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Show n jOaili GENERAL DIRECTORY. Ogden was iooorperated Tib shDAT Evening, Mak. 11, lSO. Fun And Pun. MISCELLANEOUS. it n i ii U I All act of the by erritorial Legislature, aPproed 18th. 1801. uary Jan- Municipal Eleotlon. occur biennially (odd year.) on the second Monday in February. Pre8flB, population, 6,600. MISCELLANEOUS. II JETNA INSURANCE RAILHOAD, PIOXEER IXE OF UTAH. Assets, receive? the Weber and Ogden Riters, and comThe Chicago JWv mands a magnifioent view of the Ob and after Nov. 4, 1878, couiuiuniciiions. two picfollowing the of which it forms the turesque valley of one of At the thread counter though a marginal feature No. 1 No. 81 Name of recent- principal cur leading dry good. houses lying as it doei at the foot of the iPass. Pass, STATION. incident, Wasatch mountains and within ly occurred an amusing easy, dh, h in view of considerable red communication and sieat of nriJ not a iii tie crustiness in 6?ery other settlement within the Trains Lmti r.-- .t is worth uasin. tbe vicinity ofr saidt counter, so1.... 7 ci Salt Lake in .Vr iutj ouy ib uiTiueumtorour municipal recording. JMl'.S. V. 1TJUCU wards. Each lor of uuutUer silk wtiiob is represeatei 4 08; It Wood's Cross 1..,,,0 a SHOO o! in the Common Council bv an Alri.rm. shade. The clerk :iid there must be chosen 7 4 16 Centreytlle from the ward by the electors of before that an "on Mile ,v,a,l me 4 at name me 1 33 which i latter also city large, F&raiugtos .,. l. done, and ,iKeu ' liavv, said the cnoae at toe same time a oomnisie lio. residence! 4 2 1 and KuyafilU of city officials, being at present at fol customer,"can't you ex change spools lows: Arrive tt Ogden ooj t 4u a fuss? clerk, that Crusty without all OGDEN CITY OFFICERS : scratches down with nervous pencil, No. J No. 4 aud ther Mayor Lester J. Herriok. Pus. .Pass. the name a O. .Snav, the lvMaence. Alderman 1st Ward David M. Stuart. hastily 2d Ward C. F. Middleton ThehMi wash"mau was at ourTrains Leave as humorous pas" 3d Ward -- Joseph Stanford. it. P. M. $ house to day, and 4th Ward Wm. B. Hutchins. " 9 40 6 v.. Ogden .hum arc rar m " lift especially on waging day the Councilors Edwin Siratfurd, Robert S. !10 31 7 10 Kaysville Watson, Uoht. McQuarrie, Israel Can I'.Jliullt'f aim i den reooruui field, Wm. W. Eurlou. rmicitiii 10 62; 7 31 Farmington book: Mrs. A. Attorneys Richards & Williams. iu Mrs. Partington's Ceutroville 4:7 11 Liid-e- t, have put Marshal William Brown. to new washer 13! 7 63 lime Wood's Cross soda with and made ,11 hiid some Recorder James Taylor. in the water, which will help you. Assessor and Collector Thos. D. Dee. Arrive at gait Lake ill 40 8 20 is kind this intirelv "Ah well thin, Treasurer F. Aaron Farr. 1 different from what onst used, fer P&tjsiug Places. that was made ol newniony ana con- Surveyor David Jenkins. Did Brid this Sexton lve.'" Israel Canfield. MIXED TRAINS WILL RUN secrated Query: or is Quarantine Physioian Dr. J X. Allen. water, get ue, therefore, holy . .i i. .. DAILY, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED, ishe iy proliwston :i coiiecraieu lyre. Inspector of Buildings Alma Keyea. W. Leaving Salt Lake City at 8.40 a.m.; arriving Brown. Economical. Young wife(shoi) Captain Police in Ogden at 11.60 am.; leaving Bait Lake at i.04 small a dinner of Sealer ''I'm Measures D. and giving Weights mtt"). p.m., arriving in Ogden at a.20 p.m.; leaving B. Browning. and shall want some Ogden at 6.(0 a.m., arriving ia bait Lake City at 10 a.m.; leaving Ugden at i.40 p.m., arriving Eutel.ei: "Yes'm. Fore Chief Fire Department Alma lamb.'' Salt Lake City at 6.46p .m. Eeyes. wife: 'in?" o'iamb Young quarter Inspector of Provisions D. E. BrownFor all Information conoerolcK Freight or Pari "Well, I think three quarters will ing. lags, apply to be enoughl" JAMKS BU&KK, Street Supervisor Charless Welch. Qea'l Ticket and Freight Agent. Ample Justification. Magistrate: Watermaster. Thomas Doxey. "You are charged with having JOHN SHARP, Medical Board of Examination J. D. emptied a basin of water over the SUPhRINTKNDlNT. J. Carnaban, X.Allen.W.L.MoIatyre. Irishwoman: "Shure,yer plaintiff'." 1 tt honor, ye must forgive me in the Tbe following are the Committees of dark I took the gentleman lor my the Common Counoil: husband! i .,ra,l y.l -- . 1 The Russian Soldier. Standing Committees : On Municipal Laws Jos. Stanford, W. W. Burton and E. S. Watson. The oreat and p; e eminent cause of On Water Supply Edwin Stratford, in the the success accomplished lay D. M. Stuart and Robt. McQuarrie. enand almost boundless patience On Stroets Jos. Stanford, C. F. Mid dleton and Israel Canfield. durance of the Kussian soldier. From the time the movement was On Claims Robt. S. Watson, Wm. W. Burton and Edwin Stratford. well under way, the men never saw their knapsacks, which remained On Public Buildings Wm. B. Hutchins, David M. Stuart and K. MoQuame. north of the Balkans, till some time On Publio Works D. M. Stua.t, Joteph is after the arm tie. They marched Stanford and ilobt. S. Watson. and fiught and shpt in snow and ice, On Publio Grounds Robt. McQuarrie, and forded rivers v. ith the thermomeWm. W. Burton and Israel CanfieH. ter at zero, They had no blankets, Ou Fire Department Israel Canfield, and the frozen ground precluded all Edwin Stratford and W. B. Hutchins. shelidea of tents, the Charles. F. On Sanitary Regulations ter tents which the men had used Middleton, hlwin Stratford and D. tlie now were cut Summer up during M. Stuart. to tie around their boots, which were On Finanoe Wm. W. Burton, Robt. 8. approaching dissolution! and Watson and Joe. Stanford. an effort was made to shelter tfienien in the huts in the villages, yet On Licenses Chaa. F. Middleton, W. B. Hutohins and Israel Canfield. always at least half of them had to ileep in the open sdr without shelter. Tliuir clothing at night was the same Weber County comprises all that portion of the bonnded south by Davis Coanty and as in the dav, an it differed from Teriitory the dividiug ridge between Of m Hole and Weer that of the Summer only in the ad- Valley, west by the saslern shore of Great Salt dition f an overcoat, woolen jacket, Luke, ucrtk byto a line drawn due east from a point on said shore the Hot Springs by the Territorial and a bashlik or voolen muffler for road north of Ogden City, thence by the sumrait the head. Their food was a, pound of the spur Mingo terminating at said Hot Springs with the summit of the Wasatch of hard bread and a pound and a half to its intersection east by thesummitof said mountains. of tough, stringy beef, driven along Mountains, The government of the Oonnty is vested in the the road; they were forced to cary County Coni t, composed of thv P rebate Judge.who ix ojjicio the presiding officer, and three selectaix, and even eight days' rations on men who hold office for three years, one being their backs, in addition to an extia chosen every year. Regular terms begin on the In each sea ion of the year. firnt Monday "n supply of cartridges theu pocket?; The judiciary power is contained in the Probate therejjwas more than one instance Court, presided over by the Probate Judgo, who where the men fought, and fought is elected biennially and holds his office for two This court is always open. The Clerk of well, not only without breakfast, but years. tbe Court is appointed by the Judge, and is ex without having tasted iood in 1M rmcio county LierK. Elections are held biennially, OB the first Mon hours. Yet there was not a single numbered year. intAugust, in case Jof insubordination; the men dayPresent population of the Couuty.abor.t 18,000. were usually in good spirits, and the number of stragglers on the march WEBER COUJiTY OFFICERS : was far less than during the heat of toe preceding bummer, Frobate Judge, F. D. Riohards. Beleotnpen L. J. Herrick(Oeden), F, A. Hammond (Huntsville); P.O. Tay lor (tlarnsvitle). The .Miner's Lung. Recorder Joseph Stanford. What is called "miner's lung" is Asseseer Sandford Bingham. Collector Gilbert Belnap. eaused primarily by lodging of the Treasurer Robt. McQuarrie. . It acts there as a body, Attorney F. S. Richards. and sooner or later sets up softening Clerk L M.Richards and disintegration of the lung sub- Sheriff William Brown. Coroner Jos. Parry. stance. Masses of dust can be seen County Road Commissioner M.B. Child. on cutting into any lungs of persons Superintendent of Common Schools so affected. These masses cut gritty L. F. Moncb. Board of Examiners L. F. Moncb, against the knife, or. sometimes like W. W Burton and Charles Wright. and are found to consist of dust and iung-tissumixed up, PRECINCT pmCEBS. or sometimes they are found in the Ogden Precinct: bronchial glands which exist in the C. F. Middleton roots of the lungs. Whenever they Justice of the Peace. Constable Alma Keyea. inflammation of the are, they set up surrounding lung tissue, and byeand North Ogden Precinct: bye softening and breaking down of Justice of the Peace Nathaniel Mont the tissue. In the last case we have gomery. a coramon form of consumption. In Constable Andrew Eose. many instances there is found a dePlain City Precinct : posit of what doctors call tubercle, along with the deposition of the coal Justice of the Peace John Spiers. dust, and then the disease runs a Codb! able Win. L. Stewart more speedily fatal course than Huntsville Precinct: when it is due to coal dust alone. Justice of the Peace W. W. Bronson. Constable Ersstus P. Binghae. TYhlte's Prairie Flower Harrisville Precinct: Taken before retiring will insure a Justice of the Peace D. B. Bawgon. good night's rest, with an awakening Constable John Webster. in the rosy morn to health, courage Eden Precinct: nd vigor. For coated tongue, bad breath, sick headache, or any dis- Justice of the Peace L. A. Priehettt. turbance arising from dyspepsia or Constable JJosiah L. Ferrin. torpid liver, it is without a peer. Its Uintah Precinct: action on disease is entirely different from any medicine ever introduced, Justice of the Peace George L. Corey, Warren W. Corey. qnietingpainsalmost instantly. The Constable hue and cry raised it patagainst by Weston Precinct: ent medicine men,who have foreseen D. Petter-son- . Peae-Haas in its advent the destruction of their Justice of the nefarious business.and the thousands Thomas Etherinjton. of ungolicited testimonials flowing in Constable from all parts f the New World, is a Lynne Precinct: jure indication of its great merits. Justice of the Peace F. A. Miller. Trial size at all Drugstores. Ilalf Constable Peter L. Sherner. pound bottle, 75 cents. Chahles taxcLEY & Co., Wholesale DrugSlaterville Precint: gists, Sole Agent. Justice of tbe Pace Henry Bowai Constable George Payne. india-rubber- , Batavia, Rsti ST. Warxer "iY.Gemle.me.v - 1a Ifpalth. Riverdale Fan's Building, K. DOOLY & Co.; With a first-clas- : "For forty-year- J have suMered with kidney "nd hver difScuIty, being obliged to yoid urine as often as once in 30 min Jte, and have also been a ereat suf- Hum I am now paipuauon ot tne neart. using your Safe Kidney na .Live- - rUPft ,i na .. 70 years of age, that it makes me Hooper Precinct;W. Justice of the Peace Emory Constable Gilbert R. Belnap. Boole. Marriott Precinct: Agent,dtuaiS 1 ALSO iKue inquiry irom us of the advantages of Bulky Plowi and then The Cassaday (Oliver MATINS STOVES. Chilled) s txamint Plow. Sulky 01 nag advantages that no other plow ha. You can Bet the Mould Board tc buii any aina 01 soil, can plow deep and pulzerize your toil ao that by Ming THE TRIUMPH You will get full crops, aa AL.eO DEALER IN CRAIN DRILL the grain stands the winter and irouth well. DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, HATS and CAlS, The ImproTed "h" Karb Steel Feuce Wire Hag the Barbi fast on both wires, can neither turn or slip. It It the best now is use. We keep a general line of Agricultural Implements at our Depot in Ogden Boots and Shoes, Butter and Etsjr.s corner Main and Fifth Streets. Bain Wagons, Moline and Oliver Chilled Plow, Harroui, acraptrr, ac. jtre J ion, J lor Sltoea, Nail, Hardwood, Wagon Material, And f. SEB1ZEE, FERRIS & MOLT, It. It.. Malm Terminus I'. A X. u.i: of produce. ji:m;kal i'81 THE CHAMPION THE OGDEN OIL DEPOT, Meat Market! It Font th SMITH. & it., - TBI BEST Cl'TS Mutton, Ctf. Agent and Importer of all grade of Aid tbe Ol.brstfd King's Combination Speciaclen. Ot Which improvs strengthen, and preserve the sight i Beef; Of Etsry Pork. Veal, Ac. Jiiorlptlon, lw7s janStl GIVE US A ' on hsn4; They are set with fine French peri-oi lenses, and ean be ee adjusted thai the foous will come direotly in frost ct 'he eye, making them much more serf able and useful than ordinary speolat ice. Every PAlr VTarranted. Try Tkau. CALL. Orlll V Smith, OUNS.PISTOLSANO HOME 1 Musial Instruments, be fore purchasing elsewhere. RECEIVED AS PUBLISHED Inns Discount to Teachers. Calder. dnov 18tf Farr L. AND EXAM1K8 Oaeeimeres Jeans, Linseys, Flannels, -- BY- MASON, 0. A. OALE, OIILSOIY. MaisfscftirMall Coifins i fall lis CofOn J Tin, on hand. codhUdUjt 81'ECIAL TrlmnilnsM, Fie., Cofflus aisds to ordsr on tliurt nollcs. Eenellanti. dwtt Ti) i BKT. Till III) A FOlltTU, ioer north of Ii. (,'. WarilletKh'i. UTAH. In OCDEN, GITEH All WorR Done in a Snbttanl. u Manner, aid das Work art to y me, bnt all Work :t.o Brass, 8 bTHKF.T, 0 and Sliecl Irou Ware. .TTENXIOS ROOFING. PJaleM. Handle, Fto. Co-Op- ., oiijer . kinds AND Imported 0rl tt ntreet. Main IIOME-3IAD- E or Kl'BCIMSNB & Smlsrs in & Son's, Sonlh Side Fourth St., Aear the BOXING SCHOOL HUGHES IN ADVANCE! CALL AT SHEET MUSIC v K. A.tiALE . HtflHKS. Tf. IIBUSTRY HO !:0N dlld-l- MANUFACTURES ii i JEWELRY WATCHES, FRESH GAME! Oils, OPTICIAN, Ogden. ogtther with Manufacturers' J. S. LEWIS Of Main Street, Ogden, is inreoci,; fine stock cf New Goods, embracing t THAT GRILL JOHN CORKIS H Illuminating and Lubricating PIANOS And other t Ogden, Utah. Ktltou, I'tah. AND FRANK LINE OF FULL ! de7tf D. O. A SULKY PLOWS vs. GANG PLOWS. Warehouse, Sixth Street, near U. C. It. R. track, Ogden. CONSTANTLY. SMS 001 CHOICE OGDE., VTA1I ML THE BAIN WAGON ia now enjoying the Largest ea!e of an wagon in Ih it is bsoauso ihey are Honest, Reliable and Very Durable. Call ano see them now as lmproveJ. Prices reduced to uit. Merchandise! He would advise an examination of the quality and prices of his OUB $5,000,000 . Continental Oil and Transportation Musical accuragi by meliv) m, ,rrant't (e fire ' to every psl foil. ali.Ksc e iiibk-i- r Blanttts,&c And the CELEBRATED Room over THOMPSON'S BARBER atTii Manufaotdkbd SHOP. WOOL EN TERMS: ikx Dollars per Quarter, 12 Lessons. Fart in advance, balance at finish of lessons. MILLS; Wheat, Oots and Barley delivered at the Ondcn Flouriutt change. A FI ItST-CXAK- WHO OF THIS COUNTRY, WILL WITH THE CEOCRAPHY 16 UNACQUAINTED Mills, Uken in Ex TAILOlt SHOP C1OHuecied Wltb S the BnsfneMaud Snits Made to Order. HICHEST MARKET PRICE PAIDIFOR WOOL. Will teach the Whole Theory in Country merchants will consult their interests by examinios our roodi betore one course of lessons. buying elsewhere, as we offer ciiitf Frank Mason, LIBERAL DISCOUNTS TO THE TRADE J AH who wish to patroniie home industry should not fail to improve the opportunity. dsept is K o -- J . L. FARR Sib & SON The Popular; Fragrant & Lasting Perfnme. & a s , SLAVEN'S YOSBmiTS COXiOGItfE, o 5 ? & THY IT MD YOU WILL USE .0 1 Worki-Rcnoiune- Opera Singers say: d Th Baldwik," October loth, 1178. H. B, Siateh, Esq. Dear Sir: Tlease send me a ease of "Yoiemite." I intend taking it East with me. I Iik it better than any ol the imported Oologaee-Yours- , o 5S ( OXXF.CTINtJ LINK i'STJiE GREAT I .lK-- k low lhTt ImilSiW I ' Hr.Msrf I.H'". aiwt Juntn't,'0ri um ViMhW""' t .nlpiivltui Hmoklyil, l.rtorifll, I""" '. Wunii. M'I fr'im Hurcim Willi liniwh Wli---n .lmi.-U- r'"rflp.l. t. i n. mMiwa- HdkniiM. i City j Trf nlon. Uiilialtn. I'ncMon. AH hlw.n. ami huns MLswnwc,th, WhllitnlhV"tiriT..k.il.K.. SiSiD"J?n.Vnt. lt'.IUHirli lu? ins R.wy- - fl.1 u Iii1iiiiiIikJ Newton oSmim: Andul-- n; and Wlstsrwt: AtlnUi t.i ATocm to Hnrlsri. Thn ' I luvtij me b tlmwiih aful i.mt:iii(t.llrowl. which own., ol hanrai. Pull-sbsline fmmf'hicaoiiiui the b ThrouKb Express l'iwnirer I r;uri. Willi a; daily heil,arfrunna Palae arsattw rrv. between tnirAOU ami I'r mA, Kankah an.l A r nt-ijCot Kni, Bwrra, watenwokth MilwauTbmurhcars areal.'i ran wtwwn the "Milwaukee aud tiu Kan.a. end kee K- Short Linp." Island Islwid" Is nisenlBrently The -- Great rf hert r umply periect. and its equipped. H rails. MI with teld is trwi What will please you ni-- t will b toe pleasure w the enloTlnii your meal. while ef i iwa. in one of beeuiiful braines ol Illinois andpaini all that arcouinaiiT etir magnifleent Dlninn I ars Vou irel an enure ThrouiTi "Express Trains. Brst-v.- e uwiei, Is as ia servtd as Bieal. good auj .iiiI Asm Locire Caiit. "Thi Baidwis," May let, 1879. n. H. B. Plates, Esq. Dear Sir: I hire been using your Yosesiite Cologne erer since I was here last year, and the longer I use it the belter I like it. '"d Yours, reaceeteully, Assi Locum Caest. Tax Palaci, NoTemVr lit, 1878. E. B. SLAVEN, Esq Dear Sir: Please send me half a doten, quart bottles I find it much more of Yoeecnite. fragrant and lasting than any Cologne I have CTernsed. Yours, resepeqtfulV. Claia Lor; s Killoo. '''Jferent st paraie apart:-- uiJ I hawe itousands of testimonials similar to the above in ro y posseseicn purposes (and the Imroenne passeniior o Every customer who uses it once is sure to buy it again and recommend of Ala Hoe warrentln It . we '"mh yiluct noonce that this Company runs it to his or her friends. Cars ter sleeping purposes, ' respectfully, 8 CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND immil hiTtK. t msln line runs fr'nn OTHER. ?d:'M ww. Ottnwa. I.h Mil!', n.Min ttirrmirh J Isliuiil. livnH.rt. l MniTns, Hoi This Cologne is home fslodbttion. beint manufactured ia Ean Fraacieeo, from flowers grown in different parts of tbe ftlate of California. It has ealy been two years in th market, and already its sale is far greater thaa say oi the imported OWnes. Orders are eominf in daily from all parte of the world, all testifying to the genuine merit and frr.granoe of the Tcsemite. What the J Uilson Precinct: Wilson. Justice of the Peace-Will- iam Thomas J. Wilson, Constable 17J-- Successor to the stock of s AM West, and Ogdenj Precinct: Y. Sep. 15th, 1876. Justice of the Peace Richard Dye. fc Co., Rochemeb, Constable J ehn Bybee. KSTABLI8IIED ESTABLISHED 1874. The undersigned begs to inform his numerous friends, and the public generally, that he has opened a Branch Store, in CRESCEM IXCELS10H, Bain Wagons! Music Store! tf Old Man COMPANY, Ask for policies in the original Phoenix. J. e in .... INSURANCE Dealer in the Celebrated Co. OF LONDON. Assets, over each-eve- n lung-tissue- $7,000,000 The Largest .American NEW half-worn-o- ut 1 llt. E8TAULISHED PH(ENIX W. G. CHILD COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CONX., - over " 1 MISCELLANEOUS 5 Trial Size, 25is. . J W lf'.Wf Larger Bottlea all FOR SALE BT p. rrt 1. T Price. SUrpl CO prim ah ri Ti3Tei Aau In the TnlteeJ Jl Tor tnfon" iitlan not nbtulnaoie 4 PACIFIC R. R. HFUVFEN THE EAST k THE WEST! t iniii.H'r fur rsiinir i"fM"'"n.r".!''.pr i or maee ars - cm I'niure t'lir i ib you ean enjoy jour "Ilarana' rAI."'.S where at alt hours or tlie nay. enan the Mrwlseiprt Marnineerrt Iron HrtdiriH atiil Mifsouri rivers at all twitlnis rrofsert by tins lini!. antl traiieternreavolited tl'Uncil rllefte. Kitnsas itv. l.eaveiiiorih, and Attllen itiuttr In tnion Iwpois. 'I'll K I'KI M ll'AI. It. II. ' (l..VK(TKlN A.BE AS iii THIS t.lilCA'l' 'IllHxtLCH HU.IlV: .M i hi. Eat a(,i. and .uih. At KMii.i Kt. W. At tt UU r, UG t'' all diterfiu. lines for the wita tlte L. Jtc K. Has. Aiiim.jo.v lirtUHT. S. wit M !, aad P., v.. C h SU i- " At I. A hAl.l-K- . wiih III. (elil- - lt. H. ! ; 1. B At I'ciiKlt. with I'. V. a J.t W. 1M. W : III. Mi.l : and T. I'. . Mot-wiib "V.iwankee At H -- K rdla. hliuid hori l ine," oud Ho. lei a A Tel. At KAVt.vponr. with Hie Iwveuport UiTlsioo N R. R. C'ai Vvri-i- 1,'ihi fy. with tteB .C. H AII.iiivvhu wtlh I eotral lewa M K. 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