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Show r, x, ..T' ' 7 h; ?. ' UM- - I, &- - t; ' ?;? Lj rCesiisaDAaig- hail. . OTn R HAT QUAY . y ; .t- i n, jrdan, Docoasod. OREL TICKET. UNITED STATES OFFICERS FOR, UTAH: Gororiior George Wowl Orecon. S retary Oeoiye A. Black, Utah. tli'cC Justice.!. B. McKean. New York. JOSHUA SHOWS UP THE FAIL-INGAssociate .1 itHie J. 8. Foreman, t Peon-.Ira- ni OF THE FAIR SEX. a. and P. H. Emerson. Michigan. Marshal Jeorge It. Maxwell, Michigan. F. S. Attorney William Carey. Surveyor-GenerNathan Kimball, Ind. Receiver of fubKc Hlenok - J. Ik Overton. General Items of Interest from the 1 And Office Keyi-te- r Will itt Pottenaer. 8. State of Oneida. Illinnu. J. . Tacjrnrt. w'or California. 8. Collector U. J. Holli-tcr- , -- - purxiUJg elsawbere. Jprtjbt check n:aa lf - WHeLOaLK AltD : . ; . sign fof iDeiegnto, CORINNE ANO VICINITY. $2,000 worth of gold duft was tnken 'in this week at the Hank of Corinne. ' -- Rev. M. G. Gass will preach in the Presbyterian church at 11 a. m. lira. K. T. McFarland , for Helena, Montana, was the solitary passenger out on the coach this morning. Sisson, Wallace A Co. hare an of clocks; prices, $4 to $12 each. Ellis, the wator man, is stuck in the mud with the frame building he Is moving from the upper to the lower end of town. O, what lots of new and beautiful goods, at A. Khun & Bro. as-ortm- , Rev. W. If. Stoy, of Logan, will hold services in the Episcopal chapel to morrow, Oct. 25, at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Dont buy a cents worth of good iialil you have seen A. Kuhn & Bros. immense stock. , 8am Tibbals will convey the crazy girl, Mary Peterson, to her home in Mnlnd if other provisions for her are not made in the meantime. 8am should match that old bald headed when he gets there, if the reports of his negligence in coming for her should prove true. step-fath- er Arrived this morning, per express, at A. Kuhn & Bros., French Wool Serge, Diagonal Poplins, Mohair Glace, Mohair Brilliantine, and all colors in Silk Pongee, Trimmings to match. Somothing new in Corinne. Prof. Reynolds, of Fall Rirsr, Mass., sols proprietor of the great art of cray-agrapliyh- ' I as come and gone, and not a pupil. We understand the professor gave Carinne more curses than kisses on his departure, saying two Mormons to one Gentile had patronized him since We dont doubt the coming ' . Utah. truth of the assertion, when he tells us he never advertise only by placing pictures in windows and about public places, for that i a very good way to attract tho attention of gawks, but Corinne b not inhabited by that clas of people. Besides, the Professor must remember that this is not a New England town, where they dont seen stranger more than once in six months, and when that occurs every person in the town stops hi busings to find mit how so important an event occurred. Corrinne people peruse the column of their paper for announcements of worth and merit, and act accordingly. A. Kuhn & Bro. buy their good of the manufacturers in large quantities, whereby they save a large profit and can sell cheaper than any retail house west. To be convinced, go and learn their low prices and seo their mammoth stock. . in-t- he Freight Nelss. O. H.3 Welch left tho 22d with 10,000 pound for Carey & OBrien; Nevada City, Montapa. Albert Green, yesterday, with 6,500 pounds for Cow Ke, Salmon Uity, Idaho. Also, Dan Coomb, for McNutt A Phillips, same place, with 20,000 Xounds. ; , nnywy; vCl.rher the K.r if convention should 'nominate him or not. yrars. of age, of very dark complexion, What a pity the intelligent voters of with black moustache hiuI goatee. The Noble IletfN. Franklin should so throw away their in. ' A number of red brothern influenco in the important contest. J. vadedlarge and consequertly the city L. M. should have signed himself wero importuned for J. C. B.for he is no more nor less than housekeepers We notice that tho noble red the snintly candidate for assessor, a resito be dissatisfied with ns men are beginning dent of Bear Lake Valley, sired, of life, fer in .one inha terms it, by the old Bull of Basham-- , tho simple staple an ard damned by every body as being a stance, where a lady here gave Indian turned round and tithe-eate- r nod an unprincipled tool of some bread alone, he in a most disdainful manner asked, Got the crime-stain- f d, intolerant priesthood no butter ? of Oneida county. lio:lnc(M froni"rsrlcn. To enuriui'iite tho lies of J. L. M. in An apple was on exhibition here to his communication of tho 17th int. s that weighed exactly would occupy too much space and take day, of n pound; A It was taken from about a more lime than they, deserve. They are bushel gathered from a tree in Mr. Rob Mass meetings too thin to he noticed. erts orchard. Not one of the apples to elect delegate to the fcoda gathered weighed less than 8 ounces. Springs convention, is good!. Let the are a wirter kind and called lithe-eate- r ask the bona tide citizens of They They are to bo Sent as mass meet- thnt place about when the a sample to Boston, Mass., to show was held tlvoe. ing Bishop Hatch what Weber county can do in the shape could probably tell him, and ho would & of fruit. Messrs. Young Giles, by find thnt that worthy alone constituted the-bto furnish the contract have the the mas meeting ; and tho same at U. S. troops between here and Omaha Malnd. with vegetables.They are now shipEverybody is wondering how J. L. M. over twenty tons a day. The clicould have possibly learned of tho utter- ping mate of Oarden is good for vegetables, if ances of Major llu-to- n concerning his we maj judge from tho many beat and friend Hatch. Major Husheads he;e. y been more careful, but cabbage should ton have ' Tho Weather. inasmuch ns the cat is out of the bag, We have been enjoying splendid Brother Hatch may as well start out at weather for the lat three or four days, once for the cailons; and let him see to hut this (Friday) afteinoon a change has it that he piovides a safer place than been experienced in the atmosphere; and it ha turned cold and windy, with conthnt in which ho put his first councilor tinual shower of rain. Biggs, else he may have the pleasure of The Wheeler Troupe. -Boise a in more visiting City capacity We see posters around town thnt the ouited to his character than that of Wheeler Comedy Troupe propose perCouncilman, for J. L. M. and his saintly forming here Saturday and Monday. company at present is unknown to friends can rest assured thnt Iluston This fame on the Western slope. means exactly what he says, and not ........ Clip, .y Brother only Hatch, but many others far MouImmh by U. P. It. It. the saintly crew are liable to , get Freight among Last spring when Creighton & Co. 7 sinched. Onlida. P. S. It may not be generally known removed their forwarding house ' to that the Saints of Oneida county will Franklin, Mr.; Kiesel knowing that Cormake a trip up Salt.River. on November inne was the most favorable point from 3d, but such is the case, and necessary which to forward ...freight to Montana commenced the erection of a 7forwarding proof will be furnished to that effect. house; when Mr. Kennedy; the chief of O. the firm of Creighton & Co., sneeringly FHI KXDl OK TUB CRAZY GIRL. remarked that he (Kiesel) was building 22. The following synopsis of his coffin. Oct. MaLad, Idaho, Eds. Mail: E. J. Duvis, deputy the report of CJ C. Hansel & Co., forsheriff, received a mesnge from Marwarding and commission merchants at shal Ryan yesteiday, stating that Miss Omaha, for the week ending September Mary Ann Munson had become insane, 28, and published in the New Northand was under his charge. This will be west of tho 17th inst., points more ad intelligence to M. Million and directly to the gentleman who was at famly. The afl unsons are Danish peo- that time constructing his own coffin: kor PJ'.r"; ple, and live at St. John, about three C C it Cl') eeee I. miles lrom Mnlad. (J l! il oc Oo to-da- A grand ball is tn contemplation by the Odd Fellow on Thnnkrgiving. ' New Cranberries, the finest erer in the Corinne market, just receirod at Fred J. Kiesel A Co. ' bis-t-k- et. ' HEW AD YEBTI pom-orania-pippi- law-abidin- ; , . h-:it- v. ANDJ FANCT STALL c cl it Co ; oct?l-- ."'( I ' iCC I Oo tV e oz;.m i ee into John Lewiss cellar last night and 0 cis;ii.sn aV Y!lfC'i.t. i extracted Several bottles of va'imb.e I At 1 L wines. Mr. L. will' be thankful if the. fd. vll Ol) A o u a oiKi'C. C ft it 0 ; bottle nre returned, as he opines they K Cj u ,u ii & Co., j j need replenish ng. uo po i0wcl Sc ro. ' j 1TKVS JX GENERAL. C; oihloii & Co. s;L.v ;a tow. Several young hule we u seen promeJ it C o nading tho strevts last evening and par- (Ji'd ti .ii 8 Jc Imo c!. A Co taking freely from a bottle of spirits, it C"C.v:t,a Co.,.,.....,..... is supposed they are the same that stylo in favor of Kiesel & a balance Making ' tho wine. Qnsidering Numerous largo trains have, passed Co. of 1,447 packages. & were an old firm Co. that Creighton hero within n few days. E. A. Hollister has resigned his office mid had a largo amount of freight alinhibit will as U. S. District C.erk in faVor of B; F. ready vcontracted. White. Mr. Hollister made a very eff- provo conclusively to the most casual observer that via Corinne is the naticient officer and we regret hi i cognashipping goods W?to Mon- tion, but nre glad Mr. White has been ural route lur i..J tana. chosen as his successor. bmc cor.ixxe BUhop Tuttle, of the Episcopal Church, is expected here shortly. Ho Report ler tVeek Cuduif Del. 23. will hold meetings hero for several days. ADT A3KC KD PBA D Ite t ,r tn Lee Mantle, telegraph operator at Number attciicsncc.- ivlo! ...... U Pleasant Valley, aspires-t- o tho office of J ( )(! . Nw doubt he would make a A vovpvi L ''y atf eiK uneo 1 J ee e , ClUi 0 very sfficient officer. r i VltrMA8Y ORAtoKe Oats are bought nl 2c and sold at 2luc; Number in a to eggs sold, packed, 32c. This is the effect eeeee'ee'' 't i Female. of so many freighters passing through. A ve: .xo ei tend daily eeeeeeeeeees e Vs 0 i Last J ail oats sold at lc, and eggs &l Feur'es. . 20c, packed. ATbhlo nemhor ;n iVieouaoce. C" I - ' 4 ' , tf ;r K V.!- m . HEKKBY GIVEN THAT hereto :bre existing tmdor the firm iauo ;' Strieker & Co., at cJvrlngtOvn, 8i.vke River Maos, liuilio, is this day i solved by maiyat wn-su- thav.BsclaJais ajiaiiift tho All :or,-onthetn for ituviuoit to Mr. firm will iro-eStrlckc and the-- e indebted will also call uion him ior soulouie jt. HERMAN STRICKER, HENRY MEYKU& IS TJ0T!CE the 4 e e e e iner-vliant- -, SUCSf RICG FOIt THE October Jfl, III 1S74.-- .W THIS OLD 2 q; o CITY ..MARKET' Corner of Montana and Fifth stroets, t- .atest Telegraphic - (f) o 0 H J. D. UHYrnoW, Preprlslsr. Cl a o H Etc., E c BEEF, TEAL, MUTTON, PORK, B L I B J Cs L, W .a o 0 hi e e .,. Boots and Shoes : 1 . ; bt -- -- , MaMar-uiJlliaaT- Oooi-deaw- l ? 1 8 S Vj t vl Vi 4 4 J of interest dencRAL ricvo r p. 1 09 tho Mail b a In connection with FtJRXISHlXG CGOCS ANO i Cl HATS. to pa the ,, w . JOB OFFICK FIRST-CLAS- S HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR HIDES, FURS i All PELTS. senl-t- D f :r Overland z For executing all kind of House, ia SALT LAKE CITY. Room per dav Room per week.. . Room and boaril er day.. Room and buarv per week . Pav bostd 'e. Suiglo luoai ....2 1 U wook............. .... and 1 00 and 5 00 and 1 2 00 ami H 00 iRc oo -- ...4 rs) la-mdr- v hete. connected with the Plain and Fancy Job Printing. f t H ? llAND-BILfJ- ?, 0 C9 OV E 17 LA n & OHOPO, PHIL. KlIPPLE, Prop., UTAH. GREENEWALD, D PROGRAMMES, ENVELOFES ,Ttvt ; M.UX STBKKT, , .,v.)0DGERS, r I S.LT LAKE HOUSE MALSH POSTERS, - se7-l- y SALT LAKE CITY ' I if H. Brunton, S ; 0 .. Earner shop and 7 LETTER HEADS. BILL HEADS, ,(Ty STATEMENTS, BLANKS; Coneral Dlacksmlthin$r, Wason Maklna and Shoeing, Prop'. a ' LABELS ; ; ' ; 4 rwhUE HOUSE HAS BEEN REFITTED and we The tahle wita tho best the market atforiL. sui-pli- od ra:,7-- tl J OHN H. MoOUTCHKN; late or WAsamoTOir, ! d. c.) Atto r n e"y - atrLa w. No. 24 M oia St,' 5 door PotofSee, Salt Lake 5 ; " north of r; i i i BUSINESS CARDS. VISITING CARDS, cx Ensis h BILLS OF LADING, Carriage Realrinv Paint'ngmd Triiniuinr. aud Stelghs luodo to order. Wagon, Bug-glee ll ball ti RODTQ FBOST OTQttBr j CERTIFICATES. .'ft RECEIPTS (Opposite IL R, Depot,) Oorinno TJinli. oe,ia-t- f City. o; o. mocmcroD a co. LiDDKLL BRUWR, vrcmuui m WTia muum is Wholejale eod retail OPBornl Morohaudloo. i RP2IALAT, ENTION TO MINING aUITO. : . I -v " - - e C-- P CtCCEtS AND - - .A f . PERFECTED MY ARRANGE--4--- Tpqj AYINQ me t with souio of the larsrot bouse in New York aad Boston, I am prepared ' .,-.-- 1 - a Wholosalo and retail doaler in GENTS' Department J m sepl-t- f GOD ARD) Local Full y I. Freb and Corned Meat. L Reports. w UTAH. CORINNE J? iiLf mL. d e e ( It R. s school. pi T. IN o JSc ' TUeT AND; A Ji IM-rcov- cj. OF DISSOLUTION TJOTICE j ; tr, 1IAS T11E LARGEST CIRCULATION TUE NORTHERN COUNTIES C. - Coiiii( 1 ,v , ' ' .J UTAH . . i t .Vi ; , OO HI NNR, ssssssl - J CCTLERT, - Etc. 11. StiiNCER, Jr. .IX unw ... t : TCRRITORY. IN THE PaPIR, c-- . 1UVXUK. 1 .rf . Fv 1 I 1 S 7; 1 IMIUIIISU TUB AUDKN'T. Some gentleman or lady who is in the habit of imbibing strong drink, b oi;e V i - - i i k STAXIOHIRY, PPJTDBB i 1!J1 ACRES ripO EXfUANUF Farming Land, in Ij. ,. AveRTisjaiiim , J pest v FRAMES POOKEP g to-morr- a VtNOOir, OF Iowa, for Diar-V- i ilor. Mid', Uxen or olhor livo stock. Aidy at Cori.mo Mills, o , . i ' . wan:kd 1 : t GOODS. sctJ-vt- - l :i WT S ' - V - PSHrUNSRY j IaLL y t ' i t ' ,5? t irJE Vj' 8P09QSl,;BBUSniS.INP0!tTED y, Q A - ; persons .from WHOM SCHOOL Trxc sro ilae nre hereby notlried that Onle5' Cio hu;uj ar srvtleil bv the Uii'of embor, they will be rollectod n cor(l:njf u A. HARDEN Jilt oulv, CV!. hv.'. L. TtBBALS, Tioa-ure- r. ns. dog-pe'ter- I 1. TOILKT ' A 1 TARM1.INU, PINE - GLASS, ' DELStiQUEAlT SCIUOL TAX NOTICE three-fourth- Richard Wilsons outfit from Bozeman arrived yesterday. H. Moores train, which arrived Thursday, with 1,313 sacks ef ore from the mines 'of Montana, shipped by the First National Bank of Helena, are now iiiding with 100,000 pounds of freight 4 fer Chat, and Fred Leman, Helena, and f v at age dai y a i. tendance. . . who was the so out say person They A I.r.vM A. Pa will probably get off Princ'yal. 0 MissJw.Mit Pattkesox, lato last night,' and tried the door and , a i i o v t 4. .s IiETTiER KIST. -At Auer & Murphys, Occidental couldnt get in, and finally crawled and lost a real nice salooDy 'Calt Iake;City, can always be through the window, Following is the list of letters remainon in the outside the hat and little the finest of liquors operation duund the ing In' the Corinne Postoffleej for the they say; we repeat, that the person wiek ending OctJ 24: brands cf cigars. Queen Charlottes, this morning to reH il'iSin Coeman. G J y berry esbblwi, soda cocktails, mintju-1S- ; rustled very early S Mrs Kelley. Jne Cook, Cawwritw summer drinks cover tho lest caput. Now, dont ask us ; is s A AU OiW.,s. M!ts H 1 J is wo all know that Hill. R W mere L at Mala, Martm the questions; unrivalled any atyle in mixed GW Hatch, ' ; About it. T. J. BLACK, Potma-Ur- . Call ami sea Asr yourid vcs. ; OIL, PAINTS, ed ' L. 1 tTUK CIjnCICALO -- know whkt yoiir troubles arc, I will tell you at once. 'A y; e -- i: ACJO , Iri-'to- T.T0 puna oruco 4 ai d A. Hajdei.iirrvok. W f Vi D A , e 1 KKTA1L tMUUSK Ul i new-fangl- -- . .m z Dra. d . J lie h U - Ei. - 4 ac'Ju-- v 's- al r IL4S 77. iW . CcOUICAL, liSLlASl.lt, TUE BkT. b : superior t pulley Tnsst FewerFree frww any sU olkn in wsrfcet JurdMn. so acd subetsaCos, mealy cm-pim- d the late James Jordan, iniurieus that of funeral Uhe contents of the each box ii who died yesterday at the Ogden depot, msUTX11;:bt, swaxt,. healthy biscuits, SOX ELDER COUNTY OFFICERS took place this morning under the direc- imUssni pastry.-- ; j Probate Judge Samuel Smith. Idaho, Oct. 22. Malad, William. Considerable j CpxCf altirs. Jm dotr north of the Sheriff Jehu Burt. Mail: The Ogden Junction and tion of Coroner Proeec tiling Attorney J. Wright. property was found on the Ji Walker Heuse, Dr C.W. Higgins, Assessor and Cotle--UJ. Itorenliauni. its Franklin correspondent seem to J innty an dwhich County Clerk J. C. U'lijrht. the coroner took pos- microscopic and analytic' physician, deceased, School Superintendent Mr.. Jochoa. very much exercised over the state of classes of chronic disease, on session of, taking a full inventory of the treats all County Recorder J. C. Wright. in Bro. Oneida, affairs Particular attencounty. 'scientific' political principles. a before same witnesses, making package diseases ot females, chronic CORINNE CITY OFFICERS: to tion Chawle whines piteously at the action given it with or sore it and Mayor II. E. ITurlbi't. Wells, Fargo fits, cancers, eyes, deafness, catarrh, depositing Councilman S. I TiV.als, L. EUel. E. C. of the Democratic convention in ruling ofth-deceseworms, piles, gravel, thefriend until neuralgia, & , JParkin-ontpo W. Co., T. .f. Clnthrio. Fersrosenr sent by the Bear ' spinal disLnd salt rheum; J. ilakb, Hiram House. M. I'. Ochiltree, out the mongrel proxies eryspela, underWe Louir Demon and llentr Liowc. Lake idiots to Bise City, and J. L. M., thall corne and claim it. earnest invite the attention of eases. I Recorder VV. T. f ield. was found there that stand $5,000 nearly is no the afflicted. My system tho Junctions Franklin correspondent, TreaurerUn-r- 21. ADen. tho deceased. From of result of years of afiair, but the .. Justice of the Peace K. C. Jaaohs. the people (dupes and on the person threatens thnt . ; MnrLa.I 1. D. K an. diseases. in chronic we of healing the expeirence the corpse, judge appearance he means) will vote for F. E. EnAttorney William llvmlinnn. tools, Call and see me and if you do not S. L. Jiboals, IT. IIoufo khool ! inan;of 'about 28 iim to have ben ' W ' outfits. la payment wtf yw want the bandoraost good alLyoa have u do b, c fo Ai Khun The Noble Reds Shipment of East The AVeaUlof Apples Theatrlco' Etc. S j. ra: j TUo Property Of el , no Ct-.T.- V- - ' OtlEIDVVEfJTIlATESTHE MOKr OPPICIALPinCCTOnY. j TTallare & Co. respectfully hi-t'ialars. and ail others, to examine their Uck and get price lefre CDEH. r7ALAD. - oamssis dcrs Procptlj Lil?zZ3 To GOOM and dealers In KUailT 07 RVKRY DES ARD SOLD. FIXAN, IIADDIE3 aad FRESH OYSTERS IN TUE1R SEASON. Highest price paid for UTAH DRIED FRUIT ' 4 UfU etohot, Coon abeve Fbs9Ccet Addrtc4 H t L ta Hnall - eSw, i ; SALT LAKE CITY. o7-3- i OOniNHC v UTAH. I . w ? r r. ItfMl , - t-- t V- 1 t i 1 1 ; ; M ?! ? 1 ll FnDTOI C3n w ys. I ? 1 j A 3 ' 'tl ir DKCHAm w t i A-- ?H i ! t'? P .r HI it- : s lrfl- - J, . - - T- ! v |