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Show i DAILY 10RIXXE Koptnb,r TucMlay, OFFICIAL I 13J 1ST I. DIRECTORY. UNITED STATES OFFICERS FOR UTAH: Governor George 1,. Wood, Oregon. Secretary George A. Black, Utah. Chief Justice J. 15. McKean, Nc.v York. J. S. Boreraan, cf Penn Asocial l vania, and P. II. Emerson, Michigan. Marshal Goorge K Maxwell, Michigan. S- -- Ju-qi'-e-- Attorney William CAroy. Nathan Kimball, Ir.l. - Keceher of Public MdneysJ. 15, Overton. Register Land Officti Willitt Pottenger. U. b. Assessor J. P. TAggart, Illinoi. I . S. Colloctor 0. J. Hollister, California. IiGX ELDER COUNTY OFFICERS: Probato Judge Samuel Smith. f John Bint. Prosecuting Attorney J. C. Wright. Ae.sor and Collector J. Rosenbaum. C'ountv Clerk J. C. Wright. School Superintendent Air. Joelsoe. Cosnty Ke:ordor J. C. Wright. U. - Surveyor-Genera- l Shc-riS- CORINNE CITY OFFICEP.S: Mayor H. E. Hurlbut. Councilman .S. L. Tibbals, L. Eliol, E. C. J. W. Guthrio, J. T. Parkinson, Ferguson, J. Mal-h- , Hiram House. M. 1. Ochiltree, Louis Demers and Henry Liu.ves. Recorder W. T. Field. 'ireusnrer George M. Allen. JuMleo of the Peace E. C. Jambs. Marhal D. D. Knn. Attorney William Hyndman. School Trutoos S. L. Tibbals, H. llouso and A. liardenbrrook. CORSNNE AND VICINITY. in the New York Gold stood at 9 tnoney market at mon And still another from Broadaxe. Head,' all, and be wise. to-da- y. car loads of soldiers passed through the city this morning on their way. to Cheyenne. A. Kuhn J: 13ro. hftve on hand the largest and finest assortment of gents furnishing goods. ilenry Schammick left yesterday, r boxes of apples for loaded with lie will make the Bozeman, Montana days. trip tn tWenty-tw- o Thrail Kill, anold time bullwhacker, arrived last night wi'h five teams. lie' and partly next will load partly Six fifty-fou- to-da- y - Thursday. by-go- Dave Creth, a resident of Corinne in days, and lately from Boise, ne Idaho, stopped at the Metropolitan yesterday and continued his journey to Salt Lake this morning. of the past few days The cold-sna- p that caused a fluttering among the mos- quitoes has entirely gone, and the nipping critter lias returned again. A number of ye ladyes younge and faire propose getting up a dance before long. Hurry it up, folksy we are getting for the want of one. tertlblj-rustJust received at A. Kuhn Bros , finnvls in all shades and prices. The noble reds have nearly all disap canines no pearod, and our loss of because the of iouger growl ill-treat- ed big dance and feast took place in honor of the event, but it is only justice to the Indians to stato that the deceased papoose v.a not what they feasted on. A gentleman in town by private letter from a leading railroad man in Portland is assured that the Portland, Dalles & Salt Lake Railroad will have a subsidy granted for the construction of the road rn that State as soon as the Legislature meets. Now if other portions through Which the road passes will" devote as much energy for its construction, the Portland, Dalles & Salt Lake Railroad will be pushed right along. As the cold evenings approach, the hearts of loving young couples warm gradually more and more toward each other, and now, instead of cooing to och other three feet apart because of the excessive heat, it is found convenient to keep as close together as posssible. Hugging will soon be in order; but having had our share of it, we try not to grow envious in our old age. At Auer & Murphys, Occidental saloon, Salt Lake City, can always be found the best of liquors and the finest brands 'cf cigars. Queen Charlottes, sherry cobblers, soda cocktails, mint juleps, and all favorite summer drinks .mixed in unrivalled style at the Occi- -' dental. Call and see for yourselves. The Salt Lake Tribune says that twelve couples passed through the Endowment Houso in that city, yesterday, and were doubled up in polygam)--. "We have an idea' that the Jot man of our neighbor tell little fibs in this conParties who nection, onco in a' while. double up no are not very likely to do it in such an open manner as to let outsiders know all about it the business is getting too risky. In short, we think our brother quill often see these little things when they dont occur. Horse thieves still continue their depredations "in the Territory,, and many valuable bones are being spirited away dhily. The mining camps in particular 'are"' troubled with these rascals, and though the closest watch is kept upon o suspected 'persons,' no evidence can-bprocured to warrant their arrest. we are pleased to say, is at present enjoying an immunity from the profession, and in Yiew of the terrible retribution visited upon the' thieving fraternity 0 Imagine that no horses will be hireA short lost fbr comer time wondefs with works rope and a tall tree w-a-d- , & Cor-inn- e, - to-com- the rascal; . last Friday; the Somethin ors the Prophet. iheir rations. The other day a papoose died in the Indian camp, just outside the city. A . iti Jack-Mormo- nnrsi Hem Dnrjsry end .Halt t; It will be remembered that Jur- hfe was one of a part who tfefe picking About hobs, in the mountains and while thus Who Will Try engaged was struck in the'hsad by a boulder rolled from above. The brain w&9 injured to such an extent that he ?-LATEST HEWS FROM THE never recovored consciousness. The perpetrator is a youngster not over eight or REPUBLIC.' LITTLE ten years of age, and says that at the time he started the boulder he wasnt 14. aware of any person being below him. Salt Lake City, Sept. Eds. Mail: In the District Court toNotice. Orders for Lumber, Sash, day the juries were drawn under the Doors and Blinds filled promptly by Poland bill, and are politically classified Ferris & Holt. a follows: Grand Jury, thirteen Gen- Corinne, Sept, II. tiles and ten Mormons ; Petit Jury, twelve Gentiles and" six Mormons. Ituuaway In Brlfluim. be into further still These may separated Brigham City" is getting civilized; at least some of the people are enjoying the Mormons, Jews, apostates, Dutch and Irih, but out of the blessings of civilization. She has had a whole it is safe to say there will be a runaway last Sunday. Five men who good set of hopest and lawful men to were cavorting around in a light wagon and the horses indict and mete out justice to those en- broke the swingle-tre- e of to it. turned the box uptitled George Butterbaugh, twisting the concern, your city, is one of the lucky ones side down, spilling the occupants prodrawn to serve his country on the panel. miscuously about ; after which the fiery SUBJECT TO CHALLENGE. steeds continued at a slashing gait down There ore several polygamists among tho principal street and brought up after these of the Grand Jury, 'but as they a contest with a telegraph pcfle. One of are opposed to the the men was rendered senseless for a few conscientiously enforcement of law against the twin hours. relic of barbarism, and also believe in The Beardsley House, Ogden, Utah, the sacred character of Blood AtoneJunction House, is the place ment, it is not likely thatdhey will be ormcrly to a get good meal, and it only costs you permitted to tike oaths which they aro bound to disregard. This class of jurors four bits. are not eligible to sit in judgment, and If you wish to get the latest in calfor be will off, I presume challenged icoes, go to A. Kuhn & Bros. cause. you instance: DELUNQUENT TAX LIST. One Catherine Reese, of Salt Lake City, has just filed her complaint praying to Delinquent school tax payers are herebe be divorced from her husband, and by notified that after Thursday next,- the asking for a fair share of the joint prop- 17th inst., all property on which said remains unpaid, will be aderty accumulated since their marriage, schooltax vertised and sold by due process of the which occurred in 1S33, at New York. school law. A. Hardexbrook, Mrs. Reese sets up that her husband is Collector, X in entered he of that A. Hardenbrook, adultery, guilty I Trustees. ' into bigamous and polygamous relations H. House, J with two other women, and that he now Sam. L. Tibbats, cohabits with them, claiming them as wives and their offspring as his bis The defendant is a very wealthy issue. Mormon, hiring possessed of property in of and around Salt Lake of 100,000, and having an income of 800 per month, out of which she derives no y , 7 . Dentil from Bolling Boebo. James Ipson tijeboy who Was injzTnd weeks age,4ied ucar Mantua smfti BROADAXE. MAIL. ; -- V F 0 n ft W A frrop'h D l N Q D n ! ! L. r.T A I Corner of Colorado and Secohd Street A0SS co mnssios LV I riErtfcniri'rs, THE CORINNE, UTAH. Keep on hand a choice stock of LAGER BEER Groceries, DEST ADVERTISING E3EDHJH AND n', tobaccos, Bin Cigars, OF TIE FINEST QUALITT IN THE TIXBRITORYT -- AW Always on hand: Cctlcry, i' MALT OF A SufrEKldR QUALITY J Pipes, Liquors, etc;. ETC,, iilB seltf iN COUNTIES NORTHERN AND ALONG THE C. T. R. R. SAM. L. TIBBALS ETC. largest Circulation it as tiiib Ulstanck ptbmpily filled Orders from AT and Wholooalo .WHOLESALE Roiall, and miL SUBSCRIBE FOE TuC STmU. - " IMPORTERS FRUIT. OF EDXALKfc IN '' the-val- (Foreign and Domestic.) Finis ue So!e Agents q U on 6 OYSTERS Local Full Departihcnii 7 AND For Corinne and tha Territory of) Montana. CIGA Furs and sill kinds of CosantrylPro-la- e boufflst ror Cnnls. SISSON, WALLACE GENERAL NEWS OF INTEREOf sep-- 1 & CO, OF WAR. Gen. Maxwell, U. S. Marshal, is at to sec that the insurgents Toocl under Rowiberrydieep quiet until there is a judicial settlement of the disorder As reigning in the young Republic. you are already advised, the question comes up before Chief Justice McKean in the District Court morning Meantime the Mormons are arming for parly resistance, while the quietly await a legal determination of their rights in the premises. to-da- BOOTH'S A. of hers laid the foundation for this vast "Would it be proper to permit fortune. a jury of polygamists to say what rights Mrs. Catherine Reese, the first and only lawful wife, has to her own and husbands property? Certainly not; nor in any case wherein similar interests are involved, much less in trials for high crimes committed in the name of a re ligion which assumes to fix standards of human conduct above and superior to established law. Latest Telegraphic Reports.-- for i. i benefit, although an original patrimony FROM THE SKAT S wirdes. THE y, law-and-ord- All W H O L EIS LAfic&st AliD E In connddion with the Mail a is AXD BEST STOCK SELECTED - notail Doalorcilrt er 7 i JOB FIOST-CLAS- S OFFICE v BARXYARD THEOCRACY. Some years ago, in 1SG8 if I remem her correctly, a young man from Indiana landed here in the duplex-capacit- y of and bull newspaper correspondent whacker. Ho had just escaped with "literary and scholastic honors, from one of the Hoosier colleges, and came hither in search ot fortune and flesh, for he was then neither a giant-n- or a Croesus. In Zion he took the quill as editor of the once famed Reporter, going for the scalp of Brigham as he was wont to flaythe hides of his bovine team on the plains Once, elaborating o the splendors o celestial lechery, this stranger gained an imperishable immortality by christening the Brighamite creed a barnyard theocHe is now here again on a visi racy. to the city of his fame, lean as of yore, but a man of many greenbacks anc accompanied by a handsome wife anc lovely daughter. I refer to J. H. Beadle If you have a week to spare come down to the Salt Lake House and hear Marsh langh at his jokes. didn't join the mormons. Your correspondent dropped into the Tabernacle yesterday to hear what was going on in the kingdom; and judge of my surprise to see John Keogh and Herman Kucchler, formerly of Corinne, there before me. With heads reverently bowed down, like commissary mules diving into nosebags, these two exquisite young gentlemen appeared to swallow .eieat doses of the spirit as it rushed frjra the preachers lips. , I wondered at the sight and was about to move near and question the boys,' but directly my mistaken impressions were corrected. John was telling Herman that a certain damsel sitting in the neighborhood was the same with whom- he ate a watermelon at picnic in Cache Valley about a year ago. At this all suspicions- - of Iheir conversion departed, as I told them after, wards on the way home. . - . Broadaxe. IN THE TERRITORY. For exeoatfng all kinds of GROCERIES F -- Plain and Fancy Jab Printing. AND- Cornr Montana And Filth Ati. HAND-BILL- S, GETJDIiAL UEBCDANDISE, POSTERS, fcoitiNNE, UTAH. : (f;7 PROGRAMMES. seltf ENVELOPES MAMMOTH 4 coninrm.iu.T. Rato of taxation . throo-quorts- y & BILLHEADS Billiard Hall. of one per rs cent K08SMAN LETTER HEADS, . COLE, t i. STATEMENTS, BLANKS - ' St, bet ith and 5th, - . - UTAH. 66RINNE, Montana THE CHOICEST wines, liquors Labels BUSINESS CARDS. . VISITING CARDS, A C. BCHET, Prep. WE OAtfnV THE: AND : BALL TICKETS, bills or lading- CIGARS ALWAYS ON HAND. - certificates. FREE LUNCH EVERY K?AY. BE Largest Stock In Corinne, The cosiest saloon in the city, seltf Montano; Ot. Oorlnne. Denver Feed and Sale Statici HAY AND GRAIN FOR SALE. AND SELL AT Cr&ro 4 I FURGUSON North Front St. seltf UTAH " PEAY & UNO. CORINNE. ,r MAIWET. t o v; c n n a t & 0 rs,. Address ia all kind of hides. syrCash paid for Tbs pttronsge or tha public Is soiieited. -pl U LCTI SANDERS. cqacsjP I -- HZWEEF. VEAL AND MUTTON ALWAYS ON band; also, the best 1 BOLOGNA SAUSAGE the maraot THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. . . i t f y f - Prc37 Attecitd Of the ft neat brands, censtantlyflon head, epl-t-f nff ii'n ; j- - 4. - r.m Fhfttca t'1: 1 i 77 T co., tz Corinne, Uta ' |
