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Show CORINNE DAILY MAIL. Wise ahd uatroxs. SPECIAL HOTICES. Oscar F. Lyons, traveling agent of the Salt Lake Herald, tarried awhile Important to tlae Traveling Public It is the duty of all persons before He is en route for TUESDAY, - - KEPTEHBFR 21. with us on a journey to ascertain by starting Cache valley. Oscar in this capacity is what route they can reach their destina , The following are authorized agent3 of tho the right man in the right place. least trouble, and if there with the tion Corimmk Daily Mail. We will not he remore two roads leading to the or are sponsible for money jaid to any person whoso to decide which is the safest same makes winter point, of name does not appear In this list. The approach to and travel. pleasantest Belt I.ake.City J. Frfd Corkfr. Chawles and Augustus doff their little We take pleasure in statiijg, that the A. W. Brow' Ogdon, J. W. Wilso.y. tasseled caps and linen dusters and sadKelton, Utah, North-Wester- n Railway Terrace. Utah S. II. Cvv. dle their overcoats. Vide the express in Cbicago& Franklin. Idaho, is the oldest, and several miles the .......M. Oonims. II. Davis. the evening now. Malad, Idaho, shortest, route between Omaha and Chicago. Within the past two years the wheel moved the of never road bed has been put in admirable conWhining OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. and almost the entire line lias in breadth a as dition, hairs a wagon so much been relaid with steel rails. U VITED STATES OFFICERS FOR UTAH: the mire. Croakers should remember The Depot in Chicago is centrally logovernor Geo. W. Emery, Tennessee. this, and, instead of pulling on long cated, and as their trains arrive there Secretary George A. Rlak, Utah. faces, pull off their coats and go to thirty minutes in advance of all other Chief Justice David P. Lowe, Kansas. Associate Justices J. S. Roreman, of Fennlines, passengers can always be sure of work. el vania, and P. II. Emerson, Michigan. making Eastern connections. For all Marshal George R- Maxwell. Michigan. TT. S. A ttornev William Carey. This is just the weather to make one points in Northern and North-Easte- rn Rirvevor-Genershould purchase tickets via Kimball, Ind. feel good at finding that the stovepipe is Iowa, you Receiver of Public Moneys V. Silvers. Cedar Rapids, or Clinton. Register Land Office for Marshall, the order after out of yard scraping in TT. S. Assessor.!. P. noithern Illinois or WisFor points Taggart. Illinois. U.-Collector 0. J. Hollister, California. an hour or two for stray sticks. And consin, via Fulton; and if you are going its so much pleasanter to know theres to Chicago, or East, you should, by all BOX ELDER COUNTY OFFICERS: means, purchase your tickets by tbe Old Probate Judge Samuel Smith. no coal. Pioneer Route Sheriff John Burt. Prosecuting Attornev J. C. Wrieht. The Chicago & North-Wester- n. The Eastern papers in wrestling with Assessor and Collector M. D. Rosenbaum. Countv Clerk J. C. Wrieht. You will find on all the trains Pullthe suspension of the Bank of California School Superintendent Mr. .Toelson. man Sleepers, new and magnificent Day and other Pacific Coast matters, display County Recorder J. C. Wright. and the best and Coaches, about as much knowledge of the subject Second Class Cars now onSmoking 'CORINNE CITY OFFICERS: road in any Mavor E. P. Johnson. as Piute Indians possess concerning tho the United States. Councilmen S. L. Tibbals, L. Eliel, J. T. Particular information, with maps, Parkinson. Louis Demer Henry Liewos. J. T. insurrection in Herzegovina. Austin time tables, etc., may be had at any of Farmer, Phil. Klinole, Ed. F. Ferris, W. C. Reveille. Johnson. J. W. Guthrie. the Through Ticket Offices in the West, Recorder lb C. Jacobs. or upon personal or written application Treasurer Lambert Eliel. To Rent. A neat and convenient to Justices of the Peace E. C. Jacobs, T. J. J. HMountain, brick residence at low rates, with furniWestern Traveling Agent, Otnaca, Neb., Marshal D. D. Rvan. or to W. H. Stennett, School Trustees S. L. Tibbals, II. House ture if desired. Enquire of General Passenger Agent, Chicago. and A. Harden brook. E. P. Johnson. to-da- y. WAG33 CEPOTS. JOHN P. BELDINGS w. c. JOHveox. b. j. osBomx. ntCEllAKEC'J. a. a. rimuox. A. IV. BRQUI1 S CO., NEW WAGON DEPOT RETAIL PEALER IN ..............It. VI. JOHllSOn C. F3 WINES, FINE A CO. agents fob the - Celebrated Fish Bros Wagons al l S. RELIGIOUS Just arrived at A. Kubn NOTICES. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Gillosple, pator at U a. ra. and 7 p. m. 2 p. m. Proa-hin- g Rov. S. L. every Sunday Sabbath school at PEOPLES MEAT The Panic is Oyer. Send your orders to Fred J. Kiesel & Co. for CHAPEL OF TIIE GOOD SAMARITAN (Protetant EniscopaD Rev. Wm. 11. Story Corinne Mills Flour the best in the of Logan officiating. Services the last Sunday of each month. o FULL STOCK A Or I VICTOR THE LARGEST AND in-ma- Has the most simple and easily threaded Shuttle. In every respect, as they are made of the very best material. N. S. GARDNER, Proprietor. J. BEST SELECTED Gives entire satisfaction in every case. STOCE Spring Wagons. IN THE TERRITORY A GOOD SUPPLY OF Booths Fresh Oysters, arrived from Chicago. on ice, just M. F. Kossman. The travel to and from Montana Is increasing rapidly. The hotels are con- stantly crowded with persons traveling over this route. General LaVin threatened to turn whole force of the Departthe military ment of the Bear against the Mail, for saying he was an animal. Messrs. Johnson and Ryan are contracting for lumber to complete the fencing of their extensive ranches, one mile from town. We learn of j a large train of freight being sold in the vicinity of Helena lately for a nominal sum, the party selling it being heavily indebted hero. -- I m 0 Levan Bros. and Reece and Lewis mule trains, ten wagons from Corinne, and loaded for Helena merchants, unloaded yesterday. Helena News, 15tb . The Bozeman Times suspended pub- - Another Attack By tbe ladies gentlemen, misses- - and boys, Farmers New York Store, to take advantage of the great bargains he is now offering to dispose of his summer goods to make room for his fall stock. and on Utah. O' oxI ix no, AMD PROVISIONS. J. W. GUTHRIE, Wholesale and Retail Dealer lo Groceries, Produce and Provisions. A full stock, all sizes, of the celebrated How He Looked Says the LaraOne of the Evanston Age full printers got up to the neck the other night, and went around to where the telescope man was stationed and asked for a peep at the moon. They got him up to the lung tester and be gazed long and earnestly through one of the handles, and 6aid that it looked as big as a meet-i- n house. To still further deceive the poor cuss editor Wheeler got between him and the moon. The, boozy typo looked, jumped back, came up and looked again, scratched and was anxious to swear that the man in the moon was the most horrible looking wretch be ever beheld. Certainly the was drunk. printer mie Sun: hi-hea- d Potatoes at California Sweet Fruits of all kinds, Kiesel & Montana, who passed through here about a month since, on a visit to friends in the east, arrived yesterday on his way home. He has purchased fourteen hundred head ot fine sheep of Mr. Thompson, of this place, and will start them for Moofcn tomorrow. HENRY LEIl'JES, Wholesale and Retail Denver Beer and Joules Stone Ale, Julips, Punches, Cobblers and Sangerees, Brandies,. Whiskies and Cal. Wines, Benedictine, French Cordials and Cigars All can be procured at the Occidental Saloon, Salt Lake city. Auer & Murphy, proprietors, i PRODUCE Farm CON- ttumr rtmci paid pot lealer In Louis Iemers, WHOLKSAUt Aim BKTAXX. DliUS IK Groceries, 9 Dry Goods and Clothing, Provisions, Liquors, PROVISIONS. Etc. Tobacco, A large assortment of and Cigarse NATIVE AND FOREIGN FRUIT AND FAMILY SUPPLIES OF ALL DESCRIP- - and Montana Brewery, Corner of Fourth and Front Streets, RE-OPENE- D. large and complete stock of al kinds HARDWOOD AND WAGON IRON, STEEL, MATERIAL, And all kinds of Blacksmih and Wagon-make- rs Supplies, for sale at tthe lowest cash prices. Warehouse Near the Depot, Corinno, Utah. . F. P.WIflSCHELL, Proprietor. Boor. Whisker, Wine and Cigars, of the the finest quality, always on hand Also, Bottled Beer tor Family use. The Trellis, in tbe Garden, Is the only Utah and Oontana 8HADE OUT-DOO- R Stage Company DAILY LINE OF STAGES From the terminus of the U. N. R. R. through all tbe principal towns and of Montana and Eastern Idaho mining camps In town where drinks are furnished. very cosy place. Porter Con- stantly on hand. Montana 3t., Corinne, Pt Orders from Ktelahborlns Towns , Promptly Filled. Leaves Franklin, Idaho, daily, running north to Oxford, Ross Fork, Taylors Bridge, Idaho, Bannock, Lovells, Bryant District, Virginia ity, Jefferson ity, Helena, Ft. Renton, Blackfoot, Deer Lodge, and Mis- eeltf . v i LOTTERY OF CUBA. Conducted by the Spanish Government, and under the supervision of tho Captain General of Cuba. Drawiegs every 17 dsyi. soula, Montana. Passengers can procure through tickets to Montana at any of the principal Eastern cit-- : os: at the office of the U. N- - R. R. in Corinne or Ogden, and at the Companys office in Gilmor eORJNNS. is a Oall DRAWING oonsists of 842 Prises, distributing with Tickets, ? REGULAR of Wine, Sootoh Ale English DAYANA a. It THESE DRAWINGS ARE NEVER POSTPONED NOR THE PRIZES REDUCED. TIONS. All kinds - Machinery. STANTLY ON HAND. cm improve thereof. See. 5- - This Ordinance shaR be in force from and after its publication. Approved August 2, 1875. E. P. JOHNSON, Mayor. Attest: E. C Jacobs, Recorder. Give Him Co.s. Egg Lemonade and Queen Charlottes, PLOWS, And all kinds of the best and latest The firm heretofore known and business under tho name of Kossman Ardoing Cole has this day been dissolved bv mutual consent, Mr. ole retiring. The business will be cona Specialty tinued at the old stand by M. F. Kossman, Butter and firgs Made who will collect all bills and pay all debts of tho late firm. BOrders by mall or telegraph promptly attended to. M. F. KDSSMAN, W. L. COLE. Sept. 2, 1875. and a lot Several thousand shingle sepl- tough lumber on band. and MILK PUNCH, Always on hand, warranted in every respect and guaranteed the best wagon made. Also a full supply of A lication with its issue of the 14th inst. The proprietors say that other business Shepherd & Harnish are prepared requires too much of their time to con- to furnish the finest drinks in the martinue the publication of the Times. ket. Give them a call. Chas. F. Bader, of Diamond City, P Schuttler Chicago Wagon ALL KINDS OF FANOY AND FAMILY GRO- COUNTRY Ninth street. Sec. 2. That it shall be the duty of the City Marshal to arrest anyone violating section 1 of this Ordinance and to take him forthwith before a City Justice. Sec 3. If the Justice upon a summary examination shall find the party so arrested guilty, he shall bo punished by fine of not loss than five ($5) dollars or more than fifty ($50) dollars, at the discretion of the Justice; and in all such cases it shall be the duty of the Justice to include In his ludgment an order for the immediate removal of the nay or straw upon which the action arose beyond the above described limits. Soc. 4. In cae tho order of the Justice Iv. ent not complied with within three days of the court, the Marshal shall remove said hay or straw outside of said above described limits at tho expense of the owner after-judgm- THRE8HING MAREAPERS, MOWERS, CHINES, SULKY RAKE8. GRAIN DRILLS, PLOWS, &ANO CERIES. OUTFITTING GOODS. AND OGDEN. Be it ordained by tho May or and Council of Corinne City: Section 1. That it shall be unlawful to keep, stack, or store hay or straw within the following described limits of Corinne city, unless the same shall be stored in well secured barns or warehouses, viz: All that part of Corinno city bounded on tho north by South Front street; on the east by Second street; on the south by Mexico street, and on the west by Wagon Depot of Geo. A. Lone, (Between Second and Third streets.) - - W, C. JOHNSON & CO. eeltf Salt Lake City. Dissolution Notice. chandise, Stationery, Etc. CITY ORDINANCE. CORINNE, UTAH. Montana Stroot, Corinne, Mer- -, All orders will receive our personal attention. Hark! from tho tomb a doleful sound! The ghosts of freighters murdered; Who died troin wagons breaking down, By others manufactured. GROCERIES Chicago. Omaha National Bank White A McCornick Book and Sheet Music, Musfcal Fifth Gtroot Corner Montana and Fifth Sts. Ilf DRALKR8 Always on hand. & Bro., f- TO A. W. BROWN & CO., Wagon Covers w. All those indebted to Klipple & CORRESPONDENTS, fou Tibbals lumber will and immedisettle arriving daily by express freight. San Francisco. Wells, Fargo t Co ately with S. L. Tibbals, as I wish to Geo. & Co New York. Opdyko White fish and trout in kits, cheap close up the business. Chemieal National Bank New York. New York. for cash, at F. J. Kiesel & Cos. Donnell, Lawson & Co Phil. Klipple. German National Bank Kuhn Agents Wanted ! APPLY to-da- y. NewJ Goods at A , We wouldjalso call attention to our stylo o Beef of Finest Quality, 8. Has the fewest pieces of any machine made. Is the most noiseless aud the easiest running. il to-d- ay. ! Terms Easy MARKET, Having purchased the above market D. Heyfron, I will furnish at St. Louis can never hope to says: reasonable rates, matters with Chicago. A number of freighting outfits are compete And the Chicago Post and Mail saueily loading for the north rejoins: No, nor in female matters, nor Mr. Moore went to, Evanston, in any other matter for that matier. Pork, Mutton and Meats of all kinds found in a First Class "Wyoming, this morning, to bo absent establishment. Joe Clayton, C. P. telegraph about two weeks. repairer, came up from Ogden on this The road Supervisors are to locate a mornings train. Last nights wind Having had twenty years experience county road between this place and storm blew off'the top of a freight car in the business, nothing but west of Kelton, and demolished the C. Brigham City today. P. telegraph line. Choice Steaks, Roasts, Etc, Kipp started on a hunt to day. We expect to see him return loaded with Who Owns It ? Some person wa9 will be found at the new establishment. chickens tomorrow evening. so unfortunate last night as to lose his N. GARDNER. hat the storm, and the gentleThe attention of the Marshal is called man during who found it this morning ays he To the obstruction on the sidewalk at the H. 0. HARK1CE33. has not brains enough to fill it, and for C. O. LANGSDORF. J. W. GUTHRIK. corner of Sixth and Colorado streets. that reason left it at the printing office. Wo are of the opinion that our brains The storm last night blew down some are of a different quality from the ones of our trees on Colorado street. They GUTHRIE & CO., usually covered by the article in question are undergoing repairs today. and consequently the owner can have Both parties interested in the bridge the hat by calling at this office. 4 question are anxiously awaiting the New Schuttler Wagon. P. arrival of the County Commissioners. Schuttler, manufacturer of the wagon CORINNE, UTAH. The late rains have entirely banished that bears his name, sent to Mr. Ruth Tho appearance of dust, to the great who superintends the business of Geo. satisfaction of everybody in the commuA. Lowe here, to give him the dimensions of a heavy freight wagon suited to nity. Dealers in Gold Dust and Coin. this market. They have constructed A team was attached last evening three wagons of different sizes, from the belonging to Mackey, bound for Mon- instructions forwarded and they are tana. The question is in legal dispute now Buy and sell Exchange on all the principal ready for sale at the agency here. cities of the United States. Sight drafts on The largest wagon is warranted to trans- England, Ireland, Scotland, Germany, France or any other part of Continental Europe. ten thousand and all are port learn pounds, a We Mormon and two that children on Sixth street are sick and considered a great improvement on the Prompt attention given to collections and destitute of food. They should be taken wagon formerly manufactured at the proceeds remitted at current rates of Exchange drawn on day of payment. establishment. care of. VICTOR! ALWAYS ON HAND For Sale on Montana Street. MACHINE VICTOR! 'AND AND WARRANTED from SEWING Corinno, Utah. O-- AGENTS FOR THE NEVJ market. The St. Louis Times mournfully CORINNE AND VICINITY. ouon HEW ADVERTISEMENTS. & Bro., the latest novelty in Nech Rouche. i GENERAL Ci Salisbury UTAH. myfiS Proprietor, ooo. . , , ,v 32,000 8430,- - ; EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING, with 1. 000 Tickets, distributing 81.200,000 in Prises. For tickets, Circulars, etc., address (bo 332). 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