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Show SALT LAKE HOTELS. TAYLOR'S HOTEL Situated in the Business part of the Citv, half block South of Z. C. M. I. A Quiet And Hdoc table House. Rooms Pltasint, Clein ind Airy. TERMS TO SUIT TUB TIMES: " Room "J Beard rer d)y M,.r!$ Mooed aid lizard per week iU 0" to U-'m Room , per day, W J-00 Board, Per W, 50c TOWNSEND HOUSE, gALT LAB.I; CITV. THE LEADING HOTEL OF UTAH. J AM EH TOWNSEND, Proprietor. THE SALT LAKE HOUS E FIRT-CLA3S FARE, and SECOND-CLASS PRICE. Those who would enjoy Comfortable Hotel Life can find it at the Salt Lake Iouse. MALSH & GREENEWALD, n20 Proprietor. VALLEY HOUSE, j Great Itedactiou In Prlci-si to Salt the Times. Board Mid room, per day....fl 50 to 82 00 Single meals ?V Single bods J" Singlo rooms, per day 5 to 1 w mOT DAHL & SORESSON, OVERLAND HOUSE, MAIN STREET, SALT LAKE CITV. First Class AccoioMoii for Ladies and G-Bntlemen. Room per D. fr S'!2JS Room per Week .. " f Koom and Board P.r d.y - .. ;i5 Hooiu and Board por Week .. bOutoSM bay ikiard per Wtwk . ivJ JjiDele Meals -..25 cants. Harbor shop and Laundry oonnoctod with the Hotel. 0023 OENRT BROSTON. Proprietor. OCDEN MOTELS. BEARD 3LE Y HOUSE, JUNCTION, ' " Formerly Junction Hotel. tlood accooicdfltion for transient and homo oustoin- M. H. BEAKDILEY. Proprietor. a!2 . UNION DEPOT HOTEL AHP R-ILHOAD OIWIMO HALL, OO t)EN, UTAH. 8ttuatod on Railroad Platform, Junction ol Vj. P. and C. P. Railroads, mirll ft. S- KHB. Proprietor. OMAHA HOTEL. GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, Omaha, Neb. TtmH LARGEST AKb FTNKST . HOTEL J. Uitroen Chicago and San yranoieoo. OPENED, OCT. L 1873. ORO. THRALL, Proprietor. (V9P ST. LOUIS HOTELS. .Fronting onfln.6tli, and Walust.Sts., SAINT LOUIS. MO. .LAVEILLE, WARNER k Co.. Prop',. THE SOUTHERN HOTEL Is itaHl" If all Its apDointmonla. I" table' are at all times .upr.lk.1 in the liroaton abundance with all the delicacies the markets afford, its ,Horksandoim,loro.-.o all polite and attan-.live attan-.live to the wanu ol tbc .mwtt of the hotel. There is an improved btlo.ator loading from tho first door to the upper ono. V.ailroad and steamboat Ticket Offioes. news tUnd. and H estorn Union Telegraph Ofnoo in SSia" r tb. hotel. ns STACE LINES. PVRLEY'S PARK SALT LAKE CITY STAGE LINE, PiN AND APTKR NOVEMBER fIRST. ' U the undersigned will run a Tltt-WEBIt-LY STAGE Loavirg Salt T.ako City on Mondays. WedrordarsanJ Fndaw, od rolurniiil on i the alternate days. (Sundays excepted), .Between Salt Lake and Park OUT- Ol"'"' Mining Di-trict. stoi.pine at Kimball s boiol. Lcaro ri.lt Lake City at 7 a. in.: .Is." W dor's. Park City, at J a in., arriving at ball iC,,Cy',pV'tl.oP' Voifd fta.os Malls and "Wells, 1'nrno A Co 's Express w. 11. Kimball is only rosponsiblo .or nis Half of lucre!. w J( K,MBALL, at) JOHS ll'JUT. trtrriiiM- - i - SOUTH WESTERN STAGE LINES. ,v lTVfl OF SUAE FROM D the teruitTi of tho Utnh ; rTiad through iuthorn I lh and SoutnoMt ern IN ovada to tho fidlowmog point. p ' J, b ar U ml net. sJu Crook, s F raoois. o Put. Fillmore, 1 . And all iuUrmixtute po-nt Connect at P.ywn iri-wwkly for .11 po.nli In " iri wV.nkir t -nit Crook for the co.l fiokh nod U l'rti in S:i:ii-tri-wwVly at Hovr lor Farowan, Crd .r an.1 St George. Time to Tioo- e Hicv-nvo hour . li in iisl ofBeo, Wall, fArgoi Co.'sBuiid-io(, Co.'sBuiid-io(, tall Lake Cut jyU HUf.II wniTK. Proprietor. uILKEE & SALISBURY'S DAILY st rva-E JiiiisrE. Monlana and Southeast Nevada. I Leartns CORIUNK. UTAH, DAILY, RocntTjff North to V'rin!a CSty. Helena bVrt iienton, Peer Lodee, Cedar Creek Mine, aad r"L,-''ins thrvueh all the Prinoi-pal Prinoi-pal Town and Mintns Cimn In Mod tan a. paiNcirAL orrics. WoIIs, Farfi-4 Co. Building SALT LAKE CITY. MINING ENGINEERS, ETC. W. BREDEMEYER, MLSISQ. CIVIL AND CONSULTING ikucineer,, Deputy U, S. alLnorai ar-vejor. ar-vejor. Canicular attention Jaid to andor-trouad andor-trouad lOJTujs. OtSce : Itimball Block, itoom No. . FiratHouth Streot. ol2 JAMK8 tt. MAKTl.N'KAU, HYDRATJLIO AND CIVIL ENGINiltR, and LAND bb'KVKVoH, LOGAN, CACBB COUNTY. Mineral claims larveyod. olO WELLS SPICER, MINING ENGINEERi Salt Lake City, Utah, WILL examine miaea.make reports, maps, piaU and diaaramd of iniooa, and tur-oiiQ tur-oiiQ reUable aixuacuof tide Office in Groesbeck's Block. CEO. M. BOUTELLE, CIVIL ENGINEER, U. S. MINERAL SURVEYOR. Offioe in tho hnildinir oooupied by the Surveyor Sur-veyor General's otBco, opposite thelowmond liouse, Salt Lake City. do M. T. BURGESS, CiTil Eijlneer Ani D. S. Mineral Sumpr fflU prepare the nooossary Papers and Dit frajas or Patent! and Protest. Office in Build be occupied by Surveyor Qeicrai. OFFICE OF THE Central Pacific R. R., OYER WKLL8, FARGO & CO. au25 C. F. SMURR. Agent. ATTO RN EYS-AT-LAW. E. D.HOGE, A TTOiREY-AT-LAW, 19 and 51 FIRST A. South Street, between Eei Temclo and First East Street Salt Lake City . mil C. W. SPAULD1NC, ATTOKKY AT LAW. OFFICE IN Olitt tlouse, uu taira. alo J. C. H EMI NCR AY , ATTORNEY-AT-L AW- OFFICE. NO. 5, Kimball's Block, First .outh stroot, Salt Lake City. 21 WH EDO N A SPICER, ATTORNEYS-AT-L AW. PARTICULAR attention iiiven to examining title of mines and other roal ostato- Ofnce. Koom No. 1 Groesbcck Biook.Soctna South Stroot. D. P. Wba-Vm, "Walls Spicer, Lato Reciter id U. S. Comtnissior.cr JJankruL.toy. I and Notary Puhlio- m C. C. CLEMENTS, : (Late TJ. S. aurvayor Qanoral for Utah), Land & Mining Attorney, : Papors for Pfttonta and Adrorae Claims oarotully propftroJ.iina patont procured. Oiob Over Whiw & Mcorniok'B Bank, Salt UkeOity. Utah. t" MEDICAL. SEYMOUR B. YOUNG, PHYSICIAN AN1 SURGEON, RKSI.O-onos. RKSI.O-onos. 1-th Ward, half blook somh of Bishoo riharp. Office in front of SovontiM-Hall, SovontiM-Hall, half block aouth of Tho-.tro. T FITS CURED. C. VV.HIGCINS, WI.D.J MICROSCOPIC AND ANALYTIC P a Y-sician Y-sician of Boston, Mana,. would mfor m his friends and the public that ho has located in Salt Lake City- Ur H makes a specialty or FITS, Cacoors. Doti'oe's. aoro iyoa ana Tape Worms, an kinds of Worms, A. 1 cases a r. ii. mftbos a nocia ty of Chronic diseases, and by a Miorosoooa I examination ex-amination of the bl od and urine he rill tell jouatoncothe naturo of your di-jas , aoa then, if jou wish, ha will dal out to you the , iciontino romodios, Bv .ho mi of tho micros-codo. micros-codo. ho can dotoct calcutt. oanceroua matter, carbonate of lime and ail extraneous aub-BUooes aub-BUooes mixed withltae urt le of blood. Oihco. Two Doors Aoru. of U aiknr House. Office hours, Iroui no a m, and from to MUSICAL. PIANGS AND ORGANS. The St. Louis mercantile Co., CATITAL $1,000,000. mnlS COMPANY BUYS THEIR LN8TRU-! 1 M ENTS directly from tho manufacturers I for CAbU, and aro thoroby enabled to sell at loo'lowest prices. EMEP.S0N PIANOS and NEEDHAM'S SILVER-TONGUE ORGANS A SPES1ALTY. Apy other first-claM instruments furnished l0X."'ll rot-Tongue Organ rocrlvas '" name frora tho lup.riorTty in .point hih n t tutostho decisive criterion of exool ence yn ari m slaV instruinent.--vl... Superiority TTbe durability of this Organ Isone of til t remarkable charge, sties. It, onalttj "keeping in good tone, also, is one of thi niToVsal.'Xrai" Monthly or uar..rl. Vr,ZlTSS"Uxm ST appwito Pos' Uffico. TUOS. P. MILLER. Manager. JwL. 1 THE MOST EXTENSIVE ORGAN WORKS I IN THE WORLD are those 0. J. ESTEY & Co., BRATTLEBORO, VT. t.An 600 and 6M workmen. saanul-oturiM 1,000 Cottage Orrranu Monthly About twice as many s any other ostsbltstinicnt In the world. THE FINEST CASES. Tin-: BEST TOXE EVER rEO-DVCKD rEO-DVCKD in this data of organs, charming charm-ing all, tiring none. f onuCrM ani Ecantifol Solo Stops. VOX JUBILANTE, VOX HUWAHA, DELICANTE, VIOLETTA. Original ith a,d oocluiar to lha ESTEY ORGAN'S, Illustrated Catalogue! seal fr. JOHN D4TNES & SON, AGENTS, SALT LAKE CITY. RETAIL GRoSrSlNDliARDWARE DEPX Z. G- lL- I- This Department of the Institution is displaying The Largest, Most Complete ani Varied Stock of Merchandise IX THE ABOVE LINE, EYEB BZROUGKHT TO TJT.H:. The Assortment consists, in part, of Staple and Fancy Groceries. Shelf and other Hardware. Glass, Wooden and Queensware. . Stoves, Sheet Iron and Tinware. Sporting, Mining and Blasting Powders. Fuse in lots to suit purchasers. Mining Supplies, Camp Outfits, Sfc. Counter and other Scales, accurate and durable. Drop and Buck Shot,. Balls and Bar Lead. Bifies, Shot Guns and Derringers, of approved patterns. ALL THE POPULAR BRANDS OF FAMILY FLOUR. Co'ds JWitW Free to all part of the Oily. THE-HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID F -R DRIED FRUITS Call -and examine the etock. Location-OLD CONSTITUTION BUILDING. W. H. HOOPER, Supt. BROKERS Do you want to Buy a House? Do you want to Sell a House? Do you want to Buy Bonds or Stocks? Do you want to Sell Bonds or Storks? Do you want to Rent a House? Have yoa a House to Rent? Have you Honey to Loan? Do you want to Borrow Honey? Have you any Collection to be matle in any part of the "World? IF SO. i CALL AT THE HEAL ESTATE AGENCY OP SALT LA K. E, ' No. S3 First South S'reet. FAUST ii MINER, aula . Proprietor. LUMBER, ETC. ' SIERRA NEVADA LUMBER ASSOCIATION, Dea'.erfl in all kinds of LUMBER, Doors. Sash, Blinds, MOULDINGS, LATH, SHINGLES, WOOB PUHl S and WATER TU'EC . Sierra teafla -Lnilier Association Successors to T. R. Jones and Bryant Brothers, Half Block Sooth of Depot. SAM'L MoFARLASD, Agent. E. n. BARRON, Superintendent. au'2 J. 0. Bryant. W. H. Bryant. BRYANT BROTHERS, Dehors in all kinds of LUMBER, um SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS, ETC. PRUClPa OFFICE I LUMBER YIRD, Onn-hlf Work South of Dprjol, SALT LAKE CITY, East silo ol Ra"roaJ Trailc oil PHILADELPHIA TRADE. j 412 to 420 South 13th St., PHILADELPHIA, PA., 1 Manufacture a Full Line of , WOHEIl'S, KISSES' t CHILGREn'S FINE SEWED SHOES. ! the principal ston. ml Z. C. M. I. COLUMN. SPECIAL NOTICE! To the Jobbing Trade and Retail Dealers of I tali: 'Z.C.M.I. WOULD CALL THE attention of its regular regu-lar customers, as well as the Public in general, to its immense im-mense lines of all classes of Merchandise, arriving daily and on exhibition, in its various Departments. The Retail Trade of the Territory can best serve their interests by replenishing their stocks from this source, and for the following reasons : The business is conducted on the strictest principles of economy, hence the closest market prices can always be relied on. ! The new goods coming in were purchased with special reference to the Fall and Winter Trade, and surpass all previous efforts. Our abundant facilities and experience enable us not only to distance all first class competition, com-petition, but to offer inducements induce-ments unrivalled in . the Wholesale Trade of the Territory. Ter-ritory. i We are sole acents in Utah for many popular brands of Groceries and Hardware, which cannot be purchased elsewhere in this market. Competent and experienced experienc-ed Salesmen are on hand in each Department and the Public can rely upon having orders promptly and faithfully faith-fully executed. V. H. HOOPER, Supt- mll TEASDEL&CoJ EAGLE HOUSE TEASDEL&Co. We are paying the Ad vaxceD PRICE FOR DRIED ' PEACHES IN United States Currency. Say REMEMBER -m WE PAY ALL CASH! ASD THE Highest Market Price Q1VKN. j TEASDEL&Co. We are in receipt of our immenseFall Purchase of STAPLE A.XD FAXCY ID C3-OOXJS,j OEXTS' AX1 LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES. STAPLE AXD i'.LYCl" GBOCBBIBS, GENTS' CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS, ETC., ETC., And are Constantly Receiving New Goods, Which we are disposing, of for SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS. Fi.emcui.hcr, nearly opposite op-posite the Sal! Lulic Jlouse. TEASDEL&CO. 65i, 67 & 69, East Temple Street. BUSINESS CARDS. Skct Bra-cas Caros inwned in column, ardor Iheir rceroc.-TO beadirc. ' & oenis rJ line rr wek. or To coeM for liM per aioEili. Th.it ii : excellent orroricin j for n-.i.cl!ooas dealers mcd rrccbmiOJ ft plac their basiness prominently beicr tic public t ft Tery rnll con. TENTS A WACOH COVERS. TCl'KTLS. 8i South, tvrosite (Wuser; . cil SL Icsta frcai Si.' to SAO. jc BOOKSELLERS A STATIOKERS JOIES PWYKR. i Txst Temple ?tret Dealer in lllask 6oiol Eok (Lrd Fii:e Vrr.fh Stationery. FURNITURE. HPLNWOOllVY, Mm. b, T7 rnn-1 7- . tl South Street. !C? B A K ERS. GLOBE 13 AKKRY: ft-wh ri". baa,. ukM " breJ. delivered in all Nkrts of .-10 oily t err momint. olC BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS. TIT J. TT00T-ER, No. Comcervlftl ? . S:ret- Boot ondsfaixw maae to crJir BANKING. DESERET NATICNAL BANK, ' SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. Paid-ap Capital S200.000 Anthomed Capital SI. 000.000 Wif. H HOOTKR. IV'mJo!. , H . s. KLURKlViK, Viva-Frist., 1 BKIGHAM YOUNG. I Wu. JKNN'IXCS, V Directors JOHN SHAKf, 1 F. LITTLE. L. S. HILLS. Coslnor, J I'EAL IN COLD DUST, COIN, EXCHANGE, Land Warrants, College Scrip, etc. Collection made ami promjitly remitted. FoF.KUiN EXi'nANiE FOR S.U.K. Interest raid on Savin's Deposits. nil A. W. WiUTR. W. 6. M'OOBSl.'K. WHITE & McCORNICK, tSncoeasori to A. W. White Jt 00.J AW Temple st., Sail Uk' City, DeaJr Ln Gold Dust, Coin and Bullion Kxehanae on all tM mTun, c.1.00 (Art United Steles wul Aiofx). firtieolM' attontlnn clven to OellofttlonJ no procociE reuiitteU at current rte ot " elitvntie on day of rkjiuont. Killing Stocks Bonglit tuid Sold o Coruiuission. Dork of Cnlifrmln Sr.n FraniMFeo Loiiil-iw at Co.,Asii).U".nL ol tola. .New iork Childs A 1'rirco CIiIoheo Sidtc Snir-:s .'?rciiitiou St. Louis UcLubftMiunal Dark .Onimh ATrnnvkY UKO. F. WH1TN l'.Y. Buokuis J. GLA.LLK 4. Co., a. if. mjl FIRST NATIONAL "BAH OF UTAH Salt Luke City. Sco Special Advorlisomont on Tliird Poire. Salt Late Cily . National Bank. AUTHORIZXD CAPITAL $600,000 B.M. PrTlELL. IVcM.lont, .K'SKI'll M Itl'RKKTT. ehlor, UKMrSTKAU it K.lHKl'ATHIiK,Allorny Correspondent: .. v ) Nnlioriftl Bark BnnV , M.U ohk- uonnon, jjawson A Co. Boston NatioDftl llnrik of Korih Aiuor.cn Chicaoo Third Nnliorml Dank. Br. Louis--Ibifil Kntionnl Bunk. Ot.i.Hi Omaba NnLional Bonk. Sks FrtAtifno National Uold Duik and Tru Com puny. Lonpos McCnllorh A Co. it Pfewi. v -..--v '. ...i DOOLEY'S Ycnst Powder DOOLEY'S Yeast Powder U put up in Villi W'mkM t'an. DOOLEY'S Yeast Powder .M..k... . l.-tranl Hi rimJiii'l H"llu- DOOLEY'S Ycnst Powder Jlw. IWk -M i.lline. 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