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Show lews Deseret O. AND, RAILROAD. Practical Walck & Clock Mater, JEWELER. ETC., Pacific and Atlantic, Via JJcs jTf'jincs, Koch Island and Chicago. The r, ill u n Ait e mmilna Die. thrriUah Ove.rlaiul Letter Mail, mahina owl relvtblc cvnuctibns at AuIinkZ ' the ah, BAST TSZVirZiS STREET. Two Dosr !. X'srtli Dat-.rc- t 11a With trail. R arriving from tht West by Centra! aud Lii:uu Pacific Kanroads, acn at T. LATIMER, GEO. ROMSEV OEO.II.TAYLOK, F. ARMSTPOTC With all Fast Express Trains, East, North and South. The most elejrantly furnished PAR' REMOVED into otu LOR SLEEPISO CA RS ever used on any HAVING Building, we are now railroad are now built, owned and run by prepared to furnish everything in this Company between PAPER our line at the L.owest Rntes and with dispatch. the Rocky Moualaia Country, TUB PAi'ERi Of Gen- - Central Iowa Short Line TMIE Great Koute, with Us connections l'.ast and West, ii th ' llnvM '.?'.'. ShrUt, QuirUft tni--tlCt he ha? BEOS to Informto h:3 friends: that tidltur and Publisher. Of DESERET August 26, IS7. " OMAHA and CHICAGO. Through Tickets to all Eastern Cities ia this favorit route t an be obtainet at ail ticket olhces of the Union Paciftc. llailroad and Utah Central. Lumber, Shingles, iTHKCPKOPLK Ii:t !? mire ISLAND. SASH So DOORS rev I VIA UOrK Tv-Uc- t A. M. SMITH General Pas5c-no-r Agent, l Kiddi e, ?i:p"t, Chicaso. n Chica-"-llr- I WEEKLY PRESIMIG or !,, lb"'!. l'A(.JE8 and 1AUH T V KKX Av'j. OH'MNH tieneral Jirisbin did nut know (,f a 8inglo treaty ever nude uith in Indian tribe by this government, which has not, in some particular, There may have been broken. been such, but certainly none out west within my knowledge. 5y treaties wc keep the Iudiun in a constant .stato of confusion and .'i Whits S'.r-m- j R.pj Pn-tr- lirlst of . l'artlal Xable or Content in the Tcrtitorks Slceeh in Congress by Hon. William U. Steele. Normal IuMin.b;- i'nu- - i:i.jrs. Tlia Kcaper. Tlie Li'juor liusiuoii. The Sicux War What an Imlian F.iitor doubt towards his government. "We '.'.ea.say?. Crook and the Indian War call the chiefs together, recog- Hell Gate Hoveyeoiubed Preparations for nize their tribe as a separate power, removing' Ob ructions in the Channel. and oiler to treat with them. Vet Spelling KeXorm Suggestions of the the chiefs know very well the American Fhilological Association. white men have lied to them so The Latest Wonder Music by Electricity. often that they will probably lie Directions forltostor.n? Pcisous Apparentso attach little import again, and Drowned. ly ance to wuat tney sign. They English Landlords uud their Tenants. sign, generally, for the presents of 'Mormoniiiu" Lasy to Sneer at It, but fered at the time, and do nat know What is to be done About lt.-if they '.vill ever get anything Haydeu's Geographical Survey. more- - They know that if they do Session of Congress. the of Close not sign the white man will "take Cameron's Or lev Concerning Xropi at their land anyhow, ami so make a V. lections. Mine WILLIAM BUD'JK I'rc'idii Bishon. ilalij JtoiAwton, J. "W. M're, rar, " Lake Tow, Ira Nobokor.Kuar Lakv co. Ctati Almy, ,, Terr ke, o y Bishop, toda Springs, Jost-r- G t:u.da io., !aho. rl'0;ii:;ali, OxforJ, George D. It av k, ' Clifton, Harvey llon, Franklin, Lafu ette Hatch, Weston, Alexander Alien, " Mound Vaiiey, Koh't Simon 'ie Clarkston, Smith, Ca, n .Ttah. virtue of necessity. Newton, W. F. Litttewtod, Death of Speaker Kerr. , "How are the treaties broken?"' W. H. Lewis " Iwi-ton, The Hard Times an the Increase of Vice. Itichmond, M. W. 5ierr;U. " B. "Our settlements are contin- TheBu'ton Colonists ia Ar'.uona Dissatis- SaiithfiiJ, Samuel lioskoi.. . no and matter ually spreading, hoht fied. Hydo Tark, Dayucs, where the Indian goes, white men " Logan, W. B. Preston, ludian War Cieu. Ccnuor's Views. 1st Wnl, Logan, It. M. Le:s, soon come along and go upon his The the Statts. in Burden The Sd " Henry Uallard, laud. "He notifies the white men 1'atalGrasshopper ud Robert Dav;dsnn, " Kuuaway Accident. : li to get oil, and more come. Present' 4th Tiiomas II. Stuitl., The School Text l$ook Question 5th ' Wm. Hyde, ly the Indians kill a few and the Legitimate Business. M. D. ' Providence, Himacml, " troops are ordered out. Of course Wh te, Bed, or B ack, Which isthi- Ques- MiUvilie.G. U Pitkin, the Indians defend their villages O. N. " Hyrum, luijeiiculst, tion and there is fightimr. Finally a new Paradise, Ornn Sm th. Bull's V.umity to the Wlcte. ' H. Mai iU: , Win. Sitting is treaty patched up, the Indians ilendet:, Henry Hughes, IVxctlon Itvturr-ssent off somewhere else, Jand the Cache County DANIF.T. IVVNIKI.. Pt. i ling white man is allowed to keep their Fire at Almr. University of Deseret. " land." 1 WiK-ai- 6m Everything the Building Una. PRICES GREATLY REDUCED A We CIRCULATION XJ be Unarsolit. Mm, Taylor TERRITORY, 'HE run Ihe Celebrated FROM TJ.V.Vlllt, IS, ISMi, CARS PALACE PULLfiAN Gas, Water and Steam Fitter, EeUMtO.t June VYAYSMjg Pennsylvania Railroad & Ct DAVID JAMES. OESERET HEVIS VEEKLY 3r'., Chicago to Baltimore F.ffectsof "Mormonism. The Flipper Nuisance. Bad Manners in Meeting-Fatal Accident Gore J by a Bu!i. Arizona Matters. Foul Brood in Bees. Kailroad Freight Beport for July. Report of Salt Lake City Auditor for Qiur-tcr F.ndingr May 111. negro question. The people of the Congressional Proceeding!. east are in favor of a humane and City Council Proceedings. generous policy toward the Indian, Editorial Notes. while the people of the west are Local News. . unanimous in favor of wiping out Correspondence, Hume aud Foreign. and exterminating the Indian." Dispatches from All Farts of ''What makes the Indians so Telegraphic the World. bad?" of Variou; Kinds. B. "Utter cusseduess, puie and Reviews and Notices of Books. etc. "Is there any way of preventing Urn?" B. "Xone that I know of. Iu this country the people are the government and will do as they please. The east aud west . are as widely divided on the Indian question as was the north and south on tho Resioctrully annouuees to the public that ho will carry ou tho business of tho late firm of Mitchell &. James, and trusts, by strict attention to business, and small profits, to merit a continuance of the patronage 90 liberally bestowed upon tho lato Arm. A full lino of Black and Galvanized I rou Pipe and Fitting kept lu stuck. Hose Pipe and fitting's for same. for Kumaey's celebrated Forco and Lift Pumps. Pumps ousmess men, as it bivco iuem u uh vato visit Pittsburg-- Philadelphia, New repaired, and nimp r ittingrs ou iiaud. nity Vork and Boston, tho best markets in the 1XUXACE WORK A KOOI1XJ, F.ast Asic for Tickets via Pitt5burff,FortTayne Galvanized SUcct.Iron Cvruivc Ma:te to order Kailroad Ticket Soldered Top Fruit and lx?obtaiuolat all regrular - a.. WA n tttn pAmnnnr'fl CWita t vii: m tueir reason. xiuuty Lam a i. West Madison St. and at Depot, corner Warehouse and Workshops, West.Tcmi'lo iMadison aud Cana! Streets, west Side, Chi sireei, cago. F. It. HTEIIS, Opposite City Jlent Mnrkel. Cen'I Tass. and Ticket Agent. d 117 P. O. Bo.T, WG. Ag-eu- t Ma.ad 33 in a sheet 49 Inchest. t' x COLUMNS EIGHTY Trluted Reading Matter. Closely one-four- th, jr, YT7V.a4- CAR LOAD Ctuta.u a Summary of tbuNowjof tie Wak, Telegraphic, Agricultural, Horn, an J Foreign Correspondence. Mlaceltaneous, lomMtlo ana Foreig a News, Editorial Arti-k on Current Events, and m ! - U. P. R. R. TON FOUND THE OP PRESIDEJiCl FIRST aud ihe Twelve Apostles. 4 Standard Household Journal. At au Adrfcrtlslcg Medium, to reach th farmer, ths country people, and all ilasseB of the community. It stand unrivalled. Irlc, withf Postage, $:1.(I5 -- Deseret Sho-shone- adyasce. IiV hos-tile- :o SHEET HOTEL The Deseret News SECT I-- tvifj TUESDAY I'aUufoii d EEKLY W .sfi I SATURDAY. Sheet 27 On au Inches 3 THE MUSICAL COLCMSIN Printed Reading Afa'te Vl'tstJjf CoutalnaTelegraphlo ReporU, Home and Foreign Correspondence, Agricultural, domestic aad Foreign News, Editorial Articles on Current. Ev i.t THE OF SWKONS FIRS1 PRESIDENT no. HT" A$ an AdvtrtUing Valium .superior Advantage. I'rlee, with it ojen 1.23 Postage, IS ADVANCE. Publications Sponoorian PENS. STEEL 7W to, JS O lponr Hundred. PtvKoa V THE DESERET 'ov Evening News, PALESTINE TOURISTS FUBI.1SHXO XVXKY MTESLSQ, Bxoept Sunday. with Postage,... 3 Price, IN ADVANCE. 0. 5 O Size or Sheet, 1 26 ;x 88 Inches. 32 COLUMNS. Has ths Largest Circulation n this city, ths surroundittf eountles and throughout tb Territory, of any Da3y Paper. Its contain full Tslegraphie Reports, Interesting and trustworthy Local Items, col-um- ni Horn and Porsixn Corrsspondencs, Educa-Uona- lf agricultural. Railway, Domestic and n Pore'g-- Cu rrent News, Editorial Article on Events , aad onos wet Sermons of the First Presidency Atan AdMrtMnQ tftdtum for Home antl Portion Fro&ucUi it ttarrta foremott among th fbxewpapert t tto WHt. s, " men." "Then you think the (Junker policy is a failure?"' B. " Undoubted, aud it ought never to have been tried. What we want to do is to gather the Indians on small reservations so small, in fact, that white men would not dare disturb them. Ho, Comprising a collection of letters written by President we give little bands of a few hundred persons reservations hundreds Geo. A. Smith and members of hia party while of miles square, aud the cupidity of white men leads ihem to steal traveling in Europe, Asia and Africa the Indians' land. I think PJO in 1S72 and 1873.J acres of good laud to each head of a family would be ample, aud then if a white man attempted to take one foot of I. this would land, 'go for' Is for Bale at the Deseret News (Mice, Dwyer's Book Store, and at him. The boundaries of these resthe office of Professor Thomas, East Temple Gate, at the following ervations should be clearly marked prices by mounds, pests, etc., bo that the Indian would know just where his Morocco Cllt, Embossed, land lay, and he should be told to S3.00 report if any white trespassed upon - 2.50 his land." Morocco, Embossed, " How , would you secure these Cloth; 2.00 reservations to them ?'' , . . d52 15. 'J By law, and not by treaty. As many as possible should be sent to the Indian Territory, and the put on small reservations, with Saefcs rest permits to bunt upon unoccupied United States lands. One I is issuthink is very bad, aud that thing TA KEN i ON bands ing or allowingbiech-kadin- ge to purchase guns and fixed ammunition. ; Let the press take rip" this suggestion, and Congress will soon be forced to its AX THB adoption." Chicago Tribune. ! i JTTST FTJBLISHED Clean Cotton Rags und (runny sawB, repairs stoves, r.cd dx-Sharpens lock and gunsmith work. cutlery, Valuer A Carelea Sell Mason a Hamlin and other organs, aud pianos, fancy roods, hoKday preaentc,mcr all kinds of musical Instruments and cscoud-uaud take and plan and chaiKiise, organs In exchange. DESERET NEWS OFFICF. Non but Clean Cotton will pleaee bring them on Wed People from the Clt and Thursday. DAVID O. OAI.DF.R. j Presiding llishop. lh 10th ,, 11th ,, Ulth ,, 13th ,, 14th ,, Iblh 15th ,, 17th 1Mb,, 19th Soth S. A. Woni!.-- . Spcirs, Alex. MuRd?, W. Hardy. R. D. Wooliev. Thomas Taylor. R. T. Burton. Frederick Keslt -. John Henry Small. L. D. Young. A. H. Rale gC. and LL. Ur-rowe- rs ble.;ch:nr, etc. Howard Setree Soils the Bain Wagon, Wood Mower aud Reaper, Paddock 8ulkr Bake, Concord baggies and carriages, plows, harrows, cultivators, wacon timber, etc. . Slerrra Hevada Lumber AaMelatlon. K. P. Shwavrt. Sells Dress goods, shawls, white goods, and everything iu the dry good Une. Cutler general merchandise. Harrington J. MoCuUough. Sell dry goods, groceries, hardware, glass and crockery ware, and merchandise generally, wholesale and retail. Sauna, Franklin Spencer, Richfield, W H Seegmi:icr, Monroe, J T LI sen bee, Aanabelle Springs, U D Llsonlx-eJoseph. A. L. Famsworth. Pratmllo, Jos. I Rogers. 61enwoott, P. T. Olroyed, association, Make and Sell first claw boots and shoes, repair boots and shoes, etc. . ., X, C, M. I.. Sell dry goods, groceries, carpets, bard-war- e, crockery and glassware, boots and shoes, bats and, caps, leather and findings, and all sorts of general merchandise, wholesale and retail. , . . "What we want," said a nolitician. the Elan's Saving Bstak and Trust Com other day, "is a radical and startling he wept ana- bought a clean Does a general banking business, and reebftnje." ' ,ihrj i sblrt. ceives deposits in sums as low si one dollar. ' 11 y i ' u H Wn in 8 40 p o. o I S 40a ni 4 8 40 p m li'.denoun- - athe aud ll OF vol. - ' Cl:y,e lt.ity liaiu Carymi, dail S'tSh-Pi-.- nn ! 6 lloavernn dinten etl- ...Si l oiuts, daily Piovhot Mr aud Siiu Piau ' ' i h da 1( ?t. (leoiKti and pointy' fm( t of Bearer, alttuiat e Jajs i SauiH'to and Scvii r eouutie. daily, cacti Monday. ' Htc t, dL-t- I , Colir Valley , Pairfle'.d and Tlutio tuiui'ig dittr'.ul, and Taelsys,Thuislj aturU)S ' t oiriHicnts. IhriHigh mail, dally A".ta, dally- .barley's Park. Uig Colt ' wood aud Wao.iiip, fioo: days, Wedursdays and Earl EXCELLENCE Fridays Park CIty.da'ly, cxeept PRICES Tip ON :" Easy Jilonthly Instalment &C1UBLESS, Sun- " ' .. tM i '" day uiutnit and Wasatch tuun- .i ties Mtukl.u'S and KrlUa K.vU couuty, Mondays, Wnl 4 a in ncsddji aud Frtdayj..., o oO a ,i, Hoi rau couuty, dally 8 'W a iu Su it, Pavis county, daily 6 au Weber couuty, datlv. am ru t Ogden, sentWailj 3 Caoho and Box l'.ldcr coun6 Vu iu ties dally Corlnno and Kelton, daily 3 : r Idaho and Montana, dally. 8 a in IK.Lie City and Idaho City, in dally IV. it California, Oieew, ... . : dally JaWeiktou, Tooele, Oj'liir, 8 a iu dailr cob Cltyt 6304m Illugbainl'anj oa, daily SouthTor Heaver and intermediate U . . . ....3i f-c- 1 .1 points, dally- - .......... 8 0 a n Per Pioohe, star, aud San Ueueral Ageuu. Frauclsco ditrlcU,dally 6 ;V a iu "St. Georgo and points Ur tbe Terrltsry . twih of Deaver 00 alter- . tmts days am Fur Sanrete and Sevier In daily, except Satur. v nd W W HlUeii v : GSf a in days Stock prhlleres, orten leads to fortune. For Cedar Valley, FahOeld for 72 pas Speculators should eall or write Men and Idioms f Wall and. Tintlo mining disbook, lowest prices tor li giving tbe highest and tricts, Tuesdays, Thursand other ralnRbl Irorrnatlon. and ftaturdays ...... 6 30 a iu days &ST most reUable bonf Stock Prtvlleres onjnrJ)iBMw. orr icii moors. saM In Oaslw No liability beyon Floats General Del I re ry Tu from 8 a.m. first ooscV Stocks bought on small aosrslut. telegraph and Orders executed by mall and Sunday, 12:30 to l:WP-a- . oc orders and In- - p.m. ' prompt returns ssada. atone? Odor and fies later departm rr eoviu-Ue- s, ruck to . ; 'i. i wt MILLARD COUNTY. in m-- MANUFACTURER'S mm . 1 sun tk jkkh'nn '?? Peirto, Daniol Thotnpoo. i alias HoMsn, David fitenhena. Fillmore, Edward PartrWrs. y : THOMAS CALUSTER,PM8tdlrjg i , . Bishop. :. r. . I f lu MukIcIiiii (o - H- - . . l". wlilcii rjpr rccelred any awar.l A E. Iw- THURBER and W. SEEQ MILLER. Presiding. s OrcauR SOLD AT SEVIER COUNTY. Walker Bros. Auierlcau 9 Stops for $165.00 - V tics, daily Stt'pn. Coiiuue and Keiton, daily. .11 4i' a n. 4'' p Idaho aud Mnitana, da It..ie Ciy ai d J lah.i CU i i dai'y Nevada. Cai fiMtiln. IT?- (.'Oil, ti' Opldr, Ttrelis Stoikloi., J.i' Paris, 1807, and Yleuii 1673: also, at Unz, .aiiwtrta 1875. liiey are tlie onlj stylo 219, Nephi, olios Salt Creek, Jol Orovsr. Levau, Elmer Taylor. Jame Town send Keeps the Townscnd House. Makers vi all ;'oniitrie,"nt (he Great WOULD'S EXPOSITIOX. in And unannroaehuil liy any otl.et K TANNER is Presiding Bishop of their class. Call ami look at over Pa3son and Salem. with : '" :' vtnt j , Tucsdar.Tbuns-fla- 0dciicil-dail- llet Over (lie STANDARD JUAIJ C0TJKIY. ioard. Mrs. S. J. Rodger JOEL GROVER.Presidnig Bishop S. P. Teaadol Sells family groceries, parasols, tummer Mona, John w. Haws. ' t"1 y cvhiu-tiv,Tu.,e- la sud Saturday .4organ eotiuly, dail Pax is county, dally WeU-- county, daily v.- - - I and 1 hurt - dai in '" ' Suiuiuil and Wasatch .V -" I V ittooh'U ni.nl, :aoy hr, 1 T Mail". Alia, daily Parley's Taik, Uig Cottonwood, aud Yfanshtp Tuesdays, ThurUys and Saturdays j Park City, dally caet pt t ofTonor J 1 E. HARRINGTON, Presiding nowledRed hy Bishop over the two last named he Ihe piices. Taylor's Hotel i Ii It t A any European Kxposillon. They are universally ack- - With or without keeps table. goods, gents clothing, boots prints, dressladies shoes, children's shoes, and shoes, and dry goods and merchandise generally disrrit(rr rinul.ir. An it aN ami Iropai linos SHORTY John Sharp. SANPETE COUNTY. Is ageut for tho Red Canyon Coal. ; N Jffii.l for l Fountain Groen, It. L. Johusou. Moroni, G. W. Bradley. Tucker. Falrvlew, Amasa W. ?. Seeley. Mount Pleasant, FrederickOlsen. City, Spring Kanut r oter"tn. Ephralm, Manti, John Ii Malbea. . ek Horn. fmuusoo, J Earihoiomew. Robert Smith. Working-men'- I AVtKUE, ST. LOUIS FACTORY 726 PARK . Goshen, Wm. Prioe. Sella eash, mouldings, shingles, doors, blinds, lain, wood pumps and water pipes cheap, at wholesale and retail. Sell all kinds of L (VI i i:.iios s nt. 1 7': Pleasant Grove, John Brown" Drlnghuret. Springrille, Wm. Spanish Fork, Geo D Sued, Saiem, alt'us Poudtown, HobL. B. Payson, J. S. Tanner. Santaqutn Ward, Georgo Hailiday. Kumell, da AW uiatiufaiturers of Patent fa liuttcr for oae troiish They are nr tmu water oondiKters. ao. never roht Irak than Uo, and chiajer and will last a hng a ihe Ikhh iu h;cl I hey aro built. Holillag, rielore llHklng, Ac. Solid WiMUn OK .- Alpine, T. Salt Lake City Straw Establishment, makes and sells hats aud bonnets, doe Taj lor rvlASON U American Pork, L. feuicro Mrs. i A over the three last named places. flue stone Ixvtns money on easy terms to small ou Improved city real estate. t;i tt - I'l.V .to A Diploma home-mad- '. C I t pi-rr- .itli-M- "' it retail. im n-- i uu-da- Ward, V. C. A. Smoi t. Sugar House Brighton, A. H. Raleigh. Cottonwood, Wm G Young, Big Mill Creek, Reuben Miller. South Cottonwood. J. S. Rawlins. West Jordan, Archibald Gardner. Sooth W'Uov "reek. I. M. Stewart. mer- livjuors, wholesale 1 FODR HIGHEST MEDALS (. Sell winoa and swat, Huv 1 SALT LAKE COUNTY. 1st Ward.S. L. City, Jos. War burtuti. ,, James Leach. : ,, Jacob Wei ler. Uii ,, Harrison Sperty. W. H. Hickeniooer sit A Sth, Wm. 7th ,, Thorn. E. F. SheU. SiL provis- Morton A Tnfta . . JOHN R. HASLAM, H A the tin, sheet Iron and copper-smitlino, also In tho gasntting line. B. W. E. Jennens 1 resident agent for Franklin MaeVeagh A Co., wholesale grocers, Chicago; Chicago UTAH roUNTY. White Lead aud Oil Co.; and Liverpool Jt London & Globe lire Jusnrance Co. A. SM(.H)T,. Presiding Rbhop. ProvoP Latimer,, Taylor A Co. mouldJHrst Ward, J. P. U. Johnson. Sells lumber, shingles, sash, doors, w. Love'ew-Thirbuildin Second James the Ward, ings, frames, and everything Ward, Myron Tanner, line. ing , Fourth Ward, 11. Cluff. James MeUM ( Lehi, David Evans. Sells all kinds of Wasatch woolen mills Ctdar Port, H. . Cook. e cloth, and buys wool. Fairfield, John Carson. A. Miner Does business as attorney and eounse.or-at-laDAVID EVANS, Pi ending Bishop work' Co Tim Rvt a:i Oluarantivil 1ST5. c'.d. dryo and cwoet. vti liv eeeu tbeio. litter f'.ty, Abraham Hatch. Jibm Deal In m.tntles and grates and A V ie to & Midway, Hwiry b. Alexander. Charleston, John Watkins. Wa.bui Kh, Wm. E. Nuttail. V. If. drove of TAsntlst work. Mon'l A r.vsni Gntler REFRIGERATOR, ina l. l!f i iterator an to f reo r n no ChraiH-f- llishop. Furater. In IS 1H vim iicii i; Lts or March SI. Patented t WASATCH COUNTY. pr. anything h 1. & Wcoilen CENTENNIAL AHRA1IAM HATCH, Presiding rags for weaving. Does ST. Mrioeiator At 1'iCst. lirighahi Young's. O10i , Weaves aud sells carpets, an 1 buys sewed David iii Jeffriti Grantsville, Will-a6t. Johns. G. W. Burridge. Ceatreviiie, .James Jordan. Vernon, Hj vra Bcnnioiu Deof Creek, Fd,v:':i TaJiock. Sru.i Vi'.:v,-- li. F. Knowitviii O. I EJlaQu Is a practical clock and watchmaker. floe. C. 1'rrrnson Does a" kinds of watch and clock making-, repairing- aud oieamng. President B. Toung's, bnys good chantable wool. nit: Kill s two-third- T. City, W. F. Mops, PineKanyon, Mcwes Martin. Tooele City, John Kowberry. H. Deseret Carriage and Wagon Co. (Walker, Knight, Rees and Ob'ad) Make and repair all kinds of vehicles to order, waeous and carriages, mining cars, etc., and dn ail kinds of blacksmithlnff and carriage painting and trimming. At Pie-id-ii- iOOFXE COUNTY. JOIIX HOWBERRV, re- Dluwoodey ;jolin R. Ilaalein, - Peoa, Abraham Merchant. Moreil, John K. Lemon. Kamis, W. harder. Parii's I'ari:, Khratm Siodci Seiis the very best live geego feathers, walnut iumber and baby wagons. sorts l'.ccc- Phi a Aenne, ST. I tMl .ii.; ! the Wool. Watiship, Jared C Uouudy. ltockport, Edwin Bryant. Deseret National Bank Docs all L in money and in our Factory Cloth on:delivery of IJishop. gr.x-erlc-- staple and fancy groceries, WOOL!! One-thir- d Knht. HAMI'Kfi F. ATWOOD, home-mad- Se'.is ur IRON FRONTS for BUILDINGS S.th, Slinttcr1. Wrought Ja-.-and Oat Ir-U.t"i.iB, MtnUs and Van'n. Aii"i scent for tln Mrt' n i WM. W. CLUFK presides over Morgau County and the abovo five Ward in .Summit Co. Dr. A. W. t'uUler semi-hostil- SUBSGEI FT ION s Practises in dentistry. ;u. F. uliuer A t o. Sell family window glass, and e sashes. MeDnft Brother. Maiiiir.ot'a Llise Ki!u?t make and lunc. Davis Uowe A Co. Do aa kinds of milling and mining maeast iron work, chinery work, wrought and and iron and brass work of all descriptions. ions, etc. J W OO SUMMIT COUNTY. HennefcrviUe, Chas. Rlchsua. Echo, Kliaf Aspcr. Coalville, W. W. CluS. Unionti'.'.e, Alonro Winters. Upton, Joseph Huff, sea. a!! Daniel Urrntg. d U 100.000 l'Ol'XDS Porterviile, South Morgan, Richard Fry. North Morguu, Charles Turner. h B. ST. LOUIS TRADE. St., (i.iuli i, Ned Iron Worst .wll. WANTED, Littleton, J. H. Gilts. RichviUe, Giaspie Waiaroo. Porterviile, Alma Porlor. Fist Thomas B!Mi:tTh. West C. Auerbat-- A Bro. Sell dry goods, fancy goods, lniliaicry, clothing, Imots aud shoes, bau and cape, notions, etc. J. a Milton. Jens Public. various banking business auJ ceives savings on interest. lloese Shoeing joiivpn, 1,'tK .SMITH, Presiding Hishop. Hauen. . Li. Keep Them Before tho Does n. liter YOUOAS CtiCNtY. S. PKTF.IISON, Piesiding llishop Mot'.ntain Green, F.li SnaulJitig. Weoer City, C. 5. P tcTo!:. Futcrpriso. Jesse Haven. DIRECTORY. Baiter r kiM" a snporioe manlier. 71 MAVIS COr STY e, Christopher Layicit Farmusjf ion, John W. Hes. Ctnlrevihe, Win. It. Sm.lh Bvuiit!fu!, Anson Call. Croyden, George Jim. r Ma :i. inti la iiml Triiimiiii done in Oiuah.-t- WOOL! &a Specimen Circular and estimate. ce CTAH. East Weber, I. Spau'dmtt. South Weber, 1. Cook. HJvt r Halts Sauford B.uUaii. h Ferria, Fdeu, F. A. Hammor.d. liuntsviile, , Uoo.v.-vi'.UUiltcrt Beir.ap 14 I'SM aj;e s. srst.i.r., Mi St. Joseph, ., " Joseph Parry. North Ogden, C H Wheelock, Plain City, L. W. ShurtUff. Mound Fort, David Moore. Lynue, Dauiel Thomas. Siatervllle. John Allred. Harrisvllie, David Rawson. Marnat, Joun Halverstoti. West Weber, John I. Han. :!-:- FOR SALE. MM S1 P-- MHiSOSi u. WAGOH CO., STEELE & JOHNSON, speeialii.v. LORIN FARIl, Presiding lbMiop. Ut Ward, Ogden. F. A. Brown. I'd " Robert McQuarr'.e. flln BUSINESS r. on nMi-ncu'iit- WT.BF.R COT5NTV, the tith Ward, on Sunday last, a pocke LN book containing a small amount o . '1 lie owner will tiud it at this of currency nee. fecr. d tor V OMAHA TRADE, ,, 1 m '4'onoty treats ,t ., it rig ham City, Alvin Nichols, ! d-- ,, WLliard City, G. W. Ward. , ", M vViCNTV. . - one-half- Ful.er, Ciovei L L Wood, Panacea, Luke Sypaut City,L'd:iie'Dan!aU,0iiu-.Jacii.,Ida- nrrs, 4 r. out of Hoi U ami niatori- al giiaraiitt'ci.1. 7in- in C'ai built on hort ii it ire. Ite- paiiin- - done in n slvle sreotul to none. 1 r i v e reasonalile. ISIaekNiiiitlitiiiii all its hraiu'hes. C'uri'l- - : Crtt.j. A. NICHOLS, Presiling Bi,hop. Hosfcias, Box E.derc .. Cut Portage, O. C. C. Dewevvilie, J. ,, ,, IXnvey, Calls Fort, Thomas Hajper, aii an I j I "i ,, Bear River Cltv, Wm. Neeisy, ,, Mantua, H. P. Jcnaca, ,, Ageiitv for Sable simple. It frauding, demoralizing aud abusing trie Indians in every conceivable manner. I do not believe possibly not more than of the supplied annually voted by Congress .ever reach the Indian?. The abuses that are perpetrated by these agents aro perfectly shame-.u- l, and still it goes on from year to year, and there appears to be no relief from these public thieves. J. X. McCUIXOl'UII, Why, if I were an Indian, 1 would General Manager whet my tomahawk and hiuk it into the brain of the first white man 1 met. If one hus to choose whether he will die by starvation or fail fighting, he had better light 1O :o: for hi3 rights like a man than CT r TSTIL further notice trains will leave: starve like a dog." Ojfden daily as follows t and arrive atLEAVE. "Are there any ui.lde Indian?, Vurh as ve ul mit in general, 10:20 GRATES a.m. MANTELS AND Daily Express books."' the 5:00 Mixed p.m. B. "Ycp, plenty of them, aud 8:30 a.m. 1'rciffht chiefs now living on the greater RITE. Alt HAS ARRIVED AT 6:13 plains than ever were I'owhattau. Daily Express Bed Jacket or Tecumseh.' p.m :0 Mixed ljogan, :1 PMORRIS & EVANS. I think Kitting Bui), as a Freight ' wariior, with is a Indian than has ever d23 Daily eoDneetions made at Osrlen Cengiealer with Utah K. and Central Pacitlc It, in America. The late appeared ail aud Bait points Lake for road City tral on the Yellowstone in Southern Utah. campaigns At Bryan with stance for bvectw;t r show that he is equal, if not superior to the" best generals in manAt Cheyenne with Denver Pacific road aud aging battles. A few years ago lie for Denver, Central City, Georpetowu was a blanket 1 ndian, without all points in Colorado aud Now Mexico. At Omaha with Chicago and Northwestor wealth, und Iryhisown ern, Chicag-o- Rock Island and racifie, Chihe Las raised himself to the energy cago, Burlington and Quincy, ISurlinfrton Mo. liivcr In Neb., Kansas City. St. Joe hea l of the most powerful Indian and One of tlie most desirable and Council Bluffs railroads, and Missouri on the plains, and is the acHue of Bteamcrs for all points East tribe business properties in the Klver s. leader of all the knowledged and South. east at BankRed Cloud will for sale to all points compare City. Centrally located on ingTickets Lake of McCoruick & Co , SaltTicket favorably to any chief that ever 1st South Street, two IJloeks City:House also at Union PaoiUo Rallroat on lived, and Spotted Tail is not far berthollke which at iu Office Oedeu, and Ilank from behind him in ability. 1 rememsleeping: ears can be secured. TUOS. L. KIMBAI.L, ber Washakie, chief of the Omaha. Emprlunicorner. Geu'l Ticket Agent, rt90 who, if he had been born H. II. Clark, tlen'l Supt. white instead of red, would have 33 been a leader of the people in any state a governor or a senator. In personal appearance this chief C 1 ID resembles tho Father of strongly AMERICAN his Country as painted by I'eale; and tall, straight, white-haireWe are constantly receiving dignified, he is the personification of a noble red man. I have had Containing Twenty Rooms him to dine at my house, and I 01 iu complete order. Size never entertained a more agreeable AS 4T 1! tot live rods Southerly old man.; He will not eat until he has washed, dressed his hair, and front and ten rods Westerly ISSUED FROM THE IMS, pared his nails. He is polite to Trout. ladies, and children are his delight, The nbore properly will be A ml ilaily onler such pieces as Ale going to him instinctively as to a sold at ajllargain. Apply not in stock. Sheet .music friend. It is almost impossible to on the premises, or to sent to all part3 of the disturb his repose, while his placid Territories at Pubreplies in council would do credit C. M. G1LBERS0N, to the most dignified senator. He lisher's prices. lias great abilities, and treats every ISoom 3, presented to him with question dlo-such comprehensive knowledge as CjJodbe'n ltuiMiiiK- to astonish white men. He is brave as Julius C;osar, and in every THE CELEBRATED DOUBLE EUSTIC sense a savage statesman, orator, warrior." "What do you think tould be or done with the Iudiaus?' S. "B. "First, I would abolish all Oliter DitKon aV treaties, and give the Indians to Are for wlo by iM leler In Rtntt Uraiuard's Sous, Sehermer, understand that they are part of ouery. For the convenience of those who may Peters and othcrn, always the people of the United States, wish to try them. Sample Cards, containing and not separate nationalities. one each of tho 15 numbers, will be seut by on TTand. Theyjshould be made subject to the mail on receipt of 35 cents. laws the same as white men, treated justly, and punished when thev Ivison, Blakeman, Taylor & Go. CALUER & CARELESS offended. The great nations should 1.18 A 140 Grnud SI., Sew York. be allowed to send their chiefs to d2V0oe Washington, and be heard before Congress at every session when they desired to represent the TXT wrongs or wants of their tribes. Congressmen would then have an opportunity of hearing from the lips of those chiefs their desires or a aooK or grievances, without the intervention of the interior bureau, or Indian ring, and could act intelligently and justly. The Indian's idea of power is that of a warrior, KNTITLtU and for that reason I would have only military men "for agents. A man who never fights. Is to the V V! O W TSi "fi. & O Indian the most despicable of Wai-- e, Samar.a. tvamuc! Wiliiamg, Cherry Creek. . I. D. Jcutf-- , m Published livery Wedoeida LINCOLN - tlio Farm to the niiiiil.v Jb'rom in, H. ions UN- VEHICLES EDILT TO ORDER Biihop. is born aud bred iu them, and the natural instinct of Poetry. , tlie lletrt I'tkiutly Weeklies STV, the savage to steal aud murder is lu tbe ofWorld. WANIIIXftTOX encouraged by the government. It Annual Sub crip(i-.V0; pc.itWithout Change ! senda out men who are to act as 1" cents. of the Indiana and cany out age, I.eavluK Chicago lnlly nt 5:15 i.ui. agents S nglc co; y, 1 cents. treaty stipulations; but most of fST" This route is especially desirat)le for these men spend their time in deAND Ait. ;i Hbn.i;. j. -- I T T S B TJ II pORT SOUTH TEMPLE STRET Halt fclh Kauit of leH(. JAT PAPER IS TUi OK THE j. Washington, J. W. Frt-rm"9U George, D. IX McArthur. Santa Clara, Edward liunkrr Ptae Vailcy, V.'ta. S Pinto, K.th lnl - Wel-ili- SPECIALTY. trill not Cars to WasMnclon City FRAME? MOULDINGS THE LARGEST TbronflLh kin i ? or D Wiil: Harrtsburg, . In l!ih Cul NTY Leeds, Soioaion Anre!. 1 ' s l:.t'f I ( Vlrgen, John Parker. Duncan's Retreat, Moses U:boi Rockvil!. C N. Smith. Long Valley, Howard O Spent i Gleudale, Jame Loathe I, Mt Carmel, Israel Hoyt. Kanab, U John Nutta l. Johnson la. Scitus F. Jo!mi.. Par'a, A F Sui:tt.ou l'. rilEsjTOX. Piesiditig WM ; SECONDSOUTH STREET, KANE CDC NT V. Kauarra, I. W. Rinindy. Harmony, W. D. Pace. BeUsrue, J. H. John6on. Toker, Wm A Bringhursi " KandoiL.J.KandolphSUAri, , nwarn tienryP Lee, Wrom:n Siouel C'Jt'NI V. faoguiteh, O. W. Sevy. Cedar City, Henry Lunt. ,, l b:s:bupyr over tlie three Ia.t named places. ti. j. name, , rjvllle, James McKu:ht. IRON ' BloomHulon, George OsmoaJ, St. CTiarfcs, John A. Hunt, WAI Ki l UN 4. Ii i lH"M V. MUltDOOK, PitidinK lUshtp. CARRIAGE John K. Mtinto, k. S. S. Smith. Paragoonah, Parowan, W. H. Dame. C Hu'.ot Suiumit.S W. IT. DAME, Presiding 1 nr "S. V.. BoaTer, op ICS ttoWusnn, aaumMKRr, c PrtfCon, H. H. Dn!ryin?:e, Liberty, K. N. Austji, J' BKAVEB JUHN KbWAKD HUKTKH 1'usi Upg of the Church. lii-h- .'.;'.:! c HalcU. IjMtr-r- t KEADINU. OF t hnrrli or Jen Hjo Meadow Creek, W.H. Sioll. liak ,Cre.k,p. D.T.yman. Kaa.-hCulbert Kmg. ELDERS A5D BISHOPS " fie-i'- dl'J Brisbin Interviewed aboutl tho Indians. NEWS Waifics-h'- , 51 Al.DKIt, PIONEER IStlir!j.v, THE CIIICAGOvXR0CK ISLAM) PACIFIC 1VII kvening news. RAILROADS. O. L. ELIASON, : dSgl41 Eauksrs and Brokers, W BkOADWAr , N. T , ' " 6 :,; to" "10 rrorasB.tolp.nv from a.m. p. Outslds door open ,r, if, MOORE, rnrmdtr |