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TJtlU J3AILY TKIBUNfi: JULKE UTAH, MOfiNBW, JULY 10,1893 CUSTER COUNTY MINES SHUT J. Crook Says Hot One of Import- arcec Is SOIY Running. LOOKING ABOUT FOB SOLO The Muddy Group in County Placer sltlon In Owyheo Cricket Maniion in Puyettw Union Pacific Depot as Addition. KIJITOIC TitiBL'Mc: "Not a of any prorainonc.o In CUB Her county la in operation to-day," said A. J.

Creole of Clayton, Cusi.er county, to THK TUIBUKE cot rnspoudont a few days ago. "Never tha history of that rich oro producing country has tho outlook appeared HO gloomy. With all vor at 63 Cwnts per onnc.fi, the mine owners In my Kfjc.tSou of the Sijitw would lose about M.fiO per ton on all shipped to Driver or Omaha Wo don't to IOBU that amount, and havo cioriuii our mines. Sorao developiuont In b'ilng done at each of tho principal mines of tho county, but not an extra rccolvhig wniploymont. The inir.68 near Clayton will probably uiart up Alxnit the 1st of arid nu'i porislbl? filxty day.H.

Tho smelter will also h-j st.artod to work some valuable already ou the As our supply of c-fiku in limited, tho run will of DfectiBtiity, a very ono. Tho nilnoa at May Jlor.so will not run at all lhl.s Benson hxcupt to par. ((jiilarly rich veins and tho mills will bn in operation only long fonough to cloau up tho oni now on tho Wo cannot run iiiinos In that, auction at a profit with silver Boiling ai lens than cents an ounce. In t.h« finit plftcocokw laid down in Clayton coats us $Cfi ton as against SG.r.O in Dwnvor or Omaha, wo have a seventy-two cillo haul in order to t.h« railroad. Everything tho mino ownor u.sft» In thft treatment of hln orosi, and ovoiythhig tho miner and uoeds co.sta too and is way out of proportion to tho of the only commodity which iiavo to offer- silver.

As to what he Intended doing Mr. Crook said: I havtt found It, necessary to £jot out of thai at for tho and. have not about looking ffold proporiicH and agricultural land, for outsldn of a good gold mino I consider a trai-t of fruit and agricultural land the valuable. I havo bnuij the- laud lying around 'I'ayetto und liavn about dwcidmi to pur- a body of Ituui nnar tlnvt place and plant a larK' 1 prurio orchard. I have not fully (it'cidnd wh.it c.ourso I will jMirPiio.

i will hold my properties In CuHtor county in tho niHantlunj, and await tho action of this special aeaslon of Congro.MH, and if a law favorable to thu whito L-4 onnctod, will operate tlioai to rholr fullnst." hJr. Crook now axamlnlng, with tbo view of purchasing, located In Uui Sol.llnr Crook gold belt, vrost of Cjt'juiti i'rnlrlo, in tin; north- cortior of Alturas county. Th oro nro number of good In Thfi ml no which Mr. Crook has In vlnw hns boan ts.p[»od by four tunnoh, and tt general assay of tho vein at it-j various depths avoragos 517 ton, Mr. Crook bad tho honor of being nominco for Oovprnor on tho People's party ticket laat fall, running ahead of liis ticket in most of tho eouutiua of the Stato.

Ho la tho bust known man of his party in Idaho to-day and Inlands to take an ac.tlvo part in tho noxt Htato K'ogftrdlng tho poiitlcal outlook ho said: "I nin not anxious to bo quoted very freely at this time, but will ssy lliia. that tho action af (jrovcr Clovahuul (MI tlui sllvnr question, and Uui favoritism shown for tho gold bugs of stroni, will In all probability placo Irtftbo In thn front rank as I'op- ullfit State lu the olection in 1800." Til; 1 Munnv who owna a ono-thlrd tho Muddy group of uilnos ii, In Uoisn county, has r.ltv tor a numborof days, tho work on tho OOUU-foot tunuo, which hn 1st driving to tap r.bo lodge r.t a dopth of (WO foot, delayed ou account of a hrrak lu tho compressor, no- ct'ssltatlng sonditig for ro pairs, (is soon t.h«:«o fixtures arrive work will bo rimumrd. Mr. says prtco of B.Mvrr will not him, as hla is a gold mino, and froo milling at that. Thorn arc four mines In this group, all located along tho crown of vory high hill, Mr.

Swcot iirsi, sunk shaft on tho voln which is almost but found upon a doptu of LT.u foot that an flxtftns4ve pumivlng plant would bo requl to kuop thf 1 workings from watrr. Aftor delay and a lengthy correspondence with his partnoni in Boston, ho beffan the tunnol already apofcou of. A peculiarity ot thii Is tho ftUaracior of roolr conaposlnff It IB so soft that tt ts in tha hand, and waslied wlli yiakl ton to to tho pan. An assay of handfuJs of thlsnoltroek taken at various itlong Its depth avoragos to Mr. Sireet ex- ptfcts to havo cut tho ledfle by tha dlfi of Sopiembar: if result of tiiulr tounos expectation, a tan-stamp mill wHl be purcoasod and placed In operation with a rush.

THK IXVASIOOT. tho many utjly re- portr. which havo out frtim this piano rogardios Ho-callod invasion of black crickots, ft careful invositigation of tho niattor and a PIM-HOIKI! inspection tho territory by thorn fail to show tho which they ara (Tdilitod with having While it is trro 'here nro millions of thorn, thoy to bo travelling across tho country very rapMly, a.rd fiolds through which (hoy havo passed show little sijrns of Them is absolutely no foundation for tho report that fiolds of grain arc bcinir destroyed by thorn. rurrr AT r.vvK'!T;c. Hon.

F. C. Moss of I'nyotte has bnon in the city a few days on busiuosa, Mr. Moss told "TIIK correspondent thnt tho fruit crop In tho vicinity of that place wns tho Inrgost known in Its history. Four straight carioada of prunes vrero ahippod from that hvst ycsr to points In Colorado and Mon- wlif-ro tho demand for them fnr exceeded tbo supply.

This year the peo- iti the, vlciniiy of Tayotie will ut loast ten and judging from orders already recoivod, could find a r-'Midy tunrkot for' many more. "In trvo years from now.or after tho World's Fair, the Idaho prune will known throughout country, and prune land will at a said Mr. Moss in conclusion. A 'ntLEMtONE CENTER. Manager Shroff of the Rocky Mountan Oemptoy hM to Boise ceottr, II interest In noar I'iOMOrt In tho lh) roporls of tf.i0phbn« wxtendiuf for 100 ratios north, south' and At this place la located the general exchange and supply point of the company.

Tho has proven a convou- lonco to tho here, and has brought, thorn thousands of, dollars' A-orth of business ouch year. HSs latest inovo is to build a branch from DeLamar to Jordan Valley, a distance of thirty-five miles, making a continuous lino of tqloplionn stations from Uylso, via Nttmpa, Walter's Forry, Reynolds Creok and and tending to bring the trade of that fertile valley to this place, A HANDSOME SOUVENIR. Ono of tho handsomest nouvanlra do- scrlptive of City which has boon placed boforo the peoplo has just boon Ixttued by W. E. Pierce a real estate firm.

lu litlw, "Boise City, Idaho, Illustrated," gives but a faint, Idea of its contents, which is made up of wtill executed half-tore engravings of public buildings and residences of the city. The contains twenty- sight paffOH of Illustrations and doscrlpt- ivo matter, Is handsome enough to sraco any parlor and is aeut free to any part of country. THE NEW U. P. I'JKPOT.

The contract for the erection of tho new Union Pad He pasaeriRer depot, which is to bo of stone and preyed brick, one and one-half siorioa haw beon let to D. P. B. Pride, a stona contractor and laorchhnt of this city. Tho depot will located about a block eaet of the freight depot, which in now nearly completed, near tba corner of Front street jind Eighth avenue.

Mr. i'rldo exuects to have it ilnlshcd about SoDtembar Jftt. CAPITOL ADDITION. Mosirs. Lr.fi Jones, plumbing havo secured the contract and aro now busily in placing the water pipes and other apparatus in the new two-story addition to the State building.

It will thorn two wutiks to com plot A the job. Tha Htury brlclc build in the roar of the Capitol will be remodeled aiid tUtod up a Smto arsenal. OWYHEK lUUtGATIOX COMPANY. C. L.

Wins, resident manager of tho Owybew Land Irrigation Company, with hoadQuartore at Grand View, Owyhee county, has bean In the city number of days accompanied by hla fatally. IJa IH on his way to Providanco, It. tho homo of W. V. Phillips, president of tha company.

Ho will Uke tn World's Fair when ho returns In Septflruber. Desirous of loaruing something of tho work which Mr. Wing has boen doing during tho paat two years toward Holviuj Irrigation problem In this section of Idaho, THK TKIIHJ.NIC correspondent bun tad him up and obtained some valuable Information. Mr. Wing said: "I takeout vory little credit upon myself' for" tho work which we performed In tho Kruneau river valley.

Tho credit for tho completion of tho work is duo Mr. W. V. Phillips of Providence, II. who, let mo right hero, la tho pioneer missionary of feasible Western irrigation acheruea ftmoutr the Etta torn cap I tali HIS.

Hla word is law with them, conuoquontly when ho earns out and ex- Mnliuid that Brun6au country and ro- portud It a safo iavoit'xxent he had no dlfllculty In forming company with capital, over of which Is paid in. Grand View Is situated on Snu.k« river near the mouth of tho about forty miles south- wost of Mountain Home, our nearest railroad point. The (ini problem which confronted us lc boffiuuing the work was that of raising tha water to sufficient height to covwr agricultural and placer ground lyinR around tha town and extending back to the foothills eight miles away. This we by goluK back along tho Bruneau river a distance of thirteen miles and build- Jug a dam. The ilte selected for this darri was most admirable.

It lies at the month of a deop Rorga, where the action of tho water Ilowinn through there for centuriwa pant has worn and cut its way through solid rock, waking a firm an- chorajre on cither end of tha dam.which Is 124'foet long and thirty-six feet hlRh in the ccnlor. Tho dtun, built of rock nnd earth, Is sixty foot wide at tho bottom and twonty at tho top, and is faced on tho upper sldo with masonry with sufficient wasteways and gatus to relieve a greater part, of tha presia'uro In cuao.of high water. "Tho bed of the rlvor bolow the dam fallfl away Quito rapidly, and beginning at tho bftift of tba dam on tbe west sldo of the river wo cut through rock for porhaps 100 foet and emoraro a quarter of a mile bolow with a canal thirty foot on the bottom forty-ttva on the top, oneutfli above tho surround Ing country to anablo us to use tha watnr hydraulically should wo chooso to do so. Two mllaa bolow this polwt thla largo canal is d-ivlded Into two smaller ones, and hore tha work done by the Owyhoe Land and Irrigation Company ceasos. The work of excavating the two smaller canals will be clone by contractors.

Tautphaiis Ako, contractors of Monntaln Hgme, haw scourer! the contract to dip tho sixteen-mile canal running along Lho upper placer fields on tho aout.h slchi of Snako river. As soon as this has boon completed tbo company will Ifit the for theex- tension of the other branch of the main oxual across the Snake river, and along tho northern bank of that stream for a distance of twenty-tire covering of acres of agricultural land hnretofore untilUblo. river is quite narrow at the placa where our canal will cross, and an Island In tbe tnr of tho stream will the con- utruotion of a two-span stone aqueduct a easy matter. Each of thaso spans will be about sirty foat long and will be tho first of ihcilr kind in tho Stutp; no othar canal, tomy knowledgo, has cjirrlod. across a stream thnsize of rivrf borders of the St-atn up to this time." Kolattve to the use to which tho water of the canal on tho south side of Snake river would be put, Mr.

Wiug "This canal will have a capacity of inchos of water and ivill bo used principally for placer mining. I havo an option en 30,000 Inchos of tho water, the other are for sain. My object for contracting for this amount of water Is to control it for the u.so of tha mining company vvhich it 'Is my purpose to form during my visi to Provi- I have thousand acres of line plac.ftr ground which will be covered tliH canal, in fact wo havn the finest tract of placer mining ground to bo found the wholn length of Stmko rivar. Mining men will yon that ground that will ylold 25 cents cubic yard is, vrith plonty of wafcer, aroort froum), that which'will yiald SO cents is and that which will yield $1 wo have any quanlity.of tho end some that will run as hiiarh as S1.50 per cubic yard, and all tho wnier wo require to work it iuccoiafully. 'Glnu-las HilbMch of Omaha, who Is'lntoroaicHl In a number of rninos around Idaho City, his iookedj over the property, inada number of nssays of tho ground in various places and has in- hlwtolf In company wMch I will form while Kaop youroye ou the Bruriaau coputry, for rlf Ut there you saa of tbe best mining campa w5tabllahad within tho bor dart Slate." 18W.

09DES SILVER GOXVESiTiON. It Will Be'-a Solid Cohering and Will id Stroiiriv. MTOOI8TEL A SOOD LIST OF SPEAKERS F2R SILVER Crrr FverythiHE Elepaut Appolntmanti, SuLl-M R7ASOMADL5, Proprietor. 7in nB Hairdraising PAT- lors in Ui-lldlfi 14-1 w. FIRST SOUTH.

At Central location. in appoint- A AlinJator's KnoHsft Departmenf. unrt tho Ntfiva Will tlo Pi-intod Just the on tho 'f PE72 DAY. j-ccixl to Theatrical ntv.l KOROAH BC'fcL COMPANY, Fpjps, 0 KD. Msnagr.

Tho Cftll Issued by the business or- ganlzaLfofis of this city a counts' silver convmiiiou to at ihe hosier Park pavihou at 8 o'clock p. in. DftXt Tuesday fiveniiiff should uiivo the aitorjUon of everyone, and especially all thoso of this Western country who havo tho. imprests of silver at huark At this convention rinffiurf resolutions will bo passed, delegates to ccnvootions at St. Louie and Chicago will selected, t.lie holding of fHtth Territorial converiUon will considered and arrauffCf! for.

Thora will bo speech-making by C. C. Goodwin, Frank J. Cannon, J. H.

McMillan. Captain Eansford Smith, M. A. iSreedon, L. R.

Rhodes and others. Ara you for froo silver? Bo you ex- porioucft any ftitocts of those hard Umos? Shall we not, before tho extra session of Congress, send in our protests ftjraJnst silver? Then coma out Lo this convention, one and all, and as a woolu people domttud what is for tbo prosperity of Utah and the whole West. A SCANDALOUS INTIMATION. Yestardnj Rev. E.

B. Forbes delivered a sonnow on "Money," and like nil that ptood man's prftachlns it was splendid, jeweled with truth, eloquent with lofty thought and beautiful in sentiment. But there was ono niiatake in it. In speaking ot the corruption of logJsla- tion by money, Mr. Forboa said that money tho opeulujc o.f tho World's Full 1 on Sunday, thereby i-nii- matinff that Justice Fuller had bowed down bofora tha power of Mammon and ffovernecl his Ueaclsion on oponluR the fair on Sunday accordingly, which is a soundulous thlujf to say or intimate.

IT HELPED OGDEM. HOUSE. East hr.ttl for ibo prlct mosi ecnUrtMy lolled ic thocltj. 00 AND $2 FE3S DAY Center Coutb and Haia Si suapcnslon of tho Ogrten Department of TVR la something that tho people of this city ploro. When it boramo known that the department would be discontinued many loading citizens exproased thoir rograts.

For yeara tho Ogdon Department has a featwro by THK TKIBUWK much to tho ad vantage of this city. 'Through all these years It. has bttcn a medium for tho people of Ojrden to roach tho outside world. It has the defense and n-rul promoter of the spirit of reform, progress and patriotism. But In cutting off tho service now the writer (loan not understand that THE TniBUNE intends to take HH loavc for in tho future THK will endeavor to prive important Offden newi and still maintain a policy of liberality toward vhis oily.

A FOUNDATION SOCIAL. Lo-il Friday ivonlntr fcha Indies of ths Ohuroh jrnve social party on the north foundation of tho unfinished church at corner of Adams and Twenty-fourth. Tho affair -was a most enjoyable one. Thorn was a pro- Krarcra-o of music, aong and recitation, well done a.nd much enjoyed. Tho scene was quite attractive, torches and Chinese lanterns being called Into play advantasaously.

Strawberries and cream, cake and cream wore served. Tho pretty Presbyterian maidens (there are no olhera but protty ones in that church) waited on tho guests. Though tho social was a success ono could not betp thinkinff that if whilo the (rood Presbyterian of Opden are build- Ing for thojMsalvos mansions In tho skies, they would, to use a phrase, get a curve on themselves and finish building the church they have juarted on earth, i.t would bo more creditable both to the Presbyterians and tit is city. NOTES ON THE SIDE. John MoMannis has returned to this city after a visit of several months In Arkansas, Mr.

McM-annis eoraes back to Zion with renewed determination, hope and desire to "make a winning' 3 and spend the rest of his days like tho gen tinman he is. An onterprUfng Ogden newsboy Saturday was crying out "Evenhis Press about suicide!" referring to the death of yoiuvg Carroll, and there wasn't a word in the Press about Carroll's death. Dr. B. B.

Graham on Saturday returned from Chicago with A pleasant arnile ou hia face and a pretty wife on his arm. Congratulations are in order and they ara being showered on tho happy couple. Robert Mantell, the handsome and talented young American actor, will appear at the Grand in Wednesday evening. Mantell is one of the leaders in tho romantic school o.f acting and will doubtless draw a big house. The liwn social to be given at the Washington avenue residence of L.

11. Armstrong on tha evening of the llth inst. promises to ho one of tho eclat events of the season. far as known nothing has been done to afford ilie people an opportunity to participate In the Salt Lake 1'ross Club excursion on the 13th. The nivie of young Adams, the alleged ravisuor of Mrs.

Kos, cornea up before Commissioner Hnlaniski this morning, it is c.onfidently believed that onough evidence ha? been found to "send hiia over the road" without much trouble. OHDKS. July 9, 1893. and Elegant in all its Appointments. 25O Kooms, Single or En Suite.

75 Rooms Witti BattL. G. S. HOLMES, WODERM MOT1U LARK CITY. C.

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. RATES S2 AWD S3 PER DAY BECHTOL, SANDS. Props. No Extortion; Imposition or THE C-REAT WESTEffl HOTEL, Franklin OHICAGO. Near Union depots.

Tlififttcra, Pcrttofllcc, Board of'Trade, Sieam. Elnvatod, Cabla rondB and Btdiimboatn 10 World's Pair. Absolutely fireproof olevutors. p.lectrio lights, crthftusl, fans to cool rooms, clcganc dining rooms, Inrgo rentiuirant. Meals 50o each, or a oar to.

furnisbnd rooms, 51,00 par day. Cuil- drcn 5 I'', ft J. C. MURPHY StancHrs. Rubbar Stamps, Notary, Corporation and Society Sealo a Specialty.

MO, 65 B. SECOND SOUTH ST. Car Line, EFFECTIVE JUL.Y 9, 1893. Tfatnt arrive at Lakt City 09 From TCfwtarn points 3:90 a.m. From Hutto.

Portland, Franolseo, Ca-lm VSNey and tn. From nil Extern points, Park Qjzdcin; ":58 a. tn. From lie VftUny 7:10 From Frovo and Intermediate m. JFrom Eurefca 6:05 p.m.

Tooalo jjden all TD.i«t«*a points' an. ForButto, PoftUad. Sail tfranoisoo Caohn allay. 10:05 a. m.

TorO'den, Paris City and all Eantarn polnu 0:800. m. For Onion, inteimediate points nud San irrauo'Isoo 9:00 p. m. tlfor Provo and IJ 11 ford 7: 15 MB.

For Bureau. I'rox'o and irucrsaadUta 5:00 p.m. Tooi'le a.nJ Turminus 7: .15 a. m. Sondiiyj jTrains south of run three times a weak only.

UtaUus Monday. Wednesday Friday, and leii'vu Pricco, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. For timi! of Ben.ch trr.ins soo local ndvLTripement. CITY TICKET OFFICE, 2018113 mm D. E.

BUS LEY, Act. Dapi. xaoTr, Gou. Mang'r. V.

L. I.02UX. G. f- A T. A.

mx COLORADO HIBLMI3) F1ILWAY, TO A2.L EAST. Shortest, mid quiotost lino in with the R. G. P.y. Trsiln Salt City at 'il'Zd p.

ID. H. C. S. P.

MAORIS A. Gen'l. Act. Dept. T.

A. landing, iSlilt Ljiko City. RIO'GRANDE WESTERN. TEWELiEPyS, 17Q-172 To? rta PATEK. PHILLIPS A in TEA.

COF.EK. ORXNOK SPOONS. flnftt auJ larpmt FrVtmeai'iii citT. Toumts xvllS Ccd tbo rr.os; nnsqun rtcaitfi" to seJpvjt 'iia LsiioM c.ol.i iiwly been octeii, tow in tbooaiy BMH mi DO 1 IDMQTTJAXr SKO, 1. 0, w.

Sn.i South. IJ Templar StaUd toiilo Hftlfou first Thumdijr of aaah moutii ot? oMowk. VibUing Sir UiTlksd to ntuuX J. F. JiCiC.

Ix. U. L. B. I LOfiOE NO.

1. A. F. AX K. SUiruluit UeJd tbe MA- tlio of of uu-l in pood ooivJlftlJy iuvitaii to httoDd.

W- N- LlPM-iN, W. A. A WDB tar j. RCENTA LOUGffi'sO. 3.

A. V. A A. ML BUujd nt Maaonla first Tunsdajr In raonlh. MV.aanocs W.

M. W-iLLIAM T. M. SaQSglary. LODGE KCX p.

at. Ooajaiuaiaatloai at Mftionia tbs wcoml Moady of eack rooath. of nod no Jfjurulnd hrotUrtu tfood fcteiudlua: IMA oorUialijr taviud to attend. DANIEL DUNNE, W. ML HO.

a. A. a. ConTowttlon Iwld oa tha flrK tn inontli at Maiouio HftR.at 8 p. m.

So- loarnlnn comDauiozu arc corarollr mvitaa ki ittond. L. B. SMITH. M.

EX K. P. J. M. BOWMAN.

TAil COUKClIi U. B. A S. on last Tuendaj la nt iStioalalinH. fioJoafningoonipanioM Jy iovivsii to moot with K.

OAUPFIXLA T. It B. L. SOAWWBI.I* KALAi'f TKMPLE, A. A.O.

N. M. 8. soRdloiii of lUwnto Hall at p. m.

A.U froiourmna In our sordidly Invitoil to A. N. OLIVER, Potoctnttt. O. CLABK, Recorder.

CHAPTER NO. 5, O. E. a- Ur hold Hall tho of eitoh muiiik motubuw vad to MRS. M.

B. W. K. AJTJI E. Booretarr.

P. O. Box ODD FELLOWS. I O. O.

FOLLOWING SUHORDI- nate aaii RebekRli meet Odd Tellowa' on Market itwet. at 8 o'clock p. ni. Utah Lodge. No Liiko Ko.

Jorian No, RiiKley Lodga, No, Lodge, No. Wednesday. Fidelity Lodge, No. Naomi Raboka-h No. 1-Snd and 4th Miriam Robckah No, lit and 3rd Saturday.

Oouirrh Eacnmp, No. and 3rd TJnKy Ho. and 4th Canton Colfat, Ho. 1, P. 3rd EUUCEO (IX- CTANDARD GAU3E, TA3L3.

IN AFFECT fVlAY 7th, 1S33. I.EA.T.V3 SALT 0 Provo, Grant! Junction and all points K.tit 8:03 a. ra. No. Prove.

GrauJ Junction and nil points Jiiist p. m. No. Frovo. ICwreka.

r.na Silver City 5:01 p. m. Prove. Kniaharn, Pete a. ra.

No. West in. ocdou ami West ra. AKBIVE'S LAKE. No.

TTOVO. GrAiiU Junction. slid the East. 10:20 n. ra No.

Prove, Grund and tha i Eureka No. SanPutc p. tn. Ogdcu anJ the Wei No. UKOijn aad.tho West.

.1. 7:10 p. in. 'Only tlirouKn Piillraau aalt to. to Tla Junctio'ii.

to uud via 1 Colorado' points. Safety. KNIOQTO OF PYTHIAS. ONITOR LG3GK, NO. 11.

K. OP P. Regular coureutioa ut p. Caitlo tiall. Sojournluj cordially iavitad to utrtoutl.

c. L. H. JJ, PTTBIIISBX. K.

ttf R. -ftBtJ S. I VY TEMPW; NO. 2, PYTHIAN 3I5TEBfl, 5st. and aJftriiooiM at li-36 m.

and 8rd Friday at m. nt tha now 11, of 1 Hall, all momboM conllftlly JiiYlUd to attend, MRS. M. S3URTLIFF, M. B.

O. MIHS ETTA ATKIXS. M. of R. C.

OOKY LOUGS KO. R. OF P. BTsry Thutfidayyvca ai 1 re cr and FiMt SoutU Mai ft Members df to utt-und. i.

arrz MILLBB, a a ATABTHfi LODCJ.E NO. K. P. K2G- Cwcvontiou KTojiday of in CoJtJo Hall, Sean A AVBPSU. SejourRlne to atUnd N.

W. SONNEDECUJtR. C. G. W.

M. RrsLtfT, K. ot K. S. J-QIXiS XO.

K. O9 F. vliu- CoBTUDtioa evarr Tuosdar ticaiux ft pi 1L. ot EnUaU ocrdUHy iiivltod to aitcud. c.

E. A. W. HAMXTTT. K.

of R. A 3. a a ALT LAKE UIVioJON NO. 1, tt K. K.

P- Uf.sliiou oa tai Friday utcritcach drill on iLird Friday night ench month ut 7: TO. Sojourn- Sir KaiRhw cordially to att W. W. JULU Sir Knight 61r Knight CAMP NO. 1.

of wc-flUtliu third Tuosuay r.nJ second and fourth after- noonr of fich month Pouth Visit- iu2 roeuiUrE corJUlly iuvite-i to attjiiu. MViS. AVNIE SHOWELL, President Ulns. E. P.

JJYKBS. RRuordtui: Secretary. GEORGE R. MAXWELL POST, G.A. R.

JL "cuiitiu nrs: Had third of ovsl A. r.flil. St West Ss-ioaJ SoaU tra To the Trade: job Carry an. ecctensiva stock Paper of every EOOK FLAT CUT and. caa sxxjyply almost arty lor Papaur and goods.

Wa buy in larca lois arid, aim to our stock, reliable, so t3xat our know wliat to expect onco fa- wan our staple stocJc. It OTtr to socaro aawd. retain custom entfJ by tenant and tton- ost goocle, full coati-t and pi-ompt. siiip- msnta. JOS LAKE UTAH Sacks, Twine, Ballag Eta 6fc UcVKlE, 15! STATE SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SHANG HAl CO.

Fireworks, Chinese aad Japaness Grnimcn- tal and Faacy Goods. buy ins: call and pur otock. Moil pricw In city Choice Imported Silks. Tourists and travelers luvitool to etili. S77 Soxith Mi-in, Tlilwl South.

CAPITAL, S3 S3O.OOD. Rtneriean Rational Bank, OF SALT LAKE CITY. SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. Capital and Surplus, IATIOML BASE.

Buceeinori to. TRIUE NO. 1. IM- JL OrJ-r-rof P.e.I Son. Tharj.

evarJui'. 0. "all. Marint otnow brothers cor.na.Jlyla- vitod to Aiwai J. SHARP.

Suvaein. A. C. Oi II. wlli Eichange, tk.

principal cictos of tk. UaUod Europe, r.li points oo the of credit in dltles of the World. Sp.cUl attentK.n to the Ores and bullion. Ad- vsBces on oflnsi at lowwt giv.a to throughout Uttb. Accounts solicited.

ESPOMD GO TV nil Varco Co K.o'o tba Republic Fint NaticKal Ba.fc -National Bant. JMiSfc Merohitnti' Bank Boalrnen'n Bunk Co j. E. DOOLY. Cashier.

WALKED BROTHERS, GAMERS. 1854. SAFE DEPOSIT IJOXES 3FOR RKNT. J. R.

WALKER. M. J. jTMliIent. M.

H. WALKEiS. L. H. FARNRWORTJi.

VIco A a it. Cmbitr. J. JR. WALKER.

Aast. JONES 6a BANK OF SALT LAKE CBTY, VTAH Bloct, Salt City, Utah. i General Btstei Business, cwi FrjTi maws bankiag buslnaaa ill In uni Bomr-itil K.TchdDjr*. Cxrflful K. 'iition tions, iud renaittKQCts on ot Bonds on Lf made on city rsal estate at law alteutiott given to ores a.nd bullion, of which concignmaatt mado OD diver bars ebipped for rtflaiBf.

DIRECTORS: Vf. CKI8KOX.X, ft. F. A (Distant j). B- FABT.OW, W.

H. limsa. K. E. Eicu, E.

B. Cja.yaLot5Vi Xew York Btulr of the StaU Faw Jt Merchants Hr Pfcn Krancisco Bank Chicago First U- CATITAI. IGOO.OOO. I'. W.

MABHBJT E. Transacts General Bickiig Inlim SAFE DEPOSIT FQB RIN7. arjd 21 and 24- EAST FIRST SOUTH ST. CAPITAL PAID UP JOPKPE M. 8TOU ALEXANDER KCG L.

A. B. JOKES. General rvsntinjj "5 per ccat inturest pM4 s. lour A A RicirAUDS, AT iS, ATTORSEYS I A'WAITE.

ATTORN EYS- ni-la-iT. McQoruiok block. tfT STONE. ATTORNEYS AT i. CAPITAL, 300,000.

OF SALT LAKE CfTY. General Bankinc i all its Certificates c. if Drsifti of all pai oiiici in Oaitod Staim Kuwplk i Gzo. M. DOTTXTIT P.

KOBI.B Toos. W. LAWYBH ir.i-tic« in Kooms JO and Jl, F. U. Auwbaah, O.

J. Salisburr, Moylau O. Far W. V. Koble.

1C. Ooaatllau, £dwim KtiubalL on iaTontibni. etc. to Odice, Maia KST'ACtlSH'ED ESTABLISHED 1MI THB OLDEST L. a AID all U.

Kia.ICUy, TI1H WOWT1. Aro tiitiif tioolc Doofi. at grrMtl lor.