini-33 uioiivos or other i?e, can obtain ob-tain the same hy addressing Tub Maxim Ui8 C'iiriSV ok Calif. ih.MA, iiS Montgumeiy Street, San Francisco. Oitickbb: President. J, O. Eld ridge, of N own all Co., Pan FrMncbco; Vice Prosidont, W. H.Ladd. San Franoisoo; lreaturcr, Chris. Keis, of Hois Bro's, San Fraticuco: Beer t at y, Kobt, Day: Uvaeral Manager. James II. Clark, my 15 MORPHY.GRANT&GO. Importers of American and European Staple unrt Fancy DBY GOODS, NAN FilANCICO, CALIFORNIA, Call the attention of the Trade to their large and complete stook of FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS, Which they aro now receiving direct from European Manufacturers, comprising in part French Marl noa, Wool Satlnea. Wool Plalda, Twnr 0"""ian, Aria ii and French Popllna, Kmpreaa Clotha, Tamtsa, black and colored, VtLvcucni, Alpacaa, black and colored, SILKS, VELVETS, RIBBONS, ALSO QLO "V E S 3 Kid, Book. Berlin (Ladiu'. Mil, a,'. flentaO Gents' Underwear And all kind, of Gents' Furnishing Goods. Hosiery, complete In all Its branches White Ooodi, Handkerchlefa, Shirting Llnni, ftutlta, wtUL-and colored," Da.raa.aka, brown loom and bleached, TowtU, Qcek, Dlniwr, Turaish. Jatpklna and Doyllaa. Etc., IC ( c. Eta, MINERS' FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS, Co-Operative, 235 Flrat Street, San Franelsco, Angell, Palmer Sc Co., a27 MANAGERS. BOOTS AND SHOES, California Manufacture, FOR WHOLESALE TRADE, Weaver & Taylor, 118 Front Street, San Franoisoo, California, al2 A. C, DIETZ & GO. IMPOST IBS OF PAINTS, OILS, Varnishesand Lamps, No. 224 FRONT STREET, Bet. Sacramento St California, San Francisco A. J. GRIFFITH, Dealer la all kinds of piOKXjsirj b siwoaiarj SALMON AND HERRINGS, 193 Washington Straet. All kinds or Dried, Smoked and Pickled Flib ooastanUyon hand, Ji LAZARD FHERES, Importers and Jobbers of Foreign and Domestic Do-mestic Fancy and (Staple DRY GOODS. Depot of Goods Manufactured at the Mission and Pacific Mills, Consolidated. ft as . !1T Market St., San Fra nylB Paris : 2S Rue De L'Eohtqu E. Ps.ART.fi Sl CO. Wholesale Lipr Mers, 408 Front Street, San Franclico Proprietors of DIILLKH'S EXTRA OLD BOUUD09 And sole agents for , t, CUTTER'S EXTRA OLD BOMBON WHISKIES Constantly on hand, a full assortment of all the ard Brands of Whlekice, Fine Brandla Foreign and Domestic Wlnea, m5 Blti-ara, Cnrdlale. L. A. Bandcrson, I. L. Horn. SANDERSON & HORN, . Import ors and Jobbers of CIGARS - A.D TOBACCO, (Prcprtttors ,f La lpauola Cigar Factory,) Sole manufacturers of the celebrated 'CHAS. DICKENS' CIGAR 113 Front rStrec', Between Waahlugton and Clay, SAN FRANCISCO. ap4 j.H. COHEN.' r.sptatiNo COHEN & SPERLING, Importers aud Wholesale LValers In T O 13 jSL O O O , ND MANUFACTURERS OE C'G'RS, it. Battery M., near cor. Clay, BAN FHHM ISi O. nil i, cHiaLOviciL WALTim uoos. . . mini, s. CKiniiOvr oh co., lmportcri aod wbolMiale dpfclcm Id riHl WINRH tk. LIQUORS) JESSE. MOORE & GO'S FINt- 010 BOURBON AND HYE WHISKIES. Ml Jroal Bt.' BAH PRAN0I8C0. aj DEPARTMENT, Z. O. I. llnvflis lunde extensive Alterations nnil Improvements Improve-ments In our premises, we are now prepared to offer every facility In carrying on our rapidly Increasing In-creasing Business In the sale of GENTLEMEN'S, YOUTHS' AND BOYS' Ready-made Clothing. HATS OF TEB1 JVEWCST STYLES ARRIVING EVERY FEW DAYS. OUR SPBING AKKIVAL3 Will comprtflo tbo most oxtenslve and variod Stock of Suits i1:f.7kd.!r of every size aud style, Kauginc from "Moo's" of 2J yoars to those of tho larcfRt proportions; whilo tho quality cannot fail to eatablish still further the reputation which wo havo already earned. The Gents Furnishing Goods Departm't WILL ALSO BE FOUND COMIr'LliTli;, And will offer now inducemcntj to our numcrouu oustumors. OUR MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT Is in tho hands of qualified Artists, who will bestow the care and attention ao neoess'iry in successfully carrying on this important branch, so that Gentlemen can rely on having thoir tastes suited in every particular. Wo are daily receiyinc Our Spring Purchases of Piece Good Compriaiog tho moat fashionable styles of now goods, in French, English and Amerioan SU1T1NUS, COATINGS and CASS1MERE8, To whioh we invite special attention. 4 TT ATO wiH find our stook of Cloths and fTI I TT ADO lAILUIlO T-ming, uncled hitherto in AlLUllO NEWEST STYLES in WALL PAPERS and DECORATIONS Constantly amYlng-. TRUNKS TO SUIT ALL TASTES, Of oar own manufacture. m29 H B. CLAWSON, Superintendent. FLiOUR ! FLOUR! FAMILIES, BAKERS, MINERS AND ALL OTHERS WANTING SHOULD BUY Wm. Jennings' Flour, To be had by applying at the oUlce oue door west of the Flour Wareliouse, on First South St, between East and West Temple Sts., Salt Lake City. a7 DUNFORDSONS. Mammoih Soot. Shoo '& Hat Store. Wholesale and Retail Departments. GROCERY DEP'T, Z. G. ZSZC. I. WHOLESALE ANU.lRETAIL Groceries, : Hardware, Plows, j Stoves, Crockery. Glassware, Tinware, Miners' Supplies. We do not throw out any Baits by Advertizing a lew Leading Articles at Low Prices, ALL OUR GOODS -A. IRE OHEAP DKALERd IN TUK SETTLEMENTS AND MINING TOV- i WILL FIND IT TO TfUCUl INTKltEST TO CALL I AND ENQUUtK l'KICES BKFOUE I PUKC1IAS1NQ. |