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   Salt Lake Daily Tribune and Utah Mining Gazette (Newspaper) - February 14, 1872, Salt Lake City, Utah                                VOLII 3 Tribune Publishing Company i Jtn of this Ci ST ernis Invariably in Advance D TRIBUNE 13 every ii by mail to by ia all o Per Quarter a One Month One Week Cents p Three Months El iW libers te S or will te free one w any forwarding iia or free for SIT months to au na six subscriptions was the Pioneer of th developments and in fact of all opposition has tht en and support of the mining ind is the only Journal through it cm be reached ffe shall ot see any of our Sltning cur office and receive from t of their prospects and labors JiV all uho have any mineral 10 as a call GENERAL DIRECTORY United States Officers for Utah George Xi A Black Utah B New York P Strickland Mich M Illinois T Nebraska First Judicial Paul seoil Third 8 W Bench Firman Evans u C Bates Illinois Surveyor C dements Indiana Public Fenn It S U if J Holluter California Territorial Officers to H Hooper Snow D T McAllister Clayton Conin L Campbell Post Office Salt Lake City OFFICE General Delivery opon from 8 a m to f p m from 12 to 1 p m Money order ami Registry Department from 0 a m to i p m j doors open from G a m to 0 p m AND CLOSING OF A LH mail daily 740 p m i m a JU Idalio Montana Oregon Washington daily a m Pioche daily i 10 T m Canyon a m Contra Mondays Wednesdays and a and mail daily Washington and 1 30 p m daily a m Uingham days Saturdays p m Contral p m EATES OF for all parts of States cents for half ounce a ounce Circulars two cents each envelope address person and not containing more than ed to one pe three circulars to all parts of Slates two cents for each fonr or traction thereof Lotus four cents for each four ounces or thereof All matter subject to these newspaper and book rates be Tapped or enveloped in covers opened at the or ends so as to admit of letter be charged J and Periodicals to mlT the following rates per quarter payable in advance viz One com not cx lour in weight quarter 7 one cent monthly three cents six cents weekly fivo cents semi ten cents fifteen cents a week thirty cents daily i rate is charged for additional lour ounces or fraction thereof FEES J rates ol postage On leiters in the United States 15 rents Great S German States s 5th anil easiest of not in cents 50 ASD I not SIC 20 30 20 25 si no i 50 ADVERTISED 1 for aro advertised on of each week me Trill please give date of list TOST OFFICE BOIES sl in advance per quarter in advance letters plainly thc allowed on printed niat to ae number J M Postmaster Stage Lines offices at Bingham East Camp and E M BARHUM atten J N BLUM California Foreign Wines of California Catawba Sparkling And Sole or the BRAZILIAN HERB BITTERS A B SANDS and Dealers In DRUGS PERFUMERY SHE Ta Glassware Paints Oils Sundries o 141 William sirce SALT LAKE CITY U WEDNESDAY YOKK D S SCHANCK Formerly SCHANCK OF POLISHED PLATE anil t AMD PLATE Cnr Window anil AMD JOR 27 ant 1 and 3 Reade YORK D S W A n SCHANCK 136 and 138 William Street N Y GLASS WARE i every description lor rocord wearied Stationers elc Wara mada to order ASSORTMENT OF KEROSENE LAMPS IM afreet M AND Wholesale Dealers In Cordage Wicks Brushes Baskets Percussion Caps Pipes Wooden Ware of every All not or at manufacturers bottom prices Particular attention to Western trade Wholesale Houses ODr i BENEDICT HALL CO toots Nos 151 336 G rand cor Ives Beecher Front Now Importers of do Got celebrated Cabinet Caol Ilii Whisky i DocU It 11 niN orl of all grades EJT Ail goorts delivered TT S d2 M FLIESS 4 Commission Merchants to all parts of tte Globe YORK attention paid to tho Anil nil made on game and of 3 H O O fi 12 Barclay street Four doors below Astor House Importer nnl in FURNITURE MANUFACTURER Of all kinds of 8 t SCHOFIELD BROS he Commercial Street Store Stock California Sugars Teas Bacon Salmon AT TWO CALIFORNIA NABOBS T will give you a story about comple of those mining nabobs whoa names were Colonels Jim and Jack Colonel Jim had seen c the world hut Colonel was raise in the backwoods of Arkansas Thes gentlemen after their good luck sue denly determined on a pleasure tri te York so they went to San Francisco took a steamer and ia du time in the great metropolis While passing along the street Col onel Jacks attention was by the hacks and splendid equipages he saw and he says Well Ive heard about these carriages al my life and to have a ride in one I dont care what it So Col onel Jim stepped to the sidewalk and ordered a handsome carriage Col onel Jack says ATo you dont ISTone of your cheap turnouts for me Im here to have a good time and is no object Im going to have the best country affords You stop that yellow one there with the pictures on So they got into an empty omnibus and sat down Col onel Jack says Well aint it gay Aint it nice Windows and pictures and cushions till you cant rest What would the boys think if they see us cut such 1 swell in New York I wish they could see us What is the name of this Colonel Jim told him it was a barouche After a while he poked his head out in front and said to the driver I say John 17 this suits me We want this she ang all day Lot the horses The driver loosened the strap and assed his hand in for the fare Colonel Jack thinking he wanted to hake hands shook him heartily and aid You understand me You take care of me and Ill take care of He put a gold piece into he drivers hand The driver savs I cant change Colonel Jack Put it in your pocket ont want any change Were going 0 ride it In a few minutes the bus stopped and a young lady got in Jack stared at her Pretty con she got out her money to pay be driver Colonel Tack aays Put ip your money Miss you are per welcome to ride here just as ong as you want to for this barouche 1 chartered and we cant let you ioon an old lady got in Colonel told er to sit down Dont be at all is paid for and aa ree as if you were in your own tit but you cant pay a Petty i oon two or three gentlemen got in nd also ladies with children Colonel Tack says Conic right along Dont mind ua Free By and y the crowd filled up all the seats standing i up limbed up on top He nudged Col nel Jim and says Colonel what ind of cattle do they here If iis dont bang anything I ever saw int they and so awful cool hout it but they aint But have related enough of that tance to illustrate the enormous sim of these unfledged bidders of Twain AIM THE MOH MON CASES If District Attorney Bates intended place himself in au attitude of hos refer the Mormon prosecutions it is vident from the dispatches in our resent issue that he has lost little me in receding from such a position lis mission to Washington as ho now iplains to rom liis superior in office the ey Genera as to the conduct of the ases and the disposition of the par es under indictment Fn t is that there is but one with both those formar er and for bigamy and that is to ring them to trial in the regular way o as to reach a just judgment accord ng to the law and the proofs It be clear to any impartial ob erver that the only question properly in these cases is as to the or innocence of the accused and ulterior considerations may o had in view in some quarters there s no valid reason for any departure rom thc regular course of procedure m criminal cases cither to secure a or acquittal The distinguishing feature of onr of jurisprudence is that it re uces all citizens to an equality be ore the law and that the issue in case is narrowed down not o whd is the person nor hat would be the effect of the judg ment rendered but to the naked fact f guilt or innocence The on can neither be toned dows nor to secure convictions not war anted by the proof without sacrifice f principle which we believe would o more be tolerated by the Adminis than by correct public senti ment The solution of the Mormon so far as involved in these ases is simply to try Brigham Young precisely as ny other party indicted would be ried If their guilt is proved accord ng to law let the sentence of the law e executed if the proof atl short of that they are entitled to n acquittal as would be any other arty accused the like Government cannot ith propriety take any other course n the premises and we feel assured nat no other course is in fact con F Bulletin 1 ni AT A late PH mouth Ir Beecher waa asked did not anee There 1 but one he replied I dont know how The only ancing that 1 ever did was when my ather furnished the music and used roe s a fiddle I toot all the steps THE OF UTAH There is but one opinion among a it is destined to most prosperous of all the States o Territories between the Missouri rive and the Sierra But as to it immediate prosperity much depend on the result of events now ing in the Territory It 13 bu natural to presume that should thos who control the Church affairs gain the in alt migration will be discouraged s will be enacted which will work hardships to ant perhaps deprive their claims by litigation in the utter disgust of this class and they will only be too glad to leave Jh other hand should the civil gov be placed in the hanils of the people and the Church simply manage Vs Church affairs instead of striving or the maintenance of theocratic dea thousands will rush to tic lew El Dorado and Utah will be ome a great State in legg than five Railroads will penetrate the the telegraph wilt reach every mining camp and Salt Lake City will become a city in fact in tead of presenting the appearance of quiet wayside town as it now does will be erected whole ale houses established which will upply the surrounding Territories as well as their own and one street be sufficient to confine all the as it does This with a as large as and an area much larger ias no water supply other than that from wells although there san supply of water u the vicinity which could without reat cost be conducted into It does not possess a fite and the rude omnibus has not et been superseded by its natural nemy the street railroad car These nd many other improvements will mo he required and the authorities iay as well be prepared to meet Record We clip the following from Lam Reporter of February th As this journal is considered n authority in matters of law that its opinions on such points superior to those of ordinary The Bulletin in a noncommittal ote thinks Justice of tah should make public his reasons r refusing to admit the prisoners at alt Lake City or to bail The against udge ruling savors i of the ule of popular clamor rather than law Heretofore the cry has i this land tcb liberated on bail bat now be auso the must vary the rules When n upright Judge from the that to disclose the reasons for bail where it is seldom al wed in murder cases would defeat ic ends of would lat an enlightened press should SUS HI him in his aim crime to ght beyond all this bail is ot a legal right under charges of lurder and no part of ave been more in urging to refuse bail for charged mur ers than Gentlemen of the ut of course it makes fith the law when the petition for a which IG Court declares is improper under is lawand the to be one Trade ia King and the Law it its servant in these days Since the was written it has that the dispatch stating lat Judge McKeans course did eet the approval of the Gentiles of tah waa canard The Gentile does support the CHICAGO is the second city in the as regards its postal business he Postmaster reports to the letters delivered r the month of November a greater timber than has here tail Road Shops A HOPPER Blacksmithing IN ALL ITS BRANCHES J JOHN TAYLOR I In AW FB Assayers Materials In supply so Photographic Galleries supplied ith full of Apparatus e bust of Chemical Frames etc AGENTS FOR THE PACIFIC T acd koop full to ip at abort notice Bottles etc Bottler of blown private as JOHN 514 SAN TEN PINS TEN PINS 25 Cts Per Game HREE SPLENDID AIliETS Juet opened in the Basement at NEXT DOOR TO WELLS FAR i CO Also Celebrated ALE LAGER BEER A SB of Always to had it the H THOMAS PITCH South CITY UTAH SETH M BLAIR At o r H o y Over 07 Block C Jt hours Prom JO a m to 13 2 BED C BATES ATTORNEY at LAW B ATTORNEY at LAW Clerk of Supreme Court AND Territorial Librarian J in mock of U S Mar shals office Masonic Savings Loan Bank iXTo MASONIC SAN California E UEO A S SQN Public AND I COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS yc Special the of Mining Companies of AND BONDS FOB DEEDS POWERS OF LEASES CONTRACTS nd with accuracy and dispatch EAST STREET Wells Fargo and Salt Lake House SALT CITT Wagon Carriage Building AND REPAIRING COACH AND CARRIAGE A SPECIALTY COACH CARRIAGE TRIMMING AGENTS FOB Fish Wagons OP WISCONSIN Horse Shoeing By the only Really Educated Shoers in the Territory A NBU Notwithstanding the severe and FIRE IN CHICAGO ANDREW AH DTI Fire Insurance Co HAVE REPAIRED THEIR o the aro pre pared u BUSINESS Apply to WALKER Gener SOL FOB TnM EYSTONE COLLAR COMPANY EUREKA COLLAR COMPANY SAN FRANCISCO AUo Importer and Jobber in Hosiery Dry and Goods Government Clothing at New York Trices 115 and 117 Bush street San Francisco street New York J BERGMAN and Dealers Havana Ciprs and Tobacco FURNISHING GOODS YANKEE NOTIONS Four doors nmh Salt Street Salt Me of 4th Con it Attorney at Law PROFESSIONAL Hoyt No 62 M Merchants Ex Francisco a8 Wa stroet No 1 opposite the Salt Lake D COOPER Attorney and Solicitor Office Floor of the Exchange nd Reading Room Building Main street Touse BROKERS ETC J ASSAY OFFICE STREET SALT Ores carefully assayed Samples sent from a distance promptly attended to and returns made on Charges Assayer J B HEADER SALT CITY WOODHULL ASSAYERS Ore and Ballion Bought OFFICE IN RETOS WM P APPLEBY ATTORNEY AT LAW Is prepared o draw nn declaratory and for Deeds to Temple street ol Commerce CHAS G LOEBER No 0 over First National Bunk Mam st Salt lake City GEORGE C BATES ATTORNEY AT LAW Office temporarily at thc tr S H M HEMPSTEAD KIRKPATRICK Iain opposite Wells Fargo Sc SALT LAKE CITY i H U S Attorney for Utah Q Sprau 4 ATTORNEYS AT LAW SA KE OTT UTAH HANDY c K HANDY ATTORNEYS AT AMD Solicitors in Chancery MAIN STREET IT T A AT LAKE ATTORNEY AT LAW over Taylor and Storo St SOI P C H ATTORNEYS AT LAW 5 over Taylor t store oppo site Salt Lake House K N DeWOLF ATTORNEYS AT LAW Store Alain f M SMITH CARLL SMITH A T T 0 R W E Y S AT LAW SAW South Temple street Security Against Fire and Burglars Halls Patent Concrete FIRE PROOF SAFES been tested in over Sii Hundred Fires and not one lias over failed to reserve ita contents uninjured Halls Improved Dovetailed BURGLAR PROOF SAFES lave restated ol skilled bank Not one bag ever been entered by COMBINATION BANK LOCKS For all kinds of and Vaults Bank Vault Fronts and Linings With largely we are en to otter our Celebrated Safes and Looki on Getter terms than the local manufac FOB Halls Safe Lock 111 ENGLEBRECHT retail AND DOMESTIC WINES LIQUORS AND CIGARS Second South street Salt take City Utah j Jeal Estate Loan Agents HOUSES STOHES Bold to the PRIVATE HOSPITAL 13th Ward Salt Lake City W F Anderson F TRACT C H BANNETT A CARTER WANS OFFICE Under Salt Lake Reading Rooms A Branch of this SOUND and RE LIABLE COMPANY een n onr business and earn MEMC DR S E GRAIN of Geneva Medical College pf New York and Licentiate of the Medical Board of of Victoria Aus tralia two doore north of i Lawrences over Davis Siore Main honre from 10 to m anil from J to 4 and 0 to S Orders left at the will prompt at Special attention given to diseases Incidental to women and children fe7 SIMMONS PHYSICIAN SURGEON AND AC COUCHEUR DOORS NORTH OF WALKER BROS J I WILLIAMSON Browns Building four doors South of House TAIT SMITH Physicians Surgeons SALT LAKE CITY Office at Godbe Drug Stow ADOLPHUS H NOON MEDICAL EUREKA CUT IN ADVANCE Board Medicine at tai to SALT LAKE BRANCH FIRE INSURANCE OF CHICAGO t be fair MANAGER IRON STEEL IRON PIPE PIPE FITTINGS BRASS STEAM GOODS HARDWARE FAIRBANKS SCALES SAFES HOOKER PUMPS No 1 FIRE BRICK PORTABLE FORGES Furnace Men Attention A I FIRE SCOTT CO Are the GOLDEN CITT FIRE BRICK Special oar load HAVING PURCHASED THE Spriggs Coal Mine We PREPARED lo thin Wo too BY OAB LOAD OB BETAIL Depot lirr and W H BBD Agent WHOLE NO 258 PRICES N DERBYS 42 MAIN ST Great clearing wle Ready Hade Onr full stock of at red tired OVERCOATS AT COST COST Suits Reduced to 40 Suits Reduced to 35 32 Suits Reduced to 28 25 Suits Reduced to 23 A full lushing goods at pri Main ETC am Successors to Houty Warren Hussey Preau C L Anthony SALT LAKE CITY UTAH GOLD DUST COIN CURRENCY New York Chicago St Louis Denver San Francisco AND ALL PARTS OF Collections Promptly Attended to WELLS FARGO CO East Temple Street Salt Lake TRACT Agent BANKING HOUSE BAST TEMPLE ST SOO Stroot AND WHOLESALE IN Made figs anil Sloes In Every Style Trade from Territory BRIDGE BEACH OP AND in M mm TINNERS STOCK ETC 120 North Main Street RODNEY St AKD 814 North Main Pine HUn ST LOUIS BAUMAN TOOLS MATERIALS ETC Nor 9 South Fifth Street ST MO DODD BROWN Staple 4 Fancy Dry Goods 430 422 424 436 North BARNUMS HOTEL ST LOUIS MO BARHUM 4 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