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Show DAILY CORINNE - tL'KSDAlk' MAIL. JANUARY 5. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. UNITED STATES OFFICERS FOR UTAH: Governor Fe retarv George L. Wood., Oresjon. George A. Black, Utah. .J. 1. McKean. Now York. Chief Ju-tie- o Associate J J. S. lioroman, of Pennand P. II. Etnoron, Michigan. sylvania, Mar-hGeerge K. Maxwell, Michigan. U, S Attorner -- Willlan Carey. S irveyor-Geners- l Nathan Kimball, Ind. Receiver of Public Monevs - J. B. Overton. al California Spirit of the Timas and the Sacramento Record, tho largest papers over published in a single number, have reached us. They are both Now Years editions, and consist of twenty pages each. The Spirit of the Times, besides containing valuablojnformation on Register Land Otfice Willitt Pottonger. Tb S. Ae-oJ. P. Taggart. Illinois. US. Collector 0. J. lloili.ster, California. BOX ELDER COUNTY OFFICERS: "Probate Judge Samuel Smith. Sheriff John Burt. Prosecuting Attorney J. C Wright. .Assessor and Collo"tor J. Koenbaum. Conntv Clerk J. C. Wright, chool Superintendent Mr. J oelson. eunty Recorder J. C. Wright. COItINNK CITY OFFICERS: Mayor II. E. llarlbut. Councilraen S. L. Tibbals, L. Eliel, E.C. T. ?Parkinon, Ferguon, J. W. Guthrie, J. M. D. Ochiltree. J. MaNh, Hiram llouso, Liewea. Louis Demers and Ilenry Kocorder W. T. Field. Treasurer George 11. Allen. Justice of the Peace E. C. Jacobs. Marshal I). I). Rvan. School Trustees S. L. Tibbals, II. IIcuso and A. Ilardenbrrook. of several distinguished Californians; e view of tho Grounds and Grand Stand of, the State Agricultural Society at Sacramento; pictures of various public and private buildings of the Stale, etc. The Record contains agricultural, miscellaneous, and general nows of interest from all parts of the State; statistics, climate, etc.; together with an entire page devoted to the Mountain The Sacramento Meadows massacre. has also come to Union, a sixteen-paghand, filled with interesting readiug matter. In every respect, each of the stylo that is papers is gotton up in a credit to their proprietors and should be remembered by their patrons. r full-pag- y. . Bishop Johnson, Mail, got off for Salt Lake on the Narrow Gauge. Sisson, "Wallace & Co. have received a large invoice of superior coal oil. I Mrs. Mary Ilenneberry, for Helena, was the only passenger on the coach out this morning. "Why do you stand there shivering in the cold when you can buy a suit of cTothel below cost at A. Kuhn & Bros. A large fire was seen in the direction of Willard last night, and it is the opinion that either there or on Three-Mil- e Creek something was scorched. The ground was covered with a white coating to the depth of an inch or two this morning, and during tho forenoon gusts of gentle zephyrs tore down the streets as if propelled by all tho minions of Boreasity. DOWN, DOWN AGAIN. Prices lower than ever in Dry Goods, and everything olse, at A. Kuhn & Bros. - Prices reduced at J. D. Farmers New York Store since his removal into the new store room. Dont fail to call and secure some of the great bargains offered. Human Hair. All kinds of ladies hair goods. Combings made up, and all Orders sorts of hair work done cheap. by letter receive particular attention, at tho Slandard Hair Store, Salt Lake City. rolls, etc. This is attributed to its freedom from-ansubstances that aro injurious even to invalids. OEPOT andUalt House. ITJ AGOCJ A Chinaman came here from Terrace last night in search of a Chinawoman whom ho claimed as his wife, and fin- ding that sbo was in Corinne and secreted somewhore in Chinatown, ho sought the Marshal, produced a marriage cortiGcate to prove his right to tho woman, and invoked the aid of thelaw-t- o recover her. Marshal Ryan accompanied tho unhappy Celestial to Chinatown this morning, woman in a house talking and found-th- a to a countryman. Tho following conversation then ensued: Marshal (to tho woman) I want you to go up street with rrre. Chinawomen No sabee; me no likee to her husband); no good man; too mucheo foollee. who was AY hereupon tho Chinaman when the in the housa with Marshal entered, proposed as follows: You hold on; jusee now Igoketchem Ah Low; he heap sabee: you look see. Ho started out as if to fulfill his word, but soon after returned with a gang of his countrymen, armed with revolvers and knives, and commenced a murderous assault on tbo Terrace Chinaman. The Marshal rushed to the rescue, and after knocking down one or two of the mob. succeeded in getting the man into the street, and quelling the riot. On taking an inventory, a bruised head and a broken finger were found to be tho extent of the injuries received by the Chinaman. Since the occurrence there has been considerable commotion among the Mongolians about tho law offices and court room, endeavoring It find some way to avoid the penalty of their crime. him-(point- ing the-wo- A gW A D VE RT Propr. E3. AttSHLCEB SISSON UALtflCE ($ ISE M NT S. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Ctfrner of Colorado and 8econd Street Estate of Thomas Hall Deceased. having been appointed TIIJ! undersigned of ihe Estate of Tuomas Hall, oecoasvid, all persons having claims against aid estate are required to present the same to tue undersigned at his raei teoce. Battle Creek, Oneida couuty, Idaho, tor to E. J. Davis, Malad, CORINNE,! UTAH. January 5, A UP TJta.li. Corinno (A or If. V. O. Alargiry, Esq., thorns Franklin.) within ten mouths from the date of the first pubheatiou of this notice, or be forever W. C. ROBBINH, barred. Administrator of the estate of Thomas Hall, deceased. Franklin, Oneida Co., Idaho, WHOLESALE GEORGE ft. LOWE, detail Ooaloro In lok or lb selsbraUd mil P. SCIIUTTLERS GROCERIES lageb beer 1S75. .Peoples Market. -- AND AND Martin & Moore, Propro. BBS YOUNG TBI OF FINEST QUALITY Wholesale & Retail Butchers & Cos. Always on band. Alto Dealers in all kinds of Dried Beef 9 pertaining to And everything Butche.r Hhop. WAGONS CHICAGO malt ot a superior quality GENERAL JV LWAYS ON HAND AND TOR SALE at reasonable price. These wagons are thoroughly made, ot the very best Wmaterials, and are known all through the est as the best and most reliable wagon made, and are WARRANTED IN EVERY Also a full stock of first class ja2 coninnu. u. t. ALL SIZES ; WAGOX BOWS, TBIMBLX BKZIB8, WAGOX Orders frei a distance proi iptly Hied RAILROAD HOUSE UEGCIIArDISE, i COVERS, WAGOXJ WOODS, WAGOX AND CAR. BIi.GR MATERIALS OF seitf ALL DESCRIP-TIOX- S, A.HD For ml at the Is BAKERY 00 FAcinc It. R. Repot,) CORiJiXC. RATES I CASH LOWEST Mowers, Beepers and Mowers OUTFITS FOR FAS3EN QERS GROCERIES LUX CIIK9 AND OF ALL KINDS BREAD (EVERY DAY FRESH til TiES I- 0 - f 0 0 W 0 Proprietor A pj H m (B o H MONTANA. Independent. Now is the time to purchase goods now being worked at are claims Six at the New York store. Wo must make Diamond, giving employment to about room for our spring stock, and for this forty men. It is expected that they will There are no idle reason will sell goods cheaper than ever be run all winter. this winter. men in that burg before offered in Corinne. Sheriff Flemming, of Meagher county, J. D. Farmer. arrived in town yesterday afternoon havProfessor Frank DoVol was tho artist ing in charge an insane man, called Beaver Dick, arrested in New YorkM who so securely fastened together the gulch, whom he safely lodged in the culprits taken to Salt Lake this morn- Territorial asylum. ing. The bracelets fitted exactly, and We have frequently called attention the Professor received the highest praiso tothe advantage of using coal for fuel from the" prisoners for his skill. The as being much more economical and The Independent, early in Chinaman, especially, was lavish in his satisfactory. commenced burning coal, the season, commendations. and as the fires in our office are kept burning day and night, we have had Ladies and gentlemen! It is a fact Ko.d opportunity of ttinK our Montana that when you go and buy anything, coal, and wa unhesitatingly recommendis t as being far preferable to wood. It after making up your mind what you also used-i- n the hotels, stores and priwant, yom should go where you can get vate families, and everywhere alike It is estimated the bet article for the least money. It gives good satisfaction. is coal equal to three is a pleasure to have a large stock and that one ton of of econscore the On cords of wood. great variety to select from. This you coal over of alone, the advantage can have by going to A. Kuhn & omy wood use of wood will soon displace the Bioe. for fuel. A letter from Silver City says: Min The head sausage manufacturer of goes steadily on wherever claim ing cents a five can be drifted Utah will tell pork sausages owners have greund-th- at pound cheaper than anybody else; will to advantage, and that includesaremost of piling sell bologna sausago and head cheese, the claims on tho creek. Some while for the dirt washing, spring pay butchers from made experienced by etc., others wash the dirt as it is taken out. cents at materials the very best 12j per There is also considerable work being be done on quartz lodes in this .vicinity. In will Please examine; you pound. tho head sure to get your satisfaction. See the the Stemple district, including men are of Silver Creek, about twenty large stock of fresh meats he always has engaged in developing the different lodes in his establishment. that were discovered last fall. Some of prove to be very ricb. As high as Lett Sanders. them eleven dollars have been obtained from l William Bryant and Low Saw, the a pound of rock from the the informed am and dump I lode, heroes of the knife, who had a hearing Mr. rock. of amount a contains large yesterday before Justice Hardenbrook, Stemple has gone east with the intention were bound over to the District Court. of purchasing a mill to he placed thereon This morning Deputy U. S. Marshal in the spring. Messrs. Wostal, McCorstopped their aras-tr- a Harnish took tho prisoners to Salt Lake mick & Gerche haveand are now taking for the winter, City. They will make pleasant com- out quartz from the Little Giant lodo, panions for Ricks, Dame and Lee in with the intention of crushing it in the ihe penitentiary. Bryant, especially, spring. They have somo very rich with bis mania for throat cutting, can rock. make himself particularly agreeable. Sissort, Wallace & Co. are almost daily receiving fresh supplies to their refriends will Mail Corinne our If stock of goods, to he sold member back a little, they will fiBd the extensive Tribune shouldnot be censured for fail- cheaper than ever. city on the ing to notice the prosperous editors Mail twice the Every body can be accommodated asked We Bear. to give us the points, but they failed to in price and quality of goods at Farmers come to time.- - S. L. Tribune. New York Store. Are not the Tribune editors a little off AT THE OCCIDENTAL in this matter ? If they will remember back a little, they wiil find the points In Salt Lake City, the ever popular alwere published in the Mail, under the proprietors, Auer & Murphy, can ediways be found catering to the tastes of heading Corinne, and one of the When in the qity tors of the Tribune informed us a woek the thirsty public. to indulge, we recommend before New Years that he had received and you wish and Jerry and saved tho papers, and that the points you to their care. Their Tom is jimply immense. contained therein were satisfactory , I Ua Depot in Old Corner feeing the stylo and keeps the the cd liitt-ela- ss JU j4 s g0 O f FORWARD! N& THE mm ' li. 3 FERRIS & i 0 J. W. The Old City Meat Market. the above well jAVING purchased Meat Maret of D. J. I Heyfron, known will take pleasure in pervlng the best meats to the VBOLHALK X. of all kinds., Cash paid for all kinds of hides. Meats livered any place free of charge. at- - X a yf AND S. COMMISSIONER, STC. -, DIALHI IE and RotalU PURE DRUCO mponTEna of fouiI. AHD CUEttICALO (femlgi aad DomesUe, y ELIEL, Wheleeale and retail dealer in OILS. PAINTS, VABXBOXa. oiass. nxx toilet WINDOW V and Shoos, CENTS' 4 HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOE FURS AND WALL Cere FANCY Agsats fey PAPER, A. COOTDO 0TOTC33 i HATS. TTTI AVING PERFECTED MY ARRANGE----- ments with some of the largest houses in New York and Boston, I .am prepared to pay the j. HIDES, GOODS. AND STATIONERY, PICTURE FUKXISHIXQ GOODS UNO soaps. SPONGES. BRUSHES, XtfPOSTED PERFUMERY FEDERAL COURT HOUSE BUILDING SALT LAKE CITY EK7AX1 pub- de- DENNIS J TOOHY, u. Babcock LEO HARD LEVI gANDERg. A ttorne US BTO- Proprietor. lic. nol9 TIT. do84 t. am thankful for the patronage of the pub- -- TJlcWUTT, streets. the best beef, veal, mutton tne bct sausages Liquors, VJholcsalo lic. Price as low os can be had in any market. hand, d Iwavs nndprc; tke best corned meats, and o Plpce, f DRUGS, ETC. H IS .Cell cry, General Agents for Montana and ' Market!on the corner of Montana and Fifth 1 Cigar, The BAIN WAGON is not made for a cheap wagon. We do not pretend to compete with cheap work. Our wagons are all first class. All wagons warranted for one year. The eldost, largest and most perfect manufactory in the United States. Meat Market. j Tbe Lightest Draft Wagon Unde. 09 UTAH Tobaccos, W1GONS Are superior to any wagons sold in the V est. They are 0 No other Muical Instrument ever obtained the same Popularity. ttSTgend for Price Lists. Jil7FFAM0 H. Y. Address i Groceries, t 0 GEO. A. PRINCE & CO., Now in use. t With CALIFORNIA SAKB RACK BEDS, LIGHT and HALF SPRING WAGONS. Z Q Keep on hand a ehoiee sleek oj. FA RBI WAGONS a 1. 4,0 0 0 KiEceisTs, - FADH WAGONS, sepl-t- 5 cominsrox FREIGHT WAGONS, d ORGANS AND MELODEONS axo W o K Meals at all Hours. FOR THREESMEAL oct8-tTICKETS f 852. We have now on hand u dines. 1 1 a" au,,Ilj3 1im "lth " ,orU of fillies; And the f ir La Belle Franco, and the hills on the Rhine Give drinks to all those who at the Old Cornre ESTABLISHED (AH. sixes), ayforwhat you get, and get what til Works FREDJKIESEL&CQ Ad 4 CO Powder California ONS Powder in j ebbing let at Bair Ffwneifco set prices, freight added. 0 0 a Of meats, wild and Pmo. he hvt full 50dihe.i WA G BAIN FACTORY Q Free Lunch every night, consisting of Oyster Soup, and tho Vegetables of the seaso . aepl-t- f 81 0 UJ the Depot H d d $ B a Nkae (6 P3 W. L. WHEELOCIC Warehouse and Office: Q o THE OLD CORNER. ACHINERY. AGENTS OF THE Price. sepl-t- And all kinds of the beat and latest improved FARM C0 at lbo:l.owes Reapers, Threshing chines, Sulky Rakes, Plows, Grain Drills, Gang Plows, m K O Tinxrs Three meals, $1; Beds, 50c; Board per week, $5.00; Board aad ioJging, $7. B. LACHMAN, Largest Stock in CorihKE Self-Rakin- g Ma- AND CAKE j. All Kinds ol Liqnnrs WE CARRY THE Alto constantly on hand a full supply oft man Whip-poor-wil- 'AV y Montana at., next door to Bisson, Wallace The job wagon and coal men are not to-da- City Brewery t e, CORINNE AND VICINITY. happy vari- ous subjects, with stories and miscellaneous news, is illustrated with a large full page engtaving of the International Exposition building in Philadelphia; views along the C. P. R. R. ; portraits mtzzs. GISCELLAXEOUt After one trisl no housekeeper will ever doubt the superiority of Dooleys Yeast Powder over ail others, for producing light, elegant bread, biscuits, PELTS eepl-t- f FRAMES, POCKET end fee Territory ef'&oateaa, CUTLERY. Exc. CORINNE, UTAH. erpl-t- f . Puraand hflnCswf Oeuatry P, Ifp--I |