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Show H u u Li itim. m vttl flu8 BROWSING'S STORE. iTKriNO. Sunday axcepted pSBOSJ.Mltord Bud.W Manager. U ES U I HATB OPENED WITH yyi 0 A STOCK General Merchandise. Three loorx South of Mali PUBLISHED - ' HFOIM""-!!- ,I,MICI 1 itf" HOTELS. " . Mb0n Pr9Prietor .d Win. Carroll, Proprietor.. II plX,Vum . 7.00 a.m. 6.Mip m. . :,5tUkeandtbeo8l 6.30 p.m. 6.20 p.m. 8.40 a.m. 'm" ' . Lake and the East . Ssda.ndCrdaTS,at . P a gnndayt lyai'J sm n.m. T.aoa.m d Slatersville, City and Thursdays SSTPWb S.30 p.m. 8.00 p.m. and Saturdays i JS35-edDhjf- .aud meandAlma-Wednesdaj- 11.30 a.m OFFICE IMURS. a'm- . t Twdlver . FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1ST3. Two youths from Mulhouse took a boat the other day at Ouchy, on CENTRAL Ueneva. out When the in Congress. Proceedings lake one of them attempted to commit suicide with a pistol, but the PIOSEER LIXE OF UTAH. shot having failed the two threw ON AND AFTER themselvos into the water. Both drowned. were Some was Spicy money MONDAY, NOV. Honse. found in their possession and a note to say that it was to be used to bury Trains will leave Ogden dally at S.40 a anil m, Washington, 18. tbem. There is no clue to the rea- 6.2tp.m. Arrive at Salt Lake City at 10.40 a. in. In the Senate, the bill to provide for and.820 p.m. son that induced them to commit Leave Salt Luke City daily at 00a.ai.and 3.4m p.m. printing the biennial Blue book was re- this act. Arrive at Ogden at 7.60 a.m. and 6.40 p.m. the In the of course and passed. ported discussion on the bill, Sargent said he Ia addition to the above, Wright Merritt, of Calhoun Co., had learned that since the abolition of is had in his is the franking privilege $100,000 Ga., tV.IXED TRAINS year, and WILL RUN been expended by government for scales as sprightly as a lad of sixteen, lie to weigh the minis, and said the cost to never took a dese of medicine of any DAILY, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,) government to send documents over the kind in his life, nor a drink of any Leaving Ogden City at 5 a.m & 8.80 p.m. country was greater than before the kind n nd of liquor, or a chew of tobacco, franking prmlega was abolisbel. a.m.and 5.05. p.m. at 8.30 Lake Salt City had a or nor ever in his Slieruian said he would vole against cigar pipe document some unless mouth. He in married Calhoun every printing forty Passengers will please purchase their tickets at menus be adopted to distribute them. offices. Fifty cents additional will be charged and since has the time that since, when the fure is collected on the train. The House bill, repealing (tie ealary years act of March, 1873, was taken up, read never bought a pound of meat nor a For all information concerning Freight or Pasthe second time nud referred to the com peck of corn, and, with the exception sage, apply to has he which one of retrench service now and mittee on civil coat, JAMKo SHARP, wears, Oen'l 'ticket and Freight Agent ment. never worn any clothing save that Boutwell was opposed to either con manufactured entire JOHN SHARP, by his wile, who SUPiaiNTENDKNT. traction or expansion of the currency at be a in tkeir to promised the minimum established by law. Howe opposed tbo expansion of what young and happy days. CHICAGO & ALTON might be termed our broken promises, as accisad seldom so hear of We an little better than a crime. Morton argued this was no time to dent as happened near Bedford, Pa., ONLY FIRST CLASS ROAD IN THE return to specie payments, but the faith last week. An old gentleman of sev- TnE ee classification of Railroads by of the Government was pledged for the named Gates, visited his board of Railroad Commissioners. years enty . redemption of greenbacks, and it would son. The grandchildren desired their AndNo Clmiifjo best route" between be done when practicable, as it had not the shortest, quickestiind feast chickens a to have mother of been since the war. Sumner interrupt St. Louis and Chicago, Kansas City and Chicago, and Jefferson City, St. Louis and l'ekiu ing, asked if we bad not paid a large for the occasion, to which she con- Chicago Peoria, St. Louis and St. Paul, and St Louis amount of the public debt in coin tince sented if the old man would kill the and asd Qnincyand Uurlington. the war, to which Morton replied in the fowls. He loaded a rifle and stepped EI.EGAXT DAT CARS, ' affirmative; but insisted that we had back of the and Smoking the mother and a and Pullman Palaee Sleeping, Diningbetween barn, Chicanever gold enough oa hand at one time Cars run tbrongh without change, near Kansas of four and small and St. City. Chicago Louis, boy years standing go and to authorize the redemption of greenThe only line running these Cars between Chibacks. Sumner asked if issuing green- the back door to watch the proceed- cago and St Louis, and running both Palace, bulbacks was not a war measure, and if it ings. At the first fire the fatal Sleeping and Dining Cars between Chicago and Kansas City, and Palace Sleeping Cars between St should not have been stopped with the let passed through the barn door an Louis and St Paul, via Quiucy and Darling ton. war. Morton agreed that it eught, but inch board, and struck the child in ONE HOUR FASTER TIME though the war bad ceased the consedeath in a few min- Between Chicago and St. Louis, and one hourand the face, causing on. He favored a were still quences a half faster time between Chicaga and Kansmall addition to the velume of currency utes. sas City than by opposition route. as the true remedy for the present trouFRANK HIGH, Western Traveling Agent, It 6'46 to 3 Open from 9 a.m. Trains - - u leaves and 7.40 5.40 6.20 8.50 7.50 5.40 " '- - 4 - - a m. p.m. p.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. " 8 40 a.m. - 6.20 a.m. Bait Lake City Time, n.iutnns Services at 11 Sunday, in the Tabernacle ,m., and in scnooi-nous- e auhu kouse, Farley s at 6 p.m. e ard 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Episcopal Church at ,ry School-hous- Uetb.od.ist jtyritualist Church at fifty-eight- tr 11 a.m. and Lectures (Child's Hall), IBBET IATI0MI BAM In the House, Hale, of N. Y., made a long personal explanation of bis connection as agent and counsel of the United iriiLT Lake States before the British and American Paid Fp Capital, $200,000 Commission, appropos of the amendmeLt offered to the ealary bill by Wilson ot Indiana, yesterday, providing for deWS. H. HOOPER, President, 1 H. 8. ILDREDOE, Vic Prest ducting from the payments the amount JRIOHAM YOUNG. of any compensation or fees received as 1 Director. TM.JKNNIN08. counsel er agent of the United States JOHN SHARP, which resolution Hale said was meant as J. I. LITTLE, LB. HILLS, Cashier. a personal insult, and he took it as such. Hale proceeded to make an exceedDatl it Exchange, Coin, Gold Dust, College Scrip, itc. Collections made and promptly remitted, ingly severe personal attack upon Willorrigi Exchange for Sale. Interest Paid on son, charging him with complicity in d53-lfaring! Deposit. the salary grab of last Congress, and WELLS. FARGO & CO., with trying to cover up his offense by others, likening bim to a cur EXPRESS FOR WARDERS, attacking who has wallowed in a puddle and then seeks to rub the filth off upon decent Bankers and Dealers In Foreign and Domestic Exchange. people OFFICE at UNI9N JUNCTION R. R. DEPOT, Wilson, of Ind., obtained the unaniDOOLY, Ogden,U.T.. S. J. mous conseut to reply to Hale, and be4Mtf Agent gan by saying that the House had just had a very fine specimen of the dirty EUCENE LASCELLES, EY-dt-LAdog (applause) which the speaker reW ATTORN OQDEN CITY, TJ. T. proved. He then defended his record in OBo la the Junction Balding. (he last Congress and his aotion yesterday. He said that while Hale had H. charged the members of last Congress with having enacted the salary bill by a Hydraulic and . Civil Engineer, trick, subterfuge and evasion he (Hale) had been drawing a salary of $10,000 a Co. Cache Logan, year as agent of the Government, and Land and Mining Claims surveyed. drawing his pay as Congressman also; the law by which he had done it havihg been taken from the Speaker's table in A. the last hours of Congress, and passed ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR. without, a word of explanation. Office at Residence 2nd South Street, Eldridge made a reply to Hale, adoptSalt Lake City, Utah. AH kind, ing that gentleman's language and logic, of legal Business promptly attended and Butler closed the controversy with a . ltf characteristic speech, in which, while AMERICAN praising Hale's ability and asserting naai-ULAS- S QUIET HOUSE, that the double pay he received was One Block East of the Theatre, none too great, he questioned the pro SALT LAKE CITY of his being so severe on those 83.00 per day. serais priety weekly and Table Board at Reasonable Rates. who only got one salary. J. C. LITTLE, Proprietor. city. LOOK HERE. y tf MARTINEAU, MINER, Cy elopnedia 0.0. CHAPXAff. 8PRUAMP.P. 55TAW! FY Si. fin -. w w I hip I ewxessors to H. Webster A Co.and J. 4 J.Sprnance, mpertert and Wholaah Dealers in w WINES AND ' LIQUORS. aI Trancisco. Btreet. 296 Sm w nil aj J. s. trrors MATCHMAKER PlWW. ,n! AND P0'- - JEWELER Jewelry, 'i SUver and warrarted & MALTING HOUSE, LAGER "V1 on nana. Supplied, thj, Rail. will K. oenu per gaUon related ky the eur- uoerai ailowaoce A Heartless Brother. o A farmer named Avery and his wife have been acquitted of murder at Uatavia, N. x. Avery had a sister named Quinn, who was widowed some years ago, and having 00 went to reside with him. about Her health failing, she was lodged in a building apart from the family residence, and left to wear away her life in solitude and filth. She died in 1872, and her body was placed in a box and buried without ceremony. The outrageous treatment of the woman and the seeming secrecy which attended the interment, excited suspicion; the corpse was disinterred, and though there were no other marks than those of gross and cruel neglect, the Averys were indicted for murder. The court held that although the people had shown a' brutality of treatment that obviously hastened death, yet no crime had been committed. well-to-d- There is more carpeting made in the Nineteenth Ward of Philadelphia than in all the looms of the rest of the United States and Great Brit- ain. TIME TABLE oomisrisrE, Junction withC.r.R.R NATIONAL W TCII COMPAKY: Having carefully exnr!nel and teMptf vour-W-; tcli-- s, we find them perfect in all their nai is. uf Sna finish, and well adapted to thi) Plaits of the tin publia. We consider them thelu at nude watches in Ameri-afthe price, and eijiial Li the finest Knropeun Watches, fur acenruto time, hat c; jt double or three time tbe money. Wo cliei-- i fully recommend ihem to all parlies wishing AND LOO A.N On and after Oct 1st, 1873, Daily Passenger Trains Leave Coriune at 12:00 noon. Leave Logan at 7:30 a. m.; to connect with trains for Ogden and Suit Lake- - Reduced Rales lo Excursion Parties. Passengers will please Purchase their Tickets at tbe Officee. Fpr all information concerning Freight or Passage, apply to CIIAS. NIBLEY, General Freight and Ticket Agent. MOSES THATCHER, d'l-t- f General Supt. Is Entirely the best CYCLOPS DIA . Westlngbonse Safety Brake. Pullman's Palace Day and Dining Cars. Will be.isned beginning July, 1873. Complete in 16 vols., of 800 pages each. ONLY SOLD A chaDce for BY SUBSCRIPTION. the million to buy a complete library without feeling the coat. A saving of ten cents a day buys the complete set. Now is the time to subscribe. Agent for Northern Utah. LUNCHEON. ALBERT CRAY. AT THE BON TON SALOON, a neat lias fitted up LUNCH STAND, Also a Private Room for Company. Lunch from 10 cts. to 60 ets. The very best Ales, Porters and Cigars. . 8.2U 1.80 6.00 Q.) 7.00 11.15 3.16 8.00 p&oritt 6.45 Ind'plls (I. B. ft W.) 9.50 Cincinnati Loganspt(T.P.W.) 6.66 2.45 iviumnufl Tim u r. xc. - MAIL. a.m. p.m. a.m. 6.35 6.30 8.40 i.m. 10.60 a.m. 3.22 p.m a.m p.m p.m a.m a.m 7.00 p.m. a.m. 12.50 a.ni p.m. 10.30 a.m p.m. 4.00 p.m o.m. 9.20 am aju. 6.20 p.nu -- ! 11 ; ..... Chicago, Inmasapolis, Cihciiciiaiti, Looamspom, and Columbus. Connections at those points with lines leading to the East North and South. This is the Best, Shortest, Quickest and Cheapest Route. Do not be deceived, but obtain Tickets via the Burlington A Missouri River Railroad. C. E. PERKIN8, A.K. TOUZALIN, Gtu'l Sup't Gen'l Pass. Agent ' Janl7 72tf O "V E3 1 3E3 ROUTE EAST. The Only Line Running K'EI.WAIN, w. m. . n. mayo, wi:sn:a.L hvman, Nur.SB.RonMS a BAHaTOS, . r. KoKkU CO., Louisville FOUR TRAINS DAILY! 7:45 A. M.Day Express. With Palace Car throagh to New York, Chi. cago, Cincinnati or Louisville Daily except Sunday. M.-F- Daily exeept Sunday. Line. ast to New York, Cincinnati or Louisville except Saturday. . Bleeping Car t Cor. Chestnut St., St. LOUIS. dl-t- Hutlnrtt OffWatch ft nl percent tAddroM "THE 617X," Xw Vrk.Cly. azines, Pictures, Albums, Stationery, CIGAKS TOBACCO. &c. A' Wall Papers of Uii Best Patterns. Subscriptions taken for all (he Papers of the day d24t3m Local, Eastern and Wee tarn. jpSrCash paid for Eggs and Chickens national Cutnpatiy, LAKE ST., CHICAGO. 161 AR ' STORE! TOYS, IN Till West Side East Temple Street, GHEATEBT TABIXrt CANDY, HOME MADE, PURE AND FRESII. "candy, Edropi.au Plaji, IMPORTED ALL TARIETIES. SALT LAKE CITY. Board by the Day or Week. 5"Rooms with or without Board. Taylor A Cutler, Proprietor. lOOtf mlO( O Candy Cheap I Candy Cheaper! Candy Cheapest I ,- -a GAMBIT I Wholesale and Retail. t ICE CREAM AXD To all whom it may concern. Mag- to Confectionery TAYLOR'S HOTEL CAKES, CANNED GOODS, NUTS, CANDIES, etc. Don't pass the London Bakery without Books, Periodicals, AiwJearonm ask. nr. gate! k 159 f CITY LICENSES. THE WEEKLY SUN. Kigrht pages, fifty-ei- x No discounts columns. Only $1.00 a year. . from this rate. Same SUN. si7.e as the THE of 20 discount A a year. Daily Snn. 82.00 per cent to data of 10 or over. four-pag- e news-papTHE DAILY SCN. A large columns. Daily circulation of twenty-eigh- t over 180,009. All tbe news for 2 cents. Subor &6.M a scription price 60 cent a month, discount ol 20 year. To clubs of 10 or over, Jewilleb and Dally except FRESH BREAD, - Ogden. 10 Uaiden Lane, If. Y, 6X8 TBI ILQIN WATCHES. MAIN STREET, OGDEX. Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, BUOfl.. fid MovomcAt Retailed by the Company. CA1X OW TOtTS TRIBE'S. AND HAILY. WEEKLY, THE WEEKLY SUN is too widely known to a call. require any extended recommendation; but tbe reasons which have already given it fifty thousand dubscribers, and which will, we hope, give it many thousands more, are briefly as follnws: newspaper. All the news of It is a first-rat- e the day will be found in it, condensed when unimportant, at full length when of moment, and inalways presented in a clear, intelligible, and 0 teresting manner. of entertaining family papefi It is alfirst-rat- e HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IS conNOTICE and instructive reading of every kind, but engaged in Business in taining nothing that can offend the most scruputaste. lous Ogden City, (fcr vrnich the City Ordistory paper. The best tales nances provide that a license must be It is first-rat- e and romances of current literature am carefully obtained,) without first procuring a selected and legibly printed in its pages. agricultural paper. The most license are liable to be taken before any It is a first-rat- e fresh and instructive article on agricultural Alderman of said City, and be subjected topics regularly appear in this department. It is an independent political paper, belonging to a Fine. to no party and wearing no collar. It fights for By order of the City Council, men to LESTER J. HERRICK, Mayor. principle, and for the election of the beit to the office. It especially devotes its energies JAMES weakTAYLOR, City Recorder. now that exposure of the great corruptions o en and disgrace bur country, and threaten to unIt dermine republican institutions altogether. The Office of lhe City Recorder is at from asks and favors do has no fear of knaves, the City Hall, Fifth Street, Ogden. their supporter- -. m. till 5 .f ladies and the for the fashions Oflk Hours fron 10 the It reports cattle-market- s, markets for the men, especially the attention. to which it pays paticular ne GEORGE W. TURNER, Finally, it is tbe cheapest paper published, dollar a year will secure it for any eupscriber. It have (Late C. B. McGregor A Co.), is not nwessary to get up a club in order to THE WEEKLY SUN at this rate. Any ona who - .ends a single dollar will get the paper for a year. We have no traveling agents. HATCH, anl a Gentleman's Watch, of equal merit for unsurpassed qnalitie with tiie " II. W, Raymond," but of smaller si.e, superior tu any. thins: yet manufactured in this country, wiii shortly be plaeed in market. Where can be found THE SUN. York rtttebursh. Fa, JENKINS TffOS. DORWTN, T. M. COLBURIf, Ticket Ag't, St. Louis. Went'n Pass. Ag't,St.Louls CHAS. E. FOLLETT, JNO. K SIMPSON, Geo. 8uut,Iudianapolis. Gen. Pass. Agt.,St.Louis thi PAHKOTTS ti CO., S Jiiuidcii Lane, lie b EENNEQEH, TOY Ticket Office, Ko. 100 X. Fourth St., Ok CO., Daily .P. M.Chicago Express. With through Saturday 00 Ladles' Watches, of elegant design and finish, WITHOUT CHANGE. P. R ception, given more limn ordinary Hatlsful'!inii,iiiiJ are proving to be all that yon claim Ilium k acrnmtfl and durable the Improvements' 'lVking Into ymi li.ive introduced In their coimruciiou. and t! even tin lowest prndc, general fineness of linUh wo regard them an lieiii j well wurt ii their price, m d take great sat Miction In selling thcin tu suck ot our customers as deiro good PALM EE, BAOTirttlEPS & CO.. Iti2 V, .uiuwu El., ostoa. VVAHEEN & BPATiOXE. luaivivO Lmjic, ITew York. jIIDLETON TO 5:15 INTSBHrVi Natioxa Wfcn Coki'ajtt. Cricao: tlt'.STK! The watcliu of your mule. soM by n during the year, have, with wareei.v na x TJirough New York, Chicago, Cincinnati and Tor all Way Stations H. OFPESHCIMF.R i. a ro., c. r. bappi D. V. XRO.NUlihG a CO. The names nlmve will be recognized as the loading Jewellers of Chicago. They have no pecunl try interest In the Company, but freely tettlly o to the genu ne merits of Hie wnkhes, which tot tbo past year have beeu gold by thtuu. WHEELER, ST. LOUIS w. n. e. hilur a oc, J. U. ASHUiUtX, gilkk Bro. a co., Cart from, J. H. STINGER has removed the LOXDOX BAKERY n. Next door to G. s. NOWLIS BOOTT 6:15 HeR8S Leave OGDEN Leave OMAHA Arrive BURLINGTON Galesburg, (C. B. " Mondota Chicago m For all Information, Addrest, ROBT. H. VAN RENSSELAER, Ogden, 3. ATLANTIC STATIONS. ! guud With Pullman's Palace 8lerTng Car through TO THE EAST. NORTH AND SOUTHEAST. jSTo. V AND ALIA 3:30 P. . SEW REVISED EDITION, HOTEL, JOB! 8PRUANCI Kansas City, Mo. J. C. McMULLIN, Gen. Bupt, Chicago, J AS. CtlARTON, d38-t- l f Pen. Pass. A gt., Chicago. APPLETON'S AMERICAN BURLINGTON ROUTE . m AJLXT. TRAINS RUN BETWEEN P. of Cars. W, BROWNING. Railroad. h bles. J. 3, J. aud J. UTAH NORTHERN ELGIN WATCH E B-AIIiROA- - " leares C P. " U.P. " TJ. C. train arrives . and ROAD. XXj 1873, help-mat- e CP. train arrives " U.P. " mil drain takes In Exclinnpo. II. VOL. C BEPARICEl. 8,4 City, double hk tit nm. 7.40 a.m. 6.40 p.m. U0 City, double Ihroa?h Mail daily OC5DEX, UTAH, the scaMYiLS . . uke 77. in Sparring Between Sum ner and Morton. Explanations in Jnhn ITVKRt STABLES. J- - Wo. BY TELEGRAPH. rMp. Mercantile iMtH'n, w Where customers will find if to their advantage to call teloie rtrch;isin elsewhere. (SUXDATS EXCEPTED.) nSiTnTREOTORY. IMA'"-- Hotel, Ogdcu. EVERY EVENING, SODA WATEK. PASTRY of ALL KINDS. D HAS GAINED A No higher encominui can be Is towed upon a Cooking Stove than to say that wbo use it speaks in its praise very house-wif- e and recommends it to her neiglibers and friends, for economy, cleanliness and reliability in all it operations. TIE MONITOR 31,314 MONITORS ALSO, XOTT Cakes Ornamented to ON Order, NOTICE. SHORT 15 USE. WEDDING TBI CtUIATIS CAKES! . SPECIALTY. SAM CL.US COOKIXG STOVE, J. II. For Coal and Wood, Which has such a Demand through the Territory, for Beauty and Excelenee, cannot be anrpassed. All our Stoves are kept and for tale by Z. C. M. I- and all it Branch Stores. Also by all the Store ia tbe Ter ritory. 30-4- Filth di-t- GEO, HA OPENED A NEW STORE with a full supply of Toys, Crockf ry, Preeerving Jars, Fruit Vegetables and Provii'on of the beat quality. CALL A"D SEE HIM. 1 'HIKE & CO, Organs&Melodcniis Taa Oldest, Largest, and Most Perfect iUvu:ut lory in the United States. SEW JT01iE. JC0LCLOUGH f KELSON, Street . . . Ogden 52,0 0 0 Now In use. No ether Musical Instrument ever ol same popularity. Send for Price Lists. ai-3- AdrM irrrA:.n, k.i ' |