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Show iLiddeU Brow,,, A'iAbAlg: lint , cwauaS COMMISSION JVERCANT. - JUST RRCT.1TTO A TTTtJ-HAVEALL eRSCRlPTIOKS Of . to-da- y." Salt Buvino Uki Crrr, January at 11.10; 10, 1874. .1. Selling at Invbi(je t Prices This iitternoon cRsetbV assault und battery Is being ? f tried. theJLoeber-Cllnto- n j5Un(; at $Lli i . .i-- r? J Probata the, forenoon the case' of. McCIure, alias "Banjo stltutlon Building be closed on Bill and Others, indicted for rape, 6tU for. tbe purpose was called up and set for hearing Friday, Jan, '. of remodelling liie interior, prepar next BaturUay. i.The .case the of People vs. Nichoatory to epenlnsr In connection for assault with las Castro indicted with their Hardware and Grocery. B. Jo Intent and S., kill, bualoessa jempton, on line of Dry Goods, trtejth jolay ?ot November last, Is Notions, Ilata, Boota. Shoes, Clo- - rvjw beng rlec r?" Court.--I- n- ft Freitht. Atao larger-complet- well-select- !. e' ed popular establishment up to its for I loci mer position as one of the leading stores of the country. lletall ayVee Itlghest for d gUMJ I Fruit. W, H. Hootch, Snpt .governor's Message. Gentle- paenof the lieglslative Assembly, AD. congratulate you upon having se OfAH CENTRAL cured the celebrated Robinson Weber Coal for youriialls during your Pioneer Line of Utah. session. It is well screened and the weight Is guaranteed. It Is vmt, ton. Th J t.L aro rove. onjy j Voti 'Can" leave your onlers at Dun- ford & Son., Sfjulre's Barber Shop, On jisroirriR JaifPAST l mi, easdel & C0V1, ' Bavage'e Photo graph Gallery t or at Ikjx In Post HMO V The Conititntion Buildings, By the advt. pf Z. C. M. I. it will be seen that not only groceries, iron and glass ;v ware, and - machinery, but dry goods of all kinds are now to be kept there, In fact ; it Is to be, as formerjy, a general retail merchandise house, In order to more perfectly accommodate the public at large and Scanners and other country customers especially, who were in the habit of doing business extensively at those buildings in M former years. ';. . . i i ; : The Gov Quick Distribution. ernor's Message, which was deliverOffice No. 1150. Conclusion. May ed before the Legislative Assembly ' "N5TY. t .ViTI Retarn. Slime cast a spirit of harmouy over yesterday at noon, was printed in Stutifi. Pi or. PnA'r. Far. TraTu f I your deliberation ruidM ilo, much Upwards of ten thousand copies of . . leave 8U)am 3 40PM fl Ur firing and Weekgood. the Daily, Semi-weekl- y ; Sjll Lake811ELMPRDIXE & Salmox, editions of the Deseret ly News, .ywU d!4 tf Governors for Utah. toViltfH urarA A Iofp,K,i fwl In r Via a1(w no. 6i8" 4 08" .40 . .W be.TS ?00 jVulr.vlIle 6 33" 418" Why 00 Toothless, when jron ir mailed for distant subscribersnow fore is tVclock It morning. such Artificial Kirmlflire5d. 4 33 iw I jo'' ean'get at Rea beauurul & Crawford's,! 50 On itaway io all parts of the TerriTeeth, 137 lm wAs tory, the United States' and Cana4S US Main Street. uyiv,lW. 7 da, Europe and Australia,and other Arrive at .Mti Fish all Winter. Mar ft)" SJCO , 8.09 ketEbesii (jktI.mi. Lot, opposite Kimball Block. flVTif. i ,v. 4. Poland's!! Washing- 1! ion. Jan. Utah Bill.of Judsre ' rniiut ! j Pol (LTheLill flJOm r epeelal oUve II I " 8U; . Rflairs ? In Utah, u.tou. . and, fnlatiufrio are from $15 to Is based, he says, on the fact that Iy prices present WM J.30 jjqo IS per box of twelve Jargo bottles, .gait there are two sets of officers in or $2 per bottle. Samples of vari- Utah one. I. national, the other ter' ous brands can bo seen at Messrs. ritorial: that the territorial officers tlO 180 iM".. WUtoii v&.iJaagio's, , Fimt,4SouU area more powerful there tlian the ' street. Apply by letter, to .Louis A. Federal officers:'1' He Bays that the T S3 " I TS 10 13 M pQ bill comprehends the entire judicial Bert rand, Salt Lake City. j A rr.vt t L 0 C0 100 8 t) of and Its administration rt Luke. r For SALSTfee unexpired lease main ideals to giveafiairs, the control of to Federal officials, the of the large and eligible yard im the courts as-i- n same other territories, and to of north Seventies' Hall, mediately ' mm maRe jaws or ausnonty one-half block south"of Thea- tne United States or tne instead WILL HUM DAILY," Suadar Ex- and respected oepted. tre. Apply to A. C Pypeb, J of annulled by legislative enacta.m. and a 8J0 Fait LakeCtty Old constitution liulldlngs. ments and Mormon Judges.' It is living "."i and p. in., Utplw at entirely a Gentile ossentlallyand qill. If, 1 UoHmal of Commerce. . t'nr all ta formating oooeeraloc frikt or ivMr apply to j The Members of the Legislature ill find Taylor's Hotel the best frost has Fog and Prost.-T- he Ooa. Vreht and Ticket Aal. nouse to stay at. i . i 0 d 41 3t' aaused the fog, 'which has envelopJOHN SHARP, j Ye burners, of I Grass Canyon ed this City and surrounding yalley OKN. SUPKEUNTKKBXSrTr Its y 1 Coal, beware 1. Our patent is inl fprs the ilast few days, to deposit hoar-fros- t, of in Is in shape ftbe, Vapors fringed. An inferior article the trees have looked as if coviUTAHSODTHSRHMILROAB the market and being sold as genu and ered with a Sliver spray. Some peoine. J. 1I.Y Stalling, Gilbert-Va- n are the ple are afraid that ' the fruit buds Schoonoven and Capt. Hart - will be destroyed, and there may be urass isanTMiruee tne seinnK only Borne cause for apprehension, as' the Old the" from' Coal yon' or'Valley Church mine and Joseph 'Ai particles constituting the fog are so Younsrs mine. Any coal sold as fJneiateTweven jrltU. the air that Grass Canyon and burning to a red tbey will rpenetrate into the most ash ' Is not tennfne, as our coal delicate openings on the trees and ciuse a dampness which the frost leaves a light white ash. c tuses to coagulate jlnto Ice, which 4?i c illi tho,tleUsi fibres which feed y.iim i St itin. Lessee of said mine. id33 - Trains 1 Daily iTft-fct- f 1 fl - J i ii-'J'- - 1 , tis . . i I ; - ! Kar-Ti- ; U r" ( ! " - f j I 1 a-- iguana vtHtJu v-- s : .. Trains JDnily tf Traliw Imvo LMk I.UCIn i'ottotiw'd JillM'IkMI Arrive at A.M. A.M. Malt is T Wl 7 S& S Ml 1 OS SOi 1 40) 60 1 SS . ' JaiMly r i Mid tM . , . 1 . ..IX..: Arrlvcat S-- u 1 to i. ST5 3 SO in 9 ia 30 l"ro 99, 1 15 l1 to 8 lttl 8 (Ai ,'... Aiuerk ail Kork- li-ajn-- si 45 T S 00 ' Sol 40 l'r.i I.vhl r Dr-- .Arnvt . ....SS ....I i I 99i 1 W. A.). .... 3 15 t 44 Aiux S 9)' t SSi .l.iiKti.4i L:th C onw'U, 9 35 80 i Arrive at i 400.11 Qoi y.u.Ltfcrv F ' ever .offered iri ihis cltyVat' prices which defy competition, and cannot fail to afc- teact attention from the '. closes buyers. W. II. Hooper, Supt. dta tf To nt 01 IPS' leave Curtain Materials lDried Peaches Wanted. IJ 3J' 1 IS Une.! the Carpet Room of Zlon's MercantUo Institution., (The largest, most .attractive and com. plete stock of Wall Papkr,. Carpets, Upholstery Goods , and finish filling "Eastern orders, Z. C M I. Produce-Departmewill pay 75 1 w daring the present month the high- 1 ofTered In this city for S 00 eat ptce DJri t Penhes.?T choice I s so - 4 Extraordinary Barqains ih 4 45 4 U i fioj ... 1 J7J 5! 9i Stt soft: 8 0) tw 4 00 tiijm rj s rrvvE ntieth Ward School recommences, January 5th, at 4 Graded , . sum Monday Monthly payment in advance. r.tawiT d.fS ?w, , K arlG. Makser.. wii.i. uiTjf DAILY, Sundays SX-NVASATCI1 WEBER COAL. want FIRST CLASS COAL Ifjyou r aU UiroriaAtkMt coaownalar Frwtcfet r Pasta aoeiy v r per ton ami 4 Wo: 1 article HAY at $27,00 per ton S$S.0O n GEO.! NEBKKE R, : i .lttiirra! rnwrht sM Ticket Afeat. Sou th of V. , U XIU Depot. - C srrpBanrraifDavn - i . -- te - tlivlntr the coKdiLion of the de- - Cortland, I1L. April 2S. 1873. Drl Pierce: Bufialo, 17. It.. ' pajrUneat and 4Je work which, had IS with' pleasure 2 been done during the yeaj; 18T3, JWt Bamvxxs ,t e this statement to you that were read and accepted. .24 B. Win of J. BecommendaUon TO HE SOLD CHEAP t .taxing meuicine ior twenty der5, city tax collector, to remit the for the CatairhI tried your taxfedt of a number of peraons,whOse rh Remedy and effected a so that it has not troubled me names were handed in, was refer , Boots, Shoes,4 Hati,';:Etc; for two TetraorT J i&tWp&SLSZtt tz red! to an appropriate committee. STXAXXNO OUB THUNDER. . veral bills were - read and re- .:i 1. !U. Jto' commuiee oa y. pie should beware of those a',.'a Impoaiors Pierce's .T W,KlUd'w Jr. copy wh' a' council, adjourned ; te meet ' .'!?', A. l l of advertising, by orifinal style Good dttivortd in th Xtii offering ' various sized Tewardj Tot tvTufsday evening; at seven. rw cr v vi Of fret evMwyfc.;;;-:lift V. t 4 Mi-rThiM I t f'."' .M.h f i-aa 1 Airtu&ii iissionbb do not coseess sumcient miei-or MiUeimial from Jo the write, jStar Hgence TAYLOR ariorijnal adverrjjrjgtli CUTLER, It cu . iti A W ... iuiui.- 1 J 3 11 i . , Five: Per fplli Vil ... w ' To th purchaser, tnntead of tntjinr- . mri ana sienis. AKU SAMPLES. FOR f BUI LANK . W. DAVIS. dSStf ;. A- A M ' 181 S Jk IS an . ars A B I'wnOLBSAUI.i. '. A, : ; J house-p'"y .T? : nt taat Among other Specialties of m ' ; Ml NIN .a ' K IEQAL, fMlVfEnClAi, . r inn pr 11 a Trrtv Mrs. O. has purcliaaod the 'ouainesa and praotiott from her late partner, Mrs. woo saa- ten tnueuy ror vaiuoraia. viayt Uttmhtn-toer- e. Gams - will be carefully attentive mm wmm .. f t w '"if' 'd29I8raf- - nonnis a evas, it . ' OJliiotary.--IjorinFarr,Fran- 850 k- , llek-her- b 112; 111, 80; 1U; 110; ! : '"-- .n Marble i Granite, BHriU Hate Ca," 1400 '. ' 100 On Counties. - ; TEniUTdiiiAi. " , h ; - " '. ' - ..;' d--c. ,.',. us will Wi. ',.! " i' ; P. a Box 1085, Salt Lake City. ... - - - - ' - I 4 4 ' r fi-t- ea- fWr. ., H--- .... ) tlGsicManaziccsasilPerKiicak. supt Smoe. . - - i!S-v.- : ! . None but the Best Material used. PamjiMch, Solicits a contimtaUcn of Publlo Fatronag-o-. Supt S 3moa : Balto, 8; S: 8ft 8: 8 Bullion. 29 XJL Waaelaarraws, 'he' Cloth or LaSther, and llrat fltrWt AT Art. ErWfcl In REPAIRS KEITLY & PROSPTLY EXECUTED MMMVaSla, Am Vila, v ' - flWfca I -- , - 1 41 j Woltue. K - AfArfJSTREETM j I j r 'i ! i 4 Inptoli Airictlttral , ;. I j A Rto., Etc. .'!..-- ' Made up os the ShiMt I ? 1 j - : l; Ry T.afr , J?tie, iJSejrj'erwL L'atU' j loguet, Irict'TMh, i" JOHN McVICKER, "i:.s ' i Ecports, the-- . . :- 'ii Al work etouitea.to ' i Brig-ham- V DONE IN FIPST-CLAS- 3 STYXE AND WITH DESPATCH. !' -- '' fii-- ii j 111; t 1 . MASONS r..o;;u.v.ENTAL i ' ; r COUWTV AKls ): 4 bl; , 10J; IIS lin DC Bichardsu S, A Mann. Jona 41S Cbnfltleace, b ; V3&i 13; 13 1246 C. Con ThurAlbert IC than Va, 78; 78, b Hi; 71; 71, b S; 70 ' Wright, 110 87; 8 88; Nsv, i h' ,u' ber. J3QI Exchequer, 85; 88, b 30; 35 On Claims and Appropriations. 150 8es Bel. 135t 140t 137 U Silas S. Smith, Albert P. Bock- - 498 Orerman, 106; KM; 106; 103; KK; 102, b 30; d uu; lute iuo, 11 wood, Lorin Farr, Edward Par230 Justice,ivis; H llU; 11; : j tridge,' On ' Petitions and Memorial. LadrBiran, 76c John Taylor.! F. D. Richards, Jona 1100 416 juUa,:88iK;s than C Wright, Joseph F. Smith, 625 Caledonia, 85: 85; 351, b 3 '"" Abram Hatch. oo AvnicKerDocKer, o j On Revenue. Albert K.Thurber, '50 A &XJj2k-29m. a. h. A. Mann, ,wm. 2: mZb tjmith, Globe, ,f "'"'t "r W. Merrill.: AS 4. -- COMlANV, ' ; STOW bi - . HATLUOAIV '' . .m..mw mm w. . mica. c. tn. ukwhwt, Bye andi xancer Doctress, First Bouts St., 8ai.t Lau (Jitt, j . 4 ' Near 141 yard &ool-au': 85, b 4; 85; 87, b SO; The ; House of convenea pursuantRepresentatives to aajoum-mea 3; 8, b 2; 8Vt TJi, and on the dissolution of Ui 8H: 8V& 7 . the Joint session, appointed the 'iiDAenniciiiiiDEBM following standing committees 1001 Alfa. IB: 79: TIKi 78: 79: 80 : 1 -- to-da- y. 00: 6&U bSU; 108, w1a? ' in ariotnal packagts, pure and for bind 4U: tie 1 Jv,i k .... for y i . ::-t- the moat rcueut auppllert with ior-tn- 425 H St N, 66: 84: 65K: 861 Point 108; 107; UD 115; tos 605 Jacket S4: 85j84; r BOf O OUf 09 S27S Imperial, 8; TJ6; T; ''It ... WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANTS IS proved MachiiMM-the rolkfvlnir V Ha M StAIX'- KTREET, Three doors above Wella, Farso A Co. KECOnUH, WhWcV, Urandy, Gin, Iium and VP XTint sale Qaeestawstre, Woodest nd;Tlnwaro, - . 1 uansneio; AicnisoQ & siB9ii ' 5 N V"; 'STAPLE AND FANCY , . - - j BOOK BIND I! Rj LOOK AT THE WINDOWS ' " ( PAMR-RUTil- : . j' 1 t ' III - ! ' and JExamine. CaU , ... " f . : ' i " DBSERElWiM t d, UlUM 4 - V Zt Cs XIs Is 'i A of TESTER CEST. Mat In o; f - - ney ir-- PnPCnHc tfivrm-- 1 V THE ' hi - i Useiai Present. iu ,onif f j ... en-UUe- .... ...... "BUI KG hA r : . our 1 ? Tl FOR i - .vi Of all dT2 kiada 8m . 4 r ! ; ' JC.vTilHLf.cmMAT I . 1 .,7 . .1 I . the ZLockv r ZiXouDtaina DuLli TisiES ro vWil In :... I ..4.'.,. li ki 1,1 ': f sell our celebrated Organs aad Pianos oma2 monthly installments, ' Mlnn0. lUttnk. Pay Rolls', H'a Without interest being a4dedL 4 dAS. vaxisis rc PiiPEn-nuu- ' 4 DtJRIHQ I J i f l t GAS PIPES, Calder Careless. & IT 1 eam fittings, it. Ca and I JooA,fi;r,t ' itruj I j. . 4 . , f sow l j - .' - On- - UiiirA:vBuics.--W- ,r , m: W. duff. Silas S. Smith. Willard G. Smith, M..W. MerrilL a. On XMineral Jtesources. Taylor, Mana;A.John K; Thurber. 1n WAKlt roil a. JohnBoW-berr- Of T y, ANTED t 1. v,' tf " erery deserlptina. asr4 naxarJ, Bpertlag ; - SB f J - ft t j tt f.. ; St . Cttps and Foe. ezcbangtJ a new Wasoa roc M- Jw 3 ' - KE - CUT, SMOKING l!4 v a. r3o Mas r 1 i ty-fi-ve 5 . oTVs J5 at' U.J AN fe.5 5 1 "i ( fi'i-vl-'.'- ia 3 r I ; CATALOGUES, i rilr '11 3 2 '..;M 2 j, i t' " ' TOBACCOS, SPECIAL-FLAVOnili- j.f. r GS. r tsier Saraadta ts4i.u f ,J .',v -- 1 - . i ti I 1 la .j j w t: eonacMravaaeeeC and haviaa ' 4 J . .- 1 ,.- mwki i i ? ...the Pianoforte - ;w. - ' n; noopBit, aapt.N . i i.E , '!-- ' es.?3. f--' - car', a - ,1 1 5eHf PvJfmXoPridB f ' new iirrHoueor - hlsbtst praoUcal muita. n -- TI ., ,!-.'- it I t ; A WtLKCI, Jilla4telplila., v i -- ra'i'h . jr. .: "H - -' 4 ! J . f Hi jJkxt Incorppra-tls- 4 CTC. I VU3LLA, rsa nxrarizj Ic Crssa, C&la til Pxitry. ' ' ' V..J., ihkuiti n t "a mmm (I.. . -- importer 1 .4 iiflfel ... ane. acanursoiurcTi.J iu'..i .' w.a wa mm mw 'A " f mm 1 rmmm imi iiw, mm nrri-i-t' ii: BITTXnS. carsyby a new process, rsDm i . 'ft!1 '.it ,'XI ilT 1. tsrsrabaa street, fieri Omaha, Gur OoodA are kept;!? a. . and produce TUuonngt . sf rrs smesSenm. Of yrtai ttrrngW and perfect o MX.?f JP JUIKTT 41 Sr as rrpnsenUd... JTa rfwiV .acs buUsfui 4! if wtsmstav, holding 9nhalf met than ethm mm . Cm hUi jmrporUnj t quant, tVst en& 2 M fu c&crs'- - 7hs iumi TTUi-fTei- tt '' t cj. we extract from Has frba, select JVuCj f, and ArcsaUcs,' tch characteristic yw44P iJieaiim luw.U liL (LZIls fawn excjmadi. So riperior to the cheap extracts. ( iksk for Dr. Price I pecial Flavorins Jlana- - i -- s ot?ztt;':x13 Zanvfutitrtf ?xaic!s, &s Deyoti, CHICAGO and ET. LOC13. , , Dr. Pricfi Ctwtki ' i SiJUng Ivvder, . ram DP.03'.YniiGT.- ' - jr. sf OP Fallal 6urci. . Df Z.CL11. v . f a.l PI rTatBOaV til3ji ' .' ' X 1. I.fM - " 4kl- I- n Blanks ' for 'i I ra, tion f fia-TO- v. trjlcj leg "aldi.'.the Conds TjeKSCr!cIil 'ttiiinfjsj 4M f anil community sw.ihnch other Bonds, , . lei f 1 ilczt n I h fM,'" i.i" .......... TDFr'S-.-O- -I rr ON HAND M wm ski any of my poods thekvmca men of Osrden . . ! are first class during ; interest , ia,Uieir InsUtution . and .Thirty; DoyfVi they; Uaem and e3iC3KSrnienti Call and see me fee oarwahav by the best men of their city, of whom Bro. Naisbitt specially men- ) ; cz3Ozia an maaaW,j Maaaav sstswmcTa bpstst tions. Hon. Fv p."rJebarlsrasrjme who takes epecial intereit" la tLe j Warrasteb' DEEDdf most adrarlcement 'rof.thi tassbcix. .QultCIafnj Deeds, This speaks well for Oenl ' 17ot 1X Townslte and tttejLfcaye . :The jroung take a good deal of fed-v-S-- t- URiMlTURE a , week. efi.T.T5? t eaareJtyor saniwy a htrawateea ef rary. Inxproveimenti av rj !- - fOsil&cihnsXlJvr. Naisbitt lectured last night to the member of the Youns Men's Institute Ogden city. "This Is an association of young men for mutual an4, litelectures pnee PI ABU ii vraoUoal playing- and theo-- ! ; retkal muie. tbor-- : XL-i-' t f Has Rever Beei 1 i .1 I 1 ii ' ET(V, ETC. UferkreqxOrtd Vary Mies, i f Estimates' given on tiny class o) - Mi -- - ' . CSSKTIBI4 I , - u; ? - haU-fa- at : ti . I'Jm V RULES and REG U I ATI O NB,' I I . day enmtlnn ht a? . .r-.t- Of: !Y1H- 10J .; . f i w CpMMRCI A I ItErpRTrV I L 3 ) ' PAMPHLET tEPAKTME.T K t 2JS . J A i Jiiu a too larte fadKUea for;ib I tnw uraocn or buHliMas. t f ' L V$ a- i ' I si 111 Glut POWDERS! q ;..t-.: t r iXMJULf Vouwna AL.Co., John Bowberry, John B Marwlactdry, V L.Main 8t 8. City. tit., Murdock, 'John Kebeker, ueorge S,Lonard 4284 ly Sew rork.i; ii! , peacocK. 4A. seven ordered that having .J.A copies of the minutes and si-of the list of members be printed, liny PUUlUa. 6..'-- 4 milar to the order, of the Council. i and after having ordered, the Coun - TPS MEMBERS OF Till .TaiBTT- d Quoram cil coneurnnsr, that the sergeantto meet In the ofBerentloaarereQuept-ebouse of President J. W. Anns be imtrnctea to rurnisn itne roxr a want, en Tlwiradar evente the S o'clock. A fa 1 attmembers- and oHloers of the Assem ISth lnat., at as tmatnrea 'of J4 endance of the reqmsted, bly each,- daily, with, -a copy I taj to be traniacted itha DeserT ETExnfo- IJxws,Jun Br OBDsm or iHiCocTCiL. ii SaU Lake Heraldt the Ogden Cbuntry membera are reeneated to retion and the Provo Times, the: port thentsehrws by tetter - . 448 St House treroed till i30.p.m." to-t 'Land Vb? ORDER E.HLED OUR BOOK tm - .lal fl iianDT'JAnn . CBABCsXtiNU. waaa,uat,MiiierinMiH. ,Tj AT:r to, emtt T. V. TATIW, 4 On Railroads. F. D. Richards. TWaea. John Taylor, Brlgham Young, Jr., 4 ; Lory jrarr.. ; . ., OmlMunioipat Corporations efno? . We .dcfclra to call aUaaUoa ef the F. Smith. Al ptkblks toar. fall aadWeonplete atoefc of bert P. Bock wood, Iorfti,Fam-iv;- r CtotbhiK'conataUac Fait iid Winter f On Private incorporations ana lbs latest styles aad patterns, all of oar mans factarc The Immeass facilities Telegraph 4bmcaitfe.rJonatbahf s--VnuATc cuaides va te sell them from Is to C Wrightl John JMurdock, B. SO per cent, less than any ether boose la Youngf Jr5V"T this $. The Jtnd .we,riU,sappljst On PuAlie Domain and School Sewcity. s Zone WBOieaais rates, 2ot&M-47&-Xose- ' ... i nvory ether elaM, of Ruled filanka Uaod hr Couifum, Mining Railroad or - la -- 3 the thorough and prcper ' sale at the News OSce.' iof'itbe' rising geBeration. MERCiiAaTS Address Usemestaue taoti lUtoly ito JiateVrvn pi ; rsIve rinted and let. xila at Tks VBone dyt ts7?i made great and valuable discover New the 'ATTACHEn. The North Wales their 'proper development,' fcat it ies In Mediclne- 02ce. --:.: f 'X3. f 3 ' .. ... t FRUITS CAREFULLY chitr CLEANED, 'A ! 1 1 i ' . .... i k, , EAST TEMPLE VJUOLES ALE ' , !' V CANItlK ' . uiallrL bo We luive hail all i .... . . S 'TTJT l raanel tar Quality j ' rs.J j , j ' r , ! i:. j f s , de-clu- ed I ' r. t ' TUtL " 5 Which j J . A ' - 1 ; !i-A- t i VIT., at:i:iJt.. a, t'on rf ' Fhic A -- -- T F. CULHEH & co: I? es A . - puw-tul- lt - A r , rj- , ' PEEL RAISINS.; CURRANTS, . j , '' G. x, t : -- . vl ' has reoftriil a 13 EOS to annouuee that be season or XJ Complete it(tcs tor tho i.'i ' .... - : CJoal! Coal! Coal brated Crismon Coal, the best lit the market, at $8.00 per ton at UTAH NORTH EHM RAILROAD. erdefs' at Vard: south Bid of W. H. Sherly, offering to r.mm kv Lncaa dal'f at TJW am. of (Depot, Z.C M.I. Drug Store, ' Onrinne, " 11X0 at. ! residence 14th Ward, and P. O. paint the city lamp posts for seven- each two " ' NinLEY. CH.s Box' 009. , Stop our wagons 'and tylfive cents each, giving to . CJm.l ivticlitaa.l Ticket 4fnrtj .V be coits of cohr gbod pamt, dSl lm orders to teamsters.' MU4ES THATvaiEtt, gife f the other with Council, by ir.tr, ueal Snpt. , - offered for Cos.-W- e underbeen bids.rhleh have Aft Jf.vely. stand that Mr. Carl C. Asmussen pantingi the lamp posts, was re- use of decliniug health, wishes feed to committee on Improve-ithdraw from business. He has minl4"j,.t.rx;-ir-:rT:f);: TAYLOn & CUTIJin afor fair ned high .reputation petltion of C M. Stevens, asking honorable dealing and for keep-th-e toi license to carry" on the auction 4 UK SEI.Lt no Stork of, Winter Ooada at 4 V "best class of goods ih his b4hifljal rlis JldlJstandkBecond GUe llnje. Jiim, a x?U and secure South St, was granted. . t GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Mr. G. G. Bywater,t who baa had bargains. See his arertiserneAt 5 es dl3 charge of. the city clock for some ' '' I lUiMk, years, Jn a communication address-ej- lt te the council, tendered his ' hay WlleKpil Wlate SlUMrlav (' recommenaea as- den Medical Discovery proven, resagnaUoli, and for the position. Res comUttUonali treatment' far driw H3irey and Mr. Harvey h, when coupled with the Igiiatlotf "accepted 10 attend to tne ciocxv of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, enraged from J. H. A cetiraiunication applied locally by the use of Dr. PirknelLon the subject of his stall lrlSa,HSeBiry as a batcher, and TSetelav-ea- t method of rpoclxlntf ilfftOuppe and reijt, aJicense claim a' against the city, cavities of the head,) that the making Uk wsis to committee '. on raforred ' v.. Si W jfproprietor of these medicines has claims long offered a standing rewared of o: Lower Bepotts of swperintendent of asyr for a case of Catarrh which be luita, captain of police,' showing the not cum Fh two medictnes, numbejt tf arrests, kind of crimes, with instrument, foe $2, by drug-- etci , , fpf year 1873, and of chief enginee3f the fire department, Tocr-oiiRSRKAr. .i. 1 o .; j; ; , G . X7. BAVIS'n - Vim. B. Pace, Young, Jr.. . Abram Hatch, 870 Utah 8; 7k 7 s Lorenzo W. Roundy. i 272 Calf. 35 32; 32, 3;21; 31J 301 t H. AJ Mann, Al . On Elections. ( But' whatever may be the conse bert p.Kockwood.wiiiara u.smitn, no s Hui, iz; 6iii 640 Eclipse, 7; B. Murdock. quence of j this Weather upon the John 150 Challenge, 5i On Ferries' and Roads, Bridges, 935 Dayton, 9; 5; tfees, there is .another matter of Vanyons. 9t; W. 200 Bock Island, 3:9;281; 8 John iSow berry, W. much more serious consequence, Clan", George Peacock, John Nebe-- 1000 Dardanelles, 6: 7 l?P Which .demands attention, and 765 NY Con, 5 and Enrolling. tlat is, in regard j to the health Orr Engrossing 170 4; 4J; 41 . William w.' Cluff, 475 Oxidental, smith, 01 the people, especially among' Joseph senator, it ;j ; JK f f tie cMhrn7 Already we hear B.OnXOUng, Education. John Taylor, F. lyier, 15; it of ' sickness prevailing among D. Richards, Joseph F. Smith, B. loo 120 Union Con, 17 , ClufK W. William Jr.i children to a great "extent,'- caused Young. i&8 Sutio, 4J y t On Printing. Silas S. Smith, byxHlds. j ?Parents should be yery John vB, Murdock,. JoelrGrover, 1 100 8 Cloud, 1: 1 t reftiko to their children.' be Wm. Morrison., i 5:? IIM it 5800 FrankUn, 21; 2i , On Library. Wm. B. Pace, Ed out" tooNjnuch In such weather as 100 Nevada, 2 , , it ward toat which prevails at present, and wm. Partridge, George HaUiday , 250 Lady-Wash2 it. Smith. 00 Kossuth, 8 j; wfcienthey ajlow them to go out at On Agriculture, Trade and Man 100 an tuey ought to be provided with ufactures. Aon p. ixocKwooa. 4C0 Red Jacket, 25c, . t3 y lilttle, 4 s Willard 11. Smith, Joel ' Grover, 1850 Jake w&rra clothing. Children will William U Seg RI, l; Edward Part Morrison, streets In warm and get the Leo. 70c F s,.: play by ' t 150 Andes, 2: 21: 2 tu erclsef tien they i will stand still ridge. - On IfUUicLTteWhim Jr. 1.1100 Young. 500 Con &t (I ciiUfed Washoe, 1), b 5 get through. This will F. D. Richards, Albert K.Thurber, j: r of en cause the most serious conse-- qt Wm. iVPace. On Penitentiarv.Wm. B. Pace, too ences. be cannot People Abram nUITERSITY, 0? DKEBET. Albert . P r Rockwood,' caieful of their health, and espe- - Hatch.?-IV- U.i'f-- JH'.siU-On Indian Affairs. Silas 8. ciilly should. parents exercise good f Smith.' M. W. Merrill.' John Nebe-dire over their children. AGAtEMIC ' DKPARTMBNT OV r will oommeoce tts talrd ker, Wm.i Morrison, Lorenzo W. TnH uutltutlen term torn tbs yar,ea X ltounay..;ifM''-i'i'City Council. In the City Coun On Irriaat&ri and t Canals. A-WoifBAY, JANTJAJtY 19tk cil, last evening, the petition of .. TT.11I.I-1 ,.... TA,vm. The studies, ss parsueS In course, will be Qi W. Crocheron, asking to be per n Astroaomy. Cirlt Govarnment, 'Botaoy, ana MineramaT, rticner a areora, mitted to erect a small building on . On Postal AfTai Ana rrtical OeemeUr, latra--1 onatha n C uong-04oetrr corner southeast of the market Adiranoed Latin, German and aod tie G. Bmithi George Modern Willard lory thp Wright, r i f. . History. In which to sell fruit, fish, etc., PeacocR, jonn JNeDeaer, ueorge Advance ciaoaea la tbs principal commoa ;' i! N. rorawo. t , Drancbc win aiao said building to remain there uur- HaUiday. On lievixioju. Ljorin jj arr- wh ink the nleasure of the council. was lard G. Smith, Geo. Peacock. Mill - ?fbAfu YJSAU'S. !. .::: . j - 1U-I- -i - .r In r ' ri Hi- ' :i ' d Har-lelgh,"M- - t, .: v Polki. Court. 8PECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES. Whieh tWy are- - latter should dIy - eaerfifted, aod societies RUe that above men tioned are" or great benefit when f ,s i conducted In 'a pioper manner, and should be aen- Theatre. There was! a large au- whetl so fondue-tedience and a fine performance at S J O the Theatre last evening. A For this evening aJVeiy'ftiCrs WESTERN II OTE 8 tire programme has been prepared, A Chiismnn, with small-poconsisting of the interesting four act entered ajKorth .Bench and Mission drarru jof "Carlo tta, the Queen of car T! sbeach yi4rfeiiay the Arena," Mr. Heme appearing rram itmwits iiionitr.gJ awi w ieaniti, as Bambrino, King of tba.Aim,V seen uion could be plainly Miss Walters as "Carlotta, Queen his face. A nank- ensued, and amid ladies, all the of the AxenajMlss Newton as"Pon-ch- the screaming of the white passengers were soon upon Miss Cogswell as "Bar4uera, the sireetf and tlie Chinaman was . F. Chronlolet Mr. Crpsbie as "Miss Ward,' Miss hi 0le possww'ion. 7. Mta as Ja. Adams 'tBlanckBtahopo,'f are a irreater number of rob Rea as "Mrs. stanhope, "Mr. There to lie tried before the leases bery Thome as "Baron iHarleigri,Mr. court at tins criminal Municipal Sawtelle as cf Viscount Percy term, savi the San Francisco Alia of January 6, than ever before since Crosbie as "Clown- of the court. A large house and an effective the establishment ' 'ominous Is looks What fearfully performance may naturally be ex thati three or four of these cast t; y were robberies by garrotlng. Judge pected, Lake had about done away with thU species of crime when he left Lesialattv Aaseaa My. bench. Is it again revlTing? the ' Second Day, Tuesday, Jan. 13. There are no less than twenty j rf x twohgra8S"widow living In Truck-e- e .; ,.: ,V: v council. who have completed their days for absent and uncon- After the dsolution of the joint of mourning husbands. "Every available session, ; .the j Council eau med its Knial in the town and vicinity, sitting, andj Councillov Jennings it Is claimed, has been spotted and canvassed by these "wldowwith introduced a bill (C F. No. 1 matrimonial raid upon "An Act amending 'An Act a view to afirst the them opportunity that of-Regulating elections approved January 3rd, j' 1853, and for- other . Burke Phillip, asked a witness purposes." Read and tabled. This in tlie police court yesterday, bill is similar te that Introduced by ."What is a hoodlum? The witness Mr. &tP. Rockwood In the House replied: ;!?An animal that runs up on the .12th Inst., and It provides and down the streets, yelling and that it shall be unlawful, for the cussing and annoying the neighto borhood generally." Judge IiOttder-bac- k judge or clerk of any election ofput, on any ballot that may be thought the definition pretty fered at the polls, any figure, letter goodr and, everybody but theTWtt-nes- S or mark of; any kind whereby, H and the hoodlum partlo- . j1 . may, be mown now or for whom uiariy reierrea to imuea. ' elector has voted.' "It also pro- Chronicle Jan. any : vides that, Immediately after The Board, of Education have the closing of the polls on elec- acted ehsiblv lh cuttlnsr off the ' -tion day, the judge, and clerk of other languages Uian Engof. election, shall assort,- - and study in all but four Schools, and: In count the votes ' in the presence of lish it optional with pa-tne persons, voted for who may those leaving to asii what language their choose to be present in person or by Esnts should learn, if any. The attorney, anL the result, shall be little .folks were unnecessarily crowdediand it. is well to relieve r provides-fofthe ' punishment" of tnemp- - nme enougn to - warn lanthose who may be detected in vio- guages after they pass, the common lating the provisions, of the Act. If they want to. mS. and also that the municipal elec schools Chronicle. , tions or Incorporated dues shall hereafter be conducted Jn accordance with its provisions. MIMIfO STOCJ4K After ordering seventy-fiv- e copWORNIKGI BOARD. ies of the minutes to be printed, also seventy-fiv- e copies in pamph San TraBoisoot Jan. 14 1 let form of the names and residen ass S10; ns; mK; wh ; ces of the members and officers and Ophlr, jnai of the standing both committees 2350 )0 St d PH tT; 28; 28, b 8? 7, b SO; 281c; e nouses use or the Liegisla-tlv- e Assembly, the Council adjourn- 275 96; M; 89; Kt'A; 04 ' 8ava, 88; ed till 2 p.m. 05: 87J4, b 80; J 880 Cbollar, i CHRIS TUAS,1873. ect tbt'Ur to atl vantage, liemt the gf. ; This forenoon a man was fined for getting drunk. ; CANNED. GOODS; Addio & ttvj : V IDEAL! -- r? '1. Mertn Of lh Pes t MIT OTHER. HATTERS. and Pembrokeshire Conferences are attached to the Glamorgan Conference, which will be taiown.iluji i Thkrmometkr 2 degrees F. Hn after, as the Welsh Conference, 2aa.14.1871 DnTT, under the Presidency of Elder John the shade, at 1 p. m. E Reese. ." I1 Some fog THE EVENIN6INEWS. I |
