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Show 2 s THE SALT LAKE TIMES. SATURDAY. JANUARY 21, 1801. " ' ' "' i ... 4'. ' '' ' : v . ..... ' 'v ' - ; v.. i ,i i ''' t " BANK, OFFICE AND COUNTY SUPPLIES. . Wo. 24 W. Third South Street. ' - . ........ ' : ... v :v . ' :ry p ' DREUHL fi FRffl drOggisvIBS S e cor. Main and Third South. iVf t&f !4sa ifH We rtrrr a complete line of Dnitcs, Chemicals, ' f IMj5E3SWB Proprietary Kemedies, Trnms, Import-- Vf t24gSjM KtfSrJP'l ported domestic Perfumes J iWwctf r2l?l5 & WiMtk and Toll Article,. 'WMitS 1 RV) JW The Camponndin of rttrelrlaiM' Praaerlp- - tlonaunil Family Itacipee our ap.olalty. ;5CIWn5jSS' . iii"3ii'5 ?rf V'i-?'- . A,, a n. ,. of Truss., Pr,,M a :d Crntcles. SpecU utteniion given to on.e.-- i X S$-a'v,,- ,, A wlvii'vW? yn'"-- iSsi iV!htiii-iiA- i CHICAGO SHORT LINE. r P WAUKEE&SUAUL In the only l'ne running Solid VesMhuled, Steam and Kleetrlo Ltirhted Train Daily, lirtn'wii ClilcaKO and Omaha, compulsed of Magnlllreut Siwplmj Cars and TSb Finest Dining Cars in the Worll KV EICYTH I NTFI KST-CLAS- S J Any further information will be cheofull 'u'ma"eJ"y ALEX. MITCHELL Comnioivial Ageat. ; 161 S Main St., Salt Lake City. T. K. POWELL, Traveling A emit. THE Denver & Eio (Me SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD. The Favorite Rout t ClenHoofl, ispen; Lemhillc, Pueblo, Cilnal1) Sprlnss, Denver And all Po.'nts East and South. TWO FIRST-CUS- S TWINS DAILY. EHgant Pullman and Toitrl it SI lepe's, and Free Chair Car i on Eaoh Train. For full information, call on or address A, N. OLIVER, Freight & Passenger Agent, 58 W. Knd South. S. T. SMITH, A. S HUGHES, General Manager. Tr.ifflo Manager. S. K. HOOPER, G. P. and T. A. E. SELLS. J. TUCKER. H. W. SELLS. Sells & Corripany, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Lumber. First South street, opposite 14th Ward Assembly Rooms. P. 0. liox 1078. Old Pioneer Yard of Armstrong A Bugle. Go. M. Sooth jAa. Gi.ENDKNTirN( II. 8. Km-u- i President. Vice-rresido- Becrotary. GEO. M. SCOTT CO., (IKCORPORA TED.) --DEALERS I1T-- Hardware and Metal, -S- toves, Tinware, Mill Findings, Etc, - AGENTS FOR-- tho Dodge Wood Pulley, Itoebliag'a Steele Wira IUp. Vacuum Cylinder ai;d Engine Oils, Hercules Powder, Atlas Engines and Boil ers, Mack Injectors, Buffalo Scales, Jefferson Horss Whim. Blake Pumna Miners' and Elackamiths' Tools, Eto. 168 MAIN, STREET. Salt Italic GItjtv - - Utah CoMJiH By. PIKE'S PEAK ROUTE, Staiiclarcl Gaiigre. BETWEEN Denver. Colorado Sprii!(j. Pueblo. Salt Lake nty. Ogden. Paellle Cj.-i'- t anl all Xorlhwst Points, via Manltou, Leadville, Aspon and Ulenwood Sjirlugs. SCEXERY lAElimEI). Eljl'IPMESr I'A'Sl'BPASSED. Throuph Pullnrin Sleepers and Pullman Tourist Cars tietween Denver and Sao Fruuclscj. Throiiuh the heart of the locky Monnt.ilns. Thi most f om'ortable. the saf'-- t and tha grandest of ail Kautes. For rates, description, pamphlets, etc., call upon or address J. D- KENWORTHY, Gen'l A(t't. Proiieis Hid'?, Salt Lake City. H. COLLBRAN, CHAS. S. LEE. Ceioral llsnw. General Pass. Ag-n- t. Coio. Wpr.njs, C 'lo. Danvsr, Colo. gmiiPopiilar Route llfP Toill Points East. Only One Change of Cars Itah to Kansas City or St. Louis. Elegant Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars. FREE RECLIMG CIIAIR CARS. Be ure your ticket reads via the MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY, H. C. TOWNSEND, S. V. DERRAH, G. P. A T. A., SU Lonls. C. F. & P. A 101 S). Slain Street. SallLaku City. I tah KUMS BUFFET C.IRS Between Salt Laka Cty and Butta. Oommenclni! Tuesday, Oecemlr Hth, the ITnlon Paclitc will operate Pullman Buftei Cars Between tiilt Lake City and HuCio without transfer City Tlciet Omce. $01 M:iiu Street. - : ., . , , ri." W. ECCLES, Una, ft Agt if BV.tiA n f M I tl IM 'A1 R. J. SMITH, Printing Houaa Coart. Job Printing, Bookbinding and Lithographing. Bank Office , and County Sapplies " Legal Blanks. ' ' 24 W Prd South 8t ' ' - ' v Rait Lake City. Utah t SANTA FE ROUTE. AtcMson, Topeia & Santa Fe R. R Runs the Finest Trains between Denver, Co'orad) Sprlntis. Puehla nrid At'hison, Topeaa, Ka:.e-- City, 8c Joseph, GaleKburg, ClilcaKO. These Trains are Solid Vestibule DINING CARS, FREE RECLINING LIBRARY CHAIR CARS, Leaving Denver i p. m. dally. MOST POPULAR ROUTE.! To reach all Eastern Point s. either via Chicago or St. Louis. Ask any ticket agent for tick, aver this line For further information, time cards, etc, call upon or addrexv J. O. KENW0RTH , Gen'l Ag't. Progress Bld'g, Bait Lake City CEO. T. NICHOLSON, -- v Pm. tt TV AA't, Ioyi kaa. IDE LTAli POULTRY COM.. Wholesale Produce Dealers, . General Commission Merchants i Sole Western Auente for the Heston and Bell Spring lYeanjerv Butter, vti West Jind South M.oet. Telephone 7t; P. Q. box 611. Branca nouiw Para City, Utah. '., !( I IpfctfJ Rl GRANDE pSTilHDAHa GAUGE. CURRENT TIME-TABL- E i In Effect January 1, J801, No. 8. No. 4. EAST BOUND TRAINS AUantlo Atlar.tlo Mall. Express. I 1 L?av Opdi n ... - HM a.ra.1 8:45 p.m. Arrive Suit Lake a.m. :5J p.m. Leave 8 lit Lake..- V.iO a.m.'Hi:'i p.m. Arrive Hrovo 11 :iO a.m. Il:,i0 p m. Leave Piovi 11:40 a.ni.,ll:3-- . p.m. Arrive Orcea River :3 p.m. fi:.) a.m. Leavetirwn Klvw fi:H p.m. 5:: a.m. Arflve lirand Junction... :.'0 p.ni.! :4" a.m. Leave Grand Junction... 11 :H) pmJlOM a.m. Arrive Put-bio- . HM p.m. u::.0 a.m. Arrive Denver K:u) p.m. 7:10 a.m. Arrive Colorado Hprinifs. 1:J p.m. S:M a.m. Arrive Denver 4:Ii' p.m. 8:50 a.m. No. 1. No. a. WEST' BOUND TRAINS IWilio l'ai iHc Mail. Bxpresa. Leave Denver H:15 a.m Leave Colorado Springs.. W:.Dp.m 11:10 p.m Leave Denver S: 0 a.nv. 7: p.m Leave I'uelilo i.:4. p.m. ii;is p.m heave Grand Junction... 4:10 p.m. p.m Arrive tireen RU-r- r N:3fia.m. ft.H) p.m LeavB (ireon Hiier H:.'fl a m p.m Arrive I'rovo 2:V) p.m. 12:91 a m Leave Provo H:io p.m. lJ:)a.m Arrive Salt Lake 4 p.m. r.4 a.m Leave Salt Lake 4:4:i p.m. :0i a.m Arrive pifdon ft:0 p.m. 3:"a.m LOCAL TKALNS SALT LAKE AND OGDEN. Leave Salt Lake, 2:00 a. ci., 1 1 .15 a. m., 4:45 p 'in. Returning, arrive Salt Lake, )A0 a. m., 4:45 p. m., 9:55 p. m. BINGHAM. Leave Salt Lake, 8:25 a. m.i Return-ing, arrive Salt Lake, 5:30 p. in. AMERICAN EOliK, PKOVO, M'KINGVILLK, THISTLE, MOUNT PLEASANT ft MANTI Leave Salt Lake, 4:55 p.m. Return-ing, arrive Salt Lako, 11:05 a. ni. I). C. DOIXiE," . J. II. BKXXETT. Gen'l Manager. Gen'l Pass. Agt. " COLORADO NOTES. At Fort Collins W. S. liornhmm'a slork was sold by the glierilT to II. Sohiffer forlU.UJ.V The Montrose Euterpi isa is tho one paper in the mate, not democratic, thai give a sort of quasi endorsomont of the lcft'ulative rombine. Jainoa Pondloton, a carpeuler at Bouhlnr, aoma timo ao ran a aliwr inlo hia ripht hand: blood poiaoning fol-lowed and it is likely thai he will lose hand Rev. John McLann has accepted the position of nssocialc editor on the Sagu-ache Crescent, one of thu bosl cdilnd and best printed of the papers of south-western Colorado. The Canon City penitontmrv authori-ties have solved tho question of execu-tions by hanging. J'hny use an auto-matic method by which the culprit hangs himself and thug saves the hang-man. Whilo driving from Leadville to their' homo at Ore last night Mr. F. Smith and Mr. Nchslin drove bv acci-de- nl over an embanktnont and lell 100 feet. Both lades were badly bruised aud Mrs. Smith's injuries ara pro-nounced fatal. , Henry T. William, tha head of Will-iamil-ancicty, has begun uit in the district court against tho Colorado Springs Kleetric railroad for $2000. The case grows out of he fact of the road being constructed through the vegetable patch near General Adam's house last summer, which tho U'illinm-ite- s Were cultivating. -A-ROUND TIIK CIRCLE. Ifewa from Varioui Points in Utah and Neighboring 8tates and Ter-ritories. AUT SOISSDRS. AUT . NULLUS. Items Clipped and Condensed from the Exohm233 for the Readers of The Times. The new depot at Logan ia nearly finished. It is said that there are 3000 names ou the registration list of Ogden. The "tloating vole" of Ogden ia vari-ously estimated at from 800 to 000. Roestiritliths of Adamsvillo, sold one-fift-of his miue, in Granite distriet, Bcnvcr county, for f4000 to Charles l.nmmnrsdorf. Leo Whitehead has entered suit in the First district eourt against A. O. Smoot for 910.00!) damagos, alleged - to have been incurred through a I'rovo real estate transaction. This morning ia found upon the tablo a new, clean, bright, well-printe- d and edited newspaper, Bailing under tho name of the Frovo, Utah, Dispatch, James II. Wallis is editor. The prosecuting attorney of Cache county, I. (.!. Thnresen, had the misfor-tune to lose two of his littlo boys by diphtheria, one Saturday and the other Sunday, They were buried in the same grave." Utah countv supports two peculiar hcinsrs. Tho live in a dugout aud are brother and sisier, aged 50 and 37 years respectively. Their heads resemble that of tho monkey, with a human face. Thev have no reasoning faculties. M Central Railway. Tint Card in Effect Oct. 26, 1830. Pafsenper Trains leave an J arrive at Salt Lak City and Park City dally ae follows: SALT IJIKB OITT. Train Heaves Eii'htU So and Main st H:m a m iarrlvos " " C:30p.m Fna ciTT. Train 1 arrives Par City ,...10:3na.m Heaves " 4:Uup.m Freight train, leave and arrive at Salt Lake and Park City dally, except Sunday, as fol-lows: Train No. 6 leaves Salt Lake 7:00a.m " fl arrives " S:'fp.tn " leaves Park City 11:00 a.m " 6 arrives " 1 : Op. in No passengers carried on freight trains. PASSENGER BATES: Between Salt Lake City and Park City, .inajla trip, t. Doiween Salt Lake City and Park City, round trip, Jos. H. Young, T. J. McKiotosh, Oen. Superintendent, lieu. Fl 4P. Agt WYOMING NOTES. Mail service is increased to twice a week on tho route from Bessemer to Freelaud, Wyo. Casper Derrick : Tho new. Ppiscopal church being built in Casper will, when completed, be a "perfivt little gem." It is indeod a nice building., i Lander Mountaineer! William Blake has recently taken out. some rock from his mino near Lewiston which assayed R0 ounces of sliver and $1(J in gold! How's this for a Bilver mine? When figured out it has ben ofliciaHy discovered that tho first session of the state legislature appropriated 3N3,13!I. Of this amount $10,1. II is included in the deficiency bill to covere.tpenditures and salaries not provided for by the previous territorial legislature; the salary list for two years foot up and the miscellaneous expenses 11.083.47. Tho legislature itself cost $23,500. WestSide Rapid Transit Co TIME TABLE To Take Effort' January 12th, ISS1 Loral trains for the Jordan River Oirden City. Brighton and Eldorado: Leave Eldorado. Leave Salt Lake. B:1ia.m. 7:10 am. 7fl() am. 8:40 a.m. V:rOam. 10:s)a.m. II i a.m. . 13:i0 p.m. l:lop.m. S:0np.m. :(J0p.m. 4:f0p.m. ft :10 p.m. :t0p.m. City Station corner Seventh South anl Second West. J. 6. Jacobs, - Gen. Manager IDAHO NOTES. T'ne Star of Idaho has changed hands, and is under tho ownership and manngement of J. E. Ballaiue auu Goo. H. Mi'ers. Weiser Signal: AI Donart when in towu a few days ago had in his posses-sion a gold nugget which weighed over l!2 ounces and was worth about $'0). it was found in the Seven Dovils. A steam pipe explosion at the North Star mine at Iiailey severely injured four man Dave Mnhoney, Xels Peter-son. William Kessler and another whose name we did not learn. Kessler, the engineer, was badly burned, another had his scalp nearly taken off, aud an-other received a severe wound in the leg. The Idaho Citizen, of Salubria, Idaho, always mindful of the Seven Devils country, is now poetizing that camp. That paper is untiring in its praise of that mineral region. This many devils land, undoubtedly, only needs to be seen to bo approvod and highly spoken of; but, then, don't you see 'that every-body can't see it "In a private letter, says the Kootenai Courier. Mr. J. C. Sogers, who is as-sisted by Mr. CuthbgW, Unilcd States ongiueor. operatin Iwith a foree of men blasting out instructions in the Snake river just above the Seven Devils latinding says: "Work is progressing here nicely both the U. S. survey and the blasting out of rocks. Tiio river is an agrecablo disaupointment to Cap-tain Miller and Engineer Cuthbert; they find more water they expeciol and there is only one place where there is not enough water to now run the steamboat, and a lew thousand dollars v' will make a channel through this place. r Fifty thousand dollars will make the river navigable the year round. . NEVADA NOTES. The Chloride Belt says; that an ad-journed meeting of the democratic cen-tral committee will be held in Reno, January 25th. Chloride Belt: Old "Gimme Chew Terbacker," the .Piute chief of the weather bureau, says: "Maybe so he no shenow two more moons, no ketchum bad winter; mebbe so, he sheuow all time, pooty soon, heap dam bad. I guess he sheuow all timo now, causa Injun no got 'em wood. He ketch 'um big cold now, Injun go Saline bailey. Heep set down." MONTANA NOTES. Everybody admits now that there's no pay in sight for any member of tho legislature, and there even appears to be question aliout mileage fee. Butte will have to settle the question whether smoke or quack doctors prove to be more dangerous to the life of her people. A crusade .' is progressing against both L ta!aij evils. |