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Show n . 9 MAIL. DAILY CORirinE c r r published avery aveniag, by the x, WATTS, i TEHMS : On rear, by mail or express Six month Thra month 00 00 1 COBONE. UTAH" TUESDAY, jknUADY 12, 1075. Y0L. 1. 00 no. Delivered by carrier at Si cent per week. OBDSN ADVERTISEMENTS. WILLIAM HYNDMAH, UTAH. gfUXlfl Special attentiea given ta aallectian. f - Dons, AUBrKBj-at-Lay- r, UTAH. R. O T OV E R W. & CO., OGDEN, U T A WILLIAMS HAROENDROOK A LANDON. accommodations for ss M. H. BEARDSLEY. sep7-t- f A. L. KIDDER 8pltf Denver Feed and Sale Stable frail it. a. SIGN M0USR SALE. always sDimEftD, ORNAMENTAL CORINNE LODQENO. J. UTAH. 6, ft A l.t. A F W. McNrrr, Secretary. sepl7-t- f O. O. F. I. CORINNE GLAZI1R AND TAPER HANGER. LODGE, No. 4, meet every Frtday night at 8 oclock, in Masonic Hall, Montana street, Corinne, Utah. Odd Fellows in goed standing are cordially invited to attend. F1I1L. KLIPPLE, N. G. Front 8k, Bear Fifth, Corimaa, UUh. all bttlx - A KBUULAR COMMUNICATIONS bW at Masonic Hall, Shorts build-w- r ing, Montana street, the first and third Mondays of each month. Sojourning brethren in good standing are cordially invited tt G. GOLDBERG. W. M. attend. PAINTER. nxwnra in and Cigars. Liquors on hand.VCi 'Best Brands ... amd satis- - FACTIOir GUARANTEED. J. A. Johwso!, Secretary. sepl2-t- f O. D. RICHMODD ft CO. ST. LOUIS BARBER SHOP WUOLSAAY.B AJT AID ROOM OATH Man tana St., bat. S , Cerium, I'tab, SECOND-HAN- proprietor. St., 3d door west of Mwnfaua Mall tlae Bath room a elegantly fornlahed. UTAH. eepl.tf Union Ladlas II air Dressing and Bath department under the superintendence of Mrs. Spencer, seltf - Have constantly on hand a large assortment of CRACKERS, CHEESE. AMMUNITION. RE-pairi- Free Lunch. ng Stocking a specialty. Jewelry. nl6 GEORGE HANF, Proprietor. ae deor weet of Metropolitan Hotel, - CORINNE - UTAH UTAH, epl-t- f HENRY LEIWES, Wholesale aad Be till Dealer la tWrwwerle ed. LIQUORS, SAUSAGE, . IN SATISFACTION WARRANTED Gun, Watches, Clocks an Re-open- PIES, WINES, JEWELERS AND GUNSMITHS, AND Bakery BREAD, JOHNSON, UES, PISTOLS office. CORINNE SUPERIOR TOILET GOODS. DoVOL Cigars apd Tobacco. 8COTOH AND ENGLISH PORTER STANTLY !M!eat M!arket. O and Provisions, Liquor, ALL XIND3 .OF WINES. ALE the best beef, veal, mutton A and prk;hand, tke best corned meats, and tho best sausages of all kinds. Always on Cash paid for all kinds of hides. Meats livered any place free of charge. de- CON- I am thankful ON HAND. lic. for the patronage of the pub- LEVI SANDERS. olt Summons. Montana StM Corinne. .. In the Justices Court of Malod Precinct, in the county of Box Elder, Territory of Utah. E. C. Jacobs, J. P. Allen liardenbrook OVERLAND SHOPS, and John Lardon, partners, doing busj sepl-t- . . f " ness under the firm name and style of Hardenbrook &. Landon, plaintiff, against PHIL KLIPPLE, PPP-- , General D Lac Us mi thing. Wagon Making and. Shoeing. Carriage RepairinglPaintlng andlTrimming Wagons, Buggies and Sleighs mad to order NORTH FRONT STRESS I (Opposite Oorinno R-- R. Depot,) otlo-t- f in. i PU4t rirj tncinl .. Prompt attention paid to mail. Work ready wbea- ; Utah, William Hammond, defendant. The people of the Territory of Utah send greeting to William Hammond , defendant You are hereby summoned to appear before me at my office in Corinne city, in the county of Box Elder, on the 25th day of January. A. D. 1875, at 10 oclock a. ui , in an action brought against you by said plaintifls. to answer the complaint of the above named plaintiffs. Said action is brought to recover one 70) dollars and hundred and thirty-si- x horses seventy cent-- balance todue for feeding from July Ci 1873, August 27th. 1873, or for the judgment win, be taken iainst you said amount, together with costt' of this suit if you fail to appear and answer. To the Sheriff or aay Constable of said county, greeting: Make legal service anddue return hereof. Given under my hand this 12th day of De- couib.r, A. J. 174. E. C. JACOBS, A JusSse sftheNeace of said Rredne delb v ll isiana affairs was in session yesterday sports?" evening. Hardly anything suits me so much. Mason College, Terrebonne, Quebec, We have in Hawaii several excellent was burned yesterday. Loss, $100,000, base-ha- ll clubs, and as swimmers we forhave Tho Kellogg Legislature are proficient. I think nothing of makwarded their story of the unpleasant- ing a leap into the water from a preciness to Congress. pice 500 feet, high." Five hundred feet high I Why, your A mill at Niagadoo, N. B., was burned on Saturday, with two of the Majesty, that heats Sam Patch." From what height did be leap?" the millers children. King asked. The suspension of mining' operations Minister Pierce was appealed to for and if he was correct, he information almost in Pennsylvania has been in the neighborit somewhere thought general. hood of 120 feet. this the King At g The Atlantic Cotton Mills started could not repress a smile, and said: on full time yesterday. They emWhy, gentlemen, I should think nothing of jumping into the water from ploy 1,900 operatives. a precipice of 1,000 feet above it. Even The Kellogg Legislature have decid. little girls jump from heights 300 aad ed that they are a legal quorum, and 400 feet from the water," We are informed, says the New York are at work. Bun, that when his Majesty performs a The Suns special says the radicals at royal jump ef this sort he springs New Orleans are plotting for Congres- straight forward into the air, and commences the descent by holding himself sional action. quite rigid, with the legs downward. Postmaster General Jewell emphatWhen within sixty or eighty feet of fthe ically counts himself out from those who water he suddenly draws his body tosustain Sheridan. gether, almost into tho shape of a ball, and then, just as he strikes, he throws Burners are prevalent in New Orleans out his legs aod goes down feet first that the military have orders to arrest straight as an arrow . We trust the King is not in error prominent members of the White be anticipates tho presence of when League. other royal personages in the many The report conies from New Orleans United States, during the great Cententhat the banditti" are doing nothing nial Exhibition of 1876 at Philadelphia. which would justify Sheridan in ordering The managers of the enterprise should them to he either hung or shot. tako advantage of the occasion by anoneof she tallest ships in the The President special message, with choring and Delaware, inviting the kings generaccompanying documents, will pro- ally to a centennial jumping match frem the very top of tho mainmast. At a bably be submitted to Congress dollar a ticket, and five dollars for front seats, it would draw enormously. And Further difficulties are anticipated bewe hereby offer to bet fifty dollars that tween China and Japan, on account ef Kalakaua can jump better from that the latter objecting to the terms of tke elevation than any king, emperor, or treaty. simple prince in the known world. World. Capetown advices to the 16th of De. ceraber, report the country visited by a A Romance in Real Life. terrific storm, doing immense damage on land and sea. We read Enoch Arden" some years The Centennial committee of New ago, in fact, when it was the rage; and York on the 8th, announced fivesucscrip- - while it filled ourhearts with sympathy, tions of $5,000 each, besides quite a and we could almost have wept with old list ef smaller sums, in addition to $10,-00- 0 Miriam Lane as the dying Arden told by Stewart & Co. his sad story, wo always felt as if one A terrible accident occurred on the or the other of the men lived too long. Great Western railroad, England, by, We thought if Philip Ray could have which thirty tine persons were killed enjoyed his new found happiness a little and upwards of seventv wounded. The while, and then have died, leaving the report comes in the London- - Times of storm tossed mariner a few years of love the 25th ult. and rest, it would have pleased us better, It is stated that Voerhees has with, although the story would have lost drawn from the senatorial contest in much of its sad pathos. On Thursday of last week a woman, Indiana unreservedly, intending to take 19 and a son no parrin any contest that may ensue. with a daughter about came of 2 up the ColThis leaves the race between Helmes about years on aago, to the upper River umbia journey and McDonald. across tho Atian. tho All way country; Old in home hor from she came, The Congressional investiga tion at tic. an new home a find with, to England, Vicksburg last Saturday, developed old love in this new land. Twent.v-tw- o nothing of particular interest. A memyears ago she was marber of the committe Says the investiga- ried. About two years after their tion will be continued till the latter part marriage her husband left England tp of this week. seek his fortune in America. A few months after his departure the daughter At the suggestion of prominent Demowho was with her mother was born. crats of the country, a meeting will be Eighteen years passed away. She heard held seme time this week, consisting of nothing from or of her husband, and one leading Democrat from each State, finally supposing him to he among the to consider the political situation. forgotten dead of this New World, she married again. Andrew Johnson, the only Union Less than two years found her again a Democrat candidate, seems to have a fair widow, with an infant son. Her second dead seme three prospect ef being chosen Senator by the husband had been came to some a letter when Tennessee . Legislature, which begins months a woman by if parish official, inquiring balloting her name was still living there. The The cenvicts in the Omaha Penitenletter was taken to her, and lo! it bore her first husband. An tiary, under tho lead of the notorious the signatureofof followed. He sent letters lie Masters, revolted, yesterday, seized interchange his wife of for the youth, and, as wo the armory, overpowered the guards, wrote above, last week she passed and a scene of general bloodshed was through ur city on her way to meet the enacted, several persons being killed. Oregon husband of her aarly love. A special to tho New York Tribune Mountaineer. says Hamilton Fish will retire from the & DROWN, Cabinet if the President sustains the military intervention in Louisiana. ProbWholesale and retail ably Bristow will follow. The rumors that any cabinet resignation! have been tendered, is untrue. Secretary Fish is GECCESS AND OOimiSSIG HRCJAST3, outspoken that Mondays military course is indefensible on legal or Constitutional grounds. Bristow is oqually positive. and dealers in The ship Annie M. Small, from New York, arrived at San Francisco yester- FIN AN, BADDIES and FBZ3H OYSTERS IN THEIR SEASON. day. Bho reports that in the Straits of Lemaire she pickectup a boat containing the Captain and bis wife, the steward Highest pilcepald Wt UTAH DRIED TRUIT and his wife, two mates, carpenter, , and four seamen from the British tfbireFe63eo 3 dtofk hark Willie T TbocapscDv from Qt, lilpik'St, J B burned fifteen N. Johns, days ere yieosly, SALT LIXS COT. rftta k:tos. c:::i;:i3 ac3 J. W. mu. tr. Whoieeataead Setoil Dealer In 6 .110 T E E n CHUnrHROE, 17EST ty Grooerleo, Produce and Proviolons. i MBS. NICXUH UTAH, k SON PBOFEXSTCBJ J leased the' abev THE Proprietors known 11 easeharing will be plcssod te the imtrecxce f de pnhUs. y se-cB- ttontana Gtrcot, Cerlnno Th Table la a 1 sassy (Between Second end Third streets.) the tost Cabled With Cerhet Slaw Tcnuot ALL KINDS OF FANCY AND FAMILY OBO-CXRXK- ), MiftllsiHssssssst OUTFITTING GOODS. AND COUNTRY PSODUG3 Beard aad Lodging per wek..........,.......C3 O Board withoet Lodging j $$ CON- STANTLY ON HAND. THB 00323 AK3 ill PUD FI19UC1 COUNTIT e e Dnttsr sswsl Orders ErffsjUMIe bj attended te. m S NEATLY AC9 C33- FUENIS2ED. FONTASLY CASH SSkssnssstsesM Lodgl DCS Opeelslljr THE FINEST BRANDS OF CSSAE3 CT always on hand. C3 STAGES for Montana and Idaho, leaves the W sstkek Uonisrsw morning at txL eelii mall or telegraph promptly (Mwmtnmm Cie--s 8snl tho sand shloglee rough lumber on hand. and a lot of eepi-t- t ii Liouio Demers, i. - - UTAH. .i. ; J. MOtlTCOLlGnY, Propr. TOE ONLY TERMS gs-:e- 0 ESOTgd PICaT-CLAC-a IN AIS UTAH. SIAUS m VI - CORINNE Cwsaw) CITY. TX2B THREE DOLLARS PEE DAY. NSW BRICK BUILDING, LAE23, FLEAEANT AND WSLL FURNISHED BOOMS. GOOD SPRING BEDS IN ALL THE SLEEPING ROOMS. PROVISIONS, Etc. A large amertment ef will be at all times supplied NATIVE AND FOREIGN FRUITS The Table with the best, and tha comfort of guests attended to. AND FAMILY SUPPLIES OF ALL DESCRIPTO AND FROM HELENA, DEES Lodge, Fort Benton, Bosemaa, Virginia, end ell polnte in If ontene, leeve every morning et 6:30, end arrive every evening. STAGES TIONS. Orders from Neigtiborlno; Towns Promptly Filled.l MJ0 FROM CAC3. FREE COACH TO LlETROPOLITAf fORINNS UTAH. seltf OF BA UK Montana Ctrcot, CORKUIE coBinns O. D. CORINNE, - - UTAH. JUTAII. CA8L M. E. CAMPDCLL, Preprlstar. td UUIS III3 President. W. T. FIELD Cashier. nEST-CLAS- AND per day. GOLD Y0U0HZB3, DIJST, TAILS S Doardl and 'llodcilnOo BUT AND DELL QOYXBNMXNT HOTEL. COIN, EXCHANGE. Free Bus to and from the Cars. Das gage Transferred with Care and without Charge. SIGHT DRAFTS DRAWN ON to-d- ay. ! The attention ef the CHICAGO, CAN FEAHCSSOO, v And all the principal cities East aad West MM . - " , , ' , or FO? Hotts. ' ATumI:I eepl-t- arse of one and is changed of the most popular and experitaoed hotel men in Utah. Stages for all parts' ef Montana and Idaho leave the Metropolitan daily i62a.xx. A Billiard Snleon in ccnncsttan with tb? CeUeeUeas will Ceee.re FIIOU. AD is traveling pabUs to this Haase, as ft has Ixteiy dally nrtted new In oh hands NSW YORK. f seltf : . . c doiarEe zsocorxftTT ' . ' 1 J iicLTon nousc, (Xcttsn, Utsh. Ta Ont Fitsmui Hem 0V;z:;3 6 C0 a m Placs Prc - sail-mak- er ltf , -- LIDDELL l .man m mram, CORINNE, to-mor- row. GOODS OF EVERY DE8 BOUGHT AND SOLD. D GRIFTION dd and Perfumed Baths idot, UT General Merchandise- Fifth aad Sixth, ;h. w. r. spencer, SULIM MWKAXL, Lou- Sam Patch Outdone. King Kalakaua surpasses all ether monarchs, because he can jump into the water from s height ef 600 feet or more. Here is what he told a Washington reporter about it: I shall return to America during the Centennial Exhibition," said Kalakaua, and I think there will he many crowned heads here. If my Information Is correct, it is the intention of the royalty of Europe to have many of its But I highest representatives here. want to be free and enjoy myself During my next visit I propose to challenge American single oarsmen in a race. Then you are fond of athletic run-nin- seplS-t- f CORINNE. AND v Wholesale and Retail Dealer in A BRO., seltf UTAH. TRANSIENT AND HOUE CUSTOM. Geraer Fifth and Front Sta., UTAH. CORINNE St-- , i livery and Feed Stable. TOR - OGDEN JUNCTION ' A special Cabinet meeting on (Termerly the Junction Honae) First-cla- FURQU8QN million. ept240m f seplS-t- f HAT AND GRAIN Terms pram ptly attended DEARDOLEY HOUSE, All oporattan pertaining ta dentistry per farmed in the nest skillful manner, at reason able prices Okiick With Dr. Graham, Corinne, Utah. John Hogan was found frozen todeath on Saturday morning, in Chicago. Reports from all parts of tho West show the coldest weather for ten years. Memorial services were held in Paris Utah and California Lumber, Builders' Hard on Saturday, in honor of Napoleon III. ware. Turned Work, Scroll Sawing, Oils, The bank statemant shows the inFaints and Colors, Window Glass, etc. All orders on line of L. P. and C. P. R-- R. crease In specie te be five and a half cash. to. DENTIOT. alo, and Blinds, Sash Irwin is in comfortable quarters in jail. George R, Baker is nominated far Minister to Russia. Manufacturers ef and dealers in JOHNSON, CORINNE CONDENSED TELEGHAS1S. Terrace. Kelton. Corinne. Attornoyat-Law- , P. ii' if - - BUSINESS CARBS. TI. Je $10 00 gaelionth. apl-t- y - V to CTZCd ail do, at rexsxA le t SEtiBEM UBBEfer. a. 9. V ' a itt S. B. JOHUSOK. W. S. COOKE. vi , In company. printing OAIL ' FIDl The hor nlsked. Thsjtabte is e&xlkj hjC lOitJi'tU the Eux:i thirds. 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