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Show CORINNE j MAIL DAILY ; ", 'fjg Fabliahee ev.ry evening (except Sundaj) by COOK i : i s O X. JOHN & ! ' atU-do, TERM a sailor yaar, by s exprosa.. cm 1 cmc, fJ i 'Pfn CORIWE, UTAH. FRIDAY. OAQCII 5. 1075. YOL. 2. nt-Ln- w OGDEN, UTAH. ta collodion. Ipaaial attention jiren f xepi-t- Manufacturer of and dealers in JOHNSON, At toiay-atLa- w , Builders ami California fumed H ors, Scroll Sawing, Oils, Window Gla. etc. paint and Color. on iinoof C. P. and C. 1. lb R. .il orderattended to. Terms cah. promptly e All operation pertaining to dentistry performed jn tho inot Skillful manner, atroaou-mbl- e prices khok With lr. Graham, Corinno, Ltah. !! ' Ceraer Fifth TRANSIENT AND HOME CUSTOM. Stable. M. IE BEARDSLEY. Hep7-t- f A. L. ICIDDER, Deliver Feed and Sale Stable. SALE. HAT AND GRAIN FOR on AkgrBest CORINNE LODGE NO. MeCSE. SIGN 5, A F & A M. nr.HULAi; communication's hold at Masonic Hall, Shoit's biild-- r tho tirt and third ing, Montana of eu'-- month. Soiourning brethMordav ren in good standing sue cordially invited to G. Cl Li)BUK(, 1 . M. attend. sepl7-t- f J. . MrXtrrr, Secretary. ORNAMENTAL AND UTAH. A ii. hHLFui:ui. ia. - FCplS-t- f COIUXNE. seltf h PAINTER. I. o. O. LA7.IER AND PAPER IIANCJER. s9 (i U A It A N T k "I 8ATIS-FACTIO- N . J. A. Ma-oni- Jorrvso. Secretary. ser'12-t- f O. D. RICHMOND & CO. SHjP ST. LOUIS BARBE. AKD KK1AXX. DKAL.FKS AND IS BATH ROOMS, Gfiioral lerchamliso. st., and jjnctL, bet. Montana tVluuo. tUli. Sl.OOSD-- H. W. P. .SPENCER, PROPRI ETOR. t rfuRKd i:iu H VND CRIirTIuN Baths. Monlaun St.. llio Union UTAH. Bakery "WINES, CUNSMITHS, -- on AMMUNITION. YNTED IN SATISFACTION WARTt Gun. M atehe. Clocks an J.welry. Seeking a specialty. UE-pairi- eat - - LIQUORS, SAUSAGE, CRACKERS, CHEESE. nlO- - GEORGE IIANF, Proprietor. UTAH. UTAH cpl-t- f OVERLAND SHOPS, IXJIeat jNXarket. PHIL. KLIPPLE, Prop., Ceneral Blacksmith! ng. Wagon Making and. Shoeing. Carriage RoeairinzPaintlng and Trimming YVagan, HagTies and Sleighs made to order NORTH FRONT STUCK f. octl-Vt- JNUK lic. Ieltjs uud Wool, CORINNE, UTAH. At Henry Lciwes Store, Montana St CiSH PAID FOR EVERYTHING. Sa jan9. lot. I)u plicate receipt iued by (). B. Overton of the hand Office at Salt Lake Jieceiyer City, Utah territory, to U D- Ityan.tor cIVLOO in jfftymeut lor the NE uuarter see 7, town 9 north ut range 2 wet, and numbered led. It the intention of the subscriber to apply to jhave reiunded tho purchase money. The under will lo suitably rewarded by leaving tl Mid receipt with the subscriber D. D. KYAK, CtriM, Dee. I, IDYL iw. - pub- Summons. In tho Justices Court of MtlUaY, de- LEVI SANDERS. TJtsili. i Dealer m IXiclow, I am thankful for the patronage of the no IQ (Opposite R. R. Depot,) Uoriune Coh raid for all kind of hide. Meats livered any place free of charge. Precinct, in Elder, territory ot Utah. thecountyof E. 0. Jacobs, J. 1. Allen Harden 'rook and John Lardon, partners, doing bu.i-no- s under the tirm name and style of liardenbrook Landon, plain tills, against M l 111 am llammond, defendant. The peoplo of tho Territory of Utah send greeting to W illiam llammond, defendant Tou are hereby summoned to appear before me at my oihce in Corinne city, in tho county of Box Elder, on tho -- Ah day of January, A. lL le7, at in o'clock a- - m , in an action brought auainct jou by said plaintifls, to answer the complaint of the above named plaintiffs. baid a.t.on isx brought to recover one oi-hundred and thirty-si70) dollars and due for feeding houses seventy cent, balance ltM-i- , to ugu?t 27 tp, 1 7.4, or from July betaken will, against yu .lor Hie judgment said amount, together with cpstt el this suit f you iail to appear and answer. Ttf the Sheriff or any Constable of ai4 county, greeting: MpM legsd service and due return berroi, . Given undecmy hand this 12th day ot December, A. D. 1S74. ' E. C. JACOBS, A'Jtzatiee ef the Teace of laid 1rocine Box ti - dit M&lud hotel. ETnoroLiinn j r.Tontnno . Ctrcst, Wholesale and Betail Dealer in c GrooerieH, - COHINNE, UTn. - a Produce nn(l Prov iesio n as. M. E. CAMPBELL, Montana Gtroot,tCorinno, flKST-CLAS- Proprietor. TABU AND S Bill SF2113 (BetSreea Seeoodraod Third streets.) BoardJ ALL KINDS OF FANCY AND FAMILY J, OUTFITTING GOODS, COUNTRY PRODUCE STANTLY ON GRO-CEIil- PAID CASH FOR per tay. Y1) reo Bu to and from tho Cars. gage Transferred with Careaad without Charge. IX AND. PRODUCE Bag- The attention of the traveling oablio Is spo-- c ally nvitod to this House, as it ha lately changed hand and i now in charge of one ot the most popular aud experienced betel men in Utah. Rutter anil 4&-Orde- rs t eudtdie. a Npeelaltjr Stages for all part of Montana and Idaho leave the Metropolitan daily atti:30a.m. or telegraph promptly A Billiard Saloon in connection with the House, E era) UtMle by mail aeltf 6ereral thousand shingles rouga lumber n hand. and a lot of CENTRAL HOTEL, stpl-- t Louiss Demers, (If oa lass a n n Siegs J - - CORINNE - UTAH. WHOLESALE AKD RETAIL DKALBJt IV J. MONTGOMERY, Propr. d it y. - GROCERIES, TIIK ONLY PROVISIONS, Etc. A TERMS i, i i THREE DOLLARS PBR DAY. NEW BRICK BUILDING, LARGE, PLEASANT AND WELL FUtiNIdHED BOOHS, GOOD SPRING- - BEDS large assortment of IN ALL THE SLEEP- ING NATIVE AND FOREIGN FRUITS AND FAMILY SUPPLIES OF ALL DESCRIP- ROOMS. The Table will bo at all times supplied with the best, and the comfort of guests attended to. TIONS. Orders from Neighboring Towns Promptly Filled. TAttESI TO AND FROM HELENA, DEER Lodge, Fort Mentou, Boseman, Virginia, and all poiuta iu Montana, leave every morning at 7 :00, aud arrfoe every evening. J i FREE COACH TO AIJ0 FROM CARS. aepl-l- - frORINNE, UTAH. KKLTON II 0 f WESTER SAltf HOTEL. E, II f st. e?roarrg mai Holton, Utah. TH3 CORINNE, - . HOTEL FIRST-CLAS- S IN TIIK CITY. jn er i i CON- COUNTRY and (Lodging; ISaito Ot.it E nt Tilton-Beech- lwavs on hand, tho bxt beef, veal, mutton and jurk; tke he-- t corned menu, and the bo-- t of all kinds. o Ksrns. AK3 FRSYlgKSS. W. GUTHRIE, rosT-tjrrio- a, UTAH, t Thk Oxly Jit Free Lunch. ng of Rank of Corinne. CORINNE ed. PIES, hand a largo assortment of 0n door Re-open- UREAD, DoVOL & JOHNSON, AND otlive. stpl-t- f Air. Spencer, settf PI3TOL3 I' door west of CORINNE Hair Preying and Rath department under tho superintendence ol Hare conantW 2il 91 Hi SUPERIOR TOILET GOODS. AND 37 -- BiL onit elegantly furnished. JEWELERS GOODS OF EVERY DES BOUGHT AND bOLD. GROCERIES y to-da- PORI NNH LODGE, No. 4, meet 1'itdav night at s oclock, in V' every j?.' c Hall, .Montana street, Corinne. I tali, (aid hollows in good standing aro cordially invited to attend. S. i,. TI DUALS, N. G. Fieat gt., Lear Fifth, Corinne, UUli. AND to-da- part-reache- IT1. .? UNIXS, IX ALL STYLE telegraphic Pre-id-n- t. aud Oijjars. Liquors hand.'&a Brands always FURCUSON A BRO., St-- , . Wholesale and Retail Rosier in TERRACE HMS, Lie. . 3T Prompt attention pall to orders by mail. Work ready when premised. NO. 5. apprehensions are felt at to the effects of the sudden thaw, which is liable to occur now at any time, and the City Engineer is trying to devise means to clear Mail. the to the river of ice by cutting it before Dispatches Special warmer weather. The merchants in the vicinity of the river are clearing baseEASTERN. ment!! and preparing for the flood, which eem inevitable, whenever the break up Organizing tho New SenateWm hint, ton. March 5. Tin crwd comes. At present bovever the weather was larger is more moderate, but titill'cold. in the Senate G Bleries than at any time since tho inaisuiation, and the floor wa also filled. Great Change in thel Situation. the to New was manifested York, March 5 Specials are anxiety location of the swats of Andrew Johnson filled with speculation as to the affect of the continued illness oi Jeffrey, a juror and prominent new Senators. on the in tho Beecher cate, and who it is feared Johnson was aigned a seat outer row of the Democratic side, that will noi be able to resume his place at formerly occupied by Bogy, who now present, if at all. It is 6tated that both has the eat formerly occupied by sides decline to proceed with eleven seat jurors, but the reason for the statement a has Dawes Alcorn. which Chandler occupied. Upon the don't clearly appear. . One corresponde.ks of Johnson and Dawes wereTargc dent gives the ru:or that if the trial Burnside was welcomed by goes on Beecher will at tho close address boquets. tho clapping of hands in tho galleries. the jury in his own behalf. Wilson called the Senate Vice to order at 12 oclock and after reading Mexicans on the War Path; oath the tiie of President, New Orleans, March 5. A Brownsproclamation was administrated to tho new Senators. ville special says a dispatch from As Johnson ad vanned to the clerks Sheriff Lee, of Hidalgo county, to desk to take the oath there was great Judge states that Dougherty forty appluusd in the galleries which was firmed men crossed the river from soon cheeked by the Vice Mexico near Rhodes rancho, twenty on of motion At 12:20, Frelinghuysoti, miles below Edit! burg," and eighteen the sepate took a recess til! 1. armed men crossed at Irintalas, about Edof business, Upon resumption eighteen miles above Edinburg, and munds and Stevenson,, tho committee to reported they were going to tho prairies. wait upon the 'President, reported that There is great excitementa.l along the he would communicate with the Senate lower river, reports from all points of on Monday next, till which time the armed Mexicans gathering on their eido Senate-theadjourned. Gen. Potter says he has not river. troop enough to patrol all of the river. From the Black KHI. Many believe Brownsvillo is menaced. Cheyenne, March, 4. Two members of tiie Sioux City, Blach Ilili FOREIGN. Fort Lnramie Their Oxford and Cambridgetransportation was a small vied diawn London, Murch, 5. The Oxford and by one ox, and they had been two day without food. They report that they left Cambridge crews, to contest in the apSioux City, October 27th, arid reached proaching boat race, will take up their a point in the hills six miles from Har- quarters on tho Thames next mooday. on tW race is even. neys Peak on Christmas. They at Belting once put up huts, and built a largo Wreck and Loss of Lif- stockndo. Two members of tho expedi tiun had returned to Sioux City and one Boston, March 5 The Italian bark died. They report iinding gold, but say Giovanni was wrecked off Cape Cod, and all on board, except the steuwaitl, the wether is too cold to do much prosfifteen persons perished. pecting. The distance from Cheyenne to the hills is 180 miles over g7od travelled Thought He Had Em. roads to Red Cloud agency, which is A day or two since a young fellow, forty nliles from the diggings. The Government will not allow miners to somewhat vagrant in appearance, called enter the hills. upon one of our leading citizens for a of work of some kind. He said he did.nt care much what tfie job might be, Failure of the Force Bill. so long as it brought him the price of The citizsn told the fellow "Washington, March 4. The House a breakfast. hud no work htrnelf that he be that jplection oa the force bill va read the wanted dene, but he thought he could 4irt and second time in the Senate; be- get him a job at wood sawing As the yond this thp Senate took no action. It two started to look fur the job, the young man said: therefore failed. Now, look here, if you have got a half dollar to give me you esm save yourself the trouble of going to look for tho Effect of the Combination- Now York, March 5. The Union job. Then, too, - I will be sure of getting breakfast.Pacific and Central Pacific railroads and my How long have you been in town? Pacific Mail Nteaniship Company comasked the citizen. Ju.--t arrived this morning, bination has resulted in the prompt adpromptly the fellow. answered vance in rates of throuffh- freight from I think you are telling me what is not fifty to one hundred per cent. I am pretty cerso, said the citizen. hero saw tain that I you yesterday. landed hare this morning, New Move. d the fallow. New York, March 5. A bill has pcrsi-teWell, said the citizen, I will tell been introduced in the Legislature you what I will do with you. If you which the author. Assemblyman Petty, will go with rue to a ceitain saloon and the barkeeper says he did nut see you thinks will remove nil bars against huswill give you half a band and wife testifying where either there yesterday I dollar party is under indictment, examination All right, said the chap; Ill go. or trial. Petty says that after a patient Off started the citizen to the sAioon, following at his heels. reading of all the statements and testi- his customerreadied the saloon tho citiWhen they mony thus far given in the zen entered, and marching straight up case, he is satisfied the whole t the bar said, jerking his thumb over truth cannot be known until Mrs. Til- hi. shoulder: Did you see this young man in hero ton is allowed to testify; hence bis yesterday afternoon? action. What young man? asked the barShip Violetta Ice Bound and keeper. Why thj young fellow standing beMany Lives Lost. hind me? said the citizen, again jerking New York, March 5. A dispatch hid thumb over his shoulder. Ill tell you said the barkeeper, lowfrom St. Johns, N. F., savs on Tuesday, ering his voice and speaking in a confiMarch 2nd, the ship Violetta, from dential manner. You will hare to let France to. San Pierre, laden with salt up a little on yeur gin. The fact but that know and sugar, was abandoned in ice in St. may be you do not it, you too a of icetle it been heavy have Ma ys Bay. going The captuin and crew late. were saved. People from shore went t Heavy be blowed, cried the citizen. save the ship, but a northwest gaio seat What has that got to dc with what I tered the ice and twenty of them were asked about this boy? With that he loat. Twenty-twothers are still miss- turned about and saw that there was no boy with- him. Seeing where the eiliaen ing. was taking hirn to, and knowing that if he went iqto the saloon he would be Ice in tho Chicago Harber, caught in a ii, the young follow while the piizen Chicago. March fH Qneofthe results marched right had .belted ahead, thinking his man of the unprecedented severty of tho pat at his his heel. Tne winter hn' twn to freeze the water in was still following to learn that there wa so glad Lake Michigan im this vicinity to an" barkeeper one stage of the at a been had boy really extent never before known. As nearly proceedings, that he ait once set out the bottle.-Yirgifatwrite as can ha ascertained the lake is from' citizen as much' as twenty miles frortthe wet Enterprise. share, nnd a party yesterday walked to Thic cattle king of Texas i said to bo the crib of the water works, two miW Mr. Samuel W. Allen. He has a ranch' and a half ft a now, over the ice. The miles in length by fur$y in w dth, harbor is piled full of ioe, and tho river eighty between the Nevada and Colorado river?, is frozen to an unusual dcptbl Grest it Texas, and ha 226,000 cattle. Prc-ide- . sepltf North Front UTAH. accommodations for First-ela- s and Fiont feta., UTAH- . . - Ct&INKB - - OGDEN JUNCTION fo;l8-t- f very nut! n (Formerly the Junction House) DENTIST. 1.1 til-oi- Ilard-vv.n- e. BEARDSLEY HOUSE, R. STOVER, HARDENBROOK Blinds, I. umber. 11 sili &. LANDON-lo- and Sash Daois, UTAH. W. Terrace. wiLLIAMS &, CO., i;taii. rinn Kelton. Corinne. WILLIAM HYNDMAN, , At torney P. ADVERTISEMENTS. OGDEN B U SI NE S S C A RDS . Ladles t ' V Delivered by carrier at Zi centa per week. Bat, M ! 1 a Month EL. x Clrcstsr. 3 00 ootliS J , Letlar CmkM 5 lix i :C7rXvX!rx at First-clas- OWENS Tho IIotki. in tiik Plack s & MRS. NICKUM & SOX - - PROPIUBTORS CO., Props. houe ha been refitted and well fur-nDhe- having leasod the above THE Proprietors known House will bo pleated to re- d- Tiie table i supplied with the best the market afford.. Stages eave every morning tor all principal point in Idaho. ceive the patronage ef the public. - sepl7-t- f l)istasFN of the Kiduej s. The Table alwaysttupplied YYIth-hMeat the ZlArkea ACenhi Painful affections of the bladder, and urir.ary organs, accompanied by gravelly deposit, irritation of the neck of the bladder, with difficulty of holding tho urino, in tincture, in seminal weakne, and in all conditions of tho parts accompanied by debility, weakness or painful irregularities in male or female. Board and Lodging per week Board without Lodging Meal Lsmiis S8t9 7 ekOe4 THE ENT FR EE THE BOOMS RE NEATLY . $1 . ra w ek.a T will be found a most efficacious remedy. Price, SI per bottle'; $ per half doien. Pre B. KEITH A CO.-poxui by 44 Liberty street, New York. a'iiHim S e TERMS: JJLIttriS HYDROTIN C0MPGUN3 , l AMD FURNISHED. , r' , FINEST. BRANDS OF CI6ARS U3r always ' on hand, STAGES for' Montana and Idaho, leaves thf ' WsaTKBg IIotu. every morsiry atbiO. xa Thk Beverly Bcixskt $75 per week CASH to all, at home or traveling. Something entirely new. Address at onco Tmk lh'hRLT Co., Chicago. and postpaid i ,t t Ia o - nia ( -- PJ E R B G E i t y Ocrlict. City nl , I; ei.Hi I The Great Silver Plater, Cleaner, and Polish i er- - Indispensable to eroir family. A fortune parehasedthe above well knows tor agents. Sells at sight Sample Free, opd tor it- A dross at ease, KEN HALT. Jc Meat Marat of D. J. Deyfrea,-- will take. Cut, Chicogsrilis. v to the pah- pleasure in seyflni the LXxU v f t , . EVERY PERooN lie. Price as law ra, can be tad ia aay nxrkii Mgq, wbttutn, boy or girl should ie2dci Cnre Excelsiorone of the oy Stationery Packet, FIXk r detaining note paper, envelop s, pen holder MaretBa Ce worcer ;7 ' . pencil, pens, blank book, blotter, photographs ' ' v! ; i 'tV or too beautiful indies, tautis gtelh, per mine streets. v' ;.i i w tt ; t sachet, Chinese puAxle, and iLfiae pieoe of t, cents jewelry, dry a package. 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