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Show jy V vw e " V y ?t v? f, - t A Fflmarded br Prrifht DtMond MhM Ltn for CORirUlE DAILY JOURUAL ending June S3, 1871 By Dennis Winns train to Blackfoot: Kortm of the Track. Many of the citizens of Corinne know little of the ex- For C. T. 0. at Blackfoot, 152 packatent of business that is carried on over ges', 8,263 pounds; for I., Deer -- Lodge, the track of the Central Pacific Railroad. More machinists are at work there than remainder of the town. Besides there is the steam saw mill, the great lumber yard of D. V. Pnrkhur&t, the fist freight offices of the Diamond R, and Hugh Kirkendall, the grocery and provision house of L. DeMars, the Masonic House, the -- blacksmith shop of Orem as well as the Pioneer Shop of the town, together with the many stables and corralls, and the great forwarding hou.-- e of J. A. Creighton, also the y of Geo. A. Lowe, combined with the many residences, constitutes quite a settlement within itself. North of the traik, at all times, has the air of business that is seldom seen outide of Corinne. in the Yesterday afternoon we received the following dispatch, which . Salt Lake, June 2 .I. Kate Flint, of Corinne, died this morning of influnmtion of the bowels. Proprietor Revere House. Tn the evening one of the companions of Miss Kate Flint, who lives on Third .street, telegraphed for particulars, asking ihe proprietors of the Revere House if the report were true, and received an No. Proprietors Invert answer, House. We extend our thanks to the genth metii(?) who was kind enough to prepare a dispatch, forging the name of Ikither dangera well known hotel. ous grounds to tread upbn. A good ft sometimes his board for pensman gets a term of years at the States expense. You may escape this time, but we woultl adviseyou to not repeat the experiment too often. Detention. The Ur P. train, due at Ogden at 4J oclock yesterday after noon, was eight hours behind time, causing the C. P. train a corresponding It was caused by the engine delay. ami one. or-tof the freight cars being dumped by the side of the track, near JulAsbung, on account of a freshet, thus compelling a new track to be laid around them before the Express could proceed on her way. wo teams, loaded with t Hides from the surrounding settlements, are distril uting their wares in this place, in most cases finding a ready market. Eggs are retailing at 24 cents, but in a few caes 30 has been realized ; butter 25 cent; strawberries 23 cents a quart; lettuce, onions, radi.-dieetc., at reasonable prices. Tins evening the Great Western Minstrel Troupe, containing some of the Lest talent in that line that has ever visited this pace, will give their thin! and last performance at the Opera House. On this occasion lbe great rope tying feat will be performed, as well as many great Kthiopean performances. I - Mormon , 4 Geo. A. Lowe was unloading several cars of agricultural implements and wagons veterday. Four cars more was to have arrived last evening. Where is there a firm in the mountains doing a Similar tride ? - He is selling and shipping to Montana an immense amount of goods. New Church. We are informed that up to one oclock yesterday afternoon $2,475 had been subscribed toward btiiMing a Catholic Church in this place. It is expected this amount will be con- We rejoice to see siderably increased. the good work progressing. Great Favor. The Diamond R. maniest of freight shipped the past week will he found in our paper this morning, for which we are indebted to Mf. Dewev, clerk. We hope to be able to lay this important documeut before our readers weekly. my 20--3 m Her.-di-fiel- d lb-!.- Yesterday we LR. R. that the '3 Largest and Finest Stock of f ( u.-- . R. ROBERTS, M. Dn WINES, WINES, I rj I I I Casual ptdc!4 WINES, - rKgdtat, ' !: jn,'a mnsca,.a ed. Conway,, , ,;o. uitmrtAia., rr Alton Groceries, Liquors, Tobaccos, E. P. JOlnfCOir. xl ' trtci$ j&d ctrANDisr other proper tx th-itt- a mlw sttsntio ; Hvta to tkt iMintrdt t DwalUnga sad private caktw tySrcorink of years at reiaoeR rtsa;,';'friwikl4 most respectfully Invite the $tt at o of sQ wtV lng insurance to this Home Company, tvyecHy those whose Insmanee Is aboot to expire, knowing that we can givo rates that will be satfrely cuk ftetory. foratem --AND- n T7. GLASCOTT , ZUsimmr, o n union pacific railgoad LIQUORS, to tIK Platte LIQUORS, "Volley Rqtito is now ncjfxwo J J DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS, Forming in connection 1 with CO PACIFIC LIQUORS, the-CENT- RAILROAP t All Rail Rout ' t,( CallSimir tat axn , PACIFIC COAQT i Through to Sea Fmadsoo OFFER IN LESS THAN FOUR DAYSt Avoiding tlie dangers of the Sea. INDUCEMENTS GREAT Direct communication mads an- - TO THE I s O IhL A. DEI -- and North wnttern(Chkg50 Rock With Chicago and Pacific and $t, Joseph and Coun- cil Bluffs Railroads, end Missouri River 14ns of Pockets to and from all principal Eastern and Southern Cities. TRADE! TtaJT CLASS !, , ,,J HOTELS AND EATING HOUSES cm " At convenient points on the line. t , -0- Pullman Palace, Slrspipf and Ae Can Brewing Boom nil . company -0- held to answer, R Express Michael Frank Line : For Clin. Blum, Deer Lodge, 20 charged with- killing Edward Laven on cannot be surpassed. pks. 5,280 lb.; for Murphy, Higgins ft the 17th, near San Leandro, California. Co., do. 2 pks. 147 lbs.; for A. Lam breed it Merchants and Freighters ft Co.; Helena. 7 pks. 340 lbs.1 for D. & .1. Goldberg, do. 2 pks. 117' lb.; fi r Invited to Call Loeb Bros, do, 5 pks. 365 lb.; for It. S. lit Wood and Bottle, and ilalc. do, I pk. 11 lb.: for M. MeMur-phy- , --ANDdo, 1 pk. 409 lbs.; fur F. W. Boolt, ALES and POItTEltfV Deer Lodge I pk. 120 lb.; forMnj. J. C. Kinney, Va. City, 1 pk. 27 lbs.; for Specialities. A Full line of TCoenigsberger Bros., Helena, 1 pk. 173 lb.; for Mis Florence, Helena, 3 pks. my2dtf 375 lbs.; for Gans ft Klein. 15 pks. 673 lbs.; for Mr. J. II. Weigher, Doer Lodtre, AND 1 GINS, pk. 150 lb.; for Lewis Larcent, Sun L. LEBENBAUM. J. GOLDBERG. River, I pk. 75 lbs.; for II. MeMurphv, 1 Helena, 1, pks. 195 lb.; for Sanford ft CO. L. Briel, do, 3 pks 255 lb.; for King & do; 1 pk. 175 lbs.; for W. C. Loben-steiDEALERS IN do, 1 pk. 305 lbs.; for S. Grout ice, 1 pk. 217 lbs.; for R. Z., Deer Lodge, 15 pks. 1,506 lbs.; for Wing Chung, Helena, GROCERIES, GROCERIES, 1 SHERRY, pk. 115 lbs.; for L). McLean, Crab D. W. PARKHURST & CO., CIGARS, CIGARS, Tree Ranch. 4 pks. 200 lb.; for I). 2 138 Pleasant Valev, pks. lb.; TOBACCO, TOBACCO, CHAMPAGNE, for Corbin, Corbin Station, 1 pk. 107 lb.; NOTIONS, NOTIONS, for W. Douglass, Va. City, 13 pks. 1,280 I L. D. for Alsbasker, Binuack, CONFECTIONERY lb.; , California. ines, pks. 311 lb.; for Stoner ft F sb r. Ross --ANDFork, 22 pk.; 910 lb.; for L- - M. Black, Assortment and Ales A Full of Porter, CALIF0RNIA SADDLERY. Bozeman, 1 pk. 125 lb.: for M. Stone, Helena. 5 pks. 1,231 lb.; for Tootle, CIDER, Leach & Co., do,' 1 pk. 169 lb.; for H. 1. 3 for McMurphy, do, pk. 226 lb.; CIDER, CIDER, Jobber in all kinds of Herchmau, 10 pk. 412 lb.; for Gov. ,T. CIDER, CIDER, M. Ashley, do, 1 pk. 57 lb.; for R. Z. : Doer Lodge, 14 pks. 1,160 lbs.; for 361 5 MAKE FRUIT A Murphy. Neil ft Co., Helena, pks. SPECIALITY ' lbs.; for Maj. A. II. Jackson. Ft. Shaw, KEGS, KEGS, 1 pk. 16 lb. Total, 16,938 ll3. And Dealers will find it to their KEGS, KEGS, Grand total, 265, 8G8 pounds. f f & Co. one ae BUY to TT8, G. OF E. Maci.ay Advantage KEGS, of our Firm in, during the Sea-eo- n, SELECTIX a FBU1T FBOS1 Valuable. Wells,' Fargo ft Cos Pine Flooring, OBCHABBS and Oregon THE messenger placed on our table a full file Domestic and Cigars Imported Cigars ( Cigars, of California dailies. Cigare,' Many thanks RED TFO OD FINISHING cy the Unr LORd, Snipping 4 kind friends, they are at all times moat Cigars, J Idgars, H'e are therefore Enabled to Lomestic and Imported Cigars Cigars welcome. wra - CALIFORNIA WINES, are LAKE POINT FOR THROUGH EEE Gil-let- f, n, BRANDIES, Lumber Yard, I E. c. w. HEADE, Assistant General Superintendent, T. FRANCIS COLTON, General Ticket Agent, Omaha. ts ! A large and fine stock of fancy, dry, and millinery goods can be found at the New York Store ; also, clothing,- and gents f irniabing goods at reasonable rates. Strangers will do well to call at their place, next door to Hussey, Dahler ft Co's Bank, Montana street, - 37tf. PINE A I2sT REDWOOD , G-XjIE- jS ' Redwood MOULDINGS, DOORS & SASH, Case Goods, LAKE SHORE LINE BETWEEN RUNNING THROUGH CHICAGO, GRAND RAPIDS, Cleveland, OsCdo. Rochester K NEW OF BUILDING MATERIAL CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND SOLD ALL KINDS Mllleras Patent Coupler and Platforms Baker 6b Smith' Patent Car Heater Creamers Patent Drakes, and Gaia 4 Safety . FPlle VenUlatpFIl j S These combined with elaborate and elegantly Burnished and fitted DAY AND NIgHT COACHES, Make this the most popular and desirable route betwMu the West andPEast.' I THROUGH TICKETS 1 '"'' WATER, CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAM LO W9 tana street, between Fourth and Fifth m3 s The Railroad , Clothing House of Je21tf for sale by J. and at the same time furnish the corner Sixth and Montana streets. je8-t- f r v 3 l r 'S' V . U I '( , Horseshoeing, Oenaral LZaeZsmUZtng, jragon ZIelHng mnA ErpmtHng. ! AH ' . n work warranted and satisfaction frmrsataed. Tycs.cc3, fo Jelltf to ut:rty r:c r i! PnprMm. r LEVI 0ATJUI)EE3, BEEP, esn w'1 MontoiwCtnet, 'lIUTTOIfr -- f ,VEAL,jV. , ' V'? . CODKED UEAT3, 4ml Smiesye of Ait ZXAe - Guanntre my Perwasl Attn Ltlsm 6HZ26z&i To Orders From Abroad, & f'- - 4 htZit -- a. TZOTZKFALTfJXh Fca caa And give the Trad) On CtaeClcf 1 1 La! 'U s Cz-ir' D L V.-'- "' ! tor Freighter. Lone Esporlonoo. f t x ssr criOccktsx. r , 3 1 i tI k v;,. ' VKt, i. y O' ALL 0RDE3 FRCMPTLT I i AttEIO SMI. L. TIBBALS, 2 - $ . - r and EefxR Dmlfr tol Trines, Cft 04' IAfuore, and Cfjersr-Cs- r.; vv,. ;i fi ) 1 Oteto, -- , 1 ) DIRECT FROII THE ORCHARDS, TThoUmmle ' 4- Jaj ''v . i a! $ K- tt ) TO. 7FJXVVT OXJIE3?ISI Co- rinne, on Montana Hoad, DOING A GOOD BUSINESS. w Coaunts. ' WagtmDepoC . m CHEAP FOR CASH, Hotel ivith Bar, Fourteen Miles North of .v, , OIGN OIT THE OIG OH0E r m FOR SALE, v t J, ' rv FRUIT, POINT. F. fi. Piissttor Arat, Chicago. (North of Lows OJP AT- - An examination of Goods and Pries pectfully invited. A t V, myidAwtf 1 Je20-l- them. GenoT Western Sixth stsezv, M A. Creighton at all principal Ticket Ofllcvs to ,h Northwest and lutbwet, snd at the nys Offices, No. 56 vClark street, Chicago, Pioneer Blacitspiith Shop. . ; FOB CASH. T.ATCK Can he procured I landing, Oflwi-STEAH- KR Mon- 1 UNDERSELL, ANYBODY, USED BY THE TRADE, SUPPLIED AT . SHORT NOTICE, f " trLlTU fljw eqt all modern improvements for the oos safety Of passengers, such 'as f fAl," v EVERYTHING W Without Irtie oivthle Chqigj Passenger AT --AND- YK 'AWp. fi i U I T SI With Freight Added. BUFFALO. & great -o- San Francisco Prices, CHOICEST ", All the principal Railways of tha Northwest and Southwest connect at Chicago with the -o- on hand and for sale rlI SHORE CHICAGO T Attention ! BETWEEN W and every variety of - SOUttofR. fR LIICRlGAti PROPRIETORS. LUMBER, ,D di S I. LAKE n. CIGARS, 1 ' f Sugar Pine, .1 SICKLES, General Superintendent, Omaha. port, W ' General Freight Agent, Omaha. LEBENBAUM & a ON FREIGHT and other points, H. BROWSSdlf V . Rough Lumber, Mining Timber, Bitters of all Kinds, Clear Dressed RATES to Montana, Sweetwater Mine i , . apply to Examine tliolr Stock and Prices. WHISKIES, - Trains. SII Cattle ..UAi'O V V7,n.CLr;CZ3. ; wyWtf Culture Society. Mrs. Stenhouse, Harrison, Hunt, Stewart and God be are The . Tribune among the officers. notes the transfer in one day of mining Ever brought to this market. My goods are sel-property amounting to $660,000. The Nevada people who are in Salt ected from the leading houses of the Pacific Coast Lake are getting up a dinner to Sena- - and Atlautic States, and my assortment of Both tors Nye and Stewart, who are both FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC there. By Overland Diamond SODA ', )f . STAPLE AND FANCY WINES, WINES, 4 Sf. t 1 . HH HjH WINES, J f jh lej? 3 --OF- Gerri8b ft Mints stock of stoves and Horses and Males for saTe at J. A REASON POEt CSLLLSO Pmpsrte and Montana tor wtaftce to smvs tm Salt Labs City. tinware is not to be equalled ia the. Ter Creightons, corner Sixth THOMAS PC?E, C?f I81 streets. ritory. Visit . ' Wrcitsr, in-t- he Fruits from California are plentiful r .- V.- in atom, the The New Movement people of Salt Lake have started a Woman's Menta and Meyer has the largest stock of men hats, boys clothing, boots and shoes, mountains. in the trunks, and blankets Call and see. jelSml. Capt. Smedley, of Stockton, who For Sale or Rent. The Keg Saloon to is run the steam wagon, visited town of Wm. Rafferty, on Montana street beon Thursday evening, and returned on tween Fourth and Fifth, Corinne. the steamer jel3tf. yesterday morning. in our market. Lebenbaum ft Co., and . H. Denbalter have some fine varieties. . V ) fi ' DEALERS IN ALL KINDS UNDER STONED TAKES PLEASURE IN announcing that he has Just received, and has votes, while Cavanaugh, the present incumbent, received but twenty-fou- r It' votes in the Territorial Convention. is supposed, to appease the grievances heaped upon him, that Mr. Cavanaugh will run independent, as it is generally undi r tood h fees v ry much aggrieved If such should at some of his friends! be the case, there is no question as to who will carry otf the spoils of office. that can If you have anything to sell, houses to rent, you should advertise the same in the Journal, as that paper has a larger number of readers than any Gen tile paper published Territory. COMMISSION, MERCHANT Si 107,5131b. Furnishing Goods, Hats, etc., It shows to advertisers be found in the West. Store on Journal is read abroad. I mns Nominated. We learn, from private sources, that E. W. Toole, Esq., was nominated by the Democrats of Montana for Delegate, he receiving thirty-fou- r received a letter of inquiry from Kelton, J. Strauss ft Co. keep the best and the writer haung noticed an advertisestock of Boots and Shoes, Gents ment of a great bargain in propertyfor largest sale or rent. - (IPPVI PfinPFTITIflfl Wt 5 M v m 38 'ia aohm 3 JiC.VV Proprietor. Physician and 8ur--1 geon. Dr. Roberts treats successfully all Curable Chronic Diseases, by Animal Magnetism and the Swedish Movement Cure giving medicines only when absolutely necessary . Dr. Roberts has established bis of! ce cn Fiecnd fouth street, cj i rsile tLe Re vere llouse, Slt Lake City, permanently, until my20-3fnrther notice. : 4,-5- J. E. Euklky, Esq., at one time State Corinne. Printer of Nevada, who has for some time been a compositor in this office, returned this morning to his old home in the Silver State. We wish him much luck wherever he may hang up. Advertising Medium. I ; Bros., 76 pk'4. 6141 lbs.; for Bros., 3 pks. 905 lb.; for Koenigs-berge- r Bros.. 44 pk. 3,280 lbs.; for Cramer Bros., 7 pks. 686 ; for Rev. F. Van Gorp, 1 pk. 75 lbs.; for T. C. Groshon, 5 pks. 215 lbs.: for Sanford ft Briel, 7 pks. 2,218 lbs.; for Gurney ft Co.. 51 pks. 5,667 lbs.: for R. E. Fisk. 2 )jks. 632.; for M. Iienig, 15 pks. 1,175 lbs.: lor Geo. P. Reeves, 1 pk. 100 lbs.; for Binzel & Hamper, 1 pk. 240 lbs.ftfor Ilocky Monntain Gazette, 1 pk. 50 lbs.; For Gans ft Klein, 5 pks. 232 lbs.: for H. A. Shultz, 4 pks. 202 lh.; for J. H. Ming, 1 pk. 125 lbs., for Murphv, Neel ft Co.; 103 pk. 8, 330 lbs.; fur A. G. for Higgins Lowery, 38 pks. 2,291 ft Hagadorn, 4 pks. 1,310 lbs. Total 19.081 lbs. By N. J. Norris train to Helena : For Cramer Bros. 87 pks. 8,000 lbs.; for Lehman Bros. 191 pks. 13.234 lbs.; for A. G. Lowrv, 195 pks. 15,063 lbs.; for C. II. ft G. S. Ellis, 1 pk. 78 lbs. Total, 36,396 lbs. By William Farlins train: For E. Murray ft Co., Bannack, 55 pks. 3,047 lbs.; for II. S., Silver Bow, 65 pks. lbs.; for T. B. Winslow, Silver Bow, 3 pks. 877 lbs. Total, 8462 lbs. By Diamond R train No. 2, to Deer Lodge : For I., 609 pk. 49.811 lbs.; for Murphy, Higgins & Co., 400 pks. 36,652 lbs.; for Kleinschruidt Bros., 25 pks. 2.679 lb.; for .T. M. Bowes, 15 pks. 535 lb.; V'. C. Chu k, 4 pks. 659 lbs.; for E. T. Mason, 32 pks. 5,152 lb for A. Bogh, 2 pks. 368 ll.; Ching Sing ft Co.; 1 pk. 89 Ibis.; -- for J. L., 57 pk. 4,265; for W. 12 pks. 1.282 lbs.; for Strang & Co., 36 pk-- . 5,981 lbs. Total ,1 f p..,R. R. J. cific Fargo D. French, Ryans, 1 pk. 180 lbs.; for Corinne Lodge I. O. G.T nuti every Tuesday Major Steinterger, York, 4 pks. evening in the Presbyterian ehorch. AU men 454 lbs. Total, 634 lbs. her in good standing are cordially invited to at-- By ' W..O. T. Hugh Kitkendalls train: 'For end. By order M. J. Isaacs, Helena, 2 pks. 382 lb-.A WORD a 1th the Traveler, Sportsman, th J. Feld berg, Helena, 6 pks. 406 lbs.; fur Man of Eutinesa, the Miner, the Immigrant and Wing Chongv Helena. 11 pks. 730 lbs.; lourist, wilt find it to their advantage to remain inr Wilcox ft Elmore, Helena, 2 pks. over at Ogden, at the Cfdtn House, eo as to be 125 lbs.; for Gans ft Klein, Helena, 17 fresh to take trains for the East or EJt Lake City. W e offer a good accommodations as any boose in pks. 2,762 lbs. Total, 4,465 lb. Utah Free backs to and from tbs A. H. Territory. Clarks for train By Helena: JOHN MAHON, For H. W. 200 pks. 9,807 lbs.; for Kelt-ma- n depot. Kid. explaius itself: VJCclscab, Greers? - h tfC jJ 7 I : w The City f Gorinao will leave Ler wharf, the foot of- Front street, mry Monday, Wedns day and Friday at 7 a. x. - Becoming, leaves Lake 53 pks. 2,965 lbs.; for Ching Sing ft Co., Point every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 8 a. X. at Lake Point with Kimball A Deer Lodge, 44 pks. 2,183 lbs. Total, Wine ; connectto Balt Lake City, Ophir, Stockton, stages 13,411 lbs. and all Tintic, point south ; arrive at Corinn at 6 making close connection with Central Pa-ft Co.: For. Mrs. Welts, tnanu-factur- V ery ?U. Cteiacr Tine . if jt t r VVi m I 4 y h V Hi - j rf if" a r. l V 4 J Ji |