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The following gentlemen are author
hed to canvass for the SALT LAKE
DAILY SEMIWEEKLY and WEEKLY
HERALD also to receive payment Bcd
receipt for the same
U Miilr Bountiful Woods Cross and
Centrevil
If A Lewis Georgetown Dear Lake Co
Wm HnlmeBloozmngton Bear Lake
W A StewartInvcrury Soviet County
John HortinEocbporthnd Wanehi
H TuftmMonroe Sovier County
Thos WallaceOrden and Weber Ce
L T Shepherd Bear Lake County
A W BabbittSpnng Lake and
Santaqu
0 F Lyons Summit County
It buried American Fork
A Lesslie Fountain Green
BW Driggs Jr Pleasant Grove
E E CowdeU Beaver County
Wm MonteithT County
CoSp Store Spanish Fork
W L WrtkinsUrigbam City
D G Brian Piute County
Thomas Crawley Juab County
J S Mount Meadowvill
Walter Walker Farmmjrto
Jos T Ellii Spring City
John Shields Tooele City
John Batty Toquervill
J K Clark Grantevill
III Wm 3Iendenhall Springvill
I J E Johnson Silver Bee
John Pymm St George
i H McMullin Hcber City
R W Hayborno Cedar City
i J F Walters Mill Cree
S Williams Ephratm i
F H Wright Coalvill
H P Miller Richfield
S Francis Morgan
John Swain Fayett I
Edw Reid Payson
T Greener Kanos b
Wm Probert ien Holden
Charles C Shaw Hyrum
John S Black Desere
Wm lro bert Sci plO
Charles Foote Nepn
John W Shopliord Levan
William Burboot Provo
George Scott ilant
John WoodhouseLebl
PRODUCE MARKET
Following are the ruling wholesale
baying prices in Salt Lake City
GRAINWheat CD 75c V bushel
Pcwt Barley teed 125 V cwt Oats f 1 75
FLOUB XiX old 235 245
XXXX old J260 t 275 C cwt
SHELLED C01tt1258135cwt
BRAN 10oj Shorts 110 V cwt
WOOL Choice Fleece 1820cfH >
HIDES Prime Flint 10cHc l
following are the latest quotations
cf f flour grain wool etc in the San
Francisco market
FLOURSup < > rfinfl3 B04 0 Bake
Extra c500512i Family Extra
f5 87i Walla Walls extra 5 005 12
Pbbl
bblWHEAT
YlIATNol 140112 No
2 1 301 35 9 ctl
BAKLKY Feed 75 821cforCoast
RHd75c821c forllay Brewing 87J92J
cwt
OATSQuotable at fl 15 5145P ctl
Feed
TORN Quotable at 51 021 for Largo
I follow f 1 05 for Small and 1 05 tor
I fjhjt 5ctl
u UOL San Joaquin and Southern
doing Coast 2 2 nominal Very little
HIDES Dry Hides usual selections
Flint 19 19Jc Dry Kips 19 195c
Green Salt heavy steers over 551ba
lOc do under 55 lbs lOc Kips lOc
Calfskins 10 12c
OOHMES01AL
I Corroded daily by MbOornick l Oo
EILVKH
dill Luke 110 per ounce
New York 118 per o nce
LEAD
I Bait Lake 550 per ton
I New York 48oc per pound
R I
l I WEATHER REPORT I
SALT LAKE CITY Sept 23 80
am pm
am pm
Mi 940 1240 SiO
Barometer 2383 2391 2985 2 8
Thermometer 62 CS 73 0
Humidity OS 23 2t 32
Direction wind SE SW SW SE
Miles per Hour 4 2 8 4
lie weather HODi Clear Clear Cur Clear
Rainfall for Si hourO Ou of a inch
Maximum Thor dee 76 minimum G
MINING PATENTS Full sets of
blanks for application for Mining
Patentsapproved forms to be had
at the HERAldJ Office
LUMBER SHINGLES LATH
FLOORING RUSTIC SIDING
PICKETS ETC CHCAP AT
LTIKIER TAYLOR 5t GOS I
Barratt Bros Furnitore
1 We have a Large Complete and
WellBought Stock ot Furniture to
I which we invite you attention
BARRATT BROS
123 125127 12 9and 131
jy22 Main street
SA 1 DOORS AND BLIHD8
MOULDINGS BRACKETS AND
ALL SIZES OF WINDOW GLASS
AT BOTTOM FIGURES LAT I
TIMER TAYLOR CO a
SELLING OUT FOR CASH
I
Having a desire to retire from the
Secondhand b iciness I ofler for sale
a large ctock ot Household Goods and
Traps of every description Gbfeop for
CehWith
With the outfit now in my posses
sion I intend to completely demoral
ize the Furniture Trade There will
be no fixed prices upon which to Rive
if quoaions until the business is wound
up JOHN CBAIS
I sal Half Block West ot Theatre
1 I
The Best Meal Be
tween Chicago and Sau i
Francisco lor 23c at
Gardiners 5S Slairt I
Street slG
The MACKINNON FKN supersede
the Steel Pen aa tffecluaMy is the
latter did the oldtime quill H L
A CoiiiEB ngent for Utah s14
J
I IT IS TRULY WONDERFUL
I To see what improvemeuta now exia
1 as compared withrailway travel only
a few years ago To become convinced
of this one has only to select for his
route East the popular and wellknown
CHICAGO NOETHWSSTSHS iLurvrAY
You are landed by the Union Pacific
Railroad in the Union Depot at Coun
cil Blufls where stands the C Jc JT
W Palace Train composed of Pull
man Hotel Oars Pullman Sleeping
Oars Elegant Day Coaches
Faioking Baggage Postal Can
eJ ready to convey its passen
gers t rough Iowa and Illinois and
into Chicago Gliding smoothly along
C over tte superb track of steel rail
cities and villages
through thriving ctie iige
comfortably seated in this train one
t scarcely discovers the high rate of
C speed which he is riding Trains of
this road are always on time con
nections euro and passengers aeek
elODS
ing pleasure comfort safety and
ease in traveling will ana the
NorthWestern in excess of their
NorthWeter eC3
expectations and the greatest of all
routes to Chicago and the East In
sist npon Ticket Agents selling you
Tickets na this R sll Agents sell
them Examine soar Tickets and
tefute to buy if they do not read over I
this Road I you wish the Bet I
Traveling Accommodations you will
buy your Tickets by th Route
J AD WI TAKE NO OTHER I
=
A Blfr MINING SUIT
I Which Valuable Propsiiy and
650000 Damages are Involved
I
A day or two ago another very im
portant mining suit was instituted
in the District Court here the papers
in which were ser d on Wednesday
The suit is brought by the Butte Sil
ver Minioj Company of Big and
Little Cottonwood Districts against I
Lemuel U Colbath B 0 Chamber
and the Oregon Silver luininc Com
I pany or is the Butte and Mtrielta
Claims agnuist the West Wind City
Rock anti Oregon Claims and the
following is the substance of the com
plaint
That the defendant by themselves
and by thoir employed have entered
on the vein of ore on the dip of the
same at a point lower dawn than
the location and the works of plain
tiff and have forcibly and without
permission of plamtif taken out and
removed a great Quantity of ore ol j
great value the exact amount and
value of the came are not known to
plaintiO t its agent but as they Are
informed and bdieve nod allege on
informatIon and belief of the
value OT 50090 and upwards
tbat defendants are uow engaged in
taking out and removing 00 from
SId VOID of plaintiff and still threaten
to continue to do so and to remove
said ore and nave driven oat by force
the workmen and employes of plain
till from the tunnel where raId ore is
being extracted that tbo dfendants
him to be the owners and the sole
owners ot a ceiturj pretended mining
claim called the West Wind and
have committed trio aforesaid tree
passes under UIH color nud claim of
working sad West Wind Mining
Claim That Raid West Wind is u
more recent location than those 01
Iamti0 ttiat said West Wind Mining
Claim baa no vein of ore of its own
but > has been worked upon the vein 01
plaintiff underground that said vein
of f plaintiB riipj t the northwest and
the West Wind is on the northwest
side of the mines of plamtiQ that the
defendant have entered and worked
aid vein of plamtifi through a tunnel
entering the mountain on the surface
from a claim called the Oily of Rocks
adjoining said claims of plaintiff on
the west on the strike of the same
vein and thereby have taken from
the said West Wind the amount afore
said of 50000 which belongs to the
veinof paintiQ
Therefore plaintiff demands judg
ment that defendants and their see
ante agents nnd employ be re
trained permanently and during the
ending of this euit and until the
rights of the parties can be deter
mined by this litigation from work
ing the ledges seams veins spurs
and angles bf silver or other metals
lying in the said pretended claim of
the West Wind and from working
aid vein of Marietta and Butte Mine
and from extracting quarrying get
ting out or selling or disusing of auy
ore or mineral from the said prem
ise that plaintiff recover damages I
for the injuries aforesaid and herein
complained of to the sum of 50000
and that plaintiff recover cost of this I
suit I
itArthur
Arthur Brown Esq is the attorney
or the plaintiff
I will bo recollected that it is a
very short lime since the suit of the
Oregon against the Butte had ita final
hearing before P L William Eq
referee in which the Butte was sic i
torious Having won this suit it is I
probable the Butte people have now
turned the tables and propose to sue
not only the owners of the Oregon
but those of other claims in any way
in conflict with the Butte
IMMENSE QUANTITIES of the
l latest styles of Fall and Winter Goods
are daily unpacked at the Clothing
House of L Goldberg Look out for I
bargains B21
Just Received
An immense stock of
Colored Cashmeres at 65c per yd
Colored Cashmeres at Si per yd
Black Cashmeres at flOe 75c SOc
SI 110 1 25 150 2 per yd
Black Gro Grain Silks at 1 sum
2 250 per yd
Colored Elk all shades 150 per
yd
Black and Colored Satins
These goods are our own impotta
tation and we guarantee prices and
quality
e5 Wit JENSINQ3 SONS
Youthful Hoodlums
SALT LAKE Cry Sept 22 S
Editors Herald
There are a few words worthy of
mention in regard to our boys which
I think will be of interest to the
many readers of your valuable paper
We have more hoodlums in our city
than any person may casually per
ceive We have more of these young
bloods around the streets nowadays
than ever known before a person
cannot walk the streets at night with
out being insulted by them Children
are allowed to run about at all ours
in the day and up to a lato hour at
night nnd it does seem that parents
let their children run the streets just
to euit themselves they go where
they please do 8 they want throw
stones at people passing by and they
I are a nuisance generally
Every warn has its hoodlum corner
is
and this corner aa a general thing
on the schoolbouse block Persons
are insulted and abused by
these mobs of hoodlums where
thee ever they go Parents should
keep their children at home more
i
and not allow them to run the streets
eo much Those who are in circum
stances and cannot py to send
their children to school they
may send them to school free of
charge They learn no good
by running tha streets and parents
should view it in this light This is a
credit ia it net to each ward and to
the city i to have a mob of hoodlum
gathered around our schoolhouses
and places 01 worsmnr
For my own part I would rather
see it done away with and I think i
should be stopped i not etopped now
it never will be Persons are in
danger getting themselves hurt or
a black eye put in the place of one of
the stones these mobs of
their own by stODe thCo moo
for are at
boys hurl thty professors
this business I people cannot keep
riact
at horn or within rt
their boys harR
I think there should he somebody to
do U to them
Th re is a place tOt could be used
to great advantage upon these boys i
t our officers would only shew them
selves about the corners where these
daneetous abut individual dwell Lets
L M E
have it stopped
UOAYS Your Organs
Re
Tuned end
O Cleaned
thgsu9 j
paired hy Magnus Oleen Office a
CaelnB Music Store Reference
Poi Oareleea e16
Just Received
At Camerons New York Htus
NoveUte in RUt hinge ace Silk
Ties Fucbirs Collarette Linen and
silk Tie KaiMiierchies and a thcusw
other before Haokechies things prCe never hearilOf a9
THAT ALLKGEDsBRACE GAME
I
Tile True Inwardness of a Little
Pan Indulged i by Knights
of the Green Cloth
On Thursday morning we stated
that an individual half drunk had
run up against a brace game and lost
about 20000 Tbia It i not exactly i
a fact the individual lost that
amount but the means were as
fair as they can be in gambling On
the day in question a party of indi
viduals had assembled in the room of
a gambler in town and began play
ing for heavy Btakej the loser being
among the number He had a little
loose money on him and that he
played away and lost and he then
put up his checks against the money
of the other parties they not using
checks at all In the course of the
game the money had changed
hands and some of the players who
at first put in money had only the
checks ot the party who lost heaviest
One individual who had changed
into chips 1500 in money bad
won a 5000 check which he presen
ted to the bank where it was cashed
and pronounced RB good as gold Dur i
lug the game tbe fellow who gave the
checks bad lost about 19030 in
checks and some money making in
all nearly 20000 Tbe party who
bad cashed his 5000 check returned
and bought in tne 5500 chock of
another party paying out his 5000
in money for it He again went to
the bank tc have bis second check
cashed when he was informed that
the person issuing it had ordered
the payment topped The gamblers
then made enquiries and ascertained
that part of tbe checks had been
paid that is about 10000 but that
one for 5500 and another for 3500
were repudiated The person who
owns the 5 500 check is the lame
who put up 1500 in money and
won o000 which he cashed and
with the cash bought in the t55o
check thus leaving him in possession
of a repudiated check but out 1500
in solid lucre It is understood that
on Thursday morning the individual
woo lost eo heavily took a team and
drove to one of the stations and there
boarded the train with the intention
of going elst The gambler who got
the 3500 check has started east
after him and states that ho wIll stay
with the loser until begets his money
The gamblers are indignant over the
statement that i was a brace game
and declare tbat the reason he lost BO
heavily was because he tried to play
them instead of which they tripped
him up
The Horse
Dr Kendrick will deliver a Lecture
on the Abuse of Dumb Animals on
Saturday at 2 oclock pm opposite
the Postofficp Come one come nil
Blacksmiths are invited e23
FINE SALT 60c per 100 at
s4 G F BROOK
Carpets I Carpets I Carpet 1 I
H Dinwoodey wishes you to call
and see the new designs of Body and
Tapestry Brussels Carpets with
borders to match Also Throe Ply
and extra super aul
Third District Court
The September term of the Third
DistrIct Court was formally opened
Chief Justice Hunter presiding
B 0 l F R R Co vs Geo
Crismon by consent of attorneys case
dismissed oo liability or undeitaking
for injunction
W J V R R C n George
rismon same order
eme
orer
Daniel Waverlmg vs Jonas Erick
son demurrer to complaint argued
ana demurrer sustained plaintiff excepts
amend cepts ten days allowed in which to
J Sutherland administrator vs
John Spriggs motion for new trial
no appearance for defendant argued
for plaintiff court denies motion for
new trial
Geo Wareing vs F Reich demurrer
murrer to complaint argued de
murer overruled ten days Allowed t
amend complaint
Karl Suiated vs H C Rydaleh
motion fur new trial continued by
consent
Robert Tate w Jag M Konnelly
et al settled and dismissed
Howe Smith va John Strickley
notice to dismiss appeal argued
submit d and taken under advise
ment
N 0 Clyde va Nathan Tanner et
a1 motion to strike out answer no
appearance for defendant motion
submitted without argument
Julius Landouer va Wm 0 Crawford
ford by consent cause dismissed no
liability on undertaking on attach
ment
Adjourfied until Friday morning
at 10 oclock
THE LAT styles in Dress Trim
mings We have just received a fine I
assortment of Drees Trimmings consisting
sisting of Cords Spikes Tassels and
fringes ot all description Our
stock is handsomer than ever and is
the best assortment ever shown here
ell COHN BEOS
War with Turkey
One thousand Frames from ten I
cents to ten dollars at
tS SAVAGES ART BAZAC
PERSONAL
Judge R K William of Ogden
was in town on Thursday
L Gee E q prosecuting attorney
for Tooele County came to Salt Lake
Thursday morning and returned in
the afternoon
Mr D M McAllister has returned
from his business trip in Sanpete
County a representative of Z C M
I Boot and Shoe Factory and states
that the goods of the facory seem to
oos
preferred to any others
1
Dentistry
The most liberal ofler ever made t
the Public Pay taken by instalments
on 11 Dental Opsrations and Artifical
Teeth Dr Edmunds 6 Second
South e rret Snows Building CMI
siT
and see work and ptlcts
NOVELTIES IN Neck Wear at
ell CoDNtBaos
WANTED A good Gnk and
Nurse Girl apply immediately at
Mis SiegelX at former residence of
Jack Gilmer Fifth Eat Street s23
Bullion
Receipt of bullion on Thursday
By McCornick CSvn car
loads of Frisco bullion one car ol
Gerrnanu and oue of Morgan value
In30 I
Bv Well Fro CeSix bars
ot 1iutio oulton 2 55188 and four
01 Ontario 5232 C6 value H
7S591
Total 1 Viiiue of shipments ai far
a reported 27486 9i
f
BLOW UP THE GAS WtiRKS
= r
Go to Halifax with YonrEleclrlb
Light
SALT LAEB City Sept 2818SO
Editors Herald
I propose to light Salt Like City
with a 40mule power carbon genera
tor patent inflatcr improved Gentile
indicator and Jack Mormon eradica
tor for 1 per cent of the present cost I
of gas or Brush light Some men
have erealneai thrust upon them it
beats all who are born great or who
act ic ve greatness
A friend baa handed me the
original craft of the Whereajes t
the Liberal convention platform
picked up between the Internal
Ravenue Office and Institute last
evening In lightgiving power it
excels the Pharos of Alexandria one
of the seven wonders of tho world in
brilliancy it exceeds the combined
flash of 1000 Kohinors With this
simple trick the thing is done twenty
cigars and three niggerhaads down
By comparison with tbe very tame
and mutilated copy as reported t ths
convention you will observe how
near the world came t losing an
eighth wonder
Copy
THC PLATJOBl
iritreas I i as clear as mud that
Blackstone and a bayonet 8 highjoint
rep esentatives of eternal justice and it
enfaiceznent by a punch on the bit aide
= rr eb de
and a white i necktie as the suborned
witness of divination on the right tide
are the sublime symbols of the liberalism
of our people subjugated into the condi
tion powders that there 1 no entailment
byeither on the fundament of the other
and Whireas Tha hope of the shadow of
tbe truth of this internal revenue fact
and the soundless depths of the theory
substratifying it ere denuded in Utah
by the EpluribuaUnion of a pair of
scale a bayonet and a church contribu
tion box in one and the same vet pocket
by the dictation of the combined hoisting
engines and pumpingmachioery of
use Mormon Uburcn when necessitated
I to the enfranchisement political unity
thusly what brilliancy hero dazzles toe
eye expunging all nonMormon jack
I Mormon quanMormon or any other but
Simon Pure Mormon from tugging at
the territorial teat and corjfioin tne gov
ernment t a majority of the governed
and all of its municipal treasure boxes
strictly guarded against the grab of a new
order of priests thusly another blinding
flash cheesepressing all individuality
personality originality comicality se
nility and venality and leaving naught
but a wreck behind in a well organized
community without a law or a lawyers
feei thusly superinducing whatever they
claim ia syntax or prosody as an infalli
ble nllcowerful omniorcsent omninn
tent omnivorous government exorcised
solely in the name of Davy Jones Locker
by high old chiefs claiming to be inter
preters David Crocketts willye gods
and ministers of grace defend usin the
Ion and short of it a theocracy and
Whereas The existence of all religious
sects so sjlidilymgj concentrating and
deoxidizing power I incompatible and
incomprehensible with our ideas of gov
ernment by poplar box elder and Eases
fins because it controls ballot box stuf
fing and through it the dear people for
newt the reach or any remedial laxative
save that of lorceps and
Whereas Utah Territory is new gub
ernatorially controlled despotically in
one vital respect atloiEt in defiance of a
manufacture into gallows gibbits and
coffins of all the timber on the public
lands in the United States by these re
ligious sects standing in
seb in our way at
rapidly colonizing and civilizing sur
rounding territories and already by these
misstateS and fatty means holds the
balance of all giant powder in Idaho
Wyoming and Arizona and will coon if
not before and i not prevented in Colo
rado New Mexico and Noveds
Now therefore Resolved a I
Hence the corruscations meteoric
scintillations and dazzling Julovua
lions become BO intense and EO pain
fut to the eye tbat we are compelled
to suspend further transcribing
As night comes on and the redbot
glare of these tchercata has cooled cH
I shall taKe the remainder of this
brilliant manuscript under the shade
of eome sombre church or behind
come old barn and decipher the
resolutions
Let any honest reader compare this
original draft of the platform tchere
ascs with the emasculated and lan
guid copy as published in the Tribune
ot Thursday morning and he will
mourn and howl as a Digger Indian
at an annual eclipse
In justice to the radiantbrowed
and effulgentbrained committee on
resolutions let the world rejoice that
the original was not lost The spot
where it was picked up about mid
way between the Elephant corner
and tho Presbyterian Churchis clearly
marked by a heap of black cinders
which only on last night way a mass
of brilliant gems and corrnscating
meteorites which literally poured in
showers from tbe manuscript
If any one is curious enough to
inspect this original draft of the
Liberal Platform by first putting on
brown goggles and green sun glasses
ha of can do so by calling at the office
M 0 WEDIK and
0 JOLLT STR
1001 East Temple street
WE HATE received another lot of
Home made White and Red Flan
nel both twilled and plain They
wear better and are cheaper than
Eatfern goods of same price
JOHN 0 GDTLEB
Agent Provo Mills
e23 Old Constitution Building
Residences for Sale
A lot SslO rods House of nine
I rooms one and ro half stories high
good orchard two wells good cellar
stable and outhouses Title perfect
The former residence of H Sebree
Eq Coat 5250 will sell for 3500
casb For particulars apply t J W
Snell Idaho Store
Also residence in the Eleventh
Ward 4x20 rods Price 1500 half
down and hal in one two and three
years at 8 per cent per annum
Apply same place s22
WE HAVE just received by Express
a fine assortment of Imported Dress
Goods of the latest and nobbiest
Gos
styles Ladies will mike a mistake
if they purchase before examining
our Stock
all COHN BEOS
Strangers from the Tropics
Visiting this country will find BALES
HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAB a
superior remedy for the Coughs
Colds and Bronchial difficulties which
a change from a torrid to a temperate
clime always engenders Cubans
who have tried it are loud in iU
praise In fact it has no equal in
the pharmacopeia or among propri
etary medicines as a cure for Throat
or Lane complaints Procurable of
all druggists at 50 cents and 1
Great caving by purchasing large size
Henry H Kellogg Watertown N
Y writes fI have quite 1 sale of
BALES HONE OF HOEEHOUBD AND
TAR me it in my family and recom
mend i
FEES TOOTHACHE DROS Cure in
one minute
USE INSTEAD OF UNWHOLESOME
COSMETICS GLESSS SULPHUR SAP
which purifie and beautifies the
Skin BILLS HAIB AND WHISKER
DYE Back or Brown SOc e22
Doiigs Arizona
I Mr August Wilcken writing from
tho Railroad Camp twenty mile
west of For Wingtl 6eplembr 12 I
Bays that at Sunset and Brigham the
late spring and heavy winds had d ne
great damage to the wheat and in
consequence the crop will b very
light They had sown nearly BOO
acrea at each place At Sunset they
expected to harvest enough to bread
themselves and if they get back what
they have loaned in previous years
they will have plenty At Brigham
toe crop is poorest and will not be
sufficient to bread the people during
this year Corn and cane stand good
and promise a plentiful hared
In the upper settlements
Joseph Snowflake Walker Concho
Round Valley and St John tbe
crops are very good principally at
Walker where the Said are clean of I
weeds and eurjflowera At this place
to toe people have promising crops
of potatoes Mr Bacley intends to
harvest 800 bushels to tbo acre I is
a pity they did not have more seed
Tbe people in all these settlements
feal well and encouraged with the
prospects before them
Here at our railroad camp we have
bury times The first five milts
of grading taken by Mr John W
Young Jess N Smith and Arron
Tenney have been finished Mr
Jesse N Smith has returned home
to Snowflake to enter on his pott at
probate judge build a house for his
family lor the coming winter and
attend to hit duties as president of
the stake Mr J W Young and A
Tonney have taken another contract
or twelve miles more on which we
re working now We are camped
two miles past of the divide The
road runs through a very level valley
here grading is very light and a
ereat deal of time has to be spent on
finishing oD
fnihing
The people here in the camp feel
well On Saturday evenings we bold
a social gathering at one of our
camps carried on afier tbe pattern
of tbe Twentieth Ward Institute
There are several Navaioo Indiana
working here on the grade and some
twenty or thirty Mexicans They
feel well towards us and say they
never worked with a company of
men where hey heard less profane
language and saw less quarrelling
going on
Our only trouble here Is the water
which has to be hauled about seven
miles and often our anima do not
get all they would like Tomorrow
some extra teams will be put on and
I hope our trouble iu that repact mil
be ended
Oar next move will bring us within
five miles of Cranes Ranch and we
will get the water from there
We Have Now on Hand
SCO pieces Dress Lmsey 1000 pieces
White Linsey 150 pieces Repellant
100 pieces Flannels 100 pieces Oassi
meres 3000 pounds plain and fancy
etc Yarns Blankets Tweed Doeskins
Highest Price paid lor Wool
BOSTON SONS YOUNG
sJ2 1222 First South Street
D 0 YOUNG Civil Engineer and
Architect Office in Old Constitution
Building P O Box 654 si
MESDAMES BUTTON BOYAN
have received by Express a fine
variety of Hats Bonnet CAPS and
Hoods for Children Also Flowers
Feathers Jets and English and Amer
ican Crapes etc Ladies are cordially
invited to inspect AS it is a pleasure
to show goods s21
We Cant Talk
Without showing the condition of our
teeth Every laugh exposes them In
order not to be ashamed of them let
us use that standard dentifrice
SOZODONT which is euro to keep
them white and spotless No tartar
can encrust them no canker aBed
the enamel no species of decay infest
the dental bone i EOZODONT is
regularly used I is a botanical pre
paration and its beneficial effects on
the teeth and gums are marvelous as
it removes all decolorations and ren
ders the gums hard and rosy s7
Great Merit I
All the fairs give the first premiums
and special awards of great merit to
Hop Bitters as the purest and
beat family medicine and
we most heartily approve 01
the awards for we know they de
serve i They are now on exhibition
at the State Fairs and we advise all
to test them Bee another column
Yon Have No Excuse
Have you any excuse for suffering
with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint
Is there any reason why yen should
go on from day to day complaining
with Sour Stomach Sick Headache
Habitual Costiveness Palpitation of
the Heart Heartburn Waterbrash
Gnawing and Burning Pains at the
pit oi the Stomach Yellow Skin
Coated Tongue and Disagreeable
Taste in the Moutb Coming Up ot
Food after eating Low Spirits etc 7
Nol I is positively your own fault i
you do Go to your Druggist and get
0 Bottle of GREENS AUGUST FLOWEB
For 75 cents your cure is certain but
i you doubt this get a Sample Bottle
it doses
for 10 cents and try Two
will relieve you an5
LOOK HERE 1
If you want Dodgers
If ycu want Envelopes
If you want Bill Beads
If you want Statements
If you want Certificates
If you want Box Labels
If you want Note Beads
If you want Show Cards
I you want Lsw Blanks
I you want Ball Tickets
I you want Programmes
I you want Letter Beads
I you want Bottle Labels
I you want Auction Bills
I you want Calling Cards
I you want Address Cards
I you want Bank Checks
If you want Shipping Tags
I you want Business Cards
I you want Wedding Cards
I you want Invitation Cards
I you want Business Circulars
I yon want Pamphlets Printed
I you want Job Printing of any
description done in a mOt satis
factory manner you can satisfy your
wants by calling at or addressing the
HERALD Office Salt Lake City
REbElPT BOOKS FOR SALE
AT HERALD OFFICE s33
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HURRAH FOR MARYSVALE
via
SanD3 and S8ver Stac e Libe
KGOLDSBROUGH I SON
Want evcrylody t know that they are
now prepared t carry Passengers in
ComforUble SPRING WAGONS from
Salt Creek or Nephi t Marysvale
H GOLDSBROUGH S SON
Fropretr Sanpeta and Sevier Stj
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Tha weather still continaea to 5a
delightful 1
The average safe door I something
to have pried in
The bullion shipments oh Thursday I
totaled 2748694
The auditors quarterly report i
published this morning repr
No bullion shipments were reported
from the Boats last evening
W Gibberd on Thursday was
fined 5 lor assault and battery
The High Council will meet in the
Council House at 730 this evening
Nine car loads of bullion were
shipped from this city on Thursday
Le a Chinaman arrested for as
arreste
sault was discharged on Thursday
The mercury went up to 76 ° on
Thursday the Jjweat recorded point t
was 9QQ i
Bro Boreman has held hia last
term of court in the Second District
So bo eays
The talk of the owe on Thursday
was the action of the Libeial tern
torial convention on Wednesday
night
John Pearson wai fined 1 on
Thursday for drunkennesnesiulting
a Chinaman and disturbing the
peace
The Business Sample Booms with
tbe motto Ne Vie Fano or
posite the PostofHce will be opened
about the let proi
The company of immigrants now
en route for this city left Omaha on
Monday night and are expected here
tomorrow evening K r
The September term of the Third
District Court began active business
on Wednesday and all the case set
for the day were disposed of
The beautiful Central e
at Ogden will be dedicated on Sun
day President Taylor and a party
from this city participating
A rehearsal of the Ecmance of a
Poor Young Man to be given on
the 7th of October will take place at
the Theatre tonight a 7 oclock
Minnie Crawford was arrested for
disturbing the peace and profanity
and fined 10 and on the charge of
abusing the officers she was fined another
other 10
Mr Phil 3Iargett8 proposes that
the performance at the Theatre on
his nights the 8th and 9h of Octo
ber shall be first clasj Rehearsals
have already began
Tbe sidewalk between Main street
and the State Road which has re
cently been graded id now covered
coveie
with aspbaltum lit entire length
and is one of the finest and most at
tractive in the city
This mornings dispatches show
that Gen N Kimball postmaster at
Ogden was elected one of the vice
presidents of the organization of the
Army of the Cumberland at tho
reunion Toledo OM on Thursday
A 2J yearold boy named Alex
name
Jobe was bit on Thursday He had
on I white apron and black straw
hat Anyone bavin seen the child
would do a favor by Jeaune word at
Mrs Hydes rrrden Thirteenth
Ward
The bullion shipment from Silver
Reef through Well o Fargo C
front September 9th to be 15 h in
elusive aggregate the turn of 19
505 45 Total shipments for the
present month up to date 5
43964
The Beaver County convention of
the Peoples Party baa chosen Mr
W J Cox and Mr Sarah M Dell
as delegates to attend the territorial
convention The delegates are in
structed to vote for Hon George Q
Cannon as the choice of the Beaver
ites
iesMr
Mr Geo A Meear the enter
prising liquor dealer publishes Ibis
morning an analysis of the Waim
Spring water in which he shows it
medicinal properties and offers it tJ
the public free at tba west door of hi
place of business where it can be
bad by anyone
I We acknowledge the receipt with
the compliments of C Diehl grand
I librarian 01 the catalogue oi books
in the Masonic library Tbe cata
logue is a work of 123 pages and
shows the library to be in possession
of 3860 works on nearly every con
ceivable subject
a
Charley Morse the miner who was
eo severely injured in the Btormont
Mine last wee by the falling of a
huge slab of rock is getting along
very nicely and is already able to
bobble around on crutches He will
be all right aain in a short time
Silver Reef Miner
Somebody says I the devil only
came into the world after woman was
placed here To which Susan B
Anthony replies If there had been
only men in the world the devil
world never have come into the I
crowd He could have found better
company claawhere
Mr Dwyer has received No 140 of
tha Franklin Square Library con
taining 1 Memoirs of Rbv Sydney
Smith No 832 of the Seaside
Library containing Out of the
World and No 4 class A of the
Standard Series containing Pulpit
Table Talk by war Ranuay
October LLD also BuiricKs Delineator for
Republicans and democrats ate
still betting on the result of the
coming presidential election On
Thursday a democrat np from
Southern Utah bet 100 that
Hancock would have a larger majority
in New York than Garfield would
have in Pennsylvania and the bet
was promptly taken up and another
10 put in the hands of the Slake
holder
holerLan Leader From a gentleman
who has lately arrived from the ter
minus of the Utah and Northern we
learn tbat tracklaying has been
pushed forward there lately at a
rapd rate from threefourths of a
mile to a mile per day having been
laid There are lees than eight more
miles oi track to ba laid before re
moving the terminu and it ia
thought they will be completed by
October 1st eo that the new terminus
will be fixed by that time
My sweethearts came is JoifeV
ars
Shes a pretty Ktflo Ihlngf I
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Her chseks are aM so rosy
I And my how she can sing
Sho ba not much of a nose
tho Bat what the has is all th ij
Her eyes bavaan opera pose
And goldbrown u her hair
Pfcysiegiomical Lectures I
A largo audience attended Dr
Bimms Lecture the Liberal Insti
tute last night I was an ri i l
and enjoyable exposition of character
and faces The whole was profusely
illustrated Hear him on Forms and
Features t night The Institute i
open free to day that all may sea the
Qallery of Portraits The Doctor
attends to describe character and fill
charts at the Institute to day from
9 am to 5 pm e24
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September 231880
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iIPiek J H Meneray Spring
ie J Lawrence Park City TV WII
bur J Mitchell tarmineton VV H J
Bowman A Boundy Bingham J B
Clinton Lake Point J i Bitch Frisco
B Duncan Sacdy
CLTJT HOOBK
Schmilt HH K M Brannack and
ion Alta 1 and W ilerihugh H H
Daily K S Toms Park City J O
Hudson Bingham E Boukofcky San
Francisco Mrs B JucGralb Sandy f A
flelmer Chicgo H CilurnflelJ < Rich
mond Va 1 Rebel and wit Lo
Angeles Cal l
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VALLEY DOUR
Mrs B A Smith Blackfoot W H
Knoz J T Curtis H Hoyes T E Miel
son C Gold Park City G Haeeblom
Til Andrew Bingham KHiladsoD
American Fork Ii bee Tooele J Gardi
ner San Francisco E M Jones Evans
ton J Toots M Harrington Nevada J
Drake Allan A Denver Patton ilayville N Yi A 1
WALKEB HOURS
W W Goodrich New York A Klein
schmidt and wite Montana E B Dis
boon Park City W B Doddndgo C C
Quinn C E VarHe J 1 Woods
Evanston J H Collins Warship B G
Matthews E J P roon San Francisco J
M Russell Ogden E B Brown J L
Curby 8t Louis O Alaikell Boston J
burn H Keff Cal Colfir Cal D W Lubock Au
EXHHAUATING
STIMULATING
EEC UPEItATING
A the InvarUble eflicts oT Ithcne EUborab
0 lto Ebr
Peaches Cobber nil Iced Mixed BerericM of
11 deacrlptloM which
Acer
deaptol whc Aue Murphy wo
Muh
d Uy compounding for their numerous patrons a
Who frequent the Occidental pt
Choice nd Select Brands of Wines Liquors
and Cigirj both Imported and Domestic
alwijg kept In Stock
NUiJottled Wine and
Btte ad Liquors for Zero
Iqur Ea
lies Eat Tourists et at creatlj
reduced prices IU
AUER MURPHY Props
DIED
BKETTS In the Fifteenth Ward Salt
Lake City September 221 cholera in
nntum Frances Lillian daughter of
F H and Elizabeth Reeves aged 2
months and 13 days age
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nlxrays Cores aad om 1eap J
points Thoworlds groat Paln 1
Rover for Slaa and BanaL
Cheap quick and role j
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MTCITERS CASTOKIA J
is not Xarcotic Children I
grow fat upon Mothers like
and Physicians recommend I I
CASTORIA It regulates tho 1
Bowels cures Wind Cole if
allays FcycrIes and de I t
fitroys Worm 11 I
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MICE OFMSSOLTMi t
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETO I
I fore existing under the firm name of sJ 1
Morrill Keetley i this day dissolved i
by > mutual consent Mr Keetley retiring
from the bnsinesi and being succeeded ii
by > Mr Bert Young The business from
this date will b conducted under the 1 1t
firm name Morrill Young f t
Salt Lake City Sept 20th 1880 i21
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED
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YOUNG ME2T AND WOMEN I I
Wise desire a flrstchas aad practical euc 5
tionin Classics Science A 0 Jloslo 1
Address EsrDATID I MOOS DJ f
PrtsiiJent TJnlTsnllr ai of DnT Denver Cot t lih r
CARL Y ARRIVALS I < f 2
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FALL AND VINTER UOOBS G I
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HIGHEST PRriS PAID FOR DRIED NUW3 II
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TEB1J AllBCAllMRE 11
Folhirg Flrstclaat Goods f
Lipt in slock 4
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Daily Arrivals j
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Selected with Care t
Elegant Stock J r j j
New Goods New Goods I
Boots and Shoes 4 I t
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Quality Guaranteed
Mens and Boys Clothing i
Shawls and Dress Goods I
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New Styles a Specialty i
Mammoth Stock T
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Departments fully Replenished 1
Prices Carefully Regulated m J
And Unquestionably Low
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CEO SAYILLE i
DEALER IS
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Homemade and Imported Beds and Shoes
CUSTOM
I 4 BOOT AND SHOE MAKES
= 23 Second South Street Opposite Postofflce
lUpalringtton Promptly aad Neatly bIB Fatronija reipsclfuQj solicited g
STUDEBAKERBROS MFG CO j t
SOUTH BEND INDiANA
Main Repository 151 and 153 Wabash Avenue Chicago
JTA5TJFACTUBIE3 OP
FllEJC1fF fARMN SPRING WAGONS1
CARRIAGES and BUGGIES
J Any Size or Style of which we will Bald to Special Order I
I SALT LAKE BRANCH HOUSE
3 and 3 Main Street Sat Lake City t Utah

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