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Show DIRECTORY OF SALT LAKE CITY AND UTAH TERRITORY. 4 WORK OF THE CHARACTER INDICATED BY THE ABOVE title is urgently demimcled by public necessity. A twelvemonth ac ivbeh the- undersigned announced their intention of issuing such ft work, another Direetoiy wlw presented to tho public, and they immediately with drew their advertisement. There being no proposition to publish a Directory from any other quarter at present, and the importance of Salt Lake wiLh the 1 growing industeriee of the Territory calling for one, they propose issuing, on or before the 1st of ;ArRIL, A DIRECTORY OF SALT LAKE CITY UTAH TERRITORY, COMPILED AND ARRANGED DY EDWARD L. SLOAN, Whose foimcr Directory of SH Lake gave so much satisfaction. The Directory of Salt Lake City and Utah Territory for 1874. will contain A General Director of Salt Lake City; It will also contain a Curonologica ' A Business Directory of Salt Lake History of tho Territory; a deBcrip City. tion of the Mining Districts, with . . . , much interesting and reliable in- A Business Directory of Otrucn.Provo. , ,. , .. . , ,. - . , , ' , . formation relative to tho leading Corimie, Alta. Binirliam and Oi)lnr, ,r. , ,, . , , , , ' ' 1 Mines and their development, and to the Agricultural, Manufacturing An official Directory of every County ftnd Industrial resources of the Ter- and Municipality in Utah. ritory. Canvassers soliciting Subscriptions and Advertisements will call upon buflinnss men and others in a few d;iya. It is respectfully requested that every facility be extended te the Canvassers Can-vassers for the general and business directory, by furnishing them correct information as to names and residences.' Salt Lake Herald" Publishing Company. J 31 BAI N W A GONS, FIRST WAGON DEPOT J SOUTH OF THE THEATRE) ' Repository for Concord Carriages & Buggies WAGON RSTERiAL IN URGE SSSGRIifiEriT. Z. C. M. I. the Bain 'Wagon at Ogdan and Logan, Utah ' THE BAIN TVAQON m warranted fob Oxe Year, as follows: " That the lummi in said Wagon ia of the beat quality, thoroughly was n?! find well ),ut together, and strength of imc sufficient f i nil reasonable worl by fair usage; and fur any breakage or Mure ou acco r.t of workmanship o material used, the underaigned agree to piy all rrMH charges, or t( make the necessary ropaira at place of sale. KEBREE & IiOBER'JfON. fold AgtniB fcrUth. SPORTSMEN'S SUPPLIES. "BGGVT1" STORE . HACitE BROTHERS Izircruri i' and Deete, rt Guns, Pistols, Amnuuution Reminyton Sporting Rides Oi,' SALE. The bnrt In ose. ST. LOUIS TRADE. BUY THE t liLEIUtAIEI) . Earfl. rd Tonsil Metal Type MA.WI:AC-1UBEU DY THE BOSTON TYPE FOUNDRY. J. A. ST. JOHN, ' n19 Munascr 8t, Luim Urn.-i.i-. I-'Olt SOUTH AMERICA. Tdehuis brothers, WOULD SOLICIT THE PATRON Aft l! ot Minor!" and others to i'urni-h tbein thvir outfit tor South miTim, bavins furnished furn-ished bqJ nvi-tod in furijitbniir tuo lartio.' that biivu already gone V, o will endeavor to give ihoro who call on in entire siilKfuo-licn, siilKfuo-licn, UiFco at tbo ioti.m:il liuu c, JUj Jiurket fctiuare, Pp-ioh. j 1 L January ibid, lbi. THROUGH TCB.fiGHAiyi IN TWO HOURS j FAKE REDUCED. I Two "Daily Trains. BINGHAM CANYON B. R OS and ft r MON PAY, January in. 1ST I. tick ft W And frnm SfIi Luke City and tiwKain can bo nurenmol at the U.iS.R.h. lionet Ulliou and at iiiimhjm elation ior S1.50. Trains lenve alt L&ko City at 7 a m. A 1 p-m. arnvoal " 11 a.m. i o p.m. " Ww. iniuham at Ua.ru. A 3.0 p.. tincrifj- IniLS lc:ro nail Lu'e City at 7 a.m. Mid UioiihuLu at i i'-m. J.'yyr 1-Wi.jhl by W, Fargo tC Wo at 11 educed h'aics, r,EO. (iOfS, a pan MIXED TRAINS will run DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED. Ln fin? Salt Lako City ft 8:0 and 5:05 p.m.; and OkIju at 5:UU a in, and '-i'.'M p D. For all information ooncorniQB freight or paaoo, apply to JAR. SlfAHP General Krnicht and Tloket Agent- JOIIN SHARP. Snporintondent. UTAH NORTHERN BA1LBDA0-, Trains Lonvc Lopn dnily at 7 00 n.m. Traiua Leave Coriiino daily at 12 00 m. CH AS. NIBLEY, Qenoral Freight and Ti :Wet Agent MOSES TllATCIlER, d2S tien' bapt-i STAGE LINES. GILMER S, SALISBURY DAILY STAGE 11 LIKE, TiEOCOH rjtalL Southeast Nevada & Montana oavinc SALT LAKE CITY, DAILY, Running Smith to Tiotio, American Fort" Mount Nebo. Sovie ,bt-tioorKO, Lriab ; anri Pioche, Nevada; PASSING THROUGH Provo, Springvillo, SpanMh Fork, Pavson, SaltCrcol:, Chicken Crook, Round Valley. Fillmore, Corn Crook, Bnavor, Minorsvillo, and all tho Principal Towns and Mining Cnmis in SouLhorn Utah and tSouuhoiwt Nevuoa. Also leave COXLSNE. UTAH, DAILY. Kunninpr Noi-.h W VJruinia City, Delona. -"ort lienion. Deer Lodye, Ccdw Creek Wine, acd pa.':nK through all tho Princi-I-iil Suwna and Aiming Caaii in Montana. uumCITAL OFFICE: Wells, Fargo & Co. Buiiuin SALT LAKE CITY. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED Dissolution of Partnership. NOTICE IS IIF.llBY GPVKN THaT tho partnership, hero oforo existing bu-titeun bu-titeun tho miderfinot in tbo l"juur busineps in Suit Lako jsiiy, undor tho name and etylo of Wickorahutu Co., hiu this dnr been diB-Bolvod diB-Bolvod oy mutuftl consent, All l'bta due or owing to said tirm must be paid to W. 11. Wickonthflin. All just account standing against aid Vv' ickersbum 3l Co. must bo pre-CIllod pre-CIllod to M. T. Uioro fur sottleuiL-nt. i W. II. W1CREUSHAM, M-'I. UIS11UK.N, By A. W. Adams, Attorney. Fait Lako City. .Inn- 11. Tl. IL TINNERS AND CAS FITTERS. 1 - . ( F. A. JUTCBI-I.U DAVIB JAM KB' 5 MITCHELL & JAMES, Keppoctftiily announce to tno Public that tlicy havo Kemovbd to their New Pre-misonoa Pre-misonoa "West Tomplo Street, opposite tho City Meat Market, where thity nope. - a(rii-L nltntlAn to (lllsillftSfl and BUI ft 11 , prolita to ini'tit the conlinutxl patronage 60 liberally bettcwod upoa them. TIN.SHEET IRON & COPPERSMITHS FURNACE WORK A ROOFING. GALVANIZED IllOX CORNICE. Gas, Water, and Sleam Fillers WEST TEMPLE STREET, Opposite City Meat Market GEORGE E. REID & CO. Are now prepared to ran m kM WATER PIPES Into buildings at the shortost notice and Bt tho lowest mlo?; and having a practical experience of ov-r twenty yours in tho bual-ncM, bual-ncM, g'joractce all work done in tbo best manner. We keep constantly on bund a large supply of OAS and MAlEli PIPE, CElANDE-L1L1.S, CElANDE-L1L1.S, Sl'uRE PENDANTS und BRASS GOODS, for Gas, Water and Steam Fitting. MAIN STREET, Opposite Walker House.) CHICACO TRADE. PACE, ERO. & CO., Importers and Dealers in LEATHER & FIHDINGS, "OLD CITY HOTEL CORNER," "iX'iS?" - - CHICAGO, ILLS. w.w.9Pa2o,B0.Lo;o,!P.,joiio,W H. I WHEELER & CO. LAMPS & LAMP FIXTURES, CLASS .V 3 S 1E,"CJIrr JARS The Largest nd Fiaert block on tho Common:. 22 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO o2 i M. D. WELLS & CO., Maauf aurora of aid Wholesale Dealer! is Boots & Shoes, , 6J3 Wabash Avenue, CHICAGO. M. D. Wells, , H. J. .Macfarland, H. Benedict. m2 S P. Moinivre. " The Old -Salamander." REMOVAL,. Van SiliacS:, EIstchii & Rcid, WHOLESALE Druggists & Paint Dealers, ILtve Removed tu their Xaw Stores, t2and HI LAKH STREET, - Corner Dearborn Stroot, I (on tho old sito) CIIlCAtiO, here, with huildinfffl erected oirronfly for the bue ill os, tcuoi ElovntcirB, oto., thoy have ' opened up sn imnjcneo Bock, unpurpaBed in the northwest. 1 Sueoial attention given to Territorial bull- HIKLSTl TOOLS. Minors' Plcks,Axes, shovels. Uaodlcs all kinds, (.old fans, Nluke Forks, Uoes, Ac, Ac. Particular attention paid to Minort' outfits. JOSEPH BPECK &, SONS, j9 61 N. WarkotSt., BOSTON, Mbm." FOFISALE AT A OKKAT BAROAIN. A PAlKOr woll-niatchod. yonn bar mared, wilh 8 noT top buegynnd hftruo?a. Uno of tho maic? him trottod in two iorly-livo, nd theyiaugo toiccLher in three minutes. WftrranledsouLO kind, end gentle, arcustomed to be mi von b a lady. Can bo soon at .Morroll'n livery stubk on Firat South Sroe, near Main Street. Will bo sold at a treat sacrifice, iu tbo owner is ab cent and boa no ue ;or them. Aiiply at ilor-iirwIiliU, ilor-iirwIiliU, or nl thoH.B.i.n nllino. f ia FOR SALE. T OFFHH AT A BARGAIN MY PLACi i on Kih Urt-t etrcet. with firniture, oar rftrf, b-dainK, linen, piano, piotnres, table ware, etc, etc.. Just aa it stands. Tur S13.WU. torma to suit tho paichaior, with inierott at 11 i'or cent ior annum on deferred payinunts- It r-ost over twonly thousand dollars. Kvory thins Uin poifout order, and tho best of It. kind. Andy mi the urcuiiuoa oral tbo Ilka- STAGE T0TINTIC WILL LEAVE LKUI On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Hi OILMEH & SALISBURY. NOTICE TO CONSIGNORS . THE LEHI Forwarding Company , Will ft-.tcod to tho HUirl'ISO OP FUEIGIIT TOfALL POINTS IN Southern Utah, Southeastern Nevada, &c. TINTIC FREIGHT MADE A 8PE0IALTY. AJdro.s All commuDkntionF to WINES & CUTLER, Managers, LEHI. UTAH CO no-TO JOHN T. CAINK. 0. W.STAVSER . LAI IN t ot b I AYlNLn, , NOTARIES PUBLIC, ALL UD8INESH ATTENDED TO CABEFTJX LIT. OFFICE WIIH i i SALT LAKE HERALD STEAMERS FOR EUROPE. WHITE STAR LINE FOR Que en stow n and Liverpool, CARRYI-NQ TUB iiNiTFn ;tatf; maif Newand full-powerfat Steanuhim ' Ovka ?ir, Rhpb nun, Baltic Ckltio Ikhmxkic. Butahhic AnixiTio, Baujic Railing from Now York nn Suturdarn, from Liverpool on Xharedayt, calling at Cork liar bor each way. Passenger aewrn modal ion '(for all cTaMetl innvnliO'l, combining, SAFETY, SPEED S COMFORT Saloon. State-ronms. Smoking-room and I laib-rooms in AUDSiIIP aoction, whore least notion ia felt. Surgeons and StewnrdesueBaeoompanr theje Katos-Saloon, JS0 'gold.; rotnrn tlrkets ?HJ gjld. titeoraxe, $M currency. Those wishing to Food for frionda from the Uld Country cpn now obtain neorago prepaid oor-lifictttca, oor-lifictttca, currency. l'ik'songer booked to and from all parts of America, Paris, Hamburg, Korway, Sweden. Swed-en. India, Australia, China, to. Draftsfroiu H, miwarda. For inspection of plans and othor in form fc-I :ion, apply at tho Company's otfioes, Mo. ia . Broadway, New York, R. J. COKTIS, AtfOnL ! NOTICE, On and after the 1st January, 171, the Hen-eral Hen-eral Agency in tno UnitoJ Siitte3 of tha Ojasnio ttoim 'avigati n Conipanv (White S-ar Lino) will bo conducted by Mr. R. J.i C mTIS. who is full? authored to aot in fc ibalf of naiil Compnnr. ia Broadav. Now i'. r!t, Deo., l73 . OCEANIC STEAM NAVUMClUN CO,, ja9 J. H. SPARKS, Attorney. E. 1L BARN U.M. Ag;ont, Salt Lake City. FIRE BRICK AND CLAY. UTAH FIRE BRICK COMPANY FACTORY : Comer 4th South Btreot and Utah Houthem Railroad. OFFICE : Yew First National Bank Building, Salt Lake C. No 1 Fire Brick Cement. Constantly on hand. Wo will build all kinds of Furnaces at lowest Living Phooa, and by the very Boat Mechanics. C. W. BENNETT. u i nop I I Hot! Hotter! Hottentot! FAMILIFS WHO USE T!IIS COAL havo to opon tbo front door and ait on tho fan co to kcoj) oool if used too fraoly. No auioko! No ainolM-No Phnaphorom to cuufio sioknosa and Lioadaehus. On. Works. Smel'ors, Runners and Auay-erB, Auay-erB, Blacksmith: and Kdk uoors use it, ' Children cry for 1L If you go! this coal you are saio fojndod on a RUCK- IIOCK SPUING8 Is a woll spnng of Joy In evory family Every man, woman and cMld mould hvo oar load. Drop up to tho Idnbo Storo and see it blue. jU JUliN W. b-NiiLL, Agt. FIRE! FIRE ! ! NEWMAN & CO.. Furnish Wu d already Cut and Split, Stove site, for leu than you can bay Wood else-whore. else-whore. ATCOKD delivered for t.75. Ifany Su,,as3 tin,? Jon't got tlioir motor', woith, jost trr .t ones yo iwill no.or buy el.owbero .Rorward'. LK WIi ORUKKSAT POST OFFICE, FILLED SMIE DAY. a CI IL ENCINEERS. CEO. M. BOUTELLE, CIVIL ENGINEER, AHD U. S. MINERAL SURVEYOR. Office in tbo building occupied by the Sur-'eyor Sur-'eyor General's offico, opposite tbeTownsend louse, 6alt Lake City. dJ W.BREDEWEYER, US. MINERAL SURVEYOR, CON-. CON-. railing Enginoor, Exmminor of M inos md fining KxporL Office at refidonco, Kimball Kim-ball Block, opposite Townsend House. oL2 JAMES H. MARTI NEAU, HYDRAULIC AND CIVIL ENGINEER, and LAND SURVEYOR, LOGAN, CACHE COOKTY. Mineral claims surveyed. olO JOSEPH CORL1NSKI, CIVIJJ ENGINEER, United States Mineral and Deputy Surveyor for Utah. Office: First South Street, nearly opposite S2H St Mark'a Churn. M. T. BURGESS, Civil Engineer and U. S. Mineral Surveyor, Will prepare the aeoeesary Papers and Dla xams lor Patent ana Pro testa. Office la Building ooenpied by Surveyor QenexaL jani c. a. Elements (LateU S.Surveyor General for Utah,) A FTER ten year einerience as Land At- rV. torney, Resistor or tb-Land OKco, and :i aurreyor Uenoral, acaln offers his lervloei a 1 M aifl Inliii Attorney, In all contested Minbg, and other Land i oases. Papers for Patents and Adverse Claims Carefully Prepared, and ileid JYocurcd. Over White &McCornickT3 Bank, SALT LAJvE CITY, UTAH. d25 CONFECTIONERY-GRAND CONFECTIONERY-GRAND ANNOUNCEMENT. FIXE DISPLAY OF CONFECTIONERY, BEST AND I CHEAPEST GOODS, AT II. WALLACES 1st South-st, Salt Lake City. FABENS' LINE FOB CAYENNE, FRENCH GUIANA. ESTABLISHED IX 182t. TIllEGT LINE FROM SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS, TO TflfkoU to sail regularly 1st of every mDtli. Cnly direct lino from thoUni'.cd States. First-clasa clipper barks and brigs with ample- passeneor accommodations and gooa facilities lor f-eigliL Rftto for passage, $75.00 currcQcy, including in-cluding table board and budding. Freight, 23 cents per cubic foot. I All applications for passage or freight , should bo made as early as the 20th of each month. C. E. & B. H. FABENS, Fabens' "Wharf, Salem, Mass. is I CHICAQ- O, ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC RAILhOAD. THS GREAT CENTRAL K0DTE Nov opes directive CHICACO and, the EAST. TI OPS MOINES, DAVENPORT, ANb ROCK JiSLAND, connecting at Dos Moines with iho LEiS MOINES VALLEY R. R- foi Keo u and SL Louis; at Daronport with Boats for all points on the Upper Mississippi; Missis-sippi; at La Salle wilh the ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.. North and South, and ai Cbicuo with all tho fost lines East and bouth, TWO FAST EXPRESS TRAINS L.to COUNCIL BLUFFS DIlr. TRAINS RUN ON CHICAGO TIME. This road being thoroughly ouulppod with ELEGANT NEW COACH K3 AND SLEEP-UNO SLEEP-UNO CARS, and having the advantage of pmooth, well-ballast oil tree offers to th-traveling th-traveling public an Emtfrn Line unequalled for 6 peed. Comfort and Safety. Through Tlo ete via thin Line to all Eat em Cities can be had at tbo Company's Tiokot Unices, International Hotel, Omaha, Pacific House Bloc , Council Bluflj, and at the Depot. 0AOOAOE CHECKED THROUGH TO ALL rUSCiFAIi JiAiiTERN P0USJ5. . STEVENS A CO., Wholesale asi Mail Stationers h Offor the new edition of . CHAMBERS' BNCYCLOPDIA Bound in library Stjlo, IM.50. Beit and ohoanort Eneyeloriwlia er pub- liahod in iVmonca. " Estate of James M. Carter, DECEASED. ATOTIHE 13 HEREBY GIVE1 BY THE l undersigned Admin ratora of the above namod estate, to tbe croditora of. and all per-ioos per-ioos having olnimi againit said decioaod, to exhibit the same with noooaaary vouchors, with in two ytars from tbo 5th January instant, in-stant, to the undonunod, at tho otiioe over Firit National Bank. Main street, 6alt Laat City, r LOKbNCEJ. CARTER, M. A. CARTKR. jfl A dm ioiatratora, FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT For the benefit of tho Public Library of Kentucky. Over a Million in Bank !! A PULL DRAWING ASSURED ! Tuesday, the 31st March, next. Only GO 000 ticket have boon issued and $1,500,000 Divided into 12,000 cash gifts, will be distributed distrib-uted by lot among the ticKot-hold-jra. LIST OF GIFTS. ONE GRAND CASH OfPT 82'OOno UNK GRAND CASH ilF I' - . AUJ.UUI ONE lih AND CASH GIfT 30 0 0 ONE GRAND L'Aoii Gift' ONE UKAN L CASU GibT J7,;.0U 10 Cash Gifts, SlO.Wfl oich lOu.wu m Cash Gifts. 5.''0oucb, 150.UJU 5tJ Cash Gifts, J,"W eaL'h, ao.cfn 8' Cah Gifts, iWbtich, .OjD 100 Caeh Gifts, 4uo each, . JU.uw 150 Car h Gifts, . HWJ each - svrtJU 26i' Oan Uii'ts, oacu, ou.oi ' jrj Canh Gifts. l'W each 8arWl l.OOu Cash Gifts. 50 each . 6-xi,uuu Total, 12,U""0 girta, all cash, amuuntuig to..... $1,500,000 Tbe concert and distribution ot gilts will rocitivelr and uni-uvocilly tao tlace on be da now lixot. whothur u-II tho tickeu ar old or not. and the l.two irifu all paid in pro-wrtion pro-wrtion to the uumOer ol tickets sold. . PRICE OF TICKETS. Whole tickets, -'-i; Halve. S2r, Tontba. or iach coupon, t; Eleven Wholo Tickets lor loot): aaVa Tiokei fur ii,-0; lU VVwle Xiok-its Xiok-its fur $.,"-": Wholo Ticltotfl foril".w0. odiecounton leas thin Soh worth of TickeU THO. E. BKiMLKTTE, igeit Public Lib'ary, Kentucky, and Man-iger Man-iger Gut Concori, Pabiiij Library Building, Lnuisville. K '- rj WATCHES AHP JEWELRY. T COSTI FOR CHRISTMAS AND XEW YEAR PRESENTS. THE MOST DESIKABLE OP-PORTUN1TT. OP-PORTUN1TT. CAEL C. ASltUSSEH will eel at Cost, without reserve, ant wishes to call special attention to nil beautirol assortment of tine LADIES' GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. BRACELETS, LADIES' AXD GENTLEMEN'S DRESS RINGS, CHAINS, LOCKETS 4 CHARMS. Also agroat variety of the beet solooted GOLD NECKLACES, BROOCHES, EAR RINGS, AND FULL SETS. A oomplote assortment ot the boat aratlos oi AMERICAN WATCHES, the most suitable for Railro'id Travelers, Farmers and Miners. For sironeth and Rood foing they are uDsarpHSf d, and will keep t onger than any othor wntch. ' ALL GOODS ARE SOLD UPON HONOR, AND WARRANTED. The publio are cordially invited to inspect. CARL C. ASMUSSEN, j JEWELER WATCHMAKER. ! Opp. Voat OCaai, SALT LAKE CITT . . C. P. R. R. On and ntpr Hondnj-. Sept., 29. JNT.t, Trains will lottve Ogden dull) , a fulJcws: 5;50 p.m., Pve nirer Train for Sareainento and can V'ran. iw!o. 5i58 p.m.. Through FVeieht Train for Sacramento Sacra-mento and kjain yrancico. I. H. GOODMAN, Gen. Pas. and Ticket Agent A. &. TOVNE, tien'I Sup't " GEO. H. RICE, Askkt, Salt Lake City, ' in n:ri Uriull k Royle Go's BanV. NEW YORK TRADE. Fish, Clark & Flagg, OOO BROADWAY, NEW YORK, 4RE 1TOW EKADT WITH THEIR HOVULn 13 It Men's FirnisMni Goods, FOll Tiif KAHLY SPRINU TRAIJE. i'J) BENEDICT, HALL & CO.. Manufacturers and Waolustvlu UUes in BOOTS ANIJ SHOES ia-i a i3 gband-st., new yoke, Sorrier Crodby, o bJoek east of Broadw dii . TH03. M. ARCALL & Co. Mei-'s, Youths Boys' and Children's CLOTHISTQ At Wholk&alk, UUt An 81a BROADWAY, NKW YORK. k. oowLn. f37 JEHIAL READ & CO.. , MaaufavlureiF and Wholesale Dealers la FUR AXB WOOL HATS Straw Goons, Cmhmlxj, btc., j No, 6ts BROADWAY, IV H.W YOUK, JTlt HVTTrtR. J j BRUSHES. STEWART OELEBRATXD BRUSHES, roi PAINTERS, KALSOMINERi?, - WHITE WAS HERS, HOKaKlialf Ato araaxAL Familt Uaa. ' For Sale, Wholesale and Rttell, by Z. C. M. I. Grooery and Drug DepanaenU Messrs. Godbe A Co., Messrs. Toaadel k Co. . ' J1. H. STEWART k Co. ' " Pi'f K,r,h.-p. OY8TEE8! BOOTH'S SELECTED BALTIMOUE OYSTERS FRESH EVERY DAY. ALL orders sent from town or C0m.tr -i, rooeive immediate attention, SIIIPMAN A BLONSEK, Exchisivt Agents for Clj, 5 Main Street. Salt Lake Citr. P''B" inONFOUNOERS EDMUND WILKBS, Law SILT LIRE IRON CO, MaDufaotnrer ef all kinds ot Iron and Brass Castings Mining, Killing and Smelting . MACHINERY, Will contract to ereet Qcabtz Mills & Smkltebs complev Nareow Gauge Railroad Vfou, SWITCHES, FROGS and WATER STATI0SB 8EAT, HAND, - PUSH, an: MINING OARS, BUILDING FRONTS, ORNAMENTAL HOUSEWORK, And BUILDINGS, Era Woau: One block South of the U.C.B.H MINING SUPPLIES. NOTICE. SCOrOlMM&Co,, Are the Agents in Utah Territory for ths nit of my Picks. Pioka stamped "J. Wriftl," or "J- Wright, extra." oomini; thro mi isj other source are a bogus and lnfenor tnili hiypiclts are pointed with an exira qaiiarj ofbest cast steel, and are the Until Washoe Pick, Dated July 23, 1873. J. WRIGHT, 3m FraneUee. , Alio Deafen la IRON, STEEL, STOVES TLVWAES ibrTWTKet mniro WROUGHT TV7ERS Pipe and all kinds of Fitting for Furnace, uf1 Mill-, HARDWARE. BURDEN'S HORSB AMD MULE BBOW, BLACKSMITH IOULS. : BRASS .GOODS, RUBBER GO0P9. Have a well-appointed Shop, and art an pared to io all kinds of SHEET IRON ANDTIN WORK Promptly and at reasonable rates. No. 93 East Touaple, or iLiin Street it St. Louis, Kansas City AND Northern Short Lira TO AND FROM SALT LAKE ASI THE FAST. Passengers to and from Salt Lake should bear in mind that theSt-LouH, Kansas City & Northern Short line in connection with the Kansas Citr, St Joseph, & Council BluflsR, B.,istH only line running through cars oto the great Missouri River bridge in and out of Omaha. All other Unas to or from the east, north or south involve in-volve a disagreeable transfer aw change of cars in transfering over til Miwouri River into and outofOmal Tiiis line is the only one running through cars between St. Louii aai Omaha in direct connection with l Union Pacific railroad. Then l mportant facts for the traveling pub to consider, as clunjjes of cir nd transfers, which other lines an ubject to, are sources of great comfort and inconvenience to h era which the iniated fully apprw, all of which travelers may aroid 5 taking this great through line," availing themselves of the advantafi it offers. GO THROUGH ST. LOUIS. Tl la not (ronorllv l-nnwn. DUt it nevertheless a fact, that the ahoitn line to and from Salt Lake, and D isville, Cincinnati, Indianopolis, U iumbus, Wheeling, Pittsburg, ! land, Buffiilo, Harrisburg, Phil"" phia, Baltimore, Washington, ' l'ork and Boston.is tluough St.W ..vcr tho St. Louis, Kansas W Northern Short line. This Une b ulv the shortest and quickest, tc it uilorus an additional advanuse passing through St. Louis, th uietrojxjlis of alu four nuitf" and fifty thousand inhabitants . tliinl largest city in tlie Union, a-most a-most prosperous in all bniIlctl?:il trade and manufacturiefl. It located in tlie great Valley oi Mississippi, practically at the ajO" of the Missouri River, it is S1" dratng to itself, by reason of cation, a large majority of the " uf the Great West. , People goine jj ot from "ie Z North or .-lh, to or H" Great West, by other lines, shonB all means take this line through Louis, and personally wilnas magnitude of this great city. 'ilie St. Louis, Kansas fiiy ern Short line, with its elegant em lueut of reclining chair 4J' iB they run v ithout eitra $&L magnificent day coaches sleepuig alaces, and eieellont w way, atlords the best avenue o from St. Louis, to and from in West, |