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Show For the JpNcnoN REFORMED. Hello. Harry What in the name of humanity is the matter 7 Dusty clothes! smeared facet torn and soil ed pantaloons! ears chocked full of i POST OFFICE. dust! My gracious! I ever saw you AUTTALS: Kit Uks City, onbl. dsil y...t a.m. and :e p.m ia such a dilapidated condition in all 1:40 .m . West, Thrtrngh Mail daily. PJ my life! You look as though you ut Through Hall daily had jnst emerged from prison. Why jKm6: i for Salt Laka aid tha your own daddy wouldn't know you P For hit Laka aud tha West Come, explain how the usually pla Oonaly, Bar Laka Monty ana it odaRichSprings mailt (O fla KTanrton, cid and tidy Harry appears in suon a and leara tha latter placa, 1 Fhidat Mobniss, Fbb. 13, 1880. . : : : Wyoming, Mondavi. Wadaeadari and Fridaya. al 7:00 North Utah, Idaho and Montana, dily...:00a.m nataTilla,don, Hooper ana nasi neoor8:U aJB, Wednesday! and Saturdays Plata City SlaterrMle, North Opien and HarriSTilla, Mondays, Wednesdays and 8.48 a.m. Fridays, DelirerT 8:16 a.m. to 7 p.m. Onin Iloflu-aanar- a! to .day ,...:10p.m. to 7 p.m. RaouTST JDirABTiiiNT Open from a m- to - MoiraTOBBiaDsTAMinrira . from Oatside Door open from 3 p.m. Open a.m. to ! p m T a.m. to 8 p.m NATHAN KIMBALL, Postmaster. TRAINS. CP. train arrives...... 0. P. CP. train leaTes..... .... C-- t. p. e. p. e.p. 0.P. B.C. f.N. train a rttres. Emigrant arrives.. " leaves....... " arrives....... Bmlgrant leaves.... train arrives ' and " leaves...... " and train arrives " leaves Ogdeu City Time. ThO JUNCTION .g:40 a,m :40 p,m 0:64 a.m . ......6:40 p.m a.m 1:16 p.m 8:64 a m 4: p.m .:00 a.m :4().m :40a.m ..:20 p.m :60a.m 8:30 p.m has a LARGER CIRCULATION In Osrden and throughout than AT.T. Utah, Northern OTHER NEWSPA- PERS combined. brief Mention. Bead the Utah Farmer. Coasting is again popular. IIoodlumism still continues. Onb small dog fight yesterday. Theatres in Provo are booming. The weather yesterday was beautiful. To morrow will be St. Valentine day. The tyrant Death still stalks in our city. Not much work for the police at present. The "Mormon" Panorama is draw- ing immensely. The temperance excitement still pervades Salt Lake. Reformer McKenzie is soon to visit the hub of Utah. Advertise in the Junction, the newspaper of the people. The merchants are commencing to work up their spring trade. And now Utah is to have another County, to be called Emery. The party in the Fourth Ward tonight will be largely attended. Work on the Utah Southern ex tension is proceeding rapidly. Nights and moraings cold, but spring cometh again during the day. The Colville Burlesque troupe will entertain this village on the 16th. F. J. Cannon, Esq., editor of the Logan Leader, was in town yesterday. No clue yet to the perpetrators of the recent burglary at Stanford s store. Bishop T. R. Cutler, of Lehi, re cently lost a fine little girl through fever. Salt Lake is now happy. She had one or two good runaways on Wed nesday. t The February term of the Fourth District court (Nevada) has com wenced. The election in Provo a few days aince went oft in a quiet and respectable manner. The Ogden Brass band will give you a good time at Union Opera House The Prove Enquirer hopes to be enabled tojsurvive without raising its subscription price. Mr. S. P.Tbasdel properietor of the Eagle House, Salt Lak, started east yesterday morning. A large number of friends assent bled at the funeral of Willard, son of Jos. A. and Josephine West, yesterday. An f xchange says that a Miss Sally Brown, of San Jose, was wooed and won by George Mander, and Sally is now George's Sally Mander. A pest house in the vicinity of Virginia City, Nev., has been gutted by some person possessed of more cupidity than fear of contagion. Wb acknowledge the kindness of of Mr. J. W. McNutt in'the presentation of a box of genuine Ilavanas. It didn't make us "shake" to carry them, Mac! The Panorama. Last evening Mr. Christensen gave another exhibition of his "Mormon" panorama at the Second Ward echoolhouse. The attendance was good, and to say that every one who witnessed the show was delighted, would be superfluous. This panorama is taking immensely here, and the probabilities are that the proprietor wil' have to give more ex- i.fgone condition. 'I'll tell you, Tom," remasked Harry, in a sorrow ful tone. "You remember my aged grandma a very good old lady of seventy she hasn't missed church for thirty years, she says, (though I doubt it). Well, I went to see her this morning. She, as usual, was in a very sanotimomeus tram of mind, and commenced haranguing me on m v religious and moral du ties. ' Harry,' she said, .'you must attend church; look more to your religion, :or if you wish your attentions to tiie charming orgaaist, Isabella Pequot,. with whom I am sure you are fascinated to the successful, you must atteid the church in which she per forms. You know, Harry, it could not reasonably be supposed that a person oF ber high standing and re-lgious qualities would, under any :onsideration, lavor the suit of an unreligious person.' Tom, this was the style in which I was entertained. You mi-- ht imagine theetiect that it n ould have; but when she mentioned the name of my adorable Isabella, human nature was conquered: 1 was completely converted. I tbere and then made a solemn compact with myself to attend every church in which I would be enabled to catch a elimpse of her whom my soul adores. I told grandma I'd reform, which seemed to please her very much. After leaving her, and rambling about for some time my thoughts dwelliag alternately on grandma and Isabella I found night fast approaching, and forthwith made elaborate preparations tor attending the church this evening. Ah! Tom, here I is where misfortune commenced. started very early punctuality being ese of my favorite maxims, and wishing to make a good beginning, at all evsnts. As 1 entered the building I found it as yet unllchted: so selecting what I thought to be a nice seat, sat down, thinking now 'Jerusalem I I'm extremely com caught!' I ejaculated, with a screech loud enough to wake tne dead, wnue I wiggled and twisted, emitting with each twist a whoop that would have done oredit to a Mohawk, But it was of no avail. I was completely fastened." "Poor Harry!" remarked Tom. But. resumed Harry, by an extraor dinary effort, and with the sacrifice of a nortion of my pan taloons, I was at last extricated. Upon examina tion I found I had merely been caught in a wide crack in the bench. L took particular pains to examine well some of the next seats; and, after some time, found one free of cracks or nail heads, and gently sat down. I now silently gazed through the gathering gloom at the fixings of the church, and I wondered to see what a fine appearance they presented. True, it was rather dark, but still I could see the great differs ence existing between them and the late benches. The very ropes that in place seemed held the stove-pipto be surrounded with a fringe of what might, perhaps, be silk, though I was uncertain. The stove itself seemed different to any I had ever seen. But the beautiful appearance of the walla and ceiling surpassed The even my wildest imagination. walls! What a fine color! A dark drab! A calciminer ef extraordinary skill must have performed here! The drapery on the ceiling took my fancy though. One of the windows being raised the evening zephyrs auietlv stele in, and cently fanned the substance till it presented to my wandering vision the charming reg ularity of waves upon a becalmed sea. From the drapery some sub stance was continually tailing: it covered my whole apparel: the very very air seemed laden with it, What this substance was, or of what the drapery was composed, I had not the least idea; but, upon consideration, I remembered having read in an old story book, of a temple; the ceiling of it was covered with silk tapestry; and at regular intervals were inter posed beautiful tassels, containing the power of a highly perfumed root, which, by a curious arrangement, allowed the contents to pass slowly into the tne surrounding air Not knowing but this ancient, idea had been modernized; and brought into requisition here, I took no notice of the substance that was steadily covering my person. So I leaned back, crossed my legs, 'and closed my eyes to keep them from w ae e neat, and tidy people the owners of this church must bel W uat an eye to beauty they have! Here are a people having a fit shrne for the most humble worshipper to hold communion with his maker! My thoughts were here interrupted by the entrance of a person, who im mediately commenced knocking things aoont in a lively manner. They have a noisy deaconf thought I the person, after making a fire, started lighting up. Now, I mused, "I'll find out the secret of this mystery." I closed my eyes thinking to wait until the place was completely lighted; so as to take in the whole beauty at once, and after a sufficient time suddenly opened them. Tom what a night met my gase! What a I could hardly betransportation I lieve my eyes! My magnificent stove was transformed into a rusty battered concern, that had to ba propped before it would, stand My beautiful walls had received their color by the accumulation of the dust, perhaps, of centuries! And sad to relate, my ceiling tapestry, of which I was so highly enchanted, had vanished, their place being sup plied with long floating cobwebs, the dust driziling from which bad completely covered me. Tom, my hibitions than already advertised. perfume now vanished! I was paralyzed! I couldn't move a limb! How long I would have remained thus, it is impossible to tell, had not Personal. the deacon's voice aroused me. Mr Henry Tribe left for Logan, on "What are you doing here?" hehals lowed. "What am I doing?" I rebusiness, yesterday evening. . Don't forget the Valentine ball in peated in amazement. "Why, waiting for church to cemmenee of . screamed. "Why you' bin luny there's no church hre! Tins is the H school house; and we're going ostran to hold a caucus meeting. eers are allowed; so clear out.1 "TAe dieietul" I veiled; my hair bristline ud. "Are vou going?" said the deacon, raisine bis foot threateningly. The effect was magical. I took one glance at the huge dimensions of that foot, and but one; and with a teirific bound gained tne doorway, leaped from the steps, and legged it up the road in a marvellous manner; muttering as I rushed along a prayer to Isabella for protection; but. in my excitement, forgetting to bid a respectful farewell to the noble svnaeoeue. Jrom whose amorous in. fluence I was so ignominiously re-treating. No more Isabella lor mei I've thoroughly reformed! Oils, Teritoral Budget, Herald, 12th. or nnxr S FULL AWh i: T b'i i UQJ - Vines carried by u., acd usually ... Mechanics A.YD I vrtt COLORS, WIN John Hardwick, arrested on TuesDOW day night for breaking into the house of Mr. Jeremy, in the Nineteenth GLASS Ward, was brought up before Alderman Raleigh yesterday. Hardwick oflered no defense, and said he remembered nothing after being in the saloon near tho depot on that night; he was very penitent and said he n weeners ' Paints. A;.vp pc. f0 Appointed Hardware Stores, and oar Triton are as Urr as the market ally TVS. iV 'O W WILSON ff La must have been crazy. The testis irony of the other witnesses was about as given heretofore, while Mr. to $8 Jeremy stated that from $5 break-ingof damage had been done by the articles in the house and the STEVENS' BLOCK, windows. It appearing that theae MAIN STREET was nointention to commit a larceny, and it was merely a drunken freak, STEEL fe St. Hall. Alderman Raleigh fined him $50. Salt Lake City, Feb. 11th, 1880. and he will probably work it ut. PLATED GOODS TKIMMlKGf Silver Reef Miner, 7th. Table and Pocket Cutlery, man weeks Three a young ago Obsequies, STcvrs L named David Bullock started out mm i i lourr inn iimsTirrrTiiiiB t Yesterday, at 11a. m. a large con from Cedar City on horse back to go Jos. Mr. of friends of the Ogden'g IMio!grapbcr, to what is known as Winter Ranch, gregation A. and Mrs. Josephine West assem a station some distance off kept by J. O. 8TEPIIKNS, bled at iho residence of Hon. F. I. his brother. The snow, as will bo Corner of Young and Fifth streets. was very deep at the LANDSCAPE rilOTOGBAPHY Richards, to witness the last cere remembered, mspecisllj. when about twenty miles and time, monies over the mortal remains of from the ranch, Bullock sent his Gome and have your picture taken. Willard West. horse back and attempted to finish jan 29 tf Iuiporier Jlannfitclnrer mid Dealer in The The funeral services were opened his journey on snow-shoehorse went back to Cedar, but as it :Jl KiHila of by singing, and a very impressive was known that Bullock had taken prayer was offered by snow shoes along with him, no anxC. F. Middleton. iety was felt until a letter was received at Cedar from his brother stating was mournful The assemblage he had not arrived at the ranch. then addressed by Elder D. M. that A search was immediately instituted, Stuart. The speaker was evidently but beyond where Bullock parted WM, DRIVER SON, much effected by the surroundings, with his horse, no tracks were dis is that and it the con cernible, supposed and spoke in a very fteling and Wholesale and Iietail dealers in unfortunate young man lost his way soling manner. Death, iie said, bad and has in the snow. perished depressing effect upon all who At the taraet practice on Ihurs Drugs, were called to mourn the loss of one day afternoon Mr. A. T. Moore met dearly beloved. It was hard to ac- with a serious and paintul accident, Medicines;, 'ho ls f t ry" h e iu wot"- a ky caused through the explosion of a knowledge the hand of God in the was which with he loading demise of one so dear to us, but cartridge his rifle. The cartridge went in hard, our of Author Dye Stuff's, unless still the great and Mr. Moore used the lever to ": when the it it could we exploded, in, not, push being permitted it, and would not pass away. None ball going through the barrel of the gun fortunately unking no one Brushes, but the Almighty knew what par- and the butt end of tne shell being ticular mission each individual was sent back into Mr. Moore's left cheek Combs and Upholstery Goods, Lace Curtains, force such to as him with knock intended to fulfill when permitted Toilet Medical was Window Cornices, Lambrequins, assistance to take an earthly tabernacle and al- down. his summoned and promptly injury to be death may permitted though attended to. He is now getting along I'AIXTS, OILS, Baby Carriages, School Desks, triumph over those treasures for favorably, although he will be unable which we have so great an affection, to compete for the $100 in gold coin Building and Roofing Parer. faith in God would help us to bear the Provo Enquirer, 11th. COLORS grief occasioned by our loss, and AND PUTTY, our Heavenly Father would pour A fire occurred in Spanish Fork on out his comforting vials, and we Monday last, evidently the result of should be solaced with the know- thoughtlessness. ,lhe wite ot Wil Paint and VarnisfoBrushes liam Lewis lei t a huge hre in the ledge that the bitter parting was but 75, 77aJid 79 First South Street, SALT LAKE CUT. stove, and nobody at home to look Sash Tools & Graining Combs. d5- - dim for a brief period. When our mis after the safety of the place; when :o:sion was over on theearth,we should she returned, a few hours afterwards, found she once where their log laid to then go meet those treasures house stood, nothing but a heap of We keep constantly on hand up in heaven, where death is undebris. 1 he loss is essmouldering stock ol known, bliss is eternal, and parents timated at about $400. and children meet in happy reThe municipal election, held in cognition, to part no more for this city on Monday last, passed off ever. Elder Stuart made many fine in is usual quiet way, and out of 1,000 registered voters 424 BRANDIES and WINES. similes, and was listened to with nearly Just drop in and see the Mammoth Stock of votes were polled. assembled on those interest by great The nominees on the People's Especially do we oa'.l the attention o the mournful occasion. Ticket were elected, each having the Steel, Copper and tbe public to oar brands ef at Elder Jos. Stanford made a short following number of votes: Mayor: DELMONICO AN3 GUfiVILLE address. He sympathized deeply Abraham 0 Smoat, 420, scattering, 4. Aldermen: W. II. Dusenberry, 418; with the bereaved parents. He had Isaac Bullock, 423; M. lanner, 424; been called to pass through the bit J. E. Booth, 410; scattering, 2. TPOXl?tl3L ter ordeal of witnessing the demise Councilors: Thomas Allman, 413; J. of are and They positively pure P. W. R. J. Loveless, ef a darling child, and could under AlbertJohnson, 412; Jones, 423; Frank Scott, 423; the best quality. There are No stand the feelings of those who were W. D. Roberts, 417; A. I). Holdaway, these. thus bereaved. But still we had 424; John Meldrum, 424; scattering, Better Whiskies than 14. 421. TreaRecorder; J. Keeter, One watching over us, to heal our We would announce that, xt)'. stock unexoallod in thekwlk-val- s surer: Jas. E. Daniels,424, Marshal; We Make a western Country, it is notV carrying a b(? our 'of wounds, to assuage our grief, One' Specialty 417. Assessor and J. W. reatIy alimented by arr. ,et fu"i and shortly to com.. WHOLES A LET .i AD E. ; who was always ready to send His Collector:Turner, Geo. M. Brown, 415; scat. comforting spirit to those wio put. tering, 1. djyistf their trust in Him. Elder Stanford NEW JEWTOlY-STORconcluded by invoking the comfortPOSI District Court. Third LIVE 'OF I.U5V1U. EVEMTilM IS ing spirit, and the blessings of the Proceedings at the District Court Almighty upon the parents of the little one, whose body lies now so on Wednesday, Chief Justice Hunter dj20tf and Associate lustice Emerson,. precold in death. ' After singing, the friends of de siding: BEFORE JUDGE EMERS0X. peased viewed the body for the last . time en earth, and the solemn cortege The People, etc., vs. Alex. Moore; took its way to the cemetery, where murder; trial in progress. the earthly remains of the dearly beBEFORE JUDGE HUNTER. loved child were deposited. James Tucker vs. W. G. MJUs et None but those called upon to al.; Woods Jt McKay withdww as part with a son or daughter can sense attorneys ior defendant; judgnier' -the grief and sorrow of the bereaved, prayed; stay p execution ?or len allowed. and we sincerely join with the many days Practical Jeweler. Amanda M. Wor' T , friends of Mr. and Mrs. West, in Keeps Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c. hoping ,hat the Great Father of all kiofa of Rrpab-inIlotie and Warranted II -- r. Isaacs ot al. vs. A. E. Barnes; REPAIRING OfIiNE humanity wjll sepd His comforting 11 WATCHES 7 influence to help them to bear the by conson t .of parties ease tried before A BPK0IALTT. sad blow, which has so cruelly rent o.a jurors; verdict for clefeodant. Fourth St.,; Sear the Fourth Street, L. R. Alpoy vs. R. Ogden i et their hearts, ,Lounsberry 2w 2w djs3 AXD EXAM1SE BTCtlMEJfi t al.; motion for new trial;, motion to dismiss: motion for new trial denied. Court adjourned until 10 o'elock Cassimeres." ORGAN. The "Utah Fa.mer." Thursday morning. BeDellantSi GEO. CARELESS on of Geo Linssys. We have before us the first numba)nt receired Wood's Co's. splsndid-Pipaad Reed Orcans Flannels ber of an agricultural nauer nuhlUh- which rarpa'ses any Oraa w brought to Utah. Ha ia also agent for Knab," "Ation," od in this territory, the Utah Farmer Notaries Public "Woods And Ike CELEBRATED Ilardmao" Pianos; and will supply bands, orchftstras, choir or families with ior reo. ISSU, published by the Star In the enumeration of tbe notaries brass Instruments or Mnsio of a better quality and than any other dealer in Utah. At dross Printing Company, in Salt Lake publio of Weber County, in yester- cheaper 1st ISonth Street, (two deors cant of Dinwoodey't Furniture Brief Store) gait Lake City. Orders at Mentions City. day's we oniitted the mall will recess dma'int prompt attention. This magazine meets a long felt name of our respected townsman, M A S C F A C T C E E D AT want. It is the intention of the Mr. F. S. Richards, who has been 'i publishers to f urnish the best infor holding this public appointment for d mation obtainable in relation to the last ten years, having been at every periodical reappointthe farm, workshop, and household, CELEBRATED . in to protect and encourage, as far as ment. He was, in fact, some yeara at the OgdcnJ FlcBriugjMills,&cn Wheat, Oots t nl Barley delivered they have power, home manufacture ago, the only notary publio of owr change. and production, and to labor for the city, besides Mr. Critchlow. Slade to advancement ot every legitimate inI5uHiiessasifi IIAJiDWAIlIv DEPARTMENT, 1 LUMBER TJJPuJD i IEH1F Fres-iden- BIfiiWOOOEY City Drag Store, t 4 CARPETS, Tiitent Chemicals, ilii Wall Pape v Perfumeries, Hair F-EATHE- Articles, Varai s lies! HENRY BIHWOOBEY'S -- FINE WHISKIES, ar a ware ! TILL YOU CAP Tin Goods Iron, WHISKIES! FUME'S, fi t. - COME AND lilt vMM w. HOI FTJKGE. lOTAOTURS 1 IN ADVANCE! H. Ji HOWELL, . 7. Farr Snth(! f E3 o-O- Jeass.i PIPE Biankefc. Tu con-firme- og :d:e::lt LEW H I L L iiflSTiTTI 1 H HIGHEST fslARKET PRICE PAID'FOR VOOL.J befor dustry. Dissolution of words of the "salututnrv" The a good promi-e- , and ItnI0W- undersigned har this dav dissolved mutual gentlemen connected with consent. R. A. Well willby continue journalistic enterrri.:e we the business of the former firm, col are confident that they will m .ike lecting all dues and naying all liab their promise good. Ths present ilities. M."Buchmiii.eev R. A. Wri.ls. Dumber is brimful of interesting dim agricultural notes and instructions. printed in clear legible type, on ex Auction Sale. cellent paper, the whole presenting Grand auction sale of furniture-a very commendable appearance, Saturday, 14 18S0, on cc February, and we can wish it sincerely and ner ot Alain and Fifth btreet, r aet heartily good luck and prosperity. side, beginning at 11 o'clock jr Jt These contain ing the the new r. rtrt Country m.'rcba:.t vu wn.ult buyiog eSsewaere, an w rlfer thsir interests 'LIRE UAL DISCOUNTS All IfDO dlStt tpportanity. 19 pairODliO liWV by enmiuiog our gsoJs TO TUE TRADE.1 mao.j .,...- Ii. FARR . A SOS'A BEARDSLEV'SJ HOFFMAN BRO'S. UNION DEPOT HOIE Do you feel th.t any one of OHden. Utah- your your 1er or nervous stomach, liver, bowels, falters in it work? wrth East Cor. 4th & Main S;s. Rooms ,nd Table IW It so, repairsystem, the damage wiiji the Every Respect. roost powerful, yet harmless, or iii- DIED. AIL WORK WARRANTED vigoranis. Kemenber thst is the "Beginning of the Ind"tha"t Brewer. At Hennecrr. Sn mv ALL THAI. SUPERIOR TO A'V FSObUCED the climax ef all weakness is uniComity, Utah, on Wedr esday, Febs versal paralj-eiELEETWHERE IS T:IC CITT. j f the system, and ruary 4th, 1880, of infli jnmation t the lungs, Samuel Bor ham, sen 0f that such paralysis is the immediate SUIT! Ill PliKK" William G. and Levin CHILDREN'S PORTRAITS OUR ngtil thiir r.titro E. Brew r precursor of Death. ' 9 J .. dfl2td Do Sot Postpone It. Hew many solemn warning we are daily receiving of the danger of neglecting a cough, cold or sore throat. A timely use of Rock Horehound and Bya will often prevent the most se rioua consequences. Every family should have it. For sale at McNutt n ut. af? Order. Suits the JOt VJtIBT, Auctior Sj Photographic organs Studio, ' ) - s , ItSt |
