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Show ras Bio Wagons. Phil. Klipplo Overland Shops are new engaged in turning the MAHC1I 23. out some mammoth wagons Tl'KSHAY Mta.tnna road. Phil, has a force emin- - tie ployed on the ?tylo of wagon, OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. around Virginia, Nevada- - those large UNITED STATES OFFICERS FOR UTAH: 2 ) iron axles, with a hub 14 vernor Sam!. B. Axtell, aiifornia. inch through and Id inches long, and A. Black, Utah. retary Chief Justice j. li. McKean, Xew York. Thy are holding 10,000 pound?.: A?ociate J uti e .1. S. lioreman, of and IVH. K.neron. .Michigan. adapted especially for the Montana Marshal Goorge R Maxwell, Michigan. route. I. S- Attorney William Carey. MAIL DAILY CORLVXE 0 fr 2nd Penn-ylvai.f- a. - Surveyor General Nathan Kimball. Ind. Receiver of Public Monev? V. Silvers. Land Office " illitt Pattcnger. Register U. a. AMe-o- r J. P. Taggart. Jllinoi?. U. S. Collector O. J. ilollifter, California. The S'orlune r pa-ti- al miLiGioiw xoritiis. CIirRrH Rev. A. R. Cluekrer, pas-to- r 1roacLiDg every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7 p. ni PRESBYTERIAN pa-to- at r CHURCH - Rev. S. p- - lat of Logan officiating. Services th day of each month. 4'all fordin' Sun- Freight. McCormick & Ilardon-bro- ok recti ted two or three lots for parties freight yesterday and in Montana. to-da- y Not Quite. Reports say there was almost a fracas on Saturday across tho track one of the combatants wielding a pitchfork and tho other an ax. allace & Co. have a supply of California onions, y Y fre-- b Mr. lw. II. Connor is endeavoring to be ready for nny emergency in his line when spring fairly opens. The amount of matfciial he has prepared during the winter, and now only requires the finishing polish to make it reaJy for u.e, is immense. Ice. The testimony is nearly or quite all l n this case and it will probably go to The testimony for the the jury defence i? nearly corroborative ef that introduced by the We do helit-in the pr.-- ? prejudging e not n too much on cte trie! the evidence introduced before the verdict of a- - jury. In fact , the induerd in uiiverftly by the Mormon pnects of ervirg p!cuti n when one of their number is called upon to answer for his acts can not be too severly reprt bended. We have on ly to say that the action of that jury will be looked for with anxiety and the result will indicate somewhat which oath is considered the most binding, the one in the or the one administered in to-day- car-loa- Conducted by the Spanish Government. and! under the supervision of tho Captain General of Cuba. THE3E DRAWINGS ARB NEVER POSTPONED NOR THE PRIZES REDUCED. Drawlegs every ob?erv-ance-o- EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING, with 16,-0Tickets, distributing $1 200,000 in Frizes. -For ticket?, Circulars, etc., address (box 692), 00 SALT LAKE CITY. BANKING. Railway is the H. O. HABKSES3. J. GlTUKIE. W. J. w. C- - G. LAXQ3D0XV GUTHRIE & CO., CORINNE, UTAH. Western Traveling A gent, Omai.a, Neb., or to W. II. Stknnett, General Passenger Agent, Chicago. De&lers in Gold Dust and Coin. UTAH. ('OKI!DrK X. .1. O. .D. CASS President. Cashier. W. T. FIELD MATCHLESS CORUSnSTli;. BURDETT ORGANS ARE MADE IP E: IV .A. TV TO THE BURDETT ORGAN COMPANY, ERIE. PEW FOR CIRCULARS.. JCSaySEND BILLINGS & WIIEEL0CK, Gclc Proprietors. NEWARK CORINNE Company. San Francisco Bay, Alameda Co., Cal. Title Perfect. Incorporated. MILLS Corinne, Utah. The NEWARK LAND COMPANY is now This omp&ny will prepared in March to take 3,0uU people by steamboat and railroad to their town and lands in one excursion, which will be advertised. By reference to the t'oast Survey hart it will be seen that at Potrero Point, in iront of Newark, the deep water come? all the way through the channel from the Pacific, with the n. 1. R. R. running m a direct line through Livermore Pa??, making this the connecting point between all 1 ait of tho United State? and, by deep water, lo all all part? of tho globe, and the greatest manu-tt.iring point on tho Pay of San Francisco plenty of water, good climate, exc-e- l lei t ?oil and cay communication. ihi land will be In acre? and lot?. old at auction in a?uming shape; thebeGuarantee Fund paid in. CHARLES R. PETERS, niarrlm New Machinery -A- ND- - 2 Manager DUST, "$,V BA K E R Y CASH' for Wheat. GOLD Facing B. Ii. Hep t,) COBISBE. SIGHT DRAFTS DRAWN ON LUNCHES AND OUTFITS FOR PAS3KN GERS FRESH GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS NEW 1 Prc. Hfghfst Slarket TW VOUCHERS. COIN, AND EXCHANGE. ) Workmen. Experienced ANI) BUY AND SELL L AT-- RAILROAD HOUSE GOVERNMENT RETAIL DEALER I JBLAJHtlMriEriK i his om any will commence active operation in building, etc., toon. lor 11 inlorma-tion- . circular?, map?, and ?ub?crir tion. apj ly at the office of the utnr any, Mty aliiori ia 1 ank ot lalilornia. Ftreet. ba?emcnt, opio.-it-e San ! ranep-co- . J. W. McNUtT, AXD Only ai YORK, EVERY BREAD CHICAGO, . The Best Quality ''of Flour PiEA DAY AND CAKE?. SAN FRANCISCO ob hand and for sl? at ths pure:drucs And AMO CHEMICALS sll the principal cities East and Wert T, bm? Three 'meal?, fl; Bed. 60; Eoar per week, $5.t0; Board and lodging, $7. LOWEST MARKET RATES. Collection?! will Hectare I.lqurft at tbo LswM All Ulud of PERSONAL AND Prle. ATTENTION. PROMPT sepl-t- f WINDOW VAP.NI3HE3J OILS, PAINTS, sspl-t- SALOONS. GLASS. TOILET FINE 80AF3, SPONGES, BRUSHES, IMPORTED AND PERFUMERY THE BANK. WALL GOODS. f D. LACHMAfJ, Proprietor tho Moot Completed Furnished Mill In Utah, and Propose to do tho Dost Wo Havo OSCEOLA SALOOll, Work In tho Territory. After receiving a thorough renovation, FANCY MONTGOMERY e e CORINNE OF BANK In Salt Lake City, the ever popular proprietors, Auku & Murphy, can always be found catering to the tastes of When in the city the thirsty puhlc. and you wish to indulge, we recommend you to their care. Their Tom and Jerry is simply immense. WHOLESALE CZ ct Prins cst fcis Entire Stott; of Winter Dry Goods and Clothing to cako resa fer his Ela Spring Stock Of Goods to irrire. Thirtj Days ERIE? AT THE OCCIDENTAL DRUGS, ETC. Will Sell fer -- J. II. Mountain, to Ilr 23S IrU "Sark 3SFew THE 1 the United States. ' Particular information, with mnp, time tables, etc., mv be had at any ot the Through Ticket Office? in the West, or upon personal or, written application ALL. Q MONTANA 8TKEET. oldest, and several miles the shortest, route between Omaha and Chicago. Within the past two years the road bed has been put in admirable condition, and almost the entire line has been rein id with steel rails. Exchange on all the principal cities of the United States. Tho Dpot in Chicago is centrally located, and as their trains arrive there thirty minutes in advance of all other lines, passengers can always be sure of 'Given to Collec making Eastern connections. For all Prompt Attention tlOflft. points in Northern and North-Easte- rn Iowa, you should purchase tickets via CORRESPONDENTS. Marshall, Cedar Rapids, or Clinton. Pant of California San Francisco. For points in northern Illinois or WisGeo. Opdyke & o. New York. and if are vou via consin, Fulton; going hemical National Bask New York. to Chicago, or Eat, jou should, by ali German National Bank hicago. Omaha National Bank Omaha. means, purchase your tickets by the Old M kite & McCormick Salt Lake City. Pioneer Route & North-Wester- n. You will find on ail the trains Pullman Sleepers, new and magnificent Day Coaches, and the best Smoking and Second C!ns Cars now on any road in ZLS'CS. o-n- cth It is the duty of all persons before starting on a journey to ascertain by what route they can reach their destina tion with the lea?t trouble, and if there are two or more road leading to the same point, to decide which is tho safest and pleasantest to travel. W take pleasure in stating, that the 1. 17L -- -- P C 0 ' ; FRED CORKER, Important to the Traveling Public n 3A 7 - s Irn--agin- ILOu,' REGULAR DRAWING consists of 32,r00 Tickets, with 12 Prizes, distributing 1430,-00- 0. se Mr. Coming! Coming! Coming?! Ad. Kuhn, of A. K. & B. is now in New York concluding his purchase in goods. He is visiting the markets of Boston and Philadelphia, from which he has selected the handsomest stock, as well as the largest that has ever been procured for this section. The good? are now on their way to Corinne. and will be here as soon ns Express arul fast- freightlineE can bring them. Be sure and see their new stock for the latest novelties and styles. North-Wester- B A slay. The Chicago -- on-th- 17 Court. Ciiicaga& CL?.aE m Endow-mcntTIou- .Momlily. d any-one- n. cu-to- of ice to t?al t Lake, to be Many of our citizens express an anxiety followed with many others as soon as for the pa?age of an ordinance by the f they can he packed. In tho anguaze City Council providing for an of the New Northwest, what a nice of Sabbath the by the closing House it is that we have here, and how business houses. While we are not Puritanic in our idea, yet we believe that lucky for the Salt Lakers. we express theopiriion of a large majority For a full line of everything worth of our citizens when we say that somebelonging to a fashionable eslablishmen thing of the kind is needed. A majority in Dry Good?, Clothing, and Furnishing of our business men now clo.--e their Goods, cheaper than the cheapest, go to heuse?, and certainly proprietors and A. Kuhn & Bros. employees require one day in the week Getting Ready. Corporal Short, for rest. We are not among those whs with his body guard, is getting in readi- believe that moiality and religion can be , but a decent ness far the Black Hills, The Corporal legislated into will make a determined leader, and the observance of the usages of civilizition party will take along all the necessary can be secured and we should not be behind our"Mormon neighbors in those material required from the Cariboo rethings. Those who are interested in gion for making a red hot excitement. such matters should circulate n petition Free School. Tho Corinne fiee to the Councfl that they may know the school will open for a three months term wishes of their constituents, and we on the first Monday in April. This will doubt not they will give it a favorable it the until hot of months carry through consideration. The initiative should be and when the July August, youngsters taken by the ppople and then the Counwill have another vacation and take a cil can carry out their will. That is the rest by hunting the bank-- of the Bear true Democratjc-ide- a. and the sloughs for the musical bull Gold Fields. frogs, etc. At present from the reports coming General Outfitting. Fine Teams, from the Black Hills country, the gold all kinds of Groceries, and Provisions, at fields thero serin to be wholly in the II. Leiwes. prospective, with no certainty whatever Travelers from A Fine Outfit. Henry Leiwes and of paying placer mines. John Kupfer, with two or three others, there will tell you they think theres but not one is there who will say scraped all the robes abd blankets gold, there is to a certainty paying placer together in their respective establishWe would say to all who are ments, and throwing them in a carry all mini. is followed by themselves sailed out yes- anxious to go gold hunting, that there a country embracing Northeastern Utah, terday afternoon, for the coal bonanzas a few miles west. From the appearance Eastern Idaho, Southeastern Montana, which is far of the outfit it would be supposed they and Western Wyoming, for gold fields and for otln.r were about to trip it to British America. superior is section vast Ihis minerals. In Town. S. J. Jonasson, Eq., of drained by the Bear, Snake, Green, the Utah Scandinav, Salt Lake, was Big Horn and Y'ellowstone It is a well known Bear taking a look over the Burg our some of to day, and favored tho Mail with his among that late Inst fall placer presence a short time. S. AY . Darke, of the Salt Lake Herald, mines were found between the head of gave us a passing call this morning Snako and Green Rivers, which proswhile on his rounds among the business pected nuch better than any reported menof Corinne. He will gs hence to from the Black Hills; and there are no Brigham, and perhaps give our neigh- Indians to treat with, or Government bors of Kelton a call. troops to contend with; the way is open and free for all who wish to prospect. The train on the narrow These reports are perfectly reliable; Delayed. which on left gauge Saturday was de- have been thoroughly talked over layed by enow drifts, and failed to reach among the miners this winter, and more Franklin urtil 3 oclock yesterday morn-i- n than a few will leave for the quarter We never thought of it before, indicated as soon as fair weather breaks g- hut now we see what a fine thing it is to the enow barriers. Wby should any have the snow plows the Junction speaks one wish to go to the Bad Lands, of assist in clearing off the track. when there are much better nearer the trouble and vexation the people home. up there would have been laboring under if the road had not been ch ared on Judicial Assignment By request of a number of attorneys, and in order this one trip by the powerful plow. that the March term of the District Information ia wanted of Joseph Court might not lapse, Hon. Philip H. .Miller or Joseph Graf; born in Baden, Emerson, Judge of the First District to thi Germany; served in the O. V. L;came Court, was yesterday assigned will have to to Weber county, Utah, about ten years District. A to be made again by Monday next, ago. Address this office, or bis step- enable Judge JBmersen to .transact busibrother, Leonhard Graf, 25th ward, ness in hi own or former district, on that day. Tribune. Cincinnati, O. a IV&Hi L0ITCQY 07 tlJDfl. . prn-ecutio- ftuodny I.air. niram House yesterday shipped - v The Overland for April fully sustains Calthe reputation of that magazine. is an ifornian Indian Characteristics interesting paper and is calculated to furnish information relative to the peculiarities of that people. Our Village School is true to nature and the picture will be recognized by many who received their initiation into the mysteries of Six learning in those institutions. Months in 49 is written by an old pioneer, ur.d is calculated to remove the many error.eofis ideas prevailing relative to the state of affairs at that time. Thorpe, Cavalier, is concluded in this The Pioneers of the Pacific, number. by Joaquin Miller, will be appreciated How we by tlte admirers of that poet. did it on Scotts Bar is a picture of early life in California. Falconry in America will be interesting to sportsmen. CORINNE AND VICINITY. Sisson, cs , Preaching every Surdav bath school at p. m. a. m. and 7 m. CHAPEL OK THE 0001) SAMARITAN ( Proto-tan- t Rev V. m. H. Story Episcopal 11 .'L-- j lift. The sound of the machinery of the Mills is welcome music and our citizens are once more happy in the certainty of having the best flour manufactured in the Territory. The proprietors have a large amount in store, but as they intend pushing work right along they will soon have things cleared out. The farmers and dealers from Cache Vatley and vicinity can now bring along their grain and find a ready market for it. Many orders are waiting to be filled ftorn who h?d an opportunity to test the quality f the article manufactured here. The ditch is now cleared of ice and filled with water and no more stop The page can occur in the work. proprietor? are busy and Mr. Spencer, the master mechanic, is happy. Send on your orders for flour, gentlemen, and Curinne will supply you with the'best article of Utah manufacture that has ever been in the market. BOX ELDER COUNTY OFFICERS: Prohate Judge Samuel Smith. . Sheriff John Burt. Attornev J. C AV right. Prosecuting A?e-f?oand Colic 'tor J. Rosenbaum. ( ourtv Clerk J. C. 'Fright. School Sat ei irteiident -- M r. JoeUon. County Recorder J. C. Mrirbt. CORIXXK CITY OFFICERS: Mayor R. P. Johnson. Councilinen S. j.. 'I ibhnt?, T.. K'iol. J. T. I'emer Henry I.iewe?. J. I', Iarkinon. Ed. F. Ferris, W. C. KJif.ple, Johnson, J. AT. Guthrie. Recorder F. C. Jacob?. j Treasurer Lambert Eiel. Justices of the Peace E. C. Jacobs, T. J. Black. Mar-'hD. P. R an. S. L. Tibba!?, II. IIouso St hod Tru-teo- ? and A. Hardenbrroo'v. M. K. 11 exu fjrrmTcniaTa. The nielxs Case. k KINGSBURY, Props. PAPER, STATIONERY, PICTURE On the In Now Open. Drlnc On Your Grain! oll Unsaejr Bank Corner. FRVME3. POCKET CUTLERY, Fifth Cl Montana Otrooto Etj. 1 Diseases of the Kiiilitejs CORINNE. JUIILUIS ilYDRASTIU COUPOUtlD will be found a most efficacious remedy. per bal,dojn Oo., B. Pricj k ' aJ6-244 Liberty street. New York. EVERY PERaoN Man, woman, boy or girl should send t or one of the Excelsior Stationery Packets, on taming note paper, envelop s, Pn holder pens, blank book, blotter; photographs pencil, of IDU beautiful ladies, tooth picks, pertume of lasachet, Chinese puzzle, and a fine piece Frw dies or gents jewelry. Try a package. paid, 30 cts., or aforYL. and Cigars. Tap. $5 mu G Bccto and The Qilliud Department ,? - ELi io Ghoee rises u0 reUsft witta tfiiz cstehllzh Ibm meal is First Clan LI Wholesale and retail dealer ' A I way a oa Proprietor- f LCOriAGD Liquors, HATS. las every respect. m tt Qeorco Cuttorbaugh, Alex. Toponee, Cam tlcvyo, delfi Tlie Celebrated Painful affections of the bladder, and urinary, organ?, accompanied by gravelly depo?its Irritation of the neck of tho bladder, with difficulty of holding tho urine, in stricture, in seminal weakness, and in all conditions of the FREDERICKSBURGER LAGER DEER part?, accompanied by debility, weakness! or painful irregularities in male or female, per bottle; STOCKED WITH THE Best Wines, CORINNE, UTAH. 1 1 HE DAD ID to vzy C: Ulnra, Liquors, 6 Cigars, .zrasnsm x,xnwpEx, ;r V M And Pideosto Smit the Ttmee THE CE0T DEER, ALE AND POSTER ; ALVYD.Cri TAP , r . , niGIIOT ' V- - w- - .IV w CU, FR aifcdcT fund-- iwe PjJfs , champaign cocktails a specialty - MARKET PRICE , , 4 1 V 'to' M ;4 ' 4. ,, j r ' |