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Show a. I. VOL. r3.; GEORGE L. HOLT, sxautn in CORiririE DAILY JOURNAL. " ' published Every Morning, (except BOOKS, STATIONERY, Monday,) WALL PAPER, r MERRICK, Publisher and Props, JCENYON by Term Sc mall or Prepress, Postage at Office of Delivery. to be $10 00. Three Months, - 6 00 j One Month, - $3 00 Pocket r - " Notions of all .' C0RINNE, kinda. . UTAH . m my2-dl- FRUIT IN SEASON. 1 25 A TULL ASSORTMENT OF FRESH VEGETABLES, - OFFICIAL, DIRECTORY. ate York.-Associ- 0. M. Hawley, M. 111. ' CONFECTIONERY HENRY DENHALTEES. Corner 4th and Montana Streets, J. B. Overton. Pa. George R. Maxwell, of lHiblic Haneys liegisterf of Land - - Ojfi.ce John P. Taggart, O. J. Hollister, Practical Scourer & Repairer OF LADIES TERRITORIAL OFFICERS: II. Hooper. Delegate to Congress-V- im. Attorney General Zerubbabel --Snow. Marshal J, D. T. McAllister. Auditor lVm. Clayton. Treasurer James Jack. Superintendent of Common Schools Robert L. Cmplcll. m GEORGE BOND, THE ONLY 111. Cal. Corinne. xnj2-d3- T. Patrick, Nebraska. If. S.: Attorney C. IL Hempstead, Cal. Surveyor General C. C. Clemen ta, Ind. Mich. If. S. Assessor V. S. Collector - - SILKS AND SATINS, AND GENTS CLOTHING. (Nearly opposite the Post Office) MONTANA STREET, CORINNE. m .my2-iW- . Heil and , Fischbachs ALOOU, Central Pacific Railroad. MONTANA STREET, . - - CORINNE All tlie beet qualities of WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS my2-d3- O. 33. Corinne Cor. 4tli and Montana, Mrs. H. K. PAINTER, M. D. Omcc Ilourw from O to 12 -- M A.. - - - - UTAH. my2-d3- m jei-3- J. W. GRAHAM, M. D. OFFICE, PROVISIONS, California Canned Fruits, Grain and Vegetables. SE CO ND IIA ND GOOD S Bouglit and Sold. CORINNE, and Retail dealer mv7-d3- UTAH. . CAMPBELL. M. S-A- LAW , T myll-t- f DENNIS J. TOOHY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, REPORTER OFFICE, - - r : Xone HULL, and Plasterer, but Good Workmen Employed. my2-d- tf Ice! Ice!! Ice!!! be Produced Cold and Clear as can , Anywhere Delivered In quantities to it every morning pnrcli aaers throughout the city A t MARTIN & SO IV, Xfc. BEEF, PORK, and MUTTON sold myTtf Bricklayer by the Carcas, Side or Quarter. S?-Ord- ers e Sj-Th- HEIL. By JOHN from abroad solicited. iSA RIVER ICE, S Every Day in Quantities to chasers, by All orders promptly attended to. The highest Prices paid for fat stock. my2-dt- MASONIC CORINNE- ,- Orders HOUSE. from Abroad Promptly tended to. At- myyOtf BREW ERY, MONTANA FOURTH ST., CORINNE, TO TIIE and surrounding CITIZENS OF THIS PLACE country, the beet quality of LAGER BEER. Slivered to desired able terms. any ; reasonplace on the most . my3dtf J. R. TAGERT, Quaker City Stables, (Opposite Metropolitan Hotel) . . lUXXE, UTAH. A c0MBlODIOUS -A- ND- CORRAL Accommodations for and Immigrant. Freighter Shop & Bath House, P. SPENCER, - - Propr. 4at COED BATES! personally dedrlng thdhfc A STREET. . ' - . . re-- CORINNE my4-d3- UTAH. Kept on the Restaurant Style. Good Clean Beds. Modern Luxury Dealer GROCERIES and LIQUORS. JAMES CHAPL0W, Proprietor. my2-d3- SILVER STAR HOTEL! - - - - - CORINNE. Office Oppoalte'Poat O GGOD ACCOMMODATIONS. BOARD and LODGING per week, - - BOARD per week, - - - - - - - - SINGLE MEALS, - - LODGING, --- --- $9 0C $7 90 50 60 SATISFACTlbN GUARANTEED. LEWIS f my2-dt- SILVEPropr. - - fire-bo- mp-otati- x. Assayers, ( -- my2-dt- , IIURLBUT BROS., my2-d3- m we have alluded. my2-d3- FLASHES ' Cisnr. O. H. ELLIOTT, Steam E ngiucs, Limes, Nuts, STANLEY, CORINNE, THREE DOORS WEST OF POST OFFICE. Montana Street, - - . UTAH Readers of newspapers must be Corinne, Book and Stationery Store. miliar with the peculiar style of reporters, such, for instance, Wholesale and Retail dealers in as-.th- local fol- e Always on hand the Latest GROCERIES, PROYISIONS, MAGAZINES, LIQUORS Newspapers & Periodicals. TOBACCO, my2dtf CIGARS, CAN FRUITS O. P. MARKET. AND fa- lowing: Two ladies lighted their firei with burning fluid;; it wait they sleep in the valley. Or this, a man and then came bought a watch-do- g home late. His wife says that hispan-taloon- s are past darning, and that he Kirkendall's Block, North Side ot the Track. may be able to sit next week. We have D. J. HEYFR0H, Propr. discovered the originator of this styled GENERAL ASS0RT-men- t Keep constantly on hand the choicest ent of . both for of Fresh Groceries, Family MUTTON, PORK, It is an authority of great weight, the BEEF, and the Jobbing Trade. .sacred scribe, in fact, who says, In his MS- - ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLEDBACON, SAUSAGE, exPurchasers from the mines are requested to EGGS, sickness Asa sought not the Lord, hut BUTTER, LARD, amine our prices. my2dtf CORNED BEEF, VEGETABLES, the physicians, aud Asa slept with his Ete. Etc., Etc., fathers. f HUSSEY, OAHLER & CO., r non-explosiv- e; CONFECTIONERY. my2-dt- . - (Successors to Wilson A BANK OF CORINNE, Morton,) BANKERS. C0MNNE, UTAH. ; - t - than any other substance. . A Wyoming ; complains womcn-woma- n that hundreds of the sex refuse to vote in the Territory unless coaxed to do sp g men. by A woman suffrage lecturer in Iowa calls upon all women who want to become voters to forget that there is such a thing as modesty. Put it off, eke like become men. and says, Somebody has written a What shall my son be 7 Upon which some one replies, If the boy is as bad as the book, the chanoes are that he will be hanged. It is useless to roast a pig of kad. It can never be cooked so as to make ,a ' good-lookin- ' MACHINE WORKS, - A French artist having been asked to draw an allegorical figure of benevolence, carefully sketched, a bit of India rubber. This, said he is the true emblem of benevolence ; it gives mors m FANCY f 1 - DRUGGISTS, CORINNE. - book-entitle- d ; light diet. The follow who called tight . boots comfortable, defended his V position! by saving, they made a man forget all La other miseries. v Are dose bells ringing for fire ? ia- i red Simon of Tiberius. : No answered Tibe, dey. ab tot and de bells are ringing of fire, plenty tor water. Voyvii advtr-- . to do business without Trying tising is like winking at a pretty gill through a pair of green goggle?. Ica may know what you axe doing, but nori ?)r.' body else does. . in-ee- d, J i si s - - - - - UTAH. How to Make a Base Ball. --A wrf-tin the Rural New Yorker says a good base-bamay be made by .entting an old boot or old gnm (rubber) shoe into and wrapping them tightly around strips each other until it is abont the rise of a walnut. Then wrap with parn oil any kind of string veiy; tightly, until it isti size you want it; then sew the Jooes end to the ball. Now lay the hlVdown on a piece of leather and gather dp' the sides and press them close to the fcsH, and with a sharp knife trim off; the corners, being sure to have them fit nicely. Now sew up all the sides except one; then' slip in the ball,' and eeW whh a double thread. Now pat scene oil cn tbe seams and .hammer them xmoctV; for if you are not careful in qahicg A ball with rough seams, it wfilcobetieics take the skin from the ends cf the fingers. I once belonged to a dub that made their own balls, and they lrtted.fts long as tbe manufactured ones er ll : , . The Boston Trekscript ExysrTkr3 while down Bear river, Sunday, found yean ago a tonr of the rocky Uemttib was undertaken by a private two letters, one of which we Intelligence. Mr. O. D. Richmond, It is produce well known the school-mast- er cI say2-dt- t CleaaKuss. Of Superior Strength AMERICAN METALLIC company, A. 57. TAYX0E, Agent oorrios second door "wst or P-- - COLLECTIONS WILL RECSTYB f MONTANA ST., itxxt soon to blasting powder and AnnuniTion CLUB ROOMS, - tr COBXZfBZS, MxnwrouTxa PERSONAL AND PROMPT ATTE2ITI0I? 1 Liqnorc and Clean, Wine, direct from Baa Fraadseo, Sda. Commlcslon Champagne Cechtalls a Epeelstlity. cr mySAu I Prepk I t creigiitcn atk mukro, LCUTH AN, " 1 . N place-Inmod- .. J oirs us a call. KAN ADY A TCOII AO, has been patented by: lira. Adeline , BAB IS ALWAYS STOCKED WITH THE Choicest brands of ; text useful and excellent iavatmn ajrSCa rfUIE : A Thomson. It us childrens' bib cf fine robber cloth, which gives complete pro in teetion t their sleeves and V ISAAC. D. HUNT00N, front . The sleeves are cf the bib by tirtia ezris, wUih DXcroltaxrt body ipi&em In Corner Dcry tstd C3 xrcirJT, nd . Ci, lest. CAL. SAB BRAirCKCO, - urn. ' ; BUY AND Oriental Powder v ; his own carriage. Tnat jeartsj, tha has moat remarisable ever madby a bdy, 0. D. CASS, President, been absent for some time from this esc was accomplished but a for &ra c3? C&xhier. The Stockholders of the f T. 7. FIELD, tion ofthe domain, but we are happy to and the anthon, Hr,' &. H. Cmfih LIVRRY, FEED & SALE STABLE his wife, returned :to First National Bank of Utah V state Jim is loyal to his country : AND CORRAL. week. They made with thir owa L Compose the Firm. Box elder eo Utah 3. Beat Accommodation for Freighter Corinne, 12,000 miles, aud over GOLD DUST, COIN AND EXCHANGE Government 'V onche and Traveler.- - Clemens jim heap mad, big bead, saddle, and in IndizritO,CJ uy ettaa, Cotow. Corner Front nd Sixth Streets, Ooin, Gold Xust, full whiskey, three ponies lost one white Bought and Sold. d$ mining camp find attention. receive two hay stolen by Whites may be Indi- eveiy will and Collections protr.pt Exchangte. Uontana GUT'S WR1 fit to BY Hsxico, cf RANCHING j ans may be may be Pious may be hell over f SIGHT DRAFTS DRAWN ON NionT herd, stock taken and C25,CC3ffivfirwj..g?aifo tr?? on to pay may be two bells may be two mnvem. avwt -- r' W-- 1. -i Tt'Day these Stables, to Ranch, C. Thomas J. N. Now Kasadt, white York, after Jims Reasonable Terms, mans, ponies prehapa Chicago, ... my?dtf good American citizen good morOSCEOLA SALOOn San'Frandaoo, jim mon good doctor good yank ee good god. . .AND And the Principal Cities East and Bast. H eap fish. n Co. CORtofNE. on t Auction Prices! P. J. FARWELL, ; AND Barber and will Pcei UdiM - SPORTING, MINING my2-d- tf SAINT LOUIS ROT - Depot, Hardenbrook Bro.s p. WINSCHELL AFPERS F. J - - f HOUSE, to North Front Street, Close suit Pur- M. 0 MONTANA STREET, the Market. Beat in Delivered 24tf Families always an hand. for Choice Heals . . my9il3mj Corner 6th and Montana Streets, - - - Corinse. OK CORINNE. W. W. UTAH. mySdtf OFFICE, BANK - - - CORINNE, WHOLESALE BUTCHERS. Revenue . Internal J&jf WINES AND CIGARS AT THE BAR," Colorado St., near Steamboat Landing, UTAH 0. J. HOLLISTER, Collector AND ALE. BEER Orders from a Distance Promptly Piled and Terms Reasonable. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. CORINNE, - D. P. STOW'ELL. CITY BREWERY. Wholesale1 and Retail dealers in MAS.N. FITCH & MANN, - AX T 0 1L3NTKY a my2-d3r- m 8. A. TH0S. FITCH. in - OFFJt E AT It. R. DEPOT. SALT LAKE HOUSE my2-d3- . - Vllsdl;14b Solicitor In Chancery SHOE - However men may dilTer cntntln litical course cf Ur. character as tn individxal mm ci'Aczli blemish. In ability and fcrcocf cby aeter be was a remarkable oas and bn carried with him Into tba tarinreaef career the ctrong, nature which hla Crtxtc? bad given him. - ..Many cf fcn wnrocct friends were hiy political ; men whosy sndividea! aCsctioca ovo leaped tbs narrow boondarics tf Cirt ing parties, and iodufgsd in an fctmert pride and sespect for epe who was trsly and folly a esan among men. His widened into cation&l fxme ce friend and champion cf Ctepbn A. the Douglas in the last memorable fight r the supremacy of Ohio, and gave hin hold upon the pride and affection cf kb native State, which no eubstanent political divisious could ' wholly obliterate, Events necessarily unfavorable to his ambition, for some yeara have limited (the exercise of his abilities to hU profession, and allowed few opportunities for that better understanding of his character and motives, which were' the vindication of bis public lift. He drrd just as he had struck out another bright spark into the political obscurity. He has passed beyond the reach of controversy. It was fashionable to deride and misrepresent him in his lifetime r At least let the unresisting, turf which grows, over what was once a noble and resolute intellect preserve him from such malicious mendacity as that to ' which " , GROCERIES LIQUORS, CIGARSS, Tobacco, Etc., Etc. Fourth Street, near Montana, CORINNE, f L. DEMERS. HENRY ILEIWES, Wholesale (DmtnCstCD.1 Railway. Okb-Ra- il J. IX GROCERIES, A. N. TOIYNE, Genl Supt. T. II. GOODMAN, Genl Passenger Agent. m RICHMOND, DEALER Th d. Constantly on hand at Manltal Receiver NUTS. AND UNITED STATES OFFICERS FOR UTAH : Governor George L. IV ood, Oregon. . Secretary George A. Black, Utah. Chief Justice J. B. McKean, New Justices O. F. Strickland, Mich., and 'i While everybody is talking about reducing the gauge of railroads 50 per centum, an ' '. occaaional t voice if beard pleading for am SAM LAge CXT8V the throwing aside of one rail altomytotf gether. One of these saya that a one-ra- il : : : CORINNE, ; : UTAH. railroad has been in successful opeA. F. TILDEN. J. C. LAWRENCE. BOOT AND ration between Raney and Montfermell MANUFACTORY. near Paris, for two years. The locomoMontana Street, Corinne. East Temple Street, railroad has four tive for a one-ra-il (Opposite Metropolitan Betel) BOOTS MADS TO ORDER IN THE SALT LAKE CITY - - XJTAIL wheels, two being placed onewt the front GENT8 most approved style end satisfaction T1LDBB LAWBERCE, and one at the rear of the engine, bearguaranteed. Done. Repairing Neatly ing ou the rail. These give the direction myl9-t- f GUNN. A. The other pair and are double-flangeII, of wheels are placed in a traverse plane TIERNAN & YILLIAUS, passing on a line in front of the H. H. SHEPHERD, Thev run an oak plank or macademire road, as the case may be, and are the House and Sign Painter, East Tempts Street, - - Salt Lake City. driving wheels. This sort of railway can be built in France for about $1,00( Etc. Glazier, Paper-hange- r, Balt Lake House. Opposite per mile. The locomotive weighs six done with neatness and dispatch. and eight tous ; the former runs fourWORK left at the shop, corner of Front and miles teen an hour, drawing, besides its Ores and Bullion Bought Fi5th streets, will receive prompt attention. own weight, thirty-fiv- e tons up a grade my7tf my!9-t- f hundred feet iu two a ; the tatter wil (of UNION BAKERY, draw fifty tons at a rate of eight milei FRESH an hour up the same grade; on a leve it would draw one hundred and eighty BREAD , PIES AND CAKES, tons. This system is. the invention of And a Good Stock of MONTANA STREET, - CORINNE, M. Larmanjat, a French civil engineer, CIGARS LIQUORS ANDon hand. TO THE CITIZENS OF THIS CITY and many beliove that it may be sucKept constantly OFFERS of goods in his line, cessfully introduced on turnpike roads GEORGE HANF, Propr. with the grades and curves which the AT AUCTION PRICES! - UTAH. CORINNE, common COX8I8TIXO or f highway usually has. School Books, Cutlery, Dry Goods, etc. Second Hand Goods Bought and Sold. Common Carriers. A case of interHAY SCALES IN FRONT OF STORE est to the traveling public was decided WHOLESALE and RETAIL by the Superior Court iu Boston, June Dealers in 9th. A Mr. Coleman, of Boston, atW. McNUTT & CO., DRUGS, PAINTS, tempted to ride from New York to New YVholesale and OILS, Retail PERFUMERY, Haven on a coupon ticket, which was TOILET ARTICLES, rejected bythe conductor on the ground Etc. that, although it was good from New Etc. 12t., DEALERS I- NHaven to New York, it did not pass the South 'side of Montana Street, near 5th, holder over the road in a train going in PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, Mr. Coleman the opposite direction. Oils, Paints, y insisted that theCimpany was compelled V urninhes. Window Olnss, to receive the ticket, as it represented money paid for a passage between those FINE TOILET ARTICLES, points, and was put off the train by force, AND AND RETAIL DEALER IN receiving such injury as to affect his yyiI0LESALE He sued the New York aud health. GOODS. Haven Railroad Company, and re New DRY GOODS, my2J3m GROCERIES, covered. The Railroad Company oba new trial, and was beaten again. BOOTS and SHOES, BEAR RIVER HOUSE, tained On exceptions to the ruling of the Judge FLOUR. Front the LIQUORS, obtained third trial, Street, Corinne, whichdefendants terminated in a verdict for Mr. KIRKEXDALLS BLOCK, (OPPOSITE DEF0T,) Coleman for $3,500 damages. Corner North Front and Sixth Streets, E. A. STAIIN, Proprietor. Tobacco.- - The total tobacco crop of CORINNE, UTAH. 1870 amounted to 273,775,000 , pounds, IIIS IIOTTSE IS NEW, AND TRAVELERS mv2-dwill find the best accommodations in the estimated to be worth $32,206,305. VirThe table will always be provided with the city. WM. HAWKINS. T. G. CANTRELL. ginia produced 65,000,000 pounds; Beat the JHarket Affords, Kentucky, 40,000,000 : Connecticut HAWKINS & CANTREL, nnd.no pains will be spared to make the with an average yield per acre guests comfortable. Bar always supplied with the choices brands of for the latter state of 1,450 pounds, which sold at an average price of twenty Liquors and 210 & 212 Beale Street, my2d3m cents; while the average yield per acre SAN FRANC CO. Near Howard, of Virginia was only 418 pounds, and the average price but ten cents. The MANUFACTURERS OF product of New York was 8,500,000 lbs., Wholesale and Retail Dealer in which was an average yield of 800 lbs. per acre, bringing an average price of AND ALL KINDS OF APPLES, PEACHES, fourteen cents. The cash returns per ORANGES and LEMONS, acre for land in tobacco ranged from Mill and Mining Machinery. $41.80 in Virginia to $391.50 in ConX. B. Jobbing dk Repairing done with Dispatch. necticut, taking the average of each HAND ALL OTHER my2tf States product. Ohio tobacco brongfat the lowest average price, six cents, and TROPICAL PRODUCTIONS, N. & G. W. Florida the highest, twenty-nin- e cents. A. HUGGAR, Attorney Sr Counselor at Law ATTORNEY .AT - LAW, -- Post Oflce Bnlldlng, Paid, One Year, Six Months, and Cutlery NEWS, E. P. JOHNSON, p ,r th T 1 v i' v r-- - - . s, a v - . S, Ji - ? - |