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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-06
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TUESDAY MoRNING, SEPT. 6. 1881.
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ONWARD!
To the Inhabitants Of SAT- Lake
City: 81

To the Inhabitants Of SAT- Lake
City: so
A Wonderful Discovery for the speedy cure
of Whooping ough, Bronchitis and all kinds
ofIhroat Diseases and Infammatory Rheu.
matism.
MIS- E. Hawkins Remedy for the above
painful complaints has no equal. and has es-
tablished for itself wide reputation in this
city.
Mrs. Hawkins refers with pleasure to the
following cases as few Of the many cured bv
her of whooping cough;
MIR. Barrel, 18th Word, l child; Mr. Cook.
9th Ward, child Mr. Hatfield, 10th Ward.
child; Mr. Price, 18th Ward, | child; Mr.
Jacobs, 18th Ward, 2 children; Mr. Wells, of
Sandy, children; Mr.. Beverly, 10th Wa d. 4
children; Mr. Robertson, II Ward, 1 child:
Mr. sterley, 21st " ard, 2 childrsn dr Demot,
18th Ward, children; Hr. Hasop, 18th Ward
child; Mr.. Gum, 18th W I'd, 3 children; Mr..
Sorinson, 14th Ward, 8 children.
oee and a half blocks east Of Depot 18th
Ward Vide ct Crede. 81
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AT
THE OCCIDENTAL.

AL VIkfers TO the city should call at
the Occideltal and try Auer s. Murphy's
Celebrated Nectar Lenonades. Nectar
Punches and other Delicious Summer
Beverages. Their facilities are un-
surpassed and the Occidental still retains
the presiage which has made it famous.
They make speciality of k eping on
hand Bottled Wines and Liquors at yery
reasonable prices, and are sole agents for
the university Cigars, the best In the
Land" AUER s. MURPHY.
Propr's.
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How to Get Sick.

Expose yourself day and night,
eat too much without exercise work
too hard without rest; doctor all the
time; take all the vile nostrums adj
vertised; and then you will want to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-06
yALLEY HOUSE,

4 J Sargent, Monroe, Sewer County;
NJ Ornsheim, 81 Williams, San Fran
cisco; q NJ Gardner,C Stauf, jr, ST Louis;
j w Matte and family, Silver Reef; T
Hynes, Eagle Rock; Mrs j S Stevenson
and children, Springville; j w Lyle,
Pittsburg; T Dennistou, Coal Bluff, Fa;
z Bailey. Philapelphia; T Murphy, Tin
tic; S a Hendricks, w @ Lewis, Rich
mond; j Richards, Phoebe; T Ryan,
Frisco; e Norris, Ogden; T W Lilcoln,
Blackfoot; 6 ORR, Park City; III MeCul-
len, Bingham A III Upper, Pennsyl-
vanis; J Timple Sandy; S q Smith
Jamestown; F Edwards, California; j
Kim ball, Soda Springs; 0 Thomas, Chal.
lis; G W Coolidge, Massachusetts.
WHITE HoUsR.
a Elisson, Idaho; W w Southworth,
Lake Poinl; A j Sargent, F Vivian,
Monroe, Col: E Stinson, Milford; Fl
Stifey, Terrace; Z Z Brim, Wood
River; j w Wilson, @ FL Norton, Frisco;
A r Nielsen, II Norton, Alta, D +
Stewart, J Jakoviski, 81 81 Chandler,
Chicago; Stouten bergh, Omaha, " B
Davidson. ] Webster, 81 NJ Jeferds,
Beaver; McLesry, South Cottonwood;
] Mills, w Cooper and wife, West Jor-
dan; III w West, Terrace; w Mclean,
n Mclean, II Hanco, Provo; S M Moi
fat, Evanston; Mis- MCGEE, D.McIDnes
and son, Bingham; T Field, Grant,
Mill Greek; j Stsnebsker, 0 NJ WEIGH,
Park City.
UIFr HOUSE.
Smith, Omaha; G r Briggs, Nor
gan Smelter; L Osborn. Park City; r
L Tracy, Cheyenne; N L Decker, San
Francisco; G P Norton, B 81 Young.
Alta: w Naton, Coney Island; j II
Bomamont, Deep Creek; w j Snyder,
G Snyder; @ Snyder, q g Snyder, Park
City; B Dunn, st Louis; P McAllister,
England; w Cunningham, st Louis; Z
q Madison, J Hunter, Pleasant Grove;
G Delhridge, w Stephens, CALIFORNIA;; E
A Kessler, Evanston; F w Coolidge
and wife, RAWlins; w P Runhsrd, st
Louis.
-l WALKER HOUSE,.
A . Kingsbury, Keene, N H; P E
Burgoyed, Shotwell, ] Fl Moghee,
New York: E Robbins, st Louis; Nj
and Mrs H Il Brigham, Philadelphia; w
Miss G e Nourse, Cincinnati; Miss E
Noufse, II d CnnWi III NlInaui3 Cnn
Francisco; r B CLARK, wife and mother,
j 81 Gustin, 81 Harrison aud wife. Omahs;
J Hobbs and two sisters, Ogden; 81 G
Hill, Frisco; NJ Goldberg, Bingham; w
Stephens, SandeniA, Italy; 81 @ Wood
row, Bolton; II 81 Lothian, Utah; a r
G Johnson, a G johnson. J G johnson,
England; E F Jacques, Il @ Chsdboux,
Chicsge; j j Robertson, U S A; @ M
White and lady, Evanston; 81 NJ Watt,
P P Giles P&rley's Canyon, P McGuier,
Dublin; s F Walker, L Clasbey, Texas;
3 Vidal, Manills; P A Panomore,. Hon
rom, China; @ T Weller, StELouis; J G
Brown, Carlin, New; j E Gallagher, Park
City; M Russell, Ogden; L s Carrier,
L A Harmon and wife. Omaha; w Fl
Walker, Washington; + n Gillian, San
| Francisco
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mrs L. CARELESS,

Mr.. Il. S. KROBSE.
Miss EDITH ULAWSON,
s and ar. r, GORLINSKI,
Ali of whom viii appear in the following
PROGRA M M e.:
PART I.
1-Overture "La Cenerentola," ......... .Rossini
ORCHESTRA.
2-Caystina, "zampa >, HerOld
Mr.. GoRLINsKI.
3-"rurkish Review" by request. -. Michaelis
ORCHESTRA
4-Toreadors Song, Carmen" BiZet
with Orchestral and Piano Accompapi-
ment, Mr.. Krouse, Pisnist,
Mr.. B. B. YOUNG
5-Seection, (Faust) .-........ ..... Goun cd
Miss EDITH CLATsoF, Chorus and
Orchestra.
PART II.
Overture, Rom antique. Keller Bella
ORsHESTRA.
7-"Ls CoQuette Valse," Sa tier
Ma. H. s KRoUsg.
s-Selection, lie Caid "......Ambrose Thomas
ORCHESTRA.
9-"Bird of the Mountain, '.............. Hubbard
Orchestral Accompaniment; Violin OBJ.
ligato by SIR. Careless,
Mrs. CARELESS.
Yet Present" hite
Accompanied by Mr.. KroUss.
10-"Soldiers' Chorus" Faust. ........ -Gounod
ORCHESTRA AND ChoRUs
CONDUCTOR MIR. GEO. CARELESS.
Box Office now open. First Overture at 5
o'clock.
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How to Get Well.

Which is answered in three words
Take Hop Bitters! See other col
umn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-06

DENTAL GOODS can still be Sc
cured at the Office Of DR.. S. H. Claw
lSon. =
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SAVE YOUR BOOKS by getting
them bound. Try the HERALD
BinderE.
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aOTEL ARRIVALS.
September 5. 1881.
CONTINENTAL HoLEL.

g Duncan and wife, G Hood, Ogden;
w q Chapman and wife, New London,
Conn; S Parrin, Iowa City; Mrs j j
Russell and Child, Iowa; Mrs 0 Meears.
Colorado; G NJ Brough. Alta; j B Don
aldson. Denver; n G Larsen, Logan;
Capt J E Munson, q S A; Lie Lee,
Corinne; r r Stevens, Fort Douglas.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-06

Messrs. Mobiles s. Watts, the Caterers.
will conduct this department.
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Box Office now open. First Overture at
o'clock.
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g Remember the place, Opposite
the q Tribune" Office. ss
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average value. A letter dated December 20, from
the manager SAYS: " / can produce 90 tons OF ore
nrr day from the Norma alone" The ore OF Tue
Norma IL estimated 10 average $12J per ton.
The report of the Dahonega Gold MlrIng Com
many for 1880 has just been received. The water
ditch of tins company, which has been extended
over the Etowah River and enlarged in order to
supply water to mines III the vicinity now FUR
nshes water TO three mining companies, for which
500 is received per week over all eX-
penscs. Three other companies are erecting
mills, and are running bitches from
the reservoir of the Dahoncga Company
When these are completed it is believed that the
income from the sale of water alone will amount to
some $50 or $50 per day. In fact all the water the
nam ditch will supply is now applied for. 1t IS
proposed to increase the water supply IN the spring
from 500 TO 1000 miners inches per
day, which be done at a very small
cost by extending the head of the
ditch 10 another mountain stream. The price Tor
water is ~ cents miners inch per day OF TWEEN
ty-fOur hours. The piping and flume make the en-
the conduit for water some % miles long The cost
of theextensiOn has been only abOnt $4,000; that
is, for repairing and extending the main ditch hYe
miles or more. and laying down iron pipe, cOmmenc-
ing the west side of the river ut an
elevation OF 2J3 feet and running down the bank
and across the river rho high ridge on the eastern
side elevation OF 232 feet to the distributing
rrsrrvolr Tho complny's 1O-stamD mill, run by
watcr-power Is in lirs-cass order The mine IS now
fairly opened Tor RAINING on the several rich VEINS
of god-bcarlug quartz land bare and II Is proposed
after the water busucsS Is fully established. 10 SINK
urep shafts TO fully lest the mine below, WORKING
carefully aud at small outlay, until 1t Is thoroughly
proved.
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| stocks are held and the great probabilitv ~ :.
easy movement in money for the next two mon, ~
are guarantees against panic, the situation (, ~
favorable for further advance in prices IN
grain and produce markets are weak
the foreign demand has une1nectaa,--
almost ceased, so that the present nr..
which are comparatively low, fail to stimulate -
ports. These conditions unless changed, poin, :.
sma Her movements of produce for some tina =
come, which Of necessity will affect railroad ea,s
ings. There is no question of the effects of sroh
result upon speculative values The logical conol.'
sion of reasoning from these facts will po,ut :.
conservative prudence the part of the large s,o.
latOrs and investors rather than to radical happy,
lucky" ventures mt present prices. O-day's Lu,ir-
amounted to 541 1892 shares The PRINCIPAL sot,r-
stocks were Western Union which again sold M -
SO and closed at S52. Erie, which, after sales :,
4z3s and 499s, closed at 1913 Union Pacific. who.
opened at an advance of 1l2 per cent at 100 A.
clined to 1918 End rose TO 11101103i New Yo,L
Central which, after sales at 147l9, rose to l5flo
151 Lake Shore, that, after declue to 1874 ma.
to 131 ls and closed with a gam OF Is Der cent 90
Yesterdays figures at 1908 Michigan Central thai
rallied from 120 to 124liO123l2 Northwest tLst
after numerous fluctuations, closed 3l2 per ceat
higher tn Il yesterday at 1868. and St. Panl. winch
after salos down TO 1921, rose TO 1120I1l3, tn
coal stocks were alternately weak and strong witt,
the general market but New-Jersey Central wa,
con pcuou,ly strong all tie time with les, reaso,
for being 50 Other than those thar are strictly snac
ulative than any Of the others, The general liz. ~
stocks that are not herein named moved down and
up IN the same manner as those which ere named
Al the end the market was excited and hulshaa
with the promiscuous short interest pretty well
close mp.
Except sale of $4,000 g., 1881, at 1O1Ea
1Ol D. government bonds duh, the other tr,,.
actions at the boards Amounting Only to 1914 0O1
Prices were barely steady and he fina bids for ina
, p.r cents show "A deciiac Of Is per cent Annexed
hrr tho nnsinr On lfn finm.;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-05
LITERARY NOTES.

The National Temperance Society has just ISSUED
n new TEMPERANCE story by Mary Dwinell Chcils,
entitled Our Homes
"Tbe Two Miss Jean Dawsons," by Margaret Nj.
Robertson "A. d. +. Randolph d. Co.., is story vi
Scotch life in which love and religion mingle The
incidents are natural but rather commonplace.
Remembering what Homer Cover, Milton,
Prescott and Parkman accomplished in literature
after they became blind, The Literary Wortd con-
cludes that authorship is not dependent upon eve
sight and NAV even be helped along by the loss OF
ii.
The English Philosophers" will furnish subjects
Tor rbe newest series of biographies, and the Put
mans will be the American publishers. Aua'i
Smith by Mr. j. Farrer. is to be the initial volume
Professor H. Scdgwick's Introduction 10 the StudF
cf Philosophy" not being ready to take lis proper
Mace az the 'front.' The lite OF John Stuart MIL VIII
be described by his adopted daughter, Miss heeh
TAYLOR.
Field Marshal Won Moltke has completed the
official history of the Franc0-German War,on WI .ch
he has been engaged for the past eight years. Inc
eighteenth and concluding number OF thls NA'u"o'
work. which has not vet been translated i'om the
German, was received n few days since 10y G'ueral
Wilson. of tins city. to whom the Count has pr
scented the complete work.
A second and revised edition of l'r. "e'TE" NJ
Boards Practical Treatise ON Nervous LAo'uS-
ton has been issued hv William Wood Co. Inc
author IN the preface replies 10 the c''es who IN
ouirs whether the PHILOSOPHY Of nen'aSth"h'
originated with him. by reminding them mat new
ideas pass through three stag o! evolution before
they are received iato full! aud unchalieugc" fellow
ship In tina stage of ind florence the thinker mas
no opponents AID no audience: IN he stage OF de-
NAL. few take cognIzlncc If his ideas ana cehV
that they emhody Truth IN tie stage 81 contests Oh
priority, men say the discovery Is important ana
true but ;nat 1t did NOT originate with the HSco'-
cror Or. Beard is preparing an analysis of Aneri-
can nervousness.
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILA DELPHIA STOCKS
TUESDAY, Jan. 4-P. NJ

TUESDAY, Jan. IF ".
The stock market to-day first was strong, with an
advance IN prices yesterdays closing hgures :;
then weak at decline below yesterdays lowest
prices, and finally strong at the highest figures
of the day. Yet 1t was n market that was entirely
under the control of speculative Influences,
and. excepting in figures. it was the par
alol of the market that preceded the
great decline of last May. The early advance
was natural recovery from yesterdays declue,
but the last rally. when prices jumped 49si per
cent between transactions, evidently was IL forced
movement. While the existing circumstances--the
manner in which an unusually laEge quantity of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-05
MINES AND MINING.

TUESDAY. Jan. 4-P NJ
On the Mining Stock Exchanges to-day Chrysoli'e
held steady at about Ga, and Lite Chiei was
cents higher at s5Gsl cents; the others were
weak. Annie declined from 80 10 6Oa0l' CI'max
from 60 to 80 cents, aud South Hite from ~ 10 of
cents OF the Comstock shares Consolidated VIZ
gina fell TO 2O5. California being steady at ABOUT
30 Other than for the stocks named the market
generally was strong. Green Mountain rose 10
4.95G4S5, with sales n . buyer Sky u"3 ~
bnycr fem DAYS. and Hukll was s cents higher at
So Moose was strongat 500 l.30. Alta Montana
iatciv has attracted attention, and to-day It was
Arm M n Bostnn Consolidated improved from
20 to ~ ccuts and closed AZ ~ cents. OF the low
prlcc siorks Silver Nugget was steady AT II cehlS
Copper KnoD at 10 cents Durango at 10 cents
Gold Placer at fl cents. and Buckeye at ~ cents
Inc markets generally closed strong.
g. +. HYVTHG STOCh fKOTfYTR ALRS
~ ID VI
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In London British consnls were ll6 lower at Sos
for both money aud account, Umt d states o". "S
also were ls ower-5s ut l04s; 4i2, at ITO a"s
40 at fI1lla American railways, of course. "eio
lower m rSsponss 10 the lower prices made tate y',
,eway IN the home m,rkctS a ~, howeysI;; sis
AN Exception aud from ~ 7s@27 & 81 .s-1@j
Tho decline ~ other stocks equL 10 yes'ciux "a
aacine al home and IN some INST ances more 1he
rrpIred on the London Srock Excsancn Ina Rail.
Whole sum OF 5000 O0oo Ncrtnen t To,gaps az
road bonds whlc.i was offered by 70" srs not 20
a'oa un SI fomorrowY In PARIS FRENCH sa.s7a
rose from $3.50 TO S512ia aud rac 10 % % francs
light exchange on LVudOn faii'"S
to the L. 80 .,Io,ring railroads are
reported: avn NASHVILLE
~ ia -9Ij7lJ Ine. souoM
Fourth week of Dec. sSxtsjI c37I,90I Tue E''o''''
July / 10 Dec. 3l..... S.S'o'o'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-05

The foreign exchanges are dull and weaker ava
tho Leading drawers reduced their posted quota loLs
far STERLING By he new method the quotations uLo
9S3. and 991l respect veIy tor 6O'day ana snotSS
s,yni g. erllng The proposed change IN tue ne'n"SS
the opposltion to the change more marked 10
day than It was yesterday. Annexed are the no~r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-05
Eesal Notltes.

CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New
ana Trsr mont Of NANCY BLAKE rII PlmrtG against
MA ~ \. DOW DefendantSumuo us - the abo'e named
pant THIS act and to serve II yoir answer Oh
the plain atone within twenty DAYS after the scr' ce
Of N6Hr i"hur" 10 p,a OF answer un ne VIZ Ve 'Ae
against by rau Tor The relief demanded IN the com
P''"' '''D it HILL, DAWSON & BrERILL
Plant r. Attoiness.
10 MARY a. % Nv: the foregoing III UNIONS IS served
npon you by publication. aant 10 az order o. non.
Of Sew icrA. tuy assigned to he ,Decal terms
cIrcui,s Of the ~uprrme count ot M STATE ~ ew
tha Co9biint in tle Office Of lrrK the Ounty ~
%r,y,IoS At III County House the city Of Sew.
'''A- '.'''' "" 81 Rfi Ill, 6XVlS6I & BURRGI.
jilawjSk-w Pau'iG' Alto news, d. William st. Ne~.Y"rk
ISUPKEMK COURT Of The STATE Of NEW
- YOhK-Iral des rel in the (1ty AND County Of Sew
WARD II. SMITH ami CHRIST An L. GRAYBII.I. com.
D19G re giT 81 "a n E @ Co H e ,a,
5 H. HARH and T rH%%k ~ GGFrEN Panas
az 'in>. tnc OK COS II .TLWAl and NAVlGAIIp coz:
ara an, ITO ne fAWiERG i0HN ami rGSf C0MrA!,Y De.
iondan- ~InmonsIo tir allow named drfeniantsi You
ami To- ct copy III amt Ms attnr
walnut en- days ate The oefl e"l I'M 'unoH Nrlus Ve
,rr iug'c t"i lc taken against YOU W deiut Tor The
Icicf demanded IN the complaint Dat'. Aew YoiA May 3,
BJTILH. sTILLMAH q HURBORD.
Plaintiffs ltnTnevR.
occ ard l one, address No III Lroada y. NcwYorlt
TO IfiiF OREGON STEAM NAVIGATION COMPA\Y.
Deicad ntAIbe f1 ing Hn1nn1n5 J. served hln you hy
the HU1rcme court 0f Inc state" H0h,
pant the "c oil tn Gle rk % sall court IN a or tc cay
AMI C"iy 1t New.iOr1 - he Cou"y court House n Sad
RI tI. STILL1AN & HTBBORD
a22 IawGww Plsinuns "ttorn ys.
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\. +. MINING STOCh fNOTfyGE S4LES
SECOND CALL-12:30 O'CLOCK p. ".
mnD cALL-2:3o O'Clock p. VI.

Nth standard CnnIx IGre'u Iiouni'n Lcadylle roa
100 .. "a coo 80. 80 100 ..... 80 100 BE-. %
400 400 100. 4 % 2O1 .... 90
Durango 1900. ~. 30 iSli bon 800 south Illtr
500 B Is 1000 BIO % Alta Montana 500 .--.. "a
Amle 90. 49,. % 200. ..... LIS TusCaror
1000. b3O 30 California Ch.rosce 100 ..... -
zoo 100 .hjJ l.JO 2OOu.hlr IG5 Wiltshire
900. .sGO. DOL Moose Luccrne i3lO...... "
400 s.. 80 S00. $50. % 500 nc0 IL OBJ. 81
GDO...... 80 ~ ...... 80 Robinson leo ~ -
Loud 81 900 s3 . l.;1 3up..... SO SILVER GIN
1910 b3l ~ 100 no l3j lapplhauock 20 hj. ~
sierra y .vl,la flukul sOi ~ POO boo 3lp
l.. ~2l 5Or no 100 Ba--ick 2Iu...... 5000
Chrysoule lOl...... 80 % .....l2NO tutNa ~,
2Ou...... Gl3 800 b3 l.jj Bucgc,r 30 -:. 20 OF
100 ..b3. G"5 NaSaln jnl...--- - "n.sh .
GOO 6 % 80 100 49, ~ sun u.O'V i'
climax 100 ..-.-. 90 100 I.7'
500 1900. .53 ,..e'nM,tttt'ut CON Va
1000. $40 .J- 10. ...... tD1I lon....- 2ool
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Enslrnrilon.
For Bows and Young Men-Countrv.
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