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Show To whom it may concern UrK. tho tin Jorslsno-i, claim ami own twelve hundred OA1) I set, ineludiQt N"s. two v- nl three ( it. in tho Titus lode, n Ltltla Cottonwood canyon, and hold the game by deo-b from iho orminal localors; miJ have complied with the laws otlkedu-tnot otlkedu-tnot In every respect. And wo hereby oantlon all pertons not to trad s, buy or barter for icid olaiuit. without our OonianU 0-U. BASSKIT.J A.Iiti'nijtrntom ol the MVINtJ, L-ntto( Antboay lini deceased. ISRABL IVINB. U1MON PACIFIC RAILROAD JW TABLE, UN Tl L furtlior n-lio Trsins will lottvo .rtd arrivo nt Uri-U'II Unily, ss I.15ITI. 1 ASRIVI, Iiily Kpref?."- j' a.m. I D uly Kxp, li p.m. Shed, ti -) I'.iu. Mivel. - 2 .'' p m KreuhU 10 a.m. t'rcuhU - 6-10 a.m lti I v con nod ions niFulo nt Ogilcn with I'tnh (.'onirni Ta.-ilio Komi I rota SU 1,-vko city muI nil points in Southern South-ern I'Uh. At liryttn with stKoa for Sweetwater mine. At Choyonno with Denver Vscific Hsilroavl lor Denver, Central citv, liiTin'towii anJ all points in Colorado tnil New Mexuo. At Omaha with Chicago ami North -tern, Cliii:nrv Kook Ulan-l and l'ai'ilio, ltiirli:islon and 5lijoun Kivcr, Kan as city. St. Joe and Council Blutf's Kailroads and Missouri River Lino ot' Sl"Hin-TS lor all point KM and iSouth Tickets lor sale to a) points East at o'Uce of Well, Farfro A Co.. Kast Temple Tem-ple street, and at the otlico of Utah Control Con-trol Kailroad, in Salt Lake city; also at L 'iion l'aciiic Kailroad ticket otlice in (.'K-lon, il which otlico herths on sloop-af sloop-af can l soourod. An tn women t hnvo bon made whor-hy whor-hy pjw-M'i.a-i'r disinrK to visit lenver cii tlicir i.v Kat can avail tiioinsolvos oi an excursion rale from Cheyenne to Denver, od rctura at greatly riviuced rat"A. Kt particular. and all information in regard to p i?as, ai'ply at TicKot Of-Sc.'s. Of-Sc.'s. I'onKer should le careful to secure their i..-mr. t-ck-t to all Kaitern and Soiitiirn poinii eta OMAHA, and thus avmi tli.'in-r'lvcs of tht advanlaue of a through sUvpirR car, c-miforwhirt ac-comiuodHti.'ii-and ouick timo. TUilS. Kl 1 H LL, General Ticket ARCn. I T. K Sick xu. Chf. ling in and Supuruitendent. ifi. : BANKERS. A. W. WHITE & CO B ANKEES KANT TEIPLX BTBEKT, lt Lik, City. De&ler, ta GOLD DUST.COIN AND BULLION, Exchange on all M Principal Cititi of tu United Stain and Europe Particalar attention riven to Colloctioni and proceeds remitted at Carrent rate of xixcdiuie on day of pajmeni, GEO. B. WHITBY, Attomey- CCOIlKSPOSDlCaTSlH Bank of California ... San franciaM Le k Waller - Hew York Oxik County National Sank - - Chicago Iluktll fai.k BLLoot State Buk ol Nebraska - Omaha CTU WELLS, FARGO & CO.. EXPRESS FORWARDERS, Bankers aud Dealers in Exchange DraJUon Eoropej. European Collections, promptly attended to. IC ist Tempi Street, iiaJt Lake Oily . ml2 Taio. F. Teaot. AcenU First National Bank of Utah IS ALT LAKB CITY. Cea Special Advertisement oh Third SALT LAKE CITY NATIONAL BANE fcialt JUako City, Utah Ter. Authorized Capital - $500,000 Bciij. M. Dullll, frcaidcnt. Hugh Wliltc, Cashier. HinrSTiiD k Kirk fat Riot, Attorneys. ;CORRESPON DENTS I MiiwvriDv J National Park Bank. DonnrM. Laweon Jt Co. SAN PjtANCiyCO California Truat Co. LONDON J ay Cooke. McCuilooh A Co. telS DESERET National Bank OF SALT LAKE CITY UTAH raid up Capital, 200,000. Authorized Capital, $1,000,000. BlUC.HA.U YOI'Nfl, President, 1 11. 6. ELDKEDUrJ, V ico Vroa't, I WM. ll.HOUl'EK, W n. JENM-N'iiS, Diroctors. JU11N SllAHP. J. T. LIIi'LK, I L. 6. HILLS, L'pjhior, J UULD nr.ST, COIN, KXCHIMUIS, LAMI WAUK.i.MS, CCi-LKtit CCi-LKtit St Kll", etc. Collections made and promptly remitted, re-mitted, FOREIGN EXCHANGE FOR SALE INTEREST PAID ON Saviues m o poalts. D3 a. II. TBL'K, W. It. TBUBi UraRT UBTIK. TRUE, SON &. MARTIN, Real Estate, Mining and Loan Brokers, 00 Kimball's lilock, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH TERRITORY. Ileal Estnto bought and sold; Houses and Storoa runt ud . renU culleclod, ond nil businow c onnpcttil with ruul wtato and mines pruuipUj-attutidod pruuipUj-attutidod lo. ahl TIU'E, SON" & MARTIN. LEGAL O. F. STRICKLAND, LATH JLIJUE SECO.ID JL'UtCIAL DISTRICT, ATTOltNEl'-AT-LAW, SALT LAKE CITY, - ITill. flj D. 8. DANA, ATT OR NJS y-A T-h A W, l'rovo, L'tnli. JAMES iM. CARTER, ATTORNEY -AT -LAW, Oflicaover 1st Nut Bank. octS iLVbl TEMPLE STREET. C. E. WHITNEY, ATT OHNEY AT-LAW, tMt l Office over D. (ironiir's Store, MAIN STREET, KAL I' LAKE t'lTT. THOMAS FITCH, ATTOilNEY-AT-LAW, VUU Street, WnaUlngtou, D. C. Kepocial "oiioo. nivon (o obtaininc Patanta to Minos. nov 15 BATE8 & ORMSBEE, ATTUHNIYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW. AeonU for I'urcltnnD &ud Sn-le of .Tllues dt Lsvnda, Uko. C. Uatks, ) L Knit Lk City, C.!R1.KS W. OllMf BKK.J ilall. Warnar Karll, P. M. Smith. KAKLL X SMITH, ATTOKNliYS AT LAW, < till OUT, Firit Booth Street. Ksomi 11 and 12, No k6. Kimball Block. ILI OELV B. JL. UlSTX. TILFORD & MANN, ATTOKMEYS - AT-LAff So. 30 First South Btreet ofl J. B. Kosboroiub, S. A. Marritt Rosborough & Merritt, ATTORN K Y S A T -L A W , Salt Lake City, I tnli. Offic. I?t Soulh Stroot, finl buildins east Dwcrst liak cvrnor. oct WM. a A TIKIS. C K. QILCHXIST Il.W'DO.N & GILCIUUST, ATTORNEYS- AT - LAW SALT LAKE CITY. Oficoover 1st Naticnai Back of ttah- 13 0. H UemrteAd. M. Ktrkpatrick. HEMPSTEAD & KIRKPATRICK, At(omr) t-at-LaiT, Main Street. orroit Walls, Fanro A Co. 8At.r LMK ot t. a'.o NOTICE T T A V t N i RKSUtNT.D MY 1YS1TI0N AS M.inwr of tho Miller Mining and SiuoltitiK Co tn j -.tny, and the American Fork K.iilrosd t"":!!! any, nil parties baring claim) i;ain-t (he atovo c iiu anies. cTJtracted by uie, aro lurcby notiiicd to rrescnt liieui im-mcdtstcly im-mcdtstcly for a.ljti'iaicat. Ei'ML.ND Salt Ljio City, February 36th, 1(73. f NOTARIES PUBLIC. VK. U. OILLUrit. W. V. Y00D8 GILLESPIE asd WOODS, NOTARIES PUBLIC, CONVEYANCERS, AJTD i SEARCHERS OF RECORDS, AciKomtDQiifXTTS takB for the (Tnl States IiiaiKJiix. Office boon, 9 a, te 9 f. K. Roo-o N. 5 rer First Natioaai Bankj bait Lake City, Utah Territory. 5 ("HAS. A. GO CLP. A- S- OOtTLD. A. S. GOULD & SON, NOTARIKS PUBLIC, CommUiiontri of Deeds, Conveyancers Conveyan-cers and Scarchcra of Records. HAVE RESUMED BUSINESS AND FOR tho present will occupy oa an uffico. Boom So. 4, over First National Bank, EAST TEMPLE STREET. Arrlications for ratents, miniai: deods, agrecinent3 and bonaa for deed.-, murt;ces, rowers of attorney, leases, conUacts and other instruments of irritiDs; drawn with accuracy and dispatch. Mining and other companies Incorporated under the laws of Utah. Abstracts of titles to minine and other property prop-erty made in the most completo form. 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There will be no reduced re-duced orch;b rale; .-ih f.r subscriptions m-sl bo si-nt to t6e ubli'hi'rs direct, or handed to tbe Wal av''" t. w 1 1 houi r foiil b 1 1 1 1 y to i be pn ll I lie rs, except ir. ca-'CB w - ore tbe certiSi-ato u given. boar ir.g the fac-almlle signature ol J xxso Si ttos Co- Ati F.STS WAXTIJ). Any reron. wishine tc act psrmacently a? a Uval avont. will rweive lull xad prcmrt information in-formation by applying U JAJ1KS Sl'TIOX 4 Co, rnbll.hrra. 38 S1AIDKS LJ5E, Miff TURK. W, II. HA&aisotos, Agent, Henld OSoc u HOTELS. ETC. GREAT WESTERN HOTEL OX TBI KCKOPKAa FLAN. Bitnated tn business part of the city, with aoeemmodation for gnesLS- FIRST-CLA3S accommodation for Families and Travelers. (Loom, 50c, 75c, 91.00 and 11.30 per day. Dining Ball and Restaurant aader the management of M. H- Baardsler, late of the Morrison House. 0mha, and Tichaor Bouse, Lincoln. Neb. Board per week, 7 Bleals, 50c FREE OMNIBUS TO HOTEL. Stages leave daily for the mines. Laundry connected with the hotel. SMITH BIGAIK, myl7 Proprietors Washington House --'Liirti Hotxtli Mree, LAKE CITY Board and Lodging, per Weak tT 00 Board and Lodging, per day, 1 3 Day Board, per week, 5 00 Single Preuch Spring Beds, per week, - - 3 30 Beda, per Might - 60 "---- ar TOWNSEND HOUSE, SALT LAKE CITY. THE L E A D I X 6 HOTEL OF UTAH. JAMES TOW N SEN D PROPRIETO. This House Is centrally and pleasantly lo Bated, well furnished, and has aooommod Uousfor 10 guests. THE PE0PR1ET0R is now preparing o build large additions to his Hotel, whwh when ffnishod. will render it the Moi Complete Ettablithment In the ROCKY MOFXTAIN REGION mil TAYLOE'S HOTEL, EAST TEMPLE STREET. A FIRST-CLASS HOUSE ROOMS NEATLY FURNISHED. WALKER HOUSE, EAST TEMPLE STREET, SALT LAKE CITY. TJT A XX . THIS HOUSE IS THE LARGEST AND best appointed llouso in I tah Territory, and has accommndation for throo hundred and filly guest. Street cars and carriages connected connect-ed with theWhito Sulphur Baths. Reading Rooms, containing papers from all points-Baths, points-Baths, Bar, Telegraph, S ows and Cigar Stand tuck to th. GKEELET 4 co. H0T21 Proprietors. AMERICAS HOTEL, WINTER ARRANGEMENTS, PRICES REDUCED. Tsrmi-13.50' per daI '.Wtehly Board and Hoom; $12,00 to tlj.OUJ Table Board, IS 00. A few First Class familios can find ploasant quarters. bait Lako City, November It, 1B72. J. C. LITTLE, B02 Proprietor. W.T.REYNOLDS & CO., E. B- ZABRISKIE, Ban Francisco. Salt Lake City. WHOLESALE LIQUOR HOUSE. ZABRISKIE & CO. HAVI FOR 8AIJ! A FINK LINE OF WINES AND LIQUORS, To nhioh the? c&U the attention of DEALERS. Orders Solicited and Satisfaction Satisfac-tion Guaranteed. ' SOLE AUENTS FOS "HOUSER'S" STRAIGUT WHISKIES. THE FINEST IB IR, IN THE CITY CONNEOTKD WITH THIS HOUSB, 64 MAIN STREET Two door south of Welle, Far no A Ce'i Bank. m5 C. H. BASSETT. HARDWARE STOKE All kinds of HEAVY HARDWARE, Iron nad Steel, Stoves and Tin Ware BLACKSMITH TOOLS, A.crlemltwre.1 ImpUrnsmts Ad Jtlatiif Tooia, At Lowest Rate. Z OPPOSITE IHE SALI LAKB HOUSE, ml CHICAGO TRADE, j. vv. bUtle r & co., Manufacturers and Whulaale PAPER DEALERS, OFFICE AND WEST SIDE STORE: 2i & 24- South JeZcrson Street, SOFT IT SIDE T0KE: 335 A 327 State Street, CHICAGO. Print. B.-.it. Flat Caps. Folias, MMitiras, Demy's Kuled and Colored, Printing I'.M'crs. En vein re ot eve it description. descrip-tion. Card Uoardi. :raT and Tar Boards. U rnr-pin Papers, Pa-pers, TVines and Taper Ta-per Eass. jaal FIELD, LE1TER & CO., llirOETEKS XXT JOBBERS OF BEY GOODS kM CARPETS MWISO AND MWKET STREETS, C XX I G AG o . LAKGK5T STOCK AND LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED. Special Attention Give n to Orders. WIS) M. D. WELLS &, CO., Manufacturer! of and Wholsalo DesJcri in ! Boots and Shoes, S18 Wahaalt Av, CKleago. 3&.1). We.Ua, H. J. Maofarland. . H. Benedict. oM S. P. Mclntrra, ! H. CLAY Sl'OTT, S. OYIN0T0S, . W. H. OTISOTOS, K- J- OVISQTOS. Scott &. Ovington Bro's, Importers, Wholesalo and Kotait Dealers in wmi caisi blass; PAKIAN, BRONZE, PLATED WARE, LAMPS, CUTLERY, MIRRORS, &c, Np. 219 West Madison St., Chicago, I1L Weddlug and Holiday Gifta. ilas and CHIna Made lo Order. OVLNUTOX BROTHERS. 2(1.. 21S, 2.j0 A 2i2 Eulton Stroot. Urouklyn. s- Y. Ruo Do Paradis 64, l'aris. (irdera fur Rich China and othor Goods in Prompt atteutioa raid to lcttcrordors. PAGE, BRO. & Co., Importers and Dealers la LEATHER AXD FINDINGS "OLD CITY HOTEL CORNER," Corner of Stat, and Lako streou.; W. W. Pnco, BoBton, CHICAUO, Orrille Paso.l rlinn C. E.Pato. JCilCMO. 'The Old Salamander. REMOVAL. I VAN SCHAACS, STEVENSON & RID Waolo!tle DRUGGISTS and Paint Dealers, Have removed vo thoir Now Storos. oa and B LAttK STHKKT, enrnor l)earborn Htreet. (on tne old site) I HIUAUO, where, with buildiofra erected expressly for thr buiines. Steam Elevators, etc. they have openod up an iuitnoQEO dtoufe. nnitirpaassd in the north weal. S racial attention given U TarritoriaJ bus in oss. ji 1. IL ANDREWS & CO,, 166, 168 & 1T0 Slate Street, Opposite Palmer's Urand Hotel, GUI C A. O O , Manufacturers of ; SCHOOL, CHURCH OFFICE FURNITURE, tiLODl. CHAIRS ol all strlea. SchioI Outline Mai '. Charw.otc. Kvprrthirie in the way of S-hon!, CHogo or Church l-".t".7r Bt l, .ivc-t ('.u-h i'ri-ei." nJ .fo-r iliumated C.m;..': sr.! Prico Li-: to A. U. AM'KtW.-.A Cu. qj HEKRITG'S PATLNf CHAMPION FIRE and BTRGLVU PROOF irn: SS ! The;3st kfn World I IIERRIXG & CO., 46 State .street, and comer 14th Btree ud IijJ.aca Aveorje, O H I C -A. G O. iac7 CHICAGO rasaL. N. MATSON & CO., Importers and Wholesale Dealers in WATCHES, DIAMONDS, Jewelry and Silverware, Cor. MADISO.1 . SOKROK STd., CHICAGO, ILLS., Opposite Palmer's Grand Hotel F. & E. JAECER, 73 Wabaub Avenue, near Bandolph, CHICAGO. DIEtCT IHFOKTLiLSOr Crocliery. China, Glass ware, l.ami, Look ins l.las.ci, Cutlon-. BritAiinia and Silvor rl.ned Goods. Tbe larcest lloafe in the West, dl HAilLIN, HALK & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS la DRY GOODS, MTIOA'S, WOOLENS, AND HOSIERY, Coax ks or :MADI60N A FRANKLIN iJIKUKTS. CHICAGO. IEW TOIl QUOTAIIONS AiWATS FOllOWEI. JOHN V. FARWELL & Co wholesale: NOTIONS, DRY GOODS, AND "W OOLENS. Largest Stock West of New York. Monroe & Franklin Sts , CHICAGO INSURANCE." HOME INSURANCE COMPANY", Columbua, OHIO. CashAsjets, Dec. 31st, lbT2, SS00,"30,"6. Cash in Bunk and Government SlortpnRO Loan,', Collateral Loans, and Hills Koceivablo JtW.:iM tn December Proiniiims Tj.uaj iAi Koal ttato, Personal Property, and AtrPncy Balances. SS.l' H All other oocurilias. ii,oij lti This Company issues Policial insuring ntrainft LOSS or DAM Ati E by VI HE or Lki UTS 1NG ! on DwollioK lloii-os and oi'iitenu, burns and contents. Cburchc?, School llmnc and Public BuildiOKS for a tortus of ye or at favorablo ratv'. iiiifimvss lluil-linfrs, Morohandho Si.-ks. Elevators, Grain. ctres. Mills, and M&nuiac-lories M&nuiac-lories insunxl nt rat-, which will lurnish indemnity to the insured &nd I'rot-.ctiot to i he capital enidood. Small linos n .'i ccialitv. M, A. JJAUG11EKTY, Pros-.; J. PEEIKEY, Secretary. fob 13 Tl. K. MAXV fc Co., Agcula. mm 1.VSTIM.MK to. J.B.BOMTT - - Prestitcnt, B. D. WEAT - - Secretary. Cincinnati Ohio. ASShrr.S, JUNE 30, 167. Cash on hand, in bank, and in oourse of transmission- $111,30$ 57 United Stales bonds, market value liXlfit & MonRases S'iL.tilli t)7 Collateral Loam p,l7 ft' Accruod Interest.... L5i,'lli oh Bills Koceivablo ;j..,;ti7 li Stato Bonds and Miscellaneous 5.vl" W Due from AonU 65 SW.'AKi 7U LIABILITIES, OnUtandtng Lossos and othor Lia biliiios , I77.TU H H. R, Mann &Co., Agents, Office. Hankli.tr House or A. W. Walt.ACo, r. O. Box, 54. . irxm AGE1TCY OF THE Home Mutual INSraCE C0MP1M, OF CALIFORNIA. CAPITAL .... $650,000. JOHN n. KEDl.'iiTU., l're.lrtcnt.. C11AR1.KM B. NTUltY, ricvr.l.rr. Principal Office, 433 Cttliurnia St., SAsrritAxcJsco. H. R. lYIANN I Co., Agents Office; Baakinc House, A. W. White A Co. WATCHES & JEWELRY I O. L. ELIASON. pE'lf to Infnrm fhn rwH-rf. of SsM ,Vr I City and Ticimtr, tint he nt -..nlj iCnarnre"" lo prr i"rlv Jt-inir. Cl-nn am Ad.nit Walchr and ' "h r'-n :tj T -r1 . l"i: he wj I mk ihpm or any part cf ihom. to ordur. and .lu't received a nw suri !r of Kk-in. Si Wsu-hns, and a fin- M 'k r-T firt--l.'i' 'ewplrr. Priv bj ) a any in town. T w dc-or? lU't of tiio n.arnt l',.,r.. di FLUX FOR SHELTERS. Toe undrf icmxl. bavins been ai'iiLted Sole Axents for Utah, of the celt brt tod Uem-aiite Uem-aiite Iron Ore of WjomtDs Temtorr. lint tbe ralro"are of tbe Tirio c furr aca. be.T-in be.T-in ibis to be tbe Best Iron Flux ever offered the pabiio- Orders filled at snort oetico. Al l iy to CORDON & MURRAY Half Block South R. It, Hrpot, Suit Lef 7- m HENRY WACENER, Halt LakaCltjr, Ttab, CALIFORNIA BREWERY, LAftEB BKtR, ALE ASD PORTtB, VBOLEBALI UD 717L, SECOND SOUTH SIKKLT, tiree doer X liLM bUn. octs) j MISCELLANEOUS. j FOR SALE. VIS K0KSF-1MWEK "LITTLK GIANT" r.--r.e aid 1". Her C0tLl ic;c. i Itl.n.d-! Itl.n.d-! ins cniuoa, ile by GGRD2N &, MURRAY, ' Half bLct wath K. IL lo;t, -'a j M. T. BURGESS, Civil Enginepr and U. S. Mintral Surveyor, Will prepare the n(-s-ary Papvr and Dia-Ki Dia-Ki jous .'or 1'jicnu and PrviOiis, ('See in BtiiUinj occupied by Survt-ror GencrL janl TO THETRADE"; John Rasssll 2Saonrictnring Co, J. RUSSELL & CO., oki;i: r kiveh wokks, Works and V.irch tw?. Tvrnkr's Kalis, Mass., Manufacture tho line.-! and lart-c.'t varicLv TABLE CUTLERY In Ihe H orl.l. Thrir liv,.d. can n,. l funj uii,n iho LisU ol" all A 1 Jobbing House. Urltre nnd N.iupl. Hnniu: M', ( k.,. Jno. uussdl JlTg Co. CD H re J Ph 0 R . - ca 1 fi S , a i " i S i 1 to s II I S : w i e : i( I i 1 m s ,11s fj U Q K M SB -3 CORN, OATS, BARLEY, i'LUl" K.COKN-MKAL, IH'CK WHLAT FLOUR ANIM'KIMK ltl Tl'LH. For sale cheaper than any oihor house in tho city, by tJORDOn A Ml' It BAY, Ha1ftl.ickKiiitbofH.K. Uopot.Salt Lake LtU'. 1 "11 aud Keel BLi) rocks of national wealth, Iron and Coal. Capitalists call on uio. 1 own iu 1 will divide Address, . m. BIjAIK, sie P.O. Box 186, Salt Lake t'ity. ir ANTED. ftl,tW CASH. FOR ON K ioaj- ill divide the finwt iniiiina intero.M in Ltah lur tho use ot iho tnonoy. AddxoM. b. Al. JJL.A1R, ijalt Lako City, P. 0. Box loo. J ' NOTICE. IM1K UNKNOWN OWM-H.S (IF FIVE ' Hundred and Kitty . a-ot in the Utvon (..ardniT halo, and rvtir 1 1 lid irod 1 j loot in tliourphan Lti-y lode. tako ii-lice that o have dune In boron tho a Ikho nanu-d rlaitiiP l tho imii.um ol I'nu llundn-d iM) iMlur ea.'i.. J bo iuo bci,1R f(,ven and unovmb i.l-W.conls nor un tho 'J un ,V Liardner. uud cit.-ln niKl unc-ihird 'a l-.'i) cunt., por lout un theurplntn Boy. -id claims hoingVitu: a ted in Little Cutioniroud I ' i -tnct. tnlt Lake I .unity. I tnh loiritory. Ami JOU and each 01 ) oi are ivreby nvht.od 10 pay ,uur portion uft ? 1 1 ' wlllllQ ninety dujs Hum di ic ol this nolico, to A. W. W hite A- Co., at tlt Lake Lily. Jl EN M uLN, c , -to. LVANS. OaltLakeC, 1 -. l67i d(S READ This Advertinoinent AND WRITE For our Manual of Evergreens AND SAVE ii buying and planting your iruun. 50 Pi-jR GENT. Price lUccnta-worlti Situ ireo-plunter I'HMiV A. CO., 1" Klnrifenit Itnj-, Ills. WM LANAHAN 4 SON, DiriTILLKhrJ AD JOItliEllfl OF RYE WHISKEYS, Usrihnu.i Ho.'JU l.lult Slrt, DA I.T intlll IC. TIltE TABLE. BIUL1XGT0X HOUTE. Ho. 3. bivnnN't. I r h y.'.Ji, Leave HALT LAK E V'j.oj. i.iOp.m. " O.MAUA I t:'S)p.m.' 6:.a.m. Ajtit DUHLISOTON ' 111.' 1.40p.m. "OalNbnrflC.B.AQ-li 7:00a.m. lO.Mpa 1 I Men a 01 jll:15.n:.! ":2:a.m. " Obicaio " ':l,r)p.u. ' r b.uj " Peoria j ur.n 'i.'anv. Ind'plj iI.D.AW. fri&p.a j i'.a.ns, Cincinnati - 'Ir'O p.m. I : i&p.m. " L'-iar..-r M'-pn f -yis,.tx. T. V. k W. i " C"'g-r "n ! t. I -Vn r rf-Tir-nrh ''' 'r'.iu M....(in K.t-j u TM'hf'.. l-.i-n- lis. Om'-mniti. L .tn-Krir:d .tn-Krir:d CilnmhosJ CT.n--.i' t-.ot pr.in: wi'b II D. 'id mt" tb "T'.h ' 1 '-i'r Tr' 'S ! hnrltil, ltulcktt rl C'haapvsi Kodii. t -iM H-fl-i---! tji -.r.-sin T.r-r the Burlinrtne k Mines art Hitst Rulroad. k.M. touzalin. 0. lprrr::, DES MOIDS TRADE, DES MOINES Scale Company F. R. WIST. rr,uiL J--1"! S. F. SIVI FOKP. ViM-rt y' ULO. A.JLWL'IT.SMrT. 4t3e?St V. REliilEAD.Trirr. -iiji S. H1I0U00CK. Sni'l. wsi. ncKi:nox, .).r,- Axuu We ar c.u-sctiirine. .r.l r.n fill ordn 01 Hay, Coil H Stcci Scales RAILROAD, Warehouse & Ccunter Scales uiicUT or hotter scales i ILttl K AKD Itt TCHKltS BK AMI Bggse aud arehouae Trucks. Every article warrnrted durable and SCALES OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED. Address, for Circular, DaiS JttH.NKS SCAI.K rO., no3S Das Moines, Iowa. ' A. E. ROBERTS & CO., Manuiacturer of SCHOOL FURNITURE, OFFICE PESKS. Clll'RCH, 11 ALL, AND Ool'lvT HOCtB SEATS. PKS MOINES. IOWA. Dlackirell'e Liquid Slating and Black Board. Orders i.dirited. Send for H'.uMrated C.H:l I'ri.-I- l.i-l. Mn IVHSCELUNEOUS. CRACKERS! (RUKKRS! Crackers ! Salt Late Steam Cracker Factory NEAR R. R. DEPOT. T AM MAM F Vrri KlNt! tbobe..t OPAL-I OPAL-I I 1TY an. I liKKAI'KM' VAKIIH'Y of ! HM KKlt. vMer prodit.-pd in iho Territory, Terri-tory, whirh 1 otl,.r ltlie Tmde and Public b-ciii-rullv. at ihoKovo-t p..s-ible pri.-M. .Mernliani ami niond aro r iie.tt'd to eall and exiiiuiiio uiy souda nd pncM, befora purclia.Mun. Oflice at Tlmtcner A Flkinn'. R. V.ANPFHSUN, Salt Lake City. Jan. 4, IblX 1 tah Territory. CHEAP BOOTS 0 10 Taylor & Cutler's AS THEY ARE CLoSINO Ol T THEIR WINTER yfUCK VERY LOW. CHARTER OAK COOKIKG STOVES CUEAl'KH THAN ANY OTUERUOl'SB IN TUWN. A FULL STOCK OF LADIES' DRESS GOODS WHIClllTHEY AHEOl FERINU SI'ECIAL INDUCEMENTS UN. Groceries AS LOW IN PRICE AS THE LOWEST. 2 It. cdb IVl-Ii rKAHS and PLUMS 35 oculs. TAYLOR & CUTLER, EA8T TEMPLE STREET, Under Taylor's Hotel. ..rl Everybody Wants WE OF TI10SJ-; MCK CHAi.lPION i . - l , .. . Washing Machines 22IJ00 3 LI IH IN; YEAR Price lO.OO. La din, (.'a'! "n-, tl - a, Chas. VV. JStayner, (.'nigral Agent, Ko S ftllnirti, islt Lk City D-Qil |