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Show 6 THE SALT LAKE TIMES. SATURDAY, AVML j 1891.' " 5iGreat Reduction in Prices! ON ALL KINDS OFN House Furnishings! c5 HARDWARE! Sporting Goods! Our Stock Must be Reduced Before Moving Into Our Elegant New Store. lgwr Salt Lake Hardware Company, mmi ia rounds of best Granulated Sugar for tiM at Rogers & Co the leading Grocers. 4o East First South. Telephone 107. - - - Fur Kent, Fine, large, new store room on First South and Fourth West, one of the fin-est locations iu the city for a good gro-cery store. l'UKN'c 11 & Sowkhs, 18 Commercial St DR. J, E. COHN, riiysiclasi & Surgeon. Kemoved Office to Constitution Huildlni?, Main St. OfTIre hours into tt a in and 2 to 4 p m. Spe-cial attention paid to Dlauaaca of VVo.in n. itf 111 GEO. A. LOWE, Dmler in all kinds of lirst-cla- ss AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS! Buggies, Surries and Road Carts. Handsome, Stylish and Durable. Steam Engine, Haw Mills, Etc. Kailroad Contractors' Supplies. WareHcuse: 133 tc i5 Pirst East St. i : Lynch & Glasmann. Real Estate Brokers. ' i. We Offer the Following Bargains for a Few Days Only. They Must be Sold at Once. The Following Are Genuine Bargains : 3.1x1 fiO ft Lot, with new Frame Cottace, 3 rooms, larp v ' pantry anil closet, city water, fruit trees: on Alameda Avenue, between Hrlgliaui and First So.tli, near 12th East $ 1,400 SOxl.lO ft, 4 blocks north from McCornick's Residence, nicely located, fruit trees, etc 1,000 50x140 It Lot, on Capital 11111, nlcelv located, beautiful view 750 i!5xl 40 ft Lot, on Capitol Hill, good location, fair view.. 400 3 Lets, 30x140ft each, on Grant street, between 5th & Ol h Morth; each 150 40x1 1 5 1-- 2, on Main street, 2 block from Temple; this Is a snap 12,000 IO Lots, 25x125 ft, .1 blocks north of Poplar Grove; the bunch lor 1,250 330x105 ft, double corner, 4 Mocks southeast of Warm Springs, line peach orchard on ground. , 8,000 We Offer the Above for a Few Days Only. Easy Terrqs ! Lynch k Glasmann. tf- -- Iff SANTA FE ROUTE. Atchison, Topeta & Santa Fe R R Buns the Finest Trains between Denver, Colorado Spring. I'ueblo nd Atchlsuu, Tupeka, Kaunas City. 8k joarpb, Oalealiurx. CIjIciko. These Trains are Solid Vestibule DINING CARS, FREE RECLINING LIBRARY CHAIR OARS Leaving Denver 6 p. m. dally. MOST POPULAR ROUTE I To reach all Eu-r- Point, either via Chicago or St. Louis. Ask any ticket agent for UckeU over tbls Uoe For further Information, time cards, etc., call upon or aildia J. D. KENWORTH . GenT A(Tt. Progress Bld'g, Suit Lake Oity CEO. T. NICHOLSON, 040. rn. t Tk't Ait't, Topeka, Kaa Chicago mm lie THE j MILWAUKEE & St PAUL Is the only line rnnnlnir Bnllfl VptlhuteJ Stam and Klertrlo Lighted Trains Dally, (Htwwn Chl'-ftt- and omaba, compoBed of MHgnlllcont SleepUig Cars and Ite Finest Dining Cars ia Q3 Worli EVKItYTlllNtJ riKST-CLAS- S ! Any further Information will he cheerfull furuisUed bj ALEX. MITCHELL, Commercial Aeah 1I S. Main St.. Salt Lake City. T. F. l'UttKl.L, Traveling Ae.nt. Popular Route To all Points East. Only One Change of Cars I'tab to Kansas City or St. Louis. i Elegant Pullman Buffet Sleeping I J Cars. FKEE RECL!.IG CM!?. CARS. Be sure your ticket reads via the MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY. H. C. TOWNSEND, S. V. DERRAH, G. P. T. A., St. Louis. C. F. 4 P. A 161 8. Hsln Street. Saltr ake City. Utah T II TT! Denyer & Rio Granfle SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD, The Favorite Route to Glcnwooi ispon, Leadville, TueWo, Colorado Springs, Denver And all Points East and South. rwo first-clIswrai- daily. Elegant Pullman and Tourist Sleepers, and Free Chair Cars on Each Train. For full Information, call on or address A. N. OLIVER, frelKht S rassengor Aijent. 58 W. iftid South. S. T. SMITH, A. 8. HUGHES, General Manager. Traffic Miu'e& S. K. HOOPER, O. P. and T. A, B.ILBloch&Co. T77"liOlcccilo 1 LIQUOR & CIGAR MERCHANTS.) 13, 15, 17, 19, Commercial St., Salt Lake City. 1 I Have in stock the largest line of Imported and Domestic Wines. Rran dies, Li J qtiors, Liqueurs and Cordials in the Inter-Mountai- Country; are Headquarters for Pomery Sec, Cliquot, 0. H. Mumm & Co. and Monopole Extra Dry Cham-pagne. Agency for Carl Upmann New York Cigars, Straiton & Storm aaj ' Eduardo H. Gato "Key West." SOLE AGENTS FOR CHARLES HEIDSIECK SEC. Telephone 365. KAIL ORDERS SOLICITED. P. 0. Boi 553. Colorado Miami By. PIKE'8 PEAK ROUTE. Standard. Gauge. BETWEEN Denver, Colorado Springe, Pueblo, Salt Lake Cfty. Ogden. Paeifio Coast and all Northweet Points, via Munltou, Leadville, Aspen and GlenwooJ Springs. 6xo. M. Soott; Jas. OLKirDirrirmt, fi. B. RmrrtKTj rnsident Vlos-Presid- Ssoretary. GEO. M. SCOTT & CO., (INCORPORATED.) --DEALERS IN-- Hardware and Metal, Stoves, Tinware, Mill Findings, Etc, AGENTS FOIl the Dodge Wood Pulley, Koebling's Steele Wire Vacuum Bcpsv Cylinder and Engine Oils, Hercules Powder, Atlas Engines and Boll ers, Mack Injectors, Buffalo Scales, Jefferson Horse Whim. Elakt Pumast Miners' and Blacksmiths' Tools, Eta 168 MAIN STREET, ' ' Salt Lake City. - Utah j.W. Farrell & Co 'Flnites, Gas 4 Steal Fitter! Dealers in all Kinds of Lift and Force Pumps Orders taken for Driv and Dug WU GuqaooU built and Connection mods . JUS Mm Utrtrt, &p-- Ayttrharh Bret. SCDEHY OE?lALLFD. EiJIII'MEOT IXSl'RPASSED. Through Pullman Sleepers and Pullman Tourist Cars oetween Dnvtr and San Francisco. Thronitb Ihe hoart of the Rocky Mountains Th most eonjfortabl. the safest and the grandest of ail Trans continental Route. For rates, description, pamphlets, eta, call upon or addrew J. D- - KENWORTHY, G.n 1 Ag't, ProtireJH Bld'g, Bait Lake City. H. COLLBRAN, CHAS. S. LEE. General Manager. General Pass. Agent Colo. Springs, Oolo. Denver, Ooea Witmm&M 239 s. fc ain bait Lake City. KELLY & CO. Printers, Stationers, Blank Book-Maker- s. No. 46 XV, Second South 4 U Salt Lake City. - - Utah. Our facilities for Mtez first-clas- s Joh Priat-lh-are of the newest and tiest. Hooks ruled, printed and bound to ordr. .Samples of Kail-Ma- Mining, Bank and Mercantile wor alwaj a on hand. Complete line of ontce Hup-site-ernhrarlui; the most approved LaLiur-b- a viin; and Economical Inventions. Frioes Low 1 Call on a ' C. SELLS, J.TUCKER. H. W. SELL3. Sells & Corripany, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Mai First South street, opposite 14th Ward Assembly Room 9. 9, Uox 1078. OMPlsoeer Iar4ef Armttrsnc Jk Bafltjk of debtor and creditor, or jeopardize the collection of debts, or repudiate any honest obligations." This is as pood ms a distinct repudiation of some of the people who assume to represent the Alliance, and we trust, is meant to bo. The Alliance on I).r,t Payimc, Philadelphia Times. So persistent have been the intima-tions and, it must be confessed, so con-stant have been the indications that the Kansas farmer would be glad to get rid of his mortgages elsewi.se than by pay-ing them oil', that it is reassuring to find thu Alliance of that state declaring that neither the desire nor the policy of the organization is to "disturb the relation WEANDOURNKIGIIBOKS Eewi of the West Polished Up. BoileJ Sown, io That He Who Euns May Eoad. AUT E0I830R3, ADT HULLU& Items of Intrest and Bits of Current Cwiiuient From the List of Our Exchange! Midway at last has a daily mail after Sixteen years waiting. 1 loads of steel rails have ousy shot and killed Conductor ()' Neil a year ago and hai been kept at the city jail since that time, partly at lib-erty, has sworn out a complaint against l.ee riirnell, a guard at the jail, charg-ing him with bastardy. The young mini's friends call it a case of black-mail ami refuse to entertain any belief as to his guilt. (iraud Junction Star. A deal is on foot by which several hundred acres of land near (iolden will pas Into the possession of a very strong Kuglish syndicate. It includes the 410 acres controlled recently bv the Atchison, Xopnka & Santa Fe road and hubseiUcutly purchased from them by the Jlenver," Lakewood & (Iolden road. The plan is. in brief, fc establish upon this property a uumberof manufactori-es. The price is declared to be iu the neighborhood of $1(10,0110. Fourteen car been shipped from the east, to bo used in the Sevier Valley branch. H. V. 1 biggs of Pleasant Grove has teen sentenced to six months in the penitentiary ou a charge of unlawful cohabitation. The improvements at tha Frovo Lake tesort are making rapid headway. The tiath houses are being erected as l'sst as the wealhar will permit. Quarries of very line building stone could be opened in this neighborhood, notably one situated iu Manti canyon. The color of the rock is white, and in every way resembles marble. LNephi Ensign. An expert iu Ogden was locked in a vault in one of the banks, and made his way out in three minutes. Itisclairned he car open any safe made, lie is in the employ of the Mosler Safe and Lock company of Cincinnati. In the district court at Provo. Orlan-do llerron, who had withdrawn his former plea of not guilty ami entered a f lea of guilty, also came up for sentence, le admitted that be had been in the pen before for a similar otlense, but he thought he hail a tolerably good reason lor living with his second family, as his first wife hud kicked him out of doors and he had no other plaeo to go. He wan sentenced to four months in the penitentiary. Mr. J. T. Jack was in town yesterday notwithstanding the report of the Salt Lake papers that ho us engaged as guide on the Peer Creek railroad. Mr. Jack is on his way south, and carries with him an extensive outlit. The ob-ject of the company is kept secret, but we learned that their journey lies across the western desert, the destina-tion is some point in southern Califor-nia. Whether he is working for a rail- - road company or not is to Mr. Jack a mystery. His well known ability as a guide was his recommendation, and his instructions are such that he is not sup-posed to know anything when ts'king to newspaper correspondents. ephi Ensign, COLORADO NOTES. There is a lively contest in F.rie over a proposition to bond the tow n to put in waterworks. James Darnell w as arrested at Pueblo while trying to break open a Sauta Fe car containing beer. Kev. (ieo. VV. Barr, of Laramie, has accepted a call from the Presbyterian church at Fort Morgan. Lawrence Mansann, proprietor of the Metropolitan hotel bar, suicided Tues-day afternoon by shooting. Charley Hurley was found dead in a railway closet at Brighton on Tuesday. Ieart disease was the cause. Jesus Morena, who was interpreter to Chief Ouray of the Southern I'tes, as buried in Montrose Sunday last. The Colorado Springs republicans h.ave nominated Ira B. Spraguo for mayor and W. 11. lloagland for treas-urer. Dr. Belmont of Pueblo has been fined ff'JOO for illegally practicing his profes-sion, ho not having the necessary certi-Jicat- Another disastrous snowslide has oc-curred at the (iold King mine near destroying part of tho tramway and causing a loss of $1UU0. Dr. Martin Himly, of Denver, took a close of poison Tuesday that caused his death. Despondency over the loss of a brother was the causo of the act. Thousands of wild ducks are report-- ' ed on the ponds and lakes within eight and ln miles of' Pueblo, but few sportsmen seem to be aware of the fact. It is reported that a large refinery is to be erected in Pueblo that will em-ploy 800 men. The works will use a new copper process in the reduction of ores. The husband of Mrs. Lucy Anders, who committed suicide at Colorado Springs, has disappeared. It is now be-lieved that he was implicated in the cruel treatment of bis son. The state legislature has passed rep-resentative Amnion's bill regulat ing the fees of county officers. L'nder its pro-visions salaries wiil be substituted for fees in all the counties whore public business is large, and the offices will no longer be disproportionately unrernun-erati- e to the incumbents. Although Governor Routt has ap-pointed 'aptain Kennedy adjutant gen-eral of the state it is probable that the captain will never wear the stars of the adjutant-general- . The law provides that all persons connected with the mil-itary service shall be able-bodie- d and Captain Kennedy is drawing a pension on a claim of disability. The contract to build two iron and wood bridges over the Gunnison river has just been let to the Kullen Bridge company of Trinidad. One bridge will fpau the north fork of the Gunnison northeast of Delta, and the other will span the main river at the town. Koch bridge is to cost the sum of $14,000. Mabel Hurley, who in a fit of jeal- - IDAHO NOTES. Contractor Jon Krowu has been fig-uring ou a UO.ODO gallon water tank for Shoshone. Some of the residents of Shoshone desire to place a tank of that si.o on the bank of Little Wood river, just north of town, to be, used for irri-gation purposes iu particular and tire in general. The liellevue Herald of Saturday last says that It. U. llanford, jr., a liostou capitalist, last summer was attracted to the Snake river gold beds, and at once bought up and located good claims near Storv's and Starr's ferries. This week Mr llanford was in liellevue to record additional claims and water rights. He has succeeded in forming two compa-nies, and will next week have the gravel going over his burlap machines in large quantities. In answer to a question as to what county liellevue is in the editor of the Herald savs: As to the Herald's opin-ion, like that of our correspondent, we don't see why things haven't been (set ou the move ere this. To a reflecting man it would really huciii as though precious time is being lost. Hut we nre HHsured of one thins, and that is that Lincoln and Alta will never get a rec-ord or paper from Log:in without an order from the higher court. NEVADA NOTES. The editor of the Austin Reveille wants to bet $100 that the air lino rail-road will not be built in five years. Cattle are now being shipped from Heuo to California aimost daily. Kvcn Oregon is being supplied w ith beef cat-tl- )rom Nevada. The peach and apricot trees of Inyo are all loaded with blossoms. Some good placer diggings have been found in Monroe canyon, near Dun (.ten, Humboldt county. The lleno papers say that many sheep which have been sheared are dy-ing from the cold. It is inexcusable, cruelty to shear sheep so early in the season. ,1. I'. Phelan of the lirm of Mesick & Phelan. San Francisco, fell down stairs at the Winnemui'ca hotel, H'innemiicca, last Sunday evening and sustained in-juries from which he died about noon Monday. T. L. Haker arrived from Kansas last week, bringing with him twenty-tw- "Hob Whites." ISeven of the birds died on the road. The rest were turned loose in J. Borland's field. For the benefit of those who have never seen any of the species it may be stated that in color and size they resemble gener-ally the California iiail, but have not the top-kno- t of the lalter. Look out for them and spare their lived. Inyo Register. Rio GHu8 Western BtgrandeSS g nd PTER AUrARn .AApj E CURRENT TIME-TABL-E: in Kt!e t April B. Mil. No. V. No. 4.. FAST-nOl'N- TRAINS AtUnttc Atlantic Mall. jKxpress. I.i avp i "iriU n a.ro. H:tt p.m. Arrive S;il! Lake u.iii.i H:,r.i p.m. Leave S;i:t Lake '.:; a.m. K':'f p.m. Arrive lr..vo ll:',ii a.m. 11 r.'tti p.m. Leave 1'iov i It Ki a iu. ll lv, p.m. Anive;r.'en Kiv-- - ..:) p.m.i .v:io a.m. Leave! ireen litver fi:.'i(i p.m.! fti.'V, a.m. Arrive i iraocl Juneiinn. . Wi.Op.tn.1 :4. a.m. Arrive Pueblo I :J p.m.1 li & a.m. Arrive Colorado Springs. 3:i p.m. 4: IS a.m. Arrive Denver !::" p.m.; ":1m a.m. No. I. No. 3. WEST HOUND TRAINS l'ai lflo 1'aelflc Mall. Expre.HS. Leave Denver y:t a.m. 7:(lo p.m LeaveOuluraJo SpnuK-i.- . ll:.Vi a.m.l t ib p.m Leave I'uebbi I :HT p.m. II :'J:i u.m Leave Gran. I Junction. .. I : i.m. g:OU p.m Arrive tireeu Kivit HM p.m. 6:ai p.m I av (ireen Kiver H::".l a.m. II 0) p.m Airive frovo 2:WI a.m. .":) a.m Leave Provo .'1:10 p.m. 12:ail a.m Arrive Salt Lake 4:.'lfi p.m. 1:4ft a.m Leave Salt Lake 4:tr, p.m. 8:0iJ a.m Arrive C'ttdeti :0J p.m. 8:( a.m " LOCAL TIAI'S. SALT tAKIS AM) (IIIIK.S Leave Salt Luke, a m a. m., 0 ; a. m., 4:45 p.m. HetnrnliiK, arrive In Salt Lake, 9AI) a. m.,H:iOp. m., y:.:tp. m. Leave Salt Lake, S:v0 a. m. Returning, ar-rive In Salt Lake. ?:;) p. m. 1MKKII AN FilHK, IM'"Vil, SI'MINUVIl.t.R, THIS-H.- Mltl'.NT I'l tSANT VII VANTI, Leave Salt L ike. V:ffl a. m. Keturnint:. ar-rive n Salt Lake, t :X p. ni. t). C". Di llx ;E J. II. RKNNF.TT. (ien'l Mana.er. Oen'l Pass. Airt. MONTANA NOTES, Tho citizens' party of Missoula has nominated J. M. Keith for mayor. A Hutte saloonkeeper has a live snake on eihihition in his window. An action for 15.()(K) damages has been lirought againft the city of Mutte byainauuho fell through a hole iu the sidewalk. .Jack McDonald, an of Hutte, was shot in a gaiiiliiing house row at (iranite ami so hadiy injured that his leg had to lie amputated, from the effects of which ho died. M. M. Coleman met with rather a Serious accident at Livingston. He had retired for the night at the hoti'l, and turned down the lamp, which stood at the head of his bed. During the night it expioded, throwing oil over his persou, burning his face and hands badly. WYOMING NOTES. The United States court will convene at Cheyenne on Monday for the trial of Parker and Day, the stairu robbers, and several postoilice robbers. The (iold Hill ' diggings" continue to be the theme of excited discussion in tho U'yjming press and in all mining circles. Stage lines are being arranged for from various points along the rail road and a big rush is looked for as soon as the snow banks disappear. An employe of the I'nion Pacific in-formed us yesterday that a number of new machinists, boiler makers and blacksmiths are to be hired in tho near future and placed in the shops at this place. This is as it should be. The roundhouse is tilled with engines wait-ing repairs, with but few men to do the work. Evauston News. |