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Show MAIL. DAILY CORINNE FI H Published every evening, by the H. 8. B J. J0U-O- J. TKUMS year, by mail or 8iv month?--- oxLrc-- 1 Jliuiner. $1' VOL. 1. i w cents per week. -- 2-- j CAROS. B U S I HESS -- WILLIAM HYNDM AN, , Atlornoyat-Law- special attention iciven to collections. CG3EH Corinne. UTAH. CORINNE - Kelton. CO., UT A H. , Manufacturer of and dealers in JOHNSON, aad Sash Doors, UTAH. Births and Deaths. BUuds, 8EAHDSLEY JOHN. II. MoCUTGHEN. late Attorn No. SPEUL ic Of WAsiii.varoN-- , i Main Pt-- , 5 doors north cl Iostolhce, Salt La.o City. TO MINING AT TF.XTION UTAH. SUIT-- . accommodations for ? LANDOW &. - OGDEN JUNCTION Eir.-t-clas- HAROENBROOK HOUS, (Formerly tho Junction House) w. a y-utL- m t21--- TRANSIENT AND HOME CUSTOM. Male, Livery and Feed Stables, Appreciation. The following-nameladies and genMr. and Mrs. tlemen, J. W. Millis, Jlr. and Mr. C. Tyree, Mrs, Carr, Mi.e Pratt, Me?r3. J. F. Graham, G. S. Erb, A. B. II ill ike, E. Hogan, F. C. Gintch and E. H. Orth, desire us to express their thanks for, and their full appreciation of, the kindness and attention shown to them on tho occasion of their visit to Corinne, to attend the ball given at the Mills on Friday evening last. They will ever remember the affair as one of tho most enjoyable it has been their fortune to attend, and hope to be time to show the citiable at no zens of Corinne that they can reciprocate as well as appreciate. d di-ta- M. IT. BEARDSLEY. Corner Filth and Front ta., . OlUXNE UTAH, Th The International Rifle Match at Creedmorc. nt A Terrible Accident at St. Paul, Minn. Capture B. Prompt, attention paid to order Iby mail. 'Weric ready when promieed. . FOREIGN- - The Ogden Visitors Return Thanks to the Citizens The Steamship City of of Corinne. Peking Sails for Japan. Theatricals Personals Utah and California Lumber, Builders Hardware. Turned Work, Suojl Sawing;, Oil1, 1a.i ri t and Color?, Window Gian, etc. All order? on line of U. 1. aud C. P. it. R. promj tly attended to. Terms cah. ?e; TELEGRAPHIC. The County Building Advico to t-- CORINNE OGDEN. Terrace. &. WILLIAMS OGDEN Attorucyut'IiiiWj I ADVERTISEMENTS. 0. 23. of Desperadoes. . . . .Cerda, CORDHE, UTAH, MO.YDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1874. ,, - : 'CtmiM, C I e P. Letter nwa ,l1 - 1 hn-- mooth? One Month. . Delivered by carrier at E. ?; - cm : s a fei; , s f ? In connection with oar newspaper, we have f.r3t class JOB OFFICE, and are prepared U do, at reasonable Tatae, alt kinds of W. I IKV. ji. H. JOHNSON, IJHHinc.s Ono i' printing.company. w. s. rooms. MAIL E JOB K0TEL8. Race. Brown Wins. CENTRAL HOTEL . St. Johns, N. B., Sept. 26. There is ' t . ' another hitch in the (Heataaa Stage xiooee) match. The water is ton rough, and Morris has gone to bed, intending to remain there until signaled to preparo for . UTAH. CORINNB the start. Later. Tho boats finally started at 3 p. m. Morris led at first, but was J. MONTGOMERY, Propr. passed at the turning stake boat, and Brown came out two lengths ahead. There was a large crowd present, but THE OStY EinaT.CY.AR3 BWTEZ. good order prevailed. IN .TAKE .CITY..;,,. Brown-Morris-rowi- - I ng - - Antigua Destroyed. New York, Sept. 27 A report is TERMS THRER DOLLARS PER in circulation this evening ns follows: DAY. Antigua, Guatemala, was destroyed by an earthquake last night at 10 oclock. Guatemala City must have suffered seNEW BRICK BUILDING. LARGE, PLEASANT verely, as the earthquake was felt for a AND WELL FURNISHED ROOMS, league from Antigua. GOOD fcPRlNO. REDS' A Destroyed by an City Earthquake. IN ALL THE SLEEP- GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. ING ROOMS. J. W. GUTHRIE, EASTERN. Departure of tho City of Peking. ' . t at .all tlmee supplied wilts f Stie KEMT, end tlse conitos-tegacsta attended te. The TABLE will be i YTboiesale t s aad Batail Dealer in' Kv eeweae Tho City of ' sails with sopltf Peking 2,000 tons W. H. CLIPPERTON, Th Theater AND FROM DEER to (TAHES HELENA, K-- On Friday and Saturday nights last was of freight, consisting of a largo quantity Lodge, Fort Rontou, Bozeman, Virginia, r.ts:. if. if. sn and ail point in Montana, leave every morning lomoy-at-L- a at 6 :3J, and arrive every evening. only moderately attended to witness the of yellow pine, iron tubbing, tile slabs, HOUSE.' SKIN AND ORNAMENTAL and entertainments given by the Hoskins and 1210 barrels of roin, 451 boxes of clocks, itsio u tat. 767 of 400 Darrell stellar combination. It will not packages furniture, packages NOTARY PUBLIC. do for theatricals, when they visit Ogden, of drugs, 783 sewing machines, 1,560 ot nails, 228 packages of agriculFRCE COACH TO AMO FROM CARS. to give entertainments consisting of kegs Pep7-t- f tural implements, 1,132- - packages of Hqn tf GLAZIER AND PAPER HANGER. scenes from Shakospenretg tragedies, one picks, and a large amount of miscellaneKirs. or two songs, and perhaps a farce. A ous merchandise, including a package of E R N (Between Second and Third streets.) Front St., near Fifth, CoriBne, Utah. MILLINER AND DEALER IN MILLINERY good theater is here, with the best of schoo slates and crayons, intended for Japan. GOODS, s, scenery and appointments, and- tho play-lovin- g malv st. oppositk !th GRAINING IN ALL STY CMS aNI SATIS. The Rifle Match. people of Ogden, wlio have seen Fifth St., Oojden, Utah. F VCTIDN GC VU N thi.u. New all the best actors and actresses perform York, Sept. 27. The Inter- ALL KINDS OF FANCY pel'Uf CORINNE, UTAH, AND FAMILY have visited the Territory, will sel- national Rifle match between the reprethat W3X. t dom patronize such entertainments as sentatives of tho Irish and American OUTFITTING GOODS, AND M AIN ST II E E T, O G D E N. MRS. NIOKUM A SON these. The artistes who performed here marksmen, at Creedmore, will COUNTRY PRODUCE CON- -. OMct ard hot Family Hotel in tho city. last week be not is it find a in sufficient reason: until concluded, may thought, the day or week. Carriages for Shaving and Hair Drying Saloon, Heard bydrives late in the afternoon. At the sale ol STAN TLY ON HAND. or eKcur-i-pleasure parties. Free this for the light audiences which greeted to last and from railroad the conveyance deot. pools, Irih team had 100 night, them here. K. COVING LUX, IVmr. to 80. In the French having leased the above pools, the AmeriTHE Proprietors sell-t- f T.ate travg agent Townsend Houe. known House will bo pleased to reThe Founly Official Montana Street, can team sold almost even with their ceive the patronage of the public. Have taken our hint without further f sopT-t- New York, Sept. 27. to-da- At PAINTER. Groceries, Produce and Prov y w - Outlet. Utah. Montana Street, Corinne. Schram, t W s WEST 1 HOTEL. post-octic- - QUO-CERIE- Ogden House. LOKIMIGU, J, to-da- y, wi . any DENTISTRY. SECOND DOOIt W EAT OF M VIL OFFICE, CORIfJNE, UTAH. peltf J. UPSON, -- DKALEH 0 IN- - BUCK GLOVES, kicking, and have put men to work to CHARLES W. SELLERS, D. D. S. close in the new county building, so that Me and hanical Dentist. Surgical when Winter comes they will at. least Satisfaction g.iarartoed. Ofn.-- betwoon Mi E have the windows and doors in and the Church ami Ogden Homo, Main .t., roof on. It is well that said officials can OGDEN, UTAH. take a word or two of advice when T. E. BROWN, JVl.D., kindly given. Go on, gentlemen, in FlIYSICIAN, SURGEON & OBSTETRICIAN remember your theres a Main street, 2 doors south of I. 0., chield atnang ye taktn notes, and faith OGDEN, UTAH. eolltf ntwnuji.ijw hell print em. well-doin- W. -- g; R. STOVER, Prrsouals. Benthatn Fabian, Esq., tho compiler of the .Statistics of Utah, is paying a AND Ann KING'S Of short visit to ()gf en, obtaining particuCAPS AND FUR3, GLOVES, COATS. All operations pertaining to dentistry perlars relative to the crops, etc. He was formed in tho most skillful manner, at reasonable prices accompanied by Mr. M. Forster, of the With Dr. Graham, Corinne, Utah, Salt Lake theater, who was desirous of sepl.s-t- f Montana St., opp. Masonic Hall " obtaining information from Mr. Wm. L. A. Iloskins relative to tho theatrical busiKIDDER, CORINNE UTAH. ness in Australia. R, sepl-t- f Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Arjill, Secretary of the Utah Mining Company, also is JUKI ST. LOUIS BARBE3 SHOP here, enjoying the splendid fishing to be r.r)Boet Brands always on hand.'Srn had a short distance from the city. He AND TERRACE UTAH. goes to Cache Valley to slaughter some Pepl game. Montana wt., bet. Fifth and Sixth, TBe Ogden Hotel 11 (IUS-E- , K K I. T 0 S Is undergoing considerable alteration. Fortune. 1tali. Tho proprietor, Ld. Covington, is changKelton, Utah. the of ing the hotel so he that M H. P. SPENCER, PROPRIETOR. Tiik Osr.Y First-clas- s IIotkl iv the Flick. will be nble to have a billiard in It. We hear that ho will SAMPLE & JOHNSON, Props. probably secure Hot, Co!d and Perfunifd Bath. Thehouo has been the services of V J. Larsons, refitted .and well formerly The taMo i? puppl.ed with tho best of the Flagstaff mine, to assist him in Bath room 8 elegantly furnished. the market alford?. Stage? leave every mornthe clerical business of the hotel. It ing for all i rincipal point? sepl7-t- f this should prove correct, wo shall be SUPERIOR TOILET GOODS. to have Mr. Parsons with uS. CORINNE LODGE NO. 5, A F & A M. glad Ladies'. Hair Preying aril Rath department Blrttr. under the superintendence of REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS A to the wife of the P.ev. J. L. 26, Sept. 31 r?. Spencer. hold at Ma?onic Hal!, Shorts build ' ' seltf of the Church of the iru, Montana street, tho first and third Gillogly, pastor Wednevdavs nf cadi month. Sojourning brethGood Shepherd, a son. NEWMAN POSNANSKY, ren .in good standing are cordiallv invited to DENTIST. Ui-uc- Cigars. LitpioiK BATH R!OOMS, 3-- tf bar-roo- fur-ni-h'- attend. ' U Tailo r. aut Has on hand a fall stock of i FREXCII, ENGLISH CASSIA! AMERICAN AND EltES, SILK VELTEIS AND DIAGONLAS. Satisfaction warranted in all cases. kY. Hotel, - - - CORINNE. teuf PARKINSON Hy.vpm vn, Secretary. I. O. d. ied. BLACK, W. M. ?ep!7-t- f " O. F'. COUINXK LOfUlK. 1, me every Frtduy night at S oclock, in Masonic HaH, Montana ?trect, ' Corinne, Utah. Odd Bellows in geod standing arc cor liallv invited to attend. BULL. KLIBBLE, X. G. ?orl2-t- f J. A. Johnson, Secretary. Denver Feed and Sale liable. & CO., FURCUSON North FrontJSt-- , &. BRO., CORINNE. Peltf CHAS. BEXGSTELLEU, holesale and retail dealers in GK Cash raid for Office I BARLEY, WHEAT and OATS. Itochu SprlugH ' .A. 1ST , Lve ami Almy Foal. Orders. Corner north of Bain Wagon Depot seitl Boot and Shoe Maker. COR. FOURTH AND MONTANA ST., Corinuo - - Utah, All work guaranteed to give satisfaction. KJPRepairing done neatly and withtlSI-tset In Ogden, Sept. 26, Jeannette, infant d inghter of Joseph J, and Jeannette Frightful Accident. CASH dis-ratc- h. f Clayton, aged- 2 months and 17 days. I ftmers, AL.F-- GROCERIES, FOE COUSTRI PRODUCE. . -- GROCERS, - CHARTER OAK WESTERN. The Table a elwaya Supplied With the BearQOA JQhrket Affortla. TERMS: Board and Lodging per woek Board without Lodging Meals Lodgings THE ROOMS A1E FORTABLY i IIIE ....88 00 7 00 f0 - fiO AND NE-lTI.- COM- IENIsULD. FINEST BRANDS OF always on hand. CIGARS STAGES for Montana and Idaho, leaves the Wkstekn Hotel every morning at (1:30. ' seitl .. , lilETROPOLITAU f HOTEL. ' j Captured. Sacramento, Sept. 27. Charles Fox, who escaped from A. N. Potter, Under Sheriff of Nevada county, while en route for the State Prison to serve a three years term, May 16, 1874, was arrested Thursday, and will now go to San Quentin. 'When arrested lie claimed the name of Fagan. Since bis he has beorto Mexico, but could not resist the trftnptation of returning. He wanted to sc4 Purdy and Occident trot, and so got captured. August 8th Chief of Police Cockerill, of San Francisco, telegraphed here that he wanted Ramon Quirez, who was charged with robbery and a?sulting an officer in that city. Thursday he was arrested by locals Morales and Dubois, and yesterday afternoon he was taken below. es-ea- STOVES. Montana Street, f - - OOBINNE, AKI General Merchandise. ..I' UTAH. - ' , . M. C. CAMPDCLL, . Proprietor. ! po Coal Discovered. They are HIM having a grand excitement about coal and coal mines at Dayton. Ciaims are being located all along El Dorado CanWHOLKSALK AND BtYUI, DU m yon wherever the tertiary sandstone appears.. A gentleman was over in that region yesterday and says that about forty buggies were on the ground during the day, and everybody was eagerly PRO VISIO MS, Etc. looking for a spot whereon to locate. A prospector has a piece of jet black and very gtossy coal which h took from his location at the depth of about A large assortment of eight feet, on exibition. He has in his claim a thick vein of bituminous sha- -, but the streak of coal of the quality NATIVE AND FOREIGN FRUITS shown is but two or three inches in thickness. He says that several persons - AND FA Mil Y SUPPLIES had found similar prospects at and near OF ALL DESCRIP-T10NS- . the surface. The prospectors, in making their locations, did not go in for acres but took up 1,500 feet along the line of He said he could trace their ledge. his ledge two or three hundred feet. This is a proof that what silver miners Orders from Neighboring Towns don,t know about coal mining is not Promptly Filled. worth knowing. Were they to go out to locate a ranch they would claim so many feet along the croppings, and insist upon having it with all dip-- , spurs, OBI3SE, UTAH. eltf and angles. Lo PAID St. Paul, Minn., Sept. 27 The thrashing machine accident at Franklin, Butter and Ergs Made a Specialty was a d red ful affair. The steam thrasher belonging to Mr, Burke had been at work thrashing and had nearly completOrders mail or telegraph promptly ed the job, when all hands stopped for a attended to. by few. minutes, and the machine stopped Several thousand shingles and a lot of also, and while the machine was standing veuh lumber n hand. sepl-t- t and as were about to start still, just they G. it again, the boiler of the engine explod- J. & W. STANLEY, ed with terrific force, throwing the engine and boiler about 300 feet, and landing it on a stack of straw about ten feet high. Wholesale and Retail Three persons were instantly killed and three injured. One of the injured Iihs since died. Perry Burke was (down 400 feet from tho engine- and landed in a marsh. Dr. Grant, with two ladies, had arrived on the ground to witness the And Dealers in operations of the tli rasher just before the explosion occurred, aud were almost instantly blown into eternity. - HAY AND GRAIN FOR SALE. Montana Street, Opp. Metropolitan W.m. J. T. m competitors. BRICK STORE ON CORNER NEW HOTEL, OPPOSITE FIRST-CLAS- TABLE S . KCash paid for UTAH. country? produce. sepl-t- f HENRY LEIWEO, , , Virginia, Nov., Sept. 37. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Groceries and Provlsleas, Liquors, Clftnrs aud Tobaece. ALL KINDS OF WINES, SCOTCH ALES AND ENGLISH PORTER CONSTANTLY ON HAND. SPRING " , COKINNE, al ' , BEDS V I r , Board and Lodging per coy. to 03.so fca Free Dua to and frout the Cura. Trunererred Baffsag Cure and wltlaoutwltb Charge. The attention of the traveling public In specially nvited to thin House, as It ha lately' changed hands and Is now in charge of one of the most popular and experienced hotel men in Utah. . ' ... v ; Stages for all parts of Montana and Idaho leave the- Metropolitan daily at 6:30 a. m. . eeltf Montana St., Corinne. RAIL (10 AD HOUSE . ; UTAH aepl-t- f , r.!EA L1ARKET. ' E?F. VEAL AND MUTTON ALWAYS ON "lao- a BOLOGNA SAUSAGE. in th nurset. . ; e--Cash paid for all kind ot hides. . , The patronage of the suollc is solicited. . , . V t. W 4 ? , iDupuo, . - P1 BajKEBY, cocxanc. P n. LEVI SAYDBS3 EVERY PERaOr, Man, woman, boy orjdrl should send at for one ol the Excelsior Stationery Packets. pnntflminv nola Mche., die! fTi jeiTfl,ry. Try a package. Price, pijst raid, 50 ets,, or J for 81. Addrern. J. CARTY bt'KKOWT 1$ Harmony St., Philadelphia. OUTFITS FOR PAC32NGSRR LUNCS23 ARD GEooEKUi of . KiNDd BREAD (EVERY DAY PIES r all rarsa . 11 ANI) OAKES. , K. Tswa-Three-me- j . , , . ; - $1; Beda, 80e; Boards ala, per week, $6.00; Board and lodging, 7, All ttiadsof.lJqneva ' - tfrleu. UAQHMAWU uktlMb - , lewsat Proprlotop - f |