The Salt Lake Herald from Salt Lake City, Utah • Page 6

xi i SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD un 1 1 The CHEAPEST PLACE TOWN for 11 1 BLEaANT TB i If AlfD 1 1 OVEECOATS 1 Made up from i THE BESIAMERICM I ASD IMPORTED CLOTHS 0 TheJMost Complete Line of 80PERIOR SUITINGS NOW ON HAND 1 0 iHl i I GUARANTEE A PERFECT FIT it itf BE RGE i i Fa OPPOSITE POSTOFF1CE ji a IL I i DONELSON BROS Will 1 Not Remove BUT WILL SELL Hi 1 ALL GOODS I IN OUR LIN i CHEAPER than the CHEAPEST 1 Call and Examine Goods and Prices I 0 jI I 1 Donelson Bros jl I I IJ i 1 1 Jo Lumber Yard I A2TD PLANING MILL i EALF BLOOK EAST OF DEPOT I Lumber Doors Lath Sash i i ShingleB onldling Ceiling Frames Flooring Picket Hardwa a Rustic Sash Weights las3 etc I I All Bills promptly Filled Builte UonteaclorsS Mmiactiire 3 i aY I RUIIIM Answi Late Latimer Taylor Co 1 IJ Box 62Y tel 1 I tf 1 CAROLINA tl TOLU TONIC i 1 A Preparation of Balsam of Tolu Rock Candy tri I Ii sla and otner Medici I nals the Basis being tht Purest Rice and Rye Whisks a a Besides being a Sure Cure for I MALARIA UNO DYSPEPSIA I is the Finest Beverage known and as a snit and appetiser is unequalled by any other bitters and we recommend It especially to those Buffering from general debility connected with lose of appetite and strength It will also be found INVALUABLE as a rem ody for Oongha Golds and all Diseases of the Throat and Lungs Owing to Its Medicinal Properties it Is sub ect to the stamp tax ONLY and ANIONE i isn tell it without a liquor license sold bj all flrstclaaa Druggists and Grocers I 1 MI Wholesale Agents will suppl trade at a liberal discount Ip BISCHOFF CO Charleston Manufacturers rt Il NEW UMBE8 YARD iLi sAt tho Old Pioneer Lumber lard Of ARMSTRONG BAGLEY Ofl FRS ROUTH STREET Opposite 14th Ward Meeting EousV i offers at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DUMBER OF ALL GRADES I lstinglapartof Flooring scantling Boo I tzgCeiUng Pickets Lath Shlnglos Mol ng Joit Doors Windows Transoms anld11gs eta which will be sold SHILOHS VITALIZER ia what 1 IOU need for Constipation Loss of Xppstita Dizziness and all symp BEM of Djspapaut Price lOc and 1 liD pr bat ttIi Sold fcy TJL i 1 fltar If I I 1 11 Ml a 1 Tie talc Linejtf tie World I DENVJIII RIO GRINDS AIIWAX The New Popular TRANSCONTINENTAL ROUTE i Batweea OGDEN SALT LAKE GUtfNI SON LE VLLE PUEBLO AND DENVER At which latter points DIRECT CONNEC NECTIONd are made with trains for KANSAS CITY OMAHA And all principal points In the United States and Canada On and after JANUARY 15thi 84 The Atlantic Express Train composed of the celobrated Buffet and Keeping tars also elegant first class Coaches and Emigrant Sleeping Cars will leave Ogden at 842 am on arrival of train from San Francisco and Salt Lake at 1002 a a making direct con nection at Pueblo and Denver with trains for tie East North and Booth The Pacific Express train from Denver Pueblo and Eastern points will arrive in Salt Lake daily at 552 am and Ogden 727 am making direct connection with the Central Pacific trains for San Francisco and the Pacific Coast Local trains leave BPringvllle 657 am Salt Lake 912 am In arriving Ogden 1047 am returning leave Ogden 302 pm Salt Lake L42pm arriving at Springville 652 pm Leave Salt Lake daily for Bingham and Alta at 667 sm Returning arrive at Salt Lake 332 pm Ogden 51J and leave Ogden at 602 pm arriving at Halt Lako at 732 A a Accommodation Train leaves Salt Lake daily except Surdajs at 4 32 a arriving at Pleasant Valley Junction at 4 47 re turning leaves Pleasant Valley Junction at 632 a arriving at Salt Lake at 632 pm DODGE NIMS Benl Manager Geui Agt Denver Colorado BANCROFT Supt A MUDGETT Gen Agt Pass Dept Salt Lake City NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP TN CONSEQUENCE OF THE INCREASE JL of Business beyond my personal supervision I have this day entered into a co partnership with my two sons and 0 James and Air Schluter who wil unitedly with myself constitute the firm of David James 5 Co I am grateful for the patronage received in the past and I commend the firm to the pub lic assured that in the future we shall be more able by promptitude and attention to command the continued favors of all our old patrons and to make by good workmanship many more new OBeSe itissIam with respect J3 DAVID JAXIE3 STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE THE ANNUAL MEETING OF JL Stockholders of the Mammoth Min ing Company will be held at the office of the Company No 119 Main street Salt Lake City on Tuesday February 5lh 1884 at 2 oclock A CUNNINGHAM J9 President ttf aC JUT AH LEGISLATURE TwentySixth Session I coracn EIGHTH DAY Monday Jan 21 1584 The Council assembled at 2 pm All answered to their names but Mr Richards Prayer by the Chaplain Minutes of the last session were readMr Hammond suggested that the year 1878 in the minutes was an error Also asked for information as to whether or not the matter in the minutes should be kept standing so that corrections could be made Mr Grant said the printing of the journals was in the hands of the Secretary of the Territory The Chair said the error pointed out by Mr Hammond should be corrected and a correct copy of the minutes furnished A correction was ordered and the minutes were approved Mr WoolJey presented a bill to extend the powers of corporations organized for commercial manufacturing or stook raising purposes in the Territory of Utah Mr Barton moved that the bill pass its first reading and be referred to the committee on private corporations Carried Mr Woolley presented a bill making county treasurers sub treasurers of the Territory and repealing certain acts conflicting herewith Mr Grant said that the Territorial treasurer had had great difficulty in obtaining funds under the old plan and he was opposed to the bill When the treasurer called on the assessor and collector for funds he generally was met with the reply that they had been handed over to the county treasurer and herein difficulties were created Mr Wooley briefly explained the nature of the bill taking a position in opposition to that of Mr Grant claiming that the old law was the best and that the treasurers should be required to settle at certain times not be permitted to delay and be thus enabled to embezzle The bill was finally read the first time and referred to the committe on ways and means The Chair announced that he was in receipt of a telegram announcing that he had a dangerously sick child at home and desired to be excused in time to reach the train at 3 pm I On motion the request was adopted and the President excused Mr Richards presented a bill to amend Section 576 of the Compiled Laws It provides that after the word bylaws and before the word established an authorization for issuing degrees and diplomas bo inserted Mr Hey borne moved Its reference to the judiciary committee Mr Hammond suggested that it could not be told what committee was proper from the subject matter of the bill Mr Barton moved to amend by referring to the committee on education Accepted and adopted Mr Page presented a bill with a pet lion from Naile asking for a change of name he moved its reference to the judiciary committee Mr Taylor desired to introduce an amendment making all such matters one bill further in the session and acting on them together He moved to that effect and that the judiciary committee be instructed to withhold such bills for that purpose Carried Mr Woolley was called to the chair and the President took his leave Mr Taylor moved that the Coun cl adopt the rule suggested by him in relatIon to change of name and that the committee be instructed to prepare a bill accordingly Mr Grover thought this a rather wholesale way of doing business such cases should be acted on separately This might be the only case of the kind Mr Hammond was opposed to the motion in its present form The committee should examine each petition and report on it one way or another Mr Taylor further explained his objects and the nature of the bill The motion was put and defeated by a rising voter to 4 Mr Grover moved to proceed with the regular orderthe report of the committee on rules adopted and the Clerk proceeded to read the rules Mr Grant moved that where no objection was made to rules while being read they be considered approved Adopted Mr Hammond moved that House rule with amendment be substituted for rule 12 Adopted Mr Barton moved the amendment of rule 13 Adopted Moved that the rules as read and amended be adopted Carried Adjourned IIOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES EIGHTH DAY Jan 21st 18S4 The session opened with the usual ceremony at 2 pm Mr Creer presented the petition of Alexander Headquist asking that his name be changed to Alexander Anderson Referred to committee on judiciary The judiciary committee reported adversely the petition of Robert Hendrick on for change of name of Diary Henderson Mr Peery moved to recommit the petition for further action Motion lostThe The report of the committee was on motion adopted The same committee reported in favor of granting the petition of John Nerenhurst to John Hurat and presented a bill se ordering The committee on claims and public accounts reported in favor of granting the petitions of Ashton Nebeker and Johnson of Kane County and paying them moneys paid for delinquent taw After considerable discussion Mr Dusenberry moved to recommit and the motion prevailed No 10 a bill changing the name of John Nerenhuret to John Burst was presented by the Committee on Judiciary and passed to its second reading No 11 By Mr Francis A bill to compel railroad corporations to fence along their respective lines of railway and to maintain on all crossings etc cattle guards On motion of Mr Peery the bill was referred to the Committee on Private Corporations Mr Creer presented a resolution instructing the Chief Clerk to prepare a list of bills presented and have printed for the use of members On motion referred to the Committee on Rules On motion at 315 pmadjourned until January 22nd ODDS AND ENDS I New York has an anticharity society At roll call the city directory is used Mr Keely now thinks the motor will move on Feb 1 He does not mention the year Never shake a carpet Its too hard work But if you must shake something shake a friend Bismarck making war against the American hog will find that the penIs mightier than the sword Statistics show that girls who slug Baby Mine never get a husband All other papers pleaee copy My dear said a wife to her rich but illiterate husband I want 500 What fur he inquired Sealskin turJ she said and she got It Dr Deems aYE Kiesing is a i purely American habit Let us i remember this dear brethren and ever liberally patronize home industry The ballet is described as being as old as the world The ballet girl Is noted for her longevity but we had no idea that it amounted to so much as this A young lady being told at a recent fire to stand back or else the hose would be turned on herreplied Oh I dont care they are striped on both aides anyway The supposition that plumbers aN ways charge high prices is incorrect If your burst water pipe is flooding the house they dont charge anything They dons come Young paragrapher If youre hard up for material theres always funerals to write about The man who cant think of something funny about a funeral has no business to set himself up as a humorist A Louisville belle recently eloped with a Chinese laundryman John may fondly imagine that he has got the best ot the bargain but just let him wait till washing day comes around A woman says very few men have the slightest idea bow to hold a baby Sol Moat men feel a natural propensity to lake it by tbe scruB of the neck and eay You hold your yawp or Ill shake the breath out of you Durham is historic It was neutral ground during the armistice between Sherman and Johnson Soldiers of both armies filled their pouches with the tobacco stored there and after the surrender marched homeward Boon orders came from East West North and South for more of that elegant tobacco Then ten men ran an unknown factory Now it employs 600 men uses the pink and pick of the Golden Belt and the Durham Bull is the trademark of this the best tobacco the world Blackwells Durham Smoking Tobacco has the largest sale of any smoking tobacco in the world Why Simply because it is the bat All dealers have it Trademark of the BulL LOOKOUT DURHAM BULL ya I If hrfd trone for a package of Blackwells Bull Durham Smoking Tobacco as he was told he wouldnt have been cornered by the bulL I NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Augustus Lodderf deceased TOT CE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE lM undersigned John Brutton Adminh trator and Agnes Lodders Administratrix of tho estate of Augustus Lodders deceased to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased to exhibit them with the necessary Voucher within ten months after the first publication of this notice to the said John Brunton at Bingham and to the said Agnes Lodders at Salt Lake Hty in the County of Sslt Lake Territory of Utah OHN BRTTNTO Administrator AGNES LODDEttS Administrate Of tho Fstato of Augustus Loddeis deceased ali 0 COHN BROS rt 09 We have inaugurated OU A DR GOOD AlE For the closing Winter months No such BARGAINS in Dry Goods were ever known here Our Stock as is well known is the choicest In the city all new goods of this seasons purchase which we will offer until further a nouncement AT SACRIFICING PRICES Silks Ottomans and Brocades AT COST Brocade and Plain Velvet AT COST Plushes and Astrachans AT LESS THAN COST Velveteens AT COST Black and Colored Cashmeres AT COST Our whole Stock of French Dress Goods AT COST Ladies Cloths Cloakings and Waterproofs AT LESS THAN COST Flannels Blankets and Comforts AT COST Table Linens Towels Napkins and Crashes AT COST Merino and Muslin Underwear AT COST In CORSETS many lines will be closed out atGREAT SACRIFICE All Knit Goods AT LESS THAN COST Wool and Cotton Hosiery AT COST Seal Furs Wraps of all descriptions Skirts Shawls and Jerseys AT GREAT SACRIFICE Neckwear Laces Embroideries AT COST Bargains in Kid Gloves Fringes and Passementeries AT YOUR OWN PRICE Bargains in Buttons All we ask is come and be convinced COHN BROS STOVES AT RETAIL eta a 0 We have received several car leads of Ra ANGES COOK and HEATING STOVES Which we will Sell at Wholesale Prices to all Purchasers They embrace the Celebrated Bismarck Ranges Renowned Emporium Cooks And an Immense Line of HEATERS FOR HARD AND SOFT COAL 0 We deliver Stoves in any part of the city set them up aul Guarantee Satisfaction PRICES LOWER THAI EVER CPU Enafatm top Siocl JENNINGS SONS COOP FURNITURE CO Dealers and Manufacturers oran kinds of PfITTJTR1 IWo JD cx Jsl JL JLi IWo rcf crtfully call the attention GJonr rrtrccs ted Ihojaiblc centra Jy totbe fact that wo haVe recently enlarged our Irslntss and have Just receiver a Jsreand Veil selected stock of Parlor and tcdrccin fcuHe SWebcarde Dressers Eookcss acroces Bureaus Wastelands LItttrcEsce Table Chairs Fecthersctc UPHOLSTERED AND HOME MADE GOODS Kept rgelquantltlca and examine it I jIlll We are determined not to be undersold Please give its a Stock and Prices 0 Vow 1ST WILILIAJdB Ianagel calje horacrljot West sn mtli aeurv1eStreets P0site House Salt ake CIty I 1elepllon i Communication Repairing Done.