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Show GENERAL DIRECTORY. mttkn MISCELLANEOUS. Ogden was iaoorpented by act of the .rmortai i,esiiature, epproed Jan I8ih, 1861. Manioipal Eiectioni urj occur oienniHiiv nrit uu .v. - v tnda t Lie 1880. Wedkbsday Morning, Feb. 4, UTAH j second Moed.y in February. Present population, 6,600 The CitT ii sitaated in h rf.it. ibe Weber and Ogden River.. n,i m. manas a magnineent view of tbe Taller of wbioh it fnrm.it,. CENTRAL Frenoh savant has in succeeded killing the phyl.oxera of electricity. JUe passes by means nt through a copper curr. a powerful wire wo tin a aooui wie imesieu vme, when both egs and insects are killed by tbe shock. Carrier Cats. A foreign journal states that in a recent experiment cats belonging in the city of Siege, Belgium, were taken in bags a long distance into tha coun try. The animals were released at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and at 6:48 of the same day one of them A Phylloxera. thirty-seve- op UTAH. PIOXF.F.U JUSii: and after On priaoipal though a marginal feature, lying as it doea at the foot of the Wasatch mountains and within communication and sight of nearly other settlement within h tery basin. The oitv is divided into fonr wards. Each of whioh is represented in the Com mon Counoil hv .n AMiFm.ii chosen from tbe ward by the electors of we city at large, which latter also cbose at the same time a oomplete lint city omoials. beinr at Brest nt. i fnl Name of STATION. No. Traini Loav Salt Ui Wood's Croat ' Nov. 4, 1878, No. r. M. 7 00 8 40 t eti Ogden City, Utah. ForPla. Pudding and Cleaned and Ready for EIESEL J- - . 8 M. FRUIT With the conviction that Ogden is the natural centre tor distribution in the inter mountains, we have completed arrangements with the well-knoWholesalo firm of Put. 4. CO, T 25 4 08 60 For the sale of the Untreville T 83 4 16 74 Farmington 7 50 4 83 1 00 Kayaville I IS I 13 1 It 9 00 6 40 Phil. Best Brewing Comoany's Slilwaukee Ispost Bees' Arrive at Ogden lows: 1 Paw. 00 OGDEN CITT OFFICERS: " " No. 2 No. 4 Mayor Lester J. Herriok. Paaa. Pan. reached its home. His feline com Alderman 1st Ward -- David M. Stuart. 2d Ward O. F. Middleton panions arried at Siege somewhat TralM LeTe hours 4 u. p. u. 8d Ward Joseph Stanford. later, but within twenty-fou- r eta 4th Ward Wm B. Hutchins every one had reoched its home. It 9 40 6 20 iiea is now proposed to substitute cats Councilors Edwin Stratford, Robert 8. 10 81 7 10 1 00 KayTlIle ana to establish tor carmr-pigeonWatson, Robt. MeQuarrie, Israel Can. a regular system of cat communiea Wm w. Bunon. field. 10 62 7 81 1 81 Farmington . o: i i J'1011 u . uumseu oiegw ivnu me neigUDOr Attorneys Richards & WiHiama. Centreline 11 4 7 14 1 eo Marshal William Brown. nig villages. Marat. Marat, the notorious he Recorder James Wood'i Cross 11 13 7 68 1 78 Taylor. roof the first French revolution, the ArrWe at Salt Lake 11 40 8 20 2 00 same who met lus death at the hand Assessor and Collector Thos. D. Dee. ot Charlotte Corday, was the author Treasurer Aaron F. Farr. Pausiag Places. o! sevefal important essays on dec Surveyor David Jenkins. trical science; while Napoleon Bona Sexton Israel Caafield. MIXED TRAINS WILL RUN parte on many occasions dabbled in Quarantine Dr. J X. Allen, Physician scientific lore, and was the liberal DAILY, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED, inspeotor of Buildings-Al- ma Keyes. patron of men of science. Leu vine alt Lak C.iiv at fi .in a m ooin Meteoeio Matter. It is known Captain Ptlioe W. Brown. ft Ogdn at 11.50 a.m.; leaving Salt Uke at .06 Sealer of that a of Measnren D.m.. D invisible and Weights arriving in Ofrlnn at )n n a. . i.iK... and quantity Ok det at 6.6U a.m., arriving in Ualt Lake City at JS. meteoric matter is Browning. w leaviug ugueu at a.au p.ia., amnug in floating in space. At the late meet Chief Fir Department Alma Keyea. at ait imh9 ji .in. ins of the American Assnomtinn Inspector of Provisions D. E.Brown for all Information concerning Freiithtor Pax Prof. Pierce expressed the belief that tug. " toe aggregate ot tnia mat ter exceed JAJliiB BUAKP, Street Charless '.Walsh.' Supervisor the mas of the visible celestial ob Qen'l lackei and freight Agent Watermaster. Thomas Doxey. jects. The idea is not new, as Mr. aaao Taylor said nearly half a cen Medical Board of Examination J. D. 80PbtUNTKNDKNT. tury ago; "ifle invisible material Carnahan, J. X.Allen, YT.L.MoIntyre. creation, it is probable, vastly out. numbers the visible: and it mnv iiwt The folWinff are the CnmmiiiAaa of ly be thought that the worlds made known to us by their inherent splen- iub votumon uounou: dor .are to the unseen only in the And appointed that firm as our sole Agents for -- r:R,ir BOOTS t w.) - FRED. J. KIESEL. i GOLDBERG Til JEMENDO US Alt ItI VAL OZ Music Store! FredJ.Kiesel& The undersiened be?s to inform his numerous friends, and the pub lic generally, that he has ODened a crancn store, in With a first-clas- Ogden, -- He would advise an examination of the quality and prices of his ORAHS Ja FURNITURE! Of Every Grade and Pattern, at WHOLESALE DEALERS AND J0HJEES stook of s Musical Merchandise! Main Street, IN UPWARDS OF WINES; LIQUORS, TOBACCOE AND CIGARS. Fourth St., - THIRTY MARBLE SEISi "WARDROBES. Otfden, Utah. Parlr - and Bedroom Suits in Endless Yaileiy, And, in shorVeverything required by anybody, at prices to Bull. PIANOS GIVE US A CALL. And other Musial Instruments, be fore purchasing elsewhere. BOYLE - - ouiers. Shoemakers' Thompson last new and curious Wax. Sir William commond vear on shoe- ml i wax as aexperiment "urs viscous material. A iMRft circular rak nf if. nhnm. oiK. teen inches across and three inches wick, was made. This was put into waiJoir cylindrical glass vessel, as nnea witn water to pre 'Ot any sudden rh Jl.Fi IT A in Ilia ttirwi mature. Several corks were put the Cake, with some bullets on uWer surtace. The result is that, fl wsvearthe cork iio thrni up urongn the wax and are coming out bullets have nl .tt0p' while wax and come out 7'ugn me and thi8 haB gne on Tuom; wh-mrna V L1IH WU n """V ..II a I .. " uuies in oiii, . as Bonait'on to be Cux tattle to any suddenly-applie- d excessively force, such as a blow from a hummer. Mr 1,88 been eXPe- enting with the same material, and dm constructed miniature glaciers in channel8 wJiich present all h r i le , i KD real glaoipm . ttL LfLB 1 BRNZB.-Accor- to ding u is r"rouli feadered as malleable copper or h?f!VLe addition of one and a vUperCenr 0j mercu uiv-'ua- o - the "."" inierei, .,'roomlcal'alu8emcon Mercator'a i.Tl P.pi of pr the .u"n8 -l- 'Dg trom anh .uatorial found uringthe . g n"?6 &ail town .' Joepb n. nKITIKVl Reoerder Assessor Collector Treasurer Attsmey -- r. D. O. Slt BY BUYING AT FIRST HANDS, PAYING CASH FRANK MASON, Samliord Bineham. Gilbert Beln... And Shipping in Car Load Lots enables us to Room over Bobt MeQuarrie. F. 8 Riebardi, It M. Richar.ls Clerk Sheriff William Brown. Coroner Jos. Commissioner County Road . . . i n 01 uommon scaooU' oaperimnaeni L. F. Monah. BsarJ of EiftminirsL. P w. w Burton and Charles Wright. TBOTOVS MRBER Wmtmmm, West era Fxtees m M1 PBECISCT OFUCBBS. TEEMS: Plain CitvPrecin't: Wm. L. If r eight Six Dollar per Quarter, leHSOBS.J djUtf fn Try Us. -- 1 FEED. J. KIESEL & Jo. Frank Mason. John Snlars. W. G. CHILD Stewart Huntsvillt Precinct: j Constable-Jo- Dealer in the Celebrated EXfilLSIQB, Webster hn ' Try Us. Try Us. ORDERS RESPECTFILLY SOLICITED. Precis Of Added. ,1Z Part in advance, balance at finish Oeden Precinct: Justloe of tbe Peace C. F. Middleton.! of lessons. Constable Alma Keyes. Will teach the Whole Theory one course of lessons. North Oeden Precinct: Jueliceofthe Peace Nathaniel Mont- .m Justice of the Peaoe SELL ODIl GOODS AT SOOP. Pr. CI Mwm ? d 3 gi BOXING SCHOOL CRESCEAT AO 0C1 fflflKI COOK STOVE . iwman on Jastlse of the Peace L. A. Priohettt. f a ,ar Roman Constable Joaiah L. Ferrin. vilU Tle 2W-- B Uintah Precinct: tinet vZL eiT 1116 81te of circumstance tend- - Justice of the Peaoe George L. Corey, to that at tb9 of the uonstabie warrea w. Corey. volcanoes on tha BhiAP41?0 v Weston Prectncti "u ceei to be daDgerous. Justice of the Peaoe flans D. Potter son. 1)0 Sot Postpone IL Constable Thonas Etheringten. Ul fin 2 AS PUBLISHED Calder. dnov 18tf anford. S RECEIVED ALSO A FULL LINE OF HEATING "f flow ?ily reS . & w. , "nKer oi nez- - ;-7- Jnemostse us il.iJvrus.'ent. Evrv f.5i. J. r- i TV.,-.- r.,"1 .; "Wat JiCCTT Slatervtlle Precint: ESTABLISHED 1874. JOHN CORKIS Successor to the Continental Oil and Transportation TV. 3 Manafaeiurers' Agent and Importer of all grades of Illuminating and Lubricatina HUGHES 6s " i ALFO DEALER IN ftZi MiurKftirH.lt Coffins Imported A foil lis. cnstantl; DKY GOODS AND GROCERIES, HATS and CAPS, Coffin Trimming wur ana . finmni.i.t liilsen J'reetnci: ""lUnoll vZ'cL ,U,IOr '3 blob's Vitalized Jastiee of tbe Peace William Wilson. l cure them. Ri kJ Constable Thomas J. Wilson. SL5 xk. v.. Main Street, Oarl ktads f AND our 'tore every Hooper Precinct: hZ8liiD re made "Had;,!-- .miserable Jnstlee of h. Peso. Emory W. ionle. ' G. A. OHLSOK, GALE, HOME-MAD- E Justice of the Pe.ee Richard Dye. ' Constable Jaba Bybee. J.etolBach,Liver & Boaters in Jastiee of the P.aee Senry Bowns Constable Ueorgs Payne. fnr.$U r.i.eiLE HIGHES. RiveGlale Precinct: an Oils. Warehouse, Sixth Street, near U. C. R. R. track, Ogden. Lynne Precinct: 'be Peaee- -F. A. d or sore throat. Constable Peter L. Sheraer. Millet, Atirnrr. fPiC0 e will TZZ1 Kock Horshound and :in THE OGDEN OIL DEPOT, STOVES- - " te & Co Usual Discount to Teach or. " Dl 1.'?" uirni, . . III- - I CONSTANTLY latitude were laid Justine of the Peaoe W. W. Rrnrmnn the great Constable Eraetus P. Bingham. re.u l0 Harrisrflle ,LBonn. Germany, have W2DIty iu 1X19 - WEBER COCSTr 0FFICEKS : Probate Judge, F. D. Rioharda. L J. HerrickfOedenl. F. Seleotmea A. Hammond fHuntsvilleK P.O. Tav. middle 6f the six: Constable ' v. ;B down dob.. Tbe Jqdiciary power is contained in the Probate Court, presided orer by the Probte Jadgo, who is elected biennially am holds his office for two m a wuv. nr..n Thin ru-i- rt TV, . nu.1. -veara. VM . UIDIA Ul 7 the Coqrt ia appointed by the Judge, and is ea Blectlong are be d biennially, on the flrst Mon nHrooerea year. umj luiauKim, ia micn-eTe- n rrcweui jwpniauon oi me vounty,abont 18,000. i. SHEET MUSIC D UtIi Ogden, pnnppt ft AND ... 1 G riie Biggest Yet! OGDEN WHOLESALE DEPOT! NEW Fan's Building, TEASDEL'S MEYER, Bottlers and General Agents, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. I Standing proportion of the chiefs of an army to the thousands that fill the rank On Municipal Laws Jos. Stanford, W aid file. It is as jf from the summit iiorion ana a. a. watson. ot a tower we are looking by night On Water 8udd1v Edwin atratford. upon a Dounates3 plain niled with V. M. Stuart and Bobt. MeQuarrie the array of war, and could discern On 8treetB Jos.- Stanford. C. P. Mid nothing but the gemmed crests of dleton and Israel Canfield. the captains g!eming amid the On Claims Bobt. S. WaUon. Wm. W. eountless and unseen multitudes Barton and Edwin Stratford. they were leading on." Yeast an Inbeatici f)M. "Prof. TTa On Public Buildings Wm. B Hutoblns, David M. Htuart and B. MoQaarrie. ean has decided that the ar.nl i nation of yeast on insects produces a fungus On Pablie Works D. M. Stnart, Joseph oianiora ana riont. a. Watson. wmcn proves iatai to tne insects Potato beetles sprinkled with dilut On Publlo Groands Robt. MoQaarrie, wm. w. Burton and Israel Canfieli ed veast die within tvrelvn Hv Speaking Fishes. Concerning the On Fire Department Israel CanftelH tawin Stratford and W. B. Hutohins suDjeetej voice in nsnes, Mr. e. JS. Poole states that some six years ago On Sanitary Regulations Charles. F he made n interesting observation, Wiudleion, IS J win. Stratford and D While seated in a small canoe on the M. Stnart. iisang river m Eastern Assam, he On Finanoe Wm. W. Burton. Robt. 8. wateenana Jos. Stanford. suddenly Decame aware ot the pres enze of a number of fish called "mah Un Lioenses Cbas. F. Middleton. W. sir." They were evidently attracted B. Uutohini and Ivrael Canfield. by the canoe, and Mr. Poole mirmi. d that they might possibly think it n 'tin Tf?e'c'DT oomptiseeall that orHon of the a nuge J etu nsn. w nue watcning Territory twnnded eonth by DaWs Oonnty and their movements he became aware nuore oi UrMT call oi a peculiar "cluck" or i'j iub wii-rpercussive .i.vJ)WDOi , j Hth UntKnrfno-- hv ni iivm V"IU wund frequently repeated on all on said shore to thaTrtri.i sides, and coming from below, but road north of Ogden City, thence by the summit u spui muge wrnuQuuDg aisaii hoi Bunnura near at nana. . ... ILL in is was soon traced wfrn - (nnKiaoiviuat wua uiBiontmii or tne w aflatcn to the machsir,and one of them made Mood tains, east by the BUHimHof said uountaina. . . . V i wr 'J TODVTU IH lUVJ distinct sounds wnien tvere answered Connty Couit, composed of Jndge,who Mr- - Poole also by others, ex officio tbe prnsiding officer, and three selectsays that ismen who hold offise for throe years, one being in some parts of Eastern Assam a chosAn ATnrv VtatT Raomlav ama k.nin .1. large bivalve sings in concert with first Moi day In each season of the year. Another Car Load Arrived of Cooking and Heating Stores, dei?tf AT Utctl. & Also STOVES. Kiesol & Co., STAMM a Full Stock. HATS, CAPS, BLANKETS, A visit to this Immense Stock will amply repay Purchasers. 1 JOHN SHARP, Committees: Men's and Boys', 1 Ogdon Oity, U nneiy-uiviu- SHOES. CLOTHING. 1 J. AND Advance, and will be fold at Reasonable Prices. UNEQUALED. Fred. goods. ught before the Recent the Territories of Utah. m'i TEASDEL'S Holiday Presents. . , This CelehraBJ inJ u i u n awarded at the Pans Exposition, and has ever carried awav the highens nonors m ail competitive exhibitions. In addition to its peculiarly fine ., tlavor and Rrifirklinir n.. nQi;t;n v : i. " utuversanj' recomnienuea oy vno medirf throughout cal fraternity the land for its nutritive and health-givin- g qualities, and has. as such. uirnAl th i?.... u r.i. " UJ 1 Vl uu "ri"""" prices terms apply to r Pi's ' Use, Fall Supply of ShawK Hoods, Scarfs and A ' ? A.T Mince Raisins, Currants, Citron aid Lemon Pel, Candies, Nuts, Etc. Prices, as Usual, are the Very Lowest. luuuu aim iuoiiuinu. 11 .il " MtCEZLAXEOl'S. PROFOUNDLY IMPRESSED f Scientific Miscellany 7T MISCELLANEOUS , so .5 Boots and Shoes, Sutter and Etgrs Comet nttd. to on h.cd. SPECIAL o short ofijer and Sheet Ifoa Ware. lTTESriON GrTES TJ ROOFLN'G. Handler, i:ic , orf.r ! Tin, notie. ECc. All Wot ft Done in a Substantial Manners |
