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Show ' -- tsszz'x.z: DAILY CORIXXE - WCDX&SDAY, MAIL. jr.n.zrrrsTTZTZ-. rri Sr.ITr.'IR!,It 29. its millions of wealth .nto the cofi-wthe Ogden citizen, is likely to trail-po- on Koton, Fth..... 'terra , Utah tv. I. S. II. M. !n: Franklin. Idaho, M ftl&df Idaho, ivk mtiv. Rh-ik- 'tii-hiT- i. al al 4enr BOX ELDER COUNTY OFFICER?: Probate .Tndpe Samuel Smith. ShoriT lohn Port. Prosecuting Attorney .1. C. Wright. Aeeaaor and Collector W. T). Roenbaum. County Clerk .T. C. Wri-h- t. Mr. .Tooon. Shfol Superintendent Count"' Ro-lor J. C. Wright. CORIXXE CTTYT OFFICER?: Vavor E. P. .Tohrnn. .T. Tie-n- Johnson. .T. Wh or G,thri". H.C. Ta''ov.. Treeuror T amort Thiel. Justices of the Ioa,,o E. C. Recorder City Bowery and filalt Co.s. Kiosol & Co. paid the railroad company for yesterdays This is abovo an 2,531.21, freight foraverage days transaction n the warding business, but it is estimated that the two forwarding houses will pay out for freight alone over 7,500 this month. Taking into consideration the number of men and teamT that will be noCpiaary to transport that amount of freight north and the time that will be it, the business outrequired to look is not so discouraging as some of the towns that subsist on sorghum and carrots would have one believe. re-lo- ad Mil Frodsiiam, of North String, who was so severely cut last Friday is is in a M- - AMSHLER Propr. X. A. PATTERSON. A. VJ. BRDVJH S CO., on, wo will sell some of our most popular Prints at 10 cents per yard, or 10 yards for a dollar. Also Dry Goods, Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloth, Blankets, Trunks, Valises and everything else which belongs to a first class establishment, at greatly reduced prices. Grain Furs, Wool Come ono, come taken in exchange. all, and sse our mammoth stock. Respectfully, A. Kuhn&Bro. Corinne, Sept. 24th. Li-- h was held in DEPOT WAGONS i: 1 17. K ex' JOHNSON C. CO. & CORINNE, UTAH. AGENTS FOR THE LAGER BEER GENERAL Celebrated Fish Bros Wagons AND YOUNG BEER IIEir Shepherd & Harnish are prepared to furnish the finest drinks in the market. Give them a call. Corinne, Utah. Of THE FINEST QUALITY Always on hand. Also JulipsPunch, Cobblers and Sangerees, SEVJIIIG MACHIHE VICTOR A FULL STOCK VICTOR! seltf VICTOR R.-nn- B.-Len- October 4tli 75 rr, Two hundred socks of oro from tana, came in last nisrht. A Mon- car load of Montana oro was shipped east yesterday by Ivieel & Co. A car load of agricultural implements arrived this morning for Geo. A. Lowe. Parties are sounding tho rivpr at foot of Montana street for tho new bridge. to-da- y saloons are becoming numerous in the city. Two more have been opened this week. Oyster Alex Toponce returned home last Mrs. Toponce and Mrs. Grey night. have also returned. Sold. Marshall Ryan sold McKavs horse, wagon and harness to day under an executon. They brought 00. Geo. A. Lowe and wife have gone east to visit friends. They will extend their trip as far as Massachusetts. thousand dollars worth of been taken out of Iowa dust have gold Bar, Cariboo, by two companies alone this season. Thirty of tho hunters out shooting ducks Sunday evening sent sixteen shot into a kitchen in tho upper part of town dangerous hunters. Some -- car loads of freight was standing on the track this morning, to bo un- loaded and forwarded north, the greater portion of it for Montana. All the saints of Corinne, who deirc to attend Conference can purchase tickets at the office of tho Utah Northern, to Salt Lake and return for 2.75. Oysters in all styles ore door west of the checkered front, Main street. Fresh Oysters. We will from now on receive direct Booths Select Oysters daily. Orders from a distance solicited and promptly attended to. -- F. J. Kiesel Agents for Montana. & Co. For Sale on Is Now Open, The Panic is Over. orders to Fred J. Kiesel Corinno Mills Flour market. THE II It I S) Li Send your & Co. for be-tho t in the con-tru- THE BAR IS STOCKED WITH THE Is the most noiseless and the easiest running. Wo wouldjalso call attention to our stylo of Spring Wagons Agents Wanted! AFrLY VOCALISTS BELL BIKERS, lu with Ladies ard Gents Silver Band. The A eghania: Quartette, Quintette and Sextette, will appear as abovo. I be.it; pliould hear them. ADMIS3T0N BOW W. Fonce-- t at commences at 8 p. m. PEOPLES 5!.4T u-- C. it ordained by tho Mayor and Council of corinne City: Soction 1. That It shall be unlawful lo V cop, tack, or tore hny or tin tv within tho following described limit o' v orinno c.tv, unless the same shall bo stored in well secured barns or warehouse, vi : All that oart ot Corinno ity bounded on tho north by South I ront street, on tho c;v--t uv Soond street; on tho souih by Mexico street, and on tho west by Ninth street. See. 2. That it shall bo tho dutv of tho City Mar-hto arrest nnv one violating soction I oi tli'-- Urdinani o and to t.io him forthwith boforo a City J mtica. Soo 3. If tho J notice uj on a summary e amination shall lii.d tho parte so1 arre ted U puni-hely tine of not ls guilty, ho shall than five (? ) i ollur or nr ro than liltv on nitlm u tire; m 1 in dollars, at tho all such caso it shall bo t to d it. of tli ticc to Include In his u:d anent :m order lor tho iinmediato removal of tho nay or ti.i r m on which the action aroo bo.,ond tho above JOHNSON & CO. -- Wagon Depot of Gen. A. Lows, al s Coriuuo, Utah. x- Tickets for di-cr- i Saloon. 1D.RK3T, OGDEN. Bo Hark! from tho tomb a doleful ound! The ghons of lroi liter murdered: Who died iro n wa on broa.uiig down, By others manufactured. AND 1.00. - CITY ORDINANCE. tO. A LIS G ALLEY eeryoi.e Falo ittXAlKY Musical Mer- - chandise, Stationery, Etc. All orders will receive our personal attention. OIIAMPVP1N 'COCKTAILS A SPECIALTY N. IX Book and Sheet Muic, Fifth Street THE BEST BEER, ALE AND PORTER ALWAYS ON TAP. York Tribune say of this old ThoXv Comi nnv: Thev are tho PRALKUS Always on hund. connection with this establishment is First Class in every respect. TO A. W. BROWS & CO., C over s Wagon The Billiard Department AND SITES OF A GOOD SUPPLY Grand augmentation of tho ALLECHANIANS entire satisfaction in every case. Gives and Cigars. ot con.-idorab-le Has tho fewest pieces of any machine made. r rn overy rospect, as they are made of tho very best material. Liquors, I ot i dccribed limit. Sec. 4. Incase tho order of Montana Street. tho-!utie- Is e not corapliod with within three (lavs a'ter shall rejudgment of the eo irt, tho Mar-hmove said hay or stiaw outside of said nlovo described limits at tho exi cn-- o of tho on nor al X. S. GARDNER, Proprietor. x i Having purchased the abrve market from D. ILyfron, I will furnish at reasonable rates, Bed of Finest Quality, -- thereof. TENPINS, A full stock, all sizes, of the celebrated P SchiCtler Chisago Wagons Cocked Hat, and Pork, Mutton and Meat3 of all H I on hand, warranted in every respect Among the Always and guaranteed the best wagon made. Also a full supply of THRESHING MAREAPERS, MOWERS, CHINES. SULKY RAKES, GRAIN DRILLS, PLOWS, GANG Tailors, kinds found in a 1ir t Clas establishment. So. 5. This Ordinance hall bo in force from nni alter its publication. Approved Auguat 2, 1x7 j. Ik 1 JOHNSON, Mayor. Attest: E. C. J.vcoi,, Recorder. Rflontzuia Brcwe nf. Corner of Fourth and Front Streets, PLOWS, Ale and Porter, Champagne Cocktails, Having had twenty years experience in tho business, nothing but Choice Steaks, Roasts, Etc,, Mint Juleps, Sangarce Cock- tails, Lager Beer, and Ore- -gon Champagne Cider. fJ. S. GARDNER. HENHY Company to-da- y. Ba-ter- n Gilmsr Salisbury eit-th- RE-OPENE- D. 7 improve jVTaoliinery . F. P.WIHSCHELL, Propristor. large and complete stock of al kinds AND WAGON IRON, STEEL. ! MATERIAL, And all kinds of BIackmih and Wagon-make- rs Supplies, for sale at tthe lowest cash prices. Warehouse Near 2 he Dep t, J. W. GUTHRIK. C. G. LAMGSDOUF. i J. W. GUTHRIE Groceries, The SHADE in town where drinks aro furni-hovory cosy placo. & CO., Also, in the Garden, is tho only Trelli's, OUT-DOO- R H. O. HARKXESS. Wholesale and Be tall Dealer in Beer. Whiskcv, Wino and Cigars, of the the finest quality, always on hand. Bottled Beer lor Family use. Corinno, Utah. LEI WES, It d. is Giro Him a Call. IIAV1NA LOITEitV OF UBA. Provisions, Conducted by tho Spanish Government, an under the supervision of the Captain Genera of Cuba. OORINNE, UTAH. Liquors, Tobacco, Dealers in Gold Dust and Coin. and Cigars All kinds and of Wines, Scotch English Porter Con- X I Prompt attention given to collections and proceeds remitted at current rates of Exchar go Ale drawn on day of payment. stantly, on hand. CORRESPONDENTS. Wells. Fargo Sc Co San FranciscoGeo. Opdyke It Co e t York Chemical National Bank ..Xew York. New York Donnell, Lawson St o German National bank hicago. .1 Omaha National Bank Omaha. White AHcUorniek.. . ....A J9alt Lake City. - Montana . t., Oorinne. aepi-t- f THESE DRAWINGS ARE NEVER POSTPONED NOR THE PRIZES REDUCED. J t Buy and sell Exchange on all the principal cities ot the United States. 8ight drafts on England, Ireland, Scotland, Germany, France or any other part of Continental Europe. ge, - IP arm HARDWOOD HARNISH & SHF.PHERD, Proprietors. Uta!i and Montana And all kinds of tho best and latest A will bo found at the new establishment. old bridgo it would bo necessary to conThirty-seve- n wagons loaded with struct 2,00Q feet of jCmbankment of an goods for the north wero in the vicinity G and in an adobo of the forwarling houses this morning, average height of feet would contain and most ot them are expected to roll soil. Such a highway 13,000 yards of earth, and at tho low out price of fifteen cents per yard would cost It would cost half as much to DAILY LISE 1,950. Tim Henderson and wife enterOF STARKS old bridgo as it would to build tained their friends at the Central Hotel repair the yesterday, and this morning left for a new one. A bridge crossing at Prom tho termin, 3 of tho TT. X. R. R. through Franklin, Idaho. No party ever left Mathows place would accommodate the all tho principal towns and mining camps of much better Corinno with better wishes for their suc- settlement east of tle river Montana and Eastern Idaho. than one on Montana street. People cess than Tim and his lady. from North String would save three or Hunting Party Dan Heyfron, four miles on the round trip over the Major Hyndman, J, W. McNutt and latter route. To people from Brigham Leaves Franklin, Idaho, daily, running north Oxford, lions Fork, Taylors bridge, Frank DeVol, loaded a weeks provis- City the difference between the two to Idaho, i!annaek, LoveHo. Bryant Disto grading ion and started for Cache Valley this routes is nothing. In regard trict, Virginia itv, Je:Ter-o- n ' ity, i t Heaton, Hlackloot, Helena, In reia Deer-Lodvinorniog on a hunting expedition. there is no material difference. and Missoula, Montana. Chickens are reported numerous in that tion to the bridge Uself, the crossing at section, and as the party are all dead Mathews is much to bo preferred, too on "hots, they will no doubt return loaded banks being of about equal height both sides, the water comparatively "with fowls. sngers can procure through tickets toe shallow, and the current in the middle la at any of tho principal etfice of the U. X- It. R. in orinne Another Attack By the ladies of the stream. As far as the inh&bitauts 5n,and at the Companys oiEee in Frank nd gentlemen, misses and boys, of Corinne are concerned the Montana New York Store, to street bridge would be much like the on Farmer take advantage of the great bargains handle of a jug all on one side. Those he is now offering to dispose of his most interested should take the pains to Cl u turner goods to make room for his examine both locations. D. H. Spencer, Jr. fall stock. y25 proprietors. , . AND WARRANTED s: QUESTION. . Corinne, Sept. 29th. Eds. Mail: Having examined the river and approaches upon both sides at tho points which have been dicupd, in relation to tho new bridge, and bung a disinterested party, I have been requested by several citizens to state tho facts in regard thereto: Crosing the river at the end of Monbut little grading would he tana required to reach the bench ent of the river. It would however be necessary a supplementary bridge, to or culvert, over a water coure near the from those who have lunch. I surved the river at this place that it and for a i, at low water, 210offeetthatwidedistance 18 part feet deep. The next place above this which L at. all favorable for bridging is a point 250 feet above tho spiling of the old C. P. line, opposite the hou-- e of James Mathews, where a pontoon hridge was in e several years ago. A wagon road from Corinne to this place would begin on Seer nd street, at a point midway be tween C. P. and U. N. It. Its, and follow tho edge of the bench to the old C. P. grade, thence on the grade to its end, thence at an angle to the river bank, 400 feet distant, which is abovo high water mark, thenco on high ground to the place of crossing. The river hero at low water is 200 feet wide, and, as I ncertained by soundings at intervals of 20 feet, its greatest depth is 9 feet and average 7 feet. All tho grading necessary en tho other side can be done by one man and one team in ono day. On this side a small amount of grading at each end of the C. P. grade would be necessary. The road can bo carried in a straight line from tho end of the o.d C. P. grade to tho crossing, a distance ot 1,400 feet, by constructing a grade 2 feet high. But the distance on tho river bank where no gra le is needed is not much greater. Above this site there is no point oppo-it- e tho city suitable for bridging. To make approaches to the Terms Easy I lately returned from Europe. - ! Has tho most simple And easily threaded Shuttlo. After receiving a thorough renovation, n - Six OSCEOLA SALOON, THE OLD ALLEGDASIAKSy Best Wines, CORINNE AND VICINITY. ! ALWAYS ON HAND Orders from adistance promptly tilled k. AGENTS FOR THE (i fur Upon triiil. peculiar. R. J.OSBORM. JJISCELUSUFS. ilSTJEW MILK PUNCH, MALT OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY way night by young Lemonade and. Queen Charlottes,' Egg to recover. But Mormon justice to pay Denver Beer and Joules Stone Ale, Li-- h, W. C. JOHSBOSL Leaders Are Few, But Fol- Corner of Colonlo anJ3oeoni Street lowers Are Many. From to day and and Cal. Wines, 1,000 bonds. Jacob, Finding he Brandie, Whi-ki- e Bln-French Cordials and Cigars could get no paretics he proposed to the Mnrhat T. D. . bo procured at tho can All ?. L. Tibbals, II. lion School Trotec Judge that he would join the order of Occidental Saloon, Salt Lake city. and A. IlardenLrook. Enocl and altogether become one of the Auor & Murphy-- , proprietors. whitest in the fold of the Church on RELlfllOI'V NOTICES. VrtVJ North String if ho would reduce the ADVUmSEjWiTS. Rov. S. L. amount of bail one half. This preposiPRESBYTERIAN CTIURCII Oillenio. pastor Preach In? emre Sndav at II a. m. and 7 p. rn. Sabbath school at, tion, our latest report? state, the justice OPERA HOUSE, CORINNE, 2 p. m. 13 considering, and most likely will CHAPEL OF THE FOOD SAW AETT AX UlO FID AY EVENING TT. Sfo"y comply with. Lish has always been (Protestant EnieopaD Rev Wm. of Lo?an oTieiatin?. Services the lat Sun-da- v considered a good Mormon, while of each month. Frodsham was rather weak on tho subM. E. CfTTTRojI Rev. L. W. pas, tor Services every Sunday at II a. m., dont stand nud7:r,-r- t r. m. ject, and now if the Ju-tie- e Sabbath School at 10 a m. to his Mormon colors in this case it will be a wonderful new departure. J. House: fea;-tin- the least T. yA00N DEPOTS. n or L Conneiltnen ?. T.. TjhTinT. T. Fdiel, Menrv T.icwe. T. TV Parkinson. T.otik Farmer. Phil. Klinne. Ed. . Ferris, W. C. & SALOONS. ice, just Booths Fresh Oysters,-oabout $15,000 to the pockets of eastern arrived from Chicago. capitalists if they can only find that M. F. Kossman. much money in the dilapidated village. on wind, and Two yt nrs more White fih and trout in kits, cheap boxes store see them will whittling you for cash, at F. J. Kirt(l & Cos. to get toothpicks. Read and Reflect. UVITF.D STATE? OFFICER? FOR UTAH: lovarnor Go. W. Enve, Tennessee, Utah. Geor', A. , T owe. Tnnn. Chief Jiwtice David of Pcnn- I. ?. Aooiate .Tnti vania. and 1. IT. Fjnron. Ma-hGeorge R Maxwell. Michigan. TT. ?. Attorney WHia'n Cajy. Surveyor-GenerNathan ICimhallrliid. Receiver of Iuhlie Monovs V. Silvers. Vn'rj.ter Land 0(13 ,e TT. S. J. I. TlJioT. U. S. Collo-to- r 0. f. IIollDter, California. Kiesel and rt It If. hnvp. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. Potatoes at California Sweet Fruits of all kind, of s The following nro authorized .u?nrt of tho Cokivxk Daily Mail. We w j II not bo responsible for money paid to anv person r,hne namo does not appear in this list. I. Trh Corjcfu. Silt Lake City i5nrv' i'.Jigg mz?? Woodbined. The Oirden Iron Mann fatturing Company, instead of pouring 40. ; i ' J 1 1 r: xm: ; Xi - '.L r.i'j Q DrawlMgrs every 17 A . i diy. t ) ' REGULAR DRAWING consists of SI Tickets, with 812 iri.c, 000. DRAWING, with,lb EXTRAORDINARY n 000 Tickets, distributing M.200',000 Frizes. 2). For tickets, Circulars, etc., address (box FRED'OOHKEB. r3ALT LAKE CITY. |
