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Show id Gr Bet « i. = Gi * running condition. The machinery to arrive {The buliion shipments through Wells, Far- c@nsists of a mortar, six pans, three settlers, | smokestack, ete., two car-loads of which were at the terminus of the railroad ten days ago, and one other car-load en route from Chicago. If this machinery were on hand to-day, Superintendent W. T. Rich—we call him Dick, for short—says he could have the mill completed and‘ ready to start up by the 20th instant. As it is, he thinks everything will bein place by the 1st of February, and the stamps clattering away once more. On Monday the work of raising the building will commence. ‘ go & Co.'s express, for the month of Decem- Doe, aggregated $74,375.41. . She tee yilland mine have been shut ia past." Water frozen in iaaweeer, ©! tke ressoh given. .- - Seven o'clock in the morning. List! The bell—do you nothearit? “Tis the church bell “galling aslo pate We come. ‘A U. 8, patent has issued for the Gate of Pa Ses 1B? Gravec ad W.M, Lubbock pon the \ Pecumsch’ mine, ° . Vo on or * the Buckeye Reef, this a : Eating a : “ipyring to do business without advertising ie Myke winking at_a girl in thedark. You Taf “ rod Swlag know whatyou ave doing, bat nobody : else does. matches, dancin academies, conshag Sek teste bees—-why, it, looks very at eee oem had struck the “Cesar ~- % ed his bridges behind him. So Modizidualwhesat down on a in @ebrze Miller's saloon the other thinking there was no fire in it. 1 min two’or' three days old Sol aig aes igen it” tee wirin'for the snow which dumped itself down here in the early of | the week. Nearly all gone, now. ‘tin git App Dri Higgine ‘has removed his office from J. ' ¢ ee Johnson's store to his residence on Mair next door worth of the MineR office, ‘foge Wesitous™of ‘obtaining his. serlees van find him. ay * wer Watchman! why this ee Lay pi ‘paper? - Too mnch New *‘€ear's, or something of that kind, eh? Never mind, eas straighten up now and etc eny >. Three taro game flourish in the Reef at ¥ “ghe present time. When the boys want to “‘gwitch off and try their luck at something there is ronjette, slnicg and poker games el cart,Fest. Eight deg. below zero at Ogden a week ago. Lead is quoted in Salt Lake City at $65 per { 4 avd TREC Oysters. ‘his way bio the Reef, bound for Ploche. His clean-np here is estimated at $1,000. The Doys giifankag it¢ they had had their nioney 8 worth, however. et - Menerp, Hickox & Quirk have the thanks oS obabe Mien fot a New Year's supply of very fine whisky. They have plenty more of the . fordislon bapd at the saloon —a fact which eustomers will realize upon eats) We Pioeeay TT beac eer and calling for it. =. Walgarly known as the Terpsichore: Ball hardy house ~ i deen doing & smashing te week. There's where the boys have ce atanieg the mazy to the | Ay * id sae’ 4 /Auiadfvious pleading of Penman Parker's yc sabadet BARES ém ts To-morrow afternoon, at 2 o'clock, there ‘will be a shooting match at the race-track, in which twelve contestants will triggerize, the prize being a beautiful Burgess Improved Winchester rifle. The match will be shot according to the Creedmoor rules, at regulation target, 200 yards range, three shots to the man, and each contestant to shoot with the same needle gun. The entrance fee is §4. There are a number of very fair shots in the Reef, we believe, and the match will probably indicate who they are. And we'll be there to ace the bullaaye punched. nn Dancing School to Open. This evening Professor A)phin will open a P, P. is a music! excellence, instrumental b dancing school in Paddock’s building, north of Barbee & Van Hagen's office. The buildTelegraphic communication with Balt Lake ing has undergone repairs and been put in cot off most of the week, the wire suitable condition for the purpose, and alt ee ted strated at some point north of Fillthose desirous of acquiring a knowledge of might, However, Operator Morthe accomplishment terpsichorean, should ison got the wire by the metaphorical slack not fail to be on hand to give in their names, ett its oe ~ once more has it id work- Professor Alphin is the right man to put his pupils through a coarse of sprouts in this acoS AY ere in sDnissnet otof thie ova will complishment. oo be found the card of John A. Bailey (suc- mere. bO8. eessor to T. C.Balley), land agent, Salt Lake n, &. personal acquaintance with afi, WP can .. -consclentiously reis agency. to 8‘Such ‘of Our readers nell of aervices in his line. ‘+ Bubnoriber” is informed that, according to be decision of the courte, on all,claims locat- ed prior to May 10, 1872, the annual expendi” tube nitiat be made before the first of January ‘of ‘each year. On all other lode claims the ‘expenditure may be made at any time the pear df thelr location:- Thus, on a claim properly located March 1, 1879, the anXn expanditpre may. be made, or the work commenced and continued to eos at oT i Ani to March 1, 1880, hi Look Here a Moment. Those desirous of making themselves a New Year's present of a nicé pair of Boots had better interview STEPHENS at once, He has just received a Jot of fancy boot legs and some fine French calf and boot Morocco. Boots. made at a day and a halfs notice. Fancy slippers made also. Johnny knows ‘his business. Give him a call. Brewery for Rent or Sale, A tiret-class brewery, in complete order, situated in Silver Reef, for rent or sale cheap. _Apply'to © L. HornBExe, Silver Reef. {Sait Lake Tribune please copy for oue month and send billto Miner office.) 0 Guns, Pistols, Etc. ea‘ a PERSONAL. ‘ “ : 7 h he eee .Baq., df the Stormont Comulti Tae leftda the Reef;fon o1 the Sist ultimo on af t Lake, and possibly New York. if: Tas many friends of Judge Potter will tegeettodearn that that gentleman is confined todis room with @ severe attack of erysipelas. He has been suffering considerably for a week past. ¥ Pi} lA § = te ¥ feel ' « thee “fl take thie jars having for the year paid on or thonth, | ae and Last oat pnblic method of informing all overdue accounts on my books 1879 that, unless the same are before the 20th of the present will be placed in the hands of an ne or coltection. J. HALPIN. A full line of Guna, Pistols, Canes, loose and fixed Ammunition, Cutlery, Plated Goods and Lamps just received at HALPIN’S. Fancy Goods! Opposite Wells, HE C. Hanson's, Main 9 00 HARDWARE, REEF So be bad to Tom Fargo & Co’s Express Office. UNDERSIGNED BEGS eee ae ee beer 6 PY 6: Dries | | Aliso &@ good Supply of “TO asa FAMILY anOCKNIES: p a whatever dishes they please and are w. to pay for (cash down). Come and see ar Ne JOHNSON,~ He NTERPRIS CHOP HOUSE is Ba eae Out of the Cioething a8 and is selling his oaieee below conte —- FRESH BUTTER & EGGS AT ALL TIMES, Ba-Remember this piace selis cbesper then A FULL Limzor | | Assayers: Goods | any other house. —AXND— : OYSTER Hleckethorn & Mile | PARLOR. BETORTS, OBUOIELES, MUPFLs, MELTING POTS — DONE. AR, LITHARGR HE UNDERSIGNED RESPEOTFULLY INat Their Baod\und prepared byy 600) cock - ‘an. OYSTERS c style. ot ot STREET, announce that he hes First -Olass. Chop eens MEETING. Mill, Mine and Blacksmith’s | BEST LIQUORS 40-00 OPEN DaXY AND 4 to none imaginable every Old Stand. ‘T.wumber ‘| Cooking and. Heating Stoves. NIGHT. West & Meyers, Prop's. blver Reef Bakery SHINGLES, *]. HIBRERD, Prop’. * ARD PIONEER DONE ANO In great variety and of best manateoture, CARPENTER’S and BUILDER'S "he neyo 0d moet complete oof GASH and PAM DOORS ed WIDOWS . Work : ‘\ SATISFACTION MIXED AND DRY PAINTS, Oils and Gises, WHITE LEAD, ZINC and PUTTY Billiard Hall J.B. RIGKARDS, NEWS DEPOT, Mrs. X.—Yes, but Ihave not told you ane quarter of the nice things he has on hand appropriate for holiday presents. Why, there are beautifyl dress goods, dress silke and cashmeres in allcolors, ties, gloves, silk and [ linen handkerchiefs, fancy goods in every Tarshy, fancy embroidery, ribbons, laces, zephyrs, a choice variety of sofa cushions and alipper patterns, velvet and straw hate (trimmed and untrimmed,) ruching, collarettes, opera shawls, jackets, and circulars, chenille and paisley shawls, ladies’, misses’ and children's hose, shoes, slippers, (button and lace,) and a hundred and one other things I can‘t think of just now. There is alaoa very choice assortment of gentlemen's white and colored shirts and underwear, just come in by express, Friedman says, and he's selling everything I have mentioned at prices 80 low that I couldn't help baying a whole armful of ‘em. Look at these earrings and neck chains. } Ain't they just sweet? Mrs. Z. looked. An instant later she was under full sail for Friedman's. The temptation was not to be withstood any longer, and though she went and bought about as many goods as wonld fit up an ordinary store, there are stil many beautiful trinkets and substantial goods left for other lady patrons, and more arriving by express every day. Of writing 80 many letters to your friends; they will get more local news in one Mrngn than_a dozen letters contain, Sent to any address in the United States three months for §2. . 1 Attention! . d nat pdal Gon WEEnt Onl tee mometaorertng en Heavy & Light iron, Oopper & Tinware PURCHASING slacainy dea tol it hands, I nas pesgeces to Sepliias RARE BORO To which 1 beg to direct pabile attantion. & CO. Corser, + seit} Creare, ToxRaccos, ConryECTIONRST, Philadephia Saloon Nuwerareas, ““‘gvgn STREET, FORTMAN WINES, 3, B. RICKARDS. SILVER BEEF. Silver Reef Blacksmith —The Choloest Brands of— LIQUORS AND CIGARS MAIN Obtainabie in the Market always on Hand. mar GIVE ME A CoNCERT CALL Wagon EXALL, and $66 obs a reek Shop; Iupmreng pur witg ‘vROR BEEF, ‘.SinoMoTs. ‘a's ) Work, RB. Of all shapes done on short notice. Horse-Shoeing ‘‘all the same.” | PATEM CIGARS, And fine MUSIC Inin attendance. hie want\to aheee NIN give usa 4 AND E WISH TO ANNOUNCE TO THE Puablic that we keep constantly on hand a fine assortment LIQUORS SILVER BLACKBMITHING,( -¢ ALPHIN & FISHER, Preprictors. WINES, BTREET, ‘ame wmartie ‘we 2NtYd N. BUBB, & HARTER, Props. .s “neste wert And full line of Miners’ Notions. MAIN st FANCY ARTIOLES, — Ia the rear. HICKOX E Go to Btephen’s for your good-fitting Boots and Bhoes. wr Apvertien in the Muren. Fine Club Roem \ What's the Use em ‘Furnished Rooms 7 ION and STEEL, HAVANA CIGARS (Carpenter Génts, call and see Stephens. He has reoelved the latest style of Summer Shoes.' And Lodgings, at Mre. Street, Sas ‘ Pies and Cakes, the Beat in the| — a : Did-yon ever notice a meeting on the street between lady friends, one of whom is returning from. s shopping expeditien, and the other going up town bent on a similarerrand. How |. cordial the greeting! Héw curious the one to find out what purchases the other has made! THANE aa PUBLIO! FOB PAST Favors How interesting the conversation that. fol-| and solicit a continuance “Doors, Seeh, : Towst Like this, for instance: Mrs. Z.—Why, Mra. X., what on earth have -end Molding, you got theret’’ onset Mrs. X.—Well, you juet wait a minute until ‘164 Ibe for one dollar. w loaf that it weighs a ponnd and a I get my breath and I'll tell you. I've got a tot of very nice presents, for my husband and ‘the children. . ' ALL EINDS OF— Mrs. Z.—Where aid yon get them? All are invited to call at the Silver Reef BakMrs. X.—Well, now, I just went up to the ery to try our bread snd we are sure-you will only place in town where such things are. Bever buy anywhere else. kept, and that was Friedman’‘s. Mrs. Z.—Friedman's? Why, where is that? Mrs. X.—Under the Harrison House, to be sure. Why, you never saw such amagnificent GUARANTEED. display of jewelry; dry goods and notions as }can be found there. There are ladies’ earrings Wz HAVE. FURCHAGED, cae JESand ping, finger rings, cuff pins, shawl pins, -cuff battons, neck chains for ladies and miesea, and beautiful neck and watch charms ~—all solid gold. Friedman warrants them as speel ccere Ea Ee euch. And then, if a lady wants to buy her mill co husband something nice fora holiday present —as I have done, you see—there is a very choice variety of esclid gold shirt studs, @ne of the finest Billiard Tabiessleeve and collar buttons, and other ornamental and useful articles too nymerons to in the Territory, “mention, Oh, you can't think what a nice —GENERAL— lot of goods Friedman hag on hand. First Class Mrs, Z.—Well, well. I was just thinking |that I would drop into some of the stores myself and see if I couldn't get eomething of Liquers and Cigars that kind for my husband and the children. I guess I will have to pay Friedman's a visit. | Under the Harrison Honse, did you say? Alwayw on hand, Just received by MRS. M. A. BREIGER a new stock of Worsteds, Card Boards, Pear] Beads and Wood Splits, Fashionable Fancy Work and French Stamping for Braiding and Embroidering done to order. Shees! a Borders. HOUSE! MAIN And thel . indulged in by Two Ladies. wa Shooting Match To-Morrow. lute. SILVER : nr — 60 Week....... eines Saastes CHOP A company has been organized at Salt Lake for the purpose of building a railroad between that place and Coalville, Summit county. The route contemplated ie as follows: Commencing at Salt Lake and running thenge up | either Emigration or Parley's Canyon, to the summit of the Wasatch.range, thence across Parley's Park, to the headfof East Canyon Creek, thence across the divide to the head of Silver Creek and to Park City, thence down Silver Creek to Wanship, thence down the Weber River to Coalville, adistance of fif- <-> Paki. the pen man, hitched up his magnificent team yesterday morning and wended se ne Charles Lyman, convicted in the Third District Court of cattle stealing last Summer, and sentenced to two years in the Penitentiary, has been pardoned by the Governor. Evidence recently brought to light proves that Lyman knew nothing of the theft, but was merely acting in the capacity of a-drover at the time of the larceny. The year 1881 will be a mathematica! curiosity. From left to right and from right toleft it reads the same; 16 divided by 2 gives Pasa "The Brehange Saloon will close for repairs quotient; divided by 9and Sis the quotient. xiiw If 1881 is divided by 209, 9 the quotient; if dion Mopiday night, and will reopen on Wedvided by 9 the quotient contains an 0; if mulnight, when oe will find everyames? abe.” Yk is eort 0° tiphéd by 9 the product contains two 9's; 1 and 8are 9. Ifthe 18 be placed under the & waking things =P a rs aromas that estaband added, the sum is 99. If the fignres be ade Chee LSS ne a . added thns: 1,8,8,1,it will give 18. Read Many orthe dublin’ Jadled out egg-pog for from left to right is 18, and reading from the benefit of their customers on New Year's right to leftis 18, and 18 ie two-ninths of 81. wut Day. “The demand for :eggé' was. sach as to By adding, dividing and multiplying 19 9°s _.#gnd_ that fruit up to 60 cents a dbzen—a: are produced, being one for each year requiree pretty high ree for Dixie, even Sean sea: ed tocompletea'century. It is a smart calcuaif pon ottthe eng.” lation, you see. ; oe Board by the Month...... ph days cenceens Mer aera Siesta 7 f uf Wall. Paper: eeeIN FIRST-CLASS STYLE AND Best Tabie in Town. ‘ The morning Rustler ig the name of a daily paper which ,was to make its first appearance in Ogden, on the first of January. The prospectus promises a breezy, newsy, four-column lively journal. Winter nights will bea good way to pass a | pleasthtwentag: or tw. Who js “it that dares to throw down the gauntlet? 2 James Howarth is desirous of learning the -& STREET ~ - ae Main St., below Contre, Sliver Reef, CENTRE 8T., SILVER KEEF. Single Meais...... Robe cevanewsncese re | : rip. Iurosticn axp Daanen Restaurant smelting ore is extracted from the mines to run a good-sized smelter, rumored that parties in Salt Lake to erect one early in the Spring. ty miles, as near as can be estimated. \GREENBAUM Cosmopolitan address of Henry Mallitt.. Information tothat effect, forwarded to bim at.Mcadow Creek, Millard county, Utah, will be thankfully received, Coming Year. Wanted! Hestaurants. On Christmas morning an old lady named Colclongh, of Ogden, fell out of bed while asleep, and injured herself to suth an extent that she died during the day. ds Qvhat' wil thé-harvest be ” this _ J: J. HALPIN JOST RECEIVED! «4 FINE LOT OF..0. W. 8, Godbe and otherd recently purchased 50,000 tons of Raymond& Ely (Pioche) tail-{_ ings, which they will ship to Frisco for concentration. Enough Park City and it is are going . ae , ‘To haul lumber from the rs Leap sawmill. Apply at Hecxarsorn & MriiEa’s. An Ogden paper says that beautifal boquets perfume the sleeping cars arriving at that city. This is an improvement on the old smel)s. Mr. Rolker is well spoken of by those who The Teams . dreds of head of cattle in Cache Valley. Change of Superintendents. @harles M. Roiker, formerly of the Comstock, but-recently from New York. Ojty, has been,appointed Superintendent of the Stor| mont Company's mines, vice A. G. Bemis, “46 be indtilged in.” “A spelt df spelling these for The extreme cold weather is killing hun- know him, both as s gentleman and as an ex‘perienced mining man. We are not advised as to the effect this change will have upon the future operations of Mr, Bemis, but in . gear? Why, neatly. double what it was last, , common with all enjoying his acquaintance, and we'll bet on it.” we trust he wil] find it both profitable and , 4 TNE Mew Year's Eve party give: at jhe pleasant a to remain here. Gentlemen of his _Backeye Boarding House by Mr. and Mrs,J ‘stripe gre not met with every day iy the L. ore a very successful affair. It week, and neither the miners who have work- | wis targely.al ded, and everybody seemed ed under him nor the citizens generally like eS Raveinfoy themecl¥es hugely.) to think of parting company with him. ai Rumor has it that a spelling match is 8000 print “ Go to J. B. Stephens, for your GOOD FIT: TING BOOTS. Orders taken for Ladies’ Dress Shoes. thieves. The Third District Court will re-open business at Ogden on the 16th instant. x CGentiemen ! \ Park City ls tronbled with petty larceny Silver Reef has added over one million dollars to the-wealth ef the country during the é , All persons knowing themselves indebted tous are requested to settle their bills at once, otherwise suit will beinstituted against them. Herrzteman & Pousane. —ipenineaatas ton. Do you know how to eat an oyster? Proba| bly. not, and as it is the mifssion of a news‘paper ta instruct, we propose to tell you: An oyster has to be taken as a whole and respect-edas such. It refuses to be dealt with in detail, and he who attempts it makes a gastronomic failure of no small magnitude, There is only one way in which an oyster can be eaten, There it lies on the shell,.hard, white and plump, it rim of the shell. You pass the thin blade of your knife carefully under it, and release the fibrous heart from its pearly connectione Then you lay your knife down, take the frontal edge of the oyster firmly between your thumb and finger, bring it up in front of your face in close connection with your ‘lips, look at it an inatant, lay. your head back, shut your eyeg, open your mouth, place the delicions indrdel'oh yout tongue so Ag to Benge its fatness, thén let go your holt on it, and sway it goes, as slowly and as easily asa ship glides ‘}:away Into a welcoming sea. Whoever has done this deed once, and felt the fall phisical rapture of it, has one memory, at least, that will never die while the senses of the palate remain. a, LA See my the Raper is a drug in the niarket at Logan. = ~ > eS es Siow SPE [° MOOAL INTELLIGENCE. saa Venison * * z A PLEASANT D.C. ee before My vmar own town, Terma and AddressH, Hauuer& / A LE NT prt , sotgorton OF co NTRAG TOR BUILDER. pemew of Main Fences tocar aa 4, LENA A. srERCER, sone recto kindes 6 ie fe aan and Boyd eseebig BILAYER BEEF. UTAH, AMER- ts an aly ss A WEEK. 1 a day saver dea: foie) oe dai goes bravely on. The pan and settler frame } is up ready for the machinery, the battery is nearly completed and the boiler and engine have been thoroughly overhauled and put in _ SATORDAY.......-.--.... JANUARY 3, 1880, eee 4 = secgpaahia The work of rebuilding the Barbee mill ae meet ane ‘Take Notice! TERRITORIAL NEWS. The Barbee Mill. Thi Stiver Beet Miner. 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