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Show I. VOL. CORINNE, UTAH, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE CORINNE DAILY JOURNAL GEORGE L. HOLT, DEALER MERRICK, Ac l,ubli!'l(,rs JbtiJ or JljcprHxs, 'Pontage to be Paid at Office of Delivery, frriH . Y-r- 0n unci Props. - 510 ftO,Tliroo Months, 5 00, One Month, , M"Hths $3 00 kited states OFFICERS FOR UTAH : Oregon. t;.iwrnr Genrjte L. 5VooL, Utah. Dark, frrrftary Oeorgo II.A. Mr Kean, New York. iMf Juttire J. jss'iciate Justices O. F. Strickland, Mich., ! . and TERRITORIAL. OFFICERS lh legate to Congress Win. II. Hooper. Attorney General ZerubbnlHd Snow. 1). T. McAllister. Andib-Win. Clayton. Treasure! James Jack. Superintendent of tXnmnan" Schools Tiolait I. . r . Central Pacific Railroad. JUNE Express Train . Pass'get Express Train Sumluys Iailv. excepted 18T1. Sau Frail, thiklaml. San Jose. 12.30 ;.m 11.58 IM .i.-r.- 0.- 12 5.40 1 . Ft Stockton. P.13 Sacramento Marysville. SeMini. Sacramento Colfax. IU no. Winneimica Hattie Mt. Elko. Ogden. 8.25 7.00 T.M A.M STATIONERY, WALL PAPER, NEWS, Auction Prices -- niy2-d:i- - - - ...... CORINNE All tlie heat qualities of WIXES, LIQUORS and CIGARS. Dealers in OILS, t Jlouglit and Sold. CORINNE. - J. W. GRAHAM, M. D. M'hoh-sul- CO Tt 17V TV IS. my2-d3- OFFICE, GROCERIES Corlune. lours from D to I dT m. A. 3M. 112 OFFICE AT It. It. DEPOT. m7-d:- - Retail dealer L. DEMERS. I - CORINNE, MA.N.N. FITCH. & MANN, , A'rrORNE'iS-AT-LA,V- SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. ATTOHNJdA' A'U LAW, REPltUTEU OFFICE, - - - - . Ul'Y III? liWERY. holcsale - COllINNE, - - llcvcmie. office, IU HiVKTIN & SON, WHOLESALE BUTCHERS. myTtf my2-dt- f C. 1 c ujvjeV, - - CORINNE, BILLIARD HALL, GENERAL I)E.LKR IN my.Altf lllYlSIi 4 j The Best 31. Orders from. Day in Abroad Promptly A tor BREWERY I. WINHCIIELL AFFERS TO THE CITIZENS OF THIS PLACF. and surrounding country, the best quality of LAGER DEPP. 'haired place on the most reason-uhl- e my3dtf K- - TAGERT, Hotel) UTAH. Co MMODIOUS AND CORRAL od Accommodations for nd Immigrant. Freighters rov2-dt- - f dentistry. urgtcal and Mechanical Dentistry . STW - JAMES CHAPLOW, Proprietor. n Gold Silver or the Week 5 Ynl- - iThre e doors west of Post Office. SILVER STAR HOTEL! CORINNE. GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS. and LODGING per week, - - - - - per-wee- k, -- - -- - -- 00 $7 09 SO - SINGLE MEALS, LODGING, 50 50 SATISFACTION CUARAXTEED, LEWIS SILVER, Prtipr. f Hardenbrook Bro.s LIVERY, FEED A SALE STABLE AXD COR RAF Best Accommodation for Freighters and Travelers. - - - A j L L to $8.00. H0URS j Open for orders of any kind day or night. N. & G. W. STANLEY, THREE DOORS WEST OF POST OFFICE, - Montana Street, BAXCII1XG DT WRIGHTS NIGHT HERD. these Stables, to ltaneh, on D AYfromAND Reasonable Terms. Oriental Povder AIM TO KEEP A GENERAL ASSORT ment of Fresh Groceries, both for Family and the Jobbing Trade. ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED;"! Purchasers from tho mines are requested to ex amine our prices. iny2dtf WE HUSSEY, DAHLER & CO., (Successors to Wilson & Morton,) BANKERS. ... Utah. corinne, The Stockholders of the Bank of Utah First National Compose the Firm. GOLD DUST, EJTCllAKGE AND COIN Bought and Sold, Collections will receive prompt attention. my2-dt- J. f C. Thomas OSCEOLA SALOON AND SPORTING, MINING CLUB ROOMS, - - AND XZXT DOOR TO THX MXTR0P0UTAX HOTEL. AMERICAN METALLIC AMMUNITION COMPANY, A. W. TAYLOR, MONTANA ST., CORINNE, stocked with the is Always TifE bar brands of Winea, Liquors from San and. Cigars,' Francisco, Cala. direct Chauipagne Cocktails a Speciality Agent my2dtf H. ELLIOTT, nt Limen, CORINNE, J ... UTAH 00 Book and Stationery Store. ' . N. Kasady, Co. FANCY Always on hand, the Latest GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, MAGAZINES, LIQUORS, Newspapers & Periodicals. TOBACCO, my2dtf CIGARS, CAN FRUITS AND C. X3. MARKET. STOCK TAKEN tnySdtf DRUGGISTS, Corinne Wholesale and Retail dealers In Corinxe. OFFICE SECOND POOR WEST OF P. 0. my!3tf fiom $..00 CONFECTIONERY". Of Superior Strength and Cleanliness. Operations Warranted. . STREET. . COBINNE, . UTAH. BLASTING POWBEtt f inw.rted - GROCERIES and LIQUORS. J h. Hadley, . - Corner Front and Sixth Street?, Quaker City Stables, Metropolitan vRINNE, - Dealer in fny2-dt- FOURTH ST., CORINNE, RnF - Kept on the Restaurant Style. Modern Luxury Good Clean Beds. HOARD HOARD myyOtf terms. CORINNE, Quantities to suit Pur- HOUSE. MONTANA' f Opposite Post Office. chasers, hy . hr One Dollar. iny!3tf The highest Price paid for fat stock. le Market." in Board m Cicar. with all the luxu Tables supplied the market. The best Restaurant in Fu m Hies always on hand. MONTANA STREET, ICXC. Proprietor, St., Corinne, 23ct. to Meals from All order promptly attended to. mv2-d3i- n. lvterial BILLILAKD lvherd Erry for my2-dt- Nonelmt (loml Workmen Employed. - by the Carcass, Side or Quarter. MASONIC HOUSE, Plasterer, Xorth Front Street, Clone to Depot, and MONTANA ST., Corinxe. -- HULL, Bricklayer I. - - - Rear of Kiiucy's Hilliard Ialaee. town. : Y. aMontanrv UTAH, my'.lddmj Choice Meats RANK OF CORINNE. Y. Occidental Restaurant, H. F. FULLER, ft , UTAH. mv2-il0- AT BEEF, PORK, and MUTTON sold MEALS 0. J. HOLLISTER, Internal CORINNE, AND CIGARS AT THE DAR.-Colorado St.-- near Steamboat Landing, UTAH ..... block, Corner Xorth Front and Sixth Streets, BEER AND ALE. Orders from a Distance Promptly Piled Corner 5th ami Montana Streets, Collector KlRKENDAi.LS and Retail dealers ill M rib' M INES DENNIS J. TOOHY, COllINNE, C D. P. 8T0WM.1.. and Terms lteetsonalde. myl4-t- f . UTAH. i S. A. IT 11. AND RETAIL DEALER IN "yyrHOLESALE in LIQUORS, C1GARS$, GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, Tobacco,- - Etc., Etc. BOOTS and SHOES, Fourth Stria, near Montana, FLOUR. LIQUORS, - Ms F. CIMPUKLL TlioS. m m LE1WES, and e Etc. Street, near oth, UTAH. mv2-l3- HENRY Etc. of SECOXD HA XI) GOODS fM je2-2- ) IIit PERFUMERY, California Cnnticil my2-13- J. PAINTS, DRUGS, spasm, and rose with incredible rapidity, School Book, Cutlvry, Dry Goods, etc. hardly affording us time to flee to a safe Second Hand Goods Bought and Sold. distance, when it burst from the orifice HAY SCALES IN FRONT OF STORE with terrific momentum, rising in a column the full size of this immense aperture to the height of sixty feet; and through and out of tho apex of this vast W. McNUTT & CO., aqueous mass five or six lesser jets or round columns of water, varying in size Wholesale and Retail from six to fifteen inches in diameter, were projected to the marvelous height of two hundred and fifty feet. These DEALERS IN lesser jets, so much higher than the main PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, column, and shooting through it, doubtless proceed from auxiliary pipes lead JLuint s. into the principal orifice near the Oils, V nrnislicM, Window Glass, ing bottom, where the explosive force is greater. If the theory that water by FINE TOILET ARTICLES, constant boiling becomes explosive when AND free from air be true, this theory ration ally accounts for all irregularities in the GOODS. eruption of the geysers. my2il3m This grand eruption continued twenty and was the most magnificent BEAR RIVER HOUSE, minuteswe ever witnessed; We were standsight side the of the geyser nearest the on Front Street, Corinne, ing the sun, gleams of which filled the (OPPOSITE DEPOT,) sparkling column of water and sprays ivith myriads of rainbows, whose arches E. A. STAHN, Proprietor were constantly changing dipping and hither and thither and disap-earin- g house is new, and travelers flutteringOnly to be succeeded by others, rnlns find the Is st accommodations in the City. JTheWilltable will always be provided titli the again and again, atnid the aqueous col umn, while the minute globules into Rest the Alarket Affords, which the spent jets were diffused when ami ho pains will be spared to lnake tlie guests falling sparkled like a shower of diacomfortable. liar always supplied with the choices brands of monds, and around every shadow which the denser clouds of vapor, interrupting the and suns rays cast upon the column, lAquors my2d3m could be seen a luminous circle radiant with all the colors of the prism, and resembling the halo of glory represented O. in paintings as encircling the head of fthcl Wholesale Retail Dealer in Divinity. All that wc had previously witnessed APPLES, PEACHES, seemed tame in comparison with the ORANGES and LEMONS, perfect grandeur and beauty of this disIN play. Two of these1 wonderful eruptions w, occurred during the twenty two hours we AND ALL pTIIER remained in the valley. This geyser we named The Giantess. TROPICAL PRODUCTIONS, C0XSIST1X0 OF f WHOLESALE and RETAIL PROVISIONS, TOILET AKTICLES, Fruit, Etc., Grain and Vegetables. South side Montana GROCERIES, my2-dt- IIUKLBUT BROS., m 1. 12ICIIAlor, ix DEAI-Kt- rji F Alt m SALOOU,. MONTANA STREET, ' T. II. GOODMAN, C.en1 l.issCnger Agent. TThTkTpainter, Tie June m niv2-d3- A..N. TOMNE, GenISiip't. i How totollthoogo ofa Hone. SALT LAKE HOUSE A.M 8. 13 A.M Cor. ltli and Montana, Geyser. Solicitor O. 9.10 4.20 l7Tl 8.45 1.00 A.M 4.05 l'.M 1 .23 5.13 Giantess e III. 1. T. Patrick, Nebraska, MorJinl f. X Attorney C. ll.Th'inpstcad, Cal. O. C. Clements, Ind. ,irrrynr General lltrriver of I'ublic Moneys .1. R. Overton. Pa. i;.ji$ter of Land Office George K. Maxwvll, h. r. S. Assessor John I. Taggart, 111. I. S. Collector 0. J. llollister, Cal. r.imj'ls-U- The my2-d3- . O. M. ll.wl-y- A. HUGGAN, Attorney & Counselor at Law ATTORNEY - AfT - LAW, -- OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. I IN E. P. JOHNSON, At five years of age a horse has forty number of Scribner' artimolar or teeth. These are twenty-fou- r Monthly contains several illustrated cles, the first in importance and interest, jaw teeth, twelve incisor or front tenth, Pocket Cutlery and Notions of all kinds. SALT LAKE CITY. especially to our people being the sec- and four tusks or canine teeth, between' ond pa(er of Ni P. Langford on the the molars and incisbrs, usually wanting in Chancery.1. Post Office Building, m.v2otf wonders of the Yellowstone. We make in the mare: , At birth, only the two nipi CORINNE, : : : : UTAH. CORINNE, UTAH. At a, A. F. TILDEN. J. C. LAWRENCE. the following extract which we presume pers or tniddle incisors appear: iuv2dlm inthe all incisors visible on are more old; than IV13 with will A read be ordinary year BOOT SHOE first or milk set. Before three years the MANUFACTORY. terest : FRUIT IN SEASON. - Mohtana Street, Corinne. wonders new for Our search leading permanent nippers have cotne through: East Templd Street, O(Opposite Metropolitan Tlotel) us across the Fire Hole River, we as- At four years old, the permanent divider A FULL ASSORTMENT OF made to order in the SALT LAKE CITY, - - UTAH. cended a gentle, incrusted slope, and next to the nippets are out. At five hoots mot approved style and satisfaction FRESH VEGETABLES, NUTS. Gents TlL DEN 4 LAWRENCE, came suddenly upon a large oval aper- the mouth is perfect, the second set of guaranteed. AND At six, ture with scolloped edges, the diameters teeth having been completed: Repairing Neatly Done. my!9-t- f CO XFECTIO XF R Y , e Called hollow the the under the and twenty-fivof which were eighteen nippers II, A. GUNN. on at liand from the has covered Constantly the sides corrugated and mark, nippera, disappeared HERMAN & WILLIAMS, feet, HENRY DENHALTERS. silicious deposit, and diniinished id the dividers. At seven with a grayish-whitCorner 4th and Montana Streets, - - Corinxe. H. H. SHEPHERD, which was distinctly visible at the depth the mark has disappeared from the divimj2-I3of one hundred feet below the surface. ders, the next teeth; or corners, are level AHSayers, House am) Sign Painter, we though showing no mark. At eight; the East Temple Street, - - Salt Lake City . No water could be discovered, but and GKOKGE mark has gone from the corners, and the llOND, could distinctly hear it gurgling Etc. THE ONLY Glazier, Paper-hange- r, boiling at a great distance below. Sud- horse is said to be aged. After this time Opposite Salt Lake House. PracticiJl Scourer & Repairer indeed, good authorities say after five done with neatness and dispatch. denly it began to rise, boiling and splutWORK left of at the shop, corner of Front and masses out and OF years the age of a horse can only be sending huge Ores and Bullion Bought tering, Fi5th streets, will receive prompt attention. But the teeth gradually steam, causing a general stampede of conjectured. LADIES' SILKS AND SATIES, iuy7tf f my!9-tour company, driving us some distance change their form, the incisors becoming AND from our point of observation. When round, oval, and then triangular. DealUNION BAKERY, GENTS CLOTHING. ! within about forty feet of the surface it ers sometimes bishop the teeth of old FRESH (Nearly oppo.tite the Post Oflire) a became stationary, and we returned to horses that is, scoop them out to imiMONTANA STREET, 0CORINNE. BREAD, PIES AXD CAKES, look down upon it. It was foaming and tate the mark, but this can be known by T. T. WELL, And a Good Stock of MONTANA STREET, CORINNE, surging at a terrible rate, occasionally the absence of the white edge of enamel CIGARS which always surrounds the real mark, Hsil and Fischbachs LIQUORS ANDon hand. TO CIT1RENS OF THIS CITY emitting small jets of hot water nearly Kept constantly OFFERS ofTIIE All orifice. mouth the the to of at his in by the shape of the, teeth, and other line, goods GEORGE HANF, Propr. fearful with a marks of age about the animal. seized once it seemed AT AUCTION PRICES! UTAH. CORINNE, puhllhed Every Morning, (except BOOKS, Monday,) BT ' NO. 33 8, 1871. MS' GIVE US A CALL. KANADT my2d3m 6 THOMAS, Props. Kirkcnduirs Block, D. North Side of the Track. J. HEYFROH, Propr. Keep constantly on hand the choicest cuts of BEEF, MUTTON, PORK, BACON, SAUSAGE, EGGS, BUTTER, LARD, CORKEb BEEF, VEGETABLES, Etc., Etc., Etc. my2-dt- f BANK OF CORINNE, CORINNE, UTAH. 0 D. CASS - President, W; T. FIELD, Cashier. " BUY AND SELL Government Vouchers, Coin, Gold Dust, and Exchange. SIGHT DRAFTS DRAWN ON New York, Chicago, San Francisco, From Salt Lake. Ffcrnx a private letter received by Capt. Hosmer, of this city, from J. B. Van Hagan, who lately left Pioche for Salt Lake City, we are permitted to make the following extracts: 1 have delayed writing to you, as I desired to give you my opinion of the Salt I have cotne to the conLake mines. clusion that they will do ; judging from all the information I can gather from parties that have visited the different districts. There is no lack of capital to Eastern men are gobuy good mines. in ing pretty deep. Big and Little Cottonwood appear to be the favorites. Tho snow is going off the mountains very fast, and parties are folas fast as lowing it up and prospecting it leaves. Money is very ' plenty hefe, and there is no difficulty in getting an outfit to go prospecting, as there are u plenty of men who are willing to rig out an outfit for an interest in discoveries. Salt Lake is very lively at present and is full of people from the East and West. There are ten faro games now dealing with open doors, and the police do not interfere with them, but appear to devote all fheir attention to the exclusion of lewd women. This account of the situation differs materially from previous reports received from Utah. The above, from the Ely Record , is from a reliable party, Mr. Yan Hagan being well and favorably known throughout the mining community and can be relied on. infamous And the Principal Cities East and West, a whole family AN attempt to poison Was lately made in Ingersoll, Ontario, by some diabolical COLLECTIONS WILL RECEIVE person who put poisoned cheese into the cellar of Mts. The cheese PERSONAL AND PROMPT ATTENTION was found cut inCarnegie. readiness for the table, my2d3m but as it came there in a strange man ner, Mrs. C. had the caution to test its ISAAC. D HUNTOON, quality by giving a small portion of it to a cat. In a tew minutes the animal died With symptoms of poison. The Corner Battery and Washington Sts., family consist of the widow, her daughSAN FRANCISCO, - - - - - CAL. ter, and a crippled brother. They are among the oldest settlers in the town, Hxrsxxxcu and widely respected. Traces have been - - - - Coxixx CREIGHTON tt MCNRO, the ELLSWORTH k LOUTH AN, - - - - Enron found of some ones .having-entere- d window. a cellar myZ-dby Commission Merchant, i tf Sharp Practice; To such an extent has the hen fbver spread amoug people living aloiig the line of the railroad since the fancy breeds commenced to be imported from the East; that in neatly every town frofn Omaha to San Francisco; chicken fanciers besiege the express train, when it stops, With the inquiry: Gathered any eggs on the way f Do let me have em ; Ill pay you any price, etc., until they have become a positive annoyance to the messengers in whose charge the poultry is temporarily placed in transit. We hear, however, a story in connection with this eagerness for thoroughbreds, wherein at least one of the messengers has turned this anxiety for egg's into profit: Satisfied that anything would sell ift the shape of eggs, he concluded to lay in h supply of common hen fruit, to be used wbenevet' chickens formed a portion of his freight) and on several occasions, when this was the case, has disposed on a single trip of some three or four dozen eggs at $1 apiece: that originally only cost him thirty cents a dozen: It is alleged of him that on one occasion a dozen hard boiled eggs Were a part of his outfit, all of which Were readily disposed of, and ' the purchasers are now doubtless watching anxiously their incubation, to note the first appearance of a Houden or a Dorking from eggs thus obtained. It will require much patience and more industry on the part of the paternal hen to bring a chicken from a hard boiled egg than any other, and when it is born Will it be the query naturally arises; well done ?- - Elko Independent . The frightful ravages of tte yellow fever at Buenos Ayres are said to be caused by the neglect of sanitary measures. A paper published there gives the following condition of things : There is no drainage in the city, and its foundations are completely honeycombed with vaults, etc. The houses are square blocks with courts or spaces within. There are no back doors in their dwellings, and everything has to go id and come out through tne front door There is a box in every house into which all the sweepings of tne rooms, all that is left in the kitchen, such as bones pieces of meat, etc., are thrown. And meat is so cheap there that the bones are not scraped quite so closely as they are here, and the consequence is that much flesh finds its way into these boxes, is decomposed soon in that climate, and when tne police carts come after these boxes in the morning there is necessa-- , rily a bad smell all over the city. These boxes, or their contents, are dumped not far aWay, and the consequence is that a death dealing miasma is constantly arising from these heaps. The city is like, a city of the dead ; the streets silent and deserted, and more than half the population have fled. Business is at a standstill It is rnmored that a decree Witt be passed to close every establishment in the city and send all the people outside The greatest morality continues the amofig poorer classes of Italians and natives Nothing can exceed the misery and desolation which meet the view oo all sides The Difference. When a rakish feckless youth goes astray, friends gather round him in order to restore him to the path of virtue. He is only sowing his wild oats, and may be reclaimed and made a shining light in society. Gentleness and kindness are lavished upon him to win him back again to innocence ' and peace. No one would suspect that he had ever sinned. But when a poor,' confiding girl is betrayed, she receives the brand of society, and is henceforth driven from the ways of virtue. The betrayer is honored, respected, esteemed; there is no peace for her this side of the grave. Society has no loving, helping hand for her ; no smile of peace, no voice of forgiveness. Those are earthly morale ities unknown to heaven. f A crazy Itmslic, named Him!, bis; wife and four deformed children, are guests of the Kalamazoo poor; houix" is stated that the wife and children is daughter the eld ty |