62 Send Orders for Wines & Liquors to Schlesinger & Co. P. R. R. and C. P. R. R. During the year of the opening of the U. P. R. R. a post office was opened here which has since remained. Uintah is the first settlement in Salt Lake Valley that meets the eye of the traveler coming from the East; it is situated on the north side of the Weber river, and in the summer season presents a beautiful appearance to the traveler, on account of its beau¬tiful orchards and well laid out and highly cultivated gardens, quite a number of the inhabitants sustaining their families by raising garden produce, for which there is a great demand to supply the several railroad towns east of this station. Uintah is also plentiful¬ly supplied with water, perhaps in this respect superior to any other town in Utah. There is one large mountain stream with several smaller ones; also two canals from the Weber river. Uintah is con¬sidered a very healthy settlement and is very desirable for resi¬dences, but building sites are very high in price. The town has two Stores, a post office and three grain and produce shipping houses, namely: Charles De la Baume, Corey Bros., and Samuel Dye. The present Ecclesiastical Officials are as follows: Bishop, Ira N. Spaulding; Assistants, Samuel Dye, Robert Gale; Peace Officers; Justice of the Peace, George L. Corey; Constable, Warren Corey; Road Supervisor, Samuel Dye; School Trustees, George L. Corey, Miles Laurence, Robert Gale. The present population is about 200. RIVERDALE. This place was first settled in the year 1851, and the present population is 211. The ecclesiastical officers are Sanford Bingham, Bishop; John C. Thompson, First Counselor, and Wm. Stirnpson, Second Counselor. Peace officers—Richard Dye, Justice of the Peace; John C. Child, Constable. There is one good School House and a first-rate school; there is a good grist mill here, owned by Hon. John Taylor; there are some fine farm houses and other improvements; as a general thing the soil is of a sandy loam and produces from twenty to sixty-five bushels of No. 1 Cigars at Schlesinger & Co's. W.H. Wright & Son, Main Street, Ogden. General dealers in all kinds of Family Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Crockery, Queensware, Hardware, Cutlery, Etc. Strict Attention given to all orders, large or small. GIVE US A CALL, WE SELL CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. Richard Williams, PRACTICAL PLUMBER, STEAM and GAS PIPE FITTER. Good Workwanship and Material Guaranteed. MAIN STREET, OGBEN. HOOPER CITY CO-OPERATIVE STORE DEALS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Grrain, Produce, Coarse & Fine Salt, HOOPER CITY, - UTAH. Goods placed on cars at Hooper Switch, U. C. R. R. Orders promptly filled. H.B. CWilliam, Sup't.