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i t SALT idUiE DADx EHAL FRID no JUUIiQ JUNE ss 880 J
p SIM LAKE DAILY HERALD
FRIDAY MORNING JUNE IS 1880
THB DAILY USKAliU is published
4 every morning Mondays excepted at
East Templo street near First South
Bait Lake City by the HEBALD PEIJIT
11fO and PoDLisHUtaOoMPAMT Sub
scription price 1050 per annum post
g I age included parts of a year at the
ume rate To weekly subccriberc
collection made by carriers twentyfive
coats a week
TEE SEMI WEEKLY HEBAL J is
published every Yedneedsy aSiar
I Iay moraine at 350 a V9R j U1
ninth 175 postage include
THE YEEKL YUEKALDia published I
every Thursday morning at 2 a year
3 six months 125 portage included
POiage extra outside the U S and Canada
r I
IN LONDON on Thursday bar silver
I
I was quoted at 52f penceper ounce
GEN GARFIELD is of WeUb ex
traction his crandfsther coming in
I early life from Garfilin Wales The
general will preside at the Welsh
f Eicterldfcd to be held at Scrantou
I I Pn
TilE EDITOR of the Oaray Colorado i
Mxldoan thue apologizes for a couple
of rather unintereeting issues of his
I paper The Muldoon for the past I
two weeks has been a lillleofl editor
in Denver foreman overworked and
the devil on a jamboree bat next
week Borne will bow
WHAT HAH tliat federal official to
say who was eo anxious last winter
to bet that Hon George Q Cannon
would be turned outof Congress be
fore the 4th of March 1880 and that
a new jury law excluding a certain
class of people from tho jury box in
Utah would be passed at the ness on
of Congress just closed
THE TEMPORARY insauii dodge
811 an excuse for murder seems to be I
played out in Texas The attorneys
for Gurrie who killed the actor Por
tsr a year or eo ago havo invented
I confusion of intellect and incoher
ence for the benefit of their client t
This is 5 not so low as insanity and
will probably be aioptdd by respect
able murderer
TIlE Tunes have tired of European
interference in their government and
the reforms instituted by the great
powers They long for tbe return of
selt government And Mussulman laws
I The poor Turk dossnt seem to freely
realize tuat the time is near when ho
I will have no government of his own
in Europe and that if ho remains on
the continent it must be as a subject
Sultan of some other sovereign than the
THE FIRST session of the fortysixth
Congress just closed has been un
important Nothing has been done
that will not goon be forgotten No
laws of general interest have been
created and no measures adopted
that will mark the session About
all that has been done was the pas
sage of tho necessary appropriation
bills Thee mi bt 1111 have been passed
the firet month of tao session baa
proper diligence been manifested
Six months have been practically
I
wasted The time has been taken
S up in political debates and the dis
cussion of patty questions nna this
being a presidential year and the
contest for ho next presidency very
close the speakers havo usually
been exceedingly careful in thou l
utterances Apparently > ceitner
party dared go upon the record with
anything tbat could be used against
it in the campaign With
e two or three exceptions the speeches
have lacked the buldnes the man
liness end the independence that will
be noted in the session next winter
when the presidential election will
have been held and the individual
repreeenlativts will know whether or
not they are to have two yearn more
of congressional life It is not to the
credit of tbe members of the two
houses that the national legislature
has been to degraded into a great
machine for making presidents and
reflecting its own members while
tho legitimate duties the institution
are neglected There IB room fir vast
improvement in our law making
methods and much needed legisla
tion as well The revenue the tariff
the laud l the mining the financial
law as well as those relating to the
modes and manner of administering
the present staluteeare sadly in want
of amendment and improvement
i Many of the improvements are such aa
either party without doing violence
to its principles coula readily sane
lion But both eeern afraid to do
anything fret their action might
reeuit in injury o the party The
country must suffer because of this
lack of courage this political co
wardice which canticle and governs
the actions of too many modern con
gresemen It dose not look as if there
would be a change in the way of
doing things Instead of getting bet
ter it is growing worse The tendency
towards demagogy is perceptible in
pretty nearly all whether statesmen
or simply politicians Wita ninety
nino per cent of the congressmen
eelf is more to them than tbe country
can ever become Their reelection is
of deeper intereet to them than the
passage of the best bLl that could be
framed Tale unpleasant charac
ter 6tic is confined Jo no party green
backers 1 workingmen republicans
and democrats being alike afflicted
and controlled by it We wonder
that seine ccogrossmen when they
return after spending seven months
of the year in doing nothing do not
sntak into their homes and hido
from their constituents It ia ap
parent to everybody that some change
in tho conduct of Congress should be
inaugurated but how it can be
brought about is what puzzles all
The politicians have the people at
their mercy and so long as this con
tinues no improvement need be ex
pected We may look for Congress
to go ahead spending half tbe year I
talking party politics and doing as
little of the real work for which the
members were elected as possibb
CON nE83 HAS againfldjourned and I
the Utah question has scarcely been
mentioned during the seven months
seeeion At the beginning of the
seeeion a Michigander interested him I
self in matters hero and promised
great thing but soon flattened out
and ncthing has since been beard I
from him or his bille Some local
malcontent and especially those who
felt called upon to visit Washington
in connection with Utah affairs early
in the session and who came home
with wonderful tales in their moults
of what was going to bo done arc at
liberty to refer ID files of the HERALD
of a few months ago wherein the
result was foretold and hereafter they
might save money and display better
judgment by attending mora closely
to their own affairs and letting mat
I ters that do not concern them done
THIS MORSISQ it B again intimated
that Governor Seymour is a candidate
for the presidency The distinguished
gentleman doesnt seem to possets the
confidence of the country however
great and good he may be that is to
to say it appears that he h i net able
to make the people believe when he
says no tbat he means no Next
Wednesday Tilden will definitely dis
pel all doubts as to who will be the
democratic nominee
I
No LONQEB can Brooklyn caim I
ti tbe title of the City of Cnuichcs
tfevtral Of the laigo citioa havo naoro
churches according to population
than she 53 follower t Washington I
oue for every 932 people Cleveland i
one for every 1014 New Orleans one I
for cvciy 1345 Cincinnati one fcr
overy 1350 Baltimore one fur 1412
Boston one for every 16C3 Brcok
lyn has only one church for every
1721 of her people
Is THE twenty four hours ending at
9 oclock hat evening the thermom
eter marked a variation in the tem
perature of thirtyone degrees the
maximum being Of and tbe mini
mum GOo
LATEST TELEGRAMS
The American RIfle Team
Dublin 17Following are the in
dividal scores 01 the American team
at Dolly Mount tcday
XAJIE at SOO nt 900 at 1COO TOTAL
Farrow 74 OS 74 210
Clark 72 G9iO 211
CotU 74 C3 04 201 I
Laird 72 OS CO 200
Growni I OS 60 199
Fisher66 05 57 18
iockwell6865 t 56 185
Ulitb bone 656950 184
Jackson03 59 122
All fired their lull complement ol
shots except Jackson whose rifla
broke down Furrow who won the
Albert prize at Wimbledon in 1S77
made a record today nt three ranges
hitherto unprecedented The Irish
men did not shoot to day
DOMESTIC
Boston 17 Cincinuatia 13
Bostons 2
Troy 17 CIcvelands 14 Troys 7
Worcester 17 Cbicagoall Wor
craters S
cioveianu TIUu pruuiuniou
national convention was held here
today thero being present 142 dole
pates representing twelve stats
Rev Dr Minor of Boston was pres
ident
Louisville 17Senator Z B
Vance N C acid Mrs Florence S
Martin were married to day
The catlvilc strilicrs Wilt
Denver 17A News Leadville
special gives tho result of the meeting
of the miners union tjday The
meeting was hugely attended by I
members of the union Generals
Cook and Janus and their stall and
I a number of mine owners were alao
present Alter a fall and freo dis
cussion the miners union adopted a
series of resolutions agreeing to re
sumo work at the terms on which
they were employed previous to the
strike Certain mine owners con
ceded the eight hour system in future
as heretofore and gave a pledge to
me their influence to have thai
system generally adopted throughout
the camp His understood however
that the men wore to go to work at
the old prices wherever they could
get them and that no strike would
bo ordered or permitted against man
agers who insisted upon working ten
hour shifts Such leadera of tho
strike as wero known to have coin
soiled and resorted to violence and
intimidation would not be re em
ployed
The Carrie Case
Galveston 17N specials A
lady tiiis morning escorted by two
gentlemen all strangers entered the
court Tne district attorney met
I them and announced in court
there is a lady present I presume
it is Miss Cummings Please have
her sworn This produced a sane
ion Col Crawford of the defense
aEed to conler With MIss Cummins
for his side Tile witness was put
under tho rule to be conferred with
by both sides The morning was
consumed with the witness Dr
Ford of Shreveport gave expert
testimony as to tue insanity and the
bypoihccal caso put by the defense
involving circumstances similar to
those surrounding Carrie He said
that no man so conducting himself
was insane The state promises un
favorable testimony regarding the
character of the witness Moore The I
arrival ot Miss I Cummins caused such
momentary confusion that a recess
was taken
Mss Cummins was called and
gave a graphic narrative of wbst she
saw from tho timo of leaving the
opera house until she left for the
north The main particulars of the
evidence corroborated Barrymores
Ihero were some conflictions be
tween her and Barrymore She gave
more minute details caw four ebots
two at Barrymore and two or Porter
She said Barrymore and Porter bad
their heads turned towards one an
other talking of Curries funny ex
pression to Harvey viz Da you
wanto buy a dog While talking
Currie passed behind them to the
front door and turned and asked if
insult was directed ID him at tbe
same time using threat Did not
sec Porter put his band to his ear in
the way complained of by Currie
Harvey disappeared from her eight
after the first shot Dr Ford would
judge he had the dslerium tremens
Dr N I Dial eaid he saw Currie on
the night of tbo kil ing and thought
him drunk but rational If the hy
pothetical case fitted Ccrrie then
Ourrie bad the delerium tremeus
The defendants closed and the state
after introducing one moro witness j
also closed The argument begins to
morrow
I
I THE BOAT RACE
r
II it 111 on Hnx a StKvli and
Loses
Providence 17The professional
race four miles was won by Ross
Plaisted second Boyd third Hanlon
was hading 3J miles Holmes ol
Pawtucket won the amateur race
Providence HAt the signal
Hanlon rushed to the front and was
followed by Boyd and Riley After
a timeJRoss pushed ahead of Boyd
and they fought steadily for the third
position Finally Ross passed the
Englishman and sped for Hanlon
passing him before reaching tho turn
ing point by three or four lengths
with Riley second and Hanlon third
Gaudier seemed to have foiled with
his buoy in turningand BJyd fared
cp better for he came in contact
with bin buoy and was detained
nearly half a minute As the buoy
was rounded tho wind freshened
perceptibly Roes steered towards the
eastern chore with Riley second and
tbe champion third Rosa main
tained his lead and about half a mile
from tho turn Hanlon was observed
to cease rowing and rest on his oars
When Uiked what uaa tbe matter
from the press bout he placed hie
hand on his cheat as though experi
encing pain At this tme ROI was
several lengths ahead with Riley
second The water was exceedingly
rough and one of tho oarsmen was
seen to leave his boat Tbe police
boat and several other boats went to
his rescue Plaisted and Tenoyck
wero steering for the western shore
with the latter in advance Ross kept
his leading position very easily and at
the finish had a lead of thirtysix
seconds with liiley second and I
Tcneyck thiid Following is tho
official time of the three first that of
others not being taken Ron 2H Dlt1
51 sec Riley 30 min SOJ eec
Teneyck 30 min 58 eec The prizes
amounted to 5000 und were divided
as follows 3000 to the first 1500
to the second and 500 to the third
Hanloau trouble is said to be a stitch
in his side Fifty thousand people
I witnessed the races
I
Democratic IrcMdenthil Can
didates
Washington 17 Several leading
democrats who have been interviewed
last night and today aa to what
my be expected to happen at Cin
cinnati express widely divergent
opinions Senator Beck who leaves
for Cincinunti tomorrow night Mid
this morning that in his opinion
neither Tilden nor 3symour is out of
the raco He thinks that Seymour
will accept the nomination if it is
tendered in spite of all that bas been
said and that cither Seymour or
Tilden will be uomicMed Congress
man Carlisle who left the city last
evening for his home iu Covington
Ky said before leaving that he
believed both Tilden and Seymour
well out of the way The conven
tion be thought will be a freeforall
and the chances about nearly divided
between the several candidates
Randall will ho think make some
headway but will probably be unac
ceptable to the men of the west
SergeantatArms Thompson leaves
for Cincinnati tcnigbt He says that
Seymour will not accept but tba
Tilden bas not given up the fight by
a good deal So long as there is a
ghoat of a chance be will work every
influence and to its fullest capacity
to secure the nomination Thompson
however thinks the choice will
probably be one of these three men I
Bayard Thurmar or McDonald
Senator Beck believes that the ticket
will be Seymour and Hendricks tie
predicts that they will be nominated
almost by acclamation and be elected
hy a nverwhelminc majority An
intimate perwnal and political friend
of Speaker Randall said this evening
that Tilden would not permit Seymour
to become a candidate if he could
holp it and would slaughter him if
he should receive the nomination
Tilden ha said bad done such things
before and would not scruple to do
the same thing again It ia i believed
that Randall will exert all his in
fluence to secure Tildens nomination
if possible and that failing in this
he will himself be placed in the field
and obtain a respectable share of
Tildene following
Democrats Shcrmaus lie
VCURC
Lexington 17The democratic
state convention met to day about
600 delegates being present G > u
Lucius Diana was elected chairman
and E Polk Johnson secretary
While waiting for the reports of com
mittees ppcecbca were mado by
Colonel Breckenridce Henry Wet
son General O M Cloy and others
Tho name of Tilden was always
received with long and loud cheer
but when Judge Lindsay alluded to
Horatio eymour there was the
wildest enthusiasm cheering con
tinuing for several minutes
Chicago 17Inter Oceans Wash
ington The official axe continues to
fail upon Grant men Secretary
Sherman hrs directed tho collector of
customa at Charleston South Caro
line to discontinue tho services of
Wm A Hayno inspector of that
district after the 13th inst Hayne
was a South Carolina delegate to the
Chicago convention end always
voted for General Grant in obedience
to instructions
I BRIEF TELEGRAMS
Reports from Ireland are said to Lo
more hopeful
The squash lifter of the White <
Houso will spend Sunday at Colum
bus O
I is believed in high Washington
circles that Hayes will appoint Mor
ton surveyor of tho pert of San Fran
cisco at once
The trial over the will of Sarah A
Dorsey who left her property to Jeff
Davis is i in progress in New Orleans
Davis emphatically denies using any
undue influence
Secretary ThompEOn aDd a number
of his female relatives will leave
Washington for the Pacific Coast
about July 1st and will speed the
greater part 01 lie summer in that
region at the expense of government
under the RU so of official business
A number of French deputies and
senators met at DeFreycinets in
stance at Paria on Thursday to con
sider the trailer of government grant
ing general amnrsty The senators
said the left centre would not vote for
i1 i the cabinet however decided to
place a measure to that end before
the houses
It Is Worth a Trial
I was troubled for many years
with Kidney Complaint Gravel etc
my bbud became thin I was dud
and inactvc could hardly crawl
about aad was an od worn cut man
al over and could get nothing to
help me until I got Hop Bitters and
now I am a boy again My blood
and kidneys are nil right and I am
us active aa a man of 30 although I
am 72 and I have no doubt it will do
as well for others of my age It is
worth tha trial Father
RECEIPT BOOKS FOR SALE
AT HERALD OFFICE a23
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HOTEL ARRIVALS I
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June 17 1680
WiLEES HOUSE
I W Millis J M Den Ogden Mrs
Grey Dr Reid China Frederick Aletz
Omaha MH P E Conner Miss Kato
Conner San Francisco Miss L S Man
roe Cambridge A Cameron Texas
Gao II Holland St Louis Tas A Du
mont Washington D Cj W E Uusy
05 den
CONTINENTAL HOTEL
P P Culver and wife Lafayette W
Lawrence Cousland Philadelphia J AV
Brooks New York R P Derickson E
E Wood ond wife Cnicago J WBisspll
pringville R 0 Kirkwood Prove W
Rust Payson li C Uoatz Philadelphia
B A Smith Indianoa W F Swan
Cheyenne
VALLEY HOUSE
F Gamble wife and three children
Pandelhrio Jfev Jaob Huthie Bing
ham G Griffith J Kelly wife and son
Stockton David 0 Corm ll Bingbam L
Lf aviU Osceols Nev J S Carothew
Ward Nov George AV fleece Hush
Valley C W Klein Omaha fl G Knsbc
Silver City P E Jones D It Jones and
wife Malad City
roB ITE HOUSE
I il Jlerriil J W Campbell and wife
W Stockdale II Fredrick S Johanscn
D ilclnnis Bingharn II Friedlander
San Krancico KM Torche E M James
Montana D Casper 11II Brown Ogden I
B Bachoaen Provo II Morse II Din
halter Sida Springs II
IiEM AiD LllQiJOtB
roe
MEDICINAL PURPOSES
Families and others wishing pure and una
dulterated Wines Whiskies Ulna Urandlie
etc either Imported or Domestic will find it
the Occidental No 13 First South Strtut the
choicest articles at tho lowest possible margin
villainous trash that la Liquor only In
name desecrates our promises
X U rcmily Trade solicited
AUJ5H oS MUKPJJY Props
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LOOK IIEUE I
If you want Dodgers
If you want Envelopes
If you want Bill Head
If you want Statements
If you want Certificates
If you want Box Labels
If you want Note Heads
It you want duow C rda
If you want Lvw Blank
If you want Bill Tickets
II you want programmes
If you want Letter Heads
If you want Bjltle Iiibbls
If you want Auction Bills
If you want Calling Cards
If you want Address Cards
If you want Bank Checks
If yon want Shipping Tars
If you want Business Cards
If you want Wedding Cards
If you want Invitation Cards
If you want Business Circular
If you want Pamphlets Printed
If you want Job Printing of any
description done in a most satis
factory manner you can satisfy your
wants by calling at or addressing the
HERALD Ofiico Salt Lake City
UTAH CONTRACT COMPANY
Offie3 No 1231M Pircs South St Salt
lake City P 0 Bex 431
Undertake and execute on tho lowest
terms and in thi shortest tune cither or all
of the work of loiatinr grafter bridging
tieing ironio and eqiippinz Strata Horse
or oilier KAlLWAYd localise and con
Btrustinz wagon raid canals reservoir
aqueduct dim etc Iu in out ald gra1iog
street sHirralkf parade grounds snd race
tracks excavating lor buildmi found stioa
cellars drain eta us well as every and all
other kinds of work requiring the removal f
earth gravel cemont atono eta etc
al AF DOR2MU3 Supt
FOR SALE
40Iiorse Power Boiler
Nor and of the mail oxcellont
workmanship at
HAYNES SONS
Koiler Works
South TVmpla Street one block and a
half east side of the Depo
nnn
ALL KINDS OF SHEETIRON
WORK DONE jt3 j
UJI
SEWING MACHINE
rATiST ana LAEOEST
SILENT sad SWIFT
CONVENIENT and COMPLETEJ
EAST StUNNING and ELEGANT
POWERFUL and PERFECT
SL combination of nil the aclvnnlngcsto
i > e found in the whole array of Machines
rod without the defects of any of them
JOHN DAYNES Agent
SALT L nE CITY
Agents Wanttdi throughout the Ter
ritory a14
BENEDICT HALL CO
IANUF oCTUn En
AND
W H O L X S A X K OKA XK It S
1f
BOOTS SHOES i
134 and 136 Grand st New York I
Corner Crosby one bloc cast of Broad
way d14
THE
NEWTON
WAGON
Is tie Lest Proportioned Mast Realty
Ironed the Lightest Running and
Most Durable Wagon in the JlarLet
2B Our Repair Bills for the last ten
nonths on all wagons sold here have
> een less than S2 We will show ac
aunts and names of every purchaser
Bofore Purchasing a Wagon do
I not fail to See the Newton
Every Wagon Warranted
AGENT FOR
WEIR PlOWS mi HAKEOIs
Johnson Reapers and Mowers
BRADLEY HAY RAKES
Scrapers Seed Drills Etc
R e lJ A NOCK
Corner East of Thcati
EPH t SCOTT Traveling Agcrt I
After Bathing
There ia nothing comparable to
GLENNS SULPHUR SOAP as n means
of removing the roughness of the
skin consequent upon salt water
bathing A complExion dazzling as
that of the tebltd Venus as depicted
rising from the sea ia produced by
the use of this beautifying prepara
tion It leaves the akin as glossy and
smooth aa satin and is in all respects
superior tJ the dan ero1s Toilet Pow
ders foreign and domestic It ia
literally as harmless as dew Beware
of counterfeit See that C N
CUITTESTON Proprietor is printed
on each packet without which none
is genuine Sold by drupciste at 25
cents three cakes 60 The claims I
of HILLS INSTANTANEOUS HAm I
ol all who
DiE to the approbation r
who need such an article are equally
undeniable And as regards price tbe
advantage of cneauness is added to
the oher claims of the De
LIKE OIL UPON TROUBLED WATERS
is the influence of HALES HONEY OF
HOREHOUND AND Tan upon a cold
PIKES TOOTHACHE DROPS Cons IN
ONE MINUTE ifc6
August Flower
The imruetifee sale and popularity
of Greens August Flower in all towns
and villages in the civilized world has
caused many imitators to adopt
similar names expecting to reap a
harvefat for themselves tt the expense
of the afflicted This Medicine was
introduced in 1SG8 and for the cure
of Dyspepsia and Liver Camplant
with their tflectp such su Sour Stern
acb Costiveness Sick Stornab Sick
Headache Indigestion Palpitation of
tho Heart Vertigo etc etc it has
tiecer failed lo our knoicleJtje Tluio
doses will reuva any case of Dyepep
fiia Two million botilia sold last
year Price 75c Samble bottle lUc
rny13
Impure Breath
Among all the disagreeable i cause
quencea that follow the decay of the
teeth an impure breah must be the
moat mortifying and unpleasant to its
possessor and it ia i the met inex
disable cad ofitusive in bocuii l and
yet the cause of it may cushy be rt
moved by cleansing your tceih dailj
with that justly popular riotrifrice
Fragrant SOZODONT It i > uriQ P
and sweetens the breath cnlj amid
refreshens the mouth and KIT i s n
pearllike appearance to the t cdi
Gentlemen who indulge in smoking
should cleanse their teeth with
SOZODONT as it removes nil un
pleasant odors ol the weed Ask
your druggist for it jt8 j
SALE OF CITY BONDS
I
OEALED PROPOSALS MARKED
0 I Proposals lor City Bind for
one hundred bonds of Salt Like City
Corporation Series B 500 each
50000 will lie received by the
undersigned up to Saturday June
19th 1883 at 12 ocloik m when
bids will be opened at lit office in the
City Hall
Sid bonds re the first instalment
placed upon the m rket of thc 250
000 authorized to be isued for the
construction ol a cantJ and other
work to supply 3xlt Lake Cty with
water Said bonds bear iutemt nt
tbe rate of seven per cent per an
num from June 1st 18EO interest
payable semiannually Juno let and
December let Principal payable
June 1st 1895 Eubject however to
redemption after June 1st 1885
Both principal and interest payable
at the Treasurers Office Silt Lake
CityTho
Tho law authorizing the issue at
said bonds provides tbat they shall
not be sold at leas than their par
value and accrued interest thereon
therefore no bids will be considered I
at less than par and accrued iLte cst
Bids will be received for the whole i
amount of the 50COO or for any I
portion thereof Preference how
ever < will bo given to bidders for
email amounts at the name rates j
All bids must bo accompanied by I
a certified check for tit least 5 per
cent of the amount of tha par value J
of the bonds bd for f
Bidders are invited to ba prtsiut at
the opening of the proposals Settle
men for accepted bids must he made
before 3 oclock on Monday June
21st 1S0 and checks of unsucceas
ful bidders will Le returned on the
tame day
F EAMOBZ LITTLE
LITTLEMayor
Mayor
Mayors Oilice Salt Lake City
June 9th 1SSO jelO
THE TWO Cs
CREAM AND CANDY
GEO ARBOGAST
or THE
OYSTER CROTTO
Mates the Finest Ico Cream In tho country
in the largest quantities and at the Cheapest
Prices All orders promptly filled The Cara
mels have become famous for their cicollcnco
while other Candles nre on a par Try me
rayl2 CtO AR3OGAST
FARMERS MuD GARDUiERS
Will do well to see the New Stock
of Grass and Garden
REEDS
Just Arrived at
CArmstrollS Grain and Feed Stor8
31 First South St Box 3 to
j l fkJ t n
BOO T S J 7 GENTLEMENS
AND 1 ll FURNISHING
SHOES
We ft 3OO SIN
CREAT Carry the LATEST
Largest and
Y0rioE I arges 1US
Best Selected
C Stock of a
pc Mj
b General MerchandIse f
Of Any House
In the West tll l1U
CROIC I Ul1l l
Call and HARDWARE
TEiiAB See
AND
AND 1
CUTLERY
fAMILY GROGERifS
1 Of al Descpiptioiis
I i i
IS S ELDREDGEt Supf
I
NOTICE
In the Thiid Dlrict Court cf Utah
Territory
In time matter of
John L GrandhanJ > In Bankruptcy
Bank III it J
At Salt Lake City in Slid District June 918SO
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fPO THE CREDITORS AXD OTHERS I >
fO tcrested In said Estate Take notice that a
petition bas been met in sail Court by John
L Grundhacd of Salt Lake City in caid District
trict duly declared a Binkrnpt under the Act
of Congress of March 2d 18C7 for a discharge
and certificate thereof from all his debts and
other claims provable under caLl act and that
the 2Jil day of Juno next at 10 oclock am is
assigned for tile hearing of the tame ben
and where you may attend and show cane Ir
any you hare why the prayer of the said pU
tion should not be granted
O J AVEIULL
staLl Clerk ortho District Coil t
By H G HcMil1 y Deputy Clerk
June Oth 1880 jclC
JOSL1S PARK
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MANDFACrtiniXG
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JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS
Keep tha Largest Stock in Utah of
GOLD MD SILVER WATCHES
OHAINS
s liA O n L CQt P
DIAVUND SETS
DIAMOND flINGS
ETC 1 ETC ETCg
SOLE AGENT FOR
JOHNSONS
PaiGDt Easy Fittim EyeGlasses
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Main Street Salt Lake City i
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LEGAL NOTICE
VOriCEIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
s the County Court of Juab Cointy
in Utah Territory ha set Monday the
25th day of June AD 1SSO for hen
ng complviits the mutter of tho ns = e =
ment of County Territorial and School
Taxes for the year 1880
In testimony whereof I hereunto set
my hand nnd affix the seal of
said County Couri n mg
SEAL office in Xcnhi this luth day
of June AI 1SSO
WM A C BRYAN
Clerk of the County Court
jelJ Juab County Utah
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Special Attention to lie folleulns Articles recrntly received
Gtmiiess Dublin Pcrter Tennanfs Faglish Stone Ale
Socicie Anonyms Cognac Lagaronse O uret Imported in Glusi
Scotch Ginger Liqttcr Itiutbonts Genuine Englih Gn
Sir It Vt UurnetLs Knglih Old Tom Gin Swan Mederj d Co Holland Gin
Dc Kuypcr Sails liotlerdaat Gin West Indies Ray Rum
God Seal Cognac Feilevoisin Pierce Cognac
Olard Dupuy tC t Co Cognac J ct F Jlartdl Cognac JI
St Croix Hum Burdon Sherry Spanish
Duff Gordon IC Co herry Burgundy rt
C < Oamirelt Cochranc Ginger At
All the ahtve Goods are Ganuino Imparted nnd precisely what they claim I
to be J offer also a splendid line ol Domest LLxmds Piasecnll and exam
inc Respectfully
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jt17 Successor o to Walker Bros Co Opposite Po = loffice I
JOHN TAYLOR SON
EROHANT TAIDOPS
93 Commercial street 93
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12r JUST ARRIVEDA FINE STOCK OF
PRifuQ AND SUMIaER GOODS0
Embracing English French and American Sailings Coatings I
Trousering of New and Popular Styles at
al Prices to Please Customers
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DA2 ao
Importers and Jobbers of
I i GENERAL MERCHANDISE
We are new Opening a Cuoice Vanity of
SPRIf QiA AND SUMMER GOODS
At iA Wi lelistthe LOWES PRICES t
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Come and Examine Our Goods cal
StJOD EEJ BARGAINS
Agents Crime F Demorests Patterns
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Shortly Arrive a fail Line COLUMBIA KS lvLE
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BAY CO Salt Lake City
SemiYearly Selection
Spring and Summer Stock
Staple Goods
Full Supply arrived at
TEASDEls
Flowers Iliicliings Ribbons
Shawls and Dres Goods in
Endless Variety and
Prices Unquestionably Low
Boots Shoes Carpels 1
Clothing and Groceries
All Fresh Goods and
Will be sold at
Satisfactory Prices I
Inspection Solicited
Sa P1TEASDEL
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rJrk 25000
RCLL3OF
upswms I5iYtikJcooeyuupp1zTua
r all Paper
RECEIVED AT I
HENRY D1NWOOD EYS
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FURNITIJRE STORE
The JLaigest assd Host Complcie feloek oi
WALL PAPER iND HOUSE DECORATIONS r
A ier blought to Utah embracIng ne Orighud
nenigns n1Hl CooriJgs of floetos J1e Se
Wa1cr Crane and the 1xtc fair Emdiahe
ALSO
AMERICAN BROWN BLANKS at I2cts per roll
My increased stock of
C RPETS g >
Liioenm Oil Cloth RasNgefo
WINDOW CORNICES LAMBREQUINS
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LACE CURTAINS AND WINDOW SHADcS
Make She Asaortment Oocnpiete
My Help is Competent PaperHanging Shade Work Making an
Laying Carpets and All Kinds of Upholstery Work
1238 to 1244 First South Street
SALT LAKE CITY

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