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Show RAILROADS. G. P. R. R. 1 Oy AMt A FT Kit HKI' I KHHF.B Hilli, 1HJ4, I K A I . H WILL tW. 4M-Ji:V Il.VILV AH tL-I.O tL-I.O H I , 0'-r1.in.l !'..."-n (nr Train f-,rT.,nnn, I'.,,"!!,!, U nn...!,.!!,:-, W.i.liW'.rh, ' ..,, Al.ir,,.,!!,,, K.S.I.J.!, .,r Hi'rv.m, ;-.,;.... .-kN.n, lV..i.iM', M.-r-:-l M',r Y . in it 'i , L,li,.,.r, ..r I..,, Aw.d.ia;, .. JIi'l .".ifl 1' f.Ui' i - - - -O.J) P.M. Oy;rl..i.l IV'-i.-Lt at.. I A m.i..Jda- ti .11 luill l-.r .-..wi fc(ji..:u.'.i, - - .VJT, P.M. A. N. T'lW.SK, T. fl .',')!. MA.f, .tj-iu'l iui-'t u. 1 '.. - h ,n. il Ti..li.:t Aflt. (it:u. a. I'.i.-i:, A, ....i, . iH l..,kn V, -: mi.Ii it... hull A Carter, 'Jur W. t'. A : i Link. Jt UTAH' NORTHERN RAILROAD. 5 K1 w-"J7-; 7i,-"vii Trains run Ixrtweon I'riliam Junction Willi C. i R.U., LOGAN. (In .ui-l .iii.-r L''.'t.rn..ry l.il, 17:1, ll.iily Train. l.. UJn V.:ur.an .lur, It.m .il ! fl-in- An l. -ii il .l.:l.,ii " Arm il -if I .i .id Vf91 " l..ijy.. t.i'u! !:J u.m. A i r i . i .ii VUu.I-.ii :HI " Affin. i.i l.nJi.iiu Vi-.-H p.m. V, I'niiinxt lib Imii.d fur Uilun and bait Trains Run on Salt Lake Tims, an- Su.o'1 I'imnni'l with Train to nad IVim Nnrtli'ini bulLiuiuuoLM In Ciwliti County Tlti- lVht-i.LV. I'AHIWi Between Limn!! and -nit Luko W 'iiion 3 IX) Mcminn ami jIi baku 'I Ituducod Rate to Exeuraion Partic-P. I'aHflortjsCrs will please purohano their Tickets at tho Offices. For ull Information' conaornim Kreisht or PiUlnUgU, lli.n ti) fir AH. NIHLEV, (luLTrnl Fruitful and lie tot Agent. j no. w. Torso, dll Uun'l Soii'L UTAH CENTRAL IlAILaSOAl). LINE CF UTAH. Ui a darter Dtocmbor '.50, .117. JGDft3y Trains Lenvo Salt Like City at 5 a.m. and 145 P.nj Arrive fit Onden 7 a. m, and i: 45 p. m. L.piftvo On Jon i.t H i. ra. nm.5:Jti i. m. Arrive t tiAl Luko UikV 10 a.in. and 7:30 p.m In addition to tho bme 2vex:sk:xix thaikt Will ran DAILY, SUNDAYS 1QXCEPTED Leaving Salt Lake City at 8 a.m. and 6.30 p. in,, and Ogden at 5 a.m. and 5.50 p.m. Hfn will pltfti FnrthMi their Tlk,Ca t tl OOti JUlj Conto Rddltionul will be oh&nred whon tho faro is oolleotad od tho tra'n. For all Informstlon oomerniTif froliht 01 paaaaK. aiiply to J AN. KII.4R1', 'Icawa! Frcisbt nd Ilokot Ait JOHN SHARP, UTAH SOUTHERN RA1LUOAD. DAILY TSiALNS Loavo tho Utah Central K.H. Depot, S.Ut Lako City, at 7 a.m. and ''60 p.m. Arrive at Lohi at 9 a.m. and 4.o0 p.ni. Loavo Lohi at 9.30 a.m. and o p.m. Arrive at l?a)t Lako City at 11.30 a.m. and 7 p.m. .. In addition to the above MIXED TRAINS W ill run daily, Sunday excepted, IVavinc tho Utah Central 11.11. depot, tviit Lake City, at 1 p.m. and Lohi at 6 a.m. r:i.Cii:L'rs will please purchase their Tu-lii-ts at the OJieos. Vitty cents ad-diuoniil ad-diuoniil will bo ehartiot1 when tho tare id collected on the train. For alii uforaiation coceeruiog freight or passu co, apply to j as. su a i;i. jfoo. Freight cd Titt AsvuU JOIl.N SUAKP, 8 OF KRJXTWJ D 1ST. SAN FRANCISCO TRADE. Harness Saddlery, ,Lcathci: .'. i'.j'i trxsoy co.. JCV 100 Frnrt Srrrt. "K-7r ,.rm,..,'.M t.i .Vr. 11. B Clat-Jv,.. Clat-Jv,.. Suf. rim. h.h1 vi the . C- J- I. oli Einstein Bros & Co., M..TV,--.L-tur ir.i luortiT- of BOOTS & SHOES, LEATHER. FINDINGS. Etc., 'i'JntiJ Jl BATTCKV iTKKT. d;: VN FILVNaSCO. i. P. HOLDEN & CO., (.0 M M 1 U I K 1 ; C II ATS, SAN FRANCISCO. Blia i-ND SKLii FOR VI.UI TRADE. 10 B PRINTING." rho varied wants !of the H1JEK, VRTIZAiM ami C RAY El. KK JOB PRINTING CAN H F.l KII.I, F, T) AT THE HERALD JOB OFFICE. Tho unanimous aatiefaotioo given ! by tho work done at our office in tho past has justifiod ua in continually importing im-porting all the Newest Attractions with whioh to pleape ourpatroni in I Elegance and Style, and perforin Job Printing to comparo favorably with any importation importa-tion in this lino from the Kastor West. Anything in the nature or TAMPHLETS, POSTERS, SHOW CARDS, MINING BLANKS, BUSINESS BLANKS, CERTIFICATES, HANDBILLS, BUSINESS CARDS, VISITING CARDS, BANK CHECKS, COUNTINGHOUSE WORK1 RECEIPTS, BALL TICKETS, 1 CIRCULARS, BILLHEADS, CARDS, ETC., ETC., done to order in black, colors or gold. We do not profess to work below cost, nor work for the sake of working, nor give bake of any nature, but by a system of calculating prices, make a rule to compete with out.ide Quality & Figures Salt Lake Iron Co. , u'HAS. ROOMK, President. EMNRY J. DAVISON, Secretary. v MAN"'!','.' CllKi' OF JILMNG & HIE XiAG MACDINKRY. i Engines and Boilers Mads and Repaired to i Order c IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS, MODEL WORK. , Agricultural Macliinory. Orders 1'rowKiy L'xWJted in a W-rknur Ii'--" Marmr. Old Caiflroa Dougbt l the Ji:.L Mtuitt 1'ric.j. 1 L V. SL'TUERLlXn, Mauaser. 1 iw WuKKSi Ulock Souih of iJep'jt. 1'- U, lios. '.', 1 Jxxliio. Bauer cS? Oo., GENERAL AGENTS FOR TUB CELEBRATED KHABE PIANOS, THE BEST for Touch, Tone and Durability now in use; ALSO MANUFACTURERS OF THE FAVORITE BAUER PIANOS. EVERY INSTRUMENT FULLY WARRANTED FOR FIVE "5T El Jh H. S3 . MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF BAND INSTRUMENTS, STRINGS, AND ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. CATALOGUES AND PRICE LIST SENT FREE TO ANY ADDRESS. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO THE TRADE. JULIUS BAUER & CO., 650 Broad wav. 390 . 392 394 & 398 Wabash Avenue NEW YORK. CHIC AG jyI8 GROCERY DSP"I Z. O. lL. X. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Groceries, Hardware, Plows, tstoves, Crockery Glassware, Tinware, Miners' Supplies. We do not throw out any Baits by Advertizing a few Leading Articles at Low Prices, ALL OUK GOODS ARE OMEAP- DEALERS IN THE SETTLEMENTS AND MINING TOWNS WILL FIND IT TO THEIR INTEREST TO CALL I AND ENQUIRE PRICES BEFORE PURCHASING. Bffl II. B. OLAWSOl.; Lpirli ! S T 0 V E ST Z. C-'ML I. (xrocery and Hardware Department MONITOR, CHARTER OAK, NEW ERA, LOYAL COOK, Also a great variety of other COOKING and HEATING STOVES, com-prisioE com-prisioE the largest assortment to be found in any stock in Utah; prices very low, call and sec. octHO H. B. CLAWSON, Supt Z. Oa M. I. Sxll Iials.e City, ft F. T E R A L AT A nTTTNF.R Y WACON DEPOT, COUNCIL HOUSE YARD, NEAR THE TEMPLE BLOCK. Pitt's and other Thrashing Machiues, Wood's Slower aud Combined Machlue, Excelsior Mower and Eeaper, World Slower aud lleaper, Champiou Slower and lieaper, Sulky Kakes, "Welcome" aud "Superior." Turbine Wheels, "Eureka" Smutter. Cane Mills, Machine Extras ! ! ! Mark the riace COUKCLL HOUSE YARDT. SALT LAKE CITY. We aro expecdnj: ac iiiimediatc shipaicnt of the weJi-tnown aad justly-oeie braced "SGHUTTLER WAGON," Tho factory baric; just $oi frirly nnnin siccc the 1RFAT CHICAGO Fl RE I H. B. CT WON, Superintendent. Z. C. M. I. SHOE FACTORY DEPARTMENT, 99 East Temple Street, SI0N OF TUB - I Gr "gOOT GENTS' BOOTS, LADIES' BOOTS, CHILDREN'S BOOTS, GENTS' SHOES, LADIES' SHOES, CHILDREN'S SnOES, GENTS' SLIPPERS, LADIES' SLIPPERS, CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS, For Gnu weather or stormy woathor; for wnlk-inc, wnlk-inc, duncinK, working. srAitKiKO, climbing, riding, linking, mining, etc., otc A largo and choice assortment of the above, oar own muko and imported, at tho most reasonable rea-sonable prices. We make to order aaiy style and quality desired aud Insure atlsfstetlon. OLD BOOTS AXD SHOES Made as good as now almost SELLING OFF OUR OLD STOCK BELOW COST! Sole Leather 1 Upper Leathsr! Harnoss Leather I Imported Calf Skir,!, American Calf Skins, Morocco and Kid Skins, Shoe Findings, "KIT" OK ALU KINDS!! II0ESE COLLAES! Horse Collars ! ! HORSE COLLARS!!! ALL AT LOWEST PRICES, Wholesale and Retail ! Order, by JIall receive special and prompt attention. HIDES AND W00L BOUGHT, a B. CLAWSON, Sit't, DUNFORD&SONS. LADIES' AM) CHILDREN'S TJS I .IFTTIErS I . AT OOST! DUKING THE HOLIDAYS. Large J-5ort xxi o t . Xow is your time! ' u,17 TS i-W-rr'Vl ""V'1" -M Sewing1 Machine. yy K rcicotfUly invito tho Publio to oall and boo out oxoollcnt variety o. Slowing BSo.c!iincs? IN Plain.lteauliful and Elaborate Styles of Workmanship AND OREATLY IMPROVED WITH T11K CASTOBS. The Total Sata of the SINGER MACHINE are now THREE QUARTERS OF A MILLION. THE SALES OF LAST YEAR, 1S1-260 An ovidoDoe that it la fuat winning amiromo favor in tho houaeholJ, Tim Rrwfjtrn rif.iT.nnr. onU nvnr hn ntlinr Cnmnnnios. 52.7.14. IiaT Tho Chicago Relief Comniitteo furnished su0orors by the Fire to March is, 1872, 3,944; 3,151 Milder MacllillCS, all othor makes, 793. Applicants made their selection, with same discount on all. OUK SAL Kb LN UTAH EXCEED ANlf 0THKH HOUSE IN THE BE WING MA0HIN15 LINE THi8 SIDE OF CHICAGO. Wo eoortoooaly invito tho Ladios to boo our Tnm broidery .tt,ola.i2aoi3.t4 Xt attraata sonoral uttoDtion and adialration. We also desire you to see our TUCKERS, CORDERS, RUFFLERS, BINDERS QUILTERS, HEMMERS, TRIMMERS, PLEATER3, SELF-BA5TERS, SEAM-RIPPERS. NEEDLE-SETTERS, NEEDLE-SETTERS, BUITABLE FOR ALL KINDS OF SHUTTLE SEWINO MACHINES. WE GUARANTEE EVERY MACHINE WE BELL TO GIVE ENTIRE SATISFA0 tion, as each ono is thoroughly adjusted, triad aud tostod by oxj.oriosood Moohanios and all aro warranted to sew with ooso nil hinds of goods, from tho ooarsest to the hnost. Lace, Muslin, Cauibiic, Domestic, Denims, Tickings. Ducking, Beaver, Buckskin and Leather. M&" Instruction given free of charge by compctont attondantfl, and tormfl of sale to suit all ciroumstanocs. OTHER 8EW1NC MACHINES REPAIRED ON REASON REA-SON ABLE JTER WIS. Wo extend a cordial invitation to all to GOME AND SEE OUR MACHINES Whether they wish to purohaso or not. AT TUB SOGER SEWING MICHIAE DEPARTMENT H. G. EL I. Gensral Agents-Two Agents-Two doors south of Eaclo Emporium, Salt Lakb Omr. UNION 1'ACIFIC RAILROAD ME TABLE. DNTIL further notice. Trains will leave and arrive at Ogden Daily, as follows : i.ravi. I Arrive. Daily Eproi!,8-30a.m. Daily Exp'e.5-10 j.-m. Mixed. - 6-; p.m. Mixed. - 2-35 p.m. freight. - 10-J3 a.m. I Freight, - 6-10 a. in Daily connections roado at Oden with Utah Central Paciiie Koad Irora Halt Lake city and all points in Southern South-ern Utah. At liryan with stages for Sweetwater mines. At Cheyenne with Denver Pacific Railroad for Denver, Central city, Georgetown and all points in Colorado and New Mexico. At Omaha with Chicago and North "Western, Chicago, liock Island and Pacific, Burlington and Missouri Rivor, Kansas city. St. Joe and Council liluiis Railroads and Missouri River Line of Steamors for all points East and South Tickets for sale to al points East at office of Weils, .Fargo & Co.. East Tom-, pie street, and at the olhco ot Utah Central Cen-tral Railroad, in Salt Lako city; also at Union Pacific Railroad ticket office in . Ogden, at which office berths on sleep- ng cars can be secured. Arrangements haye been made where- ! by passengers desiring to visit Denver on their way East can avail themselves of an excursion rate from Cheyenne to Denver, and return at greatly reduced rates, Eor particulars and all information in regard to passage, apply at Ticket Offices. Of-fices. Passengers should be careful to secure their passage tickets to all Eastern and Southern points via OMAHA, and thus avail themselves of the advantages of a through sleeping car, coinfortabio accommodations ac-commodations and quick time. THOS. L. KIMBALL, General Ticket AgunL T. E. Sickels, Chf. Engineer and Superintendent. is Herald Bind-sry OCR BINDERY IB PREPARED 10 Repair, in . woikmardik o martnor, Albans, Uld Books, etc., etc,, 'Aad Linl JUOAZISES, PERIODICALS CHICAGO BOCK ISLAND, AND Pacific Railroad. ' THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE NOW OPEN DIRECT TC Chicago ami the East. VIA DES MOINES, DAVENPORT, AND ROCK ISLAND, CoancctlDs at Ded Moinoa with ! Des Moines Valley R,R, FOR KEOKUK AND ST. LOUIS. At Davcnj.ort with Boats for all point on the Upper Mississippi, At La Ea'.le with tho ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R. NOHTH AXD SOUTH. And at Chkasc with all tho fju't linei a;t and C'juta TWO FAST JSXPKE53 TRAINS Le-n-e Council EluiL Daily. TiLIS Mi CI CHICAGO ME. Tali real b'.ins thorousblr e.mii.pcd with ELEGANT NEW COACHE3 AXD SLEEPING CARS, Ar. ! La. Irs :.-. a l-.-ar.iw :i a .m...,-.b. w.-H-a. L'.'jrn nca ui..,uall..J r,r ai-LLD. C-Mr'jKI, AND .UETr. .-..r.:.r' h.,; K",i' ba.'pa-t-.ur.LU ,.lu!T.., ar..i at tbe L.O. '; rilECKET. TIH:M ,;rT., ill fiJW ii'AL r.A.-ii.JiN JriixX A. .1. II -,:.L. i. .-. .-TEVE- .i-t. ijur. . -:t t-. Ueji.-tal A.-r.t, SAN FRANCISCO TRADE. BOOTS AND SHOES, . California Manufacture, FOB. WHOLKSAL.K Til AD K, Weaver & Taylor, Wl Market Slroot, S&n Franoiaoo. Ca.1. al E. A. FAR CO & CO., IiuiortorB and Jobbora of Braiiies, Winss anil Liprs, 310 Front St., oor. Com morel., B. B. k VI. SAN FKANC1SCO H. IU1.IKB, J XutK. J. BAUM & CO., Importer nl Manutacmrera of P'EN'SX BOYS' CLOTHING. :tS J. ItAt Sm.iome MI., 8u Kram lno. No 18 barren St.. Now York. fit DECHT, BUG'S & Co. BOOTS, Si lOKSAi KBATHEK Acd 0 J; 1'onrl Bjslun. liUCKIMUIAU J 11EVUT, Mituufitf in nn of tb "tITRA QUALITY" CAUF0RI1IA I00TI AND SHOtt. oU X. J. 0 11 IF FIT II, Dtlr Id M Undl of ncu.i.iurj k MIVTZSi MIJ SALMON A"3 HERCIMG3, IBS Wan,ln((iiti Straot. All kinds t 1'nod, itTitohth! m.J I'l.MwI KitL MuUntl; en hmd. J PABXER, WATTSON a CO,' (SucoosBora to Well A Co.,) Importer anil B1 ait ufnc t ureri ot TOBACCO AND CIGARS, 221, 223 and 225 Front at., oor. Suorixmetito. n6 SAM FU AN CISCO, CAL, .ouuloviib. waltib aooi. u. a. uuirr. JbJ. rmrtiiT.furrxy CO., luiKirtorj svnJ wLolcanIo divtlurH lu F I If 1C WINKS k. LIQUORS, BO LB AOIHTS FOB (ESSE, MOORt & GO'S FINE OLD BOURBON AND RYb WHISKIES. DlllOt rHOM LOUIHV1LLI, II, 601 Front St.. bAN FRANOISOU. kpl Eatabllahod in 1851. C. VENARD, Manufuoturer of tho Original Cliartres Coll'eo, A7ut alt kinds of Spicea and California Mustard, 625 and 627 Front Stroot. botweon Jaokion and Paoifio. SAN FllAOlHGO. rJ, STADL1SI1ED 1800. Importers of Teas, East India goods and general groceries, 213 and 216 Front Street, San Francisco. o2G GRAND HOTEL On Market. New Montgomery and Bocond titroots, saw 'M.ikrorHCo, cja.iu. JOHNSON & Co., PaoPEiETons. a E. MARTIN & CO. Wholesale Lipr Dealers, tOI Front tftract, 8in Fra.clico. Propriotora of OllLIilCU'S UJXTIIA. OLD BOlllDOJI And sole atenta for . t, CUTTER'S EXTRA OLD BOURBON WHISKIES Oonstantlr on hand, a fall assortment of all tho ird Brands or WhlikUi, Fin llr.ndl. Foreign and Domestic Wluii, Dili BUttri, OordlBli, 4l h, A. Sanderson, I, L. Ilonv. SANDERSON & HORN llmportera and Jobbora of CIGARS AND TOBACCO, (Propriotora of LaKapanolaOigBX Factory,) Sole manufacturers oj the eelebrc.te 'CHAS. DICKENS' CIGAR 413 ITpoiit Htreof, Between Washington and Clay, SAM FRAKCIHCO. ap4 MURPHYpGRANT&CO. Importera of Amorican and fiuropoan Staple and Fancy DEY GOODS, WAJV FKANCINCO, CALIFOU3IIA, Call theattonUon of thoTrado to theii large and com id te stock of FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS Which thoy are now receiving dtroct from Jiaropoon Manufacturers, oomirlsini In part Frinch mrlnos. Wool Satlnee, Wool Plaids, French and Ocrmsn, Irish and French Poplins, Km pre si Cloths, j Tamlie, black and colored, Velveteens, Alpasas, black tnd colored, 1!KS, VELVETS, RIBBONS. ALSO G- L O "V E S , Kid.BttOs, Berlin (Ladies'. Mine,', fl.ntsl Gents' Undarwear And all kind of Gents' Furnishing Goods. j I Hosiery, complete In all IU brsncbe White GooOi, IlKlliUcrrrhltfL Shirting hlmni, Q.ulits, whiu- olor-d, Damstibs, bruwnjii ari't t:ln-b'd, Towels, Ifori, IUt-.r, Tiirkwh. SfxpLiliss ml Dojllas, ' fci.., fc-.ta. SPRUANCE, STANLEY & Ca- Importers and Dealers in Fine Old Bourbon RYE WHISKIES, Brandies, Gins, Wine3, etc., 410 FRONT STREET, 410 BA.V IKAXCLSCO. MACON DRAY & CO., Imjrten u( CIII.A & JAPJX TEAS, SHIPP.NG a Nil COHIMISSIOM MERCHANTS 3.'1 and J-1 SAN.SOM !; STUKtX SAX FHA-fLSCO. y aro w.r.nnntly in rcij.t of frch in r..tcr.M.HI.NA and JAPAN TKVS. and all ioMnpuna of Usi liu and briuiia Pro- 1tt-t da TRAVEL. .EDUCTION IN PASSAGE. Ul'lO.N LINK UKfWEKN Kow York, Qumistown, nnd Liverpool l'arr ine llio VniKnl StutO Mails 1 1'Alh'. ,-r- . NKVADA. MINNKnTA. I'lNHUIt Ka, M AMI V n-AXVZ-XT ? io.Ml.NU, SAILING FROM Ni:WYOHJi L'Vl.KY i:iNi;sn.-v. CAH1N Pitiiso truiu Now York fSO and ;m khIJ. Smtuivinus un tlio .vumo dkui "'l"i:i:ilAt'.K: 81 from Now York; i,;rr(,m LiviTi'iml nr vJuouiisU'" ii, l'li.vnblo in ourioticy l'iiivmt UiMi) or lu lioi iiiiuiv, I'ranoo, Mur wuv, S'din, olo., nt l.mv(-t Kutos. lU'iminiiii'iw tu Uroat Lintiiiii, Ireland and Ibo (.Vntiiii-nt. Mvh to Wll.l.lAMl A (.ll.ON'.iilirjad-wu (.ll.ON'.iilirjad-wu ; ,.r 11 LLUKKIMIK. d'-i tlt Lnka City. THE CHICAGO & NORTH" WESTERN RAILWAY Is tho PIONEER ROUTE between OMAHA, and UHIUAOO, comitluiod four yoara hro, ainuo wlik-h tiuio tho (Joiupaiiy linvo sjitirtul nuithor jminsnur oiponto in (lortoeLtiiR iLi rntd boat and track, ami oiiuiiipniR it with rolling lock, of llio moat iiiodon. iinprovonioitts; this, tDRtlior with tlin 1'ucl of its liuinz tlio Shttrttwt I,uie., otl'ora to tho Travol-inji Travol-inji l'tiblic a routn uiifiiirpiisaod in ttila country for Ppmul, coiul'orU safety and auro ironiiwi lionB. PAiniOIILAK CAUTION should bo Uikon by jin.i.-niiKr in Si'locling ihoir rout, and not lo dot'tiivtul by t'ttlai) tulvorUt-umunU and ropro.soiiLiitioua by inlnrfti"! partioa of cimiputiiijr linua in r'nj.rd to tiino, dislanccs, ratas, otc. Thi popular rouLo rvtuiros no ta btatiuiiontn, rulyini; on its into inorita, il iioyd only to be. known by tlio travol-ng travol-ng public to bo appruuiatoU. TlMli: Sun Frunoittoo to Omaha, four day id Buvon hours. Via (Jhictifro and North WosU.-i Railway, Onmlia to Chicago, twonty-' iiroo hours. Oinaliatc Now York, sixty hours. Ouiuha to Boston, sixty-four hours. Pullmaii'- plce, Hotel, and Blsp lug (Jars Aro run on all through train, from Omaha to Chicago. liow to Soctiro iSlonping Berths lio- foro Roatibing Omaha: riiHHcriyere doairouB of Bourinj iSloop. ing Uertbs, Sections or State Kuoma m tlio tiluoping Car from Omaha East, can do bo by tol'JKnipliing from any of tlio stations on the Union Paciflo Itailrotul, to W. A. CJurpontor, Oonoral Agunt, (J & N. W. Eaifwuy, Omnha, BlatiiiR what thoy want. Tbia is nil thoy nood to do until thoy roach tlio 0. & N. W. Hail-way Hail-way Depot on tho oast aido of tho Missouri Mis-souri Rivor, thon go to tho Sleeping (Jur Conductor, givo hiin tboir nKiaus, as Eor tologram, and tbuy will And that be as their bertha retorvod for them. Passengers going Eaat will consult thoir own intoreat by Bocurinjr Through Tick-ola via OlilAUO & NORTH "WESTERN KAIL WAY, which can bo procured at all principal ticket offices in California and tho Wont, and at railroad olliceH to San .Francisco, ball Lako City, Ogdoii, Omaha and Council Blulls. JNO. C. GAULT, General Sup't Chicago. H. P. STAN WOOD, General Ticket Agont, Chicago, GILMER & SALISBURY'S DAILY STAGE LINES THHOUGH Nevada & Montana Mon-tana Leaving Bait Lske City Dally, re; a Idk boutli to Tlntio, Amenoao Fork, Mount Nebo, SuYier, St. George, Utah ; and riocho, Nevada ; Passing through Fiovo, Sprixiffvillo, Spanish Fork.Piy bod, Salt Creek, Cnicken Creek, Round Valley, KUlmoro.Corn Creek, Bea7er, Miners-j Miners-j vitlo, and i AU the principal town and mining campi in southern Utah and touth-wii Nevada. Also leave Cor Inns, Utah, dellfi running north to Virginia City, Helena, Fort BcntD, Dcor Lodge, Codar Crock mines, and passing through all tbe principal towns and mining min-ing camps in Montana, Mon-tana, P1UMC1PAL OFFICJC. Wells, Rrgo & Co. Building fan! Salt Lake CI It Lon WSnia. H. P. KLmbsik SAlT LAKE, And Tintic Stage and Express HUMN19IO DAi: IT .'UOJi LaHE CITY, yI. LAKB TOW., TUOKLJC CITY, STOCKTO AMD OFUIB TO TI1I", The reole bu been reHleck "'l',!fS did Coaccrd CoMhoi. fioeSlo.lt. 'j,.,:, .f.e.lire Drivers. sr.d .'erj..""" o tt. e comfort ai, 1 oonveme." in. Oootl a'xommodaliorj on the TIIROLGH Bf DAYLIGHT. Cheap Fare and Quick Time. UA.. at W.Ms, Fargo Co.'.. alt 1.. WINES t KIMBALL. |
