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Show "J- Af Vr '1. r X , s i CORINNE, UTAH, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 9, '0L. I. orinne daily GEORGE L. MOLT, journal. Every Morning, (except BOOKS, ttblM STATIONERY, WALL PAPER, Monday,) BY i'K-vy- Pocket Aimrtiiiaiv, ox JIH or J2jt press, rltis by COltlNNE, V'.u, ait In, M OFFICIAL III RECTORY. AND iJstTKD STATUS Ob'FICEHS'FOIl UTAH Ccurtrc L. Woods, Oregon. A. Mack, Utsli. Chi' f J tidier Jr I!, McK an, New Yoikr ! -- Si M. Sn'wr Sx.ru n- of - meats, lad. .1. B. U ei C eor.ie K. Vublic Moneys Ia. Maw til, toil. ; jiA r of Lund Office P. Taggart, III. !S. Assessor, John loll tsU.i , Cal. O. J. ('vlluAor C,S Practical Scourer & OF (Opposite Metropolitan Ilotcd) ENTS BOOTS MADE TO ORDER IN THE in the most approved stylos and satisfaction mv2-d.in- i. H. II. SHEPHERD, Corixne. House and Sign Painter, Glazier, GENTS (J iiiijdit ii. Schools- ( vifi moH my2-dd- RoLiilt B- - - MONTANA STREET, - - GEORGE HANF, Propr. CORINNE, All tlie lust qualities of WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS , CAKES, Kept constantly CORINNE UTAH. - ni2-dt- f IIUBLBUT BROS., WHOLESALE and RETAIL Deal ois in my2-d:?- m PAINTS, DRUGS, O. U. SECO-N- llui'I T. 11. GOODMAN, GOODS Iloiiglit and Sold. Agent. Pa-sta- - oaiiicic,i Corinne Mrs. H. K. PAINTER, M. D. IIici 1 1 ouis Iron i D to 1 .A . M. ()FFI( K AT It, R. DEPOT. - or. Itlv nml Montana, and mi L. DEMERS. Retail dealer GROCERIES LIQUORS, CIGARS$ Tobacco, Etc., Etc. Fourth Street, near Montana s . SALT LAKE HOUSE , Assayers, t ll 1. J. 1 , I 1 I my2-d3- out-cilitie- s. m m7-13u- CITY i WWW & MASS s J I J ? 1 I I I ion. What suits one person does not " another. Know thyself. 2d. 1 I git3(J. i. color sprinkled over a costume, .produce and speckled effect. a disagreeably-pied A. as of a monstrous robins egg, or a plum pudding. One tint should prevail, rejjeved by a contrasting tint. No amount 0f fashionable prestige can make an nn- becoming color becoming. Nilegreenf will turn some people into oranges, though twenty empresses ordain its adop- tion. 5 Lines should be continuous, graceful, and feminine. It is better to f00k jke a woman, if you happen to.be one, than like anything else even a' I SJ tf DENNIS J. TOOHY, I I lli-A- r k. 3ivii:rri3N H. ELLIOTT, 0. J; HOLLISTER, j J I ( - Limcw, I I fashion-plate- ! 5 HULL, W. Plasterer, .... jMasoxic house my2-dt- v e. ivursxir, GENERAL DEALER IN n I LI I L AR 13 ALYTISM I YXa myltdtf I JAMES CHAPLOW, Proprietor SILVER IOIE, Day -- in Quantities to suit Pur chasers, by IiOUSliJ. 31. Orders Abnmd Promptly tended to. from -- t t- - iuyjPtf MONTANA 15 -- CORINNE Office. Opposite Post ( ti'Tlif Rest in tin Market.Cft b "red Run STAR HOTEL! MONTANA STREET, R E AV E It Y GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS. BOARD and LODGING per Meek, BOARD per Meek, SINGLE MEALS, LODGING, A anj surrounding fount rv, the best quality of LAG 1211 11 12 JS It. Vmd to any desired place on the most reason t hrins. - , mytidtf J. li. TAGERT, Quaker City Stables, oeixxe, (CTlOMte MetruiKditan UTAH c o mm Ig j Hotel) A odious AND d Atcnmniodiitlons mv2-dt- f f 'wieBase NTAA teth inserted on SALE STABLE J-- AND CORRAL. Beat Accommodation for Freighters and Travelers. D STREET, CORINNE, .Three doors west of Font Office my!3tf i FRUITS OOlVXIi: O T I OIS4 H2 K Y. AND IITE AIM TO KEEP A GENERAL ASSORT- ment of Freh Groieries, both for Family and the Jobbing Trade. 3- - ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED tTSi Purcliasers from the mines are requested to exf amine our prices. nty'-idt- Day stock taken and night herd, thise Stables, to Ranch, on Reasonable Terms. my2dtf Co. DAHLER & CO. HUSSEY, (Suecesvsort! to Wileon & Morton,) BANKERS - CORINNE, - - - UTAH. The Stockholders of the First National Bank of Utah Compose the Firm. GOLD I) 1ST, AND COIN EXCHANGE Bought and Sold. Collections RAXCJUXG JlY WRIGHTS will receive prevent attention. my2-d- tf N. J. Kaxabt, C. TnoMAS OSCEOLA SALOON AND SPORTING, MINING CLUB BOOMS, - - CORINNE, AND XKXT DOOR TO TOE METROfOLITAX HOTEL. Of Sufurt'ior Strength and Cleanliness. American metallic-AMMUNITIO- MONTANA ST., IS ALWAYS STOCKED WITH THE of rIE BAR brands and Cigars, Wines, Liquor Cala. direct from San Francisco, old. Silver or Vul Operations Tl'arranted. TORACCO, CIGARS, CAVIN Corner Front and Sixth Streets, - - - Corjxxe. BLASTING I O W DER h. Hadley, and Mechanical Dcntlatry. i LIVRRY FEED Bro.s v my2-dt- n 50 50 corral Oriental Powder for Freighter md Immigrants. Dr. ?! W S7 (x) SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. LEWIS SILVER, Propr. fourth st., corinne, i iL. YINSCMELL Hardenbrook AHERS TO THE CITIZENS OF TIBS PLACE. COMPANY, A: W. TAYLOR, I t PROVISIONS GROCERIES and LIQUORS. niv2-d:5- J I -- mlliaed iiall, Ornament' must be subordinate. Nature, with all her profusion'; never forgets this fundamental lfw. Above all things, be neat. Dainty precision and freshness is essen- tjaj a woman as a flower. 8th. Individuality is the rarest and the cheapest thing in the world. 9th, and lastly, stylish is, of all the words in the English language, the most deadly. It has slain its thousands. Sci'ibners for June. 6th. STANLEY, myvt-dt- Champagne Cocktail a Speciality. tny2dtf Kirkendulla X3. MARKET. North Side of the Track. Block, D. J. HEYFRON, Propr. Keep constantly on hand the choicest cuts of MUTTON, PORK, BACON, SAUSAGE, EGGS, BUTTER, LARD, BEEF, CORNED BEEF, VEGETABLES, Etc., . Etc. Etc., , my2-d- tf BANK OF CORINNE, CORINNE, UTAH. 0. D. CASS, W. T. FIELD President, Cashier. Buir AND SELL Government "V ouchers. Coin, Gold Xut, and Exchange. SIGHT, V DRAFTS DRAWN ON New York, Chicago, Sgn Francisco, And the Principal Cities East and West , COLLECTIONS WILL RECEIVE PERSONAL AND PROMPT ATTENTION I j A correspondent, writing from Mor- gan County, 111., says : My experience this last year with car- It is proposed, now thift San Francis Silesian co is connected with Australia by a rots, and especially with, white has all stock for of steamer beets, kinds, line, to open offices in London, sugar both surprised and gratified me. The where a traveler may purchase through middle of May last, I bad a piece of tickets across the Atlantic, the continent on which apple seeds had failed, of North America and to Australia, with frouud a accommodations from New part of it (less than one quar-- sleeping-ca- r ter of au acre) with beet seeds, with a York to San Francisco, and thus draw common drill and weeder, without re - in this direction the immense amount of plowing the ground, which had become travel between England and, Australia, beaten down by the rains almost as hard Five and a half millions of dollars were s as the road. The drill sows six rows at spent last year for passenger and a time, eight and ten inches apart, fares betweeii England and Australia' cultivates or weeds in the same way. It and 60,000 persons made the journey, took perhaps half an hour to sow the one way or the other. Our railroad, seeds, and half an hour each at different companies believe they can, by proper times to cultivate or weed them, and management, control this passenger perhaps half a day to thiu them out; af-- j traffic, ter that they covered the ground wholly Mb. Fred. T. Perris,.7 business man-- , over and needed no more care, the With this rich. was ordinarily ground ager of the Daily Tribune, returned negligence, I had fifteen wagon t terday morning from San , Francisco, loads of the finest beets being at the. Mr. Perris bad a pleasant and success-rat- e of thirty tons to the acre. I sold I ful trip to tbe Bay City, and : says that two and a half tons at $8 per ton, fed the new Railroad to be built from Davis-m- y cow and calf, two bogs, and three ville, Cal., to the termiuus of the U. horses, so well and free from all sy nip--1 in this Territory, is a certainty,. It is, toms of disease that their hair is as business that is meant. This we are smooth and glossy now as though they J glad to - know aa it will hasten the rebad just come off from a clover field. I j demption of Zion and many other por- concluded that roots, as part feed at J tions of the Great Basin.- - S. L. JWhtene, least, are worth much more than their 7th, simple value as food iu the extra health they insure to the animal, and I now iu- 1 I I J 1 first-clas- -- yes-extre- I I ISAAC. D. H UNTOON, Commission Merchant, Corner Battery and Washington Sts. SAN FRANCISCO, V I KBTEXX5CE8 Agent. OFFICE SECOND DOOR WEST OF P. 0. C. Dress should supplement good points and correct bad ones. Thick and thin, long and short, are not all to be subjected to one Procrustean style. 4th. Colors should be harmonious, should be massed should be becoming. jd many little points or blotches of I BEER AND ALE GIVE US A CALL. XCANADY mv2d3aa THOMAS, , Prop, CREIGHTON k MUNRO, ELLSWORTH A LOTTHAN, -- f i Q v 4 ' - ; mv2-tlfn- , I DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES, FLOUR. Front street, LIQUORS , Comme, KIRKEND ALLS BLOCK, (opposite defot,) E. A. STAIIN, Proprietor. Corner Xortli Front and Sixth Streets. 2-- 1 , I we consider the marvelous impetus given LUTAH to this industry by cheap and ?apid CORINNE, dm ni transportation, we find it difficult to i overestimate future possibilities. Oulyl v. . noil is thi ll. P. STOW FI I.. within the last tuenty years have rail- - j S. A. MINX. fit h. UTAH. roads8 afforded any considerable aid to CORINNE, ItlJlTWlCliYr. At holenale and Retail di alers in HOUSE IS new, and travelers the tillers of the soil. The cost of mov- rpms l nveraged, ini Ti'eubiewiiuiwIjbepmoJpYSththe ct nK ton of gtX00 JC LAY V ITO liZS A' Arl V, Orders 1850, twenty cents. In 1870, the aver- Occidental Restaurant, a Jii.stance Vroiiijdly Filed from Hcst the Market Affords, 8ALT l.AKK CITY, UTAH. and ferms reasonable. age freight tariff was one and a quarter AM AT THU RAR.-XLS AM CIGARS Ihis fact will indicate one of ami ho pains Mill be spared to make the guests cents. H. F. FULLER, my jttv Proprietor, table. toiuioi Cohnado St., near SteamLoat Landing, many ways in which railroads contrib- Bai Mith choices of brands the supplied alwajs UTAH Monlnnn Ht., Covinne, ute to the development ot agriculture. CORINNE, mjUdini like manner we would set forth tbe In uf Kuik i'V Billiard lal.u'e. ATTOliNEY N'V IAW", extension of railroads as one among .so. REPORTER OFFICE, Meals from 25ct. to One Dollar. many agencies tending to promote the 1 1 OI.ESi A L E B U TCI 1 ERS. XV UTAH The time is upon us ORINNE, same interest. O. in3.ltf Coiner 5tli and Montana Stieeta, - - Corixxe Board by the iUeelc fiom $5.00 to $8.00. when we are rapidly to realize the effects M E A L $ A T A L L II OiU,R'S Wholesale and Retail Dealer In of these slowly accumlating causes is BEEF, PORK, and MUTTON sold when this first industry of mankind by tlic Carcass, Side or Quarter. APPLES, PEACHES, to lead our nation in a progress toward 0 olkelor Internal Itevenue. the golden age. The imperial areas to rnABLES SUBPLIED WITH ALL THE LUXUORANGES and EMONS, Choice Meals for Families- always on hand. 1 lies of th muiket. Tiie Lost Restaurant in be ffiade productive ; the populations to O ICICI CIS, to n. Open for orders of any kind day or night. IVuts, ' be established in happy homes of sue 11AXK OF CORIXXE. All orders promptly attended to. myl3tf and other eessful all industry the era of new human mTtf The highest Prices paid for fat stock experiences to be proven, give to thisTROPICAL PP.ODTTf!TTOWfi f N. & G. AY. advance the character of a great forY. UTAH ward movement of our race a peaceful THREE DOORS WEST OF POST OFFICE, corinne, conquest, momentous ns the grandest Bricklayer and Montana he Corinne, Street, to North Front Street, Close Depot, triumphs ever achieved by war. and with are courses in their BOOK and Stationery Store. Stars us, UTAH Voue'lmt Good YVorkinm Employed. COltlNNE, Wholesale and Retail dealers In of best the we bear f humanity. on hopes Restaurant tiie Style. Kept A . I . Tribune. Eeds GR OCER ITCS, Good Modern Clean Luxury J. oDealer in LIQUORS, - CORINNE MONTANA ST., - Experiments with Seeds, etc. 1 - , AND RETAIL DEALER IN yyilOLUSALi: I - m LEI WES, HENRY Wholesale CORINNE. UTAH mv2-13- GRAHAM, M. D. J. W. k COltlNNE, IX HAND D I - PERFUMERY, OILS, PROVISIONS, TOILET ARTICLES, GROCERIES, Canned California Fruits, Etc. Etc. Etc., Grain and Vegetnlilea South side of Montana Street, near oih, DEALER 1850 we had but little over 8,000 Auction Prices CIGARS LIQUORS ANDon hand. , Even the experienced trailers ,of the United States, prize-rin- g cannot decide what is thebest miles of railroad in the food shall have for training men up to their great By the end of this year we - lest railthe all ne-third of miles SALT LAKE CITY. powers of' endurance.1 They hare a 50,000 and roads in the world. And, by the end of prejudice in favor of mutton-chopmy2otf underdone the In beef miles. steaks but is it by no early ; the decade, 75,000 and that sure means this is the best. The A. F. TILDEN. J. C. LAWRENCE. history of railroading, passengers train: Roman who conquered dip soldiers same the were conveyed by freight but the two interests soon demanded world) and built roads from Lisbon to separate systems of carriage, and it is- Constantinople, and who were all trained Mast Temple Street, now becoming evident that entirely sep- athletes, marching under a weight of SALT LAKE CITY, - - UTAH. arate tracks are required. Narrow-guag- e armor and luggage that few men in our I on coarse, brown TILDEN A LAWRENCE, roads, running freight trains omy, at t day covdd carry lived ' within which they or wheat will low rates of bread, probably barley speed, Proprietor. myl9-t- f v a few years be the practical answer to dipped in sour wine. f accom the own In our day Spanish peasants present questions as to adequate TIERNAN & WILLIAL1S, modations for passengers and freight, are among the strongest andjthe .most The introduction of such, or any equiv- - agile men in the world. They will work alent system, may accelerate the growth all day in a copper mine, or at the olive our roads in new ratios and to an in press, or at the wine press, under a hdt Fast Temple Street , - - Salt Lake City. of calculable extent. Lower cost of con- - sun, and then dance half the night to structiou and lighter running expenses the music of a guitars What does he Opposite Salt Lake House. are new elements, involving possibility live on? A piece of black bread, an of new uses, the limits whereof are not onion, perhaps naif a watermelon. .Yon Ores and Bullion Bought to be foreseen. The average tonnage may see him dipping his piece of bread myl9-t- f per mile is now, in the other States, into a horn ot olive oil, and then .into hundred tons. Putting some vinegar, made hot with pepper and about sixty-thre! the estimate at five thousand tons, we garlic, and then he is happy. Some-shahave carrying capacity of three times he gets a draught of narsh, sour Omillions of tons wine, but not Strong. All' the strong hundred and seventy-fiv- e FARWELL, movements wine is sent to England. industrial The . annum. MONTANA STREET, CORINNE, per this vast for material freight-The Smyrna porter walks off with a TO CIT1RENS OF THIS CITY affording - load minOFFERS of TIIE are of eight hundred weight. His only manufactures, his in agriculture, age line, goods j and food, importations. ing day after day, is a little fruitr a AT AUCTION FRICES! interests our of handful The of dates, a few bunch of mining growth C0X8ISTIXG OF to will He eats no beef, undoubtedly give employment grapes, some olives. School Books, Cutlery, Dry Goods, etc. immense additional tonnage. The coal pork, or .motton. ' His whole food does Second Hand Goods Bought and Sold. not cost him a penny a day. j II AV SCALES IN FRONT OF STORK trade alone promises to offer freight that would tax the whole of our present fa- The Coolie, living on his rice, can It would be difficult to compute work the negro ted on bacon. The the probable product of our other min- - Arab, living on rice and dates, coning pursuits ; but we may state the total querred half the world. ' amount of metals and minerals to be The most tremendous muscular force, and ten hundred moved not far from one and the greatest powers of endurance it- a tons TT millions.of by T figure U) may be, nourished upon a very moderate D ("t ft J ft self, but only a smallgreatitem in the way- - diet.bill we are making up. We do not sub- The Irish peasant is the strongest as calculations raan on the face of the eirth. And his indisputable, e.se PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, M though based on authorized figures. principal food is potatoea and brown j least as at the oatmeal bread, with buttermilk. He premises Accepting Oils, to us these within bounds, Window brings scarcely tastes flesh meat tt dozen times Glass, safely Varnishes, the conclusion that we are to transport a year. FIXE TOILET ARTICLES, . during the seasons of 1880 and 1881, , j tons of millions two hundred and fifty AND The Ethics of Dress. Iipprimis. of agriculture. These stupendous fig- - The first instinct about a new' fashion is FANCY GOODS.iny2d3m ures seem at first incredible, demanding the true one. Dont Wait until your eye a development of our agriculture too has lost its accuracy and your judgment ana extensive to be accomplished jts edge. Subject the thing at once to BEAK R1YER HOUSE, rapid even by American enterprise. But, when the general rule, and bow to the dec is- - In e And a Good Stock of SALOOU, Central Pacific Railroad. 15 -- BREAD, PIES AND m Fischbachs Heil and BAKERY, FRESH opposite the Post Office) - CORINNE MONTANA STREET, (Neuily ph-yul- apcTinttud.ctit UNION CLOTHING. ' i , done ith neatness and dispatch. left at the shop, corner of Front and Fio tli streets, will i crime prompt attention. mv7tf AND TKlUtlTOlUAL OFFICERS I c to ( tntrexs V m. II. Hooper. Attorney (Central Zerahhahtd Snow. f. I). T. Mt A Ulster. At ir shut Audit. Clay nm. Treasurer .lames Jack. - Etc. Paper-hange- r, Repairer WORK LADIES' SILKS AND SATINf 1 Corinne. H, A. GUNN. GEORGE BOND, THE ONLY' II. Hempstead, Cal. O. C. Cl - - Repairing Neatly Done. m T. Put lit lv, NilriLska. A(truyC. (1 I S Corner 4th and Montana Streets, UTAH. : : guaranteed. HENRY DENHALTERS. Mich., and F. Mrkklaml, JuditetO. 111. " pi C O NFE c TI O XER Y, Constantly on hand at J : Montana Street, NUTS, Did. -o- MOOT AND SHOE MAN UFACTORY . m FULL ASSORTMENT OF FRESH VEGETABLES, : : COltlNNE, FRUIT IN SEASON. A AXI Solicitor in Cliaiiccry. UTAH roy2-dl- - $d 00 - I 25 $10 OtJjThreo Months, 5 no One Month, kinds. . , Vantage tube Vaid at Office of Delivery. h -- Post Office Building, IublissliefK rind Iroijs. fi NEWS) Notions of all and Cutlery Agriculture and Railroad. A. HUGGAN, Attorney & Counselor at Laio ATTORNEY - AT - LAW, E. P, JOHNSON, IN DEALER NO. 34 1871. . ;?rt , i |