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Show COMnSE , DAILY WEDXEtiDAY - HAIL. FSBBCABY 10. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY TUT ED STATES OFFICERS FOR UTAII: Governor Georg 1 . Wood, Oregon. I'tnh. Secretary George A. Chief J uiticeJ. Ii. McKean. New York. Associate J J. S. Foreman, of Pennsylvania. and P. II. Emerson. M iehigan. Mar.bal LJeorge K. Maxwell, Michigan. lT. 8. Attorney William Carey. llak, Nathan Kimball, Ind. Furvoyor-tJenera- l Receiver of Public Monev-- J. R. Overton, Register Land Office Will i rt PoDenger. U. K. AvFeor J. I. Taggart. IlliiOis. . S. Collector 0. J. Hollister, California. BOX ELDER COUNTY OFFICERS: Probate Judge Samuel Smith. Sheriff John Hurt. ttorney J . C W right. Prosecuting AColle-toJ. UoienUaam. Aseaor and t!ountv Clerk J, C. 'Vright- School Sc; erfntendent .Si r. Joeltoa. eanty Recorder J. C. W right. CORINNE CITY OFFICERS: Mayor II. E. IlurlbntCouncilman S. L. Tibhals. L. Eliel. B JC. Ferxuaon, J. W. (Juthrie, J. T. Parkin-OJ. ilal'h, Hiram Houe. M. D. Ochiltree, Leuic Demer and Henry Liewee. Recorder F. C. Jacob. Treaurer Lambert Fliol. Justice of the Peace L. C. Jaeebc. r - n, Mnrrhal L). D. K' an. School Trustee S. L. Tikbali, II. Boise and A. Harden brrook. CORiNNE AND VICINITY. k The meeting at Iho City Hall last evening wee well attended and much o interest manifested. The people of are taking; hold of tho matter in real earaest. They are fully conscious of the fact that talk alone will never accomplish anything, but work is what ia wanted, Mr. Montgomery, striking western true the idea, suggested that no plan which would accomplish anything could be prosecuted without money, and proposed to lead off with a liberal himself. No one seemed to have a fully digested plan, but several gentlemen suggested their ideas. All seemed united in the opinion that some organization was necessary as a basis of operations. The committee which was appointed to arrange a plaa is composed of some of our leading citizens, who are fully identified with the prosperity of our city and country aiound us. It is to be hoped that every mem her of that committee will be on band promptly at the meeting evening, and that the will then be filled and go right at work. all the names; each We publish member should cut them out and preserve them, so that he can refer at any lime and know who are his colleagues. Our citizens mean business, and every one appointed te a particular work should take hold ef and perform it with the same energy end promptness that he would his own private business. This enterprise is of the most vital importance to every person identified with the prosperity of our city. Let there bo no laggards in thi3 matter. AVe would again press upon the members of the committee the importance of every one being on hand at the meeting tomorrow evening. Cor-inn- sub-perip- tien the-vlh- ole sub-committe- to-da- y The DeLorimer Bros, and Mr. Oliver were among the passengers by the Montana eeach this morning. The gentlemen were well fixed for the journey, and will undoubtedly be able to make an agreeable one if it is possible to make a 500 mile stage ride agreeable in midwinter. We hope Mr. Do Lorimor will be able to speedily make araage-men- ts whereby he can return to Corinne to perfect matters for the erection ef the proposed sampling work. This Johnson is a Justice of the Peace, and resides ia Keltea. Yesterday he arrived here and proceeded to Brigham City, where he received his credentials to impose fines and imprison disorderly characters, who may infest Ivelton with their presence in rbe future. Dave ha many friends, and one and all are unanimous in the opinion that the appointment it an excellent one Long life to Judge D. M. Johnson! The veritable chosen of God, Brigham Y'oung and George A. Smith, will return to Salt Lake on the 20th iast., from u extended visit to Dixie. Yours irr Christ etc. will meet them at the depot, and there will undoubtedly be a high old reunion in the Lion House. Use Dooleys Yeast Powder, if you relish light, elegant biscuits, rolls or pastry. Convenient to havo in the house; always ready, reliable, and permits no waste of flour with which it is prepared, Manufactured by Dooley & Brother, 69 New Street, New York. The hep at the Central last evening was, as predicted, a very enjoyable affair. The attendance was large and select, and the festivities were indulged until an early hour this morning. All join in voting the party a complete success. Colonisation. Our citizens assembled at the City Hell last eveaing, pursuant to notice, to take measures to organize a Colonization Society. The meeting was organized by the election f . P, Johnson chairman, and E. C. Jacobs secretary. Speeches were made by several gentlemen, and a general comparison of ideas on the sub jset were presented. On motion of Dr. Graham it was resolved that the Chair appoint a commitwith full pewer to tee of twenty-ene- , appoint sub committees, to draft a plan of organization and submit the same at a future meeting to bo called by the ' committee. The Chairman then appointed the following gentlemen to servo on such committee: J. "W. Graham, Sami. Howe, Geo. A. Bruce, Allen Ilardenbreok, E. C. Jacobs, J. TV. Guthrie, R. J. Osborne, O. D. Cass, Hiram House, Phil. Klipp.e, George Buttetlmugh, Geo. V. Stanley, L. Deineis, S, L. Tibbals, Jno. L Montgomery, C. D. Ilaudv, Rev. Gillapie, Wm. Ilyodman, G. Goldberg, Ad. Kuhn and AY. V. AVatkins. On motion, the chairman E. P. Johnson and S. S. Johnson were added to the committee. The chairman of the committee then notified the members to meet nt the City Hall on Thursday evening, lire 11th inst., at T oclock. The meeting then adjourned to meet at the call of the committee. t' E. C. Jacobs, Secy. fairs of the Fifth and last Gift Concert, and that the drawing announced for February 27, 1875, shall positively and unequivocally take place en that day without any' further postponement or delay on any account whatever. R. T. JT. Fred. Durrett, President. Corker, Salt Lake City, agent for Utah. the Standard Hair Store, City. Salt Lake spoiled this afternoon py the marshal. Cant something be done to stop this interference, for many good items are spoiled thereby. 'The bellgerents in the present -- case were both arrested, and besides the fine they will be called on to pungle, little damage was sustained by either. a Heflical Practice U. S. AHUSlIVLJi SALK. tl PURSUANT to a icre of foreclosure and by tbe Third Judicial 1 district i om t or th Territory of Uiah, I .hall expose at pnblli ale at tho front dor of the Court ilouss m the city of bnhtm, Couutv of Box Rider, tirnl Tirritmy of l.tab, on the 21 dav of March, A. 1). 1375, stt 12 .'clock M, the following All tint certtin piece preint.ta. t: or parcel of Hut situae ih Bor Eider County, l't ih Territory described as follow, to wit: lot four (4) m block one hundred and ninety-eigh- t ( 1 v 8 and one and one ha f (1 frout off the wtj.t i e of lot three (3) in the asm a block, all an laid down in the plot and of Corinne City, as ma- e by John ONeiii for the IT. P. U It. as COmpanr, anil two bUlianl tables, o be the property of Jacob 0. JLumy, at the suit of . Henry O. Harkueas. aEORGE It. MXWELT U. C. Marshal. Ftbruary 8th, 1975. ed to-wi- au-v- HE IS TREATING Co. have just re" intend to keep a fine assert-roeeeired, of Tia and Hardware constantly ad hWdi WHce fc nt C ey - LEIWES, Blontaun St., Coriuoe. (DiofiFiing, Ml rJT !S , ADVICE GIVEN DY MAIL FREE OF CHARGE. J " MONTANA STREEi, COIUNN1, UTAH, Io mmsrU! suflldn. or deleterious drugs uaed. Has during tho paat twenty yean treated tucco fully nearly or quite 40,600 caaea. All facta connected with each cane axe carefully rvoordea, whether they be communicated by letter or in person, or observed by the Doctor or bia associate physicians. The latter are all aeientifle mod leal men. All invalids at a distanoe are required to answer an extended list of plain questions, which will be furnished by mail free, or at the office. A complete system of registering prevents mistake or confusion. Case books never consulted, except by the physicians of the establishment. For free consultation send for list of questions. A sixty page pamphlet of evidences of success , sent Iree also. Addreu IC. 33. Dr. i THE WIATCHLESS -- MADE E Xfc I E, AT-- 3E TV TV JL.. BEER Dox 788, New York. BILLIES ACENTS WANTED. Cose Medical I on Sense," a book that reached a circulation of over 250.000 copies; also, of Puixv Homs Talk, more recently published, which has sold to the extent of 70,000 copies ; also, of Science IS Stout, which is now being published in series. & HHGELOCIi, Sole Prcprletcrs1 THE OLD CORNER1. CORINNE MILIiS TABLKS CONTENTS work (which f all, excepting the is out of print), will be sent free on application to either Dr. Foote, or tbe Kurray Sill Futlisk-ta- g Company, whose office is 229 East 28th Street. A eats both men and women wanted to sell the foregoing works, to whom a liberal profit will oe allowed. The beginnings of small fortunes aavs been made in selling Dr. Foote's popular vork. Plain Home Talk is particularly I spied to adults, and Science in Stokt " is 4ui tho thing for the young. Send for contents hire and see for yourselves. The former answcis i multitude of questions which ladies and gentlo-me- n feel a delicacy about asking of their physicians. There is nothing in literature at all like either Df the foregoing works. Science in Stokt 4an only be had of agents or of the Publishers. is published In both the PLAIN HOMfC TAI.lv Sughvh end German Languages. Once more, first-mention- 1 . Corinno, Utah. W. L. WHEELOCK lias the Old Corner facing tbe stylo and keops the od Depot in lim-clas- s New machinery Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars. AND Fri(e Lunch every night, consisting of Oyster boup, aud the Vegetables ef the lease . ay Xsoxita Waxxtocl, ADDRESS AS ABOVE. for what you get, and get what you pay for. and Rank the highest for DuraHbtv, Perfect Work, . T.a'e of Operation. Tl.t-- vre the most ruiniiiK and Mrvtccabr, lie easiest to sell, 'ni iiu st vrv reipi rri'ictit ii wiMmglv vnid for, ui:ti aiuwtr tne f.imily am! mauciactcny. I.ibcrul tciiuu to elt-ist- T Ageitia. Adds ess Domestic Sewing' Uachfna Co., Hcw-Tor- k. flghfst llarket Price Of meat!, wiUl and tme. he full ."iO dihes Tho ioir river Mipplys him with all korts of h-'- s fi.hcsj And tho t ir La Lello France, and the hills en tho Khiii" Hive drinks to all those who at tho 01 Cornro dine;-- . at all Hours. eti-t,- Salt Lake City, cash-1- .. M-I- U THREE MEAL TICKETS FOR a huge and ment cf Patterns uh'tl ('onipu-K- ; for Lathc.-i"-, Missis, and C'hihlrfu'i Gai iuei Is of loreipn mo.t and domestic designs, ly the aceompU-lie- d Mortifies. They are the 'most perfect llitii.g. moat preclulior.de, and yet ine most simple patterns iverlntu-duoesented to the public, ami take the le.'id hei ever Artrnts iCituted. Send for i.lnstmtea Cata- Workmen. Experienced Here food is prepared for the tet of society, And handsomely terved in all styles and variety; And tbe Jovers of imported liquors and wine Say heolocks the placo in the city to dine. IVleals HALL, , FOR CIRCULARhi. Ordnor MILWAUKEE i CST'SEND TO THE BURDETT ORGAN COMPANY, ERIE,! PElfN FOOTE, Pa. Foots is tbe author of ARK . j BURDETT ORGAOS apl-t- f JLiOuis h' . 81. f a-- oit ireople5s JVla-iket-. Paid for Wheat. d. In Richards Hall, is the place for the bs't boer in the city . Call aud try jti quality. fo logue. Address, Domeslio Sewing Slaclnno Co., Ncw-Yor- k. THE BANK. i MONTGOMERY XIKG3BURT, Martin Props Ikvoti-- t to F si! i on, T.iTrnvTrrn ani Aet. A thoroughly reliable, retmed and pi m tied infomir.it in adits depaitnieuts; cnnceri leg milters of F.ishi-tr a icpnsitnrv of choice and entertaining lUciaun e. ilinat rat imm, art criticiMii,etc.. ite.. and a Journal . SDeeially nd.mtcd to the Munis of the Terms, 411.60 per year bpciiincn copies fiee. One Dollar ;iven Away to crrrv subscriber ir. the ceiehuted I)t.meUc" Paper f'afhion as premium. Cuhtatsas uaulcd eiet yichei e. Address, Moore, Proprs. 4 lUUil Bu?cfccrs Cl; Wholesale , The Best Quality of Flour Montana st., next door to Si&son, Wallace k Cos. u I I hand aad fer sale at the home-circle- Ou (Saa 1(1 Xluseejr Baak Corsaei. Domestic Fifth & Montana Streets, CORINNE. . Tli Celebrated Sausage, Dried Beef. And ever thing pertaining 'to Butcher Hhop. Honthly, Domestic 27crr-Tor- ' a first class j2 - - r Knildiag, Always on Tssp. LOWEST UABKET BATES. GEO. A. PRINCE & CO., Estate of Thomaa Hall Deceased. ORGANS AND K1EL0DE0NS having been appointed Ad THE undersigued the Eatato ol of Thomas Hall (orator oeceased, all persons having claims against said state are required to present the same to lbs The eldest, larget and mot porfect manufactory tu tho United States, undersigned at his residence. Battle Creek, Oneida county, Idaho, or to E. J. Davis, Malad. or II. W. O. Alargsry, J'sq., sttorney-at-law- f Franklin.) within ten months from the date o. the first publication of this not ce. or be forever W. C. BOBBINS, barred. Administrator of the estate of Thomas Now ifi use. Hall, deceased. No other Musical Instrument ever obtained Franklin, Oneida Co., Idaho, 1 tho same Popularity, ) January 6. 1875. emrSond for Price Lists. 5 Wines, Liquors, KOSS3IAN & COLE, TH . 4th and fith. - - CORINNE, & Cigars, FREE LUNCH, it., bet 7. W . 1 . i : 7 Drlnc On Your Crain I Painful affections of the bladder, and urinary organs, accompanied by gravelly deposits, irritation of the neck of the bladder, with difficulty of holding the urine, in stricture, in seminal weakness, and in all conditions of the parts accompanied by debility, weakness or' painful irregularities in male or female, JULimiS HYDRASTIH COLIPOIKJO 40 1 FREE LUNCH EVERT GENTS F0RXISHIX3 CC3D3 IAND HATS. Mitr ti ELTON HOUSE, Kolton, Utah. The Onlt Fiest-cis- ss Hotel in Clfl i- -- -- . AVING PERFECTED Mt ARRANGE--uu- me ts with seme of the largest houses in New York aud Boston, 1 am prepared to pay the - - i Outtcrbsuh, Alca. Tcpsnco, 1 Ccml Itcwo, ;! , Fnyrieter. , Ihe Bar belt - V P S, . I Co., Chicf-- e. j vy? C - 3 G ?5 ' 1 E Q - , . -- , it The Great . Slim Plater, Cleaner, G , . , and Poli HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR FURS ADO PELTS CO., Chicago Hie. r, , BOpl-- tf 'HiO-iCT- ; Duplicate rwlzUzzzti tv O. B. Overt A. J. CAGGIKs of the JLixi Salt Li Rcivr gllce at lor City, H ,1c: i town til. Painter Cl Paper Uanc-- r iirc r A 'V f jS Ut- V OFFICE V k i AT THE CITY HALL, OP!iWCr literal ' tnisr i rr to tit"teA!ypzrttrj- ei.c; , , PD:2 E and postpaid The Beveelt Cvdoct $75 pi week CASH to ail, gt hecne or tra valin Something entirely new. Addregs at enc "nUJl HIDES, the Place v . Qcorca - Tk ceaiest saloon in tike city. - t . rdol' I And Priows to Suit tha Times Diseases of the ftiduejs. 4 Boots and Shoeo, C EG T DAY r u 4 CLIEL, Wholesale and retail dealer in AND ; BUFFALO, if, T, LEO HARO ' Have the Moot Completely Furnished Mill In Utah, and Propose to do the beet j Work In tho Territory. 4,0 0 0 Address - ' UTAH. CHOICEST WINE, LIQUORS CIGARS ALWAYd ON HAND. - i. NOTICE TOvCREDITORS. Montana '7 i . - , FREDERICKSBUP.GER LAGER BEER i Dealers in all kinds of hauii-toni- will be found a most efficacious remedy. OWENS & CO., Prop. Price, 81 per bottle; $ per half doven. PreSisson, Wallace A Ce. are almost pared by II. KEITH k G'U.. 41 Liberty street. New Yerk. The house has boon refitted and well furja3M3m daily receiving fresh supplies to their nished. The table is suppbod with the best extensive steek ef gobdf, to he sold CC to dav at home. Term tbe market affords. Stages leave every snern--. , A tog for all priaclgal pdnb in lda ANrso C. hrtsoew 4)fiUffN - - ' - - k--. keeper than ever. m , PrtlasAbi4a MyiXT : V'-- i , - ' v IP 33. - S miry (Goods umd numerous Patients in Europe, the West Indies, tho Dominion of Canada, and in every State of the Union. NEW ADYERTISEUEMTS. . , CIISI3AI HAY OF likeaew; combings mede up etc.: at Conflicting cf lino Iho Largest aad Cheapest the Civilized World DY C13 - A nice, pleasant little scrimmage was CHROIHC DISEASE, AND RECEIVES Letters from all 2arts of Old Hair cleaned, dyed and mad HENRY The Bedrock Democrat says a petition is circulating at Baker City, Oregon, asking Congress for aid for the Portland, Dalles & Salt Lake Railroad, and is being largely signed. The people all along the line are waking up to the importance of the project, and are detei mined that the read shall be completed. The Montanian urges upon their people the importance of taking, hold of the railroad enterprises themselves and aiding tha construction of the roads into their Territory. It is to bo hoped that Government will give the slight aid that is asked. It will show a gross favoritism if they do not, after having done so much for other roads. Is the hesitation caused by the factthat the load is not a New England enterprise? It would seem as if the Government bad been run in the sole interest of New England speculators about long enough, and that the interests of the agricultural and mining population of the great West should no longer he entirely ignored. Their industries have been fostered and we have been and are constantly taxed in the shape of protective tariffs to fill their greedy purses, while our great needs are utterly neglected. Just as long s our westera people are contented te remain servants and lackeys to those fellhws, just so long we deserve no better position than that of secend fiddle to them. We hope te see the people hero and all along the line of the road take up tho matter and knock away at the doors ef Congress until we convince them that there is a West and that it means business. all foems of Tip ATS f Sisson . b. FyufE, it simply imnseasa. r. - iw j At a meeting of the trustees of the Public Library of Kentucky, Januarj 16, 1875, it was feselved that C. U. ;. Briggs, Esq., who, under Hon. Tbe&as E. Bramleite (deceased) was the real 120 Lsiimtoii Ayerae, . buine. manager of tho gift cen certs already given in aid of the Public LibNEW YORK, Cor. E. 2Sth St., rary of Kentucky, be and he ie hereby utbriz-- d to take the place of said An Independent Physician, Bramlrtte in the management of the af- The new forwarding and commission warehouse of Messrs. McCormick & Ilardriibrook is abeut completed and ready to receive freight in any quantities thnt may come. It is a most compjet, commodious and substantial structure, measuring nt the bnse 50x80 feet nnd 30 feet in hight, being entirely surrounded by a platform 15 feet wide to facilitate Wholesale and Retail Dealer lit loading and unloading, and where iho heavier and less valuable freights can with more convenience be piled up. The army of mechanics who hare been sawing and hoisting and pounding away at it for the past month now have a strucGroceries, ture second to none for the purpose intended, and all is ready for the roustaPrevision?, bouts, clerks and freighters who will seen be making things lively in and around Liquor , it. The building is composed of the best and heaviest timber; is perfectly Tobacco, nnd securely enclosed, with an excellent shingle roof, and is certainly weather and Cigars. we leara and Messrs. M. that proof; II. are taking steps to have it well insured in several of the best companies. With so complete a structure, and the means at their command, these competent gentlemen may well anticipate a season of prospeiity, many of which All kinds of Wines, Scotch Ale we predict for them. We learn from and English Porter Conthe gentlemen that thov have already stantly on hand. contracted for the handling of several lots of freight, to arrive and go out by Iho middle of March. Frem a private letter dated at Gold Hill, we Team that everybody about that AT TIIE OCCIDENTAL Eldorado present a doleful appearance, In Salt Lafco City, the ever popular and it is quite a novelty te sec a man proprietors, Auer & Murput, can alamile now stocks did it. ways be found catering to the tastes of Just received at Parmers New York tho thirsty public. When in tbe city and you wish to indulge, we recommend Stere a new lei ef seesoeable Dry Goods to aad Clothing, to bo sold lower than you their care. 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