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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 Respectable House. Booms Plea-'int. Clean nd Airy. ju TZR.US TO SUIT THE TIMES: "S Room and Beard rer day.- 1.5to2.0n Xoo-a acd LS"rd per week. iO LJ to 12.00 ' Rc-imi. per day. 50o to 1.00 ' Board, per dy,.... ..... . l-l)u biaxla meals - TOWNSEND HOUSE, HALT LAB, 12 CITY, THE LEAK HOTEL OF UTAH. JAMES TOWNSEND. Proprietor. THE SALT LAKE HOUS E FIRT-CLASS FARE, and SECOXD-CLAS3 PRICE. Those who would enjoy Comfortable Hotel Life can find il at the Salt Lake House, I - MALSII & GREEN EWALD, iii9 Proprietors. VALLEY HOUSE. Great Redaction lu Prices to Salt tlie Times. Board and room, per day....$l 50 to $2 00 Single meals 50 Single bods 60 Single rooms, per day 75 to- 1 00 ' ' m27 DAI1L i SORENSON. OVERLAND HOUSE, MAIN 8TREET, SALT LAKE CITY. . First Class Accojiiodatioii for Lalies j anfl Genflsmcn. Room ior Da from 50 to 51 00 Room per Weak , 33 f0 Mi 61)0 Ruom and Board par day 1 (W lo 1 !5 Itocmacd Board per Week 6 00 to 8 UU Day Uoard per Wk 50 Single Meals 25 eonta. Barber Shop and Laundry connooted with the Hotel. no'23 HKNRY BRITNTON. Proprietor. OCDEN HOTELS. BEARD3LEV HOUSE, OGDEN JUNCTION, Formerly Junction Hotel. f ' Oood accomodation fr transient and home custom. M. H. BEARDiLEY. Proprietor. Bl2 UNION DEPOT HOTEL AND RMLROAD DINING HALL, OEN, UTAH, Situated on Railroad Platform, Junction ol P. and C P. Hailroads. mirU Q. B. KRB. Proprietor. y .. - - ,' OMAHA HOTEL. f GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, O mail a, Neb. TTVnE LARGEST AND FINEST HOTEL X bet wo en Chicago and Sao F ranoiaoo OPENED, OCT. 1, 1873. GEO. THRALL, Proprtlor. . ooffl ST. LOUIS HOTELS. gWHERN HOTEL! fronting on Hh, 5tb, and Walnut SU., H A I NT LOUIS. M O. LAVEILLE, WARNER A Co., Prop's- THE SOUTHERN HOTEL is firrt-olasi in all its appointments. Its tables are at all I tlruo supplied in the greatest abundance with all the delicacies the markets afford. Its cnwfcs and employes are adl polito and attentive atten-tive to tho wants of tlio suosts of tho hotel. Thoro is an improved Elevator leading: from the first floor lo tho uppor one. Railroad and Moainboat Ticket Offices, news stand, and Western Union Telegraph Offioo in rotamin of tho hotel. no5 STAGE LINES. PARLEY'S PARK ' SALT LAKE CITY STAGE LINE, ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER FIRST, iho undorsiiino-1 will run a TUI-WEE1CLY 8TAGE Leitin Salt I a';o City on Monday. Wotii epdav.t nd b'ndys, aod roturning on tho ulternate da) a. Sundays excepted),1, Botwoon Salt l-ako and Park City. Uintah Minimi Di-trict, noupinc at Kimball's Hotel. Leave Sit It Lake City at 7 a. m: loavo bnj-dor's, bnj-dor's, Park City, at 7 a in-, arming at Salt Lake City at :t p. in. Carrying iho Lnifd Statos Mails and Wells, fariw A Co 's Express W. II. Kimball is only roaponsiblo for his half of tbo road. W. II KIMBALL. mlQ JOHN HUUTi. SOUTH WESTERN STAGE LINES. DAILY LINE OF STAGES FROM tho terminus of tho Utah Southorn Railroad Rail-road through xMithorn Utah and ticulhoast-orn ticulhoast-orn Novad to the lollonmoe points: SrrinKviUo, Bar.T. I'avKij, S'ar I int r iH, Suit Creek, t'an Francisco Diet. Fillmore, lif phe, 1 And all interinodt-ito points. Connect at l'y?on tti-weekly for all points in Tin l'c. " tri-we-Wly at -"alt Creek for the coal ticld and all parts in Saocoto-, Saocoto-, tri-wc-My at Heaver lor 1'arowan, -r- . n- Cr.dr ""J St Uecrt. TiractctlVc e r uti-ttvo hours , inn irai ottco. Wull,, i arjoi Co."l Build-ins;, Build-ins;, salt Late fur JyH HIUH white, Proprieio r. 5ILLIEE L SALISBURY'S DAILY st A.O-E zlulntie. Tuaocei I Koat&aa and Southeast Nevada. Leaving CORINNB. UTAH, DAILY, Bunnlnf North to Virrlnia City. Helena Fi-rt uenton, Deer Loire. Cedar Creek Mine, ar.d rain thrcujh all the Principal Princi-pal Town and Mmin Camp in .Mod tan a. PRINCIPAL OFFICE; Wclis, Farfi & Co. Building SALT LAKI CITY. MINING ENGINEERS, ETC. W.BREDEMEYER, MLNINO, CIVIL AND CONSULTING Engineer,, Deputy U, S. MLner&J Surveyor. Sur-veyor. Particular attention paid to onder-ground onder-ground surreys. Omce : Kimball Blook. Room No. 8. first South StreeL ol2 JAMK8 fl. JIAKTIXKAU, HYDRAULIC AND CIVIL ENGINEER, and LAND SURVEYOR, LOO AN, CACHE COUNTY. Mineral olaims surveyed. olO WELLS SPICER, 31 1 " 1 O ENGINEER, Salt Lake City, Utah, W ILL examine mines, make reports, maps, plau and diagrams of mines, and lur-OJih lur-OJih reliable ahstrncts of title. Office in Groesbtck's Block. 114 CEO. M. BOUTELLE, CIVIL ENGINEER, 1JTD U. S. MINERAL SURVEYOR. Offioo in the building oeonpied by the Sur-feyor Sur-feyor lieneral'B office, opposite the Townsend House, Salt L&ke City. - d3 M. T. BURGESS, CM Eupeer And ti S, Mineral Snrreyor - WUl prepare the necessary Papers and DU trma for PatenU and Protests, Offioo in Building oocg plod by Surveyor General. OFFICE OF THE f T Central,: Pacific I HI, 0VEB WKtLS, FARGO t CO. au25 - C: F. SilURR, Agent. ATTORNE YS-AT-LAW. E. D. HOCE, ATTOiN REY-AT-LA W. 13 and ?l FIRST South Street, botweon Eatt Temple and First East Street 5alt Lake City . mil C. W. SPAULDINC, ATTORNEY T LW, Oi-'t'lCE IN Clift House, up stairs. a 15 .. J..C. HEMINCRAV,:' " " ATTORt.'IJY-'AT-rjAWV OFFICE. '-ISfT's, Rim bal I'd Block, Firn South streot, Halt Lak Oitg. : 021 WHEDON Sl SPICER, ATTORNE YS-AT-LAW. PARTICULAR attention iven to esamining titles of mines and other real estate. Office, Room No. 1 Q roes beck BlocbetoM South Street. , - D.-P. Whodon,.- - AVolls Spiror, Late Register in U. S. Commissioner Bankruptcy. I and Notary Publio- f!7 C. C. CLEMENTS, (Late U. S. Burveyor Qanaral for UUbJ, Land &, Mining Attorney, Papers for Patents and Adverse Claims oaretully prepared, and patents procured. Omen.-Over White Jl MoGorniok's Bank, Salt Lake City. Utah. 18 MEDICAL. SEYMOUR B. YOUNG, PHYSICIAN AND SURHEON, RESID-encs, RESID-encs, 12th. Ward, half blook south o( tJiihop Sharp. Office In front of Savutlu' Hall, half block south of Theatre. tfi MUSICAL. PIANOS AND ORGANS. The SI. Louis Mercantile Co., CAPITAL $1,000,000. T1IIS COMPANY BUYS THEIR INSTRUMENTS INSTRU-MENTS directly from tho manufacturers for CASH, and are thereby enabled to sell at the lowest prices. EMERSON PIANOS ar.i NEEDHAM'S SILVER-TONGUE ORGANS A SPECIALTY. Any ether first-class instruments furnished to onlor. . .. The Silrer-Tongue Organ receive Its name from tho superiority in a point which constitutes consti-tutes the decisire criterion of excellence in any musical instxumont.--via., Superiority y Tone- The durability ef this Organ is one of Hi most remarkablecharacteristioa. Its quail tj oi keeping in good tone, also, is one of tbf most practical importance. Terms of salo liberal. Monthly or quarterl: Instalments to responsible parties . Branch office for Utah, No. 31 MAIN ST opposito Post Otfioe. THOS- P. MILLER. Manaser. THE MOST EXTENSIVE OROAN WORKS IN THE WORLD ara those of J. ESTEY & Co., BRATTLEBORO, VT. ' ESTABLISHED 'B-IG. Id 1ST they consist of eight extensive Factories, employicK between be-tween 600 and fJ0 workmon, manuiectoxing 1,000 Cottage Organs Monthly About twice as many as any other establishment in the world. THE FINEST CASES. THE BEST TOXE EVER PRODUCED PRO-DUCED in this class of organs charming charm-ing all, tiring none. Woiiflcrfnl an! Beantifol Solo Stops. VOX JUBILANT?, VOX HUMANA, ELICANTE, V IOLETT A. Orlffintl with and pMlaiw U) ill. ESTEY ORGANS, Illustrated Catalogues sant free. JOHN DAYNES & SON, AfiFXTS, SALT LAKE CITY. THE HERALD BOOK BINDERY Turns out BLANK BOOKS, Order Books, Hegisters in rood style and with expedition equal to any the West RETAIL GROCERY AND HARDWARE DEFT, z. c nvc. i. 1 This Department of the Institution is displaying The Largest, Most Complete and Varied Stock of Merchandise INT THE ABOVE LINE, E7"EI5, BIOTJCa-HT TO TJTJE:. The Assortment consists, in part, of Staple and Fane y Groceries. Slielf and other Hardware. Glass, Wooden and Queensware. Stoves, Sheet Iron and Tinivare. Sporting, Mining and Blasting Powders, Fuse in lots to suit purchasers. Mining Supplies, Camp Outfits, S'c. , . Counter and other Scales, accurate and durable. Drop and Buch Shot, Balls and Beer Lead. '. Rifles, Shot Gims and Derringers, of approved patterns. ALL THE POPULAR BRANDS OF FAMILY FLOUR. Gonds Ddii-ern! Ftx-t tOidl part r, the. City. THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID F R DRIED FRUITS - Call and examine the stock. Location OLD CONSTITUTION BUILDING. ' W. H. HOOPER, Supt. BROKERS Do you want to Buy a House? Do you want to Sell & House? Do you want to Buy Bonds or Stoeks7 Do you want to Sell Bonds or Stocks? Do you want to Rent a House? Have you a House to Rent? Have you Money to Loan? Do you want to Borrow Money? Have you any Collection to be made in . my part of the "World? IF SO. " CALL" AT THE REAL ESTATE AGENCY - OF S A L T L A K E, No. 83 First South S'xeet. FAUST &. MINES, aula Proprietor, . LUMBER, ETC. SIERRA NEVADA LUMBER ASSOCIATION, Dealers in all kinds of LTJMBER, Doors, Sash, Blinds, MOULDINGS, LATH, SHINGLES, WOOB PCMFS and WATER PIPES. Sierra Ma Lmlcr Association Successors to T. R. Jones nnd Bryant Brothers, Ualf Block Sooth of Depot- SAM'L McFARL AND, Agont. K. II , BARRON, Superintendent- au!2 J . O. Bryant. W . H. Bryant. BRYANT BROTHERS, . Dealors In all kind; of LTJMBEE. LATH, SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS, ETC. . PRINCIPAL OFFICE i LUMBER YARD, One-hnlfUock Soulh of Depot, SALT LAKE CITY, Etst side of B.ilrotd Trick. nit PHILADELPHIA TRADE. SAUSSER, DANGLER & CO. 412 to 420 Soulh 13th St., PHILADELPHIA, PA., ' Muoi'fcotur. a Full Line of WOMEN'S. HISSES' i CHILDREN'S FINE SEWED SHOES. Ow tods ar stamped ith onr names and arraclFd. and are keyt by 'L C 11-1. and all the priBoioal store. ml Z. C. M. I. COLUMN. SPECIAL NOTICE ! To flic Jobbing Trade and Retail Dealers of If all: Z.C.fVU. TTT0TJLD 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. We are sole agents in Utah for many popular brands oi 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. W. H. HOOPER, Supt. TEASDEL&Co. EAGLE HOUSE TEASDEL&Co. We are paying the Ad vaxceD PRICE ron DRIED PEACHES IN United States Currency. feff" REMEMBER -a WE PAY ALL CASH! AND THE Highest Market Price aiVES. TEASDEL&Co. We :tre iu receipt of our immenseFitll Purchase of STAPLE AXD FAXCi' JDttlT GOODS,! GFlXr.S' AXD LA DIES' BOOTS AM) SHOES. STAPLE AXD FAXCV G-ROCEBIES, GEXTS' CLOTHING. HATS AM CATS. ETC. , ETC., And are Constantly Receiving New Goods, Which we arc di"pDcin of for SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS. Ilrmcwhcr, nearly opposite op-posite the, Sail La he J louse. TEASDEL&CO. 655, 67 & 69, East Temple Street. BISSINESS CARDS. Ssoxr Ericas Cbds Inserted in tbi 00! gee, nsder their respective hdico. ' i coats per line per week, or 7? noU per 11m rer mon'Ji- This is u exrllet oppertoci J for rcifoil&seoos desJers &nd icecb&aicis K rle their business prominently before lie public tt s very isailltw!. TENTS A WACON COVERS TCVKTLS, id South, oppente Commep-. Commep-. cial S:. lerw from Sii) to SO. joiS BOOKSELLERS A STATIONERS T V- PWTi:n. l Fast Tempi. tret ' " , io '-;!s:: Bcoks, Schoel Book- sjd ivne tTn,-h stationery. FURNITURE HMNWOOPKY, Xcs. 75, 77 and 7 BAKERS. GLiOfiSBAKEKY: (Vofh riM, buTw.cakw bread, dolivorod in ail pru of the oil every n;L)rn:nr. oil) BOOTANDSHOE MAKERS. W 3. nOOPEK, No. S7 CommerdsJ 1 V . Sirett. Uivts andSoaoa maie to crdnr BANKING. DESERET NATIONAL BANK, OF SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. Paid-up Capital 8200,000 Authorized Capital SI, 000. 000 W,i. H HOOPrK. resident, - H . i-'I, ;KKpM K, Yk'o-rrcit., ) BKltlli.AM YOVSd, I W. JKWlNtiS, Dirctort JOHN SHAKf, I F. LLTTLK, 1 L. S. lilLLe, Cashior, J HEAL IX COLD DUST, COIN. EXCHANGE, Land Warrants, College Scrip, oto. CoUcc'ioiis nuiuc ami promptly remitted. Foil tin; x ExrtiAxyE For Sai.k. Interest l'aid on Savings Deposits. d3 a. ir. wmrr. ir. 8. m'oohni'k. WHITE & McCORNICK, i6i;cefc!0M to A. W, WMta A OcJ Kmt Tt-mi-lc st,, SiiltLid-e Citv, Pes!.i In Gold Dust, Coin and Bullion ISrfhatifje on all the jnincipal cnf.ee of the. Ctii(sf States and Europe. Fsrtiijninr Rltcntvpn slven to Collections ana "rrredE 7is:M','rd at furront rale of K oliaasa on duy of vaymcni. Mining Stocks Bought and Sold 01 Commission. CiKEKBronnrHTo: Hfok of California, Shd Franolsoo bi-.idUw A Co., Aa. Hank of Oil a. Now York Child: Prince Oaioano Mii-.o t:vvirps ..--?-cinlion tt. Limis U;ur.li-i JSntioml linnk . . ....... Umansi A TTt' rn'f.y liKO. F. WHITNEY. liiM.ivi.iii J.liLAZ,lKH A. Co., S. F. U171J , FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF UTAH Salt; Lake City. Soo Special Advortiscmmt on Tliird 1'nire. m.S Salt Lake City National Bank. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL S500,00O It. M. Drlt 1'roHonl. M llFUkKTT. t'BfMcr, Ul'.MrSitJAD A KlHKrATHUK.Aluirneys ( 'on-fspomtciits; -,u- VnnL 1 National 1'aik Unnk, Ho.tos National Unnk of North Amortus Cnu'Mio 'i'liitd National Bank. Sr. L'U"ia--l bird Nalkmnl Dunk. Okiiu Otnnlin Notional Bank . 1 KnASURi-o National I old Bonk and Trust Ck'iiipnn.v. L'vrtns McCiilkcli A Co. DOOLEY'S Yeast Powder J- --r r.-.t 1 v 1'urii .l DOOLEY'S Ycnst Powder 1- iul up in Full MfM Can.. DOOLEY'S Ycnst Powder .1 i.l.... .1. iriMif l-.i-. u.l- rni'l IWk DOOLEY'S Ycnst Powder Mill.. - JJ.-li. Hull'"., llM.llJIl! 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