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Show A Live Paper Live People. THE SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD TUI I j.AK AND COMMERCIAL :nKWSI'A1'KB OF sawi LAKE t'lTif. The People's Paper! FREE AND INDEPEDENT. The Cheapest Paper rUBUSOlD IN The Hucky Mountains. TO MEN OF ENTERPRISE 1 IEhe recent discovery and rapid development develop-ment of the inioea of Utah bare given, and mil continue to lira, in impetus to trade of every kind, which ihould command the attention at-tention of all business men who desire to hare in iu profits. lleavy shiDtnoati of ores for months past have been brionint; wealth into the Territory; aliuse immigration has oommenoed ; agricultural agri-cultural and other products are finding ready fates; and merchants be tin to feelthesteadj How of money throQt the varied channels of commerce. To business men at a distance who seok to participate in the lively trade which must attend such a rapid irowth of InterosU, as well as to the local public, a live, enorgetio oeiapor is a necessity, by wbioh to bo made fully acquainted with the true condition condi-tion of matters as they exist, and 'trough which to present their business ana fnoillties for furnishing so promising a market. THE SALT LAKE HERALD Fully meets this necessity is Utah. Not btin the organ of any person sect or pnrty, nor dsvoted alone to any single Interest, it has grown upon publio favor una attained an nnpreoedentedoiroula-tion nnpreoedentedoiroula-tion in the time which has elapsed sinoe it was MtablUbed. by being in the strictest sense a Pret, Independent, Live and Thoroughly Progressive NBWaPAPiH m mm news Collated with the treateu care end from the ci-st reliable lourcei, make. It Yaluablo to all iotereued in the mine. efUtaa: iu AGRICULTURAL AXD GEXERAL TERRITORIAL IXTELLIGLNCi. tan be mallj relied oa; and itshtiweisi vlaoed it ia ta. Kron. K..k of the Hock, Mountain Jonrsaie. I THE SALT LAKE HERALD v'iitul.tee latter, and ii widelj read ill e.erj Mlo.o, Caap, Uii Ulu,!llut u,, ' itiee, Towne and SetUemenu 01 the Terri-'..u: Terri-'..u: u to.ad in the ole of ex.r, .aterprU-o.ba.in.emaninVuhlrcnl.tM .aterprU-o.ba.in.emaninVuhlrcnl.tM on the I m..n facile Central Pacij0 d (;uh ;. K""J: lam nail MbKrirlioD lut out. wm nerth andionth; and u The Best Aiftertisiiig Medium Inline Kockj Mountain reaioa. Where to Advertise! Where it will be Seen! Where it will be Read! In the Peoples Paperl T H K SILT LIKE HERALD AEroL'xixKxowt gait Laie Heralc TRAVEL. GILMER I SALISBURY'S : DAILY STAGE LINES TUUOUUll Utnli, South-east IVevatla & Montana, Mon-tana, i Leaving Salt Lake Ctty Daily, run- ulng south to TLntic, Amencan Fork, Mount Nebo, Sevier, St. Gcorire, Utah ; and Piooho, Nevada ; Paislnf throvgh' Provo, Sprinjirville. Spanish Fork.Pay-5on. Fork.Pay-5on. Salt Creek, Cnickcn Creek, Round Valley, Fillmore, Corn Creek, Beaver, Miners, ville, and All the principal town and mining camps in southern Utah and louth-eatl Nrvada. Alio leave Corlnne, Utah, dally, running north to Virginia City, Helena, Fort Benton, Deer Lodiro, Cedar Creek mines, and pas:inK through all the principal (.owns and niio-inff niio-inff camps in ilon tana. ruiNCiFAL. orrrce, Wells, Frgo & Co. Building inrl Salt Lake City Len Wines. fl. P. Kimball. SALT LAKE, OPIUM And Tintic Stage and Express EIIKK1HQ DA1LV FROM SAXT Lake city, via. lakk town, TOUELE CITY, STOCKTON AND OPHIH TO TINTIC. The route has been re-stooked with splendid splen-did Concord Coaches, line Stook, caioful and attentive Drivers- and ovory attention is paid to the comfort an! oonvenienoe of passengers. passen-gers. Good accommodations on the road. THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. Cheap Fare and Quick Time. Omaa at Walla. Fargo . Co.'s, Salt Lak OltTj WINES & KIMBALL, Proprietors. UTAH SOUTHERN RAILROAD. On and .(tor January Slot, 13 MIXED TRAINS DAIL "ST- Leaving the Utah Central R.R. Depot, Salt Lake City, at 7.10 a.m.; Draper 5.45 p.m.j and Sandy Station, (nearest point to Little Cottonwood Canon,) at 6.20 p.m. An extra train will. Kim on Sundays Leaving Draper at 8.40 a.m., Sandy aty.lUa.ni., Salt Lake City at 4.10 p.m. ! FAUHS :J Salt Lako to Bisr Cottonwood Station, 50ctf Little " WM " " Sandy " 81-00 " " Draper Twenty-five cents additional will be charged when Che fare is collected on the train. ?I. II. DAVIS, Sen. Freight and Ticket Agent, j FKRAHORZ L1TTLB j BUPaBJHTaNDJaNT. ! UTAH CENTRAL' i i IIA1LROAD. ! PIONEER LINE OF UTAH. Ui avnd after Monday, Judy IT, liTl j Dully Train Leave Salt Like City at 5 a-m. and 2:15 PJD Arrive at Os Jen 7 a. m, and 1.16 p. m. Leave OsJon at 9 a. m. and 5:3U p. m. Arrive at salt Lake City 10 a,m- and 7:30 p.a Is addition to the abota 1TVI X-7aT-FI33 TXlINS Will ran DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED LeaTiny Salt Lake City at 5.30 p.m.. and Ogden at 5 a.m. aaan(ra will plaaaa Parehait their Tlok.U at th OIBoaa. I Fifty Cents additional will be charred when the ie u oUecied en the ir&ia. For all tnfonnatloo coaernlni fralght ot n. n. duvis. I leoeral rU&i and Ilckoi At , 1 JOHU SHAEP, CHICAGO TRADE. I JOHN V. FARWELL i Co., WHOLESALE NOTIONS, DRY GOODS AND "W OOLENS. Largest Stock West of New York. Monroe Sc. Franklin Sts., CHICAGO. PAGE, It ItO. A; CO., Importers and Dealer In LEATHER AND FINDINGS 35 and 37 So nth Canal street, wp- CEICAGD. ILL J. AV. BUTLER & CO. Importers and Jobbers of BOCK. NEWS, WRITING AD WRAPPIN3 PAPERS, Pi; BifJ, Cirl Stack, S::w Pip:, fltnw ul Tu Bri, Blaifln' Sw:k. Prists E. Not. and Hi Kortti D cuplivlnct. St., CHICAGO. EDDY, 1IARVEY & CARTER 272 Mudisou St, CHICAGO, IEEE 'J-' 3 j FUR JS , At Wholesale. WE MAKE TUE LOWEST PRICES, my 21 a m a a c u o n Ames, Sherman &. Co., JOBBER6 OF Hats, Caps and Straw Goods, UMBllKLLAS AND PARASOLS, Nos. 56 and 5S Wabash Avenuo, Chicago GEO. r. AMK-". QtvU. C. SUKUMAN, F-T.SUERMaS. myl5 IBS MIST CHAMPIDS FIRE and BIRGLAK FKOOF SAFS ! Tlie Beat Snfea In the World. HERRING & CO., 46 State street, and corner 1-iin. oucci and Indiana Avenue, c h i c a. g o . mrl7 M. D. WELLS & CO., ataaafaotoren of aadWaoIwale Sealers in Boots and Shoes, OlS Wab.ah At., Chlcfio. M. D.Wolla. H. J. Macfarland, B. Benedict, m34 8. V. Molntyre. SLIGHTLY SCORCHED I VAKSfJHAACK, STEVENSON & REID, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS (Late of 90. 92 and 94 Lake street,' Cor. Dearborn street.) HAVE REMOVED On account of the xntejise heai, the Baptist Church Building B4Tt 849 . 881 Wabaah Ave.,; Whero we havo a large stock of DrugB, Chemicals, Paints, Oila, Glass and Glassware, Druguisla' tiun-dxies, tiun-dxies, Patent Humb'jgs Etc.. Etc. CALL AND CHUER UB. (We only pay 100 oenta on the Dollar.) JnjM Taylor & Cutler, MAiN STREET, HAVR PTILL OX HAND A BIG STOCK OY GOODS, which must bo closed out immediately. GUNPOWDER TEA, A First-rate Article, Japan Teas- A First-rate Article.! COFFEE ."CASSOIBEBEAI. gOAPf the beat iu town. EAISLNS, LAIiP, BICE, STARCH, YEAST POWDERS, i-c, &c. IiABlts, taU aad ,ee their DBESS Q00D8 and FuU Stock of DRY GOODS. i I A Big Lot of COOKING A-M PAR. LOH STOVES. Now is the Time for Cheap taoods 1 aai? Keep co a i tan Uj on hand. Wholesale and Retail, LIQUORS AND WINES, At LiowaaU p.a;n. j flBOEIBI Ctt'l Bl'LDlIQl C ail But Vaanpla " RAILROADS. O. Fcbrnarr Hth, ltfT-i. fi SAN FRANCISCO AND SACRaMcNTO i Leave gviug Kmi. ; ArtiTe frum Kaot 4ixa. TiAjau.8ao rrn-.l 8 JUp t"- P10 4 3 T ii - .iikjanl .. 8.',C " 1 io " , 4 IU " , 7 60 - Jon j S.M " i 2 10 6 3" s"j6 - nTm 7.U6" 125" 8 IS " 11 60 - ' Hto-avion ! 4.07 " 9 iT " IC 44 1 1 it pm Acrmanio, . '1 JJ pin- 7 lr-am irnve from ci , , LeT8 buiii Weil SACRAMENTO, COLFAX, RENO AND OLDEN. LcaTtj jJoLrjj rout ; Arrits from Kai I i j U pij .Sacrtuuentij. 2'jjyta 6 16 " I ...Cyllii... 10 JU kin ! t'J 6 m1 . ,Rno.... 1W 0 U1 " 'Wtnuetoccc 1 16 poj m di'..eilom.r 1'Jt " 41Jprt; , SlAm VUtuu' .0Jeu S'Ji'ptr ArriTB from W.-m Leavo B"lue Wet Sundays excepted. tSnndays only. UlplBDatlon. For trains running "from" San Francise o, i take the left han'l eulumns and read down-; ward", or "Ena'wa'd " For train rannini "towards" San Pnn- I oisco. tatte the rieht hand oolmnns and read ' npnardj or "Westward." j A. . TOW X C, t.B. QfXJDMAH -ist Soi.i Geo. H, Itlce, Agent, -nit Lake City, Office null Marshall A Carter Over W.F. iCo'i Diink. THE CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY Is tho PIOXEEB KOUTH between OMAHA, and (JUKJAGO, completed fuur years ago, since wh ch time the Company havo spared neither pains nor expense in perfecting its rad bed and track, and equipping it with rolling tock of the must modern improvements; this, together with the fact of its being the Shortest Line, oilers to tbo Traveling Travel-ing Public a route unsurpassed in this country for speed, comfort, safety and suro connections. PARTICULAR CAUTION should be taken by passengers in selecting their rout, and not bo deceived by false advertisements and representations by interested parties of competing linos in regard to time, distances, rates, etc. This popular route requires no false statements, relying on its true merits, it needs only to be known by the traveling travel-ing public to bo appreciated. TIMJS: San Francisco to Omaha, four days and stven hours. Via Chicago and North "Western Railway, Omaha to Chicago, twenty-tbrpo twenty-tbrpo hours. Omaha tc lSTow York, sixty hours. Omuba to Boston, sixty-four hours. Pullmtva's Palace, Hotel, and Sleeping Sleep-ing Curs Are run on all through trains from Omaha to Chicago. How to Secure Sleeping Berths Before Be-fore Reaching 0 urn Lut: Passengers desirous of securing Sleeping Sleep-ing Berths, Sections or State Rooms in the creeping Car from Omaha East, can do so by telegraphing from any of tho stations on the Union Pacilic Railroad, to W. A. Carpenter, General Agent, C. & W. Ra fw-iy, Omaha, s atingwhat they want. This is all they need to do until they reach the C. & X. W. Railway Rail-way Depot on the east side of tbo Missouri Mis-souri River, then go to tho Sleeping Car Conductor, give him their names, as per telegram, and they will find that ho has their berths reserved for them. Passengers going East will consult their own interest by securing Through Tickets via CHIAGO & NORTH "WESTERN RAILWAY, which can bo procured at all principal ticket offices in California and the West, and at railroad oIHcpb to Snn Fmndren, Suit Lake City, Ogden, Omaha and Council B lull's. JNO. C. GAULT, General Sup't Chicago. H. P. STAN WOOD. ttenerai lie Hot Agent, Chicago. I j8 TABLE. BURLINGTON ROUTE. TO THE EAST, NORTH AND SOUTHEAST. No. 3. STATIONS. xprb6S MAIL. Leave SALT LAKE 5:03 a.m. 2:45 p. m Arrive BURLINGTON 5;00a-in. 8:10 p.m. " GalesbuxgC.B.AQ.) 7:00a.m. 10:50p.m. " Mendota " 11:75 a-m. 3:22 a.m. " Chicago " 3:15 p.m. 7:00 a.m. " Peoria - 9.00 a.m. Ii. 50 a.m. " Ind'plis(I.B.dtW. 5:15p.m. 10:30a.m. " Cincinnati - 9:50 p.m. 4:00 p.m. " Logans port 555 p.m. &:20a.m. T. P. & W.1 " Cnlntnhus 2:15a.m. 6:20p m. tyThrough Cars from Missouri River to Chio&fro, Indianapolis, Cincinnati. Locans-port Locans-port and Colnmbns, leading to the East, orth and South. This i tho Beat. Shortaat, Uulclceit and Cheapen Route. Do not bedeociTcd, but obtain Tickets via the Burlington A Missouri River Railroad. A-B.TOTJZALIN, C. K. PERKINS; GenT Pugi: Agent GenT Snp't. JitO UIVIOIN PACIFIC MILROJD TIME TABLE. DNTIL further notice, Trains will leave and arrive at Ogdon Daily, as follows: li:vi. I Arrive. Daily EpreEs.5J0i.ui Daily Exp's. 5-10 p.m. Mxed. 0-.sup.ui Mixed. - 2 5 p m. Freight. - 10 a.iu. Fieight, - 610 a. iu. 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 Railroad for Denver, Central cit , Georgetown and all points in Colorado and Nfw Noxico. At Omaha with Chicago and North "Western, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacilic, Burlington and Missouri River, Kansas city, St. Joe and Council BluO's Railroads and Missouri River Lino of Steamers for all points East and South. Tickets for sale to all points East at oflico of AVells, Fargo & Co., East Temple street, and at tho oilico of Utah Central Railroad, in Salt Lako city; also at Union Pacilic Railroad ticket oilico in Ogden, at which office berths ou sleeping cars can be secured. Arrangements have been mado whereby where-by passengers desiring to visit Denver on their way Eat can avail themselves of an excursion rate from-Cheyenne to Denver, and return at greatly reduced rates. For particulars aud all information in regard to passage, apply at Ticket Of- ! lice;. Passengers should bo careful to secure their parage tickets to all Eastern and fcuuthorn points via OM.AHA, and thu6 avail themselves of the advantages of a through sleeping car, comfortable accommodations ac-commodations and quick time. TH05. L. KIMBALL Generul Ticket Agent. T. E. Sick els, Chil Engineer and Superintendent. SUMMER RESORT. Farley's Park. THE PARK HOUSE, Kimball's Raucli, 'fWENTY-cIVE MILKS EAST OF SALT Luke City, u now open fur Guests. Fishing nr.dll nntitifc ahound. Itn nar proxiniiiF w tho mines (U-wiund. Uintah anil Lutle Cnttonwoid Dinri'.-u) makes it a puini oi iutereat to the Tourist, A TRl-WEKKLY COACH will run from I T....J X'. T lii r d i u J silira,v.mc';rJv1''n! Coch HBU.ir kl aaiL W0,tt,m Dotal, i P-rk Uou4ill furni,!, yd la U..r. 1 and L.ilvkioom to the Minr-, oier adodIi arded road. wk. 11. Km b.ll. iU- Proprietor:- W.T.REYNOLDS A CO., E- B. ZABRISKIE, San Francisco. Suit Lako City. WHOLESALE LIQUORHOUSE. ZABRISKIE & CO. HAVE IOH SALS A FINE LINE OF WINES AND LIQUORS, To which they call the attention of DEALERS. Orders Solicited and Satisfaction Satisfac-tion Guaranteed. SOLE A9ENTS FOR "HOUSER'S" STRAIGHT WHISKIES. THE fine;st B A !R IN THE CITY CONNECTED WITH THE DOUSE. MAIN STREET, Two doors south of , Wells, Fargo A Co's Bnnk. my5 PORTABLE Hoisting Engine, Manufactured bj HENDRIE BRO'S, i 33 MAIiV STREET, TOW ON EXHIBITION AT THE warehouse of Gordon fc Murray, near Depot. It include Boiler, Engine and .Jointing Reel. occuDfing but a small spaco ana adaptrd for new ininc from 100 to .100 loet in depth. Will hoist 2.WJ pounds with eate. Tho hi tin lion of Miaara U on I ld to it. Can da' War 1 m mod Intelr. SEWING MACHINES. TREASON SEWING MACHINE F O K THE WILSON SEWING MACHINE WILL SEW THE FINEST TEXTURES. THE WILSON SEWING MACHINE WILL SEW THESTOUTEST LEATHER. THE WILSON SEWING MACHINE WARRANTED FOR FIVE TEARS. FOR SALE BY CALDER& SEARS,' 37 East Temple Street. THEWEED SEWING MACHINES For Family and Manufacturing Purposes, Embody all that is new and novel In Sewlni Machines. They are the latest improved anl lightest running shuttle machines in the world. Beautiful anu compact iu model and unoioeliod in material and finish The; sew everything from laoe to beaver cloth in the most perfect manner. Every vartaty of Hemming, Felllngt (Quilting, Cording, Ruining. Piping, Tubing, Fringing, Ham Stltcnlng ate.. ailly performed Straight Needle. JVo Cog-wlieeU. KO VIBRATING SPRINGS. Every Maohino Warranted as Represented. Salesroom on First South Street Salt Lake City, opposite the New Heavt Marital. IRA PFOUTZ, joylS ARewt. illS i fit " I 1 I MINERS, FARMERS and RAILROAD TRAVELERS TlLL do well to procure for themeeliel V uno of tbo Ccleuralod Elgin Watches. They nro certainly tho best of all adapted to their u?e. Tho inoverccntJ are constructed in the most oicollont manner -or exaot timekeeping, time-keeping, oj well as for stromal, and durability. dura-bility. They can Knd tho burdrst utto f any w:itchi aro nil nuppliod with a Patent Dust Kxu'udor. uinkinjf lb pin prrfeotly Urbt; they havo alim Patent SnLo y Pinions, besides be-sides other modern iuiiirnvemcuU. .u.IO They can be otainfd at CARL C. AbMUS-SEITd. AbMUS-SEITd. at Factory Prices. Every Watcii is Warranted. Junt received larxe nui'I'lyofline jfca m.m-ami: - ' Ladles' Oold Watches. SAN FRANCISCO TRADE. MURPHY.GRANT&CO. Importer of A-morican and Europwui Staple nud Fancy DRY GOODS, A.3N FUANCINCO, CALIFORNIA, Call the attention of the Trade to their large and complete stoak of FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS, Which they are now reooMne direct from nropean MaDufartureri. oomprisim in part French Merinos, Wool Sattnca, Wool Pla.ltle, Trench and Qerman, Irlah and French Poplins. ICm press Cloths, i Tamlse, blsck. aud oolored, I Velveteens, Alpacas, black and colored, SILKS, VELVETS, RIBBONS, ALSO GLOVES, Kid, Buck, Boriin (Ladles'. Misses'. Senti) Gents' Underwear And all kinds of Gents' Furnishing Goods. Hosiery, complete In all IU branches White Qooili. Handkerchiefs, jlilrtti.g L.Iq.1.1, Q,uilis, wtitt aud colored," Umiiki, brown loom n bloacbed, Towels, Hack, Diajxr, TtirkLin, HknkLst tnd Doyllee, Ku., Kit., Ktt. MINERS' FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS, Co-Operative, 335 First Street, San Frnnelsco, Augell, Palmer &; Co., a27 MASAGKRS. BOOTSANDSHOES, California Manufacture, FOR WHOLESALE TRADE, H eaver & Taylor, US Front Street, San FranoiscoH California. &12 . A. C. DIETZ & CO. IMPOST IBS or PAINTS, OILS, Varnishes and Lamps, No. 224 FBONT STREET, SelSaonmento California, guFr.uel... A. J. GRIFFITH, Peeler In baSte all kinds of SALMON AND HERRINGS, 1I Waahlngton Street. All kinds of Dried, Bmoked and Pickled Tish oonsUaUyonhand. J LAZARD FKERES, Importers and Jobbers of Foreign and Domestic Do-mestic Fanoy and Staple DRY GOODS. Depot of Goods Manufactured at the Mitsxon and Pacific Mills, Consolidated. 55 . 537 Market St., San Fra nylS Paris : 28 Rue De L'Kohlqn E. MARTIN & CQ. Wholesale Lip Dealers, 108 front Street, San Francisco Proprietors of MILLER'S EXTRA OLD BOURBON And sole agent, for , K CUTTER'S EXTRA OLD BOURBON WHISKIES Constantly on band, a full assortment of all the ard Brands of Whiskies, Fine Brandle Foreign and Domestic Wines, m5 Bitters. Cordials, ak-e L. A. Sanderson, X. L. Horn. SANDERSON & HORN, Importers and Jobbers of CIGARS 1D TOBACCO, (Proprietors if La Espanola Cigar Factory,) Sole manufacturers of the celebrated 'CHAS. DICKENS' CIGAR .il3 Front Street, Between Washington and Clay, SAN FRANCISCO. ap4 J.M.C0KEH. T. SPERLING COHEN & SPERLING, -"importerB and Wholesale Dealers in T O B J. O O O , AND MANUFACTURERS OE CG'RS, 330 At 3 Battery tit., near cor. Clay, SAN FRANCIS O. all s. oauxoTioB. wait is hoos. a fi. UUKT. si. oaiBLOvi om: cc., import on and wholesale dealers In FINE WINES . LIO.UORS, so li iorsrs roa JESSE, MOORE A CO'S FINF OLD BOURBON AND RYE WHISKIES. DlllCt rlOl tOUIBTILLE, II. j 601 Front SL. BAN FRANCISCO. M JO GORDON. HSSRT B. MUBHAT. Gordon & Murray, (Successor, to ELY, DUS0AN A Co.,) FORWARDING AND CoiyimissionMerchants Warehousos, half-a-block. south or R.R. Depot, Salt Lake City, Sandy Station, and end of Track of Utah Southern Railroad, Utah, Mcrchaudise, Machinery, tic., Forwarded For-warded with promptness and dispatch, dis-patch, at Lowest Hates, to all points in Middle and Southern Utah and Southern Nevada. MARK PACKAGES care G. & M. gait Lako City. Bend Shipping- Receipts to their Post Office Bqi.77'3. tialt Lake City, Utah, with each Consignment of Goods. Mr. BARBER, of the late Orm, will ait as asent at Fioche tor all business in that tkluitr sod through whom contract can be made aud full (nib rmsUoti obtained. Sixcial Attention given to the Handling Hand-ling and TYans-Shipment of Bullion and Ores. Advauce Charges payable ou receipt of shipping toll Is by Consignees. Hljthost Prlco paid fur WOOL AND HIDES Uraiti, Huy, S.c.y for Sule llavln, larso and cotnmmlious wMe-quuis. wMe-quuis. we are prepared to recsire and store all kinds of soods. 17 DEPARTMENT, Z. C. lL. I- Having limde extensive Alterations and Improvements Improve-ments in our premises, we are now prepared to offer every facility i" carrying on our rapidly in- , creasing imsiness in the sale of GENTLEMEN'S, YOUTHS' AND BOYS' Ready-made Clothing. , HATS OF Tiai: AEWLST STVLICS ARKIV1NG SVKRY KKW DAYS. OUB SPBINQ ABBIVALS I Will comprise tbo most oxLonsivo and variod Stock of Sails lii.'ZZ&'f of every size aud style, Rangiui.; from "Mon's" ol'2i yoars to those of tho larpist pruportiocs; wtilo the quality cannot fail to establish still further the reputation which wo havo already oarnod. The Gents Furnishing Goods Departm't WILL ALSO BE POUND COMPLETE, And will offer now inducements to our numerous oustomors. OUR MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT Ii in the hands of qualified Artists, who will bestow the oare and atteatioo so necessary in successfully carrying on this important branch, so that Gootlemen can rely on having their tastes suited in every particular. We are daily reosLTinc ! ur Spring Purchases of Piece Good Comprising tho most fashionable styles ot new KOOfb, in Frenoh, English and American SUITINGS, COATINGS and CA8S1MERKS, To which we invite special attention. m 1 TT ADO Will find our etook of Cloths and fTl i TT Alfj lAlLUllO lAlLUllO NEWEST STYLES in WALL PAPERS and DECORATIONS Constantly airtTing. TRUNKS TO SUIT ALL TASTES, Of our own tnanufaotnre. . m29 H B. CLAWSON, Superintendent. FLOUR ! FLOUR ! FAMILIES, BAKERS. MINERS AND ALL OTHERS WANTING SHOULD BUY Wm. Jennings' Flour, To be had by applying; at tlie office one door west of the Plour Waretiouse, on First South St., between East and West Temple Sts., Salt Lake City. a7 DUNFORD&SONS. Mammoth Boot, Shoe & Hat Store. Wholesale and Retail Departments. 9 GROCERY DEP'T, z. c. nun. x. WHOLESALE AND ! RETAIL Groceries, Hardware, j Plows, Stoves, j Crockery. t Glassware, Tinware, Miners' Supplies. We do not throw out any Baits by Advertizing a lew Leading Articles at Low Prices. A.XjXj OUB GOODS ARE OHEXf ! DEALEH3 IN THE SKTILEMENTS AND MUM1 VT WILL FIND IT TO TUKUl INTKIU) . fl T AND ENQU1KH l'KIOKS ( -iSCj I 4 I'UHCHASlNG. 1 "'J:J H I I m.'l II. II. CLAW OH, .. J It |