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' a uialanca ol nut ovoro.uuu uiilei, to cents; SALT LAKE HOTELS' TOWNSEND HOUSE, h.VI.T l.Alvi: C1TV, THE LEADING HOTEL OF UTAH, ' JAMES TuWNSKNI", Proj-ietor, i mHlH 1101 SK IS CKNTHAU.Y l.OfAT-j l.OfAT-j 1 ed, well i'urni.'lieJ, nnd hiu ncc.imiiKKla-j ncc.imiiKKla-j lions for l,r0 kuwIs- 1 Tho Proprietor is now preiuirinp to huild ! Inruo addift'tti- to his llolol, wlucb, nhon , finished, will rentier it The Most Complice Ksfablislimcnt IS THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN KKGION. mil AMERICAN HOTEL, First Class, Quiet House, """tE'Jsalt lake city, Terms, 83,00 l,or l".T- Woekly nnd Tablo Hoard at Keasonabe Hat os. D21 J. C. LITTLE, Proprietor. WALKER HOUSE,, EAST TEMPLE (WTHEET, SALT LAKE CITY, UT A;H . 'JMIIS HOUSE IS THE LARGEST AND 1 best appointed House in Utah Torritory. and has accommodation for throo hundrod and fifty euost. St root aars and carriages connected connect-ed with tho White Sulphur Baths. Koadinft Rooms, containing papers from nil points. Baths, Bar, Tiderrapn, N'awi and Cuar Stand attachod to the House. H. S. GREELEY, 4 CO., nortj Propriotora. TAYLOR'S HOTEL, EAST TENIPLEISTBEET. A FIRST CLASS HOUSE. Rooms Neatly Fiirnislied. myM WASHINGTON HOUSE,! KKW ADDIT10M, AXOTHEK lt NEW SPRING BEDS, NEW TARIFF. Third South Street, Salt Lake City. , Hoard and Lodpintr, V week, So-00 fi 7.00 ! Ifcard and LodKinji."r day y l.ii Day Hoard, r Keek, h.'M) I Beds, fi week, I..'i0 fs 2.-i0 Bods, p night 2" (a -tD Meals, 25 Thirty copies Kntorn, Western nnd Local Daily paj'ers. jll GREAT WESTERN HOTEL, ! 2d South-st, Salt Lake City, I With a capacity for2iin ucst?. Firsl-eln. ac- commodationa for families and travelers. , Roomg, jior day, from 5ii cts. to 51 DO; ; Rooai, per woor, fruin S11") to Sl.ULi: : Board, per week, f7.W; Meals, 50 cent? each. , Free Omnibus to the Hotel. Harbor Shop and Laundry connected with ho Hotel. ICE FOR SALK. for particulars emiuiro at tho office. my!7 SMITH Jfc BIGAZE, Proprietors . j OCDEN HOTELS. 0. 8, EHB. C- S. SKI LIS. UNION DEPOT HOTEL A5D RAILROAD DINING HALL, OGDEX, UTAH, Situated on Railroad Platform, Junction of U. 1'. and C. I. Railroads. marll E KB A A'KLLIS, i'ropriotorB. PULASKI HOTEL, ! Known as the CHICAGO RESTAURANT, Opposito U.P. and C- P- R- It. Depot, OGDEN, UTAH. PASEXGERS wihin(t to remain over a few dayi can obtain pleasant rooms and first class accommodation. Terms 9.00 nnd $3.60 per dny. A SAMPLE ROOM attached to the House. Lunohos put up'for passongors. J. B. CZACHERT, p!9 Proprietor. SAN FRANCISCO HOTELS. Grand Hotel, OS . , . Markot, Now Montgumory tt Socond EtreeUi SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. fi JOHNSON &. Co., Proprietors. MORTON HOUSE, Tho bost accommndsiti'in. ciinrantoed. Locfl. tion central. lEKMS, $2.U0 to per Day- rti.lo W. G. (iHAHAM, Proprietor. SAFE DEPOSIT. SALT LAKE CITYSAFE DEPOSIT. Fire and Burglar-Proof Vault,. In tho Uasolucot of BANKING 1IOLSE OF A. W. WHITE It Co. -yAl.UABI.E PAPERS JEWELRY AND V Silver Ware rocoivedon Sitccial Doposit. Look Compartments for rent. ' Olfi co hours from 7 gum. to 0 -m. W. H.CHISHOL.IVI 4.CO., STOCK AND MONEY BROKERS, . . DEALERS IN GOLD DUST, Hailroad Tiokobi, oto. Stocks bought on !rJ Maririns. BREWERS. " HERY WACENER.r ISalt Laj.iv City, Utah, CALIFORNIA BREWERY, LAGER DEER, ALE AND PORTER, WnOLfaAl.K A.VO IU.TAJL, ShTOXD SOI TH STREET, throo doorsea.it ai'ol Elephant Store- sep6 Z. C. M. I. TRUNK FACTORY. Tll TJ NK SI Trunks of every description Wholosalo nnil Kctail at tho CLOTHING DEPARTfflENT OF Z. C. M.I. A cmstnnt .uip1y on hand to moot tho deiuimiL-t of tho irailo. Trunks of any pattern lniido to order. 4 ji SAN FRANCISCO TRADE. 1 Paper aniStetiiery farchonse, JOHN G. HODGE & Oo., 1 Importers, Manufncturert, and WHOLESALE STATIONERS, Kaep a lull lino of QTATIUNKRY, 11LANK llitnKS, .SCHOOL p Hooks, Printers' .Stock, lf.k Hinders' Material, Wrapping. Book, nnd News l'npers, , etc. ttc. Ai;ont fr tho OftrowCompany's unperior ' Loiter and Flat l'aperf. The Trade supplied at loss than Chicago Prices. 1(27, ;f.lr and;Wl, Saouamknto Strrrt, aria SAN FRANCISCO. s. A. MA HSU ALL. HOHKKT ItAHlUT. Mai-sliall & l-Iaiglit, i COMMISSION MERCHANTS, And Wholesale Penlers In E(JliS, Bl'TTKK, CHKKSK, Ac, JW 5n 210 Ci.ay-htrkkt, KAN VHANOISCO. np20 JOHNSON & BEST, iMoniifacturorfl of (ffice Iekf, Rook Cnse, Writinc Tnblos, how Ca.fef, and all klndu of CABINET WOKK, Orders solicit etl and satisfaction Riiarnntood. Wnreroonis: .111 Pine-st., Alannfnctory, 717 nil Mnrkot-aL, Sax Fiiani ico. CO-OPERATIVE MARBLE WORKS. JOHN DANIEL & CO., (Successors to 0. tlcri,! Manufacturers of and D on 1 era in Monuments, Headstones, Tombs, Mantel Piew, Tabic Tops Counter Top, PIuihIhts' Blab.-, Imyiiwinir Stones, &e., jbtm.ii.hcd at io'st pnew. i Particular attention paid to packing goods j for shipment- Ordors rospoctfully solicitod. (21 PIXK ST., bctwoon Montconiory and Kearney, SAN" FRANCISCO. aplfi A. W. WHITE Sl CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, And Dealers in nil kinds of GREEN AND PRIED FRUITS, BUTTER, CHEESE, KUGS, HAMS. Ac, Shipping utlers solicited. E. Hayikn, 1 2U2 S"a.-ihinton-.'treet, J.O. Mfins, SAN FRANCISCO. A. W. M'hitkJ p17 ! I II. SEWTOS, - 1IOHR1H VKViTOS, Formerly of Formerly with Messrs. I'lutt Jt Newton. Mo-ssrs. Cnstle Bru's. NEWTON BRO'S & CO., IMPORTERS WHOLESALE GROCERS, 110 and 121 Front Slroet, Sax Mtisnsro, Pay epecial attention to Salt Lnko City trade-Prices trade-Prices given in Coin or Currency as desired, j 1 "DALTON & CRAY, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, And Wholesale Dealers in GREEN AND DRIED FRUITS OF ALL KINDS, Also Promts, Nits, kit., KM and I0fi Davis SIreet. between Wn-hinirton j nnd Jnek.-on.SAN.FKANClSCU- nplli H.3imiKR,f'-,u,ininc,aco- New York. J. BAUM & CO., Importers nnd Manufacturer of MENS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING, 21Sand '120 San'ome-et, San KRsnsro, f!t No. IS Worron-.. Ni:w York, ESTABLISHED 1850. Importers of Teas, Etvst India I goods and general groceries, 213 and 215 Front Street, San Francisco. o26 E. A. FARGO St CO., Importers and Jobbers of ' Brandies, Wines and Liquors, 1 . Ulti FroST-ST., COR- COMMKRCIAL, 1 u.B-svk. j25 SAN FRANCISCO. L. A. SAXDKRSON. T. L. HORS. SANDERSON & HORN, j Importers and Jobbers of CIGARS AND TOBACCO, j rROFRI KTQH3 OK j LA ESPAK0LA CIGAR FACTORY. j Sole Manufacturers of tho Celebrated j"Chas. IMckens" Cigar, AYi Front-st., bot. IVoshinEton and Clay. 1 SAN FRANCISCO. ! ai25 EINSTEIN BRO'S & CO., I Manufacturora and Importers of BOOTS AND SHOES And dealers in LEAII1ER, FINDINGS, Etc., 20 ASD 31 BATTKBT-9TRKCT, Sa FRANCISCO. d!2 JOHN SPRUANCK, S. h. BTAH1.KY, SPRUANCe!' STANLEY & Co., (Successors to II. "Webster l Co. and J. A J. Spmance.) Importers and Wholesale Dealers in WINES AND LIQUORS, No. -110 Froxt-st., San Francisco. ruygt J . O R I F IP I T IT, Dealer in all kinds of PICKLED AND SMOKED SALMON AND HERRINGS, 123 WASHINGTON STREET. All kinds of Dried, Smoked and Pickled Fish constantly on hand. j l FOUNDRIES. NATHAN DAVIS & SONS, IRON AM BRASS FOUNDERS All kinds of 0 A.STI 2sT G- ;to ordi:b. Agents lor GRIFFITH & WEDGE Potent Vortical Portablo ENGINES AND SAW MILLS, Hall's Shingle and Heading Muohinos. 1 Alt u Copo Maxwoll Manufacturing Company rjJMl'iNO MACHINERY. First "Wosttttroet. near North Totuplo Street, ja31 SALT LAKE CITY. PRIVATE SALE. . -. LARGE SALE MULES AXD 1IOJa8.ES, CHEAP FOR CASH. T WILL BE PREPARED TO SELL, ON L Mondiiv, Juno .Jtli, ai Jiu-Knyn'rf Livery Stahloa, n fow dooi"s woil of Walker Brothers" Store, 50 head of A. No. 1 Bit.i1 Mules, hrokoor imliroke; Also a lof ol' 00(1, wi'll-lirokc Sadille lloi-scs. I will bo Hioro for fivo daj'-. Ihii, nivinir a fpwl i'i'i"tunily to lliydo wiahins to buy giovi Stock at low inioes. ji7 ALliX. lOrO-N'CE. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. H. 1'. Sl ANIKKn. Tlli:0HORK ni'HMl fiTKn. SCANIKER & BURfflESTER, .t Tl'i'UN EYS-AT-LA V AND t! EN El! AI YA l'nllicliii Ajtuntu, Hiiem N". Malt hies-' hies-' son'n Itloek, bnlt l.ako City, L:tuh ju7 J. II. CAI1TKK. C. C. 1YU.HOI1. CARTER A. WILSON, I T TORNEVS-AT-LA W, OFFICE OVER J Fii.t National Hank, Hast Templu L. oeS CEO. E . WHITNEY, TTORN EV-AT-LA W, OFFICE OVER D. LironiK'a Store, Main titroot. Suit Lake City. re 20 WA HJI KB KA IU,I., V. M. B1I1TH. EARLL &. SMITH, A TTi 'UN EYS-AT-LA W , S A LT L A K K l City, First South stroot. Rooms 11 ntid l'-', No. !"." Kimball lU(iclc. m J. 11. UO.S11UUOUI.11I. H- A. MKHHITT. ROSBOROUCH &, MERRITT, A TTOHN EYS-AT-LA W, SALT LAKE J City, Utah. Ullieo: First South street, liidt building ua.-t ol Dem-ret Rank corner. HllLil W. HAVHON. C. K. OILCUKIHT. HAYDON & GILCHRIST, t TTHRNEYS-A T-LA W, SALT LAKE j City. Ollk-o: over First Nutionul Bank ol Utah. alii C. O. UHMl'STKAD. H- t RKl'ATItlCK. HEMPSTEAD &. KIRKPATRICK, A TTOUNMYS-AT-LAW, MAIN STREET, j tlppotito Wollii, Furtw Co., Salt Lake City. all) CIVIL ENGINEERS. JOSEPH CORLINSKI, CIVIL ENGINE X- It . United States Minornl and Deputy Surveyor for Utah. Ollico: First South Street, nearly opposite aJi St. Mark's Churh. M. T. BURGESS, Civil Engineer and U. S. Mineral Surveyor, Will propare tho necessary Papers and Diagrams Dia-grams tor Patents and Protests. Office in Building occupied by Survoyor General. NOTARIES &. CONVEYANCERS. CH AS. W. HTAYNKH, NOTARY PUBLIC, Duly Qualified and ,'oturoissioned by the Gnvnrnnr. Ofiico let door south of Savano'i Photograph Gallery. Salt Lake Citr. ma CHaS. A. OOULD- A. 8. GOVLU. A. S. GOULD & SON, NOTARIES PUBLIC, COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS, CONVEYANCERS AND SEARCHERS OF RECORDS No. 1. OYEIi FIlt.ST N ATIONAL BANK. EAST TEMPLE STREET, lei:l BOILER WORKS. SALT LAKE CITY BOILERWORKS (Wo3t5idoofCib-.Mar Ot,) All kinds of Stationary, 1'prighlor Locouio-tivo Locouio-tivo , BOILERS AND TANKS, Made or repaired. BEATEHS AND MOWERS and T1IRKSH-1NU T1IRKSH-1NU MACHINES rej.iiired and put in runninK order. Work dtnnv'n tho short-ost short-ost notice. Boilers or Flues taken in t-x-chnnBo for -ork. Ordors by Telegrnih or Mail promptly attended to. di'l JOHN SLUAN fc Co., Proprietors. CONFECTIONERS. WALLACE, Wholesale and Retail CONFECTIONER, 1st South-st., Salt Lake City. FRESH PIES, CAKES, CRACKERS, Cream lakes, Every Day. -yry EDDINQ 2 -A-1 E S Made to ordnr. Tho heaviest and best assorted stock of P TJU E CAN DIES In tho Territory- iPB" Country Dealors should oall and examine ORANGES AND LEMONS. Special aton-tion aton-tion paid to ordors. TINNERS AND CASFITTERS. F. A- MITCHELL. DAVID JAMBS. NOTICE. WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVE THIS day associated oursolvos toROthor for tho purposo of enrryintt on (he business of Manufacturing TIN, COPPER, & SHEET M "W ABE; A 10 Gaslittlug and Plumbing, Etc., etc. As our Mr. Jamoa has bd oxtonsivo espori-onco espori-onco in Oasfittintt and J'lumbinit. wo shall make that part of our busim ss a Spocinlitj. We Kivo particular attention to Im and Iron RoofinK, Mill nai Furnace Work, and Bhoot Iron Cornice. Hoping to receive a liberal sharo of publie patronaKO. wo guarontoo our work to be done in tho best and most substantial mannor, and on roadonablo terms. MITCHELL & JAMES, North Sldo of First South Stroot, b twoon iiaat and Vwt Tomi'lo SuoaU, 1 SALT 1.AKI-; CITY. l'17 SPORTSMEN'S SUPPLIES. i:B!C CUN" STORE. HAGUE BROTHERS, Importers of and Dealers in Guns, Pistols, Ammunition FISHING TACKLE, Whips of ovcry description constnjitly on hand and niado to order. Oo East Ti.m rLL-ax,, Salt Lakk City. P.O. Lock ilox uJ'J. ji GIFT CONCERT. 90 Days' Postponement. A FULL DRAWING CERTAIN. $."(IIU)00 in ISauk to pay (iifls. 10,000 i isn gifts r.viu ix fill. SslOO)00 FCR ONLY TEN DOLLARS. J(f.VnU0H of tli o 100.000 tickets issued for th J Tkibij O n and Oikt CosutitT, in aid of ttia l'ublic Library of Kentucky, havinw boon sold lo insure a full drnwinu, and tho wih havitm been nnivorsnily ox-'vrossod ox-'vrossod i lint tho 10,0000 cash gifts I ..tiorinl fihoulil bo drawn in full, and I paid in full without any floitlinn down as horo-I horo-I loloro, the maDUKOiiK'Qt, with tho cmcurronco of tho LruMuus, havo dutorminoil lo allor 1 ninety linya moro for tho ."alo of tho remnant of tiukois lott on hand. '1'ho concert and dis , tributiun uilvurtisod lor Airil 8, is thoreT'iro lioiionod to Tuo.jlnj'i -H'ly lt-73, on which day, and no othor, Ihoy will positively and unonuivDcally Lako rl.ioo in l'ublic Library Hull, Louitfvillo, Kentucky. At this t-rand concort tho following cash Silts will bo distributed bv lotnnd paid in full to Uio tifkot-holdiTj who draw thorn: Lldl OF UIFT6. 0e Grnml ('null Citf( J100,0l0 One Grnnd asli itli 50,000 ne (Jrnml i'nnlt Gift 35,000 One (Jrnml t'imh Uifl 0,000 One dirniitL 1 null UHt 10,000 Ono iJruml Ciiklt (ilft G.000 a I Cni.li ;ifIM of Sl.OflO oacll 24'UOO 5 Cnli i-ITLH of 500 5 000 80Cnliaf(.of 400 " 3)000 100 nati Uit'tH of 300 ' 30,000 150 i nnh r.lftt of 300 30,000 59(1 l ii.li (ilfraof lOO ' GU.000 0,000 cuxikdiribof io " oo.ooo Total, 10,000 lilftit all nsh 9500.000 Tho monoy to pay all thono gills in' full ia now uiod dot'osit in tho Farniora' nnd Drovers' Bank of Louisville, and set aside for that purpose, pur-pose, and can only bo used for that purposo, as will bo soon by tho following certificate of the Cashier. OYfick ov Farhkrs' asd Drovkrs' Bark, 1 LouibVlLLK, K.V., April 7, 1873. ( This is to certify lhat therein in tho Farmers and Drovers' Hank to tho credit of tho Third Urnnd Gift Concert, for tho bonetit of the-Puhlio the-Puhlio Library of Kontucky, five hundred thousand dollars, which has boon sot apart by tho manners to pay tho sifts in full, and will bo held by (he bank and paid out for this purpose pur-pose and this purpose only, .. 11. S. VEECH. Cashior. Tholimrtv, thoroloro, who holds tho tickot drairing iho capital Kilt will uvt JliXI.OUO id BToenbacks, and so of tho i-VliiO gift, tho iiii.l'Oo, iho J-i.i,OitO, tho SlO.txxj, tho (5,000, and all the olhor tfifts, 10,000 in number, amount ioe to 8-V-O.inmi. Tho remnant of unsold tiekots will bo furnishod to thoo who Cist aptdy (ordors accoinpanicd by tho money always having proforonco ovor nRents) at the following prices: whole tickets, $U; halve?, S-j; an quHrtors. 82.50; 11 whole ticket for S100, 50 for 8500, 113 for $i,IKJ0, and oio for S-1,000. No discounL on loss than 100 worth of tiekots at a timo. The concert and distribution of Bills will bo gin at 6 o'cloeb on Tuesday morning, July S, in Public Library Hall, and tho followins will bo tho order of proceeding: 1st Music by orchestral band nd. Placing of tags (one tor each ticket dol.il in laruo wheel. 3rd Placing of gilts in small whcol. -Ith. Music by orchestral band. 5th. iixplonatory remarks re-marks by i'rosidont. tith. Drawing of first half of gift.. 7th. Music by orctioslral bands 6th. Drawing of last half ol gifu. Uth. Placing Plac-ing of larpu wheel with tags in hands of comtoitteo appointed by audi once. 10th. Lirand orchcslral concert. Tho music on this sraed occasion will bo tho best that can bo procured, and tho gentlemen who count s.nd iilaco tho tags and gilts in tho wheels nnd superintend tho drawing and keep the record of tho drawn numbers, will be chosen from the best knon and most trustworthy trust-worthy citiictiB of tho Stuto. All will bo so ondu ctcd us to j a perfect guaranty against comploint Truin any just source. Tho payment of gifts will begin on Saturday. July VI, al 'J o'clock, a. in. Tickets drawing gifts must bo presented at room No. , l'ublic Library L'nilding, whero cash checks Uiion the t'ariuorf' :ind Drovers' IJank of Louisville, or sight dralU upon tho Fourth National Bank ofNow York, at the option of the holdor, will bo given for tho tickets. All gilts not called for in 0 months from the diawtng will bo turned ovor to tho Public Library I-und. Fir full partk'ulats send for circulars. Tkos. E.Bramlotte, Agent Public Library ot Ken-aprl3i Ken-aprl3i lucky, Louisvillo.lvy CLOTHINC. greatIariiains! AT THE WEUU-KNOWN . CALIFORNIA STORE. CLOSING OUT CLOTHING AT COST, i . ' As 1 am : Making Extensive Alterations Tn my Store, for (ho. purposo of fitting it up as AN EXCLUSIVE DRY GOODS " ESl'r'JV15IJIiII3r F.NT. '"" I offer my entire Slock of CLOTHIHG Gents' I uniisliiii" dioods .vx c tr. COUNTRY DEALERS Aro csiieuinlly imltoil Examine the Stock: CHEAT INDUCEMENTS Will bo given (hem. I ulo ofor a Largo Htock of SUMMER DRESS GOODS, Lawns, Percales,: SUITS, PARASOLS, Etc. SELECTED WITII T11K GREATEST CAKE AND ATTENTION. At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. LOUIS COHN, J27 FIRE INSURANCE. H- R. Mf. Hl(iH ASDKBSO. H. R. MANN &u CO. ' OKNERA L INSURANCE AGENTS, I'lItE AKD;t.lPK. CAPITAL REPRESENTED 5'.'S,7I,'M). j Offica jo Bftnklnttlllouaoof A.(W. Whito Jl Co. i ; MAIN STREET. Ball Lnko Cily. I - ALTA BUSINESS. ; STREET &. RALPH, i ALTA CITY, LITTLE COTTONWOOD, Groceries, Provisions, Clothing Boots nnd Shoes, Heavy nnd Shelf j Hardware, ! ol all descriptions, 1 1BD OSdKBAL BTOCK OK Miners Outfitting Tools, ImplCDients, Ac.,;&c, Ac. Sntierintcndentfl and contractors of mines ore rospoctfully ropuostod (ooxaminoour5tock boforp purchafling olsoivhoro. junl CALIFORNIA STORE. GROCERIES, PROYISIONS Canned Goods WINES, LIQUORS CIGARS AND TOBACCO, At Wholcaalo and ltetail. TKOl'ICAL AND DOMESTIC FRUITS, Statjonkiiy snm Dktot ' JAMES TUCKER, Proprietor. Wnlker-fL, AIU City. jolu PARLIN & -THOMPSON'S STAGE AND EXPRESS LINE, ConnectionB Gunrantoed. Btnco leaves Alta at 1 p. in. Saddle horses on bund at all huurs. l'astfonsers can leave Salt Lake City and return taoie day. jj FA KLIN Si THOMPSON. john Mcdonald, district recorder s notary public Office: Alta City, Liltlo Cottonwood. my All business intrusted to my enro kIH rocejvo prompt attention. 1 CRIDLEY &L BLACK, SENATE SALOON. Best nf ;VinePr I,iqnor and Cu-ar.. Cuck-lails Cuck-lails on band boluro breakfast. jnnJ HOTEL DE FRITZ OA TUB ElKOl'EAA rL.lA.j Spring Miillrasscsi Evcrj lhlngXciv. ACC0MS10BAT10XS F0I1 KYKKTBODY. Tbo bur is Buri'liod "-ith tho finest Wines Liquors and Cigars. ; Lunch Stand and Restaurant ; Open at all Hours. DICK BEOWN Tho Invinciblo Ilanjoist prosidos and discourses mvet nmsio every . . EVKNhNU.,, . juo4 ELDORADO SALOON, Mastkrs & Eoas, Proprietors, Wbolosalo and Retail LIQUOR DEALERS, Tho finest appointed Bar in Alta City. JeO , BENNET & DAVIS, ASSAY OFFICE ALTA CITY. jell NEW YORK TRADE. BENEDICT, HALL & CO., Manufacturers and Vhole.alo Dealers in BOOTS AND SHOES, Ml & m Grand-st., NEW YORK, Cornor Crosby, ono block ast of Broadway, dll THOS. M. ARC ALL & Co., Slen'p, Youtlis', Boys' nnd Cfiildrok's CLOTHING, At WiioL-esAt,-:, m asd ai-3 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. K. COWI.J3. " f-7 J EH IAL R E A D & CO., ISIanufacLurori and Wholesale Deiilois Ln FUUAXD WOOL HATS, Straw (joosJ I'miuieli-as, ktc, No. li BROADWAY, " EV YOIt Iv. JO. JIM HVSTER. TO THE TRADE. Joliii Russell Maimfactiiriii Co, (teadk ark.) w. RUSSELL r& CO., Groon River Wor s. Wor b and Warehmi-on: TITRNER'S FALLS, UAaaACilUSET'IS, Manufacture tho finest and laruest variety TABLE CUTLERY IS TBK WORLD. Thoir floods can now bo (bond upon th Lists of nil A 1J obbins Housos. Office and Sample Rooms: SG Chaiubors-st-N E W YORK. John Russell MmufacturiBg Cc JanlS BANKINC. First National Bunk ( Utah HALT LAKKCITY. Soo Special Advertisement on Tbird l'age HALT LAKK ClI'V NATJONAL BANK. AuthoriA'd Capital, - 00.000. B. M. DvKKl.L. l'wiilent. .lOSEl'H M. lil'ItKF.TT. Cashier. HEMl'tiXEAD Ji KlKK-l'A'f KICK, Altorneye. ConRKsroni't."irs: ml-w vnfiir-J National Park UhtiI;. NLW yum' - rjonnfM. Lawson & Co. BOSTON. ..Kaiional Rank of North Amo-rico. Amo-rico. CillCAnO...Tl)ird National Bank. St. J,(jriS... Third National Hunk. U.M AHA.-Oniiilia National Bunk. SAN" FRANClaCO... National t.old Bank i and Trust Co. , L0NU0N...Jay Owk. McCulloch i C- NATIONAL BANK or SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. PAID CP CAPITAL :..SiV,u AUTliOlUZUD CAPITAL JI.CW.O) Wm. II. linOPKU. President. 1 U. d. ELDKEIUJK. Viae Prai't, 1 HR1H1IAM ViW.Ml, Wti. JENNIXOS. Pirectote. JOUN SHARP. 1 F, LITTLK. I L. S. 1ILLLS. Cashier, I liolcl Dust, Coin, Excliitnsc, land Warrants, t'ollt'ge Scrip, elf. COLLECTION'S MADE AND PP.0.MPTLY KEMirTEU. FOREIGN EXCHANGE FOR SALE. Interest Paid on AVI NOW l)BPO!-ITti. n4 WELLS. FARGO & Co.. EXPRESS FORWARDERS, Bankers &Dealers in Exchange, Drafts on Europe. Kuropoan Collections promptly attended to. EAST TKMl'LE ST.. SALT LAKE CITY. I Tiiko. F. Tbacy, Afint-I Afint-I nil2 a. v. whith. w- s- M'CortNII-K. WHITE & HcCORNICK, (Sticcc.ora to A. W. White .t Co.,) BAUKEES, Eat Tumti.K-st., Salt Lvkk City. Deaierj in , GOLD DUST, COIN & BULLION. &ciififfr on oil (he principal cilia vj the United M'ttv and Kttmpc. I r rtioii'iir attention sivon to CollwtionJ and i jrocoed.s remitted at current rule or bx-clinnRO bx-clinnRO on day of payment. j UFO. F. WHIT.NKY, iAUornwy. Coiuisfosi'K-NTs: i Bank of California Fr'mc.isco, : Lees A Waller -No,v, ' ork' Cook Count v National IJank, (.Incapo, I llakcll Rank, M. Louis, ; ruyll ' CO-PARTNERSHIP. rpilE UNDEBSH5NFD HAVK THIS PAY 1 formed a Co-purtiifi'-'hij'- i""1 "'ill eon-ducL eon-ducL tho business of JiANklNti, under tho firm name of Witirr A McCuiiMfK, ns .tie-cossora .tie-cossora to A. W. Whito A Co., ni iheir Jiankins House, Main-ELrect, Sail Lako Cily. . A. W. WHIT!-;. W.m. S. MoCOHNICK. Suit Lako City, May 31, lTk jC LADIES' CLOTHINC. . 33EKLIX BAZAR, 1st South St.. ncitr the Tipcat rc. TT'ST AltlUVKD a larco nwcrtmnnt of f) Ladios' and Children" .CLU THINU: ovory varioty from the linejt Ui tho plainest, and at reasonable prine.-. my-5 LUMBER, BUILD'C MATERIAL. LUMBER YARD. All kinds of LUMBBE, DOORS, WIND!0WS, Blinds, MouldinRS, Sliingles, Laths, JUNES i fOKMAM. U fi-' s . w IH s 5 : rq j 6 3 u J - O i 5 & 1 I g 1 i P-i -a o z n M p. H 's n 'fi j c t- M ft 5 M i 3 h i SPRING OPENING. SASH , DOORS, BLINDS, Moulding, Pickets, ShinRlo. Lath. Redwood Sugar Pine, Truekee, And all kinda of , BUILDING MATERIAL, In Fall Slock, at LATIMER, TAYLOR & Go's LUMBER YATID AND,? ASH AND DOOR FACTOKY, ono block oust of DopoU 1 niftrto BUSINESS CARDS. Siiokt Bt'sisi?s C.viua inortrvi ;n this column, under their respective heading, at Zi cenU per line per week, or To cent a per lin per month. 1 his i an ejcellent oprortuniiy for nii"cllanei us Joilor and tatybanics to plneo their bugino.s. Ipromiocntly beforoiho pulilic at a very small C'ft. TIN &. COPPER SMITHS. HJ. M''1U:. y...-u v:-ir-T Tin. Inr-n . and C.pj or W ar. iw.-rs m-M of T!io- at ro. .... j-s CROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. ieo. i:iiA.ri:r.. -r. rji-i s.-uth siroet. K 1 or in Mai le und Fancy tirocerios. tiouis di ii ured ill t ho i i!yli iv- je-S FA1LKV A SuN, Tcini.leSt., Dealers ) in 1 ' r. iii'-ns, Fancv "irtcer.s, CrockTT fti;d ltru.-lii. WATCHMAKERS. " Diir.!'H llALKHUACll, Jl Comiuorcia"! A .Street. j.s TENTS iL WACON COVERsT ni Cl UTIS, : South St.,eppo!itcConjmer-X. St.,eppo!itcConjmer-X. ctal M, lonts ir-im ,-lo t.. Sa. je.'ti CA R RI ACES AND BUCCIEs! piIAFTHNS. Two lir-t-cla.-.-, tyli-h Phao-l Phao-l U'ti lor ;ale low :il Uuin Wagon Depot- J o2," "tuNCUKDS.-All stles r.f Omn A Ten J Jirupko Concord Carrjacei and BLiseies, nt tho Kopo-it..ry. I'.ain :i.vn Dei..tji--Ji SADDLERY &. HARNESS. X? PL ATT, 'Jd South Street, llorso Ulan-V Ulan-V . k, u. Hi-u-iies and n hii nt lY,;t. je'.ti CUNCUK1) MAl'.NKSS sold cheap at tho linin Wt;,.n Dep.-t. Li.l BOOKSELLERS A. STATIONERS 1AMP1;ELL Jt PATTEKSUN, No. 21 Est Temple Mrcct- je'J-j TAMES DWYFll, 41 Vat Temple Street, rJ DeukT in fSiank Looks, Schuol ltooks und Finu Kri'tudi Sta'.ioiHTy. je-j FURNITURE. HDINV'uODEY, No. :u i;a?t Templo Si rent. LiiidTWmh Strot-t. jeJ") BAKERS. (J oipo?ito 'i'lieatro. lco Cream, Summer Drinks Bun?, Cukes. Ae. je-if T0nHS k K KA. 'MX. Star Bread and W Cracker Factory, No ;il t South St-lirvad St-lirvad delivere.l punctu.illv every day, jo:?.) BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS. OSTLFK. No 31 C.-mmereial Stroot. I V All work warranted to liino. je'J5 HOOri'.K. No. ;i7 Commercial Street. Boots and Shoes uiado to order and -atisfac-Ui'D Riiarantecd. joii PLUIV1B1NC & CASFITTINC.- 11 VANS A STEWART, caM of City Hall. J orkiuori who know their biz. j J j CLOTHINC & OUTFITTING. O'KKILLY ,t CO., corner of Jd South and Coimncreial Streets. Clothing and Furnishing Fur-nishing tloods. je'Jo WAGONS. rAIN WAt.os- r..grc5 the motto or ) tho iuunii'aeurors ol" t:ii iit-'n. which is fold in this city by Sobree it Hobertson, General At--ent'. The llain Wapon is thor-o'.iplily thor-o'.iplily warnuued for one year, and is eub.-lun-tially tho best Wagon .'old in I tab Ask vour neighbor, who uses ono, ho will toll vou lhe;-aine. j,.'J.'. BROKERS. I'KANK KI'LLKR. JAMFS M . SMITI1 W. BULL UAKKLIL TUE UNDEHSTGNED AKK PREPARED to liny and Soli Real Etlalo on Commission, Commis-sion, and to negotiate Luans. Eivo doors north of Post Oflico. Fn-.I.ttlt, SMI TH A II A It life IE-m3 IE-m3 EXCURSION. "FOURTH or Jnly EXCURSION ! Uu the Steamer CITY OF CORINIME f AMONtJ Tlu Islamls t.i' Urcat Sail Lake. rt'l.L lih'ASS II AM) A HO AIU)' LL preparations havo been made, at a Kioal. espouse, on hoard iho Stoainor Cityol Coiimie, to mako eoiuploto A GLORIOUS FOl'KTU. Parties wHiinr. to participate in tbo festivities festivi-ties of an Ksetir-iori am-nfr tho Islands of Great S;ilt Lake, will fecure Pickets earlv, but a limited number will lie s !d. Ucery care will bo takeu to havo tho company select. Train will leave Utah Central Depot for.tho Steamer .1 ulyjth nt S a.m.. return inn with Ex-Hound Ex-Hound Trip, including Railroad Euro. 5.ov. Tr-Ki is lo bo had. after MondaT. at tho Valker lloii;.;, Townvnd llouso, and at WAGONS. W.Gr O IT S "tluuufnctiircd by the celebrated STAR WAGON CO., CliUAU 11AP1DS, 10W A. TIk-Ciuiiinny (il'.MiAN'TCi: it to bo THE BEST WACON In every re-poet- Giimanteyd nnd IciJnlo by N. ('.! MATTJ-IIESON, All E. NT I-Oil UTAH. Wilson and l.tmibnr Yard, M TTMti inri .'." 'k , Miiiu StK-el, "jtbovo Walker ilou-e, Nilt Lake City. mlo CROCERIES, WINDOW CLASS C. F.CULMER&,CO., Cri'ocsbcck Ulock JEEI' tho'.be-l-SclcctO'J Mock of GROCERIES WINDOW CLASS, Vjiriiiftdu's, PUTTY, WHITE LEAD, w.ATE iini;oi;s, Havo im'iliiifs l r fiirni'liiiiK and uiaking Cut und Flowered Glass. i'.:-;ooi3 J'EUYERED. ASSAYERS U.T.8Lv. A.C.:aoT PACIFIC ASSAY OFFICE, UnJer Wl.ito i Co.'" wln S",ot' Sal Lake City. Bullion and Ores As,j.vrf. Aiiilj!os mad a of all Coal, Uros. " alota' ots- |