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Show ft r ' r ' 5.; . Wv' .. V. , J . ' ; , i ' x l '-- ;;. ;Vr .? Kf-.:C",'.,..-.-V- v .. v V " - V?'fXJ il ' - - V' - - t'fJ,i . r - ' v r i' . '' ( J j ' 4 ' ;.V: ' VOE.-- I. GEORGE L. HOLT, W daily journal. Konlnf, Every pgbllthtd STATIONERY, NEWS, WALL PAPER , BX Wcket JCEKYON & MERRICK, publixhcrH and Prop's. and Cutlery Notions of all kinds.-Po- et Ofice Dnlldlng, CORINNE, by Mall or Drpreae, PoUge to bo Paid at Office of Delivery. UTAH. my2-dl- FRESH VEGETABLES, OFFICIAL. DIRECTORY. AND --AN I Solicitor in Chancery. CORINNE, UTAH. : Gents moat NUTS. guaranteed. ' r. 3ww Collector Practical Scourer John P. Taggart, 111.' 0. J. Hollister, Cal. A. lr.S. Jack. of School iXrmmon I. CORINNE,- myl4-t- f Retail dealer LIQUORS, CIGARS$, Tobacco, Etc., EtCr Fourth Street, near Montana, BREAD, PIES AND J. HOLLISTER, AND CIGARS AT THE BAR, Colorado St., near Steamboat Landing, llcvcmic. - CORINNE, OFFICE, - inyltf - -- ITU SON, Sc WHOLESALE BUTCH RS. hand. UTAH. f WHOLESALE and RETAIL Dealers in Etc. El., of Etc. Montana Street, near 5th, CORINNE. my2-d3- m L. DEMERS. 'yy'IIOLESALE my2-dt- X . f STONK. 1JIJILXIIVC 1 Choice Meat KIRKENDALLS BLOCK, Corner North Front and Sixth Streets, CORINNE, UTAU. a P. XV! N SCI! ELL IS PREPARED TO FURN- ish any quuutity of . UTAI I GRANITE the car at the depot at $3.00 a perch. This is ar siiM-rioto any building material in the conn ry for permanent improvements. mySdtf in r - C. 1UNEY, T. - - IIOXTANA ST., CORISNE, .... CORINNE, IONTANA 13 11 I. EWE RY. Proprietor. my2-d3- MONTANA STREET, terms. tj-Tli- my3dtf Beat in the Mitered Every Day in Quantities to suit Purchasers, by j 1. HOUSE. i tended myyOtf - - - . AND CORRAL. Best Accommodation for Freighters Corner Front and Sixth Streets, - - - Corixnx. Quaker City Stables, (Opposite Metropolitan Hotel) ORIXNE, Hardenbroolc Bro.s and Travelers. B. TAGERT, T. f LIYRIIY, FEED A SALE STABLE At -- from Abroadto. J'romptly Writer GUARANTEED. LEWIS SILVER, Propr. UTAH, A RAXCUJXG RY WRIGHTS D NIGHT nERD. STOCK TAKEN from these Stables, to Ranch, on and d Accommodations for Freighters my2-dt- dentistry. Dr. Artificial " AND BLASTING POWDER Of Superior Strength and Cleanline. and Mechanical Dentistry. teeth inserted on Gold, Silver or All Operation Warranted ON TAN A i K f Oriental Powder Co. SPORTING, MINING f H. HADLEY, SnrgtcAj Vul-atte'Ba- fl - STREET, CORINNE, Three doors we.t of Port Office. Ar.ir.iumTioii A. W. Wholesale Grocers, .'r'.i i.$l'" .. " .5 ! v a 4 v1. uVr , LIQUORS, K J. McNUTT & CO., XV. Wholesale and Retail DRUGGISTS, I- OFFICE SECOND DOOR WEST OF P. Q. y2dtf N- Paints, Oita, V arxiishes. Window Glass, ! FINE TOILET ARTICLES, AND FANCY GOODS. my2d3m BEAR RIVER HOUSE, Front Street, - Corinne, E. A. STAHN, Proprietor. This C. C0RTELI.. house is next, and travelers find the bout accommodations in the city. Ret ORDERS FROM the the Jilttrkqt Afford , and no pains will be spared to make the guests t comfortable. , Bar always supplied with the choices brands of Liquors and Clears.my2d3m W. A. PRIOR. BROWN & PRIOR, IMPORTERS AND E. C. ALLEN. Hade a Specialty. ESTABLISHED 1855. No. 03 Wabash Avenne, Chicago. ' UTAH TERRITORY myo:dfm HUSSEY, DAHLER & CO., (Successors to Wilson k Morton,) BANKERS. CORINNE, First GOLD - - m Defiance Cigar Manufactory, YORK. -0--0- BRANDS t Deft a nee. The Lion, Daletaff, Unirermal Statidard , Poirer of Fashion, Rig Thing, The Golden Ragle Surer, Pelican, Game Rooxter, The Stockholders of the Legal Tender, TupUe, The Lono Star, National Bank of Utah XX will receive prompt Gulliver, And various other brands of the Choicest Cigars my6-d6- m attention. oy2-dt- f WM. HAWKINS. T. G. CANTRELL. HAWKINS & CANTRELL, MACHINE WORKS, 210 & 212 Beale Street, BAN FRANC Near Howard, MANUFACTURERS OF There is no donbt that .the resolution Mr. lliall, in the House of Commons, A novel incident has occurred at the on the 9th of May, for the disestablish1 Philadelphia Alms House. A young ment of the Church, of England, has ere, man abiding at the Alms House, whose a ted a very profound sensation through real name is George Reaney Campbell, out the kingdom. - The resolution was . o a Scotchman, but who has been passing short and simple: under the name of George Reaney, has That it is expedient, at the earliest within a few days become extremely practicable period, to apply the policy, initiated by the disestablish meut of the wealthy. While visiting on Sunday night week Irish Church, by the Act of to the at the house of a Scotch family, in West other Churches established by1869, law in the , i Philadelphia, he picked up a paper con- United Kingdom. ' It is ingeniously worded to secure the taining an advertisement for G. Reaney Campbell, describing him, naming place greatest number of votes .possible on. of birth, etc., stating that an uncle, a such a sudden, and, as many of its real bachelor, had died in London and left friends would perhaps say, premature him some property, and directing him to presentation of the proposition. It did call upon the British Consul in New secure eighty-nin- e votes, including thCee York. of Jacob Bright, Sir C. W. Dilke. Sir J. He immediately went to New York Gray, and other strong men. The list and had himself identified as the George was not swelled by any undue preponHe was derance of Scotch or Reany Campbell mentioned. Irish members. then informed that his uncle had left The Daily Noes congratulates tbe counhim 18,000 in bank, and real estate try on the ability ana moderation of the 300 a year clear, and he is discussion, and yielding regards the opposition now on his way on the oceau to claim of the Premier to the measure as very his inheritance. natural. It says, nevertheless, concernHe was employed at the time of hearing Mr. Gladstone speech, and concerning of his good fortune as clerk in the ing the main issue : manufacturing department of the Alms What Liberals with more justHouse at $12 a month. He rau off to ice be disappointed may is at the apparently this country when about sixteen years of closed and state of mind unprogressive age, and here he enlisted in the regular of their leaders on this subject. There army; and was in the cavalry service, iu is nothing more distinctive of LiberalIndian Territory, New Mexico, and also ism than its habit of regarding the futhrough the West. ture ; and the future belongs to those While stationed at Carlisle Barracks, who see beforehand the principles which in attempting to break a new horse, he must if Now, prevail. anything fixture was thrown and so badly injured that can be considered ' certain, it is that partial paralysis resulted. He then went modern society, is in possession of a to New York, put himself under treat- principle which, without invalidating ment, and spent all his money ; then one of the faefs upon wluch Sir Roundel! went to our city and was obliged to go Palmer, Mr. Disraeli and Mr. Gladstone to the Alms House, not being able to dwell so complacently, will overturn evsupport himself outside. ery State Church as soon as it is explicHe was completely crippled up at this itly evolved and clearly apprehended. time, but through the treatment he re- That principle, summed up in the cry ceived was at last enabled to get down for Mr. Gladstone Religious Equality,' to the manufacturing department, and never noticed. is Nevertheless, fill the position he has occupied there er before which Premiers it a powParliaand for about two years. ments will have to bow. Chicago , Before leaving he divided all his effects with the other inmates, leaving valuable clock to the Superintendent of California in Mat. A lady writing the manufacturing department. from California to a friend, May 14th, One of the latest uses for paper is to says: employ it for the manufacture of railThe scenery is grand and beantiful road The paper is cut into beyond description ; the mountains are discs the diameter of the wheel, less the covered with evergreens and flowers in thickness of the tire, and subject to a the state of maturity and beauhighest pressure of one and a half tons to the The air, too, is balmy; the birds ty. square inch, and then secured by iron sing sweetly and cheerily, and the whole flanges held by bolts passing through is filled witn the fragrance1 atmosphere them and the paper. The wheel then of receives a steel or iron flanged tie. The Wevegetation in the highest perfection. lose sight and thought of every tiring advantages claimed for the use of paper but surrounding beauty. The Ws took for this purpose are, that it is noiseless, us out to ride about Alameda and Oakdoes not swell or shrink with the weather, land before we started on our Southern affords stay to the tire, and a lateral supWe the drive exceedingly, trip. enjoyed port in turning curves, adapts itself to as these towns are so beantiful in their any trifling inequality of the inner surcould 0 that I transface of the surrounding tire, and is surroundings. loads car flowers of to and port you stronger than any other material of the friends that generally, you same weight of which a wheel can posmight all their and enjoy beauty fragrance. Dear sibly be made. Mrs. B. We often think of her and friends, and wish .we could Worth Knowing. It is a matter well other dear them bouquets aud arms full of worth knowing that a tree felled while fling roses as large as saucers. I am sure in full leaf in June or July, and allowed people to lie with their tops and lops ou till generally would discredit our deof what we have seen here iu scriptions every leaf has fallen, are then very near- the floral line. At this season Califorly dry, as the leaves will not drop of nia is a perfect flower garden, beautiful themselves till they have drawn up and the of those who have conception exhausted all the sap in the tree. The beyond never seen iu her her floral robes. It is time required is from a month to six well for humanity that there are higher weeks, according as the weather is dry or moist. Trees so treated will never aspirations in life than a home among flowers and sunshine, or this country push again, of show leaves, as the stocks would be and run to timber almost invariably of winter-fellewaste and ruin. do if allowed to lie, and thus prove that they have lost that vitality which the latter retains. The floor of a mill laid Gilders Composition for Frames. -- The with poplar so treated and cut up and coni position at present in use is put in place in less than a month after composed of best black glue, common the leaves fell,, has nexrer shown the resin and linseed oil. Nearly every slightest symtom of shrinkage or other manufacturer has a little change in the indication of not being perfectly sea- proportions. It is a useful material for soned. many other purposes to which it might be applied were its mode of manufacture Photography Without Light. A known. Take 10 lbs. of best black glue new process, called heilotype, by which boil it in the usual manner, but with photographs can be printed independ- little water. It should be at least very four ently of light, and in a permanent style times as thick as the glue used for geneis attracting attention. It may be thus ral Take 6 lbs. of common purposes. briefly described : The photograph is resin, and pound to dust; add linseed taken on a sheet of galatine ; this sheet oil, or resin to form a thick paste is fastened down upon a plate of metal, with the dust oil,dissolve with ; heat, allow and after a little preparation, in which it to cool to about 212, then add the hot sponge and water play a part, can be glue together ; combine it well. Have printed from as if it were an engraved sifted whiting prepared, and combine block. Ordinary printing ink, laid on the whole as in making bread ; 'form it with a roller, is used ; ana the sheet is into cakes, and allow it to cool ; at any printed in an ordinary printing press, time by the application of steam or heat, and with a remarkable preservation of this be brought into the lights and Oil paintings, use. composition may and engravings, or dead, that can be photo- The question having been asked, if may, by this process, be Chinese are Darwinians, why or when the multiplied in a permanent form ; and when a sufficient number of the fashion of their Chimpanzee foreimpressions has been taken, the sheet of fathers was so changed as to locate the 'elatine can be lifted from the plate, and tail on the back oftheir heads,, the aid aside for future use. This is obvi- Toledo Blade submits whether it is not ously a very important addition to the possible that the backbone of the Chinaresources of art ; from 300 to 400 im- man is reversed, this being one of the pressions cau be taken in a day, quite possible changes which Mr. Darwin independently of weather; and, if re- says may have supervened. Pursuing quired, the picture can be printed along this theory, the Blade adds : Thus the with type in the pages of a book. Speci- Chinese are remarkable for doing nearly mens were exhibited at the conversations everything backwards, a habit which' given by the President of the Royal So- may be attributed to the reversed pool- ciety, at the Burlington House, includ- tion of the spinal column. They begin s by the old Italian at the end of a book and retd forward, ing masters, landscapes, buildings, engrav- at tbe bottom and read toward the top,' tide of theings, sea pieces, maps, and a number of and at the right-hanshattered and wounded bones from the and read toward tbe left. In n pige recent battle fields in France, intended a hone they go upon the right cU to illustrate a work on surgery. All throw the left leg over instead cf the these specimens were reproduced with right To them the very points of the such skill that, in many cases, it would compass are reversed, for call ce have been difficult to distinguish them the western devils, when they our location from the originals. All the Year Round. is east of them. , . , car-wheel- s. 1 t N. Kan apt, J. C. Thomas OSCEOLA SALOOfl AND CLUB ROOMS, MONTANA ST., CORINNE, NEXT DOOR TO THE METROPOLITAN d half-tone- chalk-drawing- Me1ito, Bought and Sold. HOTEL. s. s, 2ed, -- , CO. . Steam E ngiucs, AND ALL KINDS OF Mill and Mining Machinery. .Y. St NEW No. 174 Water UTAH. Compose the Firm. CO IX AND EXCHANGE DUST, Collection 1855. 6 XVabash Avenue.) shall be filled at lower rates than any other rate. of over-populate- d 34 & 36 Bandolph St., Chicago, colipany, TA7L0E, Agent. Street SACRAMENT O my5-dG- m no 27 1 AND DEALERS IN The Celebrated Sam Brown Shirt AMERICAN METALLIC e. Lohtnan,) SAX. BROWN. ILLINOIS. mySdtf COMMODIOUS CORRAL and Immigrants. - WM. T. ALLEN. AY AND Reasonable Terms. A IMPORTERS, my.X-dC- $3 00 $7 00 50 50 -- --- my2-dt- Market.S . my5-dC- (Corner of SA TISFA CTION RIVER ICE, e - Lindley ot Manufacturers & ALLEN CO., DAY, Fine Furnishing Goods WHOLESALE CORINNE. BOARD and LODGING per week, OF AFFERS TO BOARD week, A and surrouuding country, the best quality of SINGLE per MEALS, LODGING. DAO DR 21 DDR. ' Slivered to any desired place on the most reason m.tMe C. DAT. Office. Opposite Post O GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS. WINSCIIELL THIS PLACE THE CITIZENS WM. KLXIXS0R0K The table will always be provided with SILVER STAR HOTEL! FOURTH ST., CORIXXE, F. P. Co. and 30 Lake Street, UTAn. JAMES CHAPLOW, (Successors Gents Furnishing Goods, Noa. 34r m LINDLEY & CO., to B. W. LOCKE. AND CHICAGO, Kept on tbe Restaurant Style. Modern Luxury Good Clean Beds. GROCERIES and LIQUORS. MATERIAL my3dtf - K. mj-2-d- Dealer in and Sold. Bought X. FRT. X. n. CLOTHING North Front Street, Close to Depot, GENERAL DEALER IN L.L.I LARD - tf Good (opposite depot,) JOBBERS OF MASONIC HOUSE, BILLIARD HALL, 11 WADSWORTH. All orders promptly attended to. Tbe blgbeat Prices paid for fat stock. T. M. LIXDLET. FLOUR. my2-(10i- for Familie always on hand. 0 Rand Second DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES, 0 but Good XVorkmtn Employed. OP PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, AND RETAIL DEALER IN LIQUORS, CITY School Books, Cutlery, Dry Goods, etc. DEALERS Corner fth and Montana Streets, Cobixxe. V. W. HULL, PHILIP SMITH. B. 0. and MUTTON sold PORK, BEEF, PHILIP WADSWORTH & bricklayer and Plasterer, by tbe Carcass, Side or Quarter. Koue CONSISTING 46 and 48 PAINTS, South side ... X CTTIRENS OF THI8 OFFERS TOofTHE goods in his lino, AT AUCTION PRICES! HURLBUT BROS., UTAH. myfklJm R. MARTIN LANK OF CORIXXE. CAKES, my2-dt- r. STOW ELL. Order m from a llr"tnee. lromptly 2'I led and Terma Reasonable. P. J. FARWELL, - CORINNE, MONTANA STREET, GEORGE HANF, Propr. CORINNE, m CITY BREWERY. XVholesale anlctail dealers in BEER Ai'ND ALE. my!9-t- f my2-d3- UTAH. D. ' FRESH OILS, ' PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES, in Ores and Bullion Bought HAY SCALES IN FRONT OF STORE ui LEIWES, M. E. CMPBkI,L. UTAH BAKERY, Kept constantly UTAH. my2-d3- mv3dtf Infernal - CORINNE, kTTOUNEY AT LAW, REPORTER OFFICE, 'oiled or UNION GROCERIES DENNIS J. TOOHY, O. my7tf DRUGS, and XX'liolcHale SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. - - IIENRY m ATTO RN EY S, AT LAW , - done w ith neatness and dispatch. loft at the $hop, coiner of Front and Fi5th streets, will receive proiupj attention. LIQUORS ANDon CIGARS PROVISIONS, and Sold. Bought - Assaycrs, Auction Prices ! WORK I-N- my2-d3- FITCH & MANN, . - f Etc. Paper-hange- r, And a Good Stock of SECOND HAND GOODS 8. A. MANN. - Corixn . Kxlton House and Sign Painter, California Canned Fruits, Grain and Vegetables. OFFICE AT II. R. DEPOT. my7-d3- i O. D. RICHMOND, I lourri from I) to 1 A. jM. - - - - MUNRO. k LOUTH AX, i - - A H. H. SHEPHERD, m my2-d3- t Corlnne. Itli and Montana, Mrs. H. X. PAINTER, M. D. OIUNNE, CREIGHTON ELLSWORTH CORINNE GROCERIES, TIERNAN & VILLIAHS, CAL. RKFKKKXCES Glazier, All the best qualities of WINES, LIQUORS and CIGAR & GRAHAM, M. D. I ITCII. ..... SAN FRANCISCO, Fischbachs DEALER myl9-t- f Commission Merchant, Comer m SALOOIT,. ... Cor. UOS. LAWRENCE, my2-dt- MONTANA STREET, OFFICE, ;)flice approved ISAAC. D. HUNT00N, CLOTHING. Heil and i'rohate Judge Elias Smith. Isaac M.j Stewart, selectmen Reuben Miller, Patid rinton. Coroner 1I.S. Beatie. Sheriff" ll. T. Burton. 1rnsecuting Attorney Z. Snow. Assessor and ColUrtur It. J. Golding. Treasurer Theodore McKean. County Clerk E. XV. East. County Recorder Edwm D. Woolley. Robert L. Campbell. School Superintendent J. W: Repairer my2-d3- OFFICERS t SALT LAKE COUNTY Kart Temple Street, to order in the SALT LAKE CITY, - - UTAH. styles and satisfaction TILDEN dfe my2-d3- opposite the Post Office) MONTANA STREET, - CORINNE. Robert LAWRENCE SALT LAKE HOUSE Repairing Neatly Done. II, A. GUNN. (Nearly LJWJ'b IL J. C. A. F. T1LDEN. Corlnne. ' AND GEXTS my2otf , 2Sat Temple Street, - - Salt Jxtke City. Battery and Washington Sts., Opposite Salt Lake Hotue. LADIES SILKS AND SATINS, XV m. II. Hooper. prlepate to Ibngret Zembtialjel Snow. J Horney GeneralT. McAllister fnrhalJXVm.b, Clayton. s & OF territorial officers: Superintendent m GEORGE BOND, THE ONLY Attorney C. U. Hempstead, Cal. Surveyor General C. C. Clements, Ind. J. B. Overton. Pa. jUceircr of Public Money jitguter of Land, Office George R. Maxwell, : - boots made my2-13- V. S. : SALT LAKE CITY. (Opposite Metropolitan Hotel) KFECTIO NE Iiiy.M. T. Fa trick, Nebraska. Marshal : Montana Street, CO It Y, OITED STATES OFFICERS FOR UTAU : on at hand Constantly Gitctrnor Georg L. Wood. Oregon. HENRY DENHALTERS. Georjje A. Black. Utah. Snrtary Chi' Justice J. B. McKean, New York. Corner 4th and Montana Streets, - - Coiuxxx. jlio.iat Justice O. F. Strickland, Mich., and l; m. : BOOT ATO) SHOE MANUFACTORY. 0 A FULL ASSORTMENT OF A. HUGGAXT, Attorney & Counselor at Law ATTORNEY - ATT - LAW, m FRUIT IN SEASON. to Year. - - - $10 OOjThree Month, - $3 00 5 OUjOne Month, 1 25 4i Months, Treasurer-Jani.-- .! NO. E. P. JOHNSON, DEALER (except BOOKS, Monday,) jdier 1! MORNING. CORINNE Trr V--.'.- - B. Jobbing rf Repairing done wttk DitpaUh. my2tf milE BAR A Choicest IS ALWAYS STOCKED WITH THE brands of Wines, Liquors and pifionh Gala. direct from San Francisco, e eT Champagne Cocktails a Cpcdallty. GIVE US A CALL. IS.AN ADY TIIOMAS, chalk-drawing- d - " i . &- rf. - |