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Show ' a MAIL. DAILY CORIME AUOFHT SO. MONDAY, Tb following are authorized agents of the Corixxk Daily Mail. We will not be re spondblo for money paid to any person whose name does not Appear in this list. 7 S..H Lake City J. Feed Corkier. A . W. Brows Ogden, K el ton, Utah... J. YV. Wilsov. Terrace. Utah S. II. Catp. Fran'-- lin. Idaho M. Golpmav. Malad; Idaho,. ................. . 17. II. Davis. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. UNITED 8TATES OFFICERS FOR UTAH: Geo. W. Erg erv. Torn-s?c- e. jovernor e rotary (leiri A. Black. Utah. Chief Justice David f. Lowe, Kana. a. Associate Jntie T. S. Boreman. of and P. II. Emerson. iohivan. Marshal George R Maxwell, Michigan. IT. $. Attorney -- William Carev. Nathan Kim hall, Ind. Receiver of 'uMie Moneys V. Silvers. Re.nter Land Office IT. S. J. P. Taggart, Illinois. U. S. Coll e tor 0. J. Hollister, California. Ienn-srtvanl- Aeor BOX ELDER COUNTY OFFICERS: Prolate Judge Samuel Smith. Sheriff John Hurt. - Prosecuting ttornev J. C AVright. and Colie tor M. D. Koenbajm. ' Counts Clerk J. C. Wright. Aeor S h'lol Joelson. Superintendent J. C. Wright. County ' CORINNE CITY OFFICERS: Johnson. MavorE-P- . Councilman 3. L. Tihbal?, L. Eiel, J. T. J. T. ParOin9on. Loui nemor Henry C. W. F. Ed. Phil. Ferris, Klinulo, Farmer, Johnon. J. W. Guthrie. Recorder F. C- - Jacob. Treaurer T.amhert Eliel. of the Pca.o E. C. Jacobs, T. J. Re-ord- er TAe-ve- . Jn-ttc- e? Bla-- k. Marshal D. D. Itvan. S. L. Tibhals. II. House School Trustee wnd A. IIardenlrook. RELiniorN NOTICES. Rev. A. R. Cl 'Vner, pastor Prea-hin- g every Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Sabbath S hnol at 10:T0 a in. RESRYTERIAN CHURCH -- Rev. S. r -- Prea hHrg everv Sunday pa-at 11 a m. and 7 p. m. Sabbath school at 2Vj P- - m. CII TEL OP THE GOOD SAMARITAN Wm. H. Story Ei.-opa- D Rev (Trotetant : or f.O an o Ticiating. day of each month. M. E. CHfTRH t 1:1 COR1NNE AND VICINITY. y started Mks. "W ilttelm private school at her residence. to-da- Levi Sanders inrant son, aged two weeks, died early this morning. TIED. Sadden Death ef A dispatch received from D-- r Lodge thi morning states that the bloodd stallion Woburn died at Pembertons stables, near that town,lat night, after Woburn a sickness of one hour. was the property of M r. O. J. Salisbury , who purchased the horse lat spring of Goldsmith, who reared and originally the trotting turf, owned the queen-- of The animal was Goldsmith Maid. M inmonth, brought to Montana early been trainand had for several weeks take to race ing for the 1,500 stallionof the Terriplace under th auspices the annual extorial Fair Association at hibition next month. Mr. Salisbury He paid 10,000. valued Woburn at offered was and the animal 6.500, after dav few a horse by for the $y,000 to keep anxiou-l- y who sought parties Woburn for stud purposes in the States. The death of this superb stallion will he felt as a serious loe to the stock interests of Montana. Helena Herald. Woburn it will be remembered was brought hero and remained several weeks la.--t spring before going north. H was purchased in Orango county. New York, and was sired by Rysdecks Hamiltonian. The gentleman from whom Mr. Salisbury purchased him owned another of the same stock, and he died also a few weeks ago, and it is said he was on hi way to Montana prepared to off-- Mr. Salisbury a bonus of 2500 over the purchase money paid Woburn again. for him to secure Woburn was beyond doubt the finest horse ever brought west of the Missouri river. fr .1 SU0GSS. SPECIAL NOTICES. Woburn. Habile Important to ttieof Traveling all before the persons duty is It City Brewery and f.1a!t to ascertain by starting on a journey can reach their de-ti- n what route they tion with the leat trouble, and if there are two or more road leading to the same point, to decide which it the safest and pleaantest to travel. We take pleasurS in stating, that the Ucuse str ,, mean depots. x. j. OttBomx. w. o. roxseox. - - jtwi i . rarntaeox. . AC3 PZZXIXZZZ. i j. yj. cutkirbe; '11. t - I ' Propr. - HI - ' i J u f Pro Vi?-con- co: Montano Otroot, Corlnno, w. c. jDHW-- a; . t - i COUNTRY PRODUCE I0t CASH PAID Always on hand. Also FULL STOCK 09Grdsr ALWAYS ON HAND ' Sale For After receiving a thorough renovation, on by mol) or telegraph I . nd war-whoop- rriiu 1 in PARTNERSHIP oKM ple k ibbas the Limber b iines is d'olve! bv m j- t ial co'ient. h i Kli l enl ejting all accounts aud all do na d KLIBPLE & TIBBALS. August 2lth, 17 . In every respeot. a tbev are made of the very best material. . r , IS , i J If Dry Goods and Clothing a. THE BAR IS ST0CXED WITH THE J We would also call attention to our style o t Best Wines, it ordained by the Mayor and Council of t orinne Citv: Section 1. That It shall he unlawful to keep, stacK, or tore h i v or ?ti a v within the lollo de?crihed limit? of orinne dtv, unle??the in well enured barns same shall be or warehouse?, vii: All that 'art o Oorinno i itv bo aided on the north bv So 'th i root street: on the ea?t bv So ond street; on the so u h by Mexico streot, and oh the west by Ninth street. See. 2. That jt hall bo tho d itv of the City Mar-ht a re-- t anyone violat'ng sect' on 1 o th'? Ord nance and to take him fortu.ith before a City J u?tice. See 3. I the Justine upon a summary exI find the nartv so aireatd amination g i i tv . ho shall e "uni hed bv tine orn.t less than live(i ollar? or m re than ti tv 0) dollar, at tho di?cret -on oi'the Ju tieo: and in all such ? it hall be t le d tv of th ) J.ls tice to inel ide in hi? md uncut an order or tho i: timed ate re no.al o tho nay or ?fra v i on which tho a tion arose bojond tho above Re Spring Liquors, ng . Of A GOOD SUPPLY t , ? A large assortment of f and Cigars. . -- Wagon o . . pRovisiona. etc. . NATIVE AND FOREIGN FRUIT AND FAMILY SUPPLIES OF ALL DESCRIP- x a hundred More than thousand is received of at , pound? freight per day in for Montana. Utah, Corinne, points Tim Henderson passed the Sabbath The fai'ure of boats to get up the MisThe Billiard Department with us and departed for Franklin this souri cause? it. Lara.nie Sun. Always on hand. hn-t Correct that eentence, Mr. Sun. morning. Vu connection wlti this establishto get up the river failure boats of The ment is First Class tax Sam Tihbals left for Malad City by ha? to do with it That is the All orders will receive our personal attention. nothing t . narrow-gau- ge . , every respect. today, carrying with him average of freights received hero during a linen duster. & co. eight months of the year, and for five c, ' do?eribed limits. know has been as We it much. Miko Conway, our popular Western year Hark! from the tomb a dolehtl sound! Soe. 4. lncao the order of tho Justice is THE BEST BEER, ALE AND PORTER The (?ho?t? of frouhtors m .rdered; within thr o da '? a tor Union manager, is again called to Salt boats are failing nowto get up the not compliedthowith Who di d ro a va on breaking down, co rt. tho Marshal hali reof ALWAYS ON TAP. river, and when their freight is reship judxmenr Lake for temporary duty. others manufactured. move aid hac or tin v o it?ida of said above By o ped abound this way we will let you described limits at the expen-- o of the owner thereof. a specialty Mr. A. H. Wilbur arrived from K1-t- on know the amount then, if it shall make Sou 5. Thi? Ordinance hall bo in force champaign cocktails from and a 'tor its publication. x. K ivAntv ro. Yiagoi Depet of Geo. A. Lowe, lat evening. He fakes charge of an item worth noting. Approved August 2, 1&7. the Western Union office temporarily on TJ tulx. E. P. JOHNSON, Mayor. Groceries, provisions and liquors of the 1st prox. Attost: E. C. Jacobs, Recorder. the finest quality, in quantities to suit The Indian excitement is over, purchasers, and at price? that will asAND ICE! ICE! ICE! and the only excitement of the day tonish the natives, can be purchased at is now How cheap A. Kuhn & Brd., Henry Leiwes, on Montana street. r sell their Dry Good?, Clothing, etc. Fifteen hundred ton? of the heat pure Spring For ttale-E- The house occupied by ico lor sale, bv tho ton or car load, IS ats the Owyhae Avalanche: A force at moderate rates. on Apply Conway. premises. of men commenced putting up tho telemy25 HIRV'f IftMJSE, r0rnne graph wire Boisewards thi9 morning and Rosenbaum, our County tax Colwill complete it to Boonvtlle tonight A full stock, all size. of the celebrated lector, is in town to day. What are we '(25lh) paying taxes for? We have no road Nfhu tier Cl Wagan The reaon the girls of Ogden seldom fit to travel on to visit our county peat, Corner of Fourth and Front Streets, wear veils i? because they do not wish Brigham City. We have no bridge lwav?on hand, warranted in every respect and a larauteod the best wagon mode. Also a to hide their beauty. Freeman. that is safe to cros the Bear River. full supply of And the reason they wear long dresse? Box Elder county collects yearly over RE-OPENE- D. THRESHING MA is because they do wish to hide their Cocked Hat, and JH I Among the REAPE 8, MOWERS, thousand dollars taxes. Where ' GRaIN twenty SULKY RAKE8, OfeINK, feet. Ltramie dun.' i ungodly big does the money go? Is it buried in the DRILLS, WOWd, GANG Into or distributed Church PLOWS, the vaults ' Tailors, A teamter encamped across tho F. P.WINSCHELL, Proprietor. And allkjind.? of the bet and latest improve track while at supper at one of our dians? hotels last evening, had his outfit ranA sacked- and his blankets and several Beer YThiVev, YYino and Giar. of the Ale and Porter; Champagne Cocktails, personal articles taken. He invites the the finest inalitv, al va? on haaJ- - Alsu, . ... perpetrator to call again, and he will iiott.ed deer .or Family use. s , A large and complete- sto;k of al kind? 0 Mint Juleps, Sangaree Cocworth him something give carrying. HARDWOOD AND. WAGON MATRI L, MONTANA The Trellis, in the Garden, is the only I off. IRON, 8TEJCL, ktail, Lager Beer, and Ore- -, Helena Independent And all klqalsk ofi Btankmili and Wagon The heavy shipment? during the two I Mr. John A. Stemple brought to the gon Champagne Cider. OUT SHADS DOOR ma .era Supplies, for sale at tthe lowest cash 1 prices. , . weeks past of merchandise to Montana Independent office a specimen t ve trom ,mli lhe of. K,d rfinip!e In town where drink? are furnished, jt is a nearly 1,000,000 . lbs has called into mine at the headtk'n ih Dep t, Warehone Near of Silver creek. The very cosy place. of j the entire ' i freighters army requisition brick worlh I, HIIllWH, lh r of now & are short Co. Kiesel and here ult of twenty ln? of fork worked at HARNISH & 8HEPHERD,- - Pronrieora. Freighters at the Hrastra of McCormick & Co. team? for transportation. . is H. o. iiamaxsiis. Mr. L ouis Thouvcnel, an honot a distance bear this in mind. The fall C. 0. LAX0SD0RI GUTHXIK. J. W. miner ol Diamond City, departed thi Trice, Tw mty tie Ceuta. shipment? will lar exceed those heretoFrance, having morning for la fore made this year. Advciti-ing- . recently fallen heir to eighty thousand Covers W agon al , t -- t TION 3. i , i ( -- .1 -- w. X jraxstKV . i r Orders from Nelghborlns Towns Promptly Filled. CORINNE -- Coriuno, WINE 4SD LIQUORS. JOHN P. BELDliiG J Saloon. -- Montana Brewery, T BN P INS, iag ! ? RETAIL DEALER IN W WIMES. F1ME r V LIOUORO r , UTAH. wltf -- -- a BOWLING ALLEY , 1 I J. - G ROCERIE9, CITY 0RDHAXCB. ea-o- end a lot ecpl ; s 1 -- promptly, WHOLOOSU AXS BJETAXX.'BKAX.n AND WARRANTED Is Now Open. . Louis Demers, Terns Easy .FEODGGX Made n (Specialty Se ersl thoaeand sblnglea ug i iamb ,r on band.' t I COUMET Battereel attended to. OON-8TANT- HARD. ON Corlnno, Utah. the United States. MALT OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY; Particular information, with maps, time tables, etc., mav he had at any of the Through Ticket Offices in the Wet, Orders from advance promptly filled or upon pergonal or written application seltf. to J. II. M UNTAIN, Western Traveling Agent, Oum. a. Neb., OSCEOLA SALOON, VV. H. nr to Stknnktt, General Passenger Agent, Chicago. ORO- - CERIK !, OUTFITTING GOODS, AMD - wife of Born To the i . , Celebrated Fish Bros Wagona man Sleepers, new and magnificent ay Coaches, and the best Smoking and Second Class Cars now on any road in Din Hayfron, thirteen this morning, pounds and four ounces a son. Mother and child doing . well. Dan pay he has an eye to the Indian situation, and if the other citi- combined with some of the so.. Zns, ldier, will follow his example, recruits enough to make a healthy stand off will soon be "the order of the day. If you on t nuss him off the streets hes at home teaching the youngster the uo of the lariat and the manual in, arm. Tne lu?ty they say, the youngster is perfect in. ' and Third streets.) ALL KIND8 OF FANCY AND FAMILY The NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. . A SeoOnd AGENTS FOB THE :n, CniCACP) & North-Wester- n. You will find on H the trains Pull- V . (Between t, - ' "i t si nnd Proviolono, ' I BE ER AGrij R . I d, Ea-ter- , 1 J i . In-cate- , U Wholesale aad Retail Dealer la m CbicaoaiSs North Western Railway is the oldest, and several miles the Corner of Colorado" and Second Street 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 relsid with teel rails. CORINNE. UTAH. The Depot in Chicago - centrally and as their trains arrive there thirty minute in advance of all other . can always be sure of T a line, paceengers n connections! ' For all making points' in Northern and North-Easte- rn Iowa, you should purchase tickets via AND' Marshall, Cedar Rapids, or Clinton. For points in noithern Illinois or via Fulton; and if you are going to Chicago, or Ea-you should, by all YOUNG IEEE 01 TIE FINEST QUALITY means, purchase your tickets by the Old Pioneer Route i- I ! ' NEY7 an VJAGOn DEPOT Groorrleo, iuoo G-s- 13. AI33MLCR', tzzzipu V H iry , Karra Machinery. AND .... - Cull HEH.1V Rader, of Diamond Citv, Montana, with his family, arrived in lownTyecterday by private conveyance, making the trip of 480 miles ir less than eleven days. Mr. R. is engaged in buying about a thousand head of sheep which he will drive to Montana this fall. He will make a trip to the States for- this purpose, and expects to return in three or four weeks full handed. - The Indians deny that they had any maliciou? intent in their raid upon Corinne. Helena Independent, Church francs. The contract for furnishing cut stone office has for the U. S. awarded to George Senior, for the sum of 11,000. W. A. Cla-k- , President of the First a-s- ay b-e- n National Bank, and terrett Higgins, att'rney at law, left Deer Lodge this morning for the National P?rk. They go in a private conveyance via Virginia City to the Gey?er ba?in; thence by pack animals to tho YelloWatono Lake and Falls. This fhion of wearing striped stockis bound toTnake trouble. A pretings paper. III., was standing ty woman in Why, you didnt suppose that Indian in front of a shop window, and seeing a raids were ever made with malicious young man peeping at her from a baseintent? The rebels denied having any ment grating, she Coolly poked him in 'malicious intent toward tbeGoverument, the eye with her paraol, jut to let him know be wasn't looking at a barbers too? pole. -for the forthcoming Preparations MILK PUNCH, Territorial Fair at Helena am energetically progressing, and the largest and Egg Lemonade and Queen Charlottes, beet exhibition . yet held in Montana Denver Beer and Joules Stone Ale, is oonfidently expected. The Fair Asso- Julip,Punches. Cobblers and Sangerees, Whi?kie and Cal. Wine, ciation intend it shall be a success in B'andies, French Cordials and Cigars Benedictine, most and the sanguine All can be respect, every procured at he to be Occidental officers promise Saloon, Salt Lake cityr hopes of the & Auer Murpby, proprietors. Amply realised. LEIJE5, N.wpsper - NIVETY EIGHTH EOiriON. . '& CO. THE LARQC3T AUD 33 & Th TrX & JT p. u? f GUTHHIE rj. au-d- - w. J. i Wlaolesl and Retell Dealer In Containing a complete li t ol all the town- - in the I n t d ft the Territories nd the a, Doimuion of h.vig a O jul t on greater ihau 5 01". accord ug tothe lass of tue newsoapers toK(hr w m e.--i) o names or bavins the lar i local ci cuiatiou in n the j; es uuued. ctalgu-rolo. which are reco umeu led to.aiv rtiairs pipv lu in pr p , ton o trie gie t aggv.ig pr ces charged Also, a newspape s in the Uni ed tate? nd ian la prla ing over 5.U 0 copie-- each issue. also, ad t ie hedgtous g icuU irnl. !?c enr5flo aud M chinical, i Uonmer. , 'asou c, rial. Insnr .nc. Real Fatal. Law.- a pore ng Musical Fashion, and other spec a class Jour. er co ip ete bss. f we her wi h s com pie e li t of over rtO ) psoer? prmteo in the U ted rtt.te. upon sd aa.cs?y v rrisiu; many tabl s o' rat s, ho wing th, c st of a ivertisi g tu v n,vsj. rr. an I everything whicu a bagmuer to adveti,m tr 1 1 Corlnno, Utah; h.-ll- e C. T. IG ? t Giro Him O Groceries, - u-s- ilk . . , mi X f j t- I J t , X BEST ProTbions, . , , k. CORINNE, UTAH. . ''- , fu-eni- i - ! J i ; . A , SEIGGTSD STOCK . - ns; Tobacco, u-ru- aa 1, Defers liTGoliDjstand Gob V in mti TtnurroRY veil - r,-,u- would to kuow GEO. P ROVE J. k N) . Address: 41 Park Row, New Y aud Cigars I Ve i HER t felihE ndtpemibie to everv amilv- A fortune fo agents. Sells at sight- Sample Free. send for It. A dress at onoe, KBIAALL A I I - v 3 1... ., . . correspondents.. . : t I A - - CO., Chicago Ills. Prompt attention! Jtffren to eellectlone and proceed re .utted at eurrent rates of Exchange drawn on day of payment. on hand. l The Great SHver Blater.Cledner, end 1 i i t and postpaid Thr BrntRi.Y Rtmorr 75 per week OtSll to all, at home or traveling. All kind Ale ... ef Wines, Sootoh t Something entirely new. Address at once, Thk iikVKRLY Co , Chicago. .' and English Porter Gon-sUn- ly er. v c; Bay and sell Exchange on all the principal citie? oi the United States. Sight drafts on England, reland, Scotia id. Germany, France or any other part of Ceutinentai Europe. .- v : ,, ' ,y( . SENT FREE O P . y A Mfontonn ' Ot. ' UOrinS, eepl-t- f : I ; San Fraacineo Bash'of rallfornia. sewes Opdyke A o New fori hemical National tOnK hicavo Germorr NaMflmci Bank.. Omaha National Bank OeeoMOOe Omaha White A ileUoraiek eeeeeMSteae Aelt Lake ORy. Geo-- LTtO MJC ?t ft Oornsr IJontona and Fifth T ' t7M. v fcoEiinn!; ,eciV c T ... o . ; fi . itiv'j'-- ' (Dwoii.tV. eltt I 8ta- - |