The Ogden Standard from Ogden, Utah • 4

T-t" Imi- Daily Herald. i FATAL FIRE. Ay Fohrfiii' MltlnlKlit lllazo iii HIouiul Fort. W-U'-Tiio Great! Tho world-renowned bicycle rider, will appear at tho Skating Uink, on Friday and -Saturday evenings, 5th and Gth, ins t. Admission' 25cta.

Sec bills. dmc4 It Hon. Joseph West's Amendments to the School Laws. MARCH -UlSSfS. Aj-- 1 FoIIowinc is the full test of ft have this day bought the good will bill to amend tho existing school bv Hon.

Joseph A. and patronage, of John Stoddard Son TWO 0HILDKEN KILLED. West, and which has received thei pertaining to their lumber business in SEEDS 1 SEEDS! SEEDS I approval of the Committees of both houecs qf tic Legislature. A U1LL Amending an act nrovidW for the Ambrose Shaw's Brlok House. Totally Destroyed Father's Grief.

We- have 'uit received a 'nil stock of Grass, Garden, and Field Joseph ti.tfaylor was the hext witness," He testified to 'being woke up about half past olovfli. lie hurried to Mr. Shaw's place and whea ho arrived Mr, Shaw was standing by the granary. He said to witness, my God, my children are burning." lie told witness they were in the room up stairs. The rest of the witness' testimony was corroborative of that of the first witness.

Floyd Rurke was also called and gave similar testimony. This closed the evidence and the jury then returned the following verdict: We. the undersigned, jurors empanel led and sworn tu investigate the cause of the. death of Olive Naomi Jpnes and Eva FermillaShaw Jind that they came to their death accidentally, the house in whicli they wero living having caught fire and from the evidence it appears it wa3 impossible to rescue them, Jonn P. Williams," W.

II. IlALLt Jurors. Wit. R. Martis, Mark Hall, Coroner.

Ogden City, March 4th, 188C. About the samo time that tho Coroner arrived Mr. Jones of North OffdenJ the father- of one of establishment and suncort of Wis From the West dally, R.m. from the East, p.m. Frool Denver, dally .....0.30 p.m.

KromHalt Lako City ...9,35 a.iii. 6:30 p.m. From the Horth, pjn, HAILS CX03K AT OrTlCR For 3alt Lake City and the 8 a. id. For Denver and the a Jn.

KorSalt Lake p-m. For th p.m. if or Northern Utah, Idaho, and a.m. for Hooper, Alma and Tllson (Wednesday and Saturday) 9:10 a. m.

For fluntsville, Kden, end Van ZIIe( Wednesday and Sat- I 1:00 p.m. All mails will be cslossd promptly on tree; nothing HUtoretr? mailing af. tr-tha tuaiU are efottd Oglee Sours. Dctll further notlcer General iMdvery wltidowwlll be open antly Iroui 1 COa. m.

ugaen ana ail their former customers vriH find it tb their interest'to call and see me or write for prices, as I am prepared to fill all "orders with an excellent line 0f goods; and I will extend to them the same liberal favors shown them by Messr? Stoddard trict Schools aud for oihcrpurposcs, approved February 20th" 1880. Section 1, He it enacted hy the Gov ernor and Zegittaliiv Ahtscmbhj of tke Territory of Utah; That an Act providing for the establishment and support of DiatrictSchools and for other imrnosea, February 20th, Seeds. All reliable. Call and examine bur stock and prices before buying elsqwhere. Ours J3 tub seed house in Ogden.

Sears Liddid, Main St.V'Og'den Utah: ditsilLtf in i. i1 I'-- .1 1 About half -past eleven o'clock last night the sleeping inhabitants of the Junction City were aroused from Jbeir 6 lumbers by thoj avra Inspiring clang of the fire belfnnd ph ebell on the Courthouse, while the engine at'the ISSn. be liv hft-rthig alter screeched out the dread alarm.1 tbejh yUop Mm to be, numbered Sui on 7. Section any kind, 'price or Da.not-fail to. call or-write.

Orders i SnoES of quality at Dj.aud. that, the folWAib of till 0.39 p. m. mail will receive prompt attention. jbe Ueneral DeDTery wUl.be open on Sunday and holiday only from 8.30 a.m.

said Act be numbered coii'ecutivcjy llteieaftcr. SecC. The.Coiuilv Assessors and till 10.30 atn, Tnn Way erly for HM Cfolteerov. of the sevvral Counties, of KrgUtry and 7tIont-y Order Department. Those who at that late hour bad iot retired pceml out and saw Ihereflee-tlon ortlTe conflagafion In the north west part of town.

The fire companies turned out and were oil the spot with as much speed as was possible. The scene of the fire was at Mr. Ambrose Shaw's farm which is situated in Mmiml Fort, a short distance di- children has no seams to rip. Sbljl the Territory arc hereby constituted 'Open dRilyexcptSundsyamltaoHdAyBj Irom 10 a.m. till 1.00 p.m.

the and Collectors of Dis ana wurranteu ouiy Dy tf Pjsury A. UTTLEFIKLD Postmaster. Oodkx, July 7, mi. trict -Spliool whom shall receive such compensation and shall give bonds In a such a sum as hall bo determined by the County west of the SchoolhouBO. The" Expressions of Appreciation.

KANDOJl KEFERENCEi Court of his county, for the" efficient aDd proper performance- of hc duties "The residents of Ogden tind vicinity are rapidly becoming fura enjoined upon.lnm uy tup several pro visions of this Act, Sec. 7- All fjehopl taxes, whether iliar with works of art, and they show their appreciation, of master our uusLuinura who navy ueait WlU US in Ogden will sec hy tlic foregoing that DavidEccles has purchased the good will and patronage ofoui- fivm, and our patrons will confer a levied by trustees or by a special meeting called fo- that purpose' shall ly efforts in that line by 'having their photographs taken by J. Smith. His parlors are situated on great tavor on us by Healing with Eccles, the successor to TJV ST Mam dfl2tf XJL "frvnjA dm3 5t JOHN STODDARD SON, be computed from the valuations' of the county assessment roll and shall be levied during the month ofpril of- the year iSSG, and during tho month of December of: each year, thereafter and within ten day's hfier any such meeting shall havb been held, trustees shall make a certified statement- of the per cent, pf the taxes co levied to tho County XTlerk and tb the County 'Assessor. Uhe County Assessor shall sess therefor at tho same time am in the same manner that he-asscEtestfor Territorial and courjty taxes.

Sec. ff, Tha County Court shalltsit as a Board of Kqualization of District' School taxes, tit the same and shall equalize in the same manner as now nrnvidfirl hv Iaw for annalist! nr AOTICE. 1 On Monday, March, 8th, at 2 o'clock, thre will be a sale of baggage at the Central Hotel for charges thereon, Sale Positive," df25 td Proprietors. GALL JtJF 1. 1 CANNON 1 SEE HEWE 1 fLSbolsiaaaid Stationery House i Get Butter at 15ct.

per lb Eiffrs at 15 ots. Tier rloypn. nt. Territorial and comity At the Buhton, Hekrick White's. dflOtf the victims arrived.

He had been telephoned for but up to the time of hifl arrival at the scene of the -disaster, he was not aware that his" daughter had perished. As soon as ho drove into the gato he received' tho crushing intelligence that his daughter had succumbed and that all that remained of her was a. charred and blackened crisp, he was totally overcome. At first he hardly comprehended the los3 he had sustained;" but as the full import of the information was forced upon him, he left those who surrounded him and retired, a short time to weep alone and meditate over the'awful calamity' which had overtaken him. Tho girl, who was fourteen years of age last October, id said to have been very prepossessing and" amiable in character.

Her mother, who was a piece of Mrs. Shaw's, died a year or two since, and Olive had been entrusted, to Mr. Shaw's" care: and by her winning ways she had captured their good feelings and was well liked by all the family, Mr. Shaw'6 little girl whq, perished was six years old the 23d of last January and was a promisingchild. In addition td the injuries Mrs.

Shaw received from bur ding, the lady received a eovere injury- by cutting her wrist withr a piece of glass.in breaking one of, the windows. The blood flowed freely, and, but for the prompt arrival of l)r. John Priv-er it is thought the lady wouliLhavo died from loss of blood. It is said Mr. Shaw presents a terrible appearance in consequence of the in--jurieti she ha9 sustained.

Her rlugs were cut off her fingers this morning, as it was impossible to removo them by any other means. The funeral services will be held oyer the remains of both tho unfor-tunategirls to-morrojy, two p.m. At tho close, the remains of Mr, Shaw's daughter will be interred in, the Ogden Cemetery, and the remains of Mr. Jones' daughter will be taken to North Ogden, At that place Bervices will again be hejd ou Saturday, in order that all tho friends of the deeeseed may 'havo the privilege of attending, Mr. Shaw, desires to return hia heartfelt thanks to the firemen and the numerous friends who assisted, for their -indefatigable efforts to save the lives of the victims and also to save the property.

Tho sa4 event has a gloom over the residents of Mound Fort in particular, of Osrden in general, and every person has only sympathy to express for Mr. and Mrs, Shaw anil Mr. Jones in their Irreparable loss. origin of Uie fire is as yet unknown, but it is claimed that the fatal flames' started' in kitchen, Mr. Shaw's house was a fine two story brick structure and contained four rooms.

There was a porch on the front and a balcony above. There were in the house at the time, Mr- Ambrose Shaw, hta wife Minerva, their four children-three boys and one girl and a girl named Olivo Naomi Jones, a relative of Mr, Shaw's. Mr. Sbawi hi i wife and the three boys, the oldest about nine years of of ago and the, youngest about six months old, were sleeping in the south room up stairs and the girl Jones and Mr. Shaw'a daughter Milly, occupied the north room.

Mrs. Shaw was the first to discover the existence of a fire and she immediately awoke her husband who rushed down staira to investigate. On getting down to the ground floor he discovered that he alono was. unable to check the progress of the devouring element and.ho then turned to go up stairs with the intention of rescuing hia. family.

Rut the flames were already making rapid progress up stairs their onslaught being accelerated by the draught created by the now open doors. He therefore rushed out on the porch, and called to his wife to hand the children to him. The lady succeeded in rescuing the frightened and only half awake boys, and then turn-ed her attention to the girls. frantically dashed into the room while the "flames were greedily lapping the. walls with their lurid tongues and dense volumes of smoke were rolling up through the floors.

She seized the inanimate form of the older girl, and dragged her to the head of the stairway, when she stumbled and fell; the lady found that any further efforts were uselefisif plie wished he self to. escape. Mrs. Shaw by this time was frightfully burned, Jier hands and anus were in a frightful condition and her face had also been burned considerably. She relinquished all hopes of saving the children and with her hands sore and in a perfect jelly she clambered dawn from the balcony the posts of which at this time were rapidly succumbing a 1 1 A Wl.

I AND EXAMINE THK IMMENSE STOCK OF "7T "r'i Horse lost. See o. SvssaixE and clouds alternately today. Thk air has-been Tather, tool all day to-day. Business was not bo brisk on the streets to'-day.

JFbosi all appearances overcoats are in demand yet. Tub Mexican Typical Orehestru came in from the est thia morning. Tiie. Lewis-Morrison "May company went west last even- Twohorse thieves were eentto the Pen from the Third District Court yesterday. A.

H. Cannox carries a full stock of Church, and school hooks; besides 'current of all description. ff (A, certificate of incorporation was issued to the Woolley, Young and Hardy Company in Walt Lake City yesterday. Wm. Litchfield was made a citizen in I'royo yesterday, and Louis' Cein-tat was admitted to citizensbipinSalt lAko City, 1'eery" Soss' is the place to eel your shoes.

They carry a full and va. complete assortmentof the bestgocds in the market, Lovers oi the divine art should not fait to attend the musical entertainment to be given in the Union Opera House to-night. Is the Union Opera House this evening the famous Mexican Typical Orchestra will favor tbe Ogden public with a rich musical treat. 1 Ok Saturday evening at'the Skating Rink, there will be a splendid exhibition of bicycle riding. Some darinp feats will be performed, and a good time is expected.

jAa.II, Uaddos, of Salt Lake City, wa committed the Fen last even-ing for refusing to pay alimony to his divorced 1 wife, Elizabeth Itaddon, The amount was $20 per mouth. The finest possible secretaries and bookcases; besides parlor goods and furniture of all kinds, are being sold GhaVuV In this city. March 2nd. lSSO, to Uie wife of Lorenzo Graehl, a nno boy, weigiuog Yl pounds. Mother and child are progressing favorably; and it is reported that the joyous father will assuredly recover.

Wo offer cougratulatien.3 to tho happy parelite oa tho advent or their firstborn. Ball Goods, Croquet, And all Linda of Games and Amncementt. EVERYTHIMG AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. NEW LOTS OF TOYS 4rV1st? vtly received and sold at prices which Defy Ooapdfefia. MY BOOICSttELVJiS AI5B LOADED WITH THE MrajSATUHE, And any book not in stock will be procured on application.

DIED. Board, the" County Clerk shall compute the dist riot school taxes 6P the several districts of the county in which school taxes havo been levied, and the County CollecforshaU notify thb taxpayers of tho the amount, of district' school taxes due from each, and when and where payable, See. 0. All school Jaxes levied and assessed under the provisions this act shall atfacji Jo and become a hn on Uho property assessed from the date of assessment, they jshallbccome, "ciie and delinquent the same time and sqall he cqllected in tho same manners territorial taxes. Sec.

2. That Section 0 of said act no amended by striking out the words "the assessor 'and collector" In line 2 of said Sec. 3. 7ofieaid act as amended by the act-ofIftrchth, 1834, be and the same Is hereby re pealed. Sec.

4. That section of said act as amended by the act of 13, 1SS4 be and the following inserted in, lien thereof: Sec. S. The collector shall forth-, with notify the tax-payers of the several districts of his county, in 1 Whjci 8ch.oopitxp.Ji liktre been levied of Jhehmount of their school taxe.s and when aud where payable lie on the or WitiaiiT-It this Thursday, March, ifhtj of pneumonia, Thomas thojhfjtnt eon and Martha J. Wrijjht, aged six months ami twelve dayo.

jM3Inuziiies-mil XewspiUKirH published in any labiate crab obtained when desired by fustomers. Orders by mail carefully and promptly filled. Funeral will be held on Friday, at 2 p.m., at the residence. Fourth St. Friends are invited.

OGWKY, UTAH. tt tne ucsiroynig muuiem. me cmiv WANTED AM, OFFERED, dren rescued, with their parents, had only their nightclotheB to shield them from the wintry air and the children were removed to "the residence of the LOST Af the Mound, Fortfire a UlacOrare, weight about SOOlbs, branded left Leave word at this oliice and be rewarded. dsmc41t ofreiler if required, pay over to the trustees all money cmiected by jifm for district Bchool'ptirpcises; and on or before the Slst, day of December of IiEL'OltB-rinnjKANI) JUKY eaeh year, shall mtvke a final eettle TAtrfWrtrMi a ment with 'said irastees, paying, the at fir i- -I, tiiesey fenarmo's Cook Store. The Flattened.

Out Salt Lake Conspiracy Scheme. juji amount oi pcnooi laxea uue, at btratforu bon'B magnibcent tarn-iture emporium. Call and see them. The Mexican Typical Orchestra, which will appear in Union Opera (louse to-night, will wear the original costumes presented to them by the Mexican government, each one being a marvel of beauty and wealth. Or the piormancesof the Mexican Typical Orchestra, which appears in Union Ooera Ilouao to-night, the Xcw York.

Jferaldsaid recently: "No thing more original and ha3 appeared in Xew York for some terms.easv and made known on ap- (Jiuvcessiori to Calvin Wheeler tt Co.) arket, Main Stroot, 6 doors Mcrth of Z. C. El. I. We keep the Finest Assortment of Meat and Poultry at the lowest Figures, Fresh and Salted Meats at wholesale audretail.

SmkliL HoAv-Cnfeg1 Habii aud Bacon fo sale. Free deiiyery to'atl parts'of the -city. Orders taken at'tfcs plication, Wm. SsOWk teacher and Notary Public. dja20tf The little flurry of excitement caused-by the arrest of Frank BUSINESS ADDRESSES.

iTreseder for "conspiracy to kill" whether colleeted'by him or not. i i -hi 1 A Fatal A dispatch to the'SaU LakbJr-aldt dated Monroe, TJtab, March 3, Btates that on Saturday afternoon three men wefe coming dovf pot-tonwood Canyon, Marysvale, when a snowalido'took place, bryinjone named Allison. ThcJ other two escaped bV hoidioEr to trees. Alii- dflfltf XX Watchmaker Jlfth Utah. Jfest door east oj Central Hotel, dsCtf 1 I II A It WILLIAMS, it Plumber, Steam and Gas Fitter.

Main north H.C.M.L il3tf MOORE'S NURSERIES! On Kain Street, ens mile Korth cf Zirst Street, Ogdon, UtaL tretCr.t Iti antVTroin tJiXuraeriM Kvry Half Hour, ALME 1 1. Practical Boot and Shoe Maier, Ilorrock'a Ulock.Fifth gtre Ogden. Brinf; your Boots and Shoes for re-pairing. You will find tha best and son's age waa 36 years; lie has no ''relative? nearer tiau The body wa not fdund until Mon-day about 2 o'clock. It was under enow about four feef.

Jt J9 not bruised, find he iscuppoeed to havo smothered to death. Tho body was frozerUtiir when fobrid. I offor this season tho Laroost Stcck of SHADE TREES to -founil In northern Utah. eneapest work in town. and ianoea maue to oraer.

(Jau 12-tf died out almost as quickly as it arose, There is little doubt, how- ever, but the man named Tom Murray, and. whom we mentioned m't'onnection wftb the ease yesterday morning, the main mover in the matter, and, unless Treseder did commit the conspiracy complained of, is tbe oao who put up the job." Murray's statement of tho matter is-that some' weeks ago Trcsedcr approached him on the subject of the deed previously alluded to, and guaranteed hlai $1,500 each for Ireland and Dickson, and 500 for making a ghost of Deputy Franks. Murray pre tended to accede to Ina offer, and on Monday night received from Trcsefjer ptol and, a. mask, arid agreed to meet Mm at the skating rink after the job was done. Murray also claims that Treseder had asked Jinn to assist iu several safe robberies he had planned, and had also assured him that the busineps was safe ami the money euro.

Trcscder'g story, on the other hand, that lie had known Murray while they were both inmates of the GiurE vises, WILCOX Bookbinder (iiid Paper Rulera, Cor. tirand JNIain Ogden, Utah. 443tf time." vcak Goff and Wm. Jenkins, of fe'alt Lake City, were yesterday sentenced to the full extent of the law fornot forsaking their wives and their principles. Unlawful cohabitation was their "crime." They made no On Saturday last Messrs.

Child Douglass, the well-known Main St, butchers, brppght'down from Hunts vlllo $1,000 of cattle, which thcy wiU.tiuin into beef-to be con. Burned by tbe Ojlden public The animals are all stall fed, and hence the purchasers can guarantee some ttood steaks for epicures, Fob several days a rumor has been in Ogden to the effect that 500 stand of arms had heen received by a certain firm in this city, for distribution among the members of tbe A.ll. and others. At tirst iteeemed though the rumor was well founded; but a thorough investigation us proves Jt to bo without any foundation. Mossy is 'still tight, but iUs hero: Jutst letan enterprising spirit pervade and percolate all classes of the com', munity.

and things up wondorfuHy Ogden The'local editor of the-Ntws must havo reasoned analogously from his usual normal condition when penning the above on money tightnm and wonderful- VllXSl TltKIW, cuuitAXrf rr.tisi TitKKS, GREAT WELTY' COMING! tSOOSEHKItBllt ItASrilEBKI Ap- Tho Ouly Ono of lu KlnJ'that Kver pcjircditithnuciuntry! a 'Historical The eeoond number of aulnter-estiug and valuable periodical en-titled "The liittoricai Jtecord," and published by Andrew Jensen, of Salt Laka City, to baud, Tin's number contains biographical sketches of sotiio of the first itiem-bera of tho quorum of tho Twelve Apostlea in addition to the ether useful information, The llhiarical lieeord is deserving of sucuess, and Bhotild receive abundant patronage THE FAMOT7S CLcuBn.arBEij', nearest neighbor. Up to this time there were very few people at hand and amontr the firBtto arrive was Mr. Amos I. Stone, Mrs. Shaw's brother.

The neighbors quickly turned ont the report sprjjad and the firemen also arytvtsd PO the scfjie. The house itself and its contents were totally destroyed and all that could be done was to" endeavor to save the out" houses- firemen; liowover, were crio-pled in their efforts to combat the ilatnes, because of the insufficiency qf the water supply. In the granary a largo arnojnt of grain was stoted, in addition to a large stock of potatoes. A small quantity of the grain was saved and the rest was much dam- aged by water and the fire. The amount of the damage will reach several thousand dollars, and there was insurance on a portion of tho total sum.

As quickly' as possible a search was made for the remains of the nnfor-tunat6 girls who it was. impossible to rescue. jSvcryposaiblo effort in this direetiou was made; but of no avail. It is generally believed that the girl Jone3 was dead from suffocation when Mrs. Shaw dragged her from her bed.

The remains of Mr, Shaw'jJ little girl were found under where the bed stood, and those the elder giri on tho other 6i4o pf the partition, her remains having lain whereMrs. Shaw left them and then had fallen through when the floor1 gave way. All that was left of the victims to this dreadful disaster was the back bone of each and a small portion of the stomach of the. Jones gjrl. They were-tendcrly gathered up and bTaced in separate receptacles to await the coroner's inquest.

Charred and blackened they presented an awful spectacle, and stro'ng'hcarts and mpn of iron nerve sickened at the terriblo sight, while gritf at tho awful fate which had overtaken the maidens was expressed by all who present and saw 'their charred remains gathered together. It being known that Mr, Shaw had some money in the house, a search was instituted for it. Several twenty dollar goldf pfcsrea wero fccpSi-ed, some cithern closely united togcihtr, the metal haying been f(3eei( by tfic intense heaX One or two wa'tches were also destrpyed. Clothing for tho boys and for Mr. Shaw was procured "from town tjarly this morning, and tho Euffarm were made'as comfortable as possible.

This morning Coroner Mark JI411 went out to the Bcene of the flroi for tho purpose of holding an inquest. The remain? of tho victims were examined a jury as follow havingbten empanelled; John P. Williams, II, Hall and Win. R. Martin, The first witness examined II, Colton, who resides in fcheiicjrf hono to Mr.

Shaw's. He testified that Mrs Shaw came to his house and raised tho "When lie arrived at Mr, Shaw's the, house In flames and the children wire past recovery. Tho flarnea at that thrift wero coming put from the windows. It is net knowtf how the fire orleinatoL ness was among the II rat who When Mrs, Shaw' arrived at witness1 house the llesh waa dropping from her arms. nA6KnBKJiIta' IlASrilLlUH1 Al'KI VOT.JKlivJ..

Mexican 1 Orchestral mm Tre; -Plant that arc Tro Name S.1V6 moneSw Wth Ub tjflabrsted Vimccn n4 Stniers, Jfttcly from tho World's Kxpcwltion, hew Orknus. and djt.poihtruent byUHyityont trees at MOOUE'a UtHH, iti ewte. Call or eeud Tor Prlclitt "Address: 1 ARTISTS-S PERSONAL, irom me Jatier-dav baihts, Dclinijucut Taxpayers. re learn from good autlio'rity that there are a lage ilmnber of dc' Iinquent city and county for 1885, aud that- the collectors will publish about the I Oth of March a list of these delinquents, preparatory to entering fuit ibr'tho recovery of those taxes. We -ad AIJj SOLOISTS their, various tustminent rsiith rs i Uuaer Uio aUo loadtrshin at HEAR wmm TII3 EAUTIl! both rich ami poor together Come oil como UJ vise thoo who have not yet settled 1 fen; that einco his release ho has frequently given Murray money with which to buy food, and has befriended him in other ways.

On Monday last, Murray approached Treseder and asked him to loan him his pistol, as ho (Murray) had to make a long trip, and it would bo late when he returned. Not caring to, him his own weapon a Smith Wesson ho went to a place and left the Smith Wesson as security for a cheaper one. Oa Tuesday morning Treseder met Aluarray and asked him to return his pistol, to which Murray 'replied that ho would hand it back to him at noon, but at Jhatjiour Treseder was arrested. Murray and a number of others, including an employee of a nn aud araunitioii house, wero before tho grand jury on Wednesday. -Salt McrflK tf The Silver Question agitating' tho 'coukryvbut C.

Hay's still sells" tinware- at lower, prices than any other place it.town All kinds of ten vork a specialty. Workshop on Fourth Street. tH3 if CENTRAL HOTEL, fttr'tlieyhallbo ll'lkd hloiwd aro the prwn Vr shall cot Ulcesed aro they for they UitU lautrh. Jileased aro the for thoy fOiall inherit all they can eat. Jileased are they which do hunfter and thirst for soinethins ft they can fret aatisllod by pflFlnjj Serjqrito Undo Brnmbil(o Tho Grcftt l'rlma Uonno; Senorlta Pqqqtta Msrtlnox, AS'D Sanor Francuico IVlartinoxf Famous xs the Beef MBXIOAIT TYPICAL -VVi(l appear OS)-; fflQIIT OSL1.

Mix. A.T.GIas.ofJ8aU llakeCUy, is in Ogden. Hon. F. D.

Richards wnt to Salt Iake this morning. C.S. Benson, ot Salt Lake, is regis tered at the Broom. P. E.

Slater went to Echo thia a.tn. and returned this evening. Rev. T. C.

Iliff was a D. It. G. passenger to the capital thia morning, A. iC Cannon came up from Salt Lake last evening and returned tbis morning.

We regret to karn that Master Geo. Robins has been prostrated with another attack of paralysis. Mr. A. J.

Chamberlain went East to Michigan this morning. The gentleman will be absent about a month. PiiHRV fe Sons ore agents for Xiairtl, Scbober Mitchell's Hand-Tamed and Hand-ScweJ Ladies nd Miseea' Shoea. dmc3tf tu iiuvnu to ine inter lmmcnmrc-ly and save trouble and unnecessary COStff, wit' L- Awieriean Ofnlus, 1 inventive genius of- Americans has become proverbial almost all oyer tho world. Furnitures has furnished a prolific field for, tho'dia-pjay of both nrtjatic talent and inventive genius, and the result elegant desuaa.

Titia very iioLibeablefin the lino of Scereto'rlep, lipok Cases, and Farley Goeds, Mcwa.t8trptford So'r) parry such a fine pelf at eueli inarvclpupjlopriees, Thursday, March 4tb 188Gl AT THE OPRA HOUSE Viqickts, os nnK, ftxtm cliargu (or u'hti, vl PWfonnl atteiiCion jrlveii to their Crrtirt IBtJJlror tll 1 1 till un itt lt T-rrt. let or Airllter nfti-iiouUi'. Lf. I IfO- dfis'ii 1.