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Show veiling Chronicle. s 84. a.-- NO. SALT LAKE CITY, TU.USDAV, FBBUUAUi JEEVENINGCHRONIOLE EVERY EVENING', fClOGHB) pgsdayaxeepta COMPANY, City, J 78 HaritsB who do not pbpbItb their office. .. thx Bolt Uke City Poitofflce si natter. B. WILSON, Bualneu Manager. 0 ' lUffllgM E0TICE5. rZT'r ANDERSON, KEAL ESTATE is now located at No. 148 efjyaiSniM BawattBroa. Special IfifSlllta given to effort toons, Mgo-S- l mtoto, renting honscs; the drawing of legalpope. IXuadned, Terri lorlal and count, acrlp Notary pnbltc. -- JfSd! houae-fSJSh- JWJ33ouj buy want to cell, leave Alicn you a toe ln ,tl.e FostofilM. lie second-han- '2, Good Utaemtliloe. Topeka, Feb. 8. The Hon, J. 11. Pullenwider, member of the National Bureau of Animal Industry for the territory west of the Mimimippi, has finished his report to the Commissioner of The report is emphatictlly in opposition to the proposed cattle trail of aix miles in width from the Bed River of the South to the 'RF River of the North, Concerning the monopolization of the public lands this conclusion is pre- Agri-culturf- c. """ QS The Flan Proposed by Saaetov Hill of Colorado, land, Main Trm THE SILVER QUESTION. Dsnonaead as b Schema to Uonopollas 2M7tO0,00O Aeras of tba Pub-li- e bytlto A PUBLISHING IHHIICLE THE PROPOSED CATTLE TRAIL d taken on storage The cry is raised by the cattle companies and stockmen of the Western country that it is selling so fut, and the number of cattle increasing so fast that in a few veara they will be crowded out. They are to ask the government to lease to them the public domain at one cent an acre, and urge ai one reason why the government should do so, that $12,600 would be thus annually added to the public revenue. This, at one cent, per acre, would give 1,250,000.000 acres of. land which these men wish to monopolise and control. This very claim of the enormoua revenue that would be paid to the Government shows the utter falsity of the statement that the Western ranges are with cattle. Correspondents from all over the West give less than ten seres on an average as the number required for the support of one head of stock. To avoid doing these very innocent land grabber! anykipjnry, let us put the number of acres required to support one head at 12$. Now multiply 23,000,000 cattle west of the Mississippi River by 12, and we have 287,600,000 as the number required to support all the cattle of this region, leaving acres that are not stocked. Thu vast amount of land is tho pnxa for which the wealthy cattle monopolies, controlled by foreign capital, are striving. Jt is a steal, anil should be so branded by the government authorities. While the cattle interest should be and every wise and honest effort made by it assisted, such wildcat schemes as that of leasing the public domain should be discouraged. d riOKEKK VANUFAC-Vurric- r. carries In- - stock and and Room JSS. to mte .Carriaga etc. Al nuninto ikini jSSSo ton. all kindsof deans and iSiup iTiecclaltr. Uominordal street, near lUlOKSON. Mmn Snr founds lloo FACTORY dt by tkeDOx, Fresh, Hons- ftsSSSln nsst Tri. nuta,eoowj Cooper, proprietor, toUtUa AEonndy. ,teC next LANES AT THE PIONEER K hi AND first South Street. H. ter, proprietor, miasop, china and japan hazab. Une Stock of Imported Holiday Goods, alao the China BokWsn Tea, China Water lily, etc. New mods Tries. rossoaablo. No. 207 llato rt. IB Sd PM jjjriXD SHOE MAKER GET YODK lite sad shoes repaired neatly and te.rikrthamost Improved style, next Shmanorth, JqtnWetseL . FOR SALE. gr CHEAP. NOW Teachers and Pupils. CUl ALL KINDS, ill K. Store, 5c, 10c and 16c. BEAUTIFUL HOME, Secapd-Han- d UU-- A 1,000,-000,0- d, GONE WITH MINNEHAHA. A St. Lonia Lawyer Elopes with the dian Frlneess at a Museum. In- etty water and everything In tint Cincinnati, Feb. 8. Minnehaha, the addon, three blocks east of llaln Indian princess, a museum attraction t Ini to suit purchaser. Inquire of Mahon. 121 Main street hew, suddenly and mysteriously disapPROFESSIONAL peared last night after the evening! entertainment. Her manager,' Major C. IE J AND J. 8. BICUARD8 AND A. 8. n Indian agent, I0VU, Phyrietone and Surgeons. Newell, the nrDenrrt Rational Banx. after searching for her at all the railT. 1ADCLIFPE. TEACHER OP road depots, failed to find any trace of toads removed to Pint South streeti her. The Mqjor was very reticent in Church. Mark's of Ogden regard to the Indian wt St girls, disappear-- . IWdmdayi and Saturdays. Some ance at first, but finally ha said: new k WHYTOCX, DENTISTS, weeks ago, when we were showing in a House. Anmsthotiei ad-museum in St. Louis, she made the NtHS in offiOB. taunux. of a young man who intro-uce- d Whytock, D. D. B. himself to me as Robert Rankin, OFFICE IKBOLS, DENTIST. dh Falter Home, over Seabury A attorney it lew. We were there, twp tovrioro. Anesthetics given. . time that and during weeks,, Noflea. he visited the museum every day and -H- ITCHCOCK A BTOVEK. who never noticed anyone f.SMicoek, Wasatch Block, Salt Minnehaha, before, foil in 'love with the infernal F.l Korer, Lnaan. Utah. fellows oily tongue and soft manners. SOCIETIES. After leaving 8t. Jjouis for Chicago she appeared very despondent. LastTnee-da- y LT ,ou"TaLUi?s,.E-8AI was surprised when we came to the HUE CONVENTIONS EVERY FBI-k- , museum in the afternoon to meet Rankin. I never saw such a change in Minnie. evening at Ain hall of the Onion, iHmssl Sojourning companions In a moment she was all smiles and Invited to attend. laughter. Aat evening he met her at IDE L. THOMAS, Commander, the museum and escorted her to our Llnsa, Clerk. boarding house. I could not icfdse poor ITU LODGE NO. I, I.0.0.F, Minnie. It seemed to give her so much B ITERY THURSDAY AT 730 P. M., Well, I was a fool and this is ON Frilowi Hall, Union Block, Balt pleasure. a.Odd Fellows in good Standing ate the result of it. She was heiress to(a handsome fortune and the 8t- - Louis atII. W. NICHOLS, N.G. torney, taking advantage of her innocence .Taosu, Secretary. has persuaded her to elope with him. dk well-know- to NO. 2, 1.0.0. F. FRIDAY EVENING AT Hall, Union Hock, mod (landing are Invited to . DT HOG 1C, N. G. ala Old Fellows' H-- .REautolnretary. SBH No. 3, 1. 0. 0, F. MONDAY EVENING AT LODGE BBITOT VWi4 Fellow New Uall, Union j,jjenMloirs In good standing are In' J. T. HALL, N.G. wRutobeeretory. .SNELV LODGE Ne. 9, 1, 0. 0. F. PWIRY WEDNESDAY EVENING rogWoekJn Odd Fellows' Hall,Unlon Wag brothers made welcome. jjHW.ABAEEB.N.G. MWMNMtoMNIlfMNWtoni toPk LODGE GENTS' FURNISHINGS Hats! Hats! Hats! NEW-HOUSE- ANI) GENTS. BOOTS, LACE AND CONGRESS BUTTON, in Ladies and Childrens Shoes every approved style. a special offering: we make R 55 glSttE 1 eISL.w.Ille to Mum anu and save a sn unawaret. GILLETTE, - El2'ner.nu U.S. Deputy "neralSiirveyor. AU- - KINDS ,,!Bmwco Building. PER DAY. Raica to Permanent Boarders and Families. Blreet Cars and Busaca from all Depots pass the door. IMPORTED NOVELTIES in Men's Wear. and WOOLENS Choice TAILORS. LINB OF A FULL. AND CLOTHS DOMESTIC In Fine ami Mediutoiridn. 43 and 45 E. Second South street, Salt Lake City . GEO. M SCOTT & CO. deter-- . DEALERS IN GAITERS. During the present1 month Hardware, Iron, Steel, Stoves, Tinware, NIHwATMMtHM WALKER BROS. COAL! ROCK SPRING BROOM HOTEL, PLEASANT VALLEY Oosveapmdaata te the Bear. London, Fbb.9. Bufon leaving Gak-du- i, Mined by IhsUlahOsntral Railway Company. Col. Buller, of the Royal Irish, waa instructed by Gen. Wolseley not to atGUNNELL, AGENT, tack the Arabs at Metcnraeh, All the A Gu-b- at newspaper correspondents have left and are returning to Korti. General Wasatch Building. Wolaaley declines to permit more money than at anything to remain at the fronL It ia beelu by talcing an agency for lieved the correspondents will also be the but aelling book out. Bewith thoir from communicating topped None fail. succeed in grandly. wars Gunat ginners papers, Tho troops at good health at last reporta, very few be- Tartu fro. Hallxtt Book Go., . ing sick, J. - HUM Will MILL FINDINGS, MINERS AND BLACKSMITHS 144, 146 and 148 Main THE IN LOCATED BUSINESS ' . New -- AND BEOPENED TIII8 and - Furnished Well J AM READY TO ENTERTAIN ALL. . Hotel DEALER IE THE CELEBRATED Schuttler Farm and Freight Wagons AND Particular attention called-tthe fact thatPEOPLE LEAVING OGDEJ ON ANY OF Til MORNING TRAINS, by coming on Afternoon or JSveniiu Thun from Balt Lake and staying in Ogden over night, GAIN ONE HOUR AF i THIRTY MINUTES FOR BLEEP IN TIIR MORNING. Tlie Commercial Travelers' interests will be most respectfully alter License required for commercial travelers in Ogden, ' & SOLD DEDERICK .save Balt Lake City aseeesaaaMasMsesteas TIME Arrive Terminus ((. Lon vo Termini MaaeiMoisMMaM UfllVQ TOOeUkaataeeeasMaMsaseesssssMSMSMttsN Loftvo tiertield Arrlvoat Mt LakaUly 40 $.1A AND AFTER DECKMT1KR 2, will leave daily as ibllowf (Hun-da- y, excepted): Moroi.L..... .. ........... .w.......mi ikon a m " Ptaier ...............I. UiiH) a m Fountain Green Mill 9d a m Ilcssant lilll... .......iwn a m ..1030 a m Holloway Arrive at Ncplil..... 11M) a m IsOOiuta IsDOfLIDa 2M p.lU. .Att j) m FARR to It lick Rock orUsrfleU and return cent. trains, Mo height will be received stter t p. m. . - W. W.RITER. 8. F. FENTON, 8npt. Gen. Afto. Ait. nail It Iavo a. m 1(, " Arrive Fountain Green 11111 Diaper maiiissHiNmisiMik.i t llormil asaesttsaeaesesaaesi Wngci connect at Voroul lVtaaml Hcvler, Una of PRESSES, BALING STEAM 1H0 pm J&Wpin . 1.10 pm trio p in AND BALING WIRE, PUMPS, PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, LEFFEL TURBINE. WHEELS SAW MILLS AND SIIINGLE MILLS. Inquiries answered promptly. NEW TIME CARD, JAN. 7, 1885. 1A88KKGKR THAIX8 LEAVE BALT LAKE DAILY A8 FOLLOWS: GOING NORTH. aL...........;. 2.00 a.m. p. m. Atlantic Express lsdilo Express at....'..... 1 GOING SOUTH. 'Spiwss at : am jgg i i. , Train arrive daily in Bolt Lake City Stoopm FROM NORTH. (hr all part of 8an Fscifie Eroress t-Atlonllo Kxpms st lrivste teams and spring wagons can be ordered by telcphono at Nepbl, to be ready on arrival of tnuiia at Wonml. Price, SI per day, driver paying all his own expeuaea. BAUUEHOEK, Manager, TIES UTAH CENTRAL RAILROAD. m Kcphl Ilolloway... ricawnl Hill PRICES For all purpose. All rises constantly in stock. M0a.m. Loar (larflcl steaaas.aMessaa Leave TOO$le..'M ssaiaaaMste.l1i10 LOW . Wcll-Aaaort- Correspondence snlinitwl. ON 1 HAY KNOWLES RAILROAD. AFTER FRIDAY. JUNE 12, ONUM,AND the Uton A Nevada ttompony will ran Uieir trains as toUowatKundairsczeoptod): MOUNTAIN VERY AT Agricultural Implements OF 'ALL AMISS 8TANDARD Warranted of Best Quality and to be A Full and San Pete Valley Railway. S KINDS, M.,H. BEARDSLEY, .Proprietor. NEVADA FIRST-CLAS- OPEN AND TOP BUGGIES, . ' UTAH Street, Salt Lake City. SALT LAKE CITY AND OGDEN, UTAR CENTRE nAVING LEASED TOOLR, ETC. George A. Lowe, OGDEN, UTAH. I of troops for which he asked. "to-2- MERCHANT Mens Calf Boole at $3, worth $5. Mens Working Shoes at $1.10, worth $1.50. RED CANYON! TO U. 8. LAND 1T8 APPOINTMENTS. John Taylor & Son, Our Boot and - ' Shoe Department ia easily accounted for. We are mined to keep only the best goods, and guarantee satisfaction. IN ALL gFSefrial GOODS. Ha grown beyond all expectation, but it NEW. AND MODERN 750 Mens and Boys Clothing. KiacxujunwuB. NEW FURNITURE! RATES: $2.00 WALKER BROS. NEW SPRING ! Convenience, Comfort and Reasonable Rates. UNDERWEAR, Unexcelled In the West. The Tory Frogramae. e London, Feb. 9. The Marquis of RE SAMPLING MILL Salisbury will return to London from his chateau in France .on Thursday. He has called a meeting of leading Tories to consider what line of action to adopt at From ttio Celebrated Gram Croek Uinea the incoming seroion of Parliament. The N Bullion Carefully Sampled, Tories will support the largest measures of ilia government to retrieve Englands position in the Soudan, but will move for the appointment of a committee of inquiry into the responsibility for the dispatch of the Nile expedition. General Wclselev's friends slaie that he underMined and Shipped by the took the Nile route against his own BAILEY & BRO., opinion, which was dn flavor of the Suakim and Berber route, and that the COAL DEPT U. P. Ry. CO. government, for the purpose of economy, broke its promise to supply the number Agents. iSnJSP-POO- STREETS.-SAL- Mrs. P. S.. Shear, Proprietor. A HoButBca ef tba Blab, Including the celebrated MARYSVILLE, CaL., FLANNELS (see that the brand of a sheep is on every garment), and the new California Youxosxown, Ohio, Feb. 9. Society double knit I'nderxhirt. an entirely new article, double is again in a flutter over this reported cloth from neck to wnist; meat of Mrs. Baldwin . Norris L. elope and William Richards. Mrs. B. is only Ask to be Shown Onr $1 .25 White Shirt, Best in Town, eighteen yean old. Richards hu been huhhAThm.hm floor manager of the rink, and Mrs. Baldwin hu been a constant attendant. The attention paid her by Richards hu censed talk, end her husband ordered her not to attend the rink any mote. She refused to obey. Tuesday Richard disappeared, and Thursday night Mis. Baldwin packed her trunk, in her husband's absence, and went to Akron. She hu a sister there, and it ia supposed that Richards is with her. Baldwin uyi ha In thia department are hundreds of excellent suits, that must Iw closed out to will shoot Richards on sight. Baldwin make room fur wu once' wealthy. Other elopements are reported from skating rinks throughout the country. "Rougb on Fain" Fleeter. This h not a ltd of shoddy trush,-bu- t Genuine All Wool Goods, Porous end strengthening, improved, the best for backache, pains in chest or side, rheumatism, neuralgia. Twenty-fiv- e AT WALKER BROS. cents. Druggist or mail. WEBER, 1 SOUTH LAKE CITY. HATS AND MAIN AND THIRD . WALKER BROS. Absolutely Pure. 5, K, OF P. BROS. PALACE HOTEL, WALKER Besebeny's Address. London, Feb. 9. Earl Roaeberry, in an address to the Liberals at Epsom hut night, said the Soudan catastrophe haJ been sent to test the spirit and patriotism of the country- - One hundred years ago England suffered a humiliation as great aa any in history. She had just signed a TUa Powder never varies. A marvel ot treaty giving over her fair province, parity, ttrouth and VL now tho United States of America, to in- economical tfiui tba ordinary kinds, and be sold in competition with the maltitade dependence, and was compelled to sur- notlow test, shut weight, alum or phosphate render to a luccesiful reoellion of her of Powders. Bold only m earn. KoyAlBakdw own subjects. Her armies had twice Fowdxb COm lUS Wall street. New York. She had a 30,000,000 capitulated. floating unfunded debt, and was unable N. to lend an army into the field. Britiah CONVENTIONS EVERY at Cutle Hall, Walkei statesmen scrupled dot to sir that the to, 730 p. m. Visiting Knights sun of England had 'set, never to rise J.R.RUSH,C.a again; yet, within nine years, England R. and 8. commenced a great war with France, which proved the most gigantic and sucmczuAnouB. cessful she had ever undertaken, and F.O.How which left her the leading power of the c. CONKLIN world. It behooved Englishmen to pro & CO, sent an undivided front to the enemy. WE MISCELLANEOUS. New York, Feb. 9.- - A CbmmeKial Washington special says; Congressmen Hewitts statement that Cleveland, during his stay in New York, impressed upon tho minds of his congressional callers, the necessity of some legislation, this session, on the silver question, has thoroughly aroused the advocate of unlimited silver coinage in Congress, and called forth some very strong remonJust Received by Express. strances on the part of Democrats who oppose the proposed suspension of thetoiuage of the standard dollar. The rilveritea in the Senate talk very booth dently of their power to defeat the ...TUB VKKy LATEST STYLES IX.. amendments to the House trade dollar bill recommended by the finance committee, and a partial canvass of the Gents' Neck Scarfs, Ties, Bows and Cuff Buttons Senate justifies the opinion that their confidence has good foundation. Republican Senators .who believed early A the session that the Senate in of the favor strongly suspension of tlie coinage of standard dollars, say now that the vote on adojit-in- g the amendment by the finance committee will be 'extremely close, with the chances somewhat against its adoption. Senator Bowen of Colorado, the advocate Qf the unlimited purchase of silver, in speaking of the letter of McCulloch, stating that more vaults must be built Gents Fine Stiff and Soft Hats in ail the Best Stes. Youths' and Children's for the atorage of silver dollars, and askHats in Great Variety at WALKER BROS. for of an Congress ing appropriation i600,000 for that purpose, said it was not necessary to coin the silver purchased into dollar at once. His plan' A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT. OF PLAIN AND FANCY would be to cut silver bullion into huge blocks, which might be piled on the sidewalks next to the treasury; they would be to heavy that one watchman could take care or them. LODGE KB'imY MOTHERS. WALXXX 'LL, BUIHE Pit ICE, FIVE CENTS. 10, 1883. lfeut a. m 7.61 AhltAkWllr' ir U FKANCIB OOrX, real Freight wto Kssw Agrot, pm si follows FROM SOUTH. Jjisb Hbtnress at. trtOtoi Milford Express iLiimm. a. i P-- JOHN gHAr |
