70 Cheapest prices for Furniture at Boyle & Co's. THE UTAH AND NORTHERN RAILROAD, AND TOWNS ALONG ITS LINE. The Utah and Northern Railroad was originally projected by John W. Young. Organised on August 23d, 1871, for fifty years, with a capital stock of $2,000,000. The first Board of Directors were J. W. Voung, of Suit Lake City; Joseph Rich¬ardson, New York; Legrand Lockwood, New York; Wm. 13. Preston, Logan, Utah; Hezekiah Thatcher, Logan, Utah; O. N. Liljenquist, Hyrum, Utah; Wm. Maughan, Wellsville, Utah; Lorenzo Snow, Brigham City, Utah; F. D. Richards, Ogden City, Utah; Lorenzo H. Hatch, Franklin, Idaho; M. W. Merrill, Riochmond Utah; Samuel Roskelley, Smithfield, Utah; Wm. Hyde, Hyde Park, Utah. Grade was first made near Brigham City, in August, 1871, and, at many points on the survey, the work was commenced about the same time. The first rails wore laid near Brigham City, Box Elder County, in March, 1872, and oars were run from Brigham junction to Logan on Feb. 1st, 1873. Grading commenced at Ogden in September, 1873, and the rails were joined near the residence of George Marsh, south of Willard, in January, 1874. On the 22d of May, 1874, the first train of (10) cars, flats, covered with tarpaulins, left Ogden for Franklin city, Idaho, loaded with merchandise for Montana. This train barely escaped being burned on acconnt of being exposed to sparks falling on the open cars. The Railroad will be sold March 20th, 1878, when its title will change from "Utah Northern" to "Utah and Northern." The following are the Board of Directors: Jay Gould, Sidney Dillon, Joseph Richardson, John Sharp, Presi¬dent; M. Thatcher, Seoretary; Legrand Young, William Jennings; John Sharp, Treasurer. The sale was the result of a bargain or agreement on the part of the new company to extend the Railroad 96 miles north of Franklin, to Snake river. The terms of the contract are already agreed to, arrangements are made, the contract is assigned and the ''Extension" will be prosecuted at once. Go to Boyle & Co's. for Furniture. 1* Proprietors of mm LIVERY AND PEED STABLES. (The pioneer institution of the kind in the city.) Buggy Teams & Saddle Horses ON SHORT NOTICE. HACKS TO ALL PAHT3 OF THE CITY. TERW3S REASONABLE. Main Street, Ogden, opposite Walker Bros. Store. THOMAS EMMETT, MANUFACTURER OF SODA WATER AND GINGER ALEL Comer of 7th and Franklin Streets, Ojjden. Utah. PURE AISrD UNADULTERATED. Is prepared to ship in any quantity. No charges for drayage. City orders immediately attended to. Mrs. M. BOWRING Calls Attention to her Stock of General MILLINERY GOODS. Consisting of trimmed and untrimmed Hats of all descriptions. Flowers, Ribbons, Neckties, Ruffs, etc., at the lowest prices. West Side Main Street, Ogden.