Jr. 
 
 Carpets, Linoleums, Oil Clotks, 
 
 Window Cornices, and Shades, Lace Curtains, Lambrequins. 
 HENRY DINWOODEY, 
 
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 123S to 1244 First Sotitli Street,' 
 
 8A.I.T LAKE CITY. 
 
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 ^VX ^oldsmith & bo. XV C % 
 
 <J> *&&* MANUFACTOEI Nj"*b* '' ' 
 
 ^v- c\^ x \ Jr^ 
 
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 320 W. Baltimore Street, Baltimore. 
 
 Matufacturers and Jobbers in 
 
 Clothing and Furnishing Goods, 
 
 BOOTS; SHOES, HATS, 
 
 BLMKETS, ETC. . 
 
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 Soc 
 
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 Provisions and Produce, 
 Crockery and Glassware, 
 Tinware and Stamped Ware, 
 Heavy and Shelf-Hardware, 
 Stoves, Grates and Ranges, 
 Tools and Implements, 
 Stationery and School Books, 
 
 Motions, 
 
 Clothing and Furnishing Goods, 
 Hats and Caps, 
 Boots and Shoes, 
 Rubber Goods, 
 Leather and Findings. 
 
 Pure Drugs and Medicines, 
 Wines and Liquors, Etc., Etc. 
 
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 IN ALL aUALlTIES and of LATEST STYLES. 
 
 PAPERS HANGINGS OF NEWEST DESIGNS 
 Duck Suits, Overcoats and Overalls. 
 
Utah Directory Advertisements. 
 
 Silt Lake Surgical & Hedical Institute 
 
 oOo 
 
 THE SPECIAL PROVINCE of this Institute is 
 the treatment of ALL DEFORMITIES of the Body 
 and Limbs, such as Curvatures arid Distortions of the 
 Spine, Crooked Feet, Legs, Arms and Hands, Paraly- 
 sis, Diseases of the Bones and Joints, Piles and 
 Fistula (without the knife), Catarrah, Rheumatism, 
 Lung Diseases, Tumors, Cancer, Neuralgia, Nervous 
 Diseases, Hernia (Hupture), Dyspepsia, Liver 
 Troubles, Diseases of the 
 
 Kye, Ear and Throat. 
 
 Diseases of Females, Private and all other Chronic 
 Diseases. 
 
 ITS FACILITIES are superior to anything that 
 can be found in the Great West. In the offices of the 
 Institute is the Largest and most romplete ELEC- 
 TRICAL APPARATUS* for the treatment of Diseases 
 in the West. 
 
 Oallor Address SALT LAKK SURGICAL AND 
 MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 139 Main St., next door 
 above Jones' Bank, Salt Lake City, Utah. 
 
 PROVO LUfflBE^iFuTLOiNGlE 
 
 PLANING MILLS, 
 
 A FULL STOCK OF 
 
 DOORS, SASH, MOULDINGS, SHINGLES, 
 LATH, PICKETS 
 
 AND ALL, KINDS OF 
 
 BUILDING MATERIAL, GLASS and ENAMEL PAINT. 
 
 Agents for the 
 
 STAR PORCELAIN LINED WOOD PUMPS. 
 
 Orders by Mail promptly filled. 
 
 H. H. CLUFF, Sup't. 
 
 PROVO LUMBER AND BUILDING COMPANY. 
 
 IFIROVO OIT1T. 
 
1. 
 
 1 
 
 Utah Directory Advertisements. 
 
 OO-, 
 
 Successors to W. W. Bartlett & Co. 
 
 Manufacturers of 
 
 SPRING BEDS | MATTRESSES. 
 
 No. 236 MAIN STREET, Next to Clift House, 
 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 
 
 KAHN BROTHERS, 
 
 Wholesale Dealers in 
 
 JIB* 
 
 A Large and Complete Line of TOBACCOS and 
 CIGARS of which we make a specialty. 
 
 SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS. 
 
 No. 113 & 115 East Temple Street, 
 ILiAJKIIE! 
 
 H. S. KEEDALL, Proprietor. 
 
 Rear of 211 Main St., Salt Lake City, Utah. 
 
 LOCAL and COUNTRY TRADE Supplied 
 
 -AT- 
 
 BOTTOM RATES. 
 
THE 
 
 UTAH DIRECTORY, 
 
 FOR 
 
 1883-84:. 
 Published by J. C. GRAHAM & CO., 
 
 CONTAINING THE 
 
 A. ls IE .A-ZLsTID OOOTJ^^TI 
 
 OF 
 
 EVERY RESIDENT IN SALT LAKE CITY. 
 
 AND A 
 
 Complete Business Directory of every City and Town in Utah 
 
 TOGETHER WITH A 
 
 COMPENDIUM OF GENERAL INFORMATION. 
 
 J. C. GRAHAM & CO., PRINTERS, 
 
 28 and SO First South Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. 
 
 Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1883, by y. C. GRAHAM &> CO., in the 
 Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington^ D. C. 
 
Utah Directory Advertisements. 
 
 Central Railway, 
 
 THE PIONEER LINE OF UTAH, 
 
 Is Standard Guage, and running through the centre of Utah 
 
 affords to travellers a safe, speedy and pleasant route to 
 
 all the principal towns and cities of Utah, and is 
 
 the only line running to Southern Utah. 
 
 The Equipment is First Class, the Road Bed Solid, 
 and Fast Time is Made. 
 
 THIS POPULAR LINE 
 
 Makes close connection with THE UNION PACIFIC at 
 
 Ogden for Denver, Kansas City, Omaha, Council Bluffs, 
 
 Chicago, St. Louis, Philadelphia, New York, 
 
 Boston, and all points East. 
 
 CONNECTS AT OCDEN 
 
 With the CENTRAL PACIFIC for Sacramento, San Francisco, 
 and all points on the Pacific Coast. Also with UTAH and 
 NORTHERN R'Y for all points in Northern 
 Utah, Idaho and Montana. 
 
 PASSENGER TKAINS BUN DAILY BETWEEN SALT LAKE AND OGDEN 
 and BETWEEN SALT LAKE and SOUTH. 
 
 j&$~ For information relative to Freight and Passage apply at 
 
 GENERAL OFFICES, MAIN STREET. 
 
 JOHN SHARP, JAS. SHARP, F. COPE, 
 
 Gen'l Supt. Asst. Gen'l Supt. G- F. & P. Ag't. 
 
This work opens with a general Name-Directory of Salt 
 Lake City; after which follow a Guide Book, a Compendium 
 of useful information, and a Digest of the Commercial Laws 
 of the Territory. Next in order is a Business Directory of 
 Salt Lake City, followed by that of the smaller towns in Salt 
 Lake County. The more important and larger counties of 
 the Territory are then given, and these are succeeded by 
 the remaining Counties in alphabetical order, with every town 
 in the respective Counties in the same order, giving, however, 
 the precedence to the County seats in said Counties. 
 
VI 
 
 Utah Directory Advertisements. 
 
 THE PROVO 
 
 nr 
 
 Manufacture the Largest and Best Line of 
 
 To be Found in Utah. 
 
 Their Goods are better for the prices than Imported Woolens. 
 
 These goods can be found at retail at nearly every retail 
 
 store in the Territory, and at wholesale at the 
 
 FACTORY, PROVO CITY, 
 
 -AND- 
 
 Special attention given to the Trade. 
 
 They are always in the Market for WOOL an pay the 
 highest prices in Cash. 
 
 JAMES DUNN, Supt. 
 
PREFACE. 
 
 take no little pleasure in presenting this work to the 
 public. It is the largest of the kind ever published 
 in Utah, and embraces a vast amount of information of intense 
 interest to bankers, merchants, tradesmen and the general 
 readers in this Territory, and adjacent Territories and States. 
 Every effort has been exerted to make it correct, relhble and 
 complete; and the publishers pride themselves in their suc- 
 cess in these respects. 
 
 The necessity for such a Directory is evident to every ob- 
 serving resident of the Territory, and it will fill a want much 
 and long experienced in our growing and prosperous commu- 
 nities. 
 
 In addition to a complete Directory, we have added a 
 Guide Book, and a Digest of the Commercial Laws of Utah, 
 which will enhance the value of this work as a handy book of 
 varied and useful information. We need not mention the 
 difficulties we had to overcome in compiling, making and com- 
 pleting a work of this character. 
 
Utah Directory Advertisements. 
 
 EXCELSIOR 
 
 Meat "WNI Markets 
 
 cwb 
 
 Keep Constantly on hand the Choicest of 
 
 Veal, Sausage, Headcheese. Etc. 
 
 and sell at prices that 
 
 Courtesy to Customers Guaranteed. 
 
 Hotels and Boarding Houses Furnished. 
 
 ALL ORDEFS PROMPTLY FILLED. 
 Special Attention given to Orders by Mail. 
 
 Send in your Orders and have your Meat Delivered. 
 
 Cash Paid for Hides and Pelts. 
 
 BULLOCK & SMOOT, Proprietors. 
 
 Centre St., Provo City, Utah, 
 
Abbreviations 17 Fillmore* 262 ( Mill Creek 221-^ 
 
 Adamsville 247 Fish Creek 278 j Mill Creek post-omce..257 
 
 Alpine City 231 j Fort '1 hoi nberg 278 Millville 25J 
 
 Anna 210 ! Fountain Green 20X ' Mineisville 249 
 
 Alta 221 I Fremont 205 ! Moab 257 
 
 American Fork 231 1 FrUco 218 j Mona 200 
 
 Anabella 272 i Garden 200 i Monroe 273 
 
 Ashley 275 | Glen wood ^72 | Morgan County 264 
 
 Auroia 272 | Go.-hen 2>3 ! Morgan City 204 
 
 Leaver County 217 | Grat'ton 2(il j Mountain Meadow 277 
 
 Beaver City. 247 j GnuHsville 274 I Moroni 20'J 
 
 Bear Liver city 250 ! Greenville 248 Mount Pleasant 20 ( ^ 
 
 Benjamin 233 j Greenwich 205 I Nephi 259 
 
 Bellevue 277 | Guide Look 179 to 197 | Newton 253 
 
 Big Cotton wood 221 Gunnison 209 j New Harmony 201 
 
 Bingham 22L Harrisvhle 246 i North Ogden 24t> 
 
 Box Klder County 249 lleber 278 I Ogden 237 
 
 Biigham City 249 Hillsdale 258 Ophir 275 
 
 Bountiful 255 lloldeii 2^3 j Uiderville 201 
 
 Blake i ity 250 ! i iomansville 233 | nuray 275 
 
 Biinton 221 i Hooper 240 j Panguitch 258 
 
 Browns Park 275 ' Iluntington 250 j Paradise 251 
 
 Bin rville 272 ! litTntsviiie 240 Paragon ah 259 
 
 Cache County 20! j Hyde Paik 253 Paiowan 258 
 
 Castle Dale 250 i Hyrum 253 j Park (.ity 271 
 
 Cayune 250 j lion County 257 Payson 23i 
 
 Cedar Fort 233 | Joseph 273 i eoa 272- 
 
 Cedar City 258 j Juab County 259 PettyviUe 20!) 
 
 Centre :;74 | Juab 200 Peterson's 20t 
 
 Centreville 255 i Junction 205 Pine Valley 277 
 
 Charleston 278 i Kamas 270 I Piute County 201 
 
 Chester 207 ! Kanab 201 i Pinto 277 
 
 Clai kston .'53 j Kane County 201 Plain City 247 
 
 Club iiill 253 ! Kanosh 20;'. Pleasant Grove 23-3 
 
 Coalvilte.... 270 j kaysville 250 Plymouth 25') 
 
 Coiinne 250 | Kelton 250 Portage 25') 
 
 Crayuoii 204 j Kingston 205 ! Prativille 273 
 
 3 avis County 255 j Koo.hurem 205 j Price 257 
 
 iVseret 202 ! Laketown 200 | Promontory 251 
 
 Ueweyville 250 | Lao 2<>5 i Providence 25i 
 
 Diamond City 200 j Leamington 203 i Provo City 225 
 
 Digest Commercial ! Leeds 277 Randolph 20t> 
 
 Laws ol' Utah. ..198-202 Lehigh 233 Redmond 273 
 
 Dover 208 Levan 200 Lich County 20(> 
 
 Draper : 221 I.ogan 252 Richfield 273 
 
 Kcho 270 Lynne 240 Richmond 251 
 
 j den 240 Aianli 207 ! Rockv ille 202 
 
 Jilsinore 272 Marysvale 201 | Salem 235 
 
 Kmeiy v ounty 250 Mayiield 2.9 | Salina 273 
 
 Ephruim 208 Meadow 20i ! trait Lake City Lusi- 
 
 L i Lity ^74 ! Meadowville 200 ness iiirectory.. < .0,)-220 
 
 Kureka 200 I Mendon 2^")3 Salt Lake Lity Gen- 
 
 Fairview, 20S ! Micidleton. 277 I eral 4-irectory ...17-173 
 
 Farmington 2 5 . Midway '^78 Sandy Station 22 J 
 
 Fayette 2'KS \ Milioiu 249 Sanpete County 207 
 
 Fui-roii's City ibj j Miilard County 202 Santa claru 277 
 
Contents. 
 
 i^antaQuin 
 
 235 St.nrlrt.nnl 
 
 275 I Wales 
 
 270 
 
 Bcipio 
 
 263 
 
 St. George 
 
 . . 276 Wftsatnh Conntv. 
 
 ?7H 
 
 Hcofield 
 
 257 
 
 Summit County 
 Terrace 
 
 270 
 951 
 
 Wallsburgh 
 
 278 
 97-} 
 
 Sevier County. 
 
 272 
 
 Wanship 
 
 Silver City 
 Silver Reef 
 
 ...260 
 270 
 
 Thurber 
 Tin tic 
 
 265 
 
 .. ..260 
 
 Wasatch 
 Washington County. 
 Washington. 
 
 .223 
 
 .276 
 977 
 
 Blatersville 
 Smithfleld 
 BnowviUe 
 Houth Cotton wood.. 
 Bpanish Fork 
 
 ...247 
 ...254 
 ...251 
 ...228 
 2?J5 
 
 Tooele County .... 
 
 274 
 
 TooeleCity 
 Toqnerville 
 TTintah County 
 Uintah 
 
 274 
 261 
 275 
 247 
 
 Weber County 
 
 ^i7 
 
 Wellsville. 
 
 ^5* 
 
 West Bountiful 
 
 25fl 
 
 West Jordan . . . . 
 
 22? 
 
 7r 
 
 fiprin^City 
 
 26!) 
 
 Union 
 
 223 
 
 White Rocks 
 
 Bprin " Lake 
 
 236 
 
 Utah County 
 
 225 
 
 Willard 
 
 951 
 
 }Sprin ir ville 
 
 236 
 
 Vernon 
 
 275 
 
 Windsor 
 
 233 
 
 St. Johns 
 
 275 
 
 Virgin Citv.... 
 
 262 
 
 Woodruff.... 
 
 flJii 
 
 
 
 
 
 S PERRY & CO., 
 
 TJ O- O- 1 S T S, =^= 
 SPRINGVILLK, UTAH. 
 
 PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED 
 DAY AND NIGHT. 
 
 Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal Purposes. 
 
 JOEL GROVEK, Sup't. 
 
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS, 
 
 Adkins Geo F 28 
 
 Denver Beer Hall 16 
 
 Joslin&Park . $v 
 
 Ageair Frank & J 
 
 Dinwoodey H, outside 
 
 Kahn Bros 2 
 
 Fischer 121 
 
 front cover 
 
 Kelly Bros. . . 82 
 
 Andersoij Scott 279 
 
 Dinwoodey Jas 9fi 
 
 Kelsey Eli B 21) 
 
 Arcade Restaurant 90 
 Armstrong & 13 utter- 
 
 Donelsou Bros 220 
 Due O F.. 88 
 
 Kelsey & Puterbaugh..2J3 
 Lamb J S 22*1 
 
 field.../. 2021 
 
 Duiiford Geo altern- 
 
 Larson John 30 
 
 Ashby Thomas, . . . 242 
 
 ate side lines 
 
 Leaker David W 23 
 
 AxteJl Levi D8 
 
 Fardley B. . 42 
 
 Lepper Dr A 240 
 
 Barlow J M 38 
 
 Fardley Jas W 56 
 
 Lewis J S & Co 240 
 
 Barnes M 78 
 
 Earl L M 61 
 
 Lomax J D 51 
 
 Barnes & Davis, out- 
 
 Eighteenth Ward 
 
 Love J 2*0 
 
 side back cover 
 
 Store . 279 
 
 
 Barratt Bros. . . IS 
 
 Erb G S, outside back 
 
 Lowell John W Wa- 
 
 Booth DC 76 
 
 cover 
 
 gon Company . 94 
 
 Booth v Brown 22H 
 Bountiful Co-op Iu'n...257 
 Brisaeher S & Co 20 
 
 Evans & Spencer SC 
 Evans David jr 228 
 Excelsior Flour Mills 222 
 
 Lynch &Cottrell 96 
 Manning John 24 
 Mason & Co 118 
 
 Brown Jas 42 
 
 Fxcelsior Meat Mark- 
 
 Marshall & Royle 40 
 
 Bullock & Smoot 8 
 
 ets.. . 8 
 
 
 Bull's Head Meat 
 Market 78 
 
 Farmers Exchange 224 
 Farrell Wm . 242 
 
 Meears Geo A, back 
 of book 
 
 Button & Boyan 40 
 Business Changes 13 
 
 First National Bank. ..226 
 Foote Jas E 2-^6 
 
 Meredith, Gallacher 
 & Jones 50 
 
 C 12's *?26 
 
 Gem Saloon. 38 
 
 Merrill M . . . 38 
 
 California Brewery.... 76 
 Capital Saloon 232 
 
 Goldberg L, alternate 
 foot lines 
 
 Metropolitan Hotel 203 
 Morris Elias B. 32 
 
 Carroll li G & Son 224 
 
 Goldsbrouo'h Mrs 
 
 Moss W J 7> 
 
 Carter Chas W. . 42 
 
 Hlen. 230 
 
 Mulloy & Paul. ... 46 
 
 Carter Thos 64 
 
 Goldsmith & Co out- 
 
 Myrick & Co 23 
 
 Chalmers Abe . 2<2 
 
 side front cover 
 
 Naylor & Pike . 92 
 
 Chambers Jno G 242 
 
 Gold sticker M 78 
 
 Nekton Frank H & Co..40 
 
 Chapman & Whyt<ck 
 
 Gould A 110 
 
 Nephi House 232 
 
 inside back cover 
 
 Graham John C 100 
 
 Nevada Kestaurant. . . 23 
 
 Christensen N C & Bro 63 
 City Feed & Livery 
 Stables 78 
 
 Graham J C & Co 58 
 Grant Heber J & Co.. ..204 
 Gray N P. ... 54 
 
 Nunn C W 38-101 
 Nephi Co op Inst'n .... 10 
 Oblad & Knight 93 
 
 Clawson Spencer , 54 
 
 Great Western Trunk 
 
 Ogden Herald 114 
 
 Clift House 22 
 
 Factory ^4 
 
 Ostler JnoC 230 
 
 Cluff D F . . 22J 
 
 Griffiths D J 34 
 
 Pacific Express Co. . . .112 
 
 Continental Hotel out- 
 side back cover 
 Coult James. 28 
 
 Groneman August 228 
 Gruber & Marriett 240 
 Aalpin J J & Co 64 
 
 Pacific Sam pie Rooms 7* 
 Pacific Wagon & Im- 
 plement Co .... 9S 
 
 Crow ton F. . 56 
 
 Hardy Bros & Burton 
 
 Palmer W D & Co 126 
 
 Calmer G F & Bros, 62-72 
 
 8U02-118 
 
 alternate foot lines 
 Harris John 56 
 
 Peirce G M, alternate 
 side lines 
 
 Cunnington & Co 40 
 Curtiss A Co 2H) 
 Cushman M G 234 
 
 Hart Wm 279 
 Hawley House 228 
 Htiynes & Son 2") 
 
 Peterson John 48 
 Philadelphia Restau- 
 
 Chicago & Northwes- 
 
 HeilJohn . (j8 
 
 Phillips W J 44 
 
 tern Kail road.. . . 86 
 
 Hoge & Jonassou 96 
 
 Pickard W L, top lines 
 
 Daniels T V, jr 223 
 
 Hooper W J.. . 120 
 
 Pickering Bros 38-202 
 
 Dar ke S W & Co 1^4 
 
 Hoover Jno W 222 
 
 PierpontT 44 
 
 D & It G Lumber Yard 279 
 Deign ton K & Co 38 
 Deseret Carriage & 
 
 Hop wood Mrs A 34 
 Horrocks Juo 212 
 Husler Geo 78 
 
 Pioneer Lunch House 233 
 Pisko E & Co, success- 
 ors to Travis & Co. 
 
 Wagon Shops 96 
 Deseret National 
 
 Hyde & Whit more 250 
 Jennings Wm & Sons 122 
 
 alternate side lines 
 
 Bank 30 
 
 Johnson A J & Co. 90 
 
 Pitts&Co 44 
 
 Deseret N^ws 48 
 
 Tones Wm 11 2^4 
 
 Podlech&Co 20 
 
 Devey W & Son 104 
 
 Jones S S 2 '2 
 
 
 
 
 
Xll 
 
 Index to Advertisements. 
 
 Provo Jt & T5 Co. 1 
 
 Qchoppe F Fi 56 [ 
 
 Utah Central UR 4 
 Utah Cracker Factory 2 
 Utah Fastern K R 112 
 T T tah Journal - r 3 
 
 Provo Manufacturing 
 Company 6 
 
 Schroder Thos G 2S4 
 
 Sapolio 1 1 
 
 Pulsi pher M rs V, ( J . . . . 24 
 Provo Co op Drug 
 Store 13 
 Provo Co-op Inst'n 12 
 Q.uinn I G 42-212 
 "Railroad Exchange 
 Hotel f8 
 Rand O A 11 
 
 Scow croft John 2 
 
 Sebree Howard 2(5 
 Shafer & Co 212 
 Silver Iron Works 74 
 Simons Mrs M 13 280 
 Slight Thos 31 
 Smith Mrs lain* S Hi 
 Snow Zerubbabel 7> 
 Soule I P& Co 2-74 
 Spencer & Kim ball 126 
 Startup M rsllagar. . . .224 
 
 VauAukin Dr 1W 
 Vincent Ar Ostler 2'6 
 Waarener Henry 7(J 
 Walker House, out- 
 side back cover 
 Walker Joseph OS 
 Wardleiffh H c 2'J3 
 WarnockK, inside back 
 cover 
 ^'asatch Mills 78 
 
 Reed HA 42 
 Reed all Hs 2 
 
 Kichter Moritz 2'i-i 
 
 Rock Island KH 15 
 Suit Lake Tribune 13 
 Halt Lake Herald tf 
 Fait Lake Chronicle... 36 
 Salt Lake Grocer and 
 Trade Journal 62 
 Salt Lake Foundry & 
 Machine Co . ..41 
 
 Stevens \V H 2 2 
 Slubbs Teter 211 
 Srerry <t Co . . 10 
 
 Watson Bros . 12) 
 
 Webber Chas F 23 
 Wells, Fargo & Co 2)1 
 While House 2) 
 Whitehead Jasjr 2*2 
 Whittemore B F . . 2S 
 
 Sutherland A G 22 > 
 Territorial Enquirer.. .10!) 
 Thompson Shurtliff2H 
 Thomson's Real Es- 
 tate Agency 2 X 
 Thurman Samuel K .223 
 Tufts & Nystrom ) 
 Tint's Pills 83 
 
 Williams A L 124 
 
 Williamson James 7) 
 Woods & Hoffman 44 
 Wyalt & Forrester 4) 
 ZC M I, in side front 
 cover 
 
 Salt Lake Livery and 
 Transfer stables ... 46 
 Salt Lake Surgical & 
 Medical Institute . 1 
 j?avi!le Geo 42 
 
 United Order Mer- 
 (hitnt. Tailor*... _. 71 
 
 
 CO-OIF, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 
 
 No 
 
 A complete line of 
 
 FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES AND 
 DRY GOODS KEPT CONSTANTLY 
 
 ON HAND. 
 
 trouble to order Special Gocds from E'ltst or }Vest. 
 ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE BOUGHT AND SOLD. 
 
 SSCplf 
 
 IS NOW COMPLETE FROM STOGAS TO THK FINEST. 
 - We ship our - 
 
 Direct, and carry the most complete line in town. The Celebrated \ 
 
 MONITOR AND CHARTER OAK STOVES 
 
 Constantly on hand. Also a complete line of Iron and Hardware. We be- 
 lieve in buying the best. Come one, come all and examine our goods. 
 
 REED SMOQT, Sup't. 
 
Business Changes. xiii 
 
 BUSINESS CHANGES. 
 
 The following changes have taken place in Salt Lake City 
 since compiling the Business Directory: 
 
 Geo. Payne, Boot and Shoe Maker, removed to 218 Main 
 Street. 
 
 Thomson's Real Estate and Loan Agency, and contractors 
 for sinking wells, removed to 137 Main Street. 
 
 F. Crovvton, Plumber, Steam and Gas Fitter, removed to 
 Third South, between Main and First East Streets. 
 
 Dr. Jas. R. VanAukfn's Dental Institute removed to corner 
 Tenth East and Second South Streets. 
 
 C. R. Savage's Art Bazar removed to 41 Main Street. The 
 Photographic Department removed to Olson's new gallery, 
 Commercial Street. 
 
 R. Deighton & Co., Jobbers and Repairers, and Manufac- 
 turers of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware, removed to Third 
 South, between Main and First East Streets. 
 
 H. B. Clawson, Dealer in Hides, Wool, Furs, Wagons, Ag- 
 ricultural Implements, &c , removed to Old City Meat Market, 
 West Temple, bet First South and South Temple Streets. 
 
 DPIRO'VO OOOIP. IDIR/CrO- 
 
 Full Stock of I'UKK rRirS AND 9IEDICINKS. 
 
 CHOICE VATMKTY O? PAT3.VT AND PrOP^IETARY MEDICINES. 
 
 Physicians Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. 
 
 Fall Line of Stationery, School Bo As, Literary an 1 Scientific Works, Albums, &o 
 GKO. Q. CORAY, Superintendent, 
 
iil^BBBBHBHHHP^ 
 
 Has no equal 
 Copper, Knives, 
 
 for cleaning all kinds of Kitchen UtensHs, Tin, Bros-., or 
 Forks, Crockery, Glassware, Bath Tubs, Paint, Oil lota, 
 ;c., For Salo by all (Jro33M. 
 
 TOILET 
 
 It is offered as the onlv perfect soap for cleaning the skin. It will remove 
 almost instantly any conceivable stain, leaving the skin white and smooth: pre- 
 ve^ts chappTng ot^efther hands or face. Q. P. CULMEE & BEOS., Agonts Salt Lak9, 
 
 OTIS S. FAVOR, Sole Western Agent t Chicago. 
 
Adds to the popularity of the 
 
 GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE." 
 
 The fact that it is the most Direct, SPREDY and COMFORTABLE route between 
 the \V KST and KAST; that its Holling Stock is superb, consisting of 
 
 Magnificent Day Coaches , 
 
 Horton_JEleclining Chair Cars, 
 
 Pullman Palace^Sleeping Cars, 
 
 the world-famous^Dining^ars ; 
 
 That all its principal connections are made in Grand Union Depots, and that it 
 tickets and checks baggage to all points, keeps it in the lead, and the favorite lin& 
 with those who travel either an business or for pleasure. 
 
 I : -s "ALBERT LEA ROUTE" to Minneapolis and St. Paul, 
 
 Passing through the most picturesque portions of Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota* 
 receives the patropasre of all lovers of the beautiful. Get a Time-Table and Map and 
 and examine carefully. 
 
 Through Tickets can be purchased VIA Council Bluffs, Kansas City, Leavenworthf 
 or Atchison. 
 
 Jt. R. 
 
 Vice-Prest. and Gen'l Manager. 
 
 Gen'l Ticket and Pass. Agent. 
 
XVI 
 
 Utah Directory Advertisements. 
 
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 The EXPONENT of the People's Right 
 
 Larger Circulation Than All The Salt Lake 
 Dailies Combined. 
 
 JOHN KURD, 
 
 GEORGE GRIMMINGER. 
 
 AND 
 
 Jfo/ COMMERCIAL 8T 9 
 
 Adjoining Idaho Bakery, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 
 
 OPENED JULY ^th, 1883. 
 
 Our Beer, Wines and Liquors, will remind you of Ganibrinus 
 
 Bachus & Co.; and about our Cigars, General ,Grant 
 
 can give you full particulars by 
 
 calling upon us. 
 
 HURD G.UIMMINGER. Props. 
 
Best Team Harness made by W, L. Pickard, Salt Lake. 
 
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 res residenc 6 
 
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 S. T South Temple 
 
 W. T West Temple 
 
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 Abrams L. S., green grocer, ss First North bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Abbey R. H., res North West cor 1st West and 4th South 
 
 Ackerman J. H., printer, ns Garden bet Elm and Maple. 
 
 Acomb John, Sr., farmer, ss 4th South bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Acomb John, conductor, ss 5th South bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Adams Joseph, laborer, North of 3d North 21st Ward 
 
 Adams S. A. blacksmith, res ws 8th East bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Adams H. res ws 8th East bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Adams D. H. farmer, ne cor 8th South and 7th East 
 
 Adams Ida, widow, ss 2d South bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Adams Charles, boards B R Exchange 
 
 Adams John, carpenter, se cor Plum and Centre 
 
 Adams W. carpenter se cor Plum and Centre 
 
 Adams George, carpenter, se cor Plum and Centre 
 
 Adams James, teamster, ns South Temple bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Adams John, res ws 4th West bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Adams Wm. fireman, es 5th West bet 1st and 3d North 
 
 Adams D. C. commercial agent, boards Walker House 
 
 Adamson Janet, widow, ns South Temple bet 7th and 8th East 
 
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 L. GOLDBEIIG, LEADING CLOTHIER, Salt Lake City. 
 
Handsome Double Buggy Harness at "W. L. Pickard's. 
 
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 We do all kinds of 
 
 UPHOLSTERY 
 
 and warrant our work. We make and handle 
 
 AND MATTRBSSES 
 
 of every description. 
 
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 Adamsoii Ihos., carpenter, ss South Temple bet 7th and 8th East * 
 
 Adkins Win. ft. gardener, ss Wall bet Spruce and Fir , 
 
 Adlard Jabez, laborer, ns 5th South bet 1st and 3d West j 
 
 Admire S. J. res es West Temple bet 3d and 3d South ^ 
 
 Afflick W. P. blacksmith, s.s North Temple bet 10th and llth East M 
 
 Agramonte C. H. M'y mining mac. ss 6th South bet E Temple & 1st E M 
 
 Aainstroii Ludwig, carpenter ws West Temple bet 1st and 2nd North SJ 
 
 Ainsworth Thomas, laborer, ns 3d North bet 4th and 5th West ! ^ 
 
 Aird John, res ns 1st North bet East Temple and 1st East Q 
 
 Airmet John D. carpenter, sw cor E]lm and Prospect 
 
 Albrend Jane A. widow, ws 5th West betj3rd and 4th North 2 
 
 Albrend Wm. F. gardener ws 5th West bet 3rd and 4th North 3 
 
 Albion James, 4 laborer, ws 2nd West bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Alcock John, machinist, ss 1st South bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Alder George A. clerk, ns South Temple bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 Aldis Heber, harnessmaker,es4th East bet 1st South and South Temple td 
 
 Alexander John, laborer, es 1st West bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Alexander Mrs. L. C., widow, ss 1st South bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Alexander Robt. painter, es 4th East bet 1st and 3d South H 
 
 Alexander Wm. laborer, ss 2d South bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Alexander Henry, mason, es 5th West bet 1st and 2d South ?? 
 
 Alf R. M .merchant, ns 5th South bet 1st East and East Temple j 32 
 
 Alford John, clerk ne cor Currant and Centre j pj 
 
 Allen Thomas, carpenter, wu Garden bet 1st and 2d North 
 
 Allen'Robt., merchant, cor 3d South and 8th East i M 
 
 Allen Robert, peddler, ns 5th South bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Allen.Wm., carpenter, es Locust bet South Temple and Fruit 
 
 Allen Wm. L. N., carpenter, se cor Fruit and Locust i ^ 
 
 Allen John, laborer, es 5th West bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Allen Dr. J. F. (Moore, Allen & Co) ns 3d South bet E T and W T 
 
 Allen Julia, widow, ns 4th South bet West Temple and East Temple 
 
 Allen Mrs. Catharine, ns 2d North bet 7th and 8th West 
 
 Allen C. E. teacher, se cor 3d South and 3d East 
 
 Alley S. W. farmer, ne cor 4th South and 1st East 
 
 Allison E. M. res ss 3d South bet East Temple and West Temple 
 
 Aimer T. E., res es 2d East ;bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Alingram L. E., carpenter, ns South Temple bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Almond J. B. clerk, ss 2d South bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 Alsworth Henry, shoemaker, ss 2d North bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Alt Jacob, res ws 3d East bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Alverson John, laborer, es 2d West bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Alvord Ervine T., res ns3d North bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Amy Elvira, widow, ws 1st East bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Anderberg E., carriage maker, ss 2d South bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Anderson Henry, laborer, es 8th East bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 You can save 10 per cent by baying Clothing at L. Goldberg's 
 
W. L. FicJtard carries a full line of Trotting & Racing Goods 
 
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 REAL ESTATE, MONEY LOANING-, HOUSE RENTING AND COL- 
 LECTING AGENT. 
 
 Will search records for investigation of titles to realties, make out Deeds, 
 Bonds, Mortgages, Wills, Agreements, &c., &c., on short notice. 
 
 P. O. Box No. 363. Office Nos. 23 & 25 First South St., 
 
 NOTARY PUBLIC. 
 
 S. BRISACHER & CO., Proprietors. 
 
 Nl EALS, at all Hours, 50 cents 
 
 FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. 
 No. 233 Main Street, SALT LAKE CITY. 
 
 HAYNES & SON. 
 
 Salt Lake City, Utah, 
 
 WHITE HOUSE. 
 
 BEST FAMILY HOTEL. 
 
 MAIN STREET, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 
 
 Terms $2.00 per Day. Meals 50 Cents. 
 
 A. POD LECH & CO. .Proprietors. ^ 
 
 South Temple Street, bet. ist & 2nd West. 
 
 Don't forget that Hardy Bros. & Burton have a well selected stock of Dry Otoofs 
 
Wrought Spanish Bits & Spurs, W. L. Pickarcl, Salt Lake. 
 
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 Anderson Henry J. teamster, es 8th Fast bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Anderson P., manufacturer, ss 1st South bet 8th and 9th Kast 
 
 Anderson G. whipmaker, ns 5th South bet sd and 4th East 
 
 Anderson Dr. W. F., res es 2d East bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Anderson W. E. res ns 1st South bet 3d and 3d East 
 
 Anderson Sophie, widow, ns 2d South bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Anderson James, res ss East Temple bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Anderson Manning, clerk, boards White House 
 
 Anderson James, laborer, ws 3d East bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Anderson Andrew, mason, ns 8th South bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Anderson A. farmer, es 2d East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Anderson D. P. carpenter, ns Garden bet Walnut arid 1st East 
 
 Anderson Catharine, widow, ss Centre bet Currant and Apricot 
 
 Anderson C. G. laborer, ns 4th North bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 Anderson James, printer, ss 5th South bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Anderson Wm., res se cor 5th South and 2d West 
 
 Anderson W. N. moulder, ws 3d West bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Anderson James, moulder, ws 3d West bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Anderson Robert, blacksmith, sw cor^Prospect and Chestnut 
 
 Anderson Robert, res ns Prospect bet Chestnut and'Walnut 
 
 Anderson George E. photographer, ws Elm bet Bluff and Garden 
 
 Anderson Mary A. widow, ws Elm bet Bluff and Garden 
 
 Anderson Frederick (Anderson & Pomeroy) wsPine bet Bluff and Wall 
 
 Anderson Samuel, es Commercial bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Anderson Hugh, ws E T bet N T and 1st North 
 
 Anderson P. agent, ws West Temple bet North Temple and ls?t North 
 
 Andre A. res 1st E. bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Andres J. A. res ns 3d South bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Andrew S. W. (Andrew Bros) ns 5th South bet 1st West and W T 
 
 Andrew J. W. (Andrew. Bros) ns 5th South bet 1st West and W T 
 
 Andrew Joseph F. (Andrew Bros);ns 4th South.bet W T and E T 
 
 Andrew W. R. (Andrew Bros.) ns 4th South bet W T and E T 
 
 Andrew Albert T. blacksmith ns 4th South bet W T and E T 
 
 Andrew R. S. printer, ss 4th South bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Andrews A, K., foreman D &R G W boards Valley House 
 
 Angell John O. carpenter, se cor Elm and Prospect 
 
 Angell Lucinda, widow, ws 3d West bet 3d and 4th North 
 
 Angell T. J. book-keeper, es 1st East bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Angell Truman O., architect, se cor South Temple and 7th Sout h 
 
 Angell C. E. lumberman, ss 6th South bet East Temple and 1st Kast 
 
 Ajagood Martin, es 2d East bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Anson P. J. res se cor Oak and Garden 
 
 Arbogast George, res 44 1st South 
 
 Arbuckle James, res ws 9 East bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Arbuckle James, butcher, ws 4th West bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 L. Goldberg, the only Clothing Manufacturer, S. L. City, 
 
California Lasso Saddles, W. L,. Fidaard, Salt Lake City. 
 
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 P.O.Box 1017, 
 
 SALT LAKE CITY. 
 
 All kinds of 
 
 Monumental Head Stones, Mantels, and Plumbers' Work 
 done with Neatness aud Dispatch, 
 
 Also Granite and Sandstone Work done at Low Prices. Italian, 
 Vermont and Utah Marble. 
 
 Prices as Low as the Lowest, and Work as Fine as any in the United 
 States. 
 
 $2 00 PER DAY, 
 
 Cor. Main and Third South Streets, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 
 
 S. C. EWINC, Proprietor. 
 
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 Call and see Hardy Bros. & Burton's complete stock of Staple & Fancy Groceries 
 
Shoemakers' Tools of all kinds, W. L. Pickard, Salt Lake. 
 
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 Archer D. J. organ dealer, ss 2d South bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Archibald David, teamster, se cor Maple and Wall 
 
 Argust Francis W. boot and shoe fitter, es 6th East bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Armond W. labo>er, es 5th West bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 ARMSTRONG, T: G. Jr., merchant us 3d South bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Armstrong T. C., Sr., clerk, es 4th West bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Armstrong W. H. hackman, ws 4th West bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Armstrong C. M. rector St. Paul's, ss 3d South bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Armstrong Thomas, laborer, ws Maple bet Wall and Prospect 
 
 Armstrong Robt., engineer, ns 4th South bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Armstrong Francis, res ws 7th East bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Arnold George, tanner, ss 3d North bet 1st and 3d iVest^ 
 
 Arnold Mrs. Fannie D. ws 1st West bet South Temple and North Temple 
 
 Arnold Joseph, laborer, es 10th East bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Arnold John, carpenter, ws 10th East bet 2d and 3d North 
 
 Arnold George, teamster, es 3d West bet 1st and 2d North 
 
 Arnold Orson P. supt. street railway, ws 3d East bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Arnot Henry, porter, ns North Temple bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Arthur Joshua, es West Temple bet 5th and 6th South. 
 
 Appleby C. H. laborer, ws 4th West bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Appleby W. P. laborer, ns 1st North bet 5th and 6thiWest 
 
 Appleby Mrs. S. B. ss 1st South bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Asbridge M. W. carpenter, ns 3d North bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Ashman James, gardener, ws Oth East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Ashman Mrs. W. widow, ns 5th South bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Ashtoii Edward, painter es 6th West bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Ashtoii Benjamin, stone cutter, es 6th West bet 1st and2d South 
 
 Ashtoii J. W. machinist, es 6th West bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Ashtoii Edward T. builder, se cor 1st South and 6th West 
 
 Ashworth Benjamin, merchant, se cor 7th South and 7th Kast 
 
 Askew George, carpenter, es 8th East bet 8th and Oth South 
 
 Asper W. carpenter ws Quince bet Plum and Currant 
 
 Asper Wm. carpenter, ws Centre bet Pear and Cane 
 
 Atchison Thomas, contractor, ns 3d South bet 1st and 3d Easl 
 
 Atkins Edward, clerk, ws Locust bet South Temple and Fruit 
 
 Atkins John C. res, nw cor Pine and Garden 
 
 Atkins John, second hand dealer, ss 3d South bet 1st and 2d \V<-st 
 
 Atkins Eliza, widow, ns North Temple bet 1st West and West IVmple 
 
 Atkins George, builder, es Centre bet Pear and Cane 
 
 Atkinson Harriet, widow, es West Temple bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Atley H. W. printer, ss 1st South bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Atwell W. agent, ss North Temple bet Oth and 10th Kast 
 
 Atwell W, H. carpenter, sw cor North Temple and 13th Kast 
 
 Atwood Milan, farmer, ns 2d South bet 1st and 2d*Kast 
 
 Atwood A. T. gardener, ns 1st South bet 5th and 6th Kast 
 
 Li. Goldberg- has the latest stock of Men's wear in S. L. City 
 
WALLIN'S PATENT STIRRUP, best for Broncho Riders. 
 
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 JOHN MANNING, Proprietor. 
 
 Having increased my facilities for making all kinds of \ o_ 
 
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 I am prepared to offer to all the largest and best assortment 
 of Goods west of the Rocky Mountains. 
 
 Country Dealers and Merchants 
 
 will find it to their advantage and interest to call and ex- 
 
 amine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. I 
 am prepared to make everything in the 
 
 from the smallest TOY TRUNK to the largest PACKERS 
 and offer at retail 
 
 Cheaper than the Cheapest, 
 
 all kinds of goods in my line. 
 
 Remember the place and call even if you don't want 
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 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a fine stock of Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps & Clothing 
 
Ladies Saddles in great variety at W. L. Pickard's, Salt Lake City, Utah, 
 
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 Atwood M. I), teamster, ns 1st South bet 5th and 6th East j _^ 
 
 Aubrey Thomas, baker, res 60 1st South j ^ 
 
 Auerbach S. H. (Auerbach Bros.) ss 3d South bet 1st East and E T 
 
 Auerbach F. ( Auerbach Bros) 1st South bet/ Main and West Temple 
 
 Auguson L. J. carpenter, ns 8th South bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Aukirt M. F. boards H. R. Exchange 
 
 Austin L. S. civil engineer, es2d West bet North Temple and S T 
 
 Austin Edward, manager London Bank,es 6th East bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 A very Allen A., fireman ws 4th West bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 A very Evan, shoemaker, ws 5th West bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Averill O. J., clerk third dis. court, boards Continental 
 
 Aveson Robert,printer,es 9th East bet South Temple and North Temple 
 
 Axtell Levi, billposter, ws4th East bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Axtoii John, clerk, ns Mountain bet Elm and Oak 
 
 Ayland W. T. laborer, ns 2d North bet 10th and llth East 
 
 Ayrton Win., gardener, ns 1st South bet 3d an cUthWest 
 
 Babbitt Elizabeth, widow, MS 1st West 3d and 3d South 
 
 Bee Jacob, carpenter, ws 4th East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Bach J. H., clerk, iia 1st North bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Bachgreen Maria, widow, ns 2d South bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Bachman John A., laborer, es 5th West bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Bachman S. E. laborer, ws 6th West bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Bacon Wm. moulder, ws 2d West bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Badger Rodney, laborer, ws2d West bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Badger Rodnev , res es Centre bet Pear and Cane 
 
 Badly Mrs. E., Avidow, ws 10th East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Badly Mrs. C., widow, ws 10th East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Bagley Jno., res us 3d South bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Bailey T. C., civil engineer, ss 3d South bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 Bailey John, grocer, sw cor 6th South and 1st West 
 
 Bailey John H., merchant, es West Temple bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Bailey Mrs. Alice, widow, ss 31 South bat 10th and llth East 
 
 Baylis Win., cabinetmaker, lie cor 8th East and South Temple 
 
 Bain John, painter, ss 1st North bet 10th and llth East 
 
 Bain Edward, laborer, ns North Temple bet 13th and 13th East; 
 
 Baker T. J. res sw cor 1st West and 1st South 
 
 Baker Mrs. Mary, res ns 4th South bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Bakes Samuel, nightwatchman, ns 3d South bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Batam Alfred sw cor Oak and Mountain 
 
 Baldwin J. K., carpenter, ne cor 5th West and 3d South 
 
 Baldwin Jane A. widow, es 3d West bet 1st and 2d North 
 
 Bale Joseph, res ns 8th South bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 Ball E. S. boards Cliffc House 
 
 L,. Goldberg, the only Clothing Manufacturer, S. L. City, 
 
Henry Arthur's Boot and Shoe Uppers, W. L, Picfcard, Salt Lake City, Utah, 
 
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 Best Stock of Hard Wood and Wagon Full Stock "of Extras and Eepairs 
 
 Material in the West. Always on Hand. 
 
 GENERAL AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED 
 
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 CHAMPION REAPERS, MOWERS & BINDERS 
 
 Are the best, most reliable, and satisfactory Machines in the 
 World. Made of Steel, Wrought and Malleable Iron. 
 
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 TRIUMPH GRAIN DRILL. 
 
 A perfect force feed Grain Drill and Grass Seeder. It is unequalled 
 for Simplicity, Strength, Durability and Finish and has a perfect spring 
 Hoe and reliable Land Measure. 
 
 Self-operating. Any boy or girl that can drive a horse can rake with 
 g i it as well as the strongest man. It is without doubt the BEST HAY 
 \ RAKE IN THE WORLD. 
 
 o | OLIVER CHILLED & MOLINE PLOWS, 
 
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 | every farmer in Utah, giving best of satisfaction. 
 
 9 SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to the Casaday Sulky Plow, that uses 
 
 no Landside, making the simplest and lightest draft Plow in the World. 
 The Moline Sulky for a steeljPlow, has no equal, being made almost en- 
 j> tirely of Wrought Iron and Steel, is strong and durable, 
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 Also a Complete Stock of 
 
 HARROWS. CULTIVATORS, 
 
 DOUBLE AND SINGLE SHOVEL PLOWS, 
 
 and Farm Implements of all kinds. 
 Large and Complete Stock of Racine and Bain Spring 
 Wagons on hand, which are without doubt the best Spring 
 Wagons made. 
 
 For Full Decriptive Circulars for any of the above goods, address 
 
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 Hardy Bros, & Burton carry a fine stock of Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps & Clothing 
 
Nobby Riding Saddles & Bridles, WX.. Pickard, Salt Lake 
 
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 Ball John P. grocer, sw cor 7th South and 1st East 
 
 Ball Henry, bookkeeper, ne cor Prospect and Locnst 
 
 Ball S. F. laborer, ss 1st South bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Ball George, carpenter, es 5th West bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Ball Wm. M. teamster, ws 9th East bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Ballard George, laborer, ws 1st West bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Ballard James, laborer, ws 1st West bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Ballard Wm. laborer, ws 4th West bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Balser John, tentmaker, nw cor 1st South and 4th West 
 
 Bnmberger J. E. (Bamberger & Co) ss 1st South bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Bamberger L. E., (Barnb-srger & Co.) ss 3d South bet E T and 1st E 
 
 Bamberger Herman, (Bamberger & Co ) ss 3d South bet E T and 1st E 
 
 Bamberger Moses, res ns 3d South bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 Bane M. M receiver U. S. land office, ss 2d south bet 3d and 3d East 
 
 Banker Platt, res ns 8th South bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Banks C. H. carpenter, ss 3d South bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Barbee W. T., mining, es 3d East bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Barfoot Sarah, widow, ns 1st North bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Barker Joseph, gunsmith, ne cor Ash and South Temple 
 
 Barker Joseph, jr. laborer, lie cor Ash and South Temple 
 
 Barker John, teamster, ss 5th South bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Barker Catharine, widow, ss 3d South bet 1st and 3d East 
 
 Barker Almy brakesman, ss North Temple bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Barlen John, laborer, ns North Temple bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 Barley John, laborer, es Walnut bet Prospect and High 
 
 BARLOW J. M. dentist, ss 1st South bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Barnes John, mining, es East Temple bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Barnes James, builder, ns"3d North bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Barnes Wm. laborer, ss 5th North bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Barnes Henry, butcher, es Ash bet South Temple and Fruit 
 
 Barnes Matthew, grocer, ns 3d North bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 Barnes Mark, gardener, ss South Temple bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Barnett Joseph, clerk, ss 1st South bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Barney Royal, clerk, ss 3d South bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Barney L. G. mining, ns 3d South bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Barnum Charles D., res ss 1st South bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Barr George, (Barr & McTierny) es 4th East bet 1st South and S T 
 
 Barrell H. C. clerk, nw cor High and Pine 
 
 Barrell Elizabeth, widow, ws 3d West bet 5th and 6th North 
 
 Barrell Charles, shoemaker, es Centre bet Plum and Apricot 
 
 Barratt Matilda M. sw cor 4th East and 1st South 
 
 Barratt C. R., (Barratt Bros.) ws West Temple bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Barratt I. M. (Barratt Bros.) se dor 4th East and 1st South 
 
 Barrett Anna, widow, es 3d West bet North Temple and South Tempffe 
 
 Barrett Mrs. F. res Wasatch Building 
 
 L. Goldberg has the largest stock of Men's wear in S. L*. City 
 
Cash paid for Hides, W<-*1 and Furs, W. L. Pickard, Salt Laie City, Utah. 
 
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 ^ j Opposite U. C. Depot, Salt Lake City, Utah, 
 
 B. F. WHITTEMORE, Proprietor. 
 
 Good Board and Room Accommodations! 
 
 Board and Room si. 00 and #1.59 per Day. 
 
 IVHE^LS 25 OE3STTS. 
 
 Meals and Lunch Served at All Hours. Breakfast in time for early 
 trains. The Bar is stocked with First-Class Goods. Wines, Liquors, 
 Beers, Cigars, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Pipes, etc., Wholesale 
 and Retail. 
 
 W. I). Palmer. Wm. S. Martin, 
 
 PALMER & MARTIN, 
 
 General Agents for 
 
 ENLARGING AND FRAMING PHOTOGRAPHS 
 
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 otypes, Tintypes, Photographs, etc. Portraits Finished in Indian Ink, 
 Oil, Crayon or Water Colors. Prices Low and Quality of Work Unri- 
 valled. Canvassers Wanted. 
 
 " or ^^C'^, IIOUS<V SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 
 
 'JAMES COULT, 
 
 PLASTERER AND CALCIMINER, 
 
 ALSO CENTRE PIECES ON HAND. 
 7th East Street, bet. 1 it 2 South. 
 
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 ^ j First South, bet. 7 <& 8 East Sts 
 
 Choice Meats of all kinds always at market price, also all kinds of 
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Sole Leather, French Kip, Calf & Morroccos at 
 
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 Barrows Ethan, grocer, ss 3d South bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Barrows Manly, res ss '2d South bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Barrow Frederick, waiter, boards White House 
 
 Barrow Martha, widow, us North Temple bet 1st West and W T 
 
 Barson Mrs. Rebecca, W T S 1st West bet 1st and 3d North 
 
 Bartlett Samuel, res ws 3d East bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Bartell Frank, res ws West Temple bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Bartlett W. W., res es 5th East bet 4th arid 5th South 
 
 Bartlett P., res Donaldson House 
 
 Barton George, clerk, ns 31 South bet 3.1 and 4th West | 3 
 
 Barton James, machinist, ws Ash bet Bluff and Wall CD 
 
 Barton Hyruni B. (Barton & Co.) ss Garden bet Pine and Chestnut j p 
 
 Barton Win. B. clerk, nw cor Bluff and Chestnut L5 
 
 Barton Elizabeth, widow, ne cor Bluff and Oak 
 
 Barton Isaac, res es Centre bet Apricot and Currant i J^ 
 
 Baskin R. N. lawyer, ns 1st North bet East Temple and 1st East, < ^ 
 
 Bassett C. H., bookkeeper, es 4th East bet Oth and 7th South i p 
 
 Bastian John, mining, ws 3.1 West bet 3d and 4th North 
 
 Bates Wm. shoemaker, ws 4th East bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Bates Myron, laborer, es Garden bet 1st and 31 North 
 
 Bates Joseph, laborer, ss 1st South bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Bates H. G. druggist, es 1st East bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Bath Win. laborer, AYS 5th West bet 3J and 4th North 
 
 Batley Joseph, laborer, ss 5th South bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Batt John, painter, ns 1st South bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Bawson B. clerk, ss 5th South bet East Temple and West Temple 
 
 Baxter William, res ns 5th South bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Baxter Samuel E., res ss 4th South bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Baxter S. M., lather, ws Maple bet Garden and Fruit 
 
 Beatie Walter J. bookkeeper, ws W T bet S T and N T 
 
 Bean George, res ss 3d South bet 3d and 3d East 
 
 Bean W., engineer, ne cor 2d West and North Temple 
 
 Bean Joseph, carpenter, ws 8th East bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Beard W. T. gunsmith , 1376 1st South 
 
 Beasley E. music teacher, ne cor North Temple and 6th West 
 
 Beasley Louis, tinsmith, ns 7th South bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Beasley Ebenezer, musician, ne cor Currant and Apricot 
 
 Beatie H. S. jr., clerk, ss 3d South bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Beatie H. S. merchant, ws West Temple bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Beatie H. S. res sw cor 4th East and South Temple 
 
 Beattie Dr. J. physician, ns 3d South bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Bechtol John (Bechtol & Sands) ns 3d South bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 Bechtol Daniel, res ns 4th South bet West Temple and East Temple 
 
 Beck John, contractor, ne cor Prospect and Spruce 
 
 Beck James R., astrologer, ne cor Prospect and Spruce 
 
 You can save 10 per cent by buying Clothing at L. Goldberg's 
 
Saddlery and Saddlery-Hardware, Jobbed by W, L. Picfcard. Salt Lake Ciy, 
 
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 CITY. 
 
 SURPLUS, $i50,ooo 
 
 SALT LAKE 
 
 CAPITAL, $200,000. 
 
 DIRECTORS: 
 H. S. Eldredge, President, Feramorz Little, John Sharp, 
 
 Wm. Jennings, Vice-President, Wm. W. Riter, L. S. Hills. Cashier, 
 Jas. T. Little, Assistant Cashier. 
 
 RECEIVES DEPOSITS PAYABLE ON DEMAND. 
 
 Buys and sells exchange on New York, San Francisco, Chicago, St. 
 Louis, Omaha, London, and Principal Continental Cities. 
 %^- Makes Collections, remitting proceeds promptly. 
 
 1250 First South Street, bet. East and West Temple, 
 P.O. Box 381. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 
 
 Fine Stock of 
 
 French and English SUITINGS 
 
 ALWAYS ON HAND. 
 
 1231 Second South St., Opera House, SALT LAKE, 
 
 JOBBERS AND RETAILERS OF GUNS, PISTOLS, 
 
 Ammunition, Shells, and all classes of Sporting Goods, Pocket Cut- 
 lery, Levi Strauss Riveted Hunting Suits and other makes, Powder, 
 Lead, Shot Reloading Tools, Wads, Primers, etc., etc. 
 
 We carry a large line of Imported and Domestic Cigars, which we 
 offer to the trade at low prices, by the Box or at Retail. We can suit 
 your pocket and taste. Granulated and Long Cut Smoking Tobacco, 
 Cigarettes and Paper, Meerschaum, Brier and W T ood Pipes and 
 Smokers' Articles, Canes, Notions, etc., etc. 
 
 We invite correspondence from parties in the trade and others 
 wishing to purchase. 
 
 Call and see Hardy Bros, & Burton's complete stock of Staple & Fancy Groceries 
 
Shoe Leather & Findings, W. L, Piekard, Salt Lake City. 
 
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 Beck Robt., carpenter, ns South Temple bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Becker John, barber, es 3d East bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Beckley Joseph, laborer, se cor 8th South and 3d East 
 
 Bedolfe M. H., civil engineer, ne cor 5th South and West Temple 
 
 Beer Benjamin J. painter, ss 3d South bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Beers E. paper hanger, ws 2d West bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Beers E. T. res ws 3d West bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Beers John, tinsmith, es 1st East bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Behn John, clerk, Walker House 
 
 Belknap Hiram, res ns 3d North bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Bellamy W. J. laborer, ss 6th South bet llth and 12th East 
 
 Bell Harriet, widow, ne cor Oak and Wall 
 
 Bellamy A. R., laborer, ss 6th South bet llth and 13th East 
 
 Belmer George, mason, ws 3d West bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Bement Albert, farmer, nsSth South bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Bench Mark, laborer, ss Mountain bet Ash and Locust 
 
 Benedict Dr. J. M. sw cor 3d South and 4th East 
 
 Benee G. R. shoemaker, ns North Temple bet 13th and 13th East 
 
 Benee William, blacksmith, ns North Temple bet 13th and 13th East 
 
 Benham R. S. boards Clift House 
 
 Bennell Charles, laborer, ws 1st West bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Benner Prof. Edward, res esEast Temple bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Bennett Richard, engineer, ns Wall bet Fir and Spruce 
 
 Bennett Mrs. L, ss 3d North bet 5th and 6th West 
 
 Benson Andrew, clerk, nw cor Centre and Pear 
 
 Benson A. B. res es Centre bet Pear and Peach 
 
 Benson James, farmer. ns8th South bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Bently Joseph, carpet weaver, es 6th East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Bergen John, mang'r U. O. T. Co., ws Franklin Ave., bet 3d and 3d S 
 
 Bergmann Frederica, widow, ws 3d Eat bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Berkley James E. res ns 4th South bet West Temple and East Tomple 
 
 Berkstrom M. shoemaker, ns 3d South bet 10th and llth East 
 
 Berkstrom John, carpenter, es commercial bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Bernhisel Martin, druggist, ne cor West Temple and North Temple 
 
 Berry Julia, widow, ss 3d South bet 3d and 3d East 
 
 Bess Laura, widow, ss 3d South bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Bess W. H. laborer, ss 2d South bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Best Alfred, res es West Temple bet 3d 'and 4th South 
 
 Best Ezra, res es West Temple bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Bethell Joseph, laborer, es 5th East bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Betts C. S. chief engineer, D & R G W, boards White House 
 
 Bevans Andrew, res es 5th East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Bevan A. D. druggist, ws 1st East bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Beveridge James E., laborer, es 3d East bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Biby Prof. W. F., res ns 3d South bet 3d and 3d East 
 
 GOLDBERG, LEADING CLOTHIER, Salt Lake City. 
 
First Prizes awarded at all Territorial Fairs, to W. L. Pickard, Salt Lake, 
 
 | ELIAS MORRIS, 
 
 BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, 
 
 Manufacturer of 
 
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 Fire Brick, Fire Cement, Plaster Paris, Asbestine Stone 
 and Water Pibcs. 
 
 MANTELS & GRATES, 
 
 GKE3O. .A.. 
 
 Agent for and Dealer in the 
 
 SCHUTTLER FARM AND FREIGHT WAGONS, 
 
 Columbus Buggies and Phcetons. 
 
 A full and complete assortment of Ames Steam En- 
 gines, Cooper Saw Mills, Lane Saw and Shingle Mills, 
 Lath Mills, Knowles Steam Pumps, Buckeye Reapers, 
 Mowers and Self Binders, Sweepstakes Threshers, Min- 
 nesota Chief Threshers, Dederick Hoisting Engines, 
 Dederick Perpetual Hay Balers, Leppel Turbine Wheels, 
 Flouring Mill Machinery . Correspondence Solicited. 
 Address to GEO. A. LOWE, 
 
 Salt Lake City or Ogden, Utah. 
 
 Don't forget that Hardy Bros. & Burton have a well selected stock of Dry Goods 
 
California Lasso Saddles, W. L. Picfcard, Salt Lake City. 
 
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 Biddlecome Rebecca, widow, ns3d South bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Billing F. W. mining, us 3J South bet 3d and 3d East 
 
 Billing Edwin, harnessmaker, ws 4th West bet 3d and 3d North 
 
 Billings Lucius A. clerk, ws 5th West bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Binder W. L., clerk, ss 3d South bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Bingler Herdley, ws 3d East bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Birchell Mary, widow, ws 1st East bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Rircumshaw Win. builder, us 5th South bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Bircumshaw Willard, butcher, es 10th East bet 1st aiid2d South 
 
 Bircuinshaw Joseph, laborer, es lOih East bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Bird Edmund F. cabinet maker, ns 3d South bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Bird W. H. land attorney, se cor 3d East and 1st South 
 
 Bird John, shoemaker, es Locust bet Wall and Prospect 
 
 Bird James, cabinet maker, ws West Temple bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Bird Joseph, farmer, ws 4th West bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Birkenhead James, laborer, ss High bet Ash and Locust 
 
 Birkenhead Isaac, whipmaker, sw cor Mountain and Ash 
 
 Birkenstock Charles F. carpenter, ns 31 South bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Birreil John H. machinist, ns 1st South bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Birrow John W. machinist, ss 1st North bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Bishop Thomas, machinist, es 3d West bet 3d and 4th North 
 
 Bishop James, plumber, es 5th West bet S T and N T 
 
 Bishop F. M. assayer, ws East Temple bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Bishop Harvey, carpenter, ws 1st West bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Black George A. res ws 3d East bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Blackwell O. B., boards Clift House 
 
 Blair Edward, carpenter, es 8th East bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Blair Rev. W. W. res ss 3d South bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Blakely S. W. mining, es 1st West bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Blakemore John, tinsmith, nw cor Walnut and Wall 
 
 Blanchard S. J. mining, ss 1st South bet 1st and 3d East 
 
 Blasset Mark, carpenter, es West Temple bet 5th and 61 h South 
 
 Bloomquist Charles, laborer, ws 1st West bet S T and N T 
 
 Blunt Joseph, manufacturer, ns North Temple bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Blythe J. L. laborer, ss 3d South bet 1st and 3d Kast 
 
 Boardman W. watchman, ss 5th South bet 1st East and East Temple 
 
 Bockholdt D., county clerk, ss 3d South bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Bohaiison J. D. res Donaldson House 
 
 Bohi Elizabeth, widow, ws 3d West bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Bohling Louis, laborer, ns 1st South bet Oth and 7th Wesl 
 
 Boise Thomas, laborer, ss 1st South bet West Temple and East Temple 
 
 Bolto Francis, carpenter, ws 1st East bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Bolton Jackson, agent, es 5th East bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Bol winkle Frederick, laborer, ss Centre bet Currant and Apricot 
 
 Bond John, mouider, ws 6th West bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 GOLDBERG, LEADING CLOTHIER, Salt Lake City. 
 
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Shoemakers' Tools of all kinds, W. L. Plckard, Salt Lake. 
 
 
 
 SALT LAKE CITY, 
 
 Dry Goods and Shoe Boxes of thin lumber, Covered, 
 Lined and Edged with Black Cloth. Fancy and 
 
 Ornamental Paper Boxes of every description. 
 
 Satisfaction Guaranteed. Prices Reasonable. 
 
 P. O. Box 543. 
 
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 1227 First South Street. 
 
 MEALS AT ALL HOURS. 
 
 Dinners from 12 to 3 p. m. 25 cents. 
 
 Other Meals, according to Bill of Fare, from 25 cents to 50 cents. 
 
 Every thing the country produces, Trout, Salmon,. Mackerel, Codfish 
 
 Chickens, Fried, Roasted or Stewed, Steaks and Chops 
 
 of the very best. 
 
 OYSTERS SERVED IN EVERY STYLE 
 
 Lunches put up to order for Tourists. Satisfaction Guaranteed 
 
 D. U. GRIFFITHS. 
 
 IM::R,S- GTAJSTE s. SIMIXTIH:, 
 
 all kinds of 
 
 A full supply constantly on hand. Baskets made to order. 
 1219 First South Street, SALT LAKE CITY. 
 
 AND CONFECTIONERY. 
 
 HSST CLASS MEALS 25 CENTS. G4 Main Street, SALT LAES CITY, 
 
 MRS. E. HOPWOOD, Proprietress. 
 
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 Call and see Hardy Bros. & Burton's complete stock of Staple & Fancy Groceries 
 
Handsome Double Buggy Harness at W. L. Pickard's. 
 
 Salt Lake City Directory . 35 
 
 Boot Joseph, res esSth East bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Booth David, liveryman, es 1st East bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Bordeii Andrew, res ws 3d East bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Borenian J. S. lawyer, ss 3d South bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 BorgL. P. harnessmaker, ws 1st East bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Borgquist Rasmus, stonecutter, ss 3d South bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Borne George, clerk, ns 3d South bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Borne George T. clerk, ns 3d South bet Isi West and West Temple 
 
 Bosch J. E., clerk, ws 4th West bet South Temple and 1st Sottje 
 
 Bos t wick, G. W. tinsmith, ns 8th Soutn bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Botsford H. B. res ss 3d South bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Bottleson Olof, res ws Franklin Ave.. bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Bouck John A., res es 5th West bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Bouck Alexander, farmer, es 5th West bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Bouck Wm. laborer, ss 3il North bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Boughtoii Harry W. clerk, ws 7th East bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Boukofsky Nelson, res ss 5th South bet East Temple and West Temple 
 
 Bovier Edward, farmer, ns 3d North bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Bowdidge John, brickmaker, ws Apricot bet Wall and Prospect 
 
 Bowen Walter, laborer, ne cor Ash and High 
 
 Bowen James, laborer, ns South Temple bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 Bowers W. H. H. mining engineer, es 5th East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Bowers John S., carpenter, ws 1st West bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Bowers G. W. commercial agent, boards Walker House 
 
 Bowler James, laborer, ss 3d North bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Bowley R. P. carpenter, es 1st East bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Bowman Win., laborer, ns 1st South bet 7.th and 8th East 
 
 Bowman Mary, widow, ws 3d \Vest bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Bowman Isaac, gardener, ns 3d South bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Bowman J. H. builder, ns 5th South bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 Bowman Robert, mason es Quince bet Plum and Pear 
 
 Bowring W. C., (Bowring Bros.) ss 3d South bet 1st West and W T 
 
 Bowring J. C. (Bowring Bros.) llth Ward 
 
 Bowring W. C., 14th Ward 
 
 Bowring Mrs. Ellen, es 3d West bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Bowring C. K. painter, ss 1st South bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Boy an Max, musician, es W. T. bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Boyd G. W. farmer, ns 3d South bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Boyle Mary, widow, ns North Temple bet 1 )th and llth East 
 
 Braby R. brickmaker, ss 8th South bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Braby Edward, brickmaker, ss 3d South bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Bradley Jas. F. mining bureau, ws West Temple bet 3d and 4t h Soitt h 
 
 Brady Arthur, contractor, es 3d East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Brager P. L. res ss South Temple bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Brain George, moulder, ws 3d West bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 L. Goldberg has tlic largest stock of Men's wear in S. Lu City 
 
Rubber and G-old Plated Carriage Harness at Pickard's. 
 
 THE SALT LAKE 
 
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 Published every afternoon, except Sunday, at 5 o'clock. 
 
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 Per Year, $ 9 .oo 
 
 Six Months, 5-oo 
 
 Three Months, 2.75 
 
 One Month, . i.oo 
 
 Advertising rates low. 
 
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 Address all communications to 
 
 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 
 
 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a fine stock of Boots So Shoes, Hats, Caps & Clothing 
 
Best Team Harness made by W, L. Pickard, Salt Lake. 
 
 Salt Lake City Directory. 37 
 
 Brain Edward, builder, ne cor Pine and Garden 
 
 Bramble Clara, widow, es 1st East bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Brandley Henry, lamp lighter, iis South Temple bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 Brandly E. J. (Travis & Co.) ss 3d South bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Braiiting E. F. grocer, ns 4th East and 7th South 
 
 Bray P. H. mining, boards White House 
 
 Brazier Caroline, widow, ss 7th South bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Brazier Wm. baker, ss 7th South bet 1st West and West. Temple 
 
 Brazier Chas. laborer, ss 7th South bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Bredemeyer W. surveyor, 48 Second South 
 
 Breeze Elizabeth, widow, iiw cor 6th West and 3d North 
 
 Breeze John, laborer, ns cor 6th West and 3d North 
 
 Bret James, laborer, ns South Temple bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 Brethwite Joseph, se cor Chestnut and Wall 
 
 Brewer Margaret, widow, ns 3d South bet.7fch and 8th East 
 
 Brewster Frederick R., locksmith, ns 3d N/brth bet 1st West and (Quince 
 
 Brewster George, laborer, ss North Temple bet 10th and llth East 
 
 Brewster Edwin, laborer, es Maple bet Mountain and Summit 
 
 Bridge Joseph, plasterer, ns North Temple bet 5th and 6th West 
 
 Bridge Robert, brickmaker, es 6th West bet North and 1st North 
 
 Brighton R. A., mining, ns 1st South bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Brighton W. S. res ns 1st South bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Brimlay John, laborer, ss 8th South bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Brimlay Richard, laborer, ns 8th South bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Brind Frederick, res ne cor 3d South and 4th East 
 
 Brinker J. clerk, ns 4th South bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 Brinton Joseph, carpenter, es 3d East bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Brisco Robt., peddler, es 7th East bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Bristol M. V. B., res es 1st East bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 BrisacherH. (Brisacher &Co.)es East Temple bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 BRISACHER S., (Brisacher & Co.) es East Temple bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Britton Richard, laborer, iiw cor 4th West and 4th South 
 
 Britton Joseph M., laborer ns cor 4th West and 4th South 
 
 Britton Frederick H. laborer, nw cor 4th West and 4th South 
 
 Brixen P. C. ns 4th South bet 1st and 3d East 
 
 Brixen M. clerk Valley House 
 
 Brixen Andrew C., propr. Valley House 
 
 Broadbent Levi, gardener, ns 5th North bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Broadbent George, watchman, ns South Temple bet 10th and llth K;ist 
 
 Broadbent W. teamster, sw cor 3d South and 1st West 
 
 BROADBENT JOHN, jewelry, ns South Temple bet W T and W 1st 
 
 Broberg David, res ss 1st North East Temple and West Temple 
 
 Brockway Isaac, bookkeeper, ss 4th South bet East Temple and 1st K 
 
 Bromley George, res|ss 3d South bet East Temple and West T<>mpl<* 
 
 Brooks Charles, laborer, es 5th West bet S T and N T 
 
 L. 3-oldberg, the only Clothing Manufacturer, S. L. City, 
 
W. L. PicJtard carries a full line of Trotting & Hating Goodt 
 
 l! PIONEER DENTIST OF UTAH, 
 
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 Cor ist South and 3rd West Streets. 
 
 P. O. BOX 58S. 
 
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 U i 1272 Kimball Block. Manufacturer of 
 
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 and other medicines for all ailments. 
 
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 Successor to W. S. CLAYS, 
 U7 Main Street, SALT LAKE CITY. 
 
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 II. Deighton. H. W. Peighton. 
 
 Manufacturers of & Dealers in TIN, SHEET IEON & COPPEB WARE. 
 
 Special attention given to all kinds of Jobbing, Repairing, etc. 
 Orders promptly filled. No. 47 Second South St., SALT LAKE CITY 
 
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 M, MERRILL, Proprietor. 
 
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 J^ 1260 Reese Block, Ist South St., SALT LAKE CITY. 
 
 t| PIQKER1WG BROS., 
 
 |i Dealers in STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, 
 
 Canned Goods, California and Utah Fruits and Vegetables, 
 
 > Cigars and Tobacco. The famous Grizzly, boss -x-. Cigar. 5. 
 
 Z M Second South Street, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAA. j g 
 
 Don't forget that Hardy Bros, & Burton have a well selected stock of Dry Goofs 
 
Wrought Spanish Bits & Spurs, W. L. Pickarcl, Salt Lake. 
 
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 Salt Luke City Directory* 39 
 
 Brooks John, blacksmith es 5th West bet S T and N T 
 
 Brooks Mary J., widow, es 5th West bet S T and N T 
 
 Brooks J. G., res ss 3d South bet 1st East and East Temple 
 
 Brooks E. J. clerk, ws 6th East bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Brooks Philip B., carpenter, ws 6th East ber 1st South and S T 
 
 Brooks G. F. merchant, nw cor 6th East and 1st South 
 
 Brooksbank George, res wsjWest Temple bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Brooksbank Samuel, laborer, ns 3d South bet llth and 12th East 
 
 Brough H. H. machini ;t, .- s 2.1 Nort'i bot 3 I a id 4th West 
 
 Brough John, tailor, sw cor High and Pine 
 
 Broughton J. second hand dealer, ns 1st South bet 1st West and W T 
 
 Brow Catherine, widow, ns 31 South bet 3.1 and 4th West 
 
 Brow B. P. teamster, ws 4th West bet l^tand 2d South 
 
 Brown Annie M. widow, es 8th East bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Brown Charles, clerk, ss 7th South bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Brown A. H., bakery, es 7th East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Brown John, carpenter, ss 4th South bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Brown Robert, miller, ns South Temple bet 7th and 8th West 
 
 Brown Frank, carpenter, ws 3d West bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Brown Albert, carpenter, ws 3d West bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Brown. S. J. carpenter, nw cor 3d West and 7th South 
 
 Brown W. (B. & Fried man) ss 3d South bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Brown G. W. currier, ns Currant bet Quince and Centre 
 
 Brown Arthur, lawyer, ne cor 3d South and 3d East 
 
 Brown Charles, confectioner, ns 1st South bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Brown James, laborer, ws 4th East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Brown Mrs. James, ws 3d East bet bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Brown C. M. conductor, ws 3d East bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Brown Sarah L. widow, ns cor 3d East and 6th South 
 
 Brown Alexander, clerk, nw cor 3d West and North Temple 
 
 Brown Archibald, res 1st East bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Brown S. B., waiter, boards Walker House 
 
 Brown Mrs. S. W. res es East Temple bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Brown John, laborer, ns North Temple bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Brown Mary A., \vidow, es 6th West bet 1st and 3d North 
 
 Brown Adams C., engineer, es 6th West bet 1st and 2d North 
 
 Brown James, gardener, ss 1st South bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Brown Wm. gardener, ns 4th West bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Brown Benjamin, harnessmaker, ns 3d South bet 1st West and W T 
 
 Brown Wm. laborer, ss South Temple bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Brown Wm. bookkeeper, nw cor Pine and Wall 
 
 Brown James, res ss South Temple bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Brown Sarah, widow, ne cor Oak and Fruit 
 
 Brown S. W. K. clerk, ss 3d North bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 Brown Wm. res ss 3d North bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 You can save 10 per cent by baying Clothing at L. Goldberg 's 
 
WALLTX'S PATENT STIRRUP, best for Broncho Riders. 
 
 ; T :>hn C'unningtoii. Alexander Rogers. 
 
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 X Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 
 
 | STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES, PROVISION & MINERS' SUPPLIES 
 
 * | HARDWARE MERCHANTS. 
 
 / Builders' and Miners' Hardware, Blacksmiths' Tools, Iron, Steel, 
 
 ^ Sheet and Galvanized Iron, Tin, Solder, etc. 
 
 ,C Agents for Giant Powder, Oriental Blasting and Sporting' Powders, 
 *Z Hooker Pumps, Howe Scales, etc,, etc. 
 
 5 Cor. MAIN and FIRST SOUTH SIS., 
 
 , S-A.IL.T XJ^IKIIE CITY, 
 
 Jervis Josliii. Boyd Park. 
 
 JOSLIN & PARK, 
 
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 No. 150 MA]N STREET, 
 
 W i SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, AND LEADVILLE, COLORADO. 
 
 2 i Fine Native Gold Jewelry of every description. 
 
 * WTM vm ^ 7 ~ " TO TFf ffl 
 
 rj , Manufacturers and Dealers in 
 
 & ' MILLIJ1EKY,LJCE, HUMAN HM, &c. 
 
 C 128 East Temple St., SALT LAKE CITY, UT .\H. 
 
 ^ Thomas Marshall. Jonathan C. Royle. 
 
 MARSHALL & ROYLE, 
 
 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 
 
 FRANK H. NELDEN &C 0., 
 FINE BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS AND BINDERS. 
 
 PUBLISHERS OF THE "OPERASCOPE 
 
 \i>. 1222 2nd South St., bet. E. & W. Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah. 
 
 WYATT & FORRESTER, 
 
 ^ ; Centre Pieces and Brackets a Specialty. 
 
 *t Basement Wasatch Building, Main Street, SALT LAKE CITY. 
 
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 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a full line of General Merchandise 
 
Saddlery and Saddlery-Hardware, Jobbed by W. L. Pickard. Salt Lake City. 
 
 Salt Lake City Directory. 41 
 
 Brown Wm. clerk, ss 3d North bet 1st and 31 West 
 
 Brown W. C. grocer, es 6th West bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Brown Henry, clerk, ne cor Prospect and Spruce 
 
 Browning J. A. bookkeeper, ss 3d South bet l<t West and W T 
 
 Browning Wm. J. bookkeeper, ss 3d South bet l^t West and W T 
 
 Browning E. T. merchant, ne cor Chestnut and Wall 
 
 B uce Robert, dyer, ws l-;t East bet 1st and 3J South 
 
 Bruce A. L. laborer, es 13th East -bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Bruce Charles, boards Continental 
 
 BrunkerThos. mason, ss 3d South bet 9th and Hth East 
 
 Buballs Julia, widow, ns 1st North bet oth and Gth West 
 
 Buchanan Alexander, carpenter, nw cor 3d West and 8th South 
 
 liuchanan Archie, baker, ss South Temple bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Buck Julia, widow, es 31 West bet 4th and 5th North 
 
 Buck Geo. H. tanner, cs 3d West bet 4th and oth North 
 
 Buckle John F. (P>uckle & Son)ns 3d South bet 1st and 3d East 
 
 Buckle J. tailor, es 7th East bet 4th and oth South 
 
 Buckle George, bookbinder, ns 4th South bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Bucklyn George, laborer sw cor Wall and Chestnut 
 
 Buckmaster John, (Chronicle Co.) ws 1st East bet S T and 1st South 
 
 Buckwalter Henry, res ns 1st South bet West Temple and 1st West 
 
 Budd George, carpenter, ws 6th West betS Tand N T 
 
 Bult Robert, engineer, ns 3d No'th bet oth and Gth West 
 
 Bull Hyrum. laborer, ws 1st P^ast bet 4th and oth South 
 
 Bull Joseph, shoemaker, es 1 1th East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Bull Joseph, sr. printer, ns 1st North bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Bull Joseph jr. (Bull & Callisten 1st North bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 Bullock F. A. brakeman, ss South Temple bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Bullock Thomas, ss South Temple bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Bullock Edwin, mason, ss 1st North bet Gth and 7th West 
 
 Bullock Edward, laborer, es 5th East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Bullock John, gardener, ns 2d North bet Oth and 10th East 
 
 Bullock Charles, laborer, ws 5th West bet S T and N T 
 
 Bullow David, res nw cor 8th East and Gth South 
 
 Bunting Mary Ann, dressmaker, ws West Temple bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Bunnell Esther, widow, ss 3d South bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Bunnell Isaac, bookkeeper, ss 3d South bet 5th and Gth East 
 
 Burgess Mrs. E. A. es 3d East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Burgess foshua, nightwatchmon, es 3d West bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Burke Peter, res Wasatch building. 
 
 Burley William, laborer, nw cor 13th East and 1st North 
 
 Burbitts Jesse, blacksmith, es 1st West bet 1st and 2d North 
 
 Burbitts Wm. shoemaker, es 1st West bet 1st and 2d North 
 
 Burg Andrew, harnessmaker, ws 8th East bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Burhance M. S. carpenter ss Gth South bet W T and E T 
 
 Li. Goldberg has the largest stock of Men's wear in S. L. City 
 
Nobby Riding Saddles & Bridles, W.1L. Pickard, Salt Lake 
 JAS. BROWN. 
 
 All kinds of Ornamental Cukes made to order. 
 
 Confccted Caraway Seeds for sal } , No. CO 1st South Street, 
 
 One door west of Iheatre. 
 
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 DESERET POTTERIES, 
 
 Earthen Ware of all kinds. 
 Orders promptly attended to. fst West, between 4 and 5 South 
 
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 Dealer in 
 
 | STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, 
 
 Green Groceries, Poultry, Game and Fish in Reason, Flonr, Grain 
 
 and Feed. Orders promptly filled. Free delivery to any part 
 
 of the city. Telephone on the premises. 
 
 GEORGE 
 
 Manufacturer and Dealer in 
 
 Jffitt Mla/lte lStL $42a(0i Slk^ 
 
 No. 23 Second South Streat, SALT LAEB CITY, UTAH. 
 
 A perfect and easy fit assured, of Best Material and Latest Style. 
 Repairing made a specialty. 
 
 HI. .A.. IR/IEEID, 
 
 AUCTIONEER AND COMMERCIAL AGENT. 
 Advances Male upon Consignments. 
 
 Office and residence, West Temple, bet. 2 & '3 South. P. O. Box 991. 
 
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 Palace Gallsry and View Emporium, 
 
 Commercial Street, tvro doors south of Theatre Street, 
 S' ia/^c Cf//, I'tnh. 
 
 Phonographs, S3.0) per dozen, Card Views, 81.00 per dozen. Stereoscopic, 
 4:2.00 per dozen, Tin Types, 3, I and 7 for tfl.CO. 
 
 Don't forget that Hardy Bros. & Burton have a well selected stock of Dry Goo2s 
 
Henry Arthur's Boot and Shoe Upper?., W, L, Piclravd, Salt Lake City, Utah, 
 
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 Burk Dr L. dentist, ws iitli East bet South Temple and 1st South 
 Burkina n Andrew, shoemaker, ss S T bet l-;t West and W T 
 Burnham Lewis, carpenter, ns 31 South bet 8th and 9th East 
 Burns Win. laborer, ssKth South bet l')th and UMi East 
 Burns Robt., tentniaker, cs 4th East bet 21 and 3d South 
 Burns R. jr. res ss South Temple bet East Temple and West Temple 
 Burns John, barber, ws 3d East bet 2d and 3d South 
 Burns J. W. res Wasatch Building 
 
 *?i | j Burns John O. laborer, ws oth We stbot North Temple an 1 1-it North 
 Burnett W. J. blacksmith, ws Locust bet Wall and Prospect 
 Burnswood J. J. blacksmith, ss Oth South bet 4th and oth West 
 Burr Agnes C. md, ss 3d South bet 1st West and West Temple 
 Burrs John, laborer, es 2d West bet oth and 6th North 
 Barries Walter, res us llth East bet North Temple and 1st North 
 Burrows Mrs. M. J. milliner, ss 1st South bet W T and B T 
 Bush P. W. res Wasatch Building 
 Bussell James, res es 5th West bet 1st and 2d South 
 Butter Frederick, mason, ns 2d South bet 3d and 4th East 
 Butler T. C. ss Oth South bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Butler George, laborer, us South Temple bet 1st West and West Temple 
 Butler Ellen M., widow, es ith East bet l<t South and South Temple 
 Butler Benjamin, mechanic, ws 12th East bet 4th and oth South 
 Butler Ann, widow, ne cor 8th East and 4th South 
 
 Butler Ilios., second nand store, wsWT bet 1st South and South Temple 
 Butler W. L. stone cutter, ss 3 I South bet East Temple and 1st East 
 Butterficld Edward, ns 4th South bet West Temple and East Temple 
 Butterworth J. F carpenter, ns 3d South bet 4th and oth West 
 Butterworth Edmund, sw cor 3d West and 3d South 
 Butterworth 11. F. clerk, ss 3d South bet 3d and 4th West 
 Butterwood Thomas, ws 1st West bet2d and 3d South 
 Buttle W. laborer, ns 5th South bet 3d and 4th West 
 Burrows W. res es Locust bet Blurt' and Wall 
 Burt Andrew, city marshal, ss 1st South bet 1-it and2d East 
 Burt John, res ws 3d West bet 7th and 8th South 
 Burt Joseph W., stonecutter, ns Fruit bet Locust and Maple 
 Burt Mrs ^Ann, res ne cor Fruit and Maple 
 Burt Peter G., ws 4th West bet oth and fitli South 
 Buvt Alexander, county jailor, ws 3d West bet 3d and 4th South 
 Burt Peter A. policeman, es 4th West bet oth and 6th South 
 Burt Mrs. A. res ws 3d South bet oth and Oth South 
 Burt John, plasterer, sw cor Locust and Prospect 
 Burt John, engineer, ws 4th West bet 21 and 3d North 
 Burton B. T. res sw cor l^t South and 2d West 
 
 > \ Burton W. S. res sw cor l-?t South and 2d West 
 
 Burton R. T. jr. surveyor, ws 21 West bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 You can save lOper cent by baying Clothing at L. Goldberg's 
 
Shoe Leather & Findings, "W. L. Fiekard, Salt Lake City. 
 
 I -^ ^- SALOON, -N^^*- 
 
 I ! Shooting I Pleasure Garden 
 
 PITTS & CO,, Proprietors, 
 
 Three miles down the Slate Road. Headquarters for 
 
 "VsTIXsTa- SHOOTERS, 
 
 Pigeons and Traps always ready. 
 
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 and out door sports of all kinds. 
 COME ONE AND ALL AND ENJOY YOURSELVES. 
 
 SALT LAKE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE CO^ 
 
 T. PIEKPONT, Superintendent. 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, MINING, 
 
 MILLING AND HOISTING MACHINERY. 
 Office and Works, 1 block south of U. C. K. 11. Depot, S. L. City, Utah. 
 
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 W, J. PHILLIPS, 
 
 FIRST-CLASS 
 
 AWB SHE MAMEffl. 
 
 SECOND TO NONE. 
 
 SOUTH COTTONWOOD, - - - UTAH 
 
 Frank Hoffman. W. "W. Woods. 
 
 WOODS &, HOFFMAN, 
 
 p No. 50 2nd South Street, east of Wasatch Hotel. 
 
 Call and see Hardy Bros. & Burton's complete stock of Staple & Fancy Groceries 
 
Ladies Saddles in great variety at W. L. Pickard's, Salt Lake City, Utah. 
 
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 Salt Lake City Directory. 4$ 
 
 Burton J. H. architect , sw cor 1st South an 1 a 1 West 
 
 Burton W. A . carpenter, ss 3d South bet 21 and 3d West 
 
 Burton C. E. carpenter, ss 2 I South bet 21 and 3d West 
 
 Burton Mrs. Susan, resss 2d South bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Burton Win. engineer, es 21 West bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Burton Elizabeth L., widow, ns North Temple bet 1th and 5th West 
 
 Burton Joseph, res ss 21 South bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Burton John, carpenter, ne cor 6th South and 3d West 
 
 Burton C. S. (Hardy Bros. & Burton) n* Fruit bet Walnut and 1st East 
 
 Busath C. machinist, sw cor 5th South and 3d West 
 
 Busby John, street car driver, ws 8th East bet*5th and|3th South 
 
 Busby Andrew, plasterer, es 7th East bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Busby Andrew E., blacksmith, ss 5th South bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Busby John K., street car driver, ss 5th South bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Butcher Sophia, widow, ns 5th South bet 1st and 21 West 
 
 Byner Harriet, widow, es 5th West bet 1st and 21 South 
 
 Byadd Elizabeth, widow, ws West Temple bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 By water George G. engineer, es 1st West betS T and N T 
 
 Bywater Wm. laborer, ws Oak bet Wall and Prospect 
 
 By water Willard W., carpenter, ws 1th West bet S T and 1st South 
 
 Cattail Kichard J., res ss Prospect bet Beach and Cherry 
 
 Gaboon Wm. F., res es 1th East bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Cahooii Joseph, conduc or, es -1th East bet 1-jt South and South Temple 
 
 Gaboon W. M., carpenter, es 1th East bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Gaboon John F, carpenter, es Spruce bet Fruit and Garden 
 
 Caine John T., recorder, ws Chestnut bet Fruit and Garden 
 
 Calder D. G., clerk, ws 3d East South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Calder. W W., clerk, ss South Temple bet 21 and 3d West 
 
 Calder Wm. policeman, ws, W T bet N T and 1st North 
 
 Calder D O., music dealer, sw cor Pine and Garden 
 
 Calder Wm. policeman, sw cor Beach and Wall 
 
 Calder Mrs Phoebe, nw cor West Temple and 3d South 
 
 Caldwell Nancy, widow, es 6th East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Caldwell Amos, shoemaker, ss 1st South bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Callister E., tailor, ss 1th South bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Callister Jiio. E., (Callister ft Bull) ss 4th South bet 1st West and W T 
 
 Calton Wm. laborer, es 8th East bet 8th and 9th South 
 
 Campkin George, shoemaker, es 1st West bet 1st and 3d North 
 
 Cameron David, laborer, ws 9th East bet 2d /ind 3d South 
 
 Cameron Mrs. M. widow, ws llth East bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Cameron A. res es Fir bet Wall and Prospect 
 
 Camomile John, laborer, es 3d East bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Camp Wm. laborer, es 3d West bet 1st, and 3d North 
 
 Camp Charles, machinist, ss 1st North bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Campbell W. S. mason, ws 3d East bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 L,. roldberg, the only Clothing Manufacturer, S. Lu.City, 
 
First Prizes awarded at all Territorial Fairs, to W. L. Piciard, Salt Laic, 
 
 MULLOY & PAUL 
 
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 LIVERY & TRANSFER STABLES, 
 
 AND OMNIB'JS LINE, 
 
 Nos, 1236-38 2nd S, St., Salt Lake City, Utah. 
 
 Telephonic Connection with Hotels, and Orders 
 Receive Prompt Attentirn. 
 
 JOHN PETERSON, 
 
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 33 I^IIR-ST SOTJTH STIR/ZEZET, 
 
 P. O. Box 57), SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 
 
 Mail orders promptly attended to. First class work guaranteed. 
 
 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a fine stock of Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps & Clothing 
 
Sole Leather, French Kip, Calf & Morroccos at Pielf ard's. 
 
 2 i Salt Lake City Directory. 47 
 
 Campbell Andrew, laborer, es 1st East bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Campbell Wm. laborer, ss South Temple bet 3d and Jth East 
 
 Campbell Wm., conductor, es Oth East bet fith and 7th South 
 
 Campbell Mary, widow, es West Temple bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Campbell Robert, laborer, ws 1M West bet North Temple aud 1st North 
 
 Campbell James, laborer, ne cor Prospect and Elm 
 
 Campbell J. W. mining, es 1st West bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Cnmpe John IT. draftsman, es Franklin Avc.bet 2d and 3d Sonth 
 
 Canhan It. IT. laborer, ss 2d South bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Cannon A. M. jr., res us 7th South bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Cannon Thos. J. teamster, ws 2d East bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Cannon Bowiuon, teamster, ns Gth South bet Oth and 10th East 
 
 Cannon Angus M. sr., county recorder, ws 1st Wesi bet ST and 1st South 
 
 Cannon Angus M, Sr., ns 1st South, bet 1st and 21 West 
 
 Cannon George II, builder, ns 3d South, bet 2J and 3d West 
 
 Cannon Albert, res ss North Temple, bet East Temple and West Temple 
 
 Cniinoii Hiram, laborer, MS North Temple, bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Cantlon Michael (Cantlon & Sons) es llth East bet S T and 1st South 
 
 Cantwell L S, butcher, es Quince, bet Plum and Currant 
 
 Canmson Mary, widow, ws Commercial, bet 1st and 2J South 
 
 Careless George, (Careless <fc Croxall) ns 6th South, bet 1st East and E T 
 
 Cargum Bartholomew, ws 2,1 East bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Garish Christian, clerk, es 9th East, bet Gth and 7th South 
 
 Carlisle S H, Stone Cutter, ss 2d South, bet West Temple & East Temple 
 
 Carlisle Joshua, music teacher, ss 3d South, bet West Temple and E T 
 
 Carlson A, shoemaker, ss 5th South, bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Carlson C P, cabinetmaker, ws 8th Fast, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Carlson Annie, widow, ss 3d South, bet East Temple and West Temple 
 
 Carlson Charles, cigar maker, ws Franklin Ave, bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Carlson Victor, cigar maker, ws Franklin Ave, bet 2J. and 3d South. 
 
 Carlton A B, commissioner, boards Continental 
 
 Carney G H, mining, es 1st West, bet 21 and 3d South 
 
 Carney Wm. laborer, ws Maple, bet Mountain and Summit 
 
 Carr, Charles, engineer, ws 1st East, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Can- John, Teamster, es 2d West, bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Carrigan Henry, clerk, ss 5th South, bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 Carrington C W, res ss South Temple, bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Carrington John, mining, boards White House 
 
 Carrington Albert, res ns North Temple, bet West Temple and E T 
 
 Carrington Mrs M A, es West Temple, bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Carson A W, bookkeeper, es Quince, between Plum and Currant 
 
 Carswell J, boards Clift House 
 
 Carter Elizabeth, widow, ws 3d East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Carter C W, ns 5th South, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Carter Thomas, sporting goods, ss 1st South, bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 L. GOLDBERG, LEADING CLOTHIER, Salt Lake City. 
 
Ca-sli paid for Hides, W^c! and Furs, W. L. Piclrard, Salt Lake City, Utah. 
 
 THEDESERET NEWS" ' 
 
 PUBLISHERS OF THE 
 DESERET EVENING, 
 
 SEMI-WEEKLY and 
 
 WEEKLY NEWS. 
 
 BOOK PRINTING, 
 BOOK BINDERS, 
 
 BLANK BOOK MAKERS. 
 
 JOB PRINTING 
 
 in all its branches. 
 
 Manufacturers of 
 
 Depository and Church Publishing House for the 
 
 CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST 
 
 of 
 
 Corner of South and East Temple Streets, 
 
 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 
 
 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a full line of Geiieral Merchandise 
 
California Lasso Saddles, W. L. Piekard, Salt Lako City. 
 
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 Salt Lake City Directory. 49 
 
 Carter E F, laborer, es 1st West, bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Ciirtwriglit John, grocer, ws 1st Fast, bet 5th and 6ih South 
 
 Carut h .Jaim s. res nh 6 h South, bet 8th and^Jth East 
 
 Caruthers T dward, rnini!ig,ss 3d South, bet East Temple & West Temple 
 
 Caruthers Win, mining, ss 21 South, bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Case Andrew T, farmer, ns 5th Sou A, bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Case Win, laborer, us 5th >outh, bet 5th aiid Oth East 
 
 Case Hi am, painter, es 5th East, bet 4th and rth South 
 
 Case Eber, bookkeeper, ws 6lh East, bet 3.1 and 3d South 
 
 Case A E, agent, ns 4th South, bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Casey Julia, widow, es West, Temple, bet 3,1 and 3d South 
 
 CASTLE, DR. WILLIAM, us 3d South, bet 3d and 1th East 
 
 Castle A W, carpenter, ns 1st South, bet 2 I and 3 1 West 
 
 Castleton James, grocer, south-west corner Cherry and Garden 
 
 Castleton Charles, carpenter, south-west cor High and Maple 
 
 Castleton J W, clerk, ws Maple, bet 1'rospect and High 
 
 Cater W. C, carpenter, ns 4th South, bet nth and 10th East 
 
 Cavanangh Sydney, widow, es East Temple bet 4th and oth South 
 
 Cederofr John, shoemaker, u; 4th South, between 10th and 11 h East 
 
 Ceennegetter J W, baker, esTth West, bet l-;t South and South Temple 
 
 Chadd M, green giocer, ns 1st South, bet West Temple & East Temple 
 
 Checkctts R, laborer, ns _d North, bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Chew Henry K, res ss ,'U South, bet lit and 21 East 
 
 Chalmis Maggie, widow, ws.jth We.>t, bet South Temple & North Temple 
 
 Chambers George, res ss .th South, bet 1st East and East Temple 
 
 Chamberlin Richard, carpenter, ss 5th South, bet 1st and 21 East 
 
 Chamberlin J W, nurseryman, north-east err 2 1 South and Jth West 
 
 Chamberlin J M, music teacher, ss 5:h South, be', lit and 2d East 
 
 Chamberlin Thomas, ru.-> w> 4th West, bet -d and 3d South 
 
 Chamberlin Henry, teamster, \\- 2 I South, bet 4th and .~>th East 
 
 Chamberlin Amy, widow, es ,'th West, bet l^t South and South Temple 
 
 Chambeilin Thomas T, carpenter, ws 21 East, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Champneys T W, laundryir.an, ss 4th South, bet llth and 12i.li East 
 
 Chandler George E, res ns 3.1 .~>uth, bet East Temple it West Temple 
 
 Chandler Sarah Ann, ss 2d South, bet IPt.h and llth East 
 
 Chandler George, butcher, ss 3 i South, bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Chapin E E, boards White House 
 
 Chapman Joseph S, stonecutter, ns South Temple, bet llrh ct 12th East 
 
 Chapman Welcome, laborer, es 4ib East, bet 1st South A South Temple 
 
 Chapman Samuel, laborer, es 4th I'ast, bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Chapman W, laborer, ns 3d South, bet 3J and 4th West 
 
 Chapman Joseph, mason, ws Chestnut, bet Bluff and Garden 
 
 Chapman Samuel, stone cutter, ss Fruit, bet Elm and Maple 
 
 Charles Ebenezer, salesman, ss 2d S mth, bet 8th and Oth East 
 
 Charlson Annie, widow, es 6th East, bet 1st and 2d South 
 
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 L. GOLDBKliG, LEADING CLOTHIER, Salt Lake City. 
 
Shoemakers 9 Tools of all hinds, W. L. rtcton-fl, Salt Lake. 
 
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 And Dealers in 
 
 VALISES, TllA VELMNGBA OS and SA TCHKLS. 
 
 FACTORY, one and one half block west of 
 
 Continental Hotel 
 
 P. O. BOX 7*6. S * ALT LAKE C|TY 
 
 K KA NCU FA CTORY, MA IN ST., Oil 1) KN, V I A //. 
 
 #* Special attention given to the manufacture of Pample Cases ^-o. 
 Particular kinds of Trunks made to order at lowest rates. OrJers by 
 mail prompt iy attended to. 
 
 ; .S' REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. 
 
 Call and see Hardy Bros. & Burton's complete stock of Staple & Fancy Groceries 
 
Handsome Double Buggy Harness at W. L. Pickard's. 
 
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 Chase Mrs H W, ws 3d Fast bet 14 and 2d South 
 
 Chase Mrs M J, widow, es 8th Kast, bet 8L!i arid Oth South 
 
 Chase S A, laborer, ss 8th South, bet 7th and 8th Kast 
 
 Chase, George A, laborer, es Oth Kast, bet 3,1 an 1 4th South 
 
 Chase Emily, wiuo\\ , ss oth South, bet 1st alU 3 i Fast 
 
 Chatten Jonathan. < nuineer. es 4th AVest, between 14 and 3d South 
 
 Chattield George, laborer, esoth West, bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Cheshire K, harness maker, cs 7th Kast, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Chesuey .lames, stockman, ns -4th S mth, b t 14 West & West Temple 
 
 Chisholm W, mining, ws 3d Fast, bet 3 ! and 3 I S:mth 
 
 Child W B, gardener, w* '.ah Kast, bet 3 1 and 3,1 South 
 
 Child Tlies B, bricklsiyer, ws Oth Fast, bet 3 1 and 3 I South 
 
 Child Amanda S, widow, ws 3 I V-ast. bet 3 ! and ">d South 
 
 Chislett Wm, (Stewart & rhislett), ns 3 I South, bot 5th and 6th East 
 
 Chiistenseii Paul, res ss Centre, bet Currant and Apricot 
 
 Christiansen Annie AI, widow, north-west cor rth Kast and 8th Sauth 
 
 Christiansen A T, clerk, es Oak, bet Wall and Prospect 
 
 Christiansen N.I, laborer, n.- 14, North bet lst:m 1 31 West 
 
 Christiansen 11 L, shoemaker, south-east corner Beach and Fruit 
 
 Christian.NOii Neils, sho3maker, ws Pine, bet U'all ana i'rospeci 
 
 Christophersen Martin, gaidener, south-oast coiiicr <tii ouihand \VT 
 
 Chudd John, conductor, e* oth West, bet North jLe.n^ic and isi North 
 
 CMer Frank, mining, es lit West bet ->d uud ;tii 3oUi,u 
 
 ClT/ 11 ALL, ss l>t South, bet 14 and 31 /.asc 
 
 Claghoin Hubert, druggist, ns Fruit bei Cherry and Beach 
 
 Clark L W, les e.> 3 i Kast, bet 1th and oth r>utuli 
 
 Cktik Win, Clerk, es ^th i.ast, l>ei 31 and 3J .>outh 
 
 Clark Joseph, mason, ws 5ih Mast, bet uliaiid otti South 
 
 Clark George, barber, es :'*l West, bet 7th and 6(h South 
 
 Clark John, merchant, ns 1st South, bet 31 ani iLii Wost 
 
 Clark E G, res .Donaldson House 3d aeuth 
 
 Clark J W, shoemaker, es 5Ui West, bet _d and 3d North 
 
 Clark Hciiiy F, tailor, south-east corner i.each and High 
 
 Clari\ Mrs rsophia, res es 5ih West bet South i'eaiple and North Temple 
 
 Claik Frederick, shoemaker, ss North Temple bet 4th and -3th West 
 
 Clark John W, shoemaker, ns Nortu 1'empie, bee ^th and 5th West 
 
 Claik Jett', cook, northwest cor Garden and .vlaple 
 
 Clark Wm, baker, ss 1st South, bet 14 ana 3 I East 
 
 Ciitrk Marian, south-east cor Prospect and chestnut 
 
 Clark 11 i>, carpenter, us 1-t North, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Clusby .iule, res \Vasatch building 
 
 Clawson S H, dentist, ws 3d West, bet 14 and 2d South 
 
 Clawsou Mis Emily, ws 1st East, bet South Temple and 14 East 
 
 Clawson H H, merchant, south-east cor South Temple and 3d East 
 
 Clawson 11 B jr, south- we;st cor lid East and lit South 
 
 L. Goldberg has the largest stock of Men's wear iu S. L. City 
 
Eubber and Gold Plated Carriage Harness at PickarcVs. 
 
 UTAH JOURNAL! 
 
 Is published every 
 
 TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING, 
 
 At Office, Coin T Main an 1 S x-ond Streets, 
 
 The JOURNAL is the only paper published in Cache 
 County, and represents the special interests of It and the 
 northern part of Utah, as well as the adjacent Territories 
 of Idaho and Montana. It has a large and increasing 
 circulation, and is a first-class advertising medium. Sam- 
 ple of publication furnished and rates for advertising made 
 known on application. Terms lor Subscription (in ad- 
 vance) $3.50 per year; $2.00 six months; $t.oo for three 
 months. 
 
 A FIRST CLASS 
 
 JOB PRINTING, BOOK-BINDING 
 
 And Stereotyping Establishment in Connection, 
 
 UTAH JOURNAL PRINTING & PUBLISHING Co,, 
 
 PROPRIETORS, 
 
 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a fine stock of Boots & Shoes, Hats, Ca^s & Clothing 
 
Best Team Harness made by W L. Pickard, Salt Lake. 
 
 Salt Lake City Directory. 53 .' ^ 
 
 Clawson Spencer, dry goods, es 1st East, bet 1st South'and S jufch Temple 
 
 Clawson Hans, laborer, ws 3rd West, bot 5th and 6:h S nith 
 
 Clawson, John II, bralceman, ns North Templs, bet 5th anJl 6:,h West 
 
 Cl lys \V S, res southwest c^r Oth South an:l lit West 
 
 Clayton John, res northwest cor BluTand Oak 
 
 Clayton Prof, geologist, es East Temple bat S rath Temple A 1st South 
 
 Clayton A, re> ns North Temple, bet 1st \Vj<t and West Temple 
 
 Clayton N W, res North Temple, bet 1st Wjstand West Temple 
 
 Clayton Mrs Elgina, res North Tempb, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Clitf F D, res vvs West Tjmple b3t 3d an. I 4th South 
 
 Clinton James E, train dispatcher U C, ss S T bet l<t and 2nd West 
 
 Clinton Dr J, physician, ss lit South, bot lit an .1 2 1 1 S mth 
 
 Chisholdt V' C, shoemaker, ws Locust, bet High and Prospect 
 
 Clows Annie, widow, ss Garden, bet Maple and Klin 
 
 Clive El C, res es Wost Temple, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Clive Hubert, barber, es OUi East, bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 dive Claud, green grocer, ws 4th West, bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Clive Win, painter, ws 4th West, bot South Temple and lit South 
 
 Cloggy Win, 1 iborcr, ss lid South, bet 7th an.l 8th Hast 
 
 Coburn Henry, agent, ws 5th West, bet 3 id and 3 I Xorth 
 
 Coburn Win Henry, clerk, es 6th West, bet 3 1 and 4th North 
 
 Cody M L, mining, ws >th East, bot 1th and 5th South 
 
 Coggle Heber, laborer, ws West Temple, betTthand 8th South 
 
 Cohn Louis, (Colin Bros) ne cor Pine and Fruit 
 
 Colin Alexander, ('John Bros) ne cor Pine and Fruit 
 
 Cohn W S, res \\ asatch Building 
 
 Cohn John, res nsSth South, bet 2:id and 3rd East 
 
 Cohn Henry, (Cohn & Co.) us 3rd South, bet E.ist Temple and 1st East 
 
 Colbath L A, mining expert, es 5th East, bet 1st South ,t South Temple 
 
 Co/bath John S, laborer, es L'nd West, bet 1st and 2nd North 
 
 Colbrook Miss Nellie, milliner, es West Temple, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Cole George, grave digger, ss 3d North, bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Cole Z S, gardt>u.;r, se cor 5th West and South Temple 
 
 Coleman George, res us 1st South, bet Sad and 3rd East 
 
 Collegiate Institute, es 2nd East, bet 1st and 2:id South 
 
 Collett Richard, shoemaker, ws Apricot, bet Currant and Plum 
 
 Colliu II F, lather, ss 2d South, bet 10th and llth East 
 
 Colli-is Jlenry, boards Clift House 
 
 Collinson M, ws 1st West, bet Till and Sth South 
 
 Colquist C, (Colquist & Sorenson) es 2:id East, bet 5th and Oth South 
 
 Combow Jerry, ne cor Gth South and 2nd West 
 
 Condor Thomas, res sw cor 7th South and 1st West 
 
 Condy Gibson, res ss Sth South, bet 2tid and 3rd West 
 
 Condy Thomas, teamster, ss 5th South, bet 2nd and 3d West ! S 3 
 
 Condy G S, contractor, ws 3rd West, bet otn and 6th South 
 
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 L. f olciberg, the only Clothing Manufacturer, S. L. City. 
 
W. L>. rirltard carries a full line of Trotting & Radii y Goods 
 
 J. D. LOM AX, 
 .A. T T O !R, 3ST E 3T .A.T 
 
 137 Main St., Sa.t Like City. 
 
 IT. F . O- IR, ^ Y , 
 No 6 First Sonth's St., Godbe Building. 
 
 Don't forget that Hardj Bros. & Barton ha?e a well selected stock of Dry Goois 
 
Wrought Spanish Hits Spurs, W. L. Pickarcl, Salt Lake. 
 
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 Salt Lake City Directory. 5 5 
 
 Congregational Church, ss 3M South, b^t Fast Temple & West Temple 
 
 Conkling J (', ore sampler, ns 2nd South, bet 3rd and 4th West 
 
 Connors Thomas, res es West Temple, bet 3rd and Ith South 
 
 Conn *ley S !I, res Clift How, ws West Templ-. bet 3rd and 4th South 
 
 Conn,?ll Wm, printer, ws West 'lemplo. bet 1st South & south Temple 
 
 Connolly John, groec-, ss 3rd South. bt 1st and 2. id Fast 
 
 Conrad R J, res s 2 id South, bctlith and l<th F.ast 
 
 Conrad Margaret, se cor 3rd South and 211.! W.->t 
 
 Conrad Jasper, res ws 4th West, bet l.st and 2. id South 
 
 Couroy.J L. res Wasatcli RuiMinir 
 
 Contin vntal ! lotel , sw cor West Temple and lt South 
 
 Conrs-l W. res es Trli W>?t, bet l-r .Mid I'nd Noith 
 
 Cook Quintan, laborer, ns South Temple, bet 1 -Jth and 13th Fast 
 
 Cook Wm X, blacksmith, ns South Temple, bt 12Mi and 13th East 
 
 Cook C !I, blacksmith, ns Sou Mi Temple, ' >r i ;th and 13th East 
 
 Cook Mrs W J, res ns 3rd South, bet 3rd and 4th East 
 
 Cook Walter E, clerk, es 1st Fast, bet 2nd and .:rd South 
 
 Cook Frederick J, laborer, n* 7th South, bet 2nd 3rd West 
 
 C )ok \V S, (Kveui-iar Chro.ucle) ns .'{,-d South, bet Ith and -3th West 
 
 Cook David, teamster, no co - -,th ".Vest a-i I 4th South 
 
 Coo'c Wm, carpenter, sw cor Beach and High 
 
 Cook Joseph H, baker, se cor I '.each an 1 Prospect 
 
 Cook John, (Coo'c & Glatifleld) ws 2 vl West, b t 2'd and 4th North 
 
 Cook W L, butcher, ws in 1 West, bet 3rd ai 1 4th North 
 
 C( o i r U, butcher, w.s 3 id Wc*t, b?t 3rd an 1 4th North 
 
 Coomb John, laborer, ss l;t North, bet ?rd an 1 Jth VVest 
 
 Coombs George, p inter, e.s B-3ach, b3t FVuit an 1 Garden 
 
 '."oombs Hiram, printer, es 7th East, bet 1th and oth South 
 
 Cooper Charles, grocer, ns South Temple, bet Nt West & West Temple 
 
 Cooper vVm, real estate agent, ws l<t West, bet 3rd and -Ith South 
 
 Cope Jennie, widow, es 7th South, bet 8th and Oth Fast 
 
 Cope John, moul ler, ns North Temple, bet oth and Oth West 
 
 Cope Francis, U. C. ft. U, ns North Temple, bet Oth an 1 7th West 
 
 Cooper Robert, laborer, ns 7th South, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Cooper Thomas, engin MM*, es 1st West, bet 2nd and 3rd South 
 
 C >oper Wm, laborer, es 1st West, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Copps Garrett, blac'csmith, ws Ith West, bet 3rd and 4th South 
 
 C >rbitt Daniel, farmer, nw cor 5th East and 7th South 
 
 Cordell Annie, widow, ws l*t East, bet 1st and 2nd South 
 
 Co ker J F, clerk, ne cor 5th East and 3rd South 
 
 Corless Henry, ns 7th South, bet East Temple and West Temple 
 
 Corless Robert, teamster, ns 7th South, bet West Temple A East Temple 
 
 C >rless Thomas, farmer, ss 7th South, bet West Temple & East Temple 
 
 Corley David, laborer, es 1st East, bet 2 id and 3d South 
 
 Corsey Mary, widow, ne cor 1st West and 2nd North 
 
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Saidlery and Saddleiy-Hard-Trare, Jobbed bj W. L. Pickard. Salt Late City. 
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 Cotta H E, res ns 2nd North, bet IHh and 11th East 
 
 Cottam Catharine, widow, ws 5th West, bet North Temple & 1st North 
 
 Cottam Alma, carpenter, uw cor 5th Wost and North Temple 
 
 Cottam Heoer, teamster, nw cor ."ith West, and North Templo 
 
 Cottam John, tanner, ws 6th West, bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Cottle Joseph, clerk, us 1st South, bet -1th and 5th East 
 
 Cotton Mary, widow, ss 5ih South, bet 21 and 3d East 
 
 Cottrell L, (Lynch A: Cot.Trell) se cor Locust and Wall 
 
 Cottrell Win, res ns 3d South, bet 5lh and Oth East 
 
 Coulam Henry, carpenter, nw cor 1M South and 8th East 
 
 Coulam George, carpenter, n-4 2 I South, bet 7th and 8lh East 
 
 Coulam John, carpenter, se cor 7th East and South Temple 
 
 Goulard Joseph, laborer, es 5th East, bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 County Court Hou,e, ne cor '2d South and 2 1 We^t 
 
 Coult James, plasterer, ws 7th East, bet 1st and 2nd South 
 
 Coulter Fergus, (Daynes ct Coulter), ne cor 7th South and East Temple 
 
 Coulton Wm F res ss 5th South, bet l<t and '2nd East 
 
 Covey Enoch, teamster, nw cor 6i,h East and 3rd South 
 
 Covey Mrs Elizabeth, res ns3rd South, hot oth and 6th East 
 
 Covey Hiram, teamster, ss 2nd south, bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Cowan JoMi, lather, es 3rd West, bet Oth and 7th South 
 
 Cowan James, laborer, es 3rd West, bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Cowan A.ndrew, plasterer, es 3rd West, bet Gth and 7th South 
 
 Cowan Andrew, jr. printer, es 3rd West, bet 6:,h and 7th South 
 
 Cowan Alexander, se cor Oth South and 3rd West 
 
 Cowan W, clerk, es Vast Temple, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Cowley Mathias F, agent Contributor, ws W T, bet 1st South and S T 
 
 Cowley John M, laborer, es 2nd West, bet 1th and 5th South 
 
 Cowling Peter, res se cor Oak and Wall 
 
 Cox Henry, blacksmith, us South Temple, bot 8th and-Oih East 
 
 Cox Henry, laborer, ss South Temple, bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Cox Famuel, laborer, ns South Temple, bet8t.li and Oth East 
 
 Cox Edward, carpenter, ns North Temple, bst 3rd and 4th West 
 
 Cox Elijah, barber, sw cor Maple and Bluff 
 
 Crabb Eliza, widow, ss 2nd South, bet 8th and Oth East 
 
 Crabtree Wm, street car driver, es 8th East, bet 5th and Gth South 
 
 Crabtreee George A, street-car driver se cor 5th South and 8th East 
 
 Crackless Richard, painter, ns 1st South bet 5th and Gth West 
 
 Crackless Wm. painter, ns 1st South bet 5th and Gth West 
 
 Cracroft James, painter, ns 4th South bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Cracroft T, painter, ns 4th South bet 7th 3th East 
 
 Cracroft Lorenzo, painter, es Gth East bet Gth and 7th South 
 
 Craig John, signal officer, ss 2d South bet East and West Temple 
 
 Cranda'.l W. J, clerk, ws East Temple bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Crane John L, laborer, ws 12 East bet 3d and 4.h South 
 
 L. Goldberg- lias the largest stock of Men's wear in S. L. City 
 
Nobby Riding Saddles & Bridles, WX. Pickard, Salt Lake 
 
 28 and 30 First South Street," 
 
 Book & Job Printers, 
 
 BOOKBINDERS and PAPER RULERS, 
 
 And Proprietors of the 
 
 ALL KINDS OF 
 
 PLAIN and FANCY JOB PRINTING 
 
 Executed ivith Neatness and Dispatch. 
 
 Don't forget that Hardy Bros. & Burton have a well selected stock of Dry Goods 
 
Henry Arthur's Boot and Shoe Uppers, W. L, Picliard, Salt Lake City, Utah, 
 Salt Lake City Directory. 59 
 
 Crane E. W, boards Valley House 
 
 Cranwell Chas W, res ws West Temple bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Craren James \V, res ns 1st North bet E Temple and 1st East 
 
 Crismon Scott, clerk, ss 2J South bet 1st and 21 West 
 
 Crismon George, tax collector, ns 1st South bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Crismon Chas, contractor, es West Temple bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Crocheron George W, agent, ns 1st North bet West and East Temple 
 
 Crocker Frank, res ws 7th East bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Crockett Agnes, widow, ws 5th AVest bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Crock well J. D. M, physician, ws 4th East bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Croft Chas, laborer, es Otli East bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Croft Peter, shoemaker, es 9th East bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Croinar W. T, agent, nw cor Maple and Bluff 
 
 Crompton Stephen, clerk, ns 2d South bet 6th 7th East 
 
 Cronan P. H, stone cutter, boards Valley House 
 
 Crosby Caroline J, widow, sw cor Bluff and Elm 
 
 Cross Annie, widow, es 1st East bet 5th and 6th South. 
 
 Crossier Joseph, res ws Commercial bet 1st and 2J. South 
 
 Crouch Wm, clone, se cor 7th South and 6th East 
 
 Grouse 11. S, music teacher, ss 1st South bet 2daiid 3d East 
 
 Grout Carl, laborer, es 6th East bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Grout Mary, widow, es 7th East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Grout Wm, brieSdaye^es 1st West bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Crouther Sarah E, widow, ws 3d East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Crow G. H, harnessmaker, ss 1st South bet Oth l)th East 
 
 Crown Solom.ia, laborer, cs 10th East bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Crowel! Frank, ws 1*1. lUast bet 21 and 3d South 
 
 Crowcll J. T, res iis 3d South bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Crowther Wm, laborer, ns 7th South bet 1st and 21 West 
 
 Crowther James, laborer, ns North Temple bet 21 and 3d West 
 
 Crowther Win. carpenter, us North Temple bet 7th and 8th West 
 
 Crowtoii Frederick, plumber, ns 3d North bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Croxall Mark Careless & Croxall) ns South Temple bet 1st and 21 East 
 
 Croxall J. T, carpenter, ss 4th South bet 1st and 2d west 
 
 Croxall Mrs. Julia, res ns Fruit bet Walnut and 1st East 
 
 Croxall J, grocer, es 1st West bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Cushing James, res es8th East bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Cushing Robert, shoemaker, es 8th East bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Cushing James, sw cor 8th East and South Temple 
 
 Cushing James, Jr, S3 8th East bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Cushing John, night watchman, ws 8th East bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Cushing Henry, mining, se cor Ash and Fruit 
 
 Cullen M, mining, boards Valley House 
 
 Cullins G, supt Emma mine, boards Cohtinental 
 
 CULMER W II, merchant, nw cor Mountain and Elm 
 
 You can save 1O per cent by baying Clothing at L. Goldberg's 
 

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Ladies Saddles in great variety at W. L. Piciara's, Salt Lake City, Utah. 
 Salt Lake C.-ty DircttJry. 6t 
 
 CULMER H. L. A. (G. F. Culmer & Co) ws Pine bet Fruitaiid S Temple 
 
 CULMEH F.,Sr, ne cor Oak and Prospect 
 
 CULMER G. F. Jr, (G. F. Culmor Co) nw co.' Ash and Fruit 
 
 Cummings B. F, carpenter, ns I'd South bet 4th arid 5th East 
 
 Cummings Laron, bookkeeper, es 1st East bet South and North Temp 
 
 Cummings M, clerk, es 1st west bet 3d and 3.1 South 
 
 Cummings James W, county treasurer, ns 3d South bet 1st west AWT 
 
 Cummings Melom E, teller Deseret Nat, tt.mk, ns 31 S bet 1st \V A W T 
 
 Cummings Harry, res ss 31 South bet 1st and 31 East 
 
 Cunning Samuel, gardener es llth East bet Oth and 7th South 
 
 Cunningham Andrew, blacksmith, ns 3d South bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Cunningham Lydia, widow, ns 3d South bet 1st and 3d East 
 
 Cunningham J. A, res se cor 1st South and 1st West 
 
 Cunningham A, miller, boards II. U. Exchange 
 
 Cunningham Robert, res ws 4th East bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 CUNXINGTON JOHN(Cunnington A Co) merchant, nw c jr 5thS & WT 
 
 Curby G. A, laborer, ws Ith East bet ">th and Gth South 
 
 Curly George, mason, ss 7th South bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Curry lames, Salesman, ns 3d South bet East and West Temple 
 
 Curtiss Charles, laborer, nw cor 8th South and 31 East 
 
 Curtiss John T, laborer, ss South Temple bet ^1 and 3d East 
 
 Curtin Catherine, widow, ns 21 South bet kl and 4th East 
 
 Curtiss Theodore, res ss 7th South bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Cuthbert John A, laborer, ss 4th south bet Gth and 7th East 
 
 Cutler John C, agent, ss 1st South bet 3J and 4th West 
 
 CUTLER JOHN (Cutler B.'os) green grower, n\v cor Prospect & Spruce 
 
 Daft A. J, res ss 3d South bet R ist and West Temple 
 
 Daft Sarah A, widow, ns5th S mth bet 1st East and East Temple 
 
 Daggett E,ne cor South T< mple au 1 1st East 
 
 Dahl C. A, (Dahl & Thompson) ss3 I South bet East Temple and 1st E 
 
 Dahling Marshall, carpenter, cs Locust bet Prospect and High 
 
 Dalamore Frederick, laborer, ns 3 I S mlh bet 1st We.st and West Temp 
 
 Dale Hannah, widow, ws 4th East bet 5Mi and Oth South 
 
 Dale Mary A, widow, ss 3d South bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Dale John, res Wasatch Building 
 
 Daley Win, res Donalson House 
 
 Dallas S. B, Carpenter, es 1st West bei North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Dallas S. C, carpenter, es l<t West bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Daltou George, teamster, ns North Temple bet E Temple and 1st East 
 
 Daugerfield Thomas, painter, ns 3J South bet Oth and 10th East 
 
 Dangerfleld James, plaste^r, ss 3-1 South bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Dangerfiold George, tinsmith, ns South Temple bet 9th and 10th East 
 
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First Prizes awarded at all Territorial Fairs, to W. L. Pickard, Salt Lake. 
 
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 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a fine stock of Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps & Clothing 
 
Sole Leather, French Kip, Calf & Morroccos at Pickard's. 
 
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 Banks Peter, laborer, es 4th West bet 1st South and South Temple 
 Danks Win, res ss 3d North bet 1st and 2d West 
 Dark Sydney (Dark and Fuller) ss 5th South bet 3d and 4th East 
 Dark George, res es 7th East bet 5th and 6th South 
 Darknell Beiijaman, laborer, se cor South Temple and 6th West 
 Darling J. M, commercial agent, ns 3d South bet East & West Temple 
 Darling A. F, commercial agent, ss 3d South bet East & West Temple 
 Daniels D. L. clerk, ns South Temple bet 7th and 8th West 
 Daniels Thomas, laborer, ss 1st South bet 3d and 4th West 
 Dart Dr. J. M, physician, sw cor East Temple and 3d South 
 Davidge Joseph, laborer, es 1st West bet 11 h and 5th North 
 Davidson Daniel, res ss 4th South bet 5th and 6th East 
 Davis John, tailor, ws 9th East bet 1st and 2.1 South 
 Davis Thomas, brickmaker, es 12th East bet South Temple & 1st South 
 Davis Edward, carpenter, ns 2d South bet Dth and llth East 
 Davis G. B, bookkeeper, ss 1st, South bet 9th and 10th East 
 Davis Wm. lather, es 10th East bet 1st and 2cl South 
 Davis J. G, broker, ss 1st South bet 1st and 2d East 
 Davis Emma N, widow, ss 3d South bet East and West Temple 
 Davis Lorris, flour preserver, ss 6th South bet 3d and 4th East- 
 Davis Wm. laborer, ns 1st South bet 2d and 3d East 
 Davis George, grocer, es 1st East bet 1st South and South Temple 
 Davis Elizabeth, widow, riw cor 1st South and 2d East 
 Davis Robert, boards Colorado House 
 Davis James, laborer, ws 1st East bet 5th and 6th South 
 Davis E. W, merchant, ns South Temple bet 1st West & W T 
 Davis D. L (Barnes & Davis) ns South ^emple bet 1st and 2d West 
 Davis Elisabeth, widow, ss 1st South bet 6th and 7th West 
 Davis Samuel F, laborer, sslst South bet 6th and 7th West 
 Davis Albert, laborer, ss North Temple bet W T and 1st West 
 Davis John, laborer, ws 8th West bet 1st North and North Temple 
 Davis W. P, laborer, ws 8th West bet 1st North and North Temple 
 Davis R, dentist, ne cor 5th South and 3d West 
 Davis George H, res Donaldson House 
 
 Davis Franklin, laborer, ws 5th West bet North and South Temple 
 Davis Thomas, laborer, es 6th west bet North T and 1st North 
 Davis John, laborer, es 6th West bet North T and 1st North 
 Davis Thomas, clerk, Continental 
 
 Davis Morgan, plasterer, es 7th East bet 5th and 6th South 
 Davis Lewellyn D, res se cor 3d South and 4th East 
 Davis Myron, laborer, ss 4th South bet 5th and 6th East 
 Davis Heber, carpenter, es 1st West bet 1st and 2d North 
 Davis Angus, teamster, ns Fruit bet Cherry and Peach 
 Davis Wm, night watchman, ns Fruit bet Cherry and Peach 
 Davis Mary, widow, ws Cherry bet Fruit and Garden 
 
 . GOLDBERG, LEADING CL.OTHIER, Salt Lake City, 
 
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 Cut'ery, F:shir,g Tacl-lc. Blliard In piemen's, Cards 
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 THE LARGEST STOCK OF CIGARS & CIGARETTES IN THE CITY, 
 
 Pipes and Smokrrs Articles of Every- 
 
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 Dealer in \hc Finest. Brands of 
 
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 PIPES, TOBACCO AND ALL EECKEE-S' ASTICLES. 
 
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 P. O. Box, 614. 
 
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 Steel, Powder and Fuse. 
 Also Manufacturers ol all kinds of 
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 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a full line of General Merchandise 
 
California Lasso Saddles, W. L. Piciiard, Salt Lake City. 
 
 Salt Lake City Dircctoiy. 65 
 
 Davis Theopliil us, laborer, ss (Centre bet Currant and A;>ricot 
 Davis Wm, st<,m cutter, ws 7th West hot Noith and South Tcmplo 
 Davis ltd ward W, carpenter, cs 2:ul West, bet Noith Temple & 1st North 
 Davis Edward, laborer, es 2nd West, bet North Temple & l>t North 
 Davis Joseph, laborer, es 2nd \Voxt, bet North '] emple and 1st Noith 
 Davis I) F, pattern maker, es 3:id West, bet North Temple & l?t Noith 
 Davy Mrs Louisa, ns 8th South, bet 2nd and-'lrd West 
 Davy 8, stone cutler, s\v cor Fruit and Chestnut 
 Dawson Mrs Mary, ss 2. id South, bet l^t West and West Temple 
 Dawson J W, janitor St. Murks, us 1st South, bet 1st and 2nd Vast 
 Day Win W, clerk, ws 1 -;t Kast, bet 4lh and 5th South 
 Day Mrs D, dressmaker, ns 1st South, bet Pt West and West Temple 
 Day Hugh, res nc cor 5:h \Vest and South Temple. 
 Day A R, teamster, ne cor oth \Ve.-t and South Temple 
 Day Arthur, ns High, bet Chestnut and Pine 
 
 Daynes John, (Daynes < Coulter.) '.vs Dak, bet South Temple and Fruit 
 Paynes Mrs IHi/a, res es Oak, bet South Temple and Fiuit 
 Daynes J J, res se cor Oak and Fruit 
 
 Dean Joseph IT, stone cutter, es 2?;d West, bet f>th and fth North 
 Decker Harvey, res ns 1st South, hot 1st West arid West Temple 
 Decker Ohail ;s, res ns 1st South, bet 2nd and SJ:*d West 
 Decker Mrs V, widow, ws 7th East, bet JJrd and 4tli South 
 Decker Perry, sto -kman, e,5 ->rd West, bet North Temple and ls*t North 
 Decker Lester, l.iboror, s^cor Htii South and 2;id Kast 
 Decker Sarah, widow, ws 2 id 1'ast, bet 1st and 2 id South 
 Deishton, 11 J, bookkeeper, ss South Temple, bet 8!h and 9th East 
 Deighton Hubert, mcreliant, ws Oth T'a-t, bet 1st and 2nd South 
 Pelamore W, ss o'rd S,ulh, hot I-"a-4 Temple and West Temple 
 Dell W, laborer, es 2nd Ka-?T, bet 5th and Gth South 
 Dclouch Disirc, laborer, ws :i;-d Kast, hotord and 4th South 
 Denhalter Chas, manufacturer, ns -lib South, bet 2nd and 3rd East 
 I e'iny ('has, printer, ss 1 ;t South, bet 7th and St.h l"'ast 
 Cent G J, grocer, in South Temple, bet Oth and ] :th Kast 
 Denver and Rio Grande Depot, svr cor 2 ul South and f)th West 
 D ppe William, laborer, ns lend South, betSth and Oth East 
 PCMT Wm II, carpenter, es ^rd West, bet North Temple and 1st North 
 f- I Derrick Alfred, laborer, s\v cor 2nd South and 6th I-.'ast 
 i Derrick Z W, machinist, s\v cor 2nd South and Oth East 
 ^" ; I 'erri: k 7, T. pattern maker, ws (ith East, bet 1st and 2nd South 
 
 -, j Noseret University, nc cor 2nd West and 1st North 
 .. i Deseret Hos]>ital, ws fith l-'ast, bet 1st South and South Temple 
 ! Pevaughn John, engineer, boards Uail^oad 1'xchange 
 
 .^2. 1 Powy H F, carpenter, ws Fast Tern} 1 \ l;et, Tth and t'th South 
 
 "> ! l)3wey Mrs O F, nw cor W T and Isr NoHh 
 
 i Dewey J II, caipenter, ns 1th South, bet 2nd and 3rd East ! ! 
 
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 WEEKLY HERALD, (8 pages), - 2.00 " ' ' " 
 
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 Does the Neatest Work, 
 
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 JUSTICES' BLANKS, 
 
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Handsome Double Buggy Harness at W. L. Pickard's. 
 
 Salt Lake City Directory. 67 
 
 Dewey Albert, res ns 1th South bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 De Gray Alfred, moulder, es 7th East, bet 1st and 2nd South 
 
 DeKay Wm, bookkeeper, es 1st West, bet 1st and 2nd South 
 
 De Mott Bergen, res sw cor 3rd South and 5th East 
 
 Dibble Philo, laborer, es 2nd West, bet 2nd and 3rd South 
 
 Dick John, laborer, ss South Temple, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Dick James, laborer, ss South Temple, bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Dickert Ferdinand, U S surveyor, es 1st West, bet S T and N T 
 
 Dickman Joseph, laborer, ws 3rd West, bet 3rd and 4th North 
 
 Dickson W H, attorney, ss South Temple, bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Dickson H A, clerk, ws 10th East, bet 2nd and 3rd South 
 
 Diehl Christopher, barber, ns 2nd South, bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Dignan Emma, widow, es 2nd West, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Dimmock G. res ns South Temple, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Dinwoody Mrs Anna, ws 1st West, bet 3rd and 4th South 
 
 Din woody Mrs Ellen, res ws 1st West, bet 3rd and 4th South 
 
 DINWOODEY H, furniture, es 1st West, bet 3rd and 4th South 
 
 Dinwoodey James; restaurant, ws West Temple, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Dix Owen, res ns 1st South, bet 2nd and 3rd East 
 
 Dix Wm, laborer, es 5th West, bet 1st and 2nd South 
 
 Dobson Thomas, night watchman, ss 2nd South, bet 2nd and 3rd West 
 
 Dolberg C F, boards Clift House 
 
 Dooley J E, banker, es 3rd East, bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Doman Edward, chimney sweep, ws 3d West bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Don Dr. M, ns 1st South bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 DONELSON C. M. Jr, (Honelson Bros) ss 2d South bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Donelson C. M, ns 21 South bet 1st and 21 East 
 
 DONELSON J. R, (Donelson Bros) ns 2,1 South bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Donelson House, ns 2d South bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 Donelson C. M, Prop. Donelson House 
 
 Donaldson Charles T, carpenter, es 1st East bet North and South T 
 
 Donkin James, waiter, ns 2d South bet llth and 12th East 
 
 Donkin Thomas, laborer, ws 12th East bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Donkin Chas, laborer, ns 2d South bet llth and 12th East 
 
 Donnelly Joseph, cook, ws 2d West bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Doremus Abraham, civil engineer, es 2d West bet 1st and 2d North 
 
 Dosier Thomas, res Donelson House 
 
 Dougall W. B, supt Des Tel Co, ws W T bet S T and N T 
 
 Douglass Dr George, ss 1st South bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Doull George Dunbar, architect, ss South Temple 7th and 8th East 
 
 Lover Joseph, mason, ns 1st North bet 12 and 13 East 
 
 Dowden Edwin, clerk, ns 1st North bet 1st and|2d West, 
 
 Dowding John, tailor, ns 2d South bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Dowling W T, blacksmith, sw cor 3d East and 3d South. 
 
 Downing J J, res ss 2d South bet West Temple and East Temple 
 
 L. Goldberg has the largest stock of Men's wear in S. L*. City 
 
Rubber and Gold Plated Carriage Harness at Pickard's. 
 
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 ZE3I O IE 3 
 
 J"OSFJ?EL WALKER, 
 
 (Late manager of Doscrot Wagon and Carriage Co.) 
 
 MANUFACrUllKll OF 
 
 CARRIAGES, SPRING WAGONS, 
 
 Etc., Etc. 
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 fi| Carriage, Wagon and Blacksmithing Work 
 
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 Done in a Satisfactory manner. 
 
 CARRIAGE PAINTING- AND TRIMMING 
 
 A SPECIALTY. 
 
 ill's r.CAC, Chrcc-frcrths of Elcci South of Sheatr, - - - SALT LAIS CITY 
 
 ICE. ICE. ICE, 
 
 54 and 56 Second South Siroet, 
 SALT LAKE CITY. 
 
 K A T, :: i : s IN 
 
 HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDLES' 
 
 Whips, Spurs, IZ wishes, Curry-combs, Etc. 
 
 All Work Guaranteed and sold at Bottom Prices. 
 
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 72 SECOND SOUTH ST33ET. P. 0. Bos 136, SALT LAKE CITY. I * 
 
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 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a fine sto& of Boots & Shoes, Eais, Caps & Clothing 
 
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Best Team Harness made by W. L. Pickard, Salt Lake. 
 Sa.'t Lake C.ty Directory. 69 
 
 Drury Thomas, laborer, so cor Clv^i ry and Fruit 
 
 Drake* lloiace, surveyor, cs 5th East bet 1st and 21 South 
 
 Drake Cyrin II, farmer, cs r>th East b?t 1st anofSJ South 
 
 Drake Hiram, fa im -DISCS oth East bet I;tand2d South 
 
 Driver Mrs G W, res es Oth Eaot 'Id an 1 (til Soutli 
 
 Drucc Henry, enslaver, us :Jd Norih b :t ?id and 4th West 
 
 Druco Chas., carpenter, ns \\ \ North bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Drucc John, carpenter sc cor 5th TU^t and 1st South 
 
 Drucc John A, carpenter, ss 1st South bet oth and GUi Fast 
 
 Duckworth Joseph, blacksmith, \vs6 h West bet 1 ;t and 2d North 
 
 DuiTln Gourde, laborer, cs GJi Fast bet Oth and 7th South 
 
 J'uke J J, clerk, cs">th Fast bet 'kl and -Jth South 
 
 Duke Harry T. teller \V. F. A fo v es Fast Temi 1? bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Durnar Walter, laborer, ss Fruit bet Kim and Maple 
 
 Dinner Win., re.y n\y cor High and Elm 
 
 Dunbar D. C, Herald O.fiuo,s\v cor Gar' Sen and Kim 
 
 Dunbar David, .Herald (>i-ice, sw cor G.trdcn and F^m 
 
 Dunbor Mrs. Hannah, no cor Fir and Garden 
 
 Dunbar ISu ;').]; :v>.,! Ison i'louss 
 
 Dune in James, es ith :>i--L b^tOfchsind 7th South 
 
 Duncasoji David M, bbtcksmith, sw cor 1st South and fith West 
 
 Dn n ford George, res ns South Tcmpl-c bet l^t v\'est and West Temple 
 
 Dunford Geor.5c II, clerk, sw cor West Terrn-le and l^t North 
 
 Dunford George, merchant, sw c >r S/uth r ie;nple bet Gth and 7th East 
 
 D-.nri Dani >:, blacksmitli, sv'd N.. -ih boL '> 1 and 4t!i West 
 
 ])uieui!ei- James, laborer, v/s III Fast bet Till an-1 Mb South 
 
 1 uniford f \ : ,w:ird h , ier.l osUit:^ agent, ns Wall bet Maple and Elm 
 
 Durniord Arthur J, carpenter, nw cor rUufl'and Locust 
 
 Durns Fhurlrs, cleilv, e> "d \Vcst bet 6th and ?th South 
 
 Durnville James, res ss Glh South bet lid and :kl \V r est 
 
 Durr William, janitor, FS 1st North bet I'd and 3d West 
 
 Duval A. porter White II<.u-o 
 
 1. -\v\ -or James, i-tat ionnr, ns Xorth Temple bet 1st Wand West Temple 
 
 Dye !?. W, baibcr, nslst South bet 1st and 2J Fast 
 
 Dye U< best, ilorist, nw cor Oalc and Fruit 
 
 Dyer V\'m C, engineer, s? 1st Noitb bet od and 4th West 
 
 Dyet W, laborer, s< Oth South bet ^1 and 4th West 
 
 Dykeman John, carpenter, ss ?d North bet 5th and Gth West 
 
 D'Shciniug II J, (D Bros) ws l>t West bet 4th and 5th North 
 
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 Eardley James, res ss 7th South bet Fast and West Temple 
 3'ardley James, im ivhaiit, es Fast Temple bet Gth and 7th South 
 Eardley Bedscn, potter, ws 1st West bet 3d and 4th South 
 Eardley Mary A, res es 2 1 West bet Jd and 4th South 
 
 L. "roldberg, the only Clothing Manufacturer, S. L. City 
 
W. JD. PicJtard carries a full line of Trotting & Racing Goods 
 
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 Second Hand Goods & Commission Agency 
 
 General Merchandise Haniiod on Commission. 
 
 G~> and 07 SECOND SOUTH STREET, 
 In connection with above 
 
 WHOLESALE and RETAIL BUTCHER SHOPS. 
 Cattle Dealer & Cattle Handled on Commission. 
 
 75 and 77 SECOND SOUTH STREET. 
 
 JAMES S. 
 
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 *| BOTANIC/XL PHYSICIAN, 
 
 Corner Ninth East and Third South Streets, 
 
 P. O. Box 727, - - Salt Lake City, Utah. 
 
 UNITED ORDER MERCHANT TAILORS, 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1874 
 
 First Class Suits Made to Order, 
 
 From $25 and Upward, Perfect Fit Guaranteed. 
 
 30 Main Street, opposite Z. C. M. I. 
 We carry full Lines of 
 
 FRENCH, ENGLISH, SCOTCH & DOMESTIC GOODS. 
 
 = I SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 
 
 Don't forget that Hardy Bros. & Burton have a well selected stock of Dry Goois 
 
Wrought Spanish Bits & Spurs, W. L. Pickard, Salt Lake. 
 
 Salt Lake City Directory 71 
 
 Earl Jane, widow, wsOth East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Earl Edwin W, laborer, ws 9th East bet -1th and oth South 
 
 Eail Alfred W, engineer, ws Oth East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 EARL L. M, tobacconist, sw cor Bluff and Elm 
 
 Earl M, tailor, sw cor Bluff and Elro 
 
 Earll Joseph, res es llth East bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Earll Henry, gardener, ws 1st West bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Earll A. H, agent D. & R. G. W, es 5th West bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Eby John, laborer, ns 2nd North, bet 10th and llth East 
 
 Eccles W, res es 7th West, bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Eccles Andrew, stone cutter, es 7th West, bet North Temple & 1st North 
 
 Eckly Emil, carpenter, ns 7th South, bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Eckman John, tailor, nw cor Summit and Fine 
 
 Eddington Wm, grocer, ws West Temple, bet bth and 6th South 
 
 Eddington Wm J, teamster, ws West Temple, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Eddington James, dork, ws West Temple, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Eddington Wm, ss North Temple, bet Oth and 7th West 
 
 Edgington Frank, laborer, sw cor North Temple and 12th East 
 
 Edgington Walter W, expressman, ws 8th East, bet 1st and 2nd South 
 
 Eddons Mrs J, res es West lemple, bet 3rd and 4th South 
 
 Edgar W, engineer, ns 1st South, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Edgar W, laborer, ns 1st South, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Edgerly Jsson, car pouter, ss (>th South, bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Edlar Larzo, gardener, es 1'th East, bet 13rd and 4th South 
 
 Edmunds J M, dentist, ss 2nd South, bet 10th and llth East 
 
 Edmunds Francis, cooper, ns 5th South, bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Edmunds Wm, wait, r, ss Prospect, bet Chestnut and Pine 
 
 Edmunds Robert, w.v'ter, sw cor Pine and Prospect 
 
 Edmunds Joseph, waiter, ss South Temple, bet 2nd and 3rd East 
 
 Ed sail M E, reporter, P.; West Temple, bet 1st and 2nd South 
 
 Edward AleAando r, nw cor Plum and Centre 
 
 Edward Wm, res ws West Temple bet fith and 7th South 
 
 Edwards John, res es 5th West bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Edwards Thomas, laborer, es 5th west bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Edwards David, laborer, es 5th West bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Edwards Charles, rex cs 7th East bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Edwards John, laborer, es 7th East bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Edwards S D, mining, ns 3rd South, bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Edwards James, bricklayer, ss 4th South, bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Egan Wm M, res es 2nd West, bet 2nd and 3rd North 
 
 Eighteenth Ward School, ne cor South Temple and 1st East 
 
 Eighth Ward School, ns 4th South, bet 1st and 2nd East 
 
 Ekker Arnold, res ss 2nd North, bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Elder J B, res ss 2nd South, bet 1st and 2nd West 
 
 Eldredge H S, banker, ss 1st South, bet 2nd and 3rd East 
 
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 You can save 1O per cent by baying Clothing at L. Goldberg'? 
 
WATXTN'S PATENT STIRRUP, best for Kroii^io Riders. 
 
 II NO PAINTER CAN MIX " 
 
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 With the Purest Material, 
 
 A 'Hotter Paint than 
 
 C TJ L IMI 313 35^ ' S 
 
 ENAMEL REfiDY MIXED! 
 
 We 9 re now prepared to take Orders for 
 
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 IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. ^ 
 
 Before contracting for your Paint Material; or for 
 Painting, be sure you consult with 
 
 G. F. CULMER & BEOS, 
 
 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 
 We will always more than Compete in Price. 
 
 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a full lias of General Merchandise 
 
Saddlery and Saddlery-Hardware, Jobbed by W. L. Pickari Salt Lake City. 
 
 Salt Lake City Directory. 73 
 
 Eldredge Kuth, widow, ws 4th West, bet North Temple and 1st North 
 Eleventh Ward School, sw cor 1st South and 8th East 
 Elggreeri A F, carpenter, es 3rd West, bet North Temple and l^t North 
 Kliason O, jeweler, nw cor Ash and Bluff 
 Ellerbeck Jarncs, res ne cor Bluff and Maple 
 
 Elleibeck T W, supl. gas works, RS 1st North, bet 1st and 2nd West 
 Ellis N M, boiler maker, ns 3rd North, bet 4th and 5th West 
 Ellis James, laborer, ns High, bet Oak and Elm 
 Ellis E O, agricultural implements, boards White House 
 Ellis G S, carpenter, ss South Temple, bet 9th and 10th East 
 Ellis G H, carpenter, ss South Temple, bet 9th and 10th East 
 Ellis G E, carpenter, ss South Temple; bet 9th and Uth East 
 Ellis Joseph, painter, es 4th West, bet 3rd and 4th Svuith 
 Ellis Ebenezer, laborer, es 3rd West, bet 3rd and 4th North 
 Elsmore Martha, widow, ss 1st North, bet 5th and 6th West 
 Elvers Carl, res ws 2nd East, be 2nd and 3rd South 
 Emery Elizabeth, widow, ws 7th West, bet North. and South Temple 
 Emery Isaac A, clerk, ws 7th West, bat, North and South Temple 
 Emery David S, clerk, ws Gth West, bet 2nd and 3rd North 
 Emms John, laborer, ss 5th South, bet 7th and 8th East 
 Emory George 11, laborer, es 8th West, bet North and South Temple 
 Empy N A, merchant, sw cor South Temple and 2nd East 
 Engler Adam, res ns 1st South, bet West Temple and East Temple 
 Engler Gus. res ws West Temple, bet 2nd and 3rd South 
 English II, boards Clift Eouse 
 
 English Andrew, res nw cor 9th East and South Temple 
 Englestrom A O, laborer, es 4th East, bet Gth and 7th South 
 Ensign Horace, clerk, s.s 3rd Sout-h, bet 2nd and 3rd East 
 Ensign Samuel, carpenter, ss 3d South, bet 2nd and 3rd East 
 Ensign S L, quarry man, ss3rd South, bet 2nd and 3rd East 
 Ensign L. A, farmer, ns 3rd South, bet 2nd and 3rd P"ast 
 Ensign Kufus, farmer, ne cor 3rd South and 2nd East- 
 Ensign J C, carpenter, es 2nd East, bet 2nd and 3rd South 
 Entwistle Edwin, res ws (5th West, bet 1st and 2nd North 
 Eppler J W, mining, ns South Temple, bet Gth and 7th East 
 Erb G 8, proprietor vValker House 
 
 Erickson Annie E, widow, ns South Temple, bet 9th and 10th East, 
 Erickson Job, sw cor 7th East and 6th South 
 Erickson GP, shoemaker, ss 5th South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 Ericson Peter, carpenter, es West Temple, bet 7th and 8th South 
 Ericson James, moulder, ns 5th South, bet 2nd and 3rd East 
 Ericson John, res ne cor 2nd East and 5th South 
 Ericson Ernma A, widow, es 6Lh West, bet North and South Temple 
 Ervin Robert, clerk, es 1st West, bet Gth and 7th South 
 Ervine Robert, res ws 3rd East, bet Gth and 7th South 
 
 L. Goldberg- has the largest stock of Men's wear in S. L.. City 
 
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Nobby Biding Saddles & Bridles, W.L. Pickard, Salt Lake 
 
 SILVER IRON WORKS 
 
 <((( Will Furnish )))>- 
 
 IE0I WOBK AID MAGHI1EEY 
 
 For Mining, Milling and Smelting Works. 
 
 Railroad and Steamboat Work, 
 
 <S*ist and S^w |Bill morfc, 
 
 IECN EA3L1NOS, GATES, Etc. 
 
 IRON PIPING AND HYDRAULIC WORK 
 
 Buildings Heated by Steam or Hot Water. 
 
 IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS, Etc. 
 
 HYDRAULIC MOTORS, 
 
 To run by water from the city Mains, which may 
 
 be seen running the presses at the Deseret 
 
 News and the Juvenile Instructor 
 
 Otfices. 
 
 WM. J. SILVER, Proprietor, 
 
 North Temple Street, South Side, between West 
 Temple and first West. 
 
 OP. O. Box 5-ae, - - SstltlLsaize City 
 
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 Don't forget that Hardy Bros. & Burton have a well selected stock of Dry Goo^s 
 
Henry Arthur's Boot and Shoe Upper?, W, L, P:c!:a*:d, Sa't Lake City, TJ'an, 
 
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 Salt Lake City Dirct tory. 75 
 
 Ervine John, clerk, ws Centre, bet Pear and Cane 
 
 Erwin f, ne cor 7th South and 6th East 
 
 Estes A Li, teamster, us 2nd West, bet 6th and 7.th South 
 
 Ethcote James, laborer, ss 1st North, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Evans E H, carpenter, ss 3rd South, bet 1st and 2nd West 
 
 Evans Charles H, carpenter, ss 3rd South, bet, Inland 2nd West 
 
 Evans David M, builder, ss 3rd South, bet 1st and 2nd West 
 
 Evans Ann, widow, es West Temple, bet 1st and 2nd South 
 
 Evans Jonathan, blacksmith, ws 7th West, bet North & South Temple 
 
 Evans Thomas L, blacksmith, ns North Temple, bet 7th and 8ih West 
 
 Evans George, carpenter, ss 3;id North, bet 3rd and 1th West 
 
 Evans Mrs D W, se cor Chestnut and High 
 
 Evans J E, clerk, ns 4th South, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Evaiis C M, bookkeeper, ss 2nd South, bet 10th ahd llth East 
 
 Evans M K, (Evans & Spencer) ns South Tern pi 3, opp 7th East 
 
 Evans David, plumber, es 5th East, bet 3rd and 4th South 
 
 EVANS WM, painter, es 3rd East, bet 2nd and 3rd South 
 
 Evans Ann, widow, es 3d East, bet 3rd and 4th South 
 
 Evans John, painter, ss 7th South, bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Evans Emma, widow, ss 7th South, bet East Temple and lit East 
 
 Evans Mrs Martha, res ns 1st South, bet, 5th and 6th West 
 
 Evans John H, laborer, ss South Temple, bet 5uii and 6th West 
 
 Evans Rachel, widow, ss 1st South, bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Evans II P, merchant, ns 1st South, bei 6th and 7lh Wjst 
 
 Evans John, jr, ns South Temple, bet 7th anl 8th Wjst 
 
 Evans John, teamster, es 8th West, bet North Temple and 2nd North 
 
 Evans Hiram, mii^on, ss 5^h South, bat 3.-d an 1 4th WJ.JL 
 
 Evans Moses, blacksmith, ns 3rd South, bet 3rd and 4th West 
 
 Evans Eliza, widow, ws 4th West, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Evans W F, plasterer, ws 4th West, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Evans Thomas, boiler maker, ws 1st West, bet 4th and 5th North 
 
 Evans Thomas, stone cutter, es 8th West, bet North Temple &lst North 
 
 Evans James, carpenter, es Spruce, bet Wall and Prospect 
 
 Everett Frederick, res ss 3rd South, bet East Temoleand West Temple 
 
 Everett Wm, laborer, es 2nd East, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Everett Iladison, laborer, es 2nd East, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Everett George, laborer, ss South Temple, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Everett F B, laborer, ss 6th South, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Ewer Albert, laborer, sw cor 6th West and South Temple 
 
 Ewer Robert, clerk, sw cor 6th West and South Temple 
 
 Ewer Janet, widow, sw cor 6th West and South Temple 
 
 Ewer J W, brakemau. ws 6th West, bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Ewing S. C, prop Clift House 
 
 You can save 1O per cent by buy ing Clothing at L. Goldberg' $ 
 
Shoe Leather & Findings, "W. L. Piokard, Salt Lake City. 
 
 J5| HENRY WAGENER, 
 
 ! CALIFORNIA BREWERY 
 
 Emigration Canyon. Established 1864. 
 
 Bottled Beer a Specialty. Wholesale and Retail. 
 
 Office and Depot, 17 and 19 Second South Streto, Salt 
 Lake, City, Utah. 
 
 PACIFIC SAMPLE ROOMS! 
 
 STRICTLY FIRST CLASS 
 
 In Every Respect. 
 
 If You Don't See What You Want, Ask For It, 
 
 Second South Street, Near Main, SALT LAKE CITY. 
 
 C. E. BRUCE, Prop'r. 
 
 OUT & L1YSBT 8XABLEB. 
 
 Horses Boarded by the Day, Week or Month, 
 
 STABLES situated on the East Side of the STATE BOAD, one 
 and one-hall' blocks south of the 'Iheatre. 
 
 D. C. BOOTH, Proprietor. 
 
 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 
 
 W. J". IM.OSS, 
 
 Manufacturer of 
 
 Saddles, Farm, Freight and Buggy Harness, 
 
 ISTo. 166 First East Street, Second Door South of Corner Second 
 South Street, SALT LAKE 
 
 Returns ThnnJes to Jiis many friends for past favors, and solicits 
 their future patronaae, and will supply a Good Article* 
 
 Material and Workmanship Guaranteed. Espairs Promptly Attended to. 
 
 Call and see Hardy Bros. & Burton's complete stock of Staple & Fancy Groceries 
 
Ladies Saddles in great variety at W. L. Picfcard's, Salt Lake City, Utah. 
 Salt Lake City Directory. 77 
 
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 Fabian F J, (Travis & Co,) ss 3d South bet 2d <fc 3d West 
 
 Fail Frederick W, clerk, w- 3d East bet 1st &2d South 
 
 Faircloth Peter, stonecutter, es 2d West bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Falion J M, bds Clift House 
 
 Farmer Henrietta, widow, ns cor 5th South & Past Temple 
 
 Farmer Wm W, carpenter, es 6th West bet 1st South & South Temple 
 
 Farmer J, merchant, ns 2d South bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 FarnsNvorth Chas E, laborer, se cor 4th South atid & 1st West 
 
 Farns worth Lewis H, bookkeeper, se cor 4th South & 1st West 
 
 Farns worth Jane E, widow, se cor 4th South and 1st west 
 
 FarrElmira, widow, ws West Temple bet North Temple & 1st North 
 
 Farrell J W, (Burke & F) ss 1st South bet 1st & 3d East 
 
 Farringtoii John, laborer, es 5th W bet South Temple & North Temple 
 
 Farron Walter, res ns 3rd North, 21st Ward 
 
 Farron Joseph, mining, ss 2nd South, bet 1st and 2nd West 
 
 Faust H J, Horse Market, res 3rd East, bet 1st and 2nd South 
 
 Fawcet Wm, laborer, ws 12th East, bet 3rd and 4th South 
 
 Featherstone John, laborer, es 2nd West, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Fehr Christian, barber, es East Temple, bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Felt Joseph H, clerk, ws 7th Fast bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Felt John G, commercial agent, ns 2d South bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Felt David P, carpenter, as centre bet Pear and Cane 
 
 Felt A, W, clerk, ss 2d South bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Felt George F, clerk, ws East T bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Fenimore W, carpenter, ns 6th South bet 10th and llth East 
 
 Fenton S. F, res sw cor 2d West and North Temple 
 
 Fenton F, nurseryman, sw cor 4th West and 4th South 
 
 Ferguson E. H, boards Clift House 
 
 Ferguson H. .\, agent, ns South Temple bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Ferguson John, res ws 3d Easfe bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Ferguson F, lawyer, ss 1st South bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Ferris F. S, laborer, ws 5th East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Ferron A. 13, U. S. Deputy Surveyor, es West T bet 6th and 7th Sou h 
 
 Ferry Mrs. Mary A, ne cor 6th West and 1st South 
 
 Ferry Edward, jeweler, sw cor North Temple and 1st West 
 
 Fevreyear Charles, baker, ss Fruit bet Elm and Maple 
 
 Fewens Lizzie, widow, sw cor Mountain and Spruce 
 
 Field Harry, clerk, ws Walnut bet Bluff and Wall 
 
 Fielding Mary A, widow, ss 3d South bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Fielding Jane, widow, es 3d West bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Fields David, laborer, 1st North bet llth and 12th East 
 
 Fields Wm, porter, ws Commercial bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Fifteenth Ward School, ss 2d South bet 3d aud 4th West 
 
 L. roldberg, the only Clothing Manufacturer, S. L. City 
 
First Prizes awarded at all Territorial Fairs, to W; 1. Piciar d, Salt late. 
 
 T. 
 
 {Successors to W. W. Bartlett & Co. 
 Manufacturers 01 
 
 And Mattresses, and General Upholsterers. 
 No 23<> MAIN ST., - - Next to Clift House. 
 
 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH. 
 
 1 WASATCH MILLS 
 
 OF 881. 
 
 My new mills, the Finest in Utah, are now in operation, and am 
 prepared to till all orders for 
 
 mi 
 
 On Short Notice and at Low Prices. 
 
 IEITJS:L:E:R,. 
 
 WHITE COTTAGE STORE 
 
 UNION BLOCK, No. 71 Second Sout'a Street.. 
 P. O. BOX 739. 
 
 FSA. f-J IV Er****., F*iropri -tor, 
 
 Dealer in 
 
 Cigars, Tobacco, Dry Goods and Fancy Goods, 
 
 Third North Street, bet. 1st and 2d West, SALT LAKE CITY. 
 
 ZERUBBABEL SNOW, 
 
 BULL'S HEAD MEAT MARKET, 
 
 Opposite Walker House, No. 193 Main Street. 
 
 Prorr.pt Delivery, M. GOLDSTICKER, Prop. 
 
 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a fine stock of Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps & Clothing 
 
Sole Leather, French Kip, Calf & Morroccos at Pielrard's. 
 
 |.J I Salt Lake City Directory, 79 
 
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 Fifth Ward School, sw cor 3d West and 7th South 
 
 Finch Thomas, fireman, ss 3d North bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Fink C. K, res es 3d West bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Fink I. M, clerk, boards White House 
 
 Firemen's Hall, ss l^t South bet lit and 2d Eist 
 
 P'irst W<ird School, ws ttlh East bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Fish Edwin, conch builder, ss North Temple bet 2J and 3d West 
 
 Fish Ann, widow, res ss North Temple bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Fisher Albert, foreman, ns 5th South bet 9th and ICth East 
 
 Fisher, John, res ws 8th East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Fisher Edward, shoemaker, ss Centre bet Currant and Apricot 
 
 Fisher Henry, laborer, ws 2d West bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Fisher Clara, widow, e.s \V\st rr emple bet 1st and 3d outh 
 
 Fisher liev. II. D t res ws 3d East bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Fisher Jame-, laborer, es Poplar Av bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Fisher Win, res ss 1st North bet 5th and 6th West 
 
 Fissell Martin, butcher, es 6th East bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Fister Gasper, brewer, ns 4th S mth bet 9th and l)th East 
 
 Fitt Win, mason, ss7th South bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Fitzgerald Thomas, fireman, ns 1st South bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Fitzgerald J. A, mining, sw cor 4th South and 3d East 
 
 Flagothier C. J, fancy goods, ss 1st South bet East and West Temple 
 
 Flavin J. F, druggist, boards Walker House 
 
 Flemming Stephen, mining, boards Continental 
 
 Fleming T, news agent, ns Wall bet Ash and Locust 
 
 Fletcher Jasper, res ws 6th east bet 7th and 8th S 
 
 Fletcher Charles, engineer, ns North T bet Cth and 7th West 
 
 Fletcher Isaiha, laborer, es 1st West bet North T and 1st North 
 
 Fletcher Willard T, laborer, ws 3d Itast bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Fletcher E. F. carpenter, nw cor Kd West and 3d North 
 
 Fie win Arthur, clerk, ne cor 7th West and North Temple 
 
 Flint Wm, res e-; 3d West bet 2d and 3d North 
 
 Flint Wm, laborer, ns 3d North bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Flowers John, clerk, ws West Temple bototh and 6th South 
 
 Flowers Albert, carpenter, ws Oth East bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Flowers John, ws West Temple bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Flown Jacob, laborer, ss South Temple bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Fobes Mrs C. B, music teacher, boards Valley House 
 
 Fogergren C, shoemaker, ns 7th South bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Fogleberg Wm, carpenter, us South Temple bet 1st and 21 West 
 
 Folland Eli A, pattern maker, ns South T bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Folland Henry, pattern maker, ns South T bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Folsoni IT. D, builder, ws 1st West bet South Temple arid 1st South 
 
 Folsom W. H, architect, ws 1st West bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Folsom Wm. B, carpenter, ss South Temple bet 3d & 4th East 
 
 Folsom Hiram P, bookkeeper, ss 1st South bet 1st & 2d W 
 
 L. GOLDBKKG, LEADING CLOTHIER, Salt Lake City. 
 
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 German Silver, Nickel or Black "Walnut, with 
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 Any Shape, Size or Description of Show Case made to Order. 
 
 Over 200 Cases on Hand to Select From. 
 
 Prices Guaranteed Lower Than from Abroad 
 
 And quality of work warranted. 
 
 20, 22, 24, 28 and 30 First South Street, SALT LAKE CITY. 
 
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 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a full line of General Merchandise 
 
California Lasso Saddles, W.L. Fickard, Salt Lake Cit~ 
 
 Salt Lake City Directory. 8 1 
 
 Foote Frank, assay er, es E T bet 4th and 5th South 
 Foote E, S, res es 3d East bet 2d and 3d South 
 Forbes G. M, bookkeeper, ss 2d South bet 6th and 7th East 
 Forbes James, laborer, ws 10th East bet 6th and 7th South 
 Forbes Ann, res ws 10th East bet 6th and 7th South 
 Forbes " r m, laborer, ss 3d South bet 1st West and West Temple 
 Ford R. H, res ns 1st South bet 7th and 8th East 
 Ford George, carpenter, ws Elm bet Wall and Prospect 
 Ford John, res ss Prospect bet Beach and Cherry 
 Foresman W. G, res se cor 2d West and North Temple 
 Foreman F. L, res ws 2d West bet South Temple and 1st South 
 Foreman Joseph, agent, ws 2d West bet South Temple and 1st South 
 Forrester George, plasterer, ws 4th East bet 5th and 6th South 
 Forrester John, plasterer, ws 4th East bet 5th and 6th South 
 Forsell Theodore, teamster, ne cor Fir and High 
 Forster John, engineer, ns 1st North bet 9th and 10th East 
 Forsyth James, engineer, ns North Temple bet 2d and 3d West 
 Foster H. H, scroll sawyer, ws West Temple bet 3d and 4th South 
 Foster Andrew, carpenter, sw cor 4th South and W T 
 Foster W H. scroll sawyer, es West Temple bet 6th and 7th South 
 Foster Amelia, widow, ws 8ih West bet 1st North and North Temple 
 Foster Amelia, widow, ns 3d South bet 2d and 3d West 
 Foster C, carpenter, boards R. R. Exchange 
 Foster Hannah, widow, ws 3d West bet 1st and 2d South 
 Foster Wm. R, farmer, ws 1st .East bet 4th and 5th South 
 Fouchs Edgar, laborer, es 1st East bet 6th and 7th South 
 Foulger John, tailor, ne cor Beach and Fruit 
 Foulger H. J, clerk, ne cor Garden and Beach 
 
 Foulger Wm, bookkeeper, es 9th East bet South Temple and 1st South 
 Fountain Peter, gardener, ns South Temple bet 6th and 7th West- 
 Fourteenth Ward School, ss 1st South bet 1st West and West Temple 
 Fourth Ward School House, sw cor West Temple and 7th South 
 Fowdo/i Thomas, res es llth East bet 6th and 7th South 
 Fowler Wm, chimney sweep, ws Fir bet Wall and Bluff 
 Fowler Wm. H, carpenter, es East Temple bet 7th and 8th South 
 Fowler Dr. Allen, boards Walker House 
 
 Fowler James, stone cutter, ns Plum bet Centre and Quince 
 Fowler Henry, clerk, ws Fir bet Wall and Prospect 
 Fox P, boards Clift House 
 
 Fox M. C, mining, ns South Temple bet 1st and 2d East 
 Fox Jessie W, city surveyor, ss 2d South bet 1st and 3d West 
 Fox Jesse, surveyor, ws West Temple bet 1st South and South .Temple 
 Francis Thomas, laborer es 6th West bet North T and 1st North 
 Francy George, laborer, ss 7th South^bet 1st West and West Temple j ^ 
 
 Frank D. O, clerk, ns 2d South Jbet 1st and 2d East ] | 
 
 L. GOLDBERG, LEADING CLOTHIER, Salt Lake City. 
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Shoemahers 9 Tools of all hinds, ir. L. richard, Salt Lahe. 
 
 A. H. KELLY. G. B. KELLY. I 
 
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 BLANK BOOK MAKERS 
 
 MANUFACTURING STATIONERS. 
 
 IBOO-ECS 
 
 ^]RI3SrTED ^.IsTID 
 
 To any Pattern, at 
 
 EASTERN PRICES. 
 
 BTTSIIfcTIBSS ^E El 
 
 Will consult their intete^ts by having their work done in 
 
 their own town. 
 
 Main Street, 
 
 Call and see Eardj Bros. & Burton's complete stock of Staple & Fancy Groceries 
 
Handsome Double Buggy Harness at W. L. Fickard's. 
 
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 Salt Lake City Directory. 83 
 
 Franklin W m , harness maker, ns 2d South bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Frantzen Andrew, grocer, n.s 2 I South bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Frantzeii Mary, glove factory, ss 1st South v*et E T and 1st East 
 
 Frazer Elsie, widow, ss '3A South bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Frazy Charles, boards H 11 Exchange 
 
 Free John r, real estate agent, ne cor Locust and f ruit 
 
 Free Sarah, ns Bluff bet Locust and Maplo 
 
 Freebairn Archibald, laborer, ns 7th South bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Friedman (Friedman and Brown) ns 3d South bet E T and 1st East 
 
 Freehold John, laborer, es 4th East be.t >th and 7th South 
 
 Freeman J. M, es 1st West bet 4th and oih South 
 
 Freeman John H, res ws 8th East bet, 5:h and 6th South 
 
 Freeman Nathan, ss 1st South bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Freeman Harry, res es 2d East bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Freeman Harry, cook, boards White House 
 
 Frees James P, merchant, ss '2d South bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 French C. L (Dunbar Rarton k Co) ns Garden bet Oak and Elm 
 
 Frevvin Alfred, laborer, ss 1st North bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Fritsch A, clerk, White House 
 
 Froiseth B. A. M, mining engineer, ns 6th South bet E T and W T 
 
 Frost Edwin, blacksmith, es 2 1 East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Frost Catherine, widow, se cor 3d South and 2J East 
 
 Frost W. H, bookkeeper, ns 4th South bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Fry George, blacksmith, es West Temple hot 1st South and S T 
 
 Fry Elizabeth, widow, ns 3d South bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Fuge Albert, res ns ">th South bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Fullmer E. i?, stone cutter, ss4th Smith bet 3d and 31 West 
 
 Fuller W. I), clerk Union Exchange boards Valley House 
 
 Fuller Frank, laborer, ws 4th West bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 FTLLEIl W (Dark & Fuller) se cor Dth East and 4th south 
 
 FULLER'S HILL, se cor Dth East and 4th South 
 
 Fullmore H. O, fanner, ws 2d West bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Full more David, stone cutter, ws 2d West bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Fullmer D.iv.d E, stons cutter, ws 4th Wost bat oth an 1 6th South 
 
 Fulton James, mining, es 3d West bet 3J and 3d South 
 
 Furduff James, engineer, ws 2d West bet Oth and 7th South 
 
 Furinan D H, builder, ss 1st South bet 1st West AWT 
 
 Furman IT. V, ss 21 South bet 2J and 31 West 
 
 Furster John P, grower, ss 2d South bet East Temple and 1st Esst 
 
 Fyson II. E (Smith & Fyson) ns 2 I South bet 7th and 8th East 
 
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 ,S2 Gable Frederick, printer, sw cor 3rd North and 2nd West 
 Galighcr W G, mining expert, boards Walker House 
 Gallagher Peter, boiler maker, ws 4th West, bet 1st and 2nd South 
 
 L. Goldberg has the largest stock of 3Ien's wear in S. L. Git y 
 
Rubber and Gold Plated Carriage Harness at Fickard's. 
 
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 S. W. DABKE. WM. FULLER. 
 
 Real Estate I Loan Agents, 
 
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 NOTARIES PUBLIC. 
 
 Local and Foreign, 
 
 Money Loaned on Real Estate or Collateral, 
 
 PBOPEETY RENTED, LEASED OB SOLD. 
 
 Insurance Agency. Fire Insurance. 
 
 TITLES EXAMINED and ABSTRACTS PREPARED, 
 
 Deeds and Transfers Promptlyly Made Out. 
 
 LAND OFFICE BUSINESS 
 
 ATTENDED TO. 
 
 OFFICE, In Swaner & Co.'s Jewelry Store, next door South of Jen- | 
 nings & Sons, Salt Lake City* 
 
 P. O. BOX 551. 
 
 Eardy Bros. & Burton cany a fine stock of Boots is Shoes, Eats, Caps & Clothing 
 
Best Team Harness made by W, L. Piokard, Salt Laka 
 
 Salt Lake City Directory. 85 
 
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 Oullacher James I, manufacturer, ss Centre, bet Currant and Apricot 
 
 Gallacher Janet, widow, ss Centre, bet Currant and Apricot 
 
 Gallacher Wm, cook, ss 6th South, bet 3rd and 4th East 
 
 Gallafent David, Butcher, ns 1st South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Gallefent Sarah, widow, ss 2nd South, bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Gal land B F, laborer, es 6th West, bet 1st and 2nd North;' 
 
 Gange Thos E, tailor, ns South Temple, bet 12th and 13th Bast 
 
 Gant J M t carpenter, ns 4th South, bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Garbitt George, laborer, ss 6th South, bet West Temple <fe East Temple 
 
 Gardner Henry, manufacturer, s ist South, bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Gardner Alfred, farmer, es 8th West, bet South Temple A North Temple 
 
 Gardner Dr F, ss 2nd South, bet 1st and 2nd East 
 
 Gardner Frederick, clerk, ss 1st South, bet 1st and 2nd East 
 
 Garrick Alexander, boiler maker, ns 1st North, bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Gaseford Geo M, laborer, nw cor 7th East and 4th South 
 
 Gatehouse Wm, stone cutter ss 3rd North, bet 5th and 6th West 
 
 Gates Wm, expressman, nw cor 2nd South and 6th West 
 
 Gaylor Henry, painter, ws 1st West, bet 3rd and 4th South 
 
 Gebhardt Andrew, baker, ne cor 2ud South and Commercial 
 
 Gemmel Alexander L, (May A Gemmel) es 5th East, bet 1st & 2nd South 
 
 Gensch F C, supt Express office, ss 1st South, bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Genthorp John, upholsterer us North Temple, bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Geological Survey Office, ss 5th South, bet 1st and 2nd East 
 
 George W, laborer, es 5th West, bet 1st and 2nd South 
 
 George E, clerk, es 2nd West, bet 5th and 6th North 
 
 George James W, pattern maker, ne cor 3rd West and & North Temple 
 
 George Henry, res ws 2nd East, bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 George William, sw cor 7th South and 2nd East 
 
 George W H, teamster, es 9th East, bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Gibbs George F, res sw cor Oak and Fruit 
 
 Gibbs Susan, widow, ws 1st West, bet 1st and 2nd North 
 
 Gibbs W H, boards Clift House 
 
 Gibbs E S, boards Clift House 
 
 Gibbs G H C, carpenter, ws 4th West, bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Gibson A A, res ns 3rd South, bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Gibson Mrs H E, ss North Temple, bet 1st and 2nd West 
 
 Gibson J B, boards Clift House 
 
 Gibson TK, laborer, es Chestnut, bet Bluff and Wall 
 
 Gibson Wm S, hunter, nw cor Bluff and Elm 
 
 Gibson James, laborer, ns Garden, bet Chestnut and Pin* 
 
 Gibson Mrs Janet, es Elm, bet Fruit and Garden 
 
 Gifford D, boards Clift House 
 
 Gilburg C W, tailor, ss Centre, bet 1st North and Currant 
 
 Gilby Mathew, teamster, es 3rd West, bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Gilchrist C K, boards Walker Heuse 
 
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IF. L. ricJfar'd carries a ftrll line of Trotting Jlacitifj Goods 
 
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 For CHICAGO or any Point East, via. 
 
 La., Oo'a.ncll 
 
 And the 
 
 tern Bailiay 
 
 It is tlie Shortest and Pest line between the Missouri River 
 ami Chicago. Jt has the best 
 
 Sleeping, Dining, Parlor and Day Cars 
 
 Of any Line west of Chicago. 
 
 LOW RATES! BEST OF SERVICE! 
 
 And everything to be desired by J-he traveling public to be 
 
 found upon this Line. Close connections in 
 
 Chicago with all trains going Kast. 
 
 Insist upon Ticket Agents selling you Tickets via this loid. Ex- 
 nmine them, and refuse to buy if they do not read over the Chicago 
 and Northwestern Railway. 
 
 Jf you wish the J;est Traveling Accommodations you will buy 
 your tickets by this route, 
 
 AND WILL TAKE NONE OTHER. 
 
 All Ticket Agents sell Tickets by this Line. For Tickets and in- 
 formation of this Short Uiie, call upon any agent of the Union Pa- 
 cific Railway, or upon 
 
 F. 11. HYDE, Ticket Agent, U. P. R'y, Salt L-ike City, Utah. 
 
 W. It STKNNETT, G. P. A., Chicago, Ills. 
 JOS. T. CLARK, General Agent, Council Bluflfe, la, 
 
 J. D. JLAIVG, Gen-ral Supt., Chicago. 
 
 
 
 Don't forget that Hardy Bros. & Burton have a well selected stock of Dry Goo's 
 
Wrought Spanish Bits & Spurs, W. L. Pickard, Salt 
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 Salt Lake City Directory. 87 
 
 Giles F D, manager W U Tel Co; ss 2nd South, bet 2nd and 3rd East 
 
 GaHacher James, cook, es oth East, bet tfth and 7th South 
 
 Gallacher John, coo'c, es 5th East, bet Gth and 7th South 
 
 Giles Thomas D, res wsGth West, bet 1st and 2nd South 
 
 Gill D R, laborer, es 4th West, bet 1st and 2nd south 
 
 Gill Richard, barber, ws Beach, bet Fruit and South Temple 
 
 Gillespie James, res es East Temple, b9t North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Gillespie Peter, stone cutter, ss North Temple, b -t 7th and 8th .West 
 
 Gillespie Marvin, stone cutter, es 7th West, bet .Vort'n & South Te nple 
 
 Giilespie Win, res ns North Temple, bet 7th and 8th West 
 
 Gillespie J W, ivl estate agent, ws West Temple, bet 1st and 2nd South 
 
 Gillespie Peter, jr, laborer, ns South Temple, bet 7th and 8th West 
 
 Gillespie Mary, ss South Temple bet Gth and 7th West 
 
 Gillett Celestia, widow, ss ~>th East, bet 4th and oth South 
 
 Giliett T W, assayer, ws oth East, bjt l*t anl 2nd south 
 
 Gillett John A, carpenter, ss tth South, bjt 1th and 5th Ea^t 
 
 Gillett G, farmer, sw cor 4th East and 1th -outh 
 
 Gillicorn, Esther J, widow, ss South Temple, bet oth and ft'i West 
 
 Gilliland S C, commercial agent, ss oth South, bet E T and lit East 
 
 Gillmili Win, clerk, ws 1st West, bet 4th and oth South 
 
 Girarcl Thomas, clerk, es 3rd East, bet oth and fall South 
 
 Gilson J W, mining, es 1st West, bet 1st and 2nd South 
 
 Gilson Harriet, widow, es 1st West, bet 1st and 2nd South 
 
 Giltenswaji Charles J, shoemaker, es 1st West, bet S T and 1st South 
 
 Glade John, confectioner, sw cor Mountain and Spruce 
 
 Glanfiel.d John. (Cook \- Glann'eld ws 1st \Ves% bet S T and 1st South 
 
 Glass J 15, res ws West Temple, bet 2nd and 3rd South 
 
 Glcason Mrs Eli/abeth, sw cor 2nd East and Gth South 
 
 Gleasoii Elijah M, sw cor 2nd East and Gth South 
 
 Gle iso'.i Arnasa L, laborer, sw cor M E iu an 1 (Lh South 
 
 Glenn Mrs. Lavinia, res ss Gth South bet la and 21 West 
 
 Glenn J. C, res es 1st West bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Glenn H. L, res es 1st West bet 1st and 2d ^outh 
 
 Glenn Alexander, merchant, ws 1st Westbet5th and Gth S mth 
 
 Glover Betsy C. W, widow, ns Mountain bet Locust and M.iple 
 
 Godb3 \V. S, (t'iodbe, L'itts & Co), in 1st South bet Gth and 7th East 
 
 Godbe Mrs Rosina, ssrrentre bet Currant and Apricot 
 
 Godbe Anthony, mining, ns 2d North bat 21 and 3,1 West 
 
 Godbe Mrs C. I, res es l^t East bet 1st South an 1 South Temple 
 
 Goddard Joseph, cl3rk, ns 3d South bet 5th and Gth East 
 
 Goddard B. II, insurance agent, ns 3d North bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Goddard George, res ns 2d South bet 2 1 and 3d East 
 
 Godfrey G. L, commissioner, boards Continental 
 
 God in H, carpenter, ns l->t South hot 2.1 anl 3 I W^st 
 
 Goldberg L, clothier, ne cor 3d South and 3d East 
 
 You can save 1O per cent by buying Clothing at L. Goldberg' 9 
 
WAIXIN'S PATENT STIRRUP, best for Broncho Riders. 
 
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 HD ^f) 01 Bft 
 
 Are extracted from Vegetable products, combining in them the Mandrake or 
 May Apple, which is recognized by physicians as a substitute for calomel, 
 possessing all the virtues of that mineral without its bad after effects. 
 
 AS AN ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE 
 
 They are incomparable. They stimulate the Torpid Liver, invigorate the 
 Nervous System, and give tone to the Digestive Organs, creating perfect di- 
 gestion and thorough assimilation of food. They exert a powerful influence 
 on the Kidneys and Liver, and through these organs remove all impurities, 
 thus vitalizing the tissues of the body and causing a healthy condition of the 
 
 AS AN ANTI-MALARIAL REMEDY 
 
 They have no equal; and, as a result, act as a preventive and cure for Billious, 
 Remittent, Intermittent. Typhoid Fevers, and Fever and Ague. Upon the 
 healthy action of the Stomach depends, almost wholly, the health of the 
 human race. 
 
 DYSPEPSIA IS THE BANE 
 
 Of the present generation. It is for the cure of this disease and its attend- 
 ants. Sick Headache. Nervousness, Despondency, Constipation, Piles, etc., 
 that TUTT'S PILLS have gained such a wide-spread reputation. No remedy 
 has ever been discovered that acts so speedily and gently on the digestive 
 organs, giving them tone and vigor to assimilate food. This being accom- 
 
 Slished, of course the Nervous System is braced, the Brain is nourished, and 
 tie Body robust. 
 
 Being composed of the juices of plants extracted by powerful chemical 
 agencies, and prepared in a concentrated form, they are guaranteed free from 
 anything that can injure the most delicate person. 
 
 A noted chemist, who has analyzed them, says, "there is more virtue in 
 one of TUTT'S PILLS than can be found in a pint of any other. 
 
 We therefore say to the afflicted: "Try this remedy fairly; it will not 
 harm you. You have nothing to lose but will surely gain a Vigorous Body, 
 Pure Blood, Strong Nerves and a Cheerful Mind." 
 
 ADVICE TO THE AGED. 
 
 Age brings with it infirmities of the body Our bodies need repairing 
 and strengthening as much as the houses we live in. Old persons are all, 
 more or less, subject to constipation, weakness of the stomach, bowels, kid- 
 neys and bladder. lu these cases the strengthening and nutritious qualities 
 of TUTT'S PILLS are wonderful. Their use will stimulate the sluggish 
 bowels, giving natural discharges without straiaing or griping when at stool; 
 cause the kidneys and bladder to perform their functions as in youth. Every 
 dose will add vigor and strength to these debilitated organs. In Dr. TUTT'S 
 LIVER PILLS the dyspeptic, the bilious, the debilitated, and the nervous 
 will find the most genial restorative ever offered to the suffering invalid. 
 
 PRICE 25c. a Kox. Office 35 Murray Street, Hew York. 
 Dr. TUTT'S MANUAL of Valuable information and Useful Receipts will 
 be mailed free on application. 
 
 Is a <reat Triumph of Chemistry. 
 
 Gray Hair or Whiskers can be changed to a Glossy Black by a single ap- 
 plication. It imparts a natural color, acts instantly, and is harmless as 
 spring water. YOU NEED NOT FEAR that people will know that your hair 
 is dyed if you use that perfect imitation of nature, TUTT'S HAIR DYE. No 
 one can detect it, It imparts a soft glossy color, and fresh life to the hair a 
 want never before supplied. 
 
 $1 per box. Sold everywhere. Sent by express on receipt of price. Office 
 35 Murray Street, New York. 
 
 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a full line of General Merchandise 
 
Saddlory and Saddlery-Hardwart, Jobbed by W. L Pickwi Silt Lifce City. 
 Salt Lake City Directory. 89 
 
 Goldberg R, clerk, ns 3d South bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Goldberg M, res ss 5th South bet 1st and 3d East 
 
 Golden Robert, res es 3d East bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Golding R. J, res ns 1st North bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Golding Wm, res ns 1st North bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Golding John, res ns 1st north bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 Golding Brigham, res ns 1st North bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Goldsticker, Michael, butcher, es 3d East bet odjmd 4th South 
 
 Golightly Thomas, carpenter, ss 3d South bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Golightly Mary, widow, ss 3d South bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Goodfellow Jesse, res ss North Temple bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Goodman Thomas, clerk, ws Ash bet Garden and Bluff 
 
 Goodrich John, carpenter, es 3d West bet 5th and 6th North 
 
 Goodrich W, assistant postmaster, ns 3d South bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 Goss P. F, tailor, ns 6th South bet 1th and 5th West 
 
 Goodwin J. M, city editor Tribune, lie cor 4th South and 1st West 
 
 Goodwin C. C, editor Tribune, ss 2d South bet West and East Temple 
 
 Goodwin B. F, laborer, es 3d East bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Goodwin Benia, res es 6th East bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Goodyear Hirum, shoemaker, ns 3d North bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Gordon Samuel, barber, es 1st West bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Gormley John, plumber, ns 1st South bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Gorringe Wm, harnessmaker, eslst West bet 4th and 5th North 
 
 Gould Abraham, res Wasatch Building 
 
 Graham Wm (Scott & Graham) ss 3d South bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Graham Joseph, city bill poster, ns 8th South bet 9th 10th East 
 
 Graham Mrs M, widow, ws 10th East bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Graham Eliza, widow, ns 2d South bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Graham Robert, laborer, ns 7th South bet 5th and Oth East 
 
 Graham Robert K, printer, ws 1st East bet 4th 5th South 
 
 Gram Sarah, widow, ns North Temple bet 13th and llth Bast 
 
 Grames Mattie, widow, iis 7th South bet 1st and 3d East 
 
 Grant Rachael, widow, ws2d PJast bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Grant H. J, insurance agent, ws 3d East bet South T and 1st South 
 
 Grant Robert, cabinet maker, ns 6th South bet 1st East and K T 
 
 Grant Wm. D, carpenter, ss 1st South bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Grater Herman, shoemaker, ss 4th south bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Graves S. W, manufacturer, ss 5th South bet 1st East and East Temple 
 
 Graville Emanuel, artist, es 3d East bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Gravitt J A, bookkeeper, res Wasatch Building 
 
 Gray Peter, rope maker, es 9th East bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Gray Thomas, mining, es 9th East bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Gray James, laborer, ns 3d South bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Gray John, saddler, sw cor 9th South and 5th East 
 
 Gray N. P, liquor dealer, ws 1st East bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Gray John, carpenter, ws 1st East bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 I* Goldberg has the largest stock of Men's wear in S. L. City 
 
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Nobby Biding Saddles & Bridles, W.1L. Pickard, Salt Lake 
 
 A. J. JOHMSOrJT & Co., 
 
 Dealers in all kinds of 
 
 AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, 
 
 FARM AND SPRING WAGONS, 
 
 SINGLE REAPERS AND MOWERS, 
 SELF BINDERS, 
 
 PLOWS, RAKES, ETC. 
 All Goods Warranted and Prices Very Reasonable. 
 
 Send for Circulars and Price List. 
 
 Agents wanted in all Territory where not now represented. First 
 
 East Street, between First and Second South. 
 JP. O. Box 751 Salt Lake City, Utah. 
 
 Proprietors of the 
 
 DEXTER LIVERY, SJIE AND FEED STUB 
 
 26 to 34 First South Street. Salt Lake City, Utah. 
 
 ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO 
 
 P. O. BOX 1130, TELEPHONE. 
 
 Son't forget that Hardy Bios. * Burton have a veil selected stock of Dry Goo Ji 
 
Henry Arthur's Boot and Shcs Uppers, W. L. Piclrarcl, Salt Lafce City, 
 
 S-ilt Lake City Directory. 91 
 
 Gray John C, carpenter, ws 1st East bet 21 an 1 3d South 
 
 Gray John, millwright, es Chestnut bet Bluff* and Wall 
 
 Gray George, laborer; ws 4th West bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Gray Andrew, laborer, ss South Temple bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Gray John, shoemaker, ws 4th East bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Gray John C, carpenter, ws 21 East bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Gregory Mrs Elizabeth, es 1st East bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Gregory George, boards R. It. Exchange 
 
 Green W. G, broker, ns South Temple bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Green Thomas, paper hanger, ns 5th South bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Green John, carpenter, es 1st East bet North & South Temple 
 
 Green David, laborer, ns bth South bet 21 and 3d West 
 
 Green Mrs Mary, res ss South Temple bet 1st West and W T 
 
 Greenman J. W, daputy in irsh il, sw cjr2d South and 21 East 
 
 Greene wald Aaron, res ns 3d South bet 1st East and East Tempi 
 
 Greenig Daniel, ss 1st South bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Greeves Simon, res ns Prospect bet Chestnut and Walnut 
 
 Gretton Wm, laborer nw cor 6th West and 21 North 
 
 GR1CE F. H, Dining Parlors, 135 Main 
 
 Griffin John, laborer, es West Temple bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Griffin Wm, gardener, es 9th East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Gri fith Wm, labarer, ss Sth South b3t 31 and 4th West 
 
 Griffiths Uichard, Sr, engineer, ns 21 North bet 5th and 6th West 
 
 Griffiths Samuel, blacksmith, ns North Temple bet 5th and 6th West 
 
 Griffiths D. J, restaurant, ns 1st South bet East & West Temple 
 
 Griffiths Richard, Jr, blacksmith, ss 21 North bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Grig's Mrs. M. A, res es Sth West bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Griggs Thomas C, merchant, ns 1st South bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Grim Jacob, laborer, ns 5th South bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Grimsdcll Wm, prossman, ss tth South bet 7th and Sth East 
 
 Grimsdell Wm, Jr, printer' ns 4th South bet Tth and Sth East 
 
 Grimm Thomas, res ss 31 North bet Sth and 6th West 
 
 Gritton Thomas, laborer, ris 4th South bet 7th and Sth East 
 
 Groesbeck Wm, real estate agt, ns 4th South bet 1st East and East T 
 
 Groesbeck Hiram, res ss 1st South bet 21 and 3d West 
 
 Groesbeck John A, brick maker, ws West Temple bet N T and 1st North 
 
 Groesbeck Samuel, res es West Temple bet 1st and 21 North 
 
 Groff Frederick, laborer, es llth East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Groneman T. C, carpenter, es 4th East bet 1st and 21 South 
 
 Groo Isaac, res 113 or 4th Smth. an 1 4th East 
 
 Groo George, res es 4th East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Groo Byron, editor Herald, se cor South Temple and 21 Wtt, 
 
 Groo Isaac, res ws 4th East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Grosjean H, boards Clift House 
 
 Groves H, butcher, ss North Temple bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 You can save JLOper cent by buying Clothing at L. Goldberg** 
 
Bhoe Leather & Findings, W> I* Fickard, Salt Lake City. 
 
 l\ NAYLOR cfc PIKE | 
 
 
 
 (Successors to NAYLOR BROS.) 
 
 Carriage I Wagon Builders, 
 
 A gents for 
 
 CELEBBATED f ABM, 
 
 AND 
 
 HA.LJT SPRING WAGJO1VS, 
 
 Grand Detour Sulky and Hand Plows, 
 
 Gorham Seeders and Cultivators, 
 Grain and Seed Drills, 
 
 Sulky Hay Rakes, 
 
 FEED GTJTTEES, CHILLED PLOWS, HAEEOWS, Etc. 
 
 JLnd StoeJe of Extras for the Same. 
 
 Dealers in 
 
 Eepair all kinds of Vehicles and Farming Implements. 
 
 HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALTY. 
 
 Call and examine our Stock before you Buy. 
 
 NAYLOR & PIKE, 
 
 First East Street, between First and Second South, SALT LAKE CITY. 
 
 Call and se Ear dj Bros. * Burton's complete stock of Staple * Fancy Groceries 
 
Ladles Saddles in great radety at W. L Piciard's, Salt Lake City, Utah. 
 
 Salt Lake City Directory. 93 
 
 Groves W. H, dentist, ss 1st South bet West Temple and 1st West 
 
 Grow Theodore M, carpenter, ns 3d North bet 4th and 5th Went 
 
 Grow Henry, carpenter, ss Centre bet Currant and Apricot 
 
 Grow Henry, carpenter, nw cor 3d West and 3d North 
 
 Grow J. S, carpenter, nw cor 3d West and 3d North 
 
 Grundhead J. L, salesman, es 9th East bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Grunland N. J, merchant, se cor 3d West and 1st North 
 
 Gudgel Mrs L, dressmaker, ws East Temple bet South T & 1st South 
 
 Guentherodt J. J, manager R. G. Dunn & Co, es W T bet 1st S and S T 
 
 Guisberger A, res es West Temple bet 4th and 5th Sou th 
 
 Guiver Benjamin, teamster, ns 1st South bet 5th and 6th West 
 
 Guiver Golden, butcher, ss North Temple bet 13th and 13th East 
 
 Guiver George, laborer, ns North Temple bet 13th and 14th East 
 
 Guiwitch Albert, res nw cor 6th South and East Temple 
 
 Gundecker George, res ns North Temple bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 Gunn John, tinsmith, ss High bet Oak and Elm 
 
 Gunn Benjamin, painter, ss Prospect bet Locust and Ash 
 
 Gunn Alfred, car driver, es llth East bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Gunn John, gardener, se cor 6th East and 1st South 
 
 Gurstner Joseph, tailor, es 8th East bet 1st South and South Tempi* 
 
 Guslin Charles, res ss 5th South bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 GUSTAVESON C. G, harnessmaker, es 8th East bet 3d and 3d South 
 
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 Habish James, barber, ns 3d South bet 1st West and West Temple 
 Haddock John, laborer, es 7th West bet North Temple and 1st North 
 Haddock Benjamin, laborer, ws 6th West bet 3d and 3d North 
 Hadley Mary A, widow, res ns 7th South bet 1st and 3d West 
 Hadley George, blacksmith, ss 2d South bet East T and 1st Eawt 
 Hadley Dr. James R, es 1st West bet 1st and 3d South 
 Hagen Rudolph, commercial agt, boards White House 
 Hagell John, baker, ss 1st South bet East Temple and 1st East 
 Hagman John, tailor, ss 3d North bet 3d and 4th West 
 Hagren Henry, cook, ws East Temple bet 7th tjnd 8th South 
 Hagrin John, cook, ns 3d South bet 3d and 3d East 
 Hague Angle, widow, ws Franklin ave bet 3d and 3d South 
 Hague James, clerk, ss 3d South bet East and West Temple 
 Hague Arthur, mason, es 1st West bet 7th and 8th South 
 Hague John, builder, es 1st West bet 7th and 8th South 
 Hague Leonard, carpenter, ss Garden bet Maple and Locust 
 Haight Fulton, res es West Temple bet 5th and 6th South 
 Haight Maggie, widow, ws 4th West bet 3d and Sd North 
 Haines Hyrum, boiler maker, ws 3d West bet 5th and 6th North 
 Hair John, laborer, es 9th East bet North and South Temple 
 Hair Nicholas, laborer, es 9th East bet North and South Tempi*- 
 
 L. Goldberg, the only Clothing Manufacturer, S. IN City 
 
First Prizes awarded at all Territorial Fairs, to W. L. Picted, Salt 
 
 f . Loi ell 
 
 (Successors to John W. Lowell.) General Agents for 
 
 FISH BROTHERS' 
 
 FARM, FREIGHT & SPRING WAGONS, 
 
 BUGGIES AND PHAETONS, 
 
 McCormick Reapers, Droppers and Mowers, 
 Self -Binding Harvesters, 
 
 JoJm D odd's Celebrated Hay Rakes, 
 J. I. Case Threshing Machine Company* s 
 
 Threshers and Horse Powers, 
 
 Saw Mills and Engines, 
 Including the Celebrated 
 
 Also their Headers. 
 
 THE AVEEY GANCJ, SULKY & WALKING PLOWS, 
 
 The J. I. Case Plow Co's Sulky & Walking Plows. 
 
 Hay Presses, Cider and Cane Mills, Evaporators, Steel 
 
 Barb Fence Wire, Wagon Stock, Hardwood Lum- 
 
 ber, Planet Jr. Cultivators, Drills, Etc. 
 
 Scrapers, Tents, Harness, &raiing Plows, Contractors' Supplies, Etc. 
 
 Send for Price List to 
 
 l&e Ie&& We Ikewell Wagon H0*V 
 
 Salt Lake, Ogden, of Dillan, Montana. 
 
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 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a fine stock of Boots & Shoes, Eats, Caps & Clothing 
 
Sole Leather, French Kip, Calf & Morroccos at Pielf ard's. 
 
 Salt Lake City Directory. 95 
 
 Hair James, laborer, es 9th East bet Noijth and South Temple 
 
 Hailstrom Ann, widow, ns 1st South bet 21 and 3d West 
 
 Hakeman George, laboier, ss 6th South bet 9th and Dth .East 
 
 Halbert Wm, carpet weaver, ws 7th East bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Halbert Henry, butcher, ws 7th Kast bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Halbert Arthur, trunk maker, ws 7th East bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Hall Phillip, carpenter, es 5th West bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Hall Joseph H, laborer, ss 2d South bet 4th and nth West 
 
 Hall Mrs. E. J. ns South Temple bet 5th and 6th West 
 
 Hall James B, manufacturer, ss South Temple bet 5th and 6th West 
 
 Hall Joseph, carpenter, iiw cor Walnut & Wall 
 
 Hall L E, agent, es 1st East bet South Temple and North Temple 
 
 Hall Frank, engineer, es 1st East bet 1st and 2d South. 
 
 Hall H A, lawyer, ws 1st West bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Hall Celma, widow, nslst North bet 10th and llth East 
 
 Halpin J J, (H & Co) ns 3d South bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Halstrom C R, harnessmaker, ns 3d South bet 1st and 2tl East 
 
 Halsett Anton, pedler, es 3d East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Halstrom Mrs Christina, widow f ns 1st South bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Hamer Samuel, blacksmith, ws 5th West bet 1st and 2d North 
 
 Hainer Mrs Sarah, ws res, 5th West bet 1st and 2d North 
 
 Hamer Elizabeth, widow, res 5th West bet 1st and 2d North 
 
 Hamill Martin, painter, ns 2d South bet 4th and 5th tfast 
 
 Hamill Paul, painter, es 4th East bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Hamill Samuel, res ne cor 3d South and 4th East 
 
 Hamilton A N, editor Tribune, Clift Row, ws W T bet 3d & 4th South 
 
 Hamilton W H, painter, se cor 2d West and North Temple 
 
 Hamilton Dr J F, ns 1st South bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Hamliii George, ss Plum bet Centre & Quince 
 
 Hampton B G, harnessmaker, ws 7th East bet South Temple A 1st 8 
 
 Hampton Benjamin, mining, es 4th East bet 1st & 2d South 
 
 Hampton Mrs Helen H, lie cor Garden & Elm 
 
 Hamptou B Y, res se cor Elm & Wall 
 
 Hancock Phillip, laborer, ns 3d North bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Hancock John, mining, sw cor 3d West & 2d North 
 
 Hanes Charles W, clerk, ws 1st East bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Hanford John, laborer se cor Mountain & Elm 
 
 Hanks E M, teamster, es 4th West bet 3d & 4th South 
 
 Hanks T V, candy maker, ns 1st South bet 1st West & West Temple 
 
 Hanks Harriet, widow, ns 2d South bet 4th & 5th East 
 
 Hannibal Peter C, iiight watchman, se cor 6th East & 2d South 
 
 Hannibal, W II upholsterer, ss 2d South bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Hansen Hans, shoemaker, es 5th East bet 7th & 8th South 
 
 Hansen James, milkman, ws 5th East bl 6th and 7th South 
 
 Hansen James P, laborer, ws 5th East bet t$th & 9th South 
 
 L, GOLDBERG, LEADING CLOTHIER, Salt Lake City. 
 
Cash paid for Hides, Wwl and Furs, W, L Flclcard, Salt Lai City, Utah. 
 
 f ! Deseret Carriage and Wagon Shops, 
 
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 & KIVIGHT, 
 
 All kinds of^- 
 
 Carria-ffe, Wagon, Black smithing If or/, Carriage 
 Painting and Trimming, 
 
 And all kinds of Repairing in our Hue will be done in first-class style. 
 
 -c- ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. ~o- 
 North Side Second South Street, between First and Second East Streets. 
 
 6 JAS. DINWOODEY, 
 
 \ ARCADE! RESTAURANT 
 
 AND 
 
 OITST:E;R, HOUSE 
 
 >r Well*, Fftrgo's Hank, Salt Lake City. 
 
 Everything of the Best. Prices Reasonable, 
 
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 O ; S. T. JONASSON. E. D. HOGE. 
 
 LAW OFFICE 
 
 Wasatch Building, Rooms 14 and 15,. 
 
 P. <). BOX, 572, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, 
 
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 Agents for the 
 
 CALDWELL FARM AND SPRING 'WAGONS, 
 
 For Utah, Idaho and Montana. 
 
 CARRIAGES AND HARNESS- 
 
 Dealers in 
 
 AU Kind* of Hardwood and Wayon Material, California Victor 
 Mowers, l*l(vu)8 and Farm Machinery , Etc. 
 
 First East Street, bet. First and Second South, Salt Lake City, Utah. 
 
 Hardy Bros. & Burton cany A full line of General Merchandise 
 
California Lasso Saddles, W. L. Piekard, Salt Lake City. 
 
 Salt Lake City Directory. 97 
 
 Hansen Maggie, widow, ns 7th South bet 5th and 6th East. 
 
 Hansen N, laborer, ws 4th East bet 7th & 8th South 
 
 Hansen Mrs. H, ws 4th East bet 7th & 8th South 
 
 Hansen C, cook, bds White House 
 
 Hansen Peter, painter, se cor Maple & Bluff 
 
 Hansen Wm L, jr, machinist, ns North Temple bet 1st & 3d West 
 
 Hansen C, mining, bds White House 
 
 Hansen Frank, engineer, ss 6th South bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Hansen J, cook, ss 6th South bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Hansen Otto, laborer, ss 3d South bet 1st & 2d East 
 
 Hansen Peter E, res ss 7th South bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Hansen H P, farmer, ss 7th South bet 3d A 4th East 
 
 Hansen Win, clerk, es Vine bet 1st North & Currant 
 
 Hards James, engineer, ns 3d South bet 5th & 6th East 
 
 Harding Thos, clerk, ns 3d South bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Hardrnan Abraham, teamster, ssOth South bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Hardman Isaac, laborer, ne cor 7th South and 2d West 
 
 Hardman George, laborer, es 2d West bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Hardy C H, res ns 1st South bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Hardy C W, res ns 1st South bet 5th & 6th South 
 
 Hardy Rufus, se cor South Temple and 4th East 
 
 Hardy Leonard W, res se cor 2d South & 4th East 
 
 Hardy L G, merchant, es 4th South bet 3d & 3d East 
 
 Hardy George, res se cor2d South & 4th East 
 
 Hardy Isaac, herbalist, ss South Temple bet 1st West and W T 
 
 Hardy Harvey, mining, ws 1st West bet South Temple & N T 
 
 Hardy Wm, waiter, ns cor West Temple and 3d South 
 
 Hardy JohnF, commercial agent, es West Temple bet 3d & 4th South 
 
 Harkness M H, lawyer, ss North Temple bet East Temple & W T 
 
 Harkness J B. blacksmith, es 1st East bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Harkness Robert, lawyer, ns South Temple bet 1st & 3d East 
 
 Hark well Elliot, dairyman, ws 6th East bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Harmon Joseph, laborer, ws 5th West bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Harmon Edward, res ne cor 8th West & 1st North 
 
 Harmon David, farmer, ns North Temple bet 8th & 9th West 
 
 Harmon Charles, res ws 6th West bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Harmon W, teamster, ws 6th West bet North Temple & 1st North 
 
 Harmon Isaac, teamster, sw cor 6th West & 2d North 
 
 Harmon Chas S, shoemaker, ws 7th West bet South Temple & N T 
 
 Harmon George, teamster, ws 7th West bet South Temple & N T 
 
 Harper Susan, widow, ws 2d East bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Harper T E, grocer, ss 4th South bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Harper George, gardener, ne cor 7th South & 4th West 
 
 Harrington James, laborer, ws 1st West bet South Temple & N T 
 
 Harris Thomas, stonecutter, ws Vine bet 1st North & Currant 
 
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SJioemakers* Tools of all kinds, W. J">. rickard, Salt Lake. 
 
 o. IF\ ZDTJ:E, 
 
 FLORIST, SEEDSMAN, 
 
 AND 
 
 PRESERVER OF FRESH FLOWERS, 
 
 Two IS locks North of Valley House, - - Salt Lake City, 
 
 Has a great variety of 
 
 Greenhouse, Bedding and Basket Plants > a Large 
 
 Stock of Garden Seeds in Bulk, Pure and Fresh, 
 
 joo kinds of Flower Seeds, Everlasting 
 
 Floivers^ Ornamental Grass <5r* Baskets, 
 
 ALL FLORAL DECORATIONS MADE TO ORDER. 
 
 Fresh Flowers Preserved Cheap and Perfect. 
 
 FRUIT TREES, ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS. 
 
 Orders by Mail, Express and Telephone promptly attended to. 
 Catalogue free to all customers, new and old. 
 
 AXTTCLL, 
 
 (Successor to Joseph Graham) 
 
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 THEATRICAL AND CITY BILL POSTER. 
 
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 Only Licensed Bill Poster. 
 
 Distributing Programmes, Circulars, Etc. 
 
 WORK DONE PUNC2 UALL Y AND WELL. 
 
 <g i Leave Orders with J. C. Graham & Co., 28 and 30 First South Street. 
 
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 P. O. BOX, 387, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 
 
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 Call and see Hardy Bros. & Burton's complete stock of Staple & Fancy Groceries 
 
Handsome Double Buggy Harness at W. L. Pickard's. 
 
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 Salt Lake City Directory. 99 
 
 Harris Jane, widow, es 7th West bet 1st and 21 North 
 
 Harris Bagley, laborer, es West Temple bet 1st & 2d South 
 
 Harris Thos F, cook, es West Temple bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Harris Thos, coal dealer, es West Temple bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Harris W T, res ss 5th South bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Harris Joshua, carp, es 7th East bet 4th and 5ih South 
 
 Harris Edward, tobacconist, ne cor 6th East and 5th South 
 
 Harris John, confectioneries 6th East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Harrison HC, res es 2d East bet 2d & 3d South 
 
 Harrison James H, engraver, ns 6th South bet 9th & 10th East 
 
 Harrison George, bookkeeper, es Cherry bet Fruit & South Temple 
 
 Harrison Wm, tinsmith, es 9th East bet 3d arid 4th South 
 
 Harrison Robert, carpenter, sw cor 5th North & 1st West 
 
 Harrow Martin, gardener, ns 8th South bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Hart Wm, laborer, ne cor 5th East and 7th South 
 
 Hart Mary, widow, ws 6th East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Hart Wm, merchant, sw cor High & Pine 
 
 Barter John, gardener, nw cor 6th South & 6th East 
 
 Harter John jr, jeweler, ns 6th South bet 5th & 6th East 
 
 Hartwell Byron, blacksmith, nw cor Cherry & Wall 
 
 Harup Charles, laborer, nw cor West Temple & 3d South 
 
 Harvey James, painter, ss 6th South bet 1 )th & llth East 
 
 Harvey Joseph, painter ns 4th South bet 13th & llth East 
 
 Harvey John C, laborer, ws 1st West bet South Temple & N T 
 
 Harvey J M, res ss 5th South bet East Temple & West Temple 
 
 Haslem. John, carpenter, ns 3d Norlh bet 4th & 5th West 
 
 Haslem John J, blacksmith, ws 6th West bet 1st & 3d North 
 
 Haslem K H, carpenter, es 5th West bet 1st & 3d North 
 
 Haslem John J, blacksmith, sw cor 5th West & 2d North 
 
 Haslem George, laborer, es 2nd West bet 4th & 5th North 
 
 Haslem Margaret, widow, ws 6th West bet 3d & 3J North 
 
 Haslem John, farmer, ss 3d North bet 6th & 7th West 
 
 Hatcher B B, carpenter, ns 1st South bet 2d & 3d West 
 
 Hatiield Robt, laborer, ne cor 9th East & 3d North 
 
 Hatfield Samuel, ws 4th West bet North Temple & South Temple 
 
 Hatt John, nw cor Oak & Wall 
 
 Haven J D, mining, bds Continental 
 
 Hawk Wm, res es 2d West bet 3d & 4th North 
 
 Hawkes Thos, umbrella maker, ns 2d South bet 6th & 7th East 
 
 Hawkes George, butcher, ns 3d South bet 6th & 7th East 
 
 Hawkes Wm, umbrella maker, ns 3d South bet 6th & 7th East 
 
 Hawkins Richard, brickmaker, es 9th East bet bet 1st & 3d South 
 
 Hawkins Creighton, farmer, ss 7th South bet 6th & 7th East 
 
 Hawkins Riego, brickmaker, ss 7th South bet 6th & 7th East 
 
 Hawkins Emma, widow, ns South Temple bet 1st & 3d West 
 
 L,. Goldberg has tlie largest stock of Men's wear in S. Li. City 
 
Rubber and Gold Plated Carriage Harness at Fickard's. 
 
 THIS 
 
 Territorial Enquirer, 
 
 PUBLISHED AT 
 
 PROVO CITY, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH, 
 Every Tuesday and Friday, 
 
 CHEAPEST AND NEWSIEST PAPER IN UTAH, 
 
 And has the Largest Circulation of any Semi- Weekly News- 
 paper published in the Territory. 
 
 The ENQUIKEB is the only Paper published in the Southern Div- 
 ision of the First Judicial District; which is comprised of se veil rapidly 
 growing counties that have an aggregate population of 50.000. 
 
 TERMS FOR SUBSCRIPTION: 
 
 ONE YEAR - 3.00. 
 
 Six MONTHS, -.----. - 1.50. 
 
 THREE Mo THS, --..--- 75 cents. 
 
 JOB PRINTING I BOOK BINDING 
 
 Done inFirst-class Style and at the Lowest Living Prices. 
 A full line of 
 
 LEGAL BLANKS, ORDER, RECEIPT, PROMISSORY 
 NOTE and STUDENTS' NOTE BOOKS 
 
 Constantly on hand. Merchants and the Trade generally supplied at 
 the Lowest Wholesale Figures. 
 
 JOHN C. GRAHAM, Prop. 
 
 lardy Bros. & Burton carry a fine stock of Boots & Shoes, Eats, Caps It Clothing 
 
Best Team Harness made by W, L. Pickard, Salt Lake. 
 
 Salt Lake City Directory. 101 
 
 Hawkins Mrs Harriet, es 1st East bet 1st & 3d South 
 
 Hawley Mrs M, ws 1st West bet South Temple & 1st South 
 
 Hawley C L, carpenter, ws 4th West bet 3d & 4th South 
 
 Hayes Isaac H, wagon maker, ws 9th East bet 3d * 4th South 
 
 Hay hoe John, laborer, nw cor Prospect & Oak 
 
 Haynes Henry (Haynes & Son) ss South Temple bet 1st & 2d West 
 
 Hays Wm, butcher, ns 3d North bet 3d & 3d West 
 
 Hay wood Henry J, carpenter, ss 1st North bet 5th & 6th West 
 
 Hazeltine C, res Donaldson House 
 
 Hazleden John, gardener, ws 3d West bet 6th & 7th South 
 
 Hazlegrove I, mining, ws 2-1 vVest bet 21 <fc 3d South 
 
 Heaps David, brakeman, ws 12th East bet 1st & 2d North 
 
 Heaps David, brakeman, ws 3d West bet 2d & 3d South 
 
 Heard Edward, bds Clift House 
 
 Hears Louis, cash. Des Bank, ws 1st West bet 1st & 2d South 
 
 Heath Henry, night watchman, ns 3d South bet 2d & 3d West 
 
 Heath Henry, jr, clerk, ns 3d South bet 2d & 3d West 
 
 Heath Wrn, farmer, se cor 3d South & 4th West 
 
 Heath Frederick, farmer, ws West Temple bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Heckenloper Wm, res ws 2d West bet 4th and oth South 
 
 Hedberg L, tailor, ss oth S >uth bet 3d & 4th East 
 
 Hedberg A L, (H & Ferstrom) res Wasatch Building 
 
 Hedger Geo, musician, ss South Temple bet Oth and 10th East 
 
 Hedges J H, res ss 3d South bet 1st West & West Temple 
 
 Hedquist Alexander, shoemaker, ne cor Mountain & Spruce 
 
 Heffron Clara, widow, ss 6th South bet 3d & 4th West 
 
 Heii John, res ss 2d South bet P^ast Temple & 1st East 
 
 Heiiies Lewis, broker, ss 3d South bet 1st & 3d East 
 
 Heineau M, barber, 192, East Temple 
 
 Heiss S A, mail agent Utah Southern, ws West Temple bet 3d& 3d S 
 
 Held James, jeweler, se cor Wall & Spruce 
 
 Hemmeiiway Nephi, se cor 6th South & 1st West 
 
 Hemmenway Mrs Elvira, se cor 6th South & 1st West 
 
 Hempstead Mary V, widow, sw cor East Temple & 1st North 
 
 HEMAN J H, ns 1st South bet West Temple & 1st West 
 
 Henderson Thos, laborer, es 10th East bet 2d & 3d South 
 
 Henderson Mrs M, widow, ws 9th East bet South Temple & 1st South 
 
 Henderson Mary, widow, ws 3d East bet 6th & 7th South 
 
 Henderson David, clerk, ss 5th South bet 1st East & East Temple 
 
 Henderson W, bds Clift House 
 
 Hennifer A H, carpenter, ne cor 9th South A 4th East 
 
 Hennifer W, barber, ws 3d East bet 3d & 3d South 
 
 Henry John, engineer, ss 8th East bet 1 ?t South and South Templo 
 
 Henry Sarah, widow, ws 4th West bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Hensch J C, plumber, ss South Temple bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 L. Goldberg, the only Clothing; Manufacturer, S. I* City 
 
WALIJN'S PATENT STIRRUP, best for Broncho Riders. 
 
 f COUGH SYRURf: 
 
 The Finest Preparation in the World for curing all Diseases 
 of the Throat and Lungs. 
 
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 1 1 Grown Wonderfully to Popularity in 1882, 
 
 Consumption in 1875, 2% Gross, 
 
 Consumption in 1 882> - - 1,115 Gross. 
 
 All Dealers are hereby authorized to refund the Purchase Money in 
 
 every case where a cure is not effected, or at least relief 
 
 afforded and Satisfaction Given. 
 
 Should be kept in Stock by every dealer in Drugs or 
 
 General Merchandise, and should have a place 
 
 in every home, camp and hospital. 
 
 < Address all Orders toji 
 
 G. P. CULMER & BROS. , 
 
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 g j Z 0. Mi I, Drug Department, Salt Lake Oity, 
 Hardy Bros. & Burton cany a full line of General Merchandise 
 
Wrought Spanish Bits & Spurs, W. L. Pickard, Salt Lake. 
 
 Salt Lake City Directory. 103 
 
 HEUSSEK J, gunsmith, 94 and 93 Commercial 
 Hepworth John, sr, (H & Sons) ne cor 6tb South & East Temple 
 Hepworth John, jr, (H & Sons) ns 8th South bet East Temple & 1st East 
 Hepworth Thomas, butcher, sslst North bet (5th & 7th West 
 Hepworth Samuel, butcher, ss 1st North bet 6th & 7th West 
 Hepworth John, coal dealer, ss 2d South bet East Temple <fe 1st East 
 Herdsman John, teamster, es Fir bet Wall & Prospect 
 Herman E D, carriage painter, ne cor 1 ;t <onth & 8th Fast 
 Hernshaw Mark, plasterer, ns 1st North bet 6th & 7th West 
 Herridge John, laborer, ws 4th West bet 1st & 2d North 
 Herschfogh Joseph, clerk, ns 6th South bet West Temple <fe 1st West 
 HesUngton Abraham, laborer, ws 6th East bet 6th A 6th South 
 Hesse E H, clerk, es 3d East bet 5th & 6th East 
 Hensser Wm, res ws 4th East bet 6th and 7th South 
 Hewlett Thos, res ss 1st South bet 6th & 7th East 
 Hewlett George, expressman, ws 1st East bet 6th & 7th South 
 Hewser Jacob, gunsmith, ss 7th South bet 4th & 5th East 
 Heysteck W, carpenter, es 2d West bet 2d A 3d North 
 Hey wood George, laborer, rn 2d South bet 6th & 7th West 
 Hey wood J L, res ss North Temple bet East Tem;>le & West Temple 
 Hicks Edwin, laborer, nw cor 9th South & 5th East 
 Hicks Evaline A, widow, ws 5th East bet 8th & 9th South 
 Hicks Joseph, carpenter, ns 9th South bet 4th and 5th East 
 Hicks Ann, widow, es 5th East bet 3d & 4th South 
 Hicks James M, laborer, ris 8th South bet 5th & 6th Fast ! 
 Higbee Judith H, widow, ss 1st North bet 4th & 5th vVest 
 Hirschman Moses, res ns 4th South bet West Temple and 1st West 
 Higgins Jane, widow, ws 3d East bet 7th & 8th South 
 Higgins C W, eclectic physician, ss 2d South bet W T & E T 
 Higham Thomas, gardener, es Maple bet Fruit & Garden 
 Higson John, mining, ss 4th South bet 2d t 3d West 
 HILL HARRY J, manager Deseret Tel Office, ss 1st S bet 6th and 7th E 
 Hill Mrs Flora S, music teacher, ns 1st South bet 2d and 3d West 
 Hill A N. jr, machinist, es 2d West bet 2d & 3d South 
 Hill Mrs Margaret, es 2d West bet 2d & 3d South 
 Hill S H, paymaster Utah Cen, es 2d West bet 1st & 2d South 
 Hill John, laborer, ss 7th South bet 2d & 3d West 
 Hill Henry, laborer, ss 2d South bet 4th & 5th West 
 Hill J W, Indian interpreter, es 2d West bet 5th & 6th North 
 Hill Jonn, shoemaker, es 4th West bet 3d & 4th North 
 Hill Chas W, clerk, se cor 7th West & North Temple 
 Hill John W, machinist, ss 1st North bet 3d & 4th West 
 Hill Thomas, fireman, ss 1st North bet 3d & 4th West 
 Hill A N, laborer, ws 5th West bet 2d A 3d North 
 Hill H C, supt Horn Silver, bds Continental 
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 You can save 10 per cent -by-buying Clothi 
 
IF. Ju. ricJcard carries a full line of Trotting & Hating Goods 
 
 DR. C. W. NUNN, 
 VETERINARY SURGEON 
 
 All persons who reside in the country and have Sick Horses and 
 Cattle, by sending to me the symptoms, pulse, etc, I will send medi- 
 cinef, with full instructions, by return mail. 
 
 All Operations Skillfully Performed. 
 
 Ringbones and Spavins a Specialty. 
 
 A 1 so Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer of the Celebrated Black 
 Oils, and wrapped up with each $1 00 Bottle the best Recipe for Colic in 
 Hores and Cattle, which is worth $59 to anyone. 
 
 ~T AGENTS WANTED, 
 
 Address all Orders to 
 XDr, C. T*T. 3STTJ-2STlNr 7 ""V. S., 
 
 1272 Kimball Block, 
 P. O. BOX 967, - SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 
 
 W. DEVEY & 
 
 EAGLE WORKS, ALPINE, Utah Co., Utah Territory, 
 
 Manufacturers of the 
 ALPINE TCBULAR IRON WHEEL-BARROW. 
 
 For Farmers and Miners, Patented Sept. 19, 1882. We manufacture four 
 sizes, as follows: No. 3, suitable for Farmers, weighing about 45 pounds. 
 No. 4, suitable for Miners and Smelters, with box made of No. 16 guage iron, 
 weight about (>5 pounds. No. 5, same size as No. 4, with extra strong box, 
 made of No. 14 guage iron. No. 6, a large barrow suitable for carrying coke, 
 charcoal and other light material, holding from three to four bushels. All 
 warranted to have STEEL AXLES and CASE HARDENED 
 EYES* an d to be superior to any other barrow in the market. Any size 
 and weight made to order. Also manufacturers of Iron Tubular Singletrees 
 and Plow Stretchers, which are lighter and stronger than wood. Harness 
 Rings, Buckle , Toggles, Cockeyes, Open Links, Wagon Bow Staples, Clevises 
 and all kinds of wrought iron goods. 
 
 Z. C. M. 1. Salt Lake City andOgden, sole agents for our wheel barrows. 
 
 lon't forget that Hardj Broi* ft Burton hay t a well selected itock of Drj Gfoodi 
 
Saddleiy and Saddlery-Hardware, Jobbed by W. L. Pickari Salt Lake Citj. 
 Salt Lake City Directory. 105 
 
 Hill George E, farmer, ns 8th South bet 6lh & 7ih East 
 
 Hill A S, res ws East Temple bet 3d & 4th South 
 
 Hill Rev S M, nw cor 2d South & 4th East 
 
 Hill Herrmaii (H & Trevvhela) res 2)5 East Temple St 
 
 Hill Mary A, widow, ss2d South bet 3d <fe 3d East 
 
 Hill Wm, carpenter, 1st North bet 10th & llth East 
 
 Hillain lioduey, clerk, ws 7th East bet 4th & 5th South 
 
 Hillier John, carpenter, ss North Temple bet 6th & 7th West 
 
 Hillingworth Joseph, laborer ns South Temple bet 1st West & W T 
 
 Hillstead J A, assayer, 1st North bet 10th & llth East 
 
 Hilton James, res es 7th East bet 1st South & South Temple 
 
 Hilton George, night watchman, ss 8th South bet 8th &. 9th East 
 
 Hilton Wm, policeman, ws llth East bet 3d & 3d South 
 
 Hilton David, butcher, ws Oak bet Fruit & 'Garden 
 
 HUton. Allen, teamster, se cor Bluff & Elm 
 
 Hilton T) A, blacksmsth,ns Prospect bet Maple & Elm 
 
 Hoaglaiid Esther, widow, ss 5th East bet 1st & 3d South 
 
 Hodder Frederick, carpenter, es 9th East bet 3d & 4th South 
 
 Hodge W, moulder, es 7th West bet South Temple <fe North Temple 
 
 Hodgson Oliver, carpenter, ss 3d South bet 9th & 10th East 
 
 Hoffenbach Anthony, tinner, ss 3d North bet 9th & 10th east 
 
 Hof hines Peter, rnason, ws 5th East bet 3d & 3d South 
 
 Hoffman John, nw cor Prospect & Maple 
 
 Hoffman Frank, lawyer, ss 5th South bet 1st East & East Tempi* 
 
 Hoffman J M, blacksmith, ws 3d East bet 2d & 3d South 
 
 Hogan Margaret, widow, ss 1st South bet 8th &9th East 
 
 Hogan Orson P, teamster, ss 1st South bet 8th & 9th East 
 
 Hogan Agnes, widow, ss 1st South bet 8th & 9th East 
 
 Hogan Alexander, lather, ss 1st South bet 8th <k 9th East 
 
 Hogan John C, teamster, ss 1st South bet 8th & 9th East 
 
 Hoge E D, res ss South Temple bet 6th & 7th East 
 
 Hogle James (Clasby & Hogle) ws 4th East bet 1st South AST 
 
 Hogle O, res Wasatch Building 
 
 Holbrook Andrew, laborer, es West Temple bet 1st & 3d South 
 
 Holden N P, laborer, ws 6th East bet oth & 6th South 
 
 Holderman S, cattle dealer, bds White House 
 
 Holderway W S, machinist, ss South Temple bet 3d & 4th West 
 
 Hole Elizabeth, res es 9th East bet 3d & 4th South 
 
 Holeing E G, laborer, ss 3d South bet 4th & 5th West 
 
 Holland J T, res es Commercial bet 1st & 3d South 
 
 Holland Dr James M, res es Fir bet High & Mountain 
 
 Hollberg Chas B, res es 9th East bet 1st & 2d North 
 
 Rolling Marcus, painter, ss South Temple bet 6th & 7th East 
 
 Hollingworth Thomas, tailor, es Spruce bet Prospect <fe High 
 
 Hollister O J, revenue collector, ws West Temple bet 3d & 4th South 
 
 L. Goldberg- has the largest stock of Men's wear in S. Lu City 
 
Nobby Riding Saddles & Bridles, WX. Pickard, Salt Lake 
 
 DR. VAN AU KIN'S 
 
 FIRST SOUTH STREET, SALT LAKE CITY, 
 
 (OPPOSITE TWELFTH WARD SCIIGOT^HOUSE.) 
 
 Is now prepared with the finest SILVER TOOLS in the 
 
 Territory to do all kinds of Dental work at 
 
 pi ices that defy competition. 
 
 Full Sets of Teeth, - $15.00 to $18.00 
 
 HALF SETS IN PROPORTION. 
 
 Filling Teeth with G-cld - $ 100 to $1,50 
 
 ALL OIHER FILLINGS ONE DOLLAR. 
 
 TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. 
 
 With the aid of improved and lately patented ma- 
 chinery I am enabled to fill all orders promptly and 
 at prices within the reach of all. Rich or Poor treated 
 alike. An examination of warerooms and Laboratory 
 will convince all requiring the services of a Dentist. 
 
 DR. VAN AUKIN. 
 
 3on't forget that Hardy Bros, is Barton hare a well selected stock of Dry Goods 
 
Henry Arthur's Boot and Shoe Uppers, W. L, Picliard, Salt Lake City, ILaa, 
 Salt Lake City Directory. 107 
 
 Holmes W, green grocer, ns South Temple bet 1st West & W T 
 
 Holmes Samuel, boilermaker, se cor 1st North & 5th West 
 
 Holmes Mrs Agnes, widow, ns 3d North bet 4th & 5th West 
 
 Holstan Oscar, laborer, ss 3d South bet 7th & 8th East 
 
 Holt John, teacher, ws 1st East bet 5th & 6th South 
 
 Holy Cross Hospital ns 1st South bet 10th & llth East 
 
 Honess Joseph, res es 7th West bet 1st South & South Temple 
 
 Honnberg Dr Julius, ns 5th South bet 1st & 3d West 
 
 Honnington Harriet A, widow, ss 3d North bet 3d & 4th West 
 
 Hood Orilla, widow, ss North Temple bet 1st & 3d West 
 
 Hook Lewis, saddler, es 5th East bet 3d & 4th South 
 
 Hooper Thomas A, machinist, ss 1st South bet 4th & 5th West 
 
 Hooper Mrs, widow^ es 1st West bet 3d & 3d North' 
 
 Hooper Edward G, carpenter, ns 3d North bet 5th & Oth West 
 
 Hooper W C, shoemaker, es 3d East bet 3d & 3d South 
 
 Hooper James, laborer, ns 3d South bet 1st & 2d East 
 
 Hooton Henry, machinist, ss 4th South bet 1st & 2d West 
 
 Hopkins Richard, res ns 3d South bet 1st & 3d West 
 
 Hopkins O R, res ss 1st South bet 2d & 3d West 
 
 Hopper A (A Hopper & Co) ns 3d South bet 1st & 3d East 
 
 Hopwood Elizabeth, widow, ss Centre bet 1st North & Currant 
 
 Horbeck Adolph, watchmaker, ns Bluff bet Ash & Locust 
 
 Horm Kichard, teacher, ne cor 5th West & 1st South 
 
 Horn Thomas A, clerk, ws Spruce bet Fruit &]Garden 
 
 Home Joseph, justice of peace, se cor 3d South & 1st West 
 
 Home Mrs Mary, ss 3d South bet 1st West & West Temple 
 
 Home F O, ore sampler, ns 3d South bet 3d & 4th West 
 
 Home Thomas, laborer, ws Pine bet High & Prospect 
 
 Horsely C R, laborer, ns Wall bet Fir & Spruce 
 
 Horsely Harry, res es Oak bet Wall & Prospect 
 
 Hosford Dr E, ns 3d South bet 1st & 3d East 
 
 Houghton George, laborer, ns 3d South bet 1st West & West Temple 
 
 Houghton Frederick, night watchman, ns 3d Sou h.bet 5th & 6th East 
 
 Houich Frederick, laborer, ss 3d South bet 2d & 3d East 
 
 Householder Jonathan, laborer, ns 3d South bet 9th & 10th East 
 
 Householder A, laborer, ws West Temple bet 4th & 5th South 
 
 Hovey Edwin, bds Clift House 
 
 Howard Charles, laborer, es 2d West bet 5th & 6th South 
 
 Howard John R, clerk, ns Wall bet Maple & Elm 
 
 Howard Mrs Sarah, res ns High bet Ash & Beach 
 
 Howard Wm, res ss 3d South bet 5th & 6th East 
 
 Howard R L, clerk U S land office, ss 1st South bet 3d & 4th East 
 
 Howard Thomas, res ss 5th South bet 1st & 2d East 
 
 Howarth Robert, laborer, ss 7th South bet W T & E T 
 
 Howarth Nephi, photographer, ns 1st South bet 1st West & W T 
 
 You can save 10 per cent by baying Clothing at JL. Goldberg's 
 
Shoe Leather & Findings, W. L. Piokard, Salt Lake City, 
 
 IFIEIR/ID CT. 
 
 SUCCESSOR TO 
 
 TRAVIS & CO., 
 
 WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALER 
 
 1212 and 1215 Second South Street, 
 
 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 
 
 SOLE AGENTS ORIGINAL BUDWEISER BEER. 
 
 Call and leo Hardy Bros. & Burton's complete stock of Staple ft Fancy Groceries 
 
Ladies Saddles In great variety at W. L. Fi&ard's, Salt Lake City, Utah. 
 
 Salt Lake City Directory. 109 
 
 Howcroft Nephi, laborer, ws 2d West bet 5th & 6th North 
 Howe Amos, (Davis, Howe & Co) ss 3d North bet Vine & 1st West 
 Howe Amos, (Davis, Howe & Co) ws 1st West bet North Temple A 1st N 
 Howe C R, res ws 1st West bet;North Temple & 1st North 
 Howe Edgar, pattern-maker, ss High bet Oak & Fir 
 Howell James, teamster, ns 6th South bet 10th & llth East 
 Ho well Wm J, laborer, ss 5th South bet 4th & 5th East 
 Howell Peter, stonecutter, ws 7th West bet North Temple <fe 1st North 
 Ho wells Thomas, teacher, ws 6th West bet South Temple & 1st South 
 Ho wells Thomas, mason, es 6th West bet 1st South & South Temple 
 Hoy John, gardener, ss BlufFbet Locust and Maple 
 Hoyt Mrs Fannie, photographer, 1218 1st South 
 
 Hubbard Anna, widow, ns 3d South bet East Temple & West Temple 
 Hubert Charles, moulder, es 3d West bet 4th and 5th South 
 Hudson Thomas, carpenter, ws 3d West bet South Temple & 1st South 
 Hudson Leonard P, architect, ws 2d West bet South Temple & 1st South 
 Hudson Mrs H A, res ns 2d South bet 1st and 2d East 
 Hudson James, moulder, ss High bet Oak and Elm 
 Hughes Dr Martha P, physician, es 9th East bet 6th and 7th South 
 Hughes John M, plasterer, es Oth East bet 5th and 6th South 
 Hughes F D, painter, es 10th East bet 2d and 3d South 
 Hughes John, stonecutter, es 6th West bet 1st and 2d South 
 Hughes Rus, laborer, es 6th West bet 1st and 3d South 
 Hughes Jerry, porter Warm Springs 
 Hughes J A, bds Clift House 
 
 Hugnes Wm, shoemaker, ws 1st East bet 4th and 5th South 
 Hull Thomas E, bookkeeper, es 3d West bet 3d and 3d South 
 Hull W B, mining, ns 1st South bet 1st and 3d East 
 Hulse James, merchant, ns North Temple bet 9th and 10th East 
 Hummel Edward, laborer, es Oth East bet 5th and 6th South 
 Humphrey Frank J, bds Colorado House 
 Hunt Peter, laborer, es 4th Wost bet 1st and 2d South 
 Hunt Charles, watchman, ss Centre bet Currant and Apricot 
 Hunt W H, bds Clift House 
 
 Hunt Wm H, jr, clerk nw cor 3d South and West Temple 
 Hunt Isaac, teamster, ns 5th South bet 3d and 4th East 
 Hunter James, laborer, ss 4th South bet 4th and 5th West 
 Hunter Jacob, farmer, sw cor North Temple and 8th West 
 Hunter Joseph, laborer, nw cor 1st South and 3d West 
 Hunter Wm, upholsterer, ns Bluff bet Oak and Fir 
 Hunter Edward, res es West Temple bet North Temple and 1st North 
 Hunter Jane W, widow, ne cor High and Beach 
 Hunter [saac, farmer, es 5th West bet North Temple and 1st North 
 > | Hunter Richard, laborer, ns 3d South bet 6th and 7th East 
 j Hunter J A, chief justice, ns 1st South bet 5th and 6thEast 
 
 L. 3-oldberg, the only Clothing Manufacturer, S. L. City 
 
First Prizes awarded at all Territorial Fairs, to W, L, Pickard, Salt Lakt. 
 
 ROOK SPRINGS, 
 
 THE ONLY RELIABLE MARKET FOR 
 
 Lump, Assorted, and Egg Coal. 
 
 Large stock always on hand, and full stock guaranteed, 
 
 REDUCTIONS IN COAL 
 
 ROCK SPRINGS. 
 Per ton, by car load ............ $6.00 
 
 Per ton, at yard .............. 6.50 
 
 Per ton, delivered ..... . ........ 7.00 
 
 RED CANYON. 
 
 Per ton, by car load ..... ....... 3-5 
 
 Per ton, at yard ........ . ..... 4.00 
 
 Per ton, delivered ......... * . . . 4.50 
 
 WEBER. 
 Per ton, car load ............. $4.50 
 
 Per ton, at yard .............. 5.25 
 
 Per ton delivered ............ . 6.00 
 
 Office: Corner Second South and Main, Wasatch 
 Building. A. GOULD, Agent. 
 
 Hardy Bros. & Burton cany a fine stock of Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps & Clothing 
 
Sole Leather, French Kip, Calf & Morroccos at PieVard's. 
 
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 Hunter Stephen, res se cor 6th South and East Temple 
 
 Hurberson Hugh, teamster, ss 1st South bet 3d and^4th West 
 
 Hurd Wm,"bailiff, es 8th East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Hurskins Archibald, sr, tailor, ns Fruit bet Locust and Maple 
 
 Hurskins Archibald, jr, plasterer, iis Fruit bet Locust and Maple 
 
 Hurst Emma, widow, ws 3d West bet 3d and 4th \ North 
 
 Husbands C T, engineer, es 5th West bet 2d;"aiid 3d North 
 
 Hutchins Joseph, laborer, ns 3d South bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Hutchins Susan, widow, ns 3d South bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Hutchison John, painter, ss 4th South bet 10th and llth East 
 
 Hutchison John, gardener, nw cor 6th South and 7th East 
 
 Hutchison J B, (H & Busby) ss 2d South bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Huxley Phillip, res ss 4th North bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Huxley Phillip, jr, bookkeeper, ss 4th. North bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Huxley W H, carpenter, ss 4th North bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Huxley Mrs Clarissa, res sw cor 5th North and 2d West 
 
 Hyde Frank, clerk, ns North Temple bet West Temple &]*Eastj Temple 
 
 Hyde A E, clerk, ns North Temple bet West Tern pie >ndj. East J^Temple 
 
 Hyde Charles W, res es 1st West bet 3d and|4th South 
 
 Hyde Mrs E L, res ws 1st East bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Hylander Hans, sheemaker, ws Pine bet Bluff and Wall 
 
 Hyrup Andrew, carpenter, ns 5th South bet 3d and 3d East 
 
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 I O O F Halls, 146 East Temple and Oeseret Building 
 
 Illingworth Wm, manufacturer, nslst Soutn bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Ilmer Herman, upholsterer, es3d East bet 3d and~4th South 
 
 Ilmo E H, laborer, bdsjWhite House 
 
 Inebuit Frederick, laborer, es llth East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Ingberg Elof, carpenter, ns 2d South bet 7th and t 8th T East 
 
 Inglis J S, agt "Blue Line," bds WalkerTHouse 
 
 Ingham Charles, laborer, ss GtlrSouth bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Ingram W H, carpenter, es 9th East bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Ingstrom John, cabinet maker, ws-2d East bet 2d and*3d South 
 
 Inkin John, shoemaker, ne cor South Temple and 1st West 
 
 Internal Revenue Office, 141, East Temple 
 
 Ireland E A, U S Marshal, ns 1st South bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Ireland Kate E, widow, ws 3d East bet'lst and 2d South 
 
 Irish C B, res ws East Temple bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Irons John, teller McCornick's bank, es 1st East bet 1st South and S T 
 
 Irvine W, laborer, ss 3d South bet 4th 2nd 5th West 
 
 Irvine R H, coal agent, ss 3d South bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Irvine John, laborer, ss South Temple bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Irvine George, merchant, nw cor 6th South and 4th West ,[ 
 
 L. GOLDBERG, LEADING CLOTHIER, Salt Lake City. 
 
Cash paid for Hides, Wool and Furs, W. L. Picfcard, Salt Lake City, Utah. 
 
 I THE PACIFIC EXPRESS COMPANY 
 
 CARRIERS TO ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD, 
 
 FREIGHT AND TREASURE TRANSPORTED 
 
 WITH SAFETY AND DISPATCH AT 
 
 REASONABLE RATES. 
 
 COMMISSIONS PROMPTLY ATTENDED To. PURCHASES 
 MADE AND GOODS FORWARDED BY EXPRESS. 
 
 t^ 3 AGENCIES THROUGHOUT UTAH. ** 
 No. 75 Main Street, Salt Lake City. 
 
 FRANK H. HYDE, F. C. GENTSVH, 
 
 Agent. Asst. Stipt. 
 
 T. J. ALMY, SECRETARY. 
 
 UTAH EASTERN RAILROAD. 
 
 COMPLETED FROM COALVILLE TO PARK 
 CITY, THENCE TO SALT LAKE CITY. 
 
 THAT PORTION FROM PARK CITY TO SALT LAKE CITY 
 WILL PROBABLY BE COMPLETED THIS SEASON. 
 
 General Office: 1237 First South Street, 
 
 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a full line of General Merchandise 
 
California Lasso Saddles, W. L. Pickard, Salt Lake City. 
 Salt Lake City Directory. 113 -5 ' 
 
 Irving Joseph, res ss 1st South bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 Irving Joseph, laborer, ws 3d East bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Irwin Frederick, clerk, ws 1st East bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Isaac John P, mason, ns 1st North bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Isaac John R, mason, ns 1st North bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Isom Alfred, upholsterer, sw cor Maple and Wall 
 
 Ivesom Soren, farmer, ne cor 7th South and 3d East 
 
 Iverson Ludwig, clerk, ss 6th South bet 3d and 4th West 
 
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 Jack James, clerk, nw cor 5th East and 2d South 
 
 Jackman A R, res ws 2d West bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Jackson S B, teamster, ns 3d South bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Jackson F P, res ws 3d East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Jackson Alfred, waiter, res Wasatch Building 
 
 Jackson Thomas R, painter, es 4th West bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Jackson Thomas, painter, se cor High and Oak 
 
 Jackson Smeles, laborer, ws Maple bet High and Mountain 
 
 Jackson Ellen, widow, ws Locust bet Wall and Prospect 
 
 Jacobs Joshua, res sw cor llth East and 1st North 
 
 Jacobs J F, res Wasatch Building 
 
 Jacobs H C, clerk, res Wasatch Building 
 
 Jacobs Z, conductor, se cor West Temple and 1st North 
 
 Jacobson W, gardener, ns 5th South bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Jacobson A C. waiter, es 1st East bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Jacobson Mary, widow, es Franklin ave bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Jacobson Ann M, widow, ne cor 5th South and 1st West 
 
 Jacobson Erastus se cor Chestnut and Wall 
 
 Jacobson Hans, waiter, boards White House 
 
 Jaiuque Jules M, marble cutter, ws 3d West bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Jaiuque Arnold J, bookkeeper, ns 6th South bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 James John, plumber, es West Temple bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 James Wm, clerk, ss 3d South bet East and West Temple 
 
 James Mary, widow, es 5th West bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 James David, boiler maker, ns 3d South bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 James J D, jeweler, ws West Temple bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 James D W, plumber, ws West Temple bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 James David, plumber, sw cor 3d South and West Temple 
 
 James Richard S, laborer, ns Prospect bet Beach and Ash 
 
 James Sylvester, gardener, ns 8th South bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 James Sarah A, widow, ne cor 4th South and 7th East 
 
 James Thomas, carpenter, es 7th E^st bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 James W F, mining, ws West Temple bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Janney Thomas A, res ns 2d North bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Jaques John, clerk, ss South Temple bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 ia oxiav3 T i 'oaggcrioo 
 
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Shoemakers 9 Tools of all kinds, W. L. Pichasd, Salt LctJce, 
 
 ; W 
 
 i $ 
 
 OGKDEIfcT, 
 
 Daily, $8.OO per Annum. 
 
 Semi-Weekly, $5. SO per Annum. 
 
 FIRST CLASS FAMILY NEWSPAPER. 
 
 A SPLENDID ADVERTISING MEDIUM. 
 
 ORDERS BY MAIL WILL RECEIVE CAREFUL ATTENTION. 
 
 SEND IN YOUR ORDERS FOR 
 
 PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL 
 
 JOB PRINTING. ,, 
 
 E. H. ANDEKSON, 
 
 Business Manager. 
 
 Call and see Sard? Bros, k Burton's complete stock of Staple l&Fancj Groceries 
 
Handsome Double Buggy Harness at W. L. Pickard's. 
 
 Salt Lake City Directory. 115 ! ~ 
 
 Jay Wm. carpenter, sw cor Oak and Garden 
 
 Jefferds H M, boards White House 
 
 Jeffrey Albert, mason, ns 3d South bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Jeffreys J R, tinsmith, se cor Chestnut and Wall 
 
 Jeffs Ephraim, engineer, se cor 4th North and 6th West 
 
 Jeffs Mrs Emma, es 3d West bet 3d and 4th North 
 
 Jeffs Wm, jr, laborer, ns 3d North bet 5th and 6th West 
 
 Jeffs Wm, sr, engineer, ss 3d North bet 5th and 6th West 
 
 Jefsky Ferdinand, laborer, ne cor 1st West and 3d North 
 
 Jelich John, res ss North Temple bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Jenkins Thomas, stockraiser, ss 6th South bet East and West Temple 
 
 Jenkins Wm, carpenter, ss South Temple bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Jenkins J W, harness maker, ws 4th West bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Jenkins S W, upholsterer, es 3d West bet 3d and 3d North 
 
 Jennens B W E, commercial agent, ns 3d South bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 Jennings Jamei, butcher, ne cor 6th South and West Temple 
 
 Jennings B W, bookkeeper, es West Temple bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Jennings T W, merchant, sw cor Fruit and Walnut 
 
 Jennings William, mayor, ns South Temple bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Jensen J J, laborer, es9th East bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Jensen I. shoemaker, es 9th East bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Jensen C, cook, es 9th East bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Jensen Mariah, widow, ss 5th South bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Jensen Jacob, gardener, ss 5th South bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Jensen Neils, res es 4th East bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Jensen Soren, laborer, ws 5th East bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Jensen Jens, res ss 5th South bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Jensen James, farmer, ws 4th East bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Jensen Peter, laborer, ws 2d East bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Jensen Henrietta, widow, ws 4th West bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Jensen S S, watchman, ws Canyon road 
 
 Jensen Christina, widow, es 2d West bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Jensen Andrew, editor Morganstjern 
 
 Jensen Stephen, laborer, es 1st East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Jensen Christina, widow, es 1st East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Jensen Pere, laborer, es 1st East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Jeremy John, laborer, ws 5th South bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Jeremy Thomas D, gardener, nw cor 6th West and South Temple 
 
 Jeremy David, res ne cor 5th West and 2d North 
 
 Jesher Thomas, plasterer, es llth East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Jesher Geo (Jesher & Brady) ns North Temple bet 14th and 15tfc South 
 
 Jesher Wm, laborer, es 7th East bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 J.esher George, brickmaker, es 7th East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Jessen A, civil engineer, ss South Temple bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Jewett Frederick, laborer, es 1st East bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Li. Goldberg- has the largest stock of Men's wear in S. I* City 
 
Rubber and Gold Plated Carriage Harness at Pickard's. 
 
 f | MASON & CO. 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 
 
 DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, BALUSTERS, 
 NEWELL POSTS, MOULDINGS, LUMBER. 
 
 LATH, RED AND WHITE SHINGLES, 
 
 REDWOOD, LUMBER, GLASS, ETC, 
 CEDAR POSTS, CALIFORNIA AND NATIVE 
 
 FINISHING LUMBER. 
 
 Orders will receive prompt attention and satisfac- 
 tion guaranteed. MASON & CO. 
 Yard, South Temple, 
 
 Between First and Second West Streets, 
 
 SALT LAKE CITY. 
 
 
 C. 
 
 ZFIIE^ST SOTJTIH: STIR.IEIET, 
 
 & 
 
 fe I Two doors East of Deseret Bank, 
 
 I SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 
 
 lardy Bros. & Burton cany a fine stock of Boots It Shoes, Hats, Gaps It Clothing 
 
Best Team Harness made by W, L. Pickard, Salt Lake. 
 
 N I *W 
 
 Salt Lake City Directory. 117 
 
 Jewish Synagogue, nw cor 3d South and 1st West 
 
 Jimson John, res es 3d East bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Johanson John, laborer, ss 4th South bet 11 th and 13th East 
 
 Johannson Mrs S, widow, ws 3d East bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 John David, mason, ss 3d South bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Johnson C W, harnessmaker, ws 9th East bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Johnson Elizabeth, widow, ws 9th East bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Johnson, Richard M, teamster, ws 9th East bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Johnson Maria A, widow, ns 4th South bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Johnson J S. mining, ss 2d South bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Johnson Mrs Carrie, es 4th East bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Johnson John, es 4th East bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Johnson Susan, widow, es 5th West bet 1st and 3d North 
 
 Johnson Pete, engineer, ss 2d North bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Johnson Neils, organbuilder, es 3d West bet North Temple and 1st N 
 
 Johnson A J, res es 3d East bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Johnson Daniel, laborer, ws 3d East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Johnson James H, farmer es 3d East bet 7th arid 8th South 
 
 Johnson Canute, laborer, ss South Temple bet 3d and 3d East 
 
 Johnson Swen, laborer, ss 3d S^uth bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 Johnson A J, shoemaker, ss South Temple bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 Johnson Catherine, widow, es 1st East bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Johnson F M, mining, ws 1st East bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Johnson John, grocer, ws Franklin ave bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Johnson Otto, laborer, ss South Temple bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Johnson Samuel, carpenter, es 2d West 5th and 6th South 
 
 Johnson Elizabeth, widow, ss South Temple bet 1st West and West T 
 
 Johnson A M, agent, ss 3d South bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 JonhsonJEliza, widow, ws 2d West bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Johnson L C, clerk, uw cor 3d West and 3d South 
 
 Johnson Margaret W, widow, nw cor 3d West and 3d South 
 
 Johnson Samuel, tailor, ns Wall bet Oak and Fir 
 
 Johnson H D, res es Elm bet Wall and Prospect 
 
 Johnson F L, builder, nw cor Maple and Wall 
 
 Johnson Alfred, laborer, es 3d West bet 5th and 6th North 
 
 Johnson Andrew S, clerk, ns 3d South bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Johnson Joseph W, res ns 3d South bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Johnston C J, mining, ws 6th East bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Jones Ephraim, bricklayer, ws 9th East bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Jones Hopkin, mason, es 9th East, bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Jones Thomas, mason, ss 3d South bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Jones Wm L, bookkeeper, se cor 8th East and South Temple 
 
 Jones T C, brushmaker, ss 4th South bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Jones Wiley, laborer, ne cor 7th South and 7th East 
 
 Jones T R, banker, es 5th East bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 L. Goldberg, the only Clothing Manufacturer, S. L, City 
 
WALLIN'S PATENT STIRRUP, best for Broncho Riders. 
 
 G, F, CULMER & BRO'S 
 
 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 
 
 OVER 
 
 600 SIZES 
 
 CONSTANTLY. IN STOCK, 
 
 CONSISTING OF 
 
 WINDOW GLASS. 
 PLATE GLASS, 
 
 PICTURE GLASS, 
 
 ENAMELED GLASS, 
 
 GROUND GLASS, 
 
 STAINED GLASS, 
 
 BENT GLASS 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 
 
 We invite opportunities to estimate on any size job 
 from a hot bed to a Church or Cathedral for Glass 
 alone, or for Glass glazing or painting. 
 
 22, 24, 28 and 3O First South Street, 
 
 S-A.IDT Xj^IECIE CITY. 
 
 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a full lino af General Merchandise 
 
Wrought Spanish Bits & Spurs, W. Li. Pickard, Salt Lake 
 
 Salt Lake City Directory. 119 
 
 Jones Harwood, teamster, ss 1st South bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Jones Mary, widow, sw cor 6th West and 3d North 
 
 Jones Elizabeth, widow, ns 1st North bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Jones Sarah A, widow, es Vine bet 1st North and Currant 
 
 Jones John T, res se cor Maple and Bluff 
 
 Jones Evan, laborer, ns 2d South bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Jones D R. clerk, res Wasatch Building 
 
 Jones N V, assistant tax collector, nw cor 2d South and 2d West 
 
 Jones Charles B, teamster, ns 2d South bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Jones Mary E, widow, ns 3d South bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Jones B, blacksmith, ns 5th East bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Jones John R, laborer, ns 1st South bet 5th and 6th West 
 
 Jones Frank, plasterer, ss South Temple bet 5th and 6th,West 
 
 Jones Wm, plasterer, ss South Temple bet 5th and 6th West 
 
 Jones George, laborer, ss 1st South bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Jones Thomas, res es 7th West bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Jones Letitia, widow, ss 4th South bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Jones Jane, widow, ns 7th South bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Jones Owen G, laborer, ss 5th South bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Jones W H. carpenter, ns 3d South bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Jones Wm R, dyer, nw cor 3d South and 3d West 
 
 Jones Wm, jeweler, ne cor 4th North and 6th West 
 
 Jones Thomas G, farmer, es 6th West bet North and South Temple 
 
 Jones T, mining, boards Valley House 
 
 Jones Mark, engineer, ws 4th West bet 1st and 2d North 
 
 Jones Marcus E, botanist, ss 5th South bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Jonason S J , lawyer, ns 4th South bet East and West Temple 
 
 Jordon T, boards Clift House 
 
 Jorgenson F C, gunsmith, ns 6th South bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Jorkison Ooly, carpenter, ns 3d North bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Josephite Mission Chapel, ss 2d South bet 3d and 3d East 
 
 Judges L W, clerk, ss 4th South bet 10th and llth East 
 
 Judge John, res es 1st West bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Judson Benjamin, physician, ns 4th South bet 13th and 14th East 
 
 Juiijklin Gabriel, laborer, ws 3d East bei 2d and 3d South 
 
 Juvenile Instructor, ns South Temple bet 1st and 3d West 
 
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 Kahn Samuel (Kahn Bros) sw cor 6th South and East Temple 
 Kahn Emanuel (Kahn Bros) sw cor 6th South and East Temple 
 Kaighn M M, lawyer ss 5th South bet 1st and 2d East 
 Kammeroth Pelentin, taiior, ns 7th South bet 7th and 8th East 
 Karrick L C, mining, ss South Temple bet 6th and 7th East 
 Katz Michael, carpenter, ss 3d North bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 You can save 10 per cent by buying Clothing at L. Gal dberg's 
 
W. L. Pickard carries a full line of Trotting <& Racing Goods 
 
 ~\ v TOMB STONES, 
 
 m^^m^m^'^m MONUMENTS, 
 
 ^X^' *1* F A I JT Y ^^r\ PLASTER CENTER PIECES 
 ,i\\ <r K -'^ I - I / J i\ -0- 
 
 \ CONVENIENCE, SIMPLICITY/ / 
 
 INTENSE HEAT, }to SMOKE, 
 ECONOMY, CLEANLINESS^ ERFECT DRAFT 
 
 STOP CUTTER 
 
 AND 
 
 BUILDERS. 
 
 Marble, Iron and Slate 
 Mantels and Grates. 
 
 Office and Salesrooms, 
 
 SOUTH TEMPLE STREET 
 
 Corner West Temple. 
 SALT LAKE CITY, 
 
 P.O. Box 493. 
 
 SEOOIsTID SOUTH ST. 
 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 
 Special Attention paid to Custom Work. 
 
 REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. 
 
 Always on hand a large assortment of ready made Boots and Shoes, 
 and new goods constantly arriving. 
 
 Having had a large experience in the Boot and Shoe business I feel 
 confident that I can satisfy my patrons as to quality and price. 
 
 Give me a call and I will guarantee satisfaction. 
 
 W. J. HOOPER. 
 
 lon't forget that Hardy Bros. & Burton have a well selected stock of Dry Goods 
 
Saddlery and Saddlery-Hardware, Jobbed by W. L. Fickard. Salt Lake City. 
 
 Salt Lake City Directory. 121 j *S 
 
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 Katz Alma, teamster, ss 3d North bet 1st and 2d Wet 
 
 Katz Sargent, carpenter, ss 3d North bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Kay Ellen P, widow, es 4th East bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Kay Mrs E M, widow, ne cor 5th East and 2d South 
 
 Kayes Richard A, hardware, Clift Row, ws West T bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Keating AVrn, clerk, es 1st West bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Keating George, bookkeeper, ss 5th South bet 31 and 41 h West 
 
 Keddington John W, teamster, ns 5th South bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Keddington Joseph, laborer, ns 5th >outh bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Keddiiigton E W, widow, es 8th East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Keddington Mary A, widow, es 8th East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Keel' Cornelius, boards Clift House 
 
 Keeler Clarance, tel operator, es West Temple bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Keets J P, paperhanger, ns 6th South bet 1st East and East Temple 
 
 Keisler Frederick, sr, millwright, es 3d West bet North and South Tern 
 
 Keisler Jacob, laborer, es 3d West bet North and South Temple 
 
 Keisler Christian, ns South Temple bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Keissler E A, agricultural implements, ws W T bet 3-1 and 3d South 
 
 Kelly John B, bookbinder, ws 1st West b^t 4th and 5th South 
 
 Kelly John J, mason, ws 1st West bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Kelliker Catherine, widow, esSth East bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 KELLOGG J K. commercial agt. es 1st East bet North and South Temp 
 
 Kelly Wm B, res ss 5th South bet East and West Temple 
 
 Kelly John, watchman, nw cor 1st South and 3d West 
 
 Kelly A H, (Daniel Dunne & Co.) res es Centre bet Plum and Apricot 
 
 Kelly Geo. B. (Kelly Bros.) res cor First West and 3d North 
 
 Kelsey Geo (E B Kelsey & Co) ne cor Maple and High 
 
 KELSEY ELI B, real estate agent, ws East Temple bet3d and 4th South 
 
 Kelsey Lewis S, res ws 3d East bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Kelso A W, res ss 5th South bet 1st and 2(1 West 
 
 Kelson J H, clerk, ss 31 South bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Kelson Wm, shoemaker, se cor 8th East and 2d South 
 
 Kcmmerly Susanah, \\ idow, ws 7th East bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Kendall Mrs Emma, ss 1st South bet Istand 3d East 
 
 Kendall Owen, boards White House 
 
 Kendall Alfred F, res ss 3d South bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Kendall H, cook, ss 3d South bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Kendall James, carpenter, ss North Temple bet 8th and 7th West 
 
 Kendrick Thomas, painter, ns 1st South bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Kenersly J H, carpenter, es Centre bet Pear and Peach 
 
 Kenersly Henry, res ne cor Plum and Centre 
 
 Kenersly Wm, nw oor Currant and Centre 
 
 Kennedy Daniel, painter, ns 3d South bet 1st and2d East 
 
 Kennelly James M, laborer, ns 6th South bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 5 Kenyer Thomas, res ss 3d South bet 3d and 3d East 
 
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 L*. Goldberg* lias the largest stock of Men's wear in S. L. City 
 
 39 
 
Nobby Riding Saddles & Bridles, W.L. Fickard, Salt Lake 
 
 Salt Lake City Directory. 123 j ^ 
 
 Kerr J W, stockman, ws 1st \Vest bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Kershaw S F, clerk, ws 9th East bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Kershaw Alex, stonecutter, es West Temple bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Kersly Frederick, contractor, ns 7th South bet 1st West and West T 
 
 Kessler, L, firema n, ws 3d West bet 1st and 3d North 
 
 Ketchum L R, cattledealer. boards Valley llouso 
 
 Keyser Ruth, widow, ws 3d East bet 4th and 5lh South 
 
 Keyser Aaron, (Keyser & Moritz) ns 6th South bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Kiddle W W, cutter, es Quince bet Plum and Peach 
 
 Kilburn Moroni, laborer, ss 2d North bet Oth and 7th West 
 
 Killgore Jemima, widow, ss Centre bet Currant Apricot 
 
 Kilpack George, res ws East Temple bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Kilpatrick Benjamin, brakesman, ws 3d West bet 1st and 2d North 
 
 Kimball Christina B, widow, ns 1st North bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Kimball Moroni, laborer ss North Temple bet East and West Temple 
 
 Kimball Jeremiah, laborer, ss North Temple bet East and West Temple 
 
 Kimball Preciiida, widow, ws 3d West bet 1st and 3d North 
 
 Kimball Edgar V, dentist, es 13(h East bet fith and 7ih South 
 
 Kimball F D, res nw cor l-5t South and 3d West 
 
 Kimball Mrs M C, ws 3 1 West bet 1st and 31 South 
 
 Kimball John IT, laborer, ss North Temple bet East Temple and 1st E 
 
 Kimball Charles S, commercial agt, ws East Temple bet N T and 1st N 
 
 Kimball H B, res es East Temple bet North Temple and l^t North 
 
 Kimball AH, clerk, es East Temple bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Kimball Hyrum. res es East Temple bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Kimball Mary, widow, nwcor 1st West and 1st North 
 
 King E J, blacksmith, ne cor 5th South and 4th East 
 
 King C H, builder, ne cor 6th Fast and 3d South 
 
 King Fdward. moulder, sw cor 2d So.ith and 3d West 
 
 King John, reses 1st West bet 1st and 2d North 
 
 Kingdom Elizabeth, widow, ws 4th West bet 3d and 4th North 
 
 Kingdom Joseph W, laborer, ws 4th West bet 3d and 4th North 
 
 Kingdom John, miller, sw cor 4th North and 4th West 
 
 Kinghorn Alexander, engineer, es Cth East bet Gth and 7th South 
 
 Kino H D, waiter, boards NVhite House 
 
 Kingsbnry Joseph C, res se cor 3d East and 2d South 
 
 Kingsbury Pi of J T, ss 2d South bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Kinsey Kuth, widow, es Fast Temple bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Kirby Win J, res ns oth South bet 5th and Oth East 
 
 Kirk W, teamster, ns 1 ;th Fast bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Kirk Samuel, laborer, ns 3d South bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Kirk Arthur H, plasterer, ws 1st West bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Kirkham Wm, carpenter, ns Cth South bet 1st Fast and East Temple 
 
 Kirkman John, bookkeeper, ns 4th South bet 1? and llth East 
 
 Kirkpati ick Moses, lawyer, ss 4th South bet East and West Temple 
 
 Don't forget that Hardy Bros. & B'iricn hare a well selected stock of Dry Goo^s 
 
Henry Arthur's Boot and Shoe Uppers, W. L. Piclrard, Salt Lake City, Uta&. 
 
 
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 Office: 27 Main Street. 
 
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 J AGENT FOR SALT LAKE CITY FOR - 
 
 o Anthracite and Pleasant Valley Coals 
 
 H - AND - 
 
 (JQ 
 
 DQ Colorado BlacksmUhint/ C?al. 
 
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 TELEPHONE CONNECTION. 
 
 THE ANTHRACITE 
 
 M T7*QTJALS in all respeets the best Pennsylvania Coals. This coal is 
 P i the cheapest fuel in use. In ordinary stoves it will go twice as far, 
 flj and in hard coal stoves three times as far as any soft coal. Never 
 rjj slacks, and is absolutely free from soot, smoke, dust and dirt. 
 2 I n ordering, please state No. wanted. 
 
 No. 1 adapted to furnace and large cannon stoves. 
 
 No. 2, or Egg, for grates or ordinary heating stoves. 
 ^ No. 3, or Stove, for ranges, cooking and small heating stoves. 
 
 No. 4, or Nut, for Base Burners. 
 
 No. 5, or Small Nut, same as No. 4. 
 
 . 
 
 ,of We are prepared to make to order all the popular 
 
 QQ styles of SADDLE TREES, and at reasonable prices. 
 
 1 Will re-cover, or replace broken Horns. 
 
 C"t* 
 
 FRANK AGEAIR and JOE FISCHER. 
 
 2nd South Street, in alley back of City Stables. 
 
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 You can save 1O per cent by buying Clothing at L.Goldbwg'g 
 
Shoe Leather & Findings, "W. I* Piokard, Salt Lake City 
 Salt Lake City Directory. 125 
 
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 Kipple Phillip, res ns 1st North bet East Temple and 1st East 
 Komish Wm, laborer, ns 4th South bet 1st West and West Temple 
 Knapton W T, baker, es Gth West bet 1st South and South Temple 
 Knecht Emil, laborer, es 9th East bet Gth and 7th South 
 Kneusseii Mrs, widow, ns 3d South, bet 10th and llth East 
 Knight Mrs E, ns North Tomple bet 13th and 14th Souh 
 Knight John, wagoiimaker, ns 1st South bet 5th and Gth East 
 Knight Charles, farmer, es 3d West bet 7th- and 8th South 
 Knight R J, shoemaker, sw cor Spruce and High 
 Knight Wm, shoemaker, ws Spruce bet Mountain and High 
 Knight Joseph, laborer, es 3d West bet 3d and 4th North 
 Knight Oswell, farmer, ns 4th South bet 4th and 5th West 
 Knowles Charles S, gunsmith, ss 5th South bet 1st East and East T 
 Kiiox Wm, carpenter, ss nth South bet 1st and 3d East 
 Knuckleby Mrs Cerina, res ws 1st West bet North and South Temple 
 Kunkle S, laborer, ws 13th East bet 1st South and South Temple 
 Kunkle Frank, mason, ss 3d South bet 7th and 8th East 
 
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 Laddick Ruth, widow, es 2d West bet2d and 3d South 
 Laidlaw Mary A, widow, ns 2d North bet llth and 13th East 
 Lake Silas r, laborer, se cor 8th West and 2d North 
 Laker Edward, gardener, ss 3d South bet 8th and 9th East 
 Lamb Mars ilia, widow, ws Vine bet 1st .North and Currant 
 Lambert C J, res ws 1st West bet 3d and 4th South 
 Lambert George G, res ns 5th South bet 1st West and West Temple 
 Lambourne Alfred, artist, ns High bet Elm and Maple 
 Lambourne W R, se cor Prospect and Fir 
 Lambourne Wm, (L & Son) es Fir bet Wall and Bluff 
 Lambourne C A( L & Son) es Fir bet Wall and Bluff 
 Lambourne George, tinsmith, swcor 3d West and 5th North 
 Lamont Robert, laborer, es Gth West bet 1st South and South Temple 
 Lampson A B, blacksmith sw cor North Temple and 1st West 
 Lancaster Orson, laborer; ns 3d South bet 5th and Gth East 
 Lancaster .Mary, widow, es 5th East bet Gth and 7th South 
 Lander Wm, res ss 3d South bet East Temple and West Temple 
 Lane P, laboror, bds White House 
 Laney Hiram, res ns Gth South bet 8th and 9th East 
 Laney Sarah A , widow, ns Gth South bet 8th and 9th East 
 Laney G C. gardener, es 8th East bet 5th and 6th South 
 L m<? G B, laborer, es Gth East bet 4th and 5th 3outh 
 Lmg G. city bakery, ns 1st South bet West Temple and East Temple 
 Langton W. agent, es G^h West bet 1st South and South Temple 
 L iiigton Isaac, painter, ss 1-it North bet 5th and Gth West 
 ~ j Langtoii Isaac, painter, ss North Temple bet 4th and 5th West 
 
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 Call and see Hardy Bros. & Burtcn's complete stock of Staple & Fancy Groceries 
 
Ladies Saddles in great variety at W. L. rickard's, Salt Lake City, Utah, 
 
 SPENCER & KIM BALL/ 
 
 14O Main Street, Salt Lake City, 
 
 ZPUIRATIE Y~O:R,S 
 
 TO THE 
 
 TK.A.T3EJ 
 
 CUSTOM WORK AND REPAIRING. 
 
 Gootl, Substantial Home Made Goods, 
 
 FIRST CLASS WORKMEN. 
 
 T HIE 
 
 Salt Lake Copying House, 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 INDIA INK, WATER COLORS, CRAYONS 
 AND PASTEL OR OIL PORTRAITS. 
 
 ALL ORDERS FILLED IN FROM TEN TO TWENTY DAYS. 
 
 ALL WORK GUARANTEED. 
 
 W. D. PALMER & CO., Proprietors, 
 
 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 
 
 Post Office Box 1042. 
 
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 P. S. The firm of Paimer <t Martin, whose advertisement appears on H 
 J^ | page 82, has been dissolved and the business discon tinned. ' ^ 
 
 L. yoldberg, the only Clothing Manufacturer, S. L. City 
 
First Prizes awarded at all Territorial Fairs, to W. L. Pickard, Salt Left*. 
 ^ , 
 
 Salt Lake City Directory. 127 
 
 Lannan P II, butcher, ns2d South bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Lapham Wrn, res ns 1st South bet West Temple and East Temple 
 
 Larish Jacob, laborer, ws 5th East bet 8th and 9th South 
 
 Larson P, res se cor South Temple and 2d East 
 
 Larson John, carpenter, ns 6th South bot 9th and 10th East 
 
 Larson John M, pattern maker, es 7th East bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Larson Caroline, widow, ws 6th East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Larson P E, carpenter, ws 4th East bet 41 h and 5th South 
 
 Larson John, shoemaker, ws 4th East bet 4ch and 5th South 
 
 Larson N S, agent, ns South Temple bet llth and 12th East 
 
 Larson Junius M, waiter, es 2d West bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Larson John, cook, es M West bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Larson John, shoemaker, se cor Chestnut and Wall 
 
 Larson Joseph, carpenter, es3d West bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Larson John L, laborer, es 2d West bet 2*1 and 3d North 
 
 Larson Mrs Louisa ne cor Chestnut and High 
 
 Larue James, grocer, sw cor Bluff and Chestnut 
 
 Latham James, laborer, sw cor 4th West and 3d South 
 
 Latham Daniel, laborer, ns 4th South bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Lathrop P C, mining, ss 1st South bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Latimer W, laborer, ns 3d South bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Latimer James, grocer, ss North Temple bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Latimer James, res ns North Temple bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Latimer Annie, widow, ns Prospect bet Pine and Chestnut 
 
 Lavin W, res Wasatch Building 
 
 Lawless Nicholas, laborer, ss 4th South bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Lawrence Julia, widow, ne cor 4th South and East Temple 
 
 Lawrence George, res es 3d East bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Lawrence Joab, mi ning, ns South Temple bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Lawrence J W, commission merchant, ss 3d South bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Lawrence Mrs Julia, es 1st West bet South Temple and North Temple 
 
 Lawence D A, carpenter, ne cor 6th South and 3d West 
 
 LawrenceF, res Donaldson House 
 
 Lawrence H W (Kimbali & Lawrence) ss 3d South bet 1st East & E T 
 
 Lawson Spiers, grocer, ns 21 South bet 6Lh and 7th East 
 
 Lawson John, butcher, ns 2d South bet 6th and 7th Fast 
 
 Lawson Archibal I, laborer, ss 3d S >uth bet 2 1 and 31 East 
 
 Lawpon James, blacksmith, ws 21 West bet North Temple and 1st N 
 
 Leach James, farmer, sw cor 7th South and 5th East 
 
 Leavitt John, ns South Temple bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Lonvitt Julian, machinist, ns 1st North bet 5th and 6th West 
 
 Le Baron Benjamin, painter, se cor 3d West and 1st South 
 
 Ledell A, carpenter, ns Prospect bet Cherry and Beach 
 
 > i L?e J II, cabinet maker, e.s 21 West bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 s | Lee John, laborer, sw cor 3d North and 21 West 
 
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 Sardy Bros. & Burton carry a fine stock of Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps & Clothing 
 
Sole Leather, French Kip, Calf & ftlorroccos ut Picfetirri's. 
 
 128 Salt Lake City Directory. c 
 
 Leeker David W, butcher, ss 1st South bet nth and 7th East 
 Lees James, bookkeeper, ns 3d South bet 5th and 6th East 
 Lees John, res nw cor 5th West and 4th North 
 Lees Josiah, teamster, ns 4th North bet 5th and 6th West 
 Lees John, butcher, ws 5th West bet 3d and 4th North 
 Leffler J M, miller, ws 9th East bet 8th and 9th South 
 Leggett W, gardener, sslst North bet 8th and 9th East 
 Leggett Elizabeth, widow, ss 1st North bet 8th and 9th East 
 Leggett W,jr. gardener, ss 1st North bet 8th and 9th East 
 Leinbar Emily, widow, es 2d East bet 2d and 3d South 
 Leland H, cook, ns3d South bet 10th and llth East 
 Lenham Thos, wood turner, ns 1st South bet 7th and 8th East 
 Lennan J C, mining, es 1st West bet 1st and 21 South 
 Lennell Henry, sr, laborer, ws 4th West bet 5th and 6th 
 Lennell Henry, jr, moulder, ws4th We.%t bet 5th and 6th South 
 Lenzi M, painter, ns 21 South bet 3d and 4th Fast 
 Leonard James, waiter, ws 6th East bet 2d and 3d South 
 Leonard Kev Delaren, ss 5th South bet 1st and 21 East 
 Leslie Thomas, laborer, ss South Temple bet 1st West and W T 
 Leslie Thomas, tanner, es 1st West bet North Temple and 1st North 
 Levander Gustave, laborer, es 1st East bet 1st and 21 South 
 Lever H S, bookkeeper, es 1st East bet 2i and 3d South 
 Leveridge 11 S, laborer, es 1st East bet 5th and 6th South 
 Leviberg Jacob, tobacconist, ns South Temple bet 1st and 21 East 
 Levy Samuel, tobacconist, ns 3d South bet 1st West and W T 
 Lewis Sarah, widow, se cor 3d South and 7th. East 
 Lewis Thomas, plasterer, es Poplar Av b3t 6th arid 7th South 
 lowis Frederick, machinist, ns 6th South bet 4th and 5th West 
 Lewis W, res ns 2:1 South bet 6th and 7th West 
 Lewis James S, shoemaker, ns 1st South bet 5th and 6th West 
 Lewis Walter J, printer, ns South Temple bet 6th and 7th West 
 Lewis S H, lawyer, ns 3d South bet East Temple and 1st East 
 Lewis T P, boilermaker, ws 4th West bet 14 and 2d South 
 Lewis John S, es Vine bet 1st North and Currant 
 Lewis Catharine, widow, es Vine bet 1st North and Currant 
 Lewis Harriet, widow, es Pine bet Fruit and Garden 
 Lewis George, laborer, es 7th West bet North Temple and 1st North 
 Lewis, Hannah, widow, es 7th West bet North Temple and lt North 
 Lewis Mrs H A, res ws West Temple bet 21 and 3d South 
 Lewis T B, teacher w.s Spruce bet Bluff and Wall 
 Liberal Institute, es 2d East bet 1st and 2d South 
 Lidridge John, operator, ss 2d South bet 3d and 4th East 
 Liebes S, bds Walker Hous? 
 
 Linfield Webster, merchant, es \Vest Temple bet 1st and 23 South 
 Lingle J W, roofpaiuter, ss 1st South bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 GOLDBERG, LEADING CLOTHIER, Salt Lake City, 
 
Cash paid for Hides, Wool and Furs, W., L. Picfcard, Salt Lake City, Utah. 
 
 _ 
 Salt Lake City Directory. 1 29 | g 
 
 Lillianstorn Louisa, widow, ss North Temple bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Lindsay John G, laborer, es 4th East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Lindsay John S, actor, ws 1st West bet South Temple and N T 
 
 Lindsay L W, machinist, es 6th West bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Lindsey Mrs Bethiah, sw cor Fruit and Beach 
 
 Linehardt Godfrey, res se cor Walnut and Prospect 
 
 Linn Carl, music-teacher, ns 1st South bet.lst West and West Temple 
 
 Linnow A P, laborer, es Centre bet Pear and Cane 
 
 Linquist Victor, laborer, es Walnut bet Bluff and Wall 
 
 LINDSLEY DR E, physician, ss 3d South bet West Temple and E T 
 
 Linsley N E, mining, es 3d East bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Linstron Christine, widow, se cor 5th Sonth and 5th East 
 
 Lipman Morris, clothier, ns 5th South bet East Temple and W T 
 
 Lippman Joseph, mangr Chronicle, 99 East Temple 
 
 Lippman G, commercial agent, res ss 3d South bet 1st and 3d East 
 
 Little Edward, merchant, es 7th East bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Little Feramorz, res sw cor 1st South and 2d East 
 
 Littie James, res sw cor 1st South and 3d East 
 
 Little George, ss 6th South bet 1st and 3d East 
 
 Little Mrs Emma H, res ss 3d South bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 Little Thomas K, laborer, ss 3d South bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 Littleford Seth, laborer, se cor South Temple and 7th West 
 
 Littlewood Joseph, carpenter, es 5th West bet 1st and 3d North 
 
 Littley George, laborer, ws 3d West bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Livingston Wm, laborer, ns 3d South bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Livingston Elizabeth, widow, se cor 8th East and 4th South 
 
 Livingston Charles, es 7th East bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Livingston Thomas, laborer, ns Fruit bet Maple and Elm 
 
 Livingston J C, res ne cor Fruit and Elm 
 
 Livingston J C, jr. blacksmith, ne cor Fruit and Elm 
 
 Livingston Mrs Annie, res ne cor Fruit and Elm 
 
 Livingstone Morris, v e s es West Temple bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Livingstone N E, mining, es East Temple bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Ljormau Annet, widow, ss South Temple bet 1st West and W T 
 
 Llwellyn H E, jaborer, sw cor 7th West and 3d North 
 
 Lloyd F A, shoemaker, ns 1st South bet llth and 12th East 
 
 Lloyd Thos, laborer, es llth East bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Lloyd John P, res ws 9th East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Lloyd John, shoemaker, ss South Temple bet 3d and 3d East 
 
 Lloyd W T, painter, ns 1st South bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Lloyd W J, shoemaker, ns 1st South bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Lloyd John H, painter, ne cor 5th West and 1st South 
 
 Lloyd W, laborer, es 5th West bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Locke J M, boards Walker House 
 
 Loder E W, clerk, ss 4th South bet 4th and 5th East 
 
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 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a full line of General Merchandise 
 
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California Lasso Saddles, W. L. Piokard, Salt Lake City. 
 
 130 Salt Lake City Directory. 
 
 Loder, ED, clerk, boards Valley House 
 
 L ollin John, res ns 4th South bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Lomax J D, lawyer, ss 6th South bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Long John, laborer, es 6th East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Long Elizabeth S, widow, es 2d East bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Long Sophia, widow, es 2d East bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Long Wm, porter White House 
 
 Londberg John C, carpenter ws 2d West bet 5th and 6th North 
 
 Longmore Wm, tailor, ns South Temple bet 10th and llth East 
 
 Lonnen Wm, nightwatchman, es 3d West bet North Temple and 1st N 
 
 Loomis L V, mining, ss Currant bet Centre and Apricot 
 
 Loslee Chas, ss 6th South bet 10th and llth East 
 
 Love Henry* blacksmith, ns 4th South bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Love John, teamster, ss 4th South bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Love David, laborer, se cor 5th West and 4th South 
 
 Love David, jr, fireman, es 4th West bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Lovendale Theodore, printer, es 7th West bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Lovendale NeUie, widow, ws 6th East bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Loveridge Ledro, carpenter, ws 12th East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Lovesy John, teamster, ss 3d South bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Lovesy Edmund, carpenter, es 6th East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Lovett Mrs E S, res es 9th East bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Lovett Wm, res ss South Temple bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Low George A, wagondealer, se cor 1st South and 3d East 
 
 Lowe Arthur J, clerk, ns 2d South bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Lowe James A, land agent, ns 3d South bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Lowe John, laborer, ns 5th North bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 LOWELL JOHN W, manufacturer, ns 3d South bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Lowrey T A, carpenter, ss 4th South bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Lowrey Robert, carpenter, ss 3d South bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Lucas J L, grocer, es 2d East bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Lucas J, butcher, nw cor Garden and Ash 
 
 Lucas George, laborer, ns 2d South bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Luce Cheney, wheelwright, ns North Temple bet 7th and 8th West 
 
 Lucy C A, barber, ne cor 1st West and 2d South 
 
 Luff Harry, carpenter, ne cor Fir and Bluff 
 
 Luff George T, carpenter, sw cor Wall and Oak 
 
 Lufkin George W, farmer, nw cor 2d South and 4th West 
 
 Luman A, cattledealer, boards Valley House 
 
 Lundborg Annie, widow, es 1st East bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Lundgren Peter, teacher, sw cor 7th East and 1st South 
 
 Lundgren John, res es 1st West bet 3d and 4th North 
 
 Lundgren L, laborer, es 1st West bet 3d and 4th North 
 
 Lunn H C, machinist, es 4th East bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Lunn John, laborer, ws 12th East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 L. GOLDBERG, LEADING CLOTHIER, Salt Lake City 
 
Shoemakers' Tools of all kinds, W. L. PicJcard, Salt Lake. 
 
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 Lunquist U S, carpenter, es 3d East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Lutz Frederick, res nw cor 5th West and 1st North 
 
 Lyman C W (Utah Forwarding Co) ss 1st South bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 Lynch W, gunsmith, es 2d East bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 LYNCH J T, postmaster, ss 2d South bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Lynch Elizabeth R, widow, es 1st East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Lynch Wm, stonecutter, ss 7th South bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Lynch W F, porter Walker House 
 
 LYNCH & COTTRELL, wagon & carriage dealers, 1st East bet 1st & 2d S 
 
 Lyne Walter, broker, es 6th East bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Lyngberg Frederick, laborer, ss 1st South bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Lynn S J, res ws 4th East bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Lyon Mathew T, laborer, es 10th East bet 6th and 7th South . 
 
 Lyon T A, res 1st South bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Lyon J D, plasterer, ws 5th East bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Lyon Mary Ann, widow, es Oak bet Fruit and Garden 
 
 Lyon John, tinsmith, ws Spruce bet Bluff and Garden 
 
 Lyon John, res nw cor Garden arid Oak 
 
 Lyon David, printer, nw cor Garden and Oak 
 
 Lyon Wm, stonecutter, nw cor Garden and Oak 
 
 Lyon Albert, farmer, ns 1st North bet 3d and 4th West 
 
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 Mackenzie David, clerk, nw cor 6th South and West Temple 
 
 Mackintosh D J, agent, ns 1st South bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 Mackintosh W W, clerk, ns 1st South bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 Mackintosh T J, auditor Utah Central, ws Walnut bet Bluff & Garden 
 
 Mackey S T, mining engineer, Clift Row ws West Temple bet 2d& 4th S 
 
 Mackley Sarah, widow, ns South Temple bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Madison George, painter, 2d North bet llth and 12th East 
 
 Madison P C, laborer, sw cor 6th South and 6th East 
 
 Madson P W, furniture dealer, ns 3d South bet West Temple and E T 
 
 Madsen J ouisa, widow, ns 1st South bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Mad sen N P, clerk, ws 4th East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Madsen P, laborer, ss 1st South bet West Temple and East Temple 
 
 Mahoney Miss Abbie, ne cor West Temple and 4th South 
 
 Maiben Henry, druggist, ws Canyon Road 
 
 Mair Mary, widow, se cor 4th East and 5th South 
 
 Makin W, teamster, ws West Temple bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Mallen F, es 4th East bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Mallen James E, policeman, ne cor 6th South and 8th East 
 
 Mallen Samuel, builder, es 4th East bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Maltese Salvator, merchant, ss 3d South bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Manchli Linette, laborer, ns 3d South bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Call and see Hardy Bros. & Burton's complete stock of Staple & Fancy Groceries 
 
Handsome Double Buggy Harness at W. L. Fickard's. 
 
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 Manderson Louisa, widow, es 2d East bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Manning Thos, carpenter, es 9th East bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Manning Harry, laborer, ss Prospect bet Spruce and Fir. 
 
 MANNING JOHN, trunk manufacturer, ss 3d South bet E T and 1st E 
 
 Mantripp James, laborer, es 9th East bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Man waring George, agent, ss 3d North bet 5th and 6th West 
 
 Marcroft Hiram laborer, ws 1st West bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Marcroft Robert, laborer, ns 8th South bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Marcroft John, res ns 8th South bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 MARGETTS P, liquordealer, ws 1st West bet South Temple and N T 
 
 Margetts Phillip, jr, clerk, es 3d West bet 5th and 6th North 
 
 Margetts R B, brewer, ns 3d North bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Margetts R M, brewer, ns 3d North bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 MARRIER BROS, Palace Bath House, 105 and 107 Commercial 
 
 Marrier Lewis (M Bros) es Commercial bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Marrier Clement, (M Bros) Commercial bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Mark J R, shoemaker, ws 3d East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Mark Minnie, widow, ns 4th North bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 Marks S R, res ss 3d South bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 Marks A, general merchandise, ns 1st South bet West Temple and E T 
 
 Marsden C T, drayman, ss 7th South bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Marsden James, drayman, ns 7th South bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Marsden Ellen, widow, es 7th West bet 1st and 3d North 
 
 Marshall Dr S, res ns 6th South bet 3d and 3d East 
 
 Marshall Thomas, (Marshall & Royle) ws 4th East bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Marshall J A, (Hall & M) res ws 1st East bet South Temple and 1st S 
 
 Martin Andrew F, res sw cor Mountain and Elm 
 
 Martin Lewis, mining, se cor Chestnut and Bluff 
 
 Martin Thomas, tinner, ss 4th South bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Martin W S, (Palmer & M) sw cor Frankiin Ave and 3d South 
 
 Martin John, boards R R Exchange 
 
 Martin Abraham, clerk, es 3d East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Martin Anthony, tinsmith, es 2d East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Marthing W E, boards Clift House 
 
 Marthini Chas, upholstere-, ws Com bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Maroden James, drayman, es 3d West bet 8th and 9th South 
 
 Marvin John, tinner, es 9th East bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Mason George, tanner, ns 2d North bet 1st West and Quince 
 
 Masonic Hall, 143, East Temple 
 
 Masonic Library, 143, East Temple 
 
 Masters Joseph, laborer, ws 4th East bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Masters Elizabeth, widow, ss 7th South bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Matheney W D, mining, ss 3d South bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Mattison L B, agricultural implements, es 3d East bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Mather Miss Helen, dressmaker, ss 2d South bet East T and West T 
 
 Li. Goldberg has the largest stock of Men's wear in S. Ii. City 
 
Rubber and Gold Plated Carriage Harness at Pickard's. 
 
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 Mather J S, mining, boards Valley House 
 
 Mather John O, carpenter, es 3d West bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Matheson John, blacksmith, ss South Temple, bet 1st West and W T 
 
 Mathison Hannah C, widow, ss 2d South, bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Mathews Elias G, pub. Commercial, ws W T, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Mathews Richard, printer, ns North Temple, bet WT and 1st West 
 
 Mathews Thomas, teamster, ss 1st North, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Mathews Mrs Ruth, ws 3d West, bet 2d and 3d North 
 
 Mathews Joseph, mason, ws 4th West, bet 3d and 3d North 
 
 Mathews John, carriage painter, nw cor Cherry and Bluff 
 
 Maxfield James, laborer, ns 7th South, bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Maxwell James, brickmaker, ns 3d North, bet 13th and 13th East 
 
 Maxwell Wm, clerk, ws Locust, bet Fruit and Garden 
 
 Maxwell J L, nurseryman, ns 5th South, bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Maxwell George R. lawyer, sw cor 3d East and 2d South 
 
 May F J, butcher, ns Fruit, bet Spruce and Pine 
 
 May John, res ws Spruce, bet Fruit and Garden 
 
 May Frank (May & Gemmil) es Chestnut, bet Bluff and Garden 
 
 Mayberry A, boards Clift House 
 
 Maycock Thomas, farmer , ws 3d East, bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Maynes Joseph, clerk, sw cor Ash and Bluff 
 
 Maynes J, widow, sw cor Ash and Bluff 
 
 Maynes John, clerk, ns Garden, bet Locust and "Ash 
 
 Meadows Charles, gardener, es 5th East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Meadows Isaac, teamster, ns North Temple, bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Meads Arthur, laborer, ss 6th South, bet 10th and llth East 
 
 Meads Nathan, laborer, es 8th East, bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Meakin J P, agent, se cor 1st East and 6th South 
 
 Medhurst Frank, agt French mining co. se cor S T and 5th East 
 
 MEEARS GEO A, liquors, res ss 2d South, bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 Meeks John, res nw cor 4th East and 3d South 
 
 Mellon John, mason, ns 1st North, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Mellon Joseph H, teamster, ne cor 5th West and 1st North 
 
 Melquist Edwin, locksmith, ns 5th South, bet 3d and 3d East 
 
 Mercantile Agency, R G Dunn A Co, Room 5, Deseret Bank building 
 
 Meredith C B, teamster, es 4th East, bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Meredith O R, (Meredith Gallacher & Jones) res 3d W, bet N T & 1st N 
 
 MERUILL M, saloon, res ns North Temple, bet West Temple and 1st W 
 
 Merrill Margaret, widow, es 1st West, bet 1st and 2d North 
 
 Merrill Fannie M, widow, es 1st West, bet 1st and 3d North 
 
 Merwin A B, agent, ss 3d South, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Meserlu Jacob, ns 6th South, bet 10th and llth East 
 
 Metcalf Mathew, laborer, ns 6th South, bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Methodist Episcopal Church, ns 3d South, bet 1st East and B T 
 
 Michael Henry, laborer, ss 2d North, bet 8th and 9th West 
 
 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a fine stock of Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps & Clothing 
 
Best Team Harness made by W, L. Fickard, Salt Lake. 
 
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 Michaelson James M. carpenter, ss 3d South, bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Michalson Rasmus, res ss 7th South, bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 MICHAELIS EDWARD, Notary Public, Surveyor General's Office 
 
 Microft Joseph, laborer, ss 8th South, bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Middlemus Jane, widow, se cor 5th South and 3d West 
 
 Midgley J G, (Midgley & Son) res es 5th East, bet 3d,and 4th South 
 
 Midgley Joshua, (Midgley & Son) es 5th East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Mikesell H W, stone mason, ns South Temple, bet 10th and llth East 
 
 Mikesell A By-school teacher, ns South Temple, bet 10th and llth East 
 
 Mikesell H A jr, laborer, ns South Temple, bet 10th and llth East 
 
 Mikesell A W, carpenter, ns South Temple, bet 10th and llth East 
 
 Milbert Melvin, res es 2d East, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Miles O P, clerk, ss 3d South, bet 1st East and East Temple 
 
 Millard Wm, shoemaker, ne cor Chestnut and Garden 
 
 Millard H W. commission agent, ws West Temple, bet 3d and 2d South 
 
 Millard Mariah, widow, es 3d East, bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Millard Charles, laborer, ns 1st South, bet 3d and 3d East 
 
 Miller Robert P, blacksmith, ns 6th South, bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Miller J H, news dealer, ns 1st North, bet 9th and., 10th East 
 
 Miller Ebenezer, carpenter, ns 3d South, bet 10th and llth East 
 
 Miller Mrs Elizabeth, widow, ns 3d South, bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Miller A P, expressman, ns6th South, bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Miller Augusta, widow, ss North Temple, bet 10th and llth East 
 
 Miller J C, sadler, es 5th East, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Miller John, laborer, ne cor 6th South and 3d West 
 
 Miller W C, mining, ss North Temple, bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 Miller Wm, 80 First South Street 
 
 Miller John F, (Davis, Howe & Co.) ws 1st West, bet 1st and 2d North 
 
 Miller L B S, clerk, ws West Temple, bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Miller Eliza, widow, ns 3d South, bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Miller Rev G D B, ws 4th East, bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Miller H M, agent, boards Continental 
 
 Miller August, (Miller Bros) ns 1st South, bet East and West Temple 
 
 Miller Alfred, (Miller BrosjTis 1st South, bet East Temple and W T 
 
 Miller T, mining, ns 1st North, bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Miller Frederick, laborer, ns 1st North, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Miller Robert, baker, ne corner Mountain and Ash 
 
 Miller John, gardener, ns Prospect, bet Elm and Oak 
 
 Millett Mrs A E, widow, es 5th East, bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Milligan Joseph, laborer, ws Vine, bet 1st North and Currant 
 
 ^ ! Millman Mrs Mary, res ss 4th South, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 MILLS WM. GILL, Attorney-at-Law, ws 1st West, bet 4th ond 5th South 
 
 c/) i Mills Wm, mason, ss 3d South, bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 > Milner L J, laborer, ns 1st South, bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 ; I Milner Francis, blacksmith, ns 1st South, bet 6th and 7th West 
 
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WAULIN'S PATENT STIRRUP, best for Broncho Riders 
 
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 Miner Willis, lawyer, ns 3d South, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Minkler Mary R, widow, iis South Temple, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Mitchell Susan, widow, ns North Temple, bet 7th and 8th West 
 
 Mitchell A, stone cutter, ns North Temple, bet 7th and 8th West 
 
 Mitchell Mrs Catherine, ns North Temple, bet 7th and 8th West 
 
 Mitchell Brigham, laborer, ns North Temple, bet 7th and 8th West 
 
 Mitchell Frederick, blacksmith, ws 7th West, bet N T and 1st North 
 
 Mitchell Zadick C, stone cutter, sw cor 7th West and 3d North 
 
 Mitchell F A, sec Home Coal Co. ws llth East, bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Mitchell Mrs Sarah, widow, ss 1st South, bet 10th and llth East 
 
 Mitchell Elizabeth B, widow, ss 7th South, bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Mitchell Brigham H, blacksmith, ss 7th South, bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Mitchell Ezekiah, tinner ss 7th South, bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Moody Margaret, widow, ns 1st South, bet 3d and 3d East 
 
 Moore Thomas, hackman, sw cor 1st South and 4th West 
 
 Moore J W, res es 3d West, bet North Temple and South Temple 
 
 Moore Geo W, harness maker, ws East Temple, bet N T and 1st North 
 
 Moore Wm, shoemaker, ss North Temple, bet 10th and llth East 
 
 Moore Lewis, res ss Oth South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Moore John, brick maker, ss 4th North, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Moore C H, mining, ws 4th East, bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Moore C, residence, ss 1st South, bet West Temple arid East Temple 
 
 Moore P J, laborer, ws 2d East, bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Moran Emma, widow, ss Prospect, bet Beach and Cherry 
 
 Morf Annie, widow, ns Wall, bet Locust and Maple 
 
 Morgan J M, res es 1st West, bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Morgan Thomas, laborer, ws 5th West, bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Morgan Mary, widow, ns 3d South, bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Morgan J R, clerk, ss 3d South, bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Morgan F W, manufacturer, ss 3d South, bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Morgan Robt J, laborer, ns 2d South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Morgan John, nw cor Prospect and Beach 
 
 Morgan Evan, laborer, nw cor Prospect and Beach 
 
 Morgan D J, plasterer, ns 3d North, bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Morganson James, shoemaker, es 4th East, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Moriarty John, telegraph operator, boards White House 
 
 Moritz M, expressman, ss 3d South, bet West Temple and East Temple 
 
 Morley Harley, teamster, ne cor 5th West and 3d North 
 
 Morris Ann, widow, es 9th East, bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Morris Mrs L, widow, ss 4th South, bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Morris Thomas, res ns 3d South, bet Oth and 10th East 
 
 Morris Mrs C, widow, ss 3d South, bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Morris Robt, gardener, es 10th East, bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Morris David, laborer, ws llth East, bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Morris Elizabeth, widow, ns 4th South, bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Son't forget that Hardy Bros- & Burton have a well selected stock of Dry Goods 
 
Wrought Spanish Bits & Spurs, W. L. Pickard, Salt Lake. 
 
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 Morris Isador, res ns 2d South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Morris Elias, mason, ws 3d West, bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Morris Hugh C, plasterer, ws 5th West, bet South Temple and N T 
 
 Morris K P, cashier U C, nw cor 7th West and 1st North 
 
 Morris Thomas, stone cutter, se cor 7th West and 1st North 
 
 Morris Mrs H C, es Quince, bet Plum and Currant 
 
 Morris Edward, clerk, es 1st West, bet 4th and 5th North 
 
 Morris Joseph, (Morris Bros.) ss 2d South, bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 Morris George, mason, se cor 1st West and 3d North 
 
 Morris George, laborer, ss 5th South, bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Morris Lavinia, widow, se cor North Temple and 8th West 
 
 Morris Mrs Sophia, ss South Temple, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Morris T C, painter, ss 1st South, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Morris Nancy, widow, ss 1st South, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Morrisey M, laborer, ws 4th West bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Morrison Charles, res ss 7th South, bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Morrow Wm, painter, se cor Plum and Quince 
 
 Morse W C, painter, ss 3d South, bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Morse Chas, laborer, ws 10th East, bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Mortison L C, engineer, ns 3d South, bet 1st East and East Temple 
 
 Mortison John P, plasterer, ns 5th South, bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 Mortinson Martin, laborer, ss 3d South, bet 1st and 3d East 
 
 Mosier George, butcher, ss 1st South, bet 5th and 6th West 
 
 Morton C, laborer, es 1st West, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Morton E B, res Wasatch Building 
 
 Morton T F H, farmer, se cor 7th South and 3d East 
 
 Morton W B, laborer, ss 4th South, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Moss Joseph, sadler, ns 4th South, bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Moss W J, harness maker, es 9th East, bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Moss Thomas, harness maker, es 10th East, bet South Temple and N T 
 
 Moulton Mrs Annie, res 1st East, bet 6th and 7th South \ j. 
 
 Mountford John, boiler maker, ss 3d South, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Moyle James, stone cutter, ne cor 1st South and 5th West 
 
 Moyle Mrs Elizabeth, ws 5th West, bet 1st and 3d South i *^ 
 
 Muir John, res ns 5th South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 
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 Muir Thomas, laborer, ne corner Garden and Maple -- 
 
 Mulhall Robert, nw corner South Temple and Ash 
 
 Mulhall Wm, bookkeeper, ns 2d South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Mulhall Charles, cabinet maker, ws 1st West, bet 4th and 5th North 
 
 Mulheim Henry, res ns 6ih South, bet East Temple and West Temple 
 
 Mulholland David, carpenter, ne cor 7th East and 1st South 
 
 Mulholland Anna, widow, ne corner Beach and Wall 
 
 Mulkay Wm, laborer, es 7th East, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Mulloy T F, (Paul & Mulloy) ws 1st East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Mumford E T, carpenter, nw cor Bluff and Pine 
 
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Cash paid for Hides, Wool and Furs, W, L. Pickard, Salt Lake City, Utah. 
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 Munson H, musician, ns 3d South, bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Murisoii Frederick I, agent, ns 3d South, bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Murdock D L, clt-rk, es 3d East, bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Murphy Dr J J, res sw cor Oak jrid Mountain 
 
 Murphy J D. laborer, es 8th East, bet 1st South and South Tempie 
 
 Murphy Edmund H, (Auer & Murphy) ns 1st South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Murphy Brigham, laborer, es 1st West, bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Murphy Elizabeth, widow, ns 8th South 
 
 Murray Eli H, Governor, ws West Temple, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Murray M K, head waiter, Walker House 
 
 Murrell Dr J A, ns South Temple, bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 MUSEUM, John Tadnnm, manager, ss South Temple, bet ET and W T 
 
 Musser A M, clerk, ns 7th South, bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Musser A M, res ss 5th South, bet 3d and 3d East 
 
 Mounteer James, res ss 1st North, bet llth and 13th East 
 
 Muzzell John, laborer, ns 5th South, bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Myer T A, salesman, ns 2d South, bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Myer Christian, tailor, ne corner High and Pine 
 
 Myers Charles, laborer, es 1st East, bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Myers Mrs Ann, res se cor 4th South and 4th East 
 
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 McAllister Alvira M. widow, ns South Temple, bet 6th and 7th West gj$ 
 
 McAllister John, civil engineer, ns 5th South, bet 3d and 3d East ; ^ 
 
 McAllister Ellen H, res se cor 3d East and 6th South 
 
 McAllister D M, bookkeeper, ns Centre, bet Currant and Apricot 
 
 McArthur Heman, mason, ss 2d South, bet 3d and 3d East | g 
 
 McBride John, lawyer, es 1st West, bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 McCallister M H, ticket agent U C, ns North Temple, bet 4th & 5th West 
 
 McCardell Henry, laborer, ss 3d South, bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 McCarl James, res es 5th West, bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 McClary Win, shoemaker, ns High, bet Spruce and Pine C 
 
 McClellaii Mrs Ellen, ss 4th South, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 McClellan Edward, res ss 7th South, bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 McComber w'c, res ss 1st South, bet 2d and od West 
 
 McComsey Smith, sw cor 4th West and North Temple 
 
 McConnell John, mining, ss 3d South, bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 McConnell George, res ss 6th South, bet 3d and 3d East 
 
 McConnell F R, agent U P R R, ss 1st South, bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 McConnell G, machinist, ns 1st South, bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 McConiiolly H B, res Wasatch building 
 
 McCord James, laborer, es 9th East, bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 McCorkindale Hugh, mining, es Pine, bet Bluff' and Wall | f 
 
 McCornick W S, banker, ws 1st East, bet 3d and 3d South ' . 
 
 McCoy Hezekiah, res ss 6th South, bet East Temple and 1st East ; ft 
 
 McCray Alexander, tailor, ns 3d South, bet 6th and 7th East ; ^ 
 
 McCray John, blacksmith, ws West Temple, bet N T and 1st North Z 
 
 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a full line of General Merchandise 
 
California Lasso Saddles, W. L. Piokard, Salt Lake City. 
 
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 McCrea W, res ns 3d South, bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 McCullough John, laborer, nw cor Fruit and Maple 
 
 McCurdy W N, laborer, ns 4th South, bet East and West Temple 
 
 McCurdy Solomon, lawyer, ws 4th East, bet '3d and 4th South 
 
 McDonald H, plasterer, ns South Temple, bet 7th and 8th West 
 
 McEvers Wm B, carpenter, nw cor Pine and Garden 
 
 McEwan Thomas'laborer. ws 3d West, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 McEwan Henry, printer, ns 3d South, bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 McEwan R C, printer, ns 6th South, bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 McEwan H H, clerk, ns Bluff, bet Chestnut and Walnut 
 
 McEwan R, printer, ss 1st South, bet West Temple and East Temple 
 
 McFarland Andrew, tailor, sw corner Garden and Locust 
 
 McGowan Elizabeth, widow, ns 1st North, bet 10th and llth East 
 
 McGraw C, es Franklin Ave, bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 McGregor' Wm, stone cutter, se cor 8th South and 4th East 
 
 McGregor Mack, laborer, se cor 8th West and 1st North 
 
 McGregor J, mining, boards Continental 
 
 McGuffie Fames, res ns 3d South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Mclntire Violet S. widow, es West Temple, bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Mclntosh R, mining, es West Temple, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Mclntyre Thomas, clerk, sw corner Fruit and Locust 
 
 Mcllhenny Dr S S, ss 3d South, bet East Temple and West Temple 
 
 McKay Samuel, aviarist, ns 3d South, bet 10th and llth East 
 
 McKay Robert, weaver, ns 2d South, bet 10th and llth East 
 
 McKay Wm, lawyer, ns 3d South, bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 McKean Henry, tailor, ns 3d South, bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 McKeaii Mrs Elizabeth, ws 4th West, bet 1st and 2d North 
 
 McKean Theodore, sheriff, sw corner 4th West and 1st North 
 
 McKee Frank E, ss 3d South, bet 1st and 3d East 
 
 McKendrick David, shoemaker, es 1st East, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 McKimmins Mark, liveryman, ns 3d South, bet East and West Temple 
 
 McKissney Hugh, ss 3d South, bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 McKnight James, lawyer, ns 3d South, bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 McLaughlin r m, carpenter, ws West Temple, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 McLaughlin E, mining, ss North Temple, bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 McLean G A. engineer, es 9th East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 McLean Ann, widow, ws 5th East, bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 McMahon P J, laborer, ws 13th East, bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 McMaster Wm A, jr. street car driver, ws 9th East, bet S T and 1st South 
 
 McMaster W A, grocer, ws 9th East, bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 McMaster H, Register Land Office, ss 1st South, bet 5th and Oth East 
 
 McMicken James, cattle dealer, boards Valley House 
 
 McMillan H G, clerk 3d District Court, ws 3d East, bet S T & 1st South 
 
 McMillan Rev D J, ns South Temple, bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 McMillan J D. boards Clift House 
 
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 -7 GOLDBERG, LEADING CLOTHIER, Salt Lake City 
 
Shoemakers 9 Tools of all kinds, W. L. Pickard, Salt Lake. 
 
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 McMurrin Jason sr, res nw cor 6th South and 1st East 
 
 McMurrin Mrs Janet E, ns 6th South, bet 1st East and East Temple 
 
 McMurrin Joseph, res ss 6th South, bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 McNeice Rev U G. res ns 3d South, bet 2d and 3d Fast 
 
 McTierney James, ws West Temple, bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 McVeigh Frank, res ss 5th South, bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 McVicker John, assay er, ws 3d East, bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 McQueen Wm, res es 4th East, bet 2d and 3d South 
 
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 Napper John, bookkeeper, ns Wall, bet Fir and Spruce 
 Nash John, tailor, ss North Temple, bet 2d and 3d West 
 NATHAN S J, clothier, boards White House 
 Naylor Charles, bricklayer, ws 6th East, bet 3d and 3d South 
 Nay lor George, blacksmith, ns 3d South, bet 3d and 4th East 
 Naylor Alice, widow, ws 3d East, bet 1st and 2d South 
 Naylor W, wagon maker, nw corner 3d South and 3d .East 
 Naylor George, hackman, ws 3d East, bet 1st and 2d South 
 Nebeker George, farmer, se cor 3d North and 4th West 
 Nebeker Marian L, res es 4th West, bet 2d and 3d North 
 Nebeker John, farmer, ns 2d North, bet 3d and 4th West 
 Nebeker John L, laborer, ws 4th West, bet 4th and 5th North 
 Neder Phillip, res nw cor 3d East and 7th South 
 Needham E, es 3d East, bet 4th and 5th South 
 Needham Arthur A, ss 5th South, bet 1st and 2d East 
 Needham John, grocer, es 1st East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 Neodham Mrs E, ws 1st West, bet 5th and 6th South 
 Needham Mary A, widow, ns 4th North, bet 5th and 6th West 
 Needham Jarnes, clerk, ws West Temple, bet 6th and 7th South 
 Needham Thomas, res ws West Temple, bet 6th and 7th South 
 Needham Geo J, clerk U P R R, ns 6th South, bet W T and 1st West 
 Needham James, clerk, es West Temple, bet 3d and 4th South 
 Needham Wm A, es West Temple, bet 3d and 4th South 
 Needham Alice, widow, es West Temple, bet 3d and 4th South 
 Neil George, laborer, ss 2d South, bet 1st and 3d East 
 Neil Win C, manufacturer, es Centre, bet Pear and Cane 
 Neil Cyrus, laborer, ws 2d West, bet North Temple and 1st North 
 Neil Mary M, widow, ss 1st North, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 Neilson Annie J, widow, ws West Temple, bet 1st and 3d North 
 Neilson John R, shoemaker, ws 3d East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 Neilson John, laborer, ws 3d East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 Neilson Johanna, widow, ws 3d East, bet 4th and 5th South 
 Neilson F C, plumber, ws 5th East, bet 8th and 9th South 
 Neilson H P, laborer, ws Vine, bet 1st North and Currant 
 Neilson P A, laborer, ws Vine, bet 1st North and Currant 
 
 Call and see Hardy Bros. & Burton's complete stock of Staple & Fancy Groceries 
 
Handsome Double Buggy Harness at W. L. Fickard's. 
 
 
 140 Salt Lake City Directory. 
 
 Neldon W H, res ws 1st East, bet 2d and 3d South 
 Nelen R F, clerk, ns Bluff', bet Spruce and Pine 
 Nelson L J, grocer, ss 5th South, bet 3d and 4th East 
 Nelson Wm, editor, ss3d South, bet East Temple and West Temple 
 Nellis R H, carpenter, ss South Temple, bet 3d and 3d East 
 Nesbitt H W, clerk, ns Garden, bet Chestnut and Pine 
 Nesbitt Wm H, res ne corner Bluff and Oak 
 Nesbitt H W, clerk, es 4th East, bet 5th and 6th South 
 Neslen Wm F, clerk, ns Garden, bet Pine and Spruce 
 Neslen Samuel, carpenter, ws Pine, bet Bluff and Garden 
 Nesmith Andrew, moulder, ws 4th West, bet North Temple & 1st North 
 Ness John , shoemaker, ss 4th South, bet 9th and 10th East 
 NEVADA RESTAURANT, S Brisacher & Co. prop's, es E T bet 2 & 3 S 
 Nevy Samuel, upholsterer, nw cor Bluff and Beach 
 Nevy S P, clerk, sw corner Bluff and Locust 
 
 Newall James, baggage master, ss 5th South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 Newbold Joseph, laborer, ns 3d North, bet 9th and 10th East 
 Newland George, nw corner West Temple and 4th South 
 NEWMAN & REED, 76 Saloon, 72 1st South Street 
 
 Newman Elizabeth, widow, ss 5th South, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 Newman Stephen J, carpenter, es 5th West, bet South Temple & N T 
 Newman Mary A, widow, ns North Temple, bet 6th and-7th West 
 Newman W J, clerk, ns North Temple, bet 6th and 7th West 
 Newman Stephen A, (Newman & Reed) ss 1st South, bet 1st East A E T 
 Newson W G, pressman, ss 2d South, bet 7th and 8th East 
 Newson W D, painter, nw cor 9th East and 3d South 
 Newson Charles, res 3d North, bet llth and 13th East 
 Newton James, gardener, ws 7th East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 Newton H R, teamster, ws 7th East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 Newton Dr S E, ns 3d South, bet 1st and 3d East 
 Newton John, carpenter, es 2d West, bet 3d and 4th North 
 Newton Samuel, mason, nw cor 5th North and 1st West 
 Neyer James, cutter, es 2d East, bet 3d and 3d South 
 Nichols Henry, builder, ns 1st South, bet 2d and 3d West 
 Nicholson D F, bookkeeper, ss 2d South, bet 3d and 3d East 
 Nicholson John jr, res ss Prospect, bet Walnut and Chestnut 
 Nicholson John sr, res ss Prospect, bet Walnut and Chestnut 
 Nicholls J R, mining, se cor North Temple and 3d West 
 Nicholls John, cook, ss 4th South, bet 5th and 6th East 
 Nicholls Joseph, shoemaker, es 5th Kast, bet 5th and 6th South 
 Nichrist August, shoemaker, es 6th East, bet 6th and 7th South 
 Niece E R, bookkeeper, es 3d East, bet 1st and 3d South 
 Nighbower A, res es 3d East, bet 3d and 3d South 
 Nineteenth Ward School, sw cor 2d West and 4th North 
 S j Ninth Ward School, sw cor 4th South and 5th East 
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 L. Goldberg- has the largest stock of Men's wear in S. L*. City 
 
Rubber and Gold Plated Carriage Harness at Pickard's. 
 
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 Nixon Joseph, res ns 1st South, bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Nixon Mrs Mary, nw corner 4th East and 3d South 
 
 Nixon Thomas H, laborer, se corner Beach and Wall 
 
 Noble J K, tailor, ws 1st West, bet South Temple and North Tempi*- 
 
 Noble Charles, res ss 21 North, bet Vine and Centre 
 
 Noble Johu, shoemaker, se corner Mountain and Maple 
 
 Nolden George, res ss 3d South, bet East Temple and West Temple 
 
 Norman Henry, gardener, se cor South Temple and 4th West 
 
 Norris E J, cook, ws 1st East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Nostom O E, shoemaker, es Commercial, bet 1st East and 2d South 
 
 Nott Thomas H, clerk, ns Prospect, bet Fir and Spruce 
 
 Nowell Simon, carpenter, nw corner 4th North and 4th West 
 
 Nowell Wm, carpenter, ws 4th West, bet 4th and 5th North 
 
 Nowell Wm, builder, ws 5th East, bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Nowell Nancy, widow, ns 2d South, bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Noyce Wm, plasterer, ss Mountain, bet Maple and Elm 
 
 Nunn C W, veterinary surgeon, ss 1st South, bet East and West Temple 
 
 Nutt James, plasterer ss 4th South, bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Nuttall John, clerk, nw corner 1st West and South Temple 
 
 Nyberg John, carpenter, nw corner Mountain and Spruce 
 
 Nyberry G, carpenter, ne corner Currant and Centre 
 
 Nystrom P T, res se cor South Temple and 3d East 
 
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 Oakasori Hans, plasterer, ss 1st South, bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Oakdon Orilla, widow, se cor 1st East and 5th South 
 
 Oakes George, clerk, ns 6th South, bet 1st East and East Temple 
 
 Oaks Mrs H N, res ns 6th South, bet 1st East and East Temple 
 
 Oakley Elizabeth, widow, ss 3d South, bet 1st West and West Teinplo 
 
 Oatman B F, laborer, es 3d West, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Obee Sarah, widow, 14th East, bet 5th and 6th North 
 
 Oblad John, blacksmith^ ws 4th East, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Oglesby George, pressman, es 8th East, bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Ohley Henry, res Wasatch building 
 
 Oliver Peter, res ns 1st North, bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Oliver Nellie, widow, ns 1st North, bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Oliver Alfred, tailor, es Ash, bet High and Mountain 
 
 Olson Peter, gunsmith, ss 7th South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Olsen Mangus, musician, ws 9th East, bet North Temple and 1st North | ^ 
 
 Olsen August, tailor, ns 3d South, bet l')th and llth East i i_| 
 
 Olsen Johanna, widow, w;s 9th East, bet North Temple and 1st North | p 
 
 Olsen N, carpenter, es 4th East, bet 1st and 2d South j p^ 
 
 Olsen James P, printer, es 4th East, bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Olsen Charles, baker, es 4th East, bet 1st and 2d South O 
 
 Olen O C, laborer, es 4th East, bet 1st and 3d South 
 
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 Hardy Bros, & Burton carry a fine stock of Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps & Clothing 
 
Best Team Harness made by W, L. Pickard, Salt Lake. 
 
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 Olsen H, tailor, es 4th East, bet 1st and 2d South 
 Olsen Peter, clerk, ss 1st North, bet 6th and 7th West 
 Olsen T N, clerk, ne corner Currant and Centre 
 Olsen Mary, widow, es Centre, bet Currant and Apricot 
 Olsen Shure, cabinet maker, ns 1st South, bet 3d and 4th West 
 Olsen John, machinist, ss 1st South, bet 2J and 3d v\ est 
 Olsen Jens, laborer, es 1st West, bet South Tempi e and North Temple 
 Olsen Hans, laborer, es 2d West, bet 7th and 8th South 
 Olsen John, photographer, ws Franklin Ave, bet 2d and 3d South 
 Olsen C M, tobacconist, ns 2d South, bet 1st and 2d East 
 Olsen John, laborer, ws 3d East, ber 3d and 4th South 
 Olsen Paul, carpenter, ns 7th South, bet 5th and 6th East 
 Olsen Swen, brakeman, ns 1st North, bet 5th and 6th West 
 Olsen John F, wood turner, se cor High and Pine 
 Openshaw George jr, mason, ws Canyon Road 
 
 Open shaw James, laborer, ws 5th West, bet North and South Temple 
 Openshaw Job, teamster, ss 1st North, bet 5th and 6th West 
 Openshaw, Joseph, teamster, ss 1st North, bet 5th and 6th West 
 Ordidge Wm, laborer, es 5th West, bet 2d and 3d North 
 Ordner L, (Ordner & Patterson) ne cor Commercial and 2d South 
 Orme Amy, widow, w^ 3d West, bet 3i and 4th North 
 Osborn Lewis D, laborer, ss 2J North, bet 3d and 4th West 
 Osborne Edward, nw cor Summit and Elm 
 Osborne M B, ns 2d South, bet 2d and 3d East 
 Ostler O K, teamster, us 4th North, bet 5th and 6th West 
 Oswell John, moulder, ss 3d South, bet 7th and 8th East 
 Oswell James R, tailor, ss 3d South, bet 7th and 8th East 
 Ottinger G M, supt water works, nw cor Fir and Bluff 
 Oviatt Lewis, res ws 1st West, bet 4th and 5th North 
 Owen Henry, laborer, ss 5th North, bet 1st and 2d West 
 Owen W G, carpenter, es 2d West, bet North Temple and 1st North 
 Owen W D, sr, laborer, es Oak, bet High and Prospect 
 Owen Win D, clerk, ss Bluff, bet Ash and Beacji 
 Ower ^ T, cattle dealer, boards Valley House 
 Ower Alvin C, laborer, se cor Maple and Bluff 
 O'Lee Wm, clerk, ws 3d West, bet 3d and 4th North 
 2 ' O' Lee Alfred, farmer, ws 3d West, bet 3d and 4th North 
 J i O'Lee James A, res ws 3d West, bet 3d and 4th North 
 j O'Reilly Thomas, clothier, ws East Temple, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
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 Pack John, res sw corner West Temple and 1st North 
 Packard J Q, mining, boards Walker House 
 Paddock A S, commissioner, boards Continental 
 Paddock, A G, mining, sw cor 6th South and West Temple 
 
 L. Goldberg, the only Clothing; Manufacturer, S. I* City 
 
WAULTN'S PATENT STIRRUP, best for Broncho Riders 
 
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 Page John jr, laborer, ss 6th South, bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Page John sr, tailor, ss 6th South, bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Page E J, tent maker, es Hast Temple, bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Palmer W D, (Palmer & Co) es Franklin Ave, bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Palmer Miffln, blacksmith, ws 1st East, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Palmer Wm, contractor, ws 2d West, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Palmer Elizabeth, widow, ws 3d West, bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Palmer Frederick, res es 3d West, bet 3d and 4th North 
 
 Palmer James O, teamster, es 3d West, bet 3d and 4th North 
 
 Palmer E W, res se cor 1st East and Fruit 
 
 Palmer O A, mining engineer, ss 4th South, bet 1st Wesf and W T 
 
 Pancake Frank, res ss 5th South, bet 1st and 3d East 
 
 Papworth Richard, butcher, ns South Temple, bet 13th and 13th East, 
 
 Pap worth Joseph, butcher, ns North Temple, bet 13th and 13th South 
 
 Paramore George, mason, ns 6th South, bet 10th and llth East 
 
 Park Mary, widow, ss 1st South, bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Park Boyd, (Joslin and Park) ws West Temple, bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Park Dr John R, es 1st East, bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Park H G, clerk, ns 3d South, bet 1st and 3d East 
 
 Parker J C, bookbinder, ws 1st West, bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Parker Parley, laborer ns 3d North, bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Parker Drucilla, widow, ss North Temple, bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Parker Fredesick, laborer, ss South Temple, bet 5th and 6th West 
 
 Parker A L, teamster, es 7th West, bet North Temple and 1st West 
 
 Parker Margaret, sw cor 1st South and 3d West 
 
 Parker Wm, engineer, iiw cor 5th North and 1st West 
 
 Parker Orson H, teamster, ns North Temple, bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Parker I N, agricultural implements, es 4th West, bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Parrott George W, cabinet maker, ss 6th South, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Parrott George, cabinet maker, es Quince, bet Plum and Pear 
 
 Parrott Wm, cabinet maker, ne corner Plum and Quince 
 
 Parry Joseph H, bookseller, ss North Temple, bet E T and 1st East 
 
 Parry Robert, ss 1st North, bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Parry E W, laborer, es 5th West, bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Parry Joseph R, mason, ws 5th West, bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Parry Ellen, widow, sw cor 5th West and 1st South 
 
 Parry Edwin F, printer, nw cor 5th West and South Temple 
 
 Parry Henry E, printer, nw cor 5th West and South Temple 
 
 Parry David it, mason, nw cor 4th West and 1st South 
 
 Parry Gronway, stone cutter, ws 3d West, bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Parry John, laborer, es 7th >Vest, bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Parry Edward, clerk, es 7th West, bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 PARSONS THOMAS, Soda Water Works, Commercial Street 
 
 Parsons A, clerk, ss 3d North, bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Parsons John H, carpenter, ss 3d South, bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Jon't forget that Hardy Bros. & Burton have a well selected stock of Dry Goods 
 
Wrought Spanish Bits & Spurs, VV. JL. Pickard, Salt Lake. 
 
 |s I 144 Salt Lake City Directory. 
 
 Parsons M K, land attorney, ns 3d South, bet 5t?I and 6th East 
 
 Partoii F J. mason, ss 4th South, bet llth and 12th East 
 
 Pascoe F A, (Pascoe A Son) ns 2d North, bet 1st West and Quince 
 
 Pascoe F J P, mining, ns North Temple, bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 Paten K T, res 1st North, bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 Patterson S A, res 3d South, bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 Patrick Robert, res ws Chestnut, bet Bluff and Wall 
 
 Patten Henry, harness maker, ss gd Korth, bet Vine and 1st West 
 
 Patterson Ftobert, res ns 1st South, bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Patterson S, ss 3d South, bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Patton T C, grocer, ns 1st South, bet 1st and 3d East 
 
 Paul James P, carpenter, es 9th East, bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Paul Adam M, mining, es 3d East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Paul vVm, architect, nw corner Garden and Locust 
 
 Paul Wm, jr, architect, es 1st East, bet North and South Temple 
 
 Paul gamuel, (Paul & Mulloy) ns 3d South, bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Paxman Mrs Susan, ss 1st South, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Payne Wm, res Donelson House 
 
 Payne Mrs Harriet, ss 5th South, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Payne James, merchant, ss South Temple, bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Peacock James, laborer, svv cor High and Oak 
 
 Peck K K, boards Clift House 
 
 Peck Joseph A, blacksmith, ns North Temple, bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Pendergrast M S, boards Walker House 
 
 Pendleton A J, blacksmith, ns 6th South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Pendleton Abraham, res ns 6th South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Pendleton A M, blacksmith, ns 6th South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Penrose C W, editor Deseret News, ws 9th East, bet 2d and 3d North 
 
 Perkes Henry, res sw cor 7th East and South Temple 
 
 Perkes Wm H, bookkeeper, es Centre, bet Plum and Apricot 
 
 Perkins Levi, clerk, ss 4th North, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Perkins W L. mason, ns 4th North, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Perkins John, laborer, ss North Temple, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Perkins G W, laborer, ns 1st North, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Perry James, mason, es Poplar Ave, bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Perry Ann, widow, ws 4th West, bet 4th and 5th North 
 
 Perry George H, boiler maker, se cor 1st North and 5lh West 
 
 Peterdam James, res ss 7th South, bet East Temple and West Temple 
 
 Peters Frederick, broom maker, ne corner Mountain and Fir 
 
 Peters J J), res es W T est Temple, bet 1st and 2d North 
 
 Petersen Ole B, laborer, ns 1st South, bet 3d and 3d East 
 
 Petersen A, music teacher, es Franklin Ave, bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Petersen E J, merchant, ss 2d South, bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Petersen Carl, res 7th South, bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Petersen Swen, tailor, ws Pine, bet Wall and Prospect 
 
 You can save lOpvr cent by buying Cloihiity at L. Goldberg 9 ? 
 
SJioem alters 9 Tools of all 7fiiids, W~ 7>- PicL'asd, S<tft L<ik<\ 
 
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 Petersen W H, butcher, ns 1st South, bet 2d and 3d West j GJ 
 
 Petersen O W, laborer, es ad West, bet 3d and ad North j ^ 
 
 Petersen J, res Donelsuii House I K 
 
 Petersen S, res Donelson House j ^ 
 
 Petersen Peter, waiter, boards White House 
 
 Petersen J A, grocer, ns 3d South, bet 1st East and East Temple ! M 
 
 Petersen Frederick, laborer, es 4Eh Kast, bet 6th ani 7th South 
 
 Petersen Andrew, laborer, es 3d East, bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Peterson Peter, laborer, ws 8th East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Peterson Mary, widow, es 7th Hast, bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Petersen 1 C, laborer, ns 8th Souih, bet 4rh and 5th East 
 
 I Phillips H K, mining, boards Valley House 
 
 Peterson John, carpenter, ns 7th South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Peterson John, stone cutter, ss South Temple, bet 2d and 8d East 
 
 Peterson Annie, widow, ss South Temple, bet 1st West and West Temple j 5 
 
 PetersoTi Charles, laborer, ss South Temple, bet 1st West and W T 
 
 Peterson Albert, laborer, ss South Temp e, bet 1st West and W T 
 
 Peterson Samuel, reses Pine, bet Mountain and Summit j O 
 
 Peterson O, laborer, ne cor Bluff and Locust 
 
 Peterson Charlotte, widow, ne cor Ash and Bluff j y> 
 
 Peterson A, tailor, nw cor Elm and Wall I *. 
 
 Peterson Samuel, farmer, ws 4th East, bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Peterson Andrew, carpenter, es 3d West, bet North Temple and 1st North | 22 
 
 Pettigrew Wm, harness maker, ws 8th East, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Pettigrew J K, commissioner, boards Continental 
 
 Pettit O H, clerk, ne cor 4th South and 5th East 
 
 Pettit Brower, farmer, es 4th West, bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Petty John G, laborer, ss 2d South, bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Petty Charlotte E, widow, ss 3d South, bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Pettit Edward I, gardener, ss 3d South, bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Phelps Henry, commission merchant, ws WT, bet 1st South and S T 
 
 Phelps Polly, widow, se cor 2d West and 2d North 
 
 Phippen S S, mining, es 6th East, bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Phillips A. J, mining, ws Qih East, bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Phillips Evan, laborer, ns 8th South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Phillips Levi, plumping, es 5th East, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Phillips Wm J, shoemaker, es 5th East, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Phillips John G, ns 4th South, bet 1st and 3d East 
 
 Phillips, M C, tobacconist, ss 3d South, bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Phillips Samuel, boards Clift House 
 
 Phillips T) M, laborer, ns North Temple, bet 4th and 5th North 
 
 Phillips W G, policeman, ne corner Bluff and Elm 
 
 Phillips Wm, engineer, ss High, bet Elm and Maple E* 
 
 Phillips Samuel, res Donelsoti House 
 
 Phillips James, teamster, ws 5th West, bet North and South Temple 
 
 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a full line of General Mcrcham1 : a< 
 
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Sole Leather, French Kip, Calf & Morroccos at PieUard's. 
 
 146 Salt Lake City Directory. ' 
 
 Phillips Skidmore, widow, ns 3d South, bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Philps Parah, widow, ws 1st West, bet 4th and 5th North 
 
 Phippen J W, harness maker, ns South Temple, bet 4th nd 5th West 
 
 Pickard W L, harness maker, ne cor 3d South and 3d West 
 
 Pickering Arthur, res es 7th East, bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Pickering Sarah, widow, ss 6th South, bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 Pickering Willard, nw cor Beach and Wall 
 
 Pickering Henry, laborer, ws 3d West, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Pickett Catharine, widow, ns 6th South, bet 2d an 1 3d East 
 
 Pickett Frank, bookkeeper, ws 2d West, bet 1st arid 2d South 
 
 Picking David, laborer, es 1st West, bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Pickle Thomas, plasterer, ss 4th South, bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Picknell Urban, farmer, es East Temple, bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Pickrienn Elizabeth, widow, ss North Temple, bet 14th and 15th East 
 
 Pierce Joseph W, gardener, ss 6th South, bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Pierce Isaac R, mason, sw cor 9th East and 5th South 
 
 Pierce Charles, tinner, es 4th East, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Pierce John, farmer, ne corner 7th South and West Temple 
 
 Pierce Moroni, laborer, es West Temple, bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Pierce Asby, ws 1st East, bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Pierce John, res ws Franklin Ave, bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Pierce Susannah, widow, ws 3d West, bet oth and 6th North 
 
 Pierce G M, stationer, ss East Temple, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Piercy Jacob, stonecutter, es 2d East, bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Pierpont Thomas, sr, machinist, es 3d West, bet N T and 1st North 
 
 Pierpont James, machinist, es 3d West, bet N T and 1st North 
 
 Pierpont Thomas, supt machine shop, ss 1st South, bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Pierpont John, machinist, ws 3d West, bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Pierson W J, res ss 4th South, bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Pierson Henry, engineer, ns 4th South, bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Pierson Thomas K, cutler, ns 4th South, bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Piersoii Olivar, bh cksmith,ws7th East, bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Pierson Wm, hosiery, es 2-1 West, bet 3d and 4th North 
 
 Pierson J, tinner, ss 4th North, bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Pike John L, (Naylor & Pike) ss Centre, bet Currant and Apricot 
 
 Pike John vV, printer, ne corner 3d North and 1st West 
 
 Pillock W, merchant, sw cor 4th South ani 9th East 
 
 Pinney Wrn, carpenter, es 2d West, bet 4th and 5th North 
 
 P.tt R C, yard master U C, ns North Temple, bet 1st West and W T 
 
 Pitt W H, laborer, ns 1st North, bet 5th and 6th West 
 
 Pitts W H, (Godbe, Pitts & Co) es E T, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Pitts Thomas, brick maker, ns 7th South, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Pitts Joseph, contractor, ss 5th South, bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Pitts Edward, es 4th West, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Pitts Wm, ve ternary surgeon, ws 4th West, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 L. GOLDBERG, LEADING CLOTHIER, Salt Lake City 
 
Henry Arthur's Boot and Shoe Uppers, W. L. Picliard, Salt Late City, U;aa 
 
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 Pitts B jr, res se cor 1st West and 3d S >uth 
 
 Plant Joseph, pedler, ws 2d East, bet 5th and Oth South 
 
 Platt Francis, harness maker, ws 3d East, bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Platts P, mason, es Quince, bet Plum and Curraut 
 
 Platts John, mason, es Quince, bet Plum and Currant 
 
 Platts Charles, plumber, es Quince, bet Plum and Currant 
 
 Platts George, butcher, es Quince, bet Plum and Currant 
 
 Platts Orson, mason, es 1st West, bet 'Id and 3d North 
 
 Player Charles W jr, carpenter, ss 4th North, bet 5th and 6th West 
 
 Player Mary, widow, es 1st West, bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Player Nancy, widow, ws 5th West, bet 1st and 2d North 
 
 Player Wm W, stone cutter, ss 2d North, bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Player C W, stone cutter, ns 2d North, bet 7th and 8th West 
 
 Player Joseph, laborer, ws 5th West, bet 4th and 5th North 
 
 Podlech August, prop'r White House 
 
 Poll F 11, carpenter, ns 4th South, bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Poll W F, butcher, ns 4ih South, bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Pollard Joseph, carpenter, ws 6th West, bet South Temple <fc 1st South 
 
 Polloctt S J, es 2d West, bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Pollock W K, ore sampler, ss 4th South, bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 PollocK. R J, pressman, ss 2d South, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Polquist E D, shoemaker, ns 6th South, bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Polton Thomas O, laborer, ss 4th South, bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Polton James H, clerk, ns 5th South, bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Polton James, laborer, ss 4th South, bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Pomander F, res ss Centre, bet Currant and Plum 
 
 Pomander F, res ss Centre, between Currant arid Apricot 
 
 Pomeroy C E, (Anderson & Pomeroy) ns 1st North, bet E T and WT 
 
 Pope George H, laborer, lie cor 8th South and 4th East 
 
 Popper Charles, butcher, es West Temple, bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Porcher Robert, painter, ws West Temple, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Porcher Thomas, tinsmith, ss 12th b.ast, bet North and South Temple 
 
 Porter Mary E, widow, ss South Temple, bet 1st West and W r 
 
 Porter C D, mining, boards Continental 
 
 Portier F, carpenter, ws 2d West, bet South Temple and 1st .South 
 
 Potter George, carpenter, ws 7th East, bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Potter W S, builder, nw corner Elm and Garden 
 
 Potton Carl, printer, es 3d West, bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Poulaski Peter, boards White House 
 
 Powell James, mason, ss 3d South, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Powell E W, printer, ws 1st West, bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Powell George, laborer, ws West Temple, bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Powell Thomas, clerk, ws 5th West, bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Pratt Nephi. grocer, sw corner 4th South and 6th East 
 
 Pratt Parley P, farmer, ss 2d South, bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Call and see Hardy Bros. & Burton's complete stock of Staple & Fancy Groceries 
 
f V. TJ. FicJcard carries a full line of Trotting & Racing Goods 
 
 1 48 Salt Lake City Directory. 
 
 Piatt Harmel, lawyer, ns 5th South, bet East Temple and West Temple 
 
 Pratt Louis, artist, es 5th West, bet 2J and 3d North 
 
 Pratt Helaman, policeman, es Canyon Road 
 
 Piatt P P, tax collector, ws Canyon Road 
 
 Pratt Mathorii W, clerk, ws Walnut, bet Bluff and Wall 
 
 Pratt Valton, laborer, ne corner 3d West and 3d North 
 
 Pratt Mai ion K, widow, ns 3d North bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Pratt Juliet, widow, ss North Temple, bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Pratt Laron. printer, ss North Temple, bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 Pratt Nathan, laborer, ns 3d South, bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Pratt Arthur, res nw corner Chestnut and Garden 
 
 Pratt C H, commercial agent, boards Continental 
 
 Pratt Melander, ss 2d North, bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Pratt Orson, music teacher, ws 1st East, bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Preefor F.mil, waiter, boards Walker House 
 
 Prescott Geo F, (Tribune publishing co) ws2d East, bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Price Joseph, bricklayer, ns 1st South, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Price George W, carpenter, es 5th West, bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Price Lorenzo, cabinet maker, es 12th East, bet 1st South and S T 
 
 Price W T), green grocer, es West Temple, bet 1st South and S T 
 
 Price Wm, mason, es 3d West, bet 2d and^3d North 
 
 Price Wm, laborer, ns 2d North, bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Price E H, res es 1st East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Pridey Samuel, stone cutter, ns 7th South, bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Prieffer Mrs Martha, es 2d West, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Pilest Able, laborer, es 6th West, bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Priestly John, printer, es 4th West, bet 5th aiid 6th South 
 
 Priestly W H, teacher, ss 2d North, bet 5th and 6th West 
 
 Pringle Ann, widow, ns 2d South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Pringle Thomas L, stone cutter, es Oak, bet Bluff and Wall 
 
 Pringle Alexander, stone cutter, se corner Chestnut and Garden 
 
 Pritchard Mrs E S, res ws 1st East, bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Pritchett W W, carpenter, ws 3d West, bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Procto Elizabeth, widow, ws 8th East, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Provis Richard, res es 6th East, bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Pugmire Elizabeth, widow, ss 3d South, bet West Temple and 1st West 
 
 Pugsley Joseph, laborer, ss 5th North, bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Puzey Henry, ca> riage maker, se corner Prospect and Spruce 
 
 Pynchon J H, auditor Utah Central, boards Walker House 
 
 Pyper Mrs J T, widow, us 6th South, bet llth and 21 ih East 
 
 Pyper Robert, janitor city prison, ws 12th East, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Pyper James M, clerk, ws 9th East, bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Pyper Christiana D, widow, es 4th East, bet 1st South and S T 
 
 L. Goldberg- has the largest stock of Men's wear in S. L,. City 
 
Rubber and Gold Plated Carriage Harness at Pickard's. 
 
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 Quipps Elizabeth, widow, es 6th West, bet 1st and 2d North 
 Quinn George, wood carver, ss Fruit, bet Ash and Beach 
 Quail John, res ss 4th South, bet 1st and 2d West 
 
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 Rabton W, clerk, ss 3d South, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Raddon Harry, painter, ws 2d East, bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Raddon Thomas, laborer, sw cor Mountain and Oak 
 
 RalFael Morris, laborer, es llth East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Raffle Thomas, stone cutter, ws 8th East, bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Kager Prof Wm, ws 1st West, bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Ramsey John, laborer, ws 2d East, bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Ramsey A, commissioner, boards Continental 
 
 Ramsden Peter, laborer, ws East Temple, bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Randall Mrs M E, teacher, ns 1st South, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Randall Jarnes, pedler, ss 7th South, bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Randall B Y, baker, ss Fruit, bet Elm and Maple 
 
 Raads Hyrum, laborer, es Maple, bet Wall and Prospect 
 
 Rands George, gardener, ss 7th South, bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Rankin Alexander, laborer, es 2d West, bet 1st and 2d North 
 
 Ilansohoff N S, res.ss 5ih South, bet East Temple and West Temple 
 
 Ransohoff S, res ss 5th South, bet East Temple and West Temple 
 
 Ransom Alfred, es 6th West, bet South Temple and Nortn Temple 
 
 Raiitz Samuel, laborer, ns 4th South, bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Rasmussen Neil, laborer, es 9th East, bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Rasmussen Peter, laborer, ns 3d South, bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Rasmussen N, bookkeeper, es 8th East, bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Rausher A, ss 2d South, bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Rawlings Edward, carpenter, ws Apricot, bet Currant and Plum 
 
 Rawlings J S, Shoemaker, nw comer High and Maple 
 
 Rawlins James, shoemaker, ws Citron, bet Currant aud Plum 
 
 Rawlins Wm, shoemaker, ws 3d East, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Rawlins C F, mining, ss 3d South, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Raybould George H, carpenter, es West Temple, bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Raybould B G, bookkeeper, es West Temple, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Raybould Caroline, widow, ws West Temple, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Raybould W F, s.ationer, ws West Temple, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Ray by W, laborer, ns 7th South, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Raymond W L, res ne corner 2d West and 2d North 
 
 Ray ben Samuel, ss 5th South, bet 1st East and East Temple 
 
 Read Samuel G, news agent, ns 1st South, bet East Temple & 1st East 
 
 Read John, res ns Wall, bet Pine and Chestnut i f 
 
 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a fine stock of Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps & Clothing 
 
Shoe Leather & Findings, W. Lu Piokard, Salt Lake City 
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 Reading John, florist, es 3d East, bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Reamer Mary A, widow, ss 1st South, bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Reamer Theodore A, carpenter, es 7th West, bet 1st South and S T 
 
 Reed Charles, mining, nw corner 1st South and 5th East 
 
 Reed John W, harness maker, es 4th East, bet 4th and 5th Soutli 
 
 Reed Robert, pedler, ss North Temple, bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Reed James, laborer, se corner Beach and Wall 
 
 Reed James, res ss Is I South, bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Reed H A, action eer, ws West Temple, btt 2d and 3d South 
 
 Reed George W, business manager Tribune, sw corner Ash and Garden 
 
 Reed James G, laborer, ws 6th West, bet South Temple & North Temple 
 
 Reed John, baker^ws 7th West, bet 1st and 2d North 
 
 Reed John, clerk, sw corner Locust and Prospect 
 
 Reese George K, farmer, ws 4th East, bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Reese George K, jr, laborer, ws 4th East, bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Reese John, blacksmith, ns 6th South, bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Reese John, blacksmith, ws 5th East, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Reese Isaac, res ws 1st West, bet 4th and 5th North 
 
 Reese Hannah, widow, ws 1st West, bet 4th and 5th North 
 
 Reese E M, res nw coruer 3d North and 1st West 
 
 Reeve H A, clerk, ss 3d South, bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Reeves F H, painter, ns 5th South, bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Reggel Louis, res ss 5th South, bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Reggel Samuel, res ss 5th South, bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Reid Joseph, carpenter, ws 3d West, bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Reid Mrs Lizzie, es 1st West, bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Reid Peter, carpenter, ne corner 3d West and North TemDle 
 
 Reinsimar Peter H, blacksmith, es 3d East, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Reinsimar John M, clerk, es 3d East, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Reno H, carpenter, boards R lilroad Exchange 
 
 Renshaw John, basket maker, ns 1st North, bet 13th and 14th East 
 
 Renshaw T O, basket maker, ns 6th South, bet 4th and oth West 
 
 Reppeto H D, res ws 3d East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Reynolds Walter, res ns Wall, bet Beach and Ash 
 
 Reynolds George, clerk, ws Spruce, bet Wall and Prospect 
 
 Reynolds Mary A, nw corner Spruce and Wall 
 
 Reynolds John, gardener, ss 3d South, bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Reynolds Andrew, merchandise, es 1st West, South Temple & 1st South 
 
 Rhime Giddeon, res ns 5th North, bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Rhinestrom E, clerk, ns 3d South, bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Rhodes G, clerk, ns 3d South, bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Rhodes Wesley A, laborer, ss 1st South, bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Ribbach Frederick A, bookkeeper, ss 1st South, bet E T and 1st East 
 
 Rice Daniel, res Wasatch Building 
 
 Rich Adam, laborer, ws 4th East, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 >oldberg, the only Clothing Manufacturer, S. L. City 
 
Saddlery and Saddlery-Hardware, Jobbed by W, L. Pickari Salt Lake City. 
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 Rich L C, res Wasatch Building 
 
 Rich John, laborer, ws 9th East, bet 8th and 9th South 
 
 Rich David P, res ns 4th North, bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Rich Charles C, res sw cor 1st West and 3d North 
 
 Rich Frederick C, res sw cor 1st West and 2d North 
 
 Rich W L, res ns 3d North, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Rich Amasa M, ns 3d North, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Richan Win, tinsmith, ns Prospect, bet Fir and Spruce 
 
 Richards George A, druggist, ns Fruit, bet Walnut and 1st East 
 
 Kichards Mrs Charlotte F, ns Fruit, bet Walnut and 1st East 
 
 Richards Mrs Sarah, ne corner Pine and Bluff 
 
 Richards Levi W, res es Pine, bet B^uff and Wall 
 
 Kichards John G, ws 7th East, bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Richards D>* Joseph, ss South Temple, bet East and West Temple 
 
 Richards Dr H J, ss South Temple, bet East and West Temple 
 
 Richards E S, es Cantre, bet Plum and Apricot 
 
 Richards Henry, clerk, es West Temple, bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Richards Philip, mining,' boards Valley House 
 
 Richardson James S, manufacturer, ss 3d South, bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Richardson I M, res ws 1st West, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Richardson Darwin, farmer, sw corner 3d South and West Temple 
 
 Richardson W H, clerk, ss 21 South, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Richy J B, res ws 3d East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Ricketts W H, laborer, es 1st East, bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Ridd Wm, carpenter, ws 4th West, bet 4th and 5th North 
 
 Ridd Wm B, laborer, ws 6th West, bet 3d and 4th North 
 
 Riddle Anna, widow, ns 5th South, bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Riddle John, tailor, es 9th East, bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Riddle Joseph, laborer, ns 4th North, bet 5th and 6th West 
 
 Rideout E N, blacksmith, ws 8th East, bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Ridgdale George, tailor, ns 3d South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Hldges A jr, carpenter, ws 3d West, bet 3d and 4th North 
 
 Ridges Joseph H, builder, ss 3d North, bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Rigby Maria, widow, ws West Temple, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Rigby Wm, farmer, ns 4th South, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Riggs O H, commission merchant, es 3d West, bet North & South Temple 
 
 Riley A T, res ss 4th South, bet 3d and 3d East 
 
 Riiey A J, bookkeeper, ss 4th South, bet 3d and 3d East 
 
 Riley W, painter, ss 3d North, bet Vine and 1st West 
 
 Riley Wm, res ws 1st East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Riley George, ss 1st South, bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Hi tig wood Charles, laborer, ss 3d South, bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Rinjwood Wm, res es Elm, bet Wall and Prospect 
 
 Riser Henry, watchmaker, ws 3d West, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Risley Joseph, calsominer, ws East Temple, bet N T and 1st North 
 
 Son't forget that Hardy Bros. & Burton have a well selected stock of Dry Gtoodi 
 
Wrought Spanish Bits & Spurs, W. L. Pickard, Salt Lake 
 
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 Risley Joseph S, conductor, ws East Temple, bet N T and 1st North 
 Risley Thomas B, conductor, ws East Temple, bet N T and 1st North 
 Riting C, laborer, ss South Temple, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 Riter J D, merchant, es 3d East, bet 3d and 4th South , . 
 
 Riter Rebecca, widow, es 3d East, bet od and 4th South \> 
 
 Riter S W, conductor U & N R R, es 3d East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 Ritermark Hilda, widow, ns 1st South, bet 3d and 3d East 
 
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 Rivers L W, commercial agent, ns 2d South, bet 2d and 3d East 
 RIVERS BROS, Wall Paper and Picture Frames, 212 & 214 Main Street 
 Roach M, clerk, D A R G, boards Continental 
 Roach D B, res Wasatch Building 
 
 Roadway John, brickmaker, es 13th East, bet South Temple & 1st South 
 Roanstate Charley, tailor, ns Mountain, bet Spruce and pine 
 Roanquist C F, blacksmith, ne corner Mountain and Pine 
 Robbins John, shoemaker, es Chestnut, bet Wall and Prospect 
 Roberts Boliver, mining, ss 1st South, bet 2d and 3d East 
 Roberts John J, teamster, ws 3d West, bet 6th and 7th South 
 Roberts J D, res ws 3d West, bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Roberts Griffith, machinist, ws 6th West, bet South Temple & 1st South 
 Roberts Amelia, widow, ns 1st South, bet 5th and 6th West 
 Roberts J W, engineer, es 6th West, bet 1st South and South Temple 
 Roberts Samuel, printer, es Fir, bet Prospect and High 
 Roberts Thomas, laborer, es 7th West, bet North Temple and 1st North 
 Roberts Thomas S, printer, ss Fruit, bet Beach and Cherry 
 Roberts Byron, ne corner 3d East and 1st South^ 
 Robertson James, laborer, ss South Temple, bet 3d and 3d East 
 Robertson John, laborer, es 8th East, bet 6th and 7th South 
 Robbins John H, carpenter, es East Temple, bet 7th and 8th South 
 Robbins Phoebe A, widow, es 2d West, bet North and South Temple 
 Robinson Charles, grocer, es 5th East, bet 7th and 8th South 
 Robinson Arthur, shoemaker, es 5th East, bet 7th and 8th South 
 Robinson Mrs N K, widow, ne cor 5th East and 3d South 
 Robinson Wm, carpenter, ws Pine, bet Bluff and Wall | B 
 
 Robinson T, laborer, ws 3d West, bet 4th and 5th North : g> 
 
 Robinson John, pedler, ss 3d North, bet 5th and 6th West 
 
 Robison Elizabeth, widow, sw cor bth North and 1st West j R; 
 
 Robison Henry, shoemaker, sw cor 5th Nortn and 1st West 
 Kocca Lewis, porter, ss 5th South, bet 3d and 3d East 
 Rock Jacob, yardmaster, D & R G, ss 1st South, be't 6th and 7th West 
 Rockett Kobert, manufacturer, ss North Temple, bet 8th and 9th East 
 Rockledge T C, res sw cor South Temple and 5th East 
 ttockwell Christiana, widow, es 1st West, bet 1st arid 3d South 
 Rodgers Charles, carpenter, ns Garden, bet Ash and Beach 
 Bodgers Wm, laborer, ns Garden, bet Ash and Beach 
 Rogers Alexander, merchant, ws 4th East, bet 1st and 3d South 
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 You can save 1O per cent by buying Clothing at L. Goldberg'* 
 
Nobby Riding Saddles & Bridles, W.L. Pickard, Salt Lake 
 
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 Rogers L B, clerk, Clift Row, ws West Temple, bet 3d and 4th South j a 
 
 Rogers Orson, clerk, ws 8th East, bet 3d and 3d South j ^ 
 
 Rogers Charles, res ss 7th South, bet Oth and 7th East j J 
 
 Rogers James, tinner, cs 7th East, bet 2d and 3d South j ^ 
 
 Rolfe Benjamin, carpenter, ws 3d West, bet 1st and 3d North 
 Rolfson R, carpenter, es East Temple, bet 5th and 6th South 
 Rolfson G F, clerk, es East Temple, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Rollins J S, lawyer, ns 4th South, bet 1st and 3d East 
 
 Rolla A H, justice of the Peace, iiw cor 3 1 North and 1st West 
 
 Rolla A E, res iiw corner 3d North and 1st West 
 
 Rolla Caroline C, widow, es 1st West, bet 3d and 3d North 
 
 Rolla Elizabeth A, widow, es Centre, bet Pear and Cane 
 
 Rolla Julia C, widow, ns 3d North, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Rolla J A, laborer, se cor 5th North and 2d West 
 
 Roman Catholic Cathedral, ws 3d East, bet South Temple & 1st South 
 
 Romerili Charles, shoemaker, ss Fruit, bet Maple and Locust 
 
 Romney Joseph G, builder, ws Fir, bet Wall and Prospect 
 
 Romney George, (Taylor, Latimer & Co) ne cor Spruce and Bluff 
 
 Rood Mrs M A, res ss 1st South, bet 1st West and West Temple j J"? 
 
 Roscoe Carl, laborer, sw cor 5th West and North Temple j 
 
 Roscum Johu. carriage maker, ss -jd South, bet 8th and Oth East 
 
 Rose Win, carpenter, es West Temple, bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Rose Stephen, res ns South Temple, bei 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Rose George, teamster, es 7th East, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Rose F W, builder, es West Temple, bet oth and 6lh South 
 
 Rosenhelm Phillip, ns 3d South, bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Kosi er W A, agent, es 8th East, bet 5th and Oth South 
 
 Ross John L, agent, es 1st West, bet 1st and 3d North ^ 
 
 Ross Sarah E, widow, ss Fruit, bet Elm and Maple 
 
 Ross Richard, res Wasatch Building 
 
 Kotch Edward, boards Clift House 
 
 Roundy Adalbert, (Little & Roundy) ne cor 1st South and 5th East 
 
 Roundy Mrs E D, ns 1st North, bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Rowden Robert, engineer, ns South Temple, bet llthand 13th East 
 
 Rowe W P, butcher, es West Temple, bet 4th and oth South 
 
 Rowe W H, res ns Garden, bet Pine and Spruce 
 
 Rowe Mary, widow, ss 1st North, bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Rowland Hall School, ne cor Fruit and Walnut 
 
 Rowland Benjamin, laborer, ss 3d South, bet 4th and 5th vVcst 
 
 Royle J C, (Marshal & Roylc) ns 1st South, bet Oth and 7th East 
 
 Kuban John, clerk, ns 1st South, bet West Temple and East Temple ^ 
 
 Ruben James, shoemaker, my cor 4th South and East Temple 
 
 Rudisill Kev LA, res ss 4th South, bet 1st West & West Temple 
 
 Rudy John 13, res ws 4th West, bet 2d and 3d South | 
 
 Rudy Henry, res ws 4th West, bet 3d and 3d South 
 
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 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a full line of General Mercliandis 
 
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Ladies Saddles in great variety at W. L. Pfcliara's, Salt Lake City, Utah, 
 154 Salt Lake City Directory. 
 
 Huff E W, merchant, ss 3d South, bet 1st East and East Temple 
 
 Ruti Jacob, shoemaker, se cor Ash & Prospect 
 
 Rugg J I', res ne cor 4th West and 3d South 
 
 Rumel John H, plasterer, ns 1st South, bet 3d and 3d East 
 
 Kumel Win, plasterer, ns 1st South, bet 3d and 3d East 
 
 Rumel J H, jr, agent Ut*h Central, ss 1st South, bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Rumfield H S, ss South Temple, bet 8th and 5)th East 
 
 Kuper Win, laborer. \vs Fir, bet Mountain and Summit 
 
 Rusk Lewis L, laborer, ss 3d South, bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Rush J R, butcher, es 1st East, bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Rush Edward, plumber, ns 1st South, bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Rush M L, carpenter, boards Railroad Exchange 
 
 Rushton S, laborer, ne corner 3d West and 3d North 
 
 Rushton R, res ns 5th South, bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Rushton Edwin, builder, ss 5th South, bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Russell George, carpenter, es 3d East, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Russell Dr Wm, ns South Temple, bet West Temp e and 1st West 
 
 Russell J M, watchmaker, ss 2d South, bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Russell H W, engineer, ns 5th South, bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Russell Samuel, res ws 4th West, bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Russell E, es 3d East, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Russell Joseph, (Russell <fc Co) es East Temple, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Ruth L J, clerk, boards Continental 
 
 Rutherford J L, laborer, nw corner 1st South and 6th West 
 
 Ryan L, res ws West Temple, bet zd and 3d South 
 
 Ryan James, boards Clii't House 
 
 Rynders George, cook ns 1st South, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Ryser George C, shoemaker, ss 1st South, bet 1st West and W T 
 
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 Sabine James, builder, ss "Wall, bet Oak and Elm 
 
 Sackwise Ottillia, widow, ss South Temple, bet 1st West and W T 
 
 Sadler Henry, commercial agent, es 5th East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Sadler Wm. merchant, ws East Temple, bet South Temple & 1st South 
 
 Sadler James, pedler, es 3d East, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Sadler Wm, merchant, ss North Temple, bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Sadler Samuel, carpenter, sw cor High and Elm 
 
 SAFETY MTHO POWDER CO, Julian Sountag, agent 189 Main Street 
 
 Sainsbury B W, carpenter, ne corner Fir and Wall 
 
 Sainsbury Hyrum, photographer, ns Mountain, bet Oak and Elm 
 
 Salisbury A C, printer, ws 5th East, bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Salisbury O J, (Gilmer & Salisbury) sw corner 6th East and 1st South 
 
 Salisbury Eliza, widow, ws 3d East, bet 3,1 and 3d South 
 
 Salisbury Joseph, builder, es 3d East, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Salisbury Nancy, widow, ss 4th South, bet 1st and 3.1 West 
 
 U GOLDBERG, LEADING CLOTHIER, Salt Lake City 
 
Handsome Double Buggy Harness at W. L. Pickard's. 
 
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 Salisbury Renjamin, merchant, es 3d West, bet 1st and 21 South 
 
 SALISBURY J M, Fancy Goods and Toys, 3-2 Main Street 
 
 Salmon Wm, policeman, sw corner Fir and Wall 
 
 Salley Ann, widow, ns 2d South, bet Oth and 7th West 
 
 Salt Lake City Brewery, es 1 >th East, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 SALT L\Ktf fllB \TIiH, n\v corner 1st -South and First East 
 
 Sampson H T, mining', ns 3d South, bet 21 and 3d East 
 
 Sampson Ricard 13, printer, ws Oth East, bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 ,- ainuelson F, painter, ws 4th East, bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Sanders James W, bookkeeper, ws Gth East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Sanders W C harness maker, es 4th East, bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Sanders Wm, clerk, se corner Bluff and Ash 
 
 SANDERS, AIRS JAMES, Groceries, 125> First South Street 
 
 Sanderson Christian, carpenter, ns 4th South, bet 1-st and 21 East 
 
 Sanderson James, tailor, nvv corner Mountain arid Pine 
 
 Sands John It, (IJechtol & Sands) ws 1st East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Saniger John, shoemaker, north of 3d North, 2lst Ward 
 
 Sciiasom Chatles, clerk, se corner Pine and Garden 
 
 Saul E P, carpenter, ns South Temple, bet Gth and 7th West 
 
 Sargent F L, res ss 5Ui South, bet 1st arid 2d East 
 
 Saunders Dennis, carpenter, ris 4th South, bet 13th and Uth East 
 
 Savage Herbert, carpenter, ns 2d South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Savage C li, photographer, se corner Spruce and Garden 
 
 Seville James, clerk, ns Prospect, bet Pine and Chestnut 
 
 Saville George, shoemaker, ws Chestnut, bet Wall and Prospect 
 
 Saville Jessie, bricklayer, \vs West Temple, bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Savory Uenj L, res ws 2d East, bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Sayers Rath V, widow, ss 21 South, bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Sayers John, res ss 21 South, bee 7th and 8th East 
 
 Scanland J Al, editor, boards Walker House 
 
 Scappatura Antonio, stono cutter, ss Garden, bet Spruce and Pine 
 
 Schettler Paul A, res ne corner 1st South and 4th East 
 
 S^henh.ilcs Edmund, cnginaer, es 7th West, bet 1 it South and S T 
 
 Scheib John P, cabinet maker, ss South Te;nple, bet 3d an I Uh East 
 
 Schorield Henry, carpenter, ns 4th South, bet 1st anl 2d Wost 
 
 Schonberg Henry, printer, es 1st West, bet 1st and 31 North 
 
 Schonfelt Edward, clerk, ss North Temple, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Schooley II II, carpenter, ns 1st South, bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 S^hoppe Frederick E, tinsmith, ws 1st West, bet 1th and 5th South 
 
 Schuler Joseph, res ns 3d South, bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 SchiUte August, clerk, ss 5th South, bet East Temple and W T 
 
 Schuttlor B H, clerk, ns Wall, bet Walnut and Chestnut 
 
 Sehulter Win, plumber, ns lit North, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Schulter John, plumber, ws 3d. West, bet 1st and 2d North 
 
 Sch \vabo 11, bank clerk, boards Continental 
 
 Call and see Hardy Bros, b Burton's complete stock of Staple & Fancy Groceries 
 
WALLJN'S PATENT STIRRUP, best for Broncho Riders. 
 
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 Schwartz Chas. boards Railroad Exchange 
 Schuyler John, laborer, es 1st East, bet 21 and 3d South 
 Scofield C W, mining, boards Walker House 
 Scott Joseph S, painter, ns South Temple, bet 8th and 9th East 
 Sjott George M, (G M .Scott & (Jo) ne cor 6th East and 1st South 
 S/ott W, laborer, es 1st East, bet 1st South and South Te.nple 
 S.^aoG Frances, widow, ws (>th East, bet lit S.nifch and South Temple 
 Sijrace Edward, baker, ws Oth East, bet 1st South and South Temple 
 Scribner Daniel, ss 3d South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 Soroggie Archibald, iiw cor 6th South and 3d East 
 Se.il Charles, laborer, es 7th West, bet 1st and 2,1 North 
 Seal Joseph, laborer, ns 1st North, bet 6th and 7th West 
 Seal llyrum, laborer, ss 2d North, bet 6th and 7th West 
 Seal John, laborer, ss 3d North, bet 6th and 7th Wesi, 
 Seaman J W, laborer, es Maple, bet Wall and Prospect 
 Seaman Rachel, widow, ns Wall, bet Ash and Locust 
 Seaman George, laborer, iiw corner Ash and Wall 
 Seaman W F, boards White House 
 Search C H, res Donelson House 
 
 Seariser George jr, shoemaker, ws 5th West, bet 1st and 3d North 
 Searl Heber, laborer, ss 61 h South, bet 9th and 10th East 
 Searl John C, gardener, es 8th East, bet 5th and 61 h South 
 Sears Isaac, merchant, sw cor 3d South and 8th East 
 Sears Septimus, res ss 1st South, bet 1st and 2d West 
 Sears Mrs Mary A, ss 1st South, bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Sears Nathan, (Sears & Liddell) es B3ach, bet South Temple and Fruit 
 Sebree Howard, res sw cor 5th South and East Temple 
 Sebree C H, res sw cor 5th South and East Temple 
 Second Presbyterian Church, lie corner 2d South and 3d East 
 Second Ward School, ns 7th South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 Saigel Saul, res es 5th East, bet 1st South and South Temple 
 Soigel Henry, res ss 5th South, bet East and West Temple 
 Seigel Joseph, (Goldsmith A Co) ws 3d East, bet 2d and 3d South 
 Selander Julius, tailor, es5th West, bet North Temple and 1st North 
 Self Rebecca, widow, es 3d West, bet 6th and 7th South 
 Seller J D, carpenter, ns 1st South, bet 3d and 3d West 
 Sellers Wm, laborer, es 9th East, bet 6th and 7th South 
 Selbrs James, ss 3d South, bet 8th and 9th Kast 
 Selley Wm, laborer, ss 2d North, bet 6th and 7th West 
 Sells Elijah, lumber merchant, so corner 2d South and 3d West 
 Sermon J S, telegraph operator, ns 2d South, bet 1-st and 3d East 
 Senior Edwin W, clerk, ss 1st North, bet 4th and 5th West 
 Senior Frederick, clerk, ws 7th West, bet North and South Temple 
 > i Seventh Ward School House, ns 5th South, bet W T and 1st West 
 ; Seventeenth Ward School, ss 1st North, bet W T and 1st West 
 
 L. Goldberg- has the largest stock of Men's wear in S. L. City 
 
California Lasso Saddles, W. L,. Pickard, Salt Lake City. 
 
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 Sewell S J, res se cor 3d East and 2d South 
 
 Seybolt Geo L, post office inspector, es 6th East, bet 1st and 2d South 
 Shade Wm, res ws 3d past, bet 3d and 3d South 
 Shaffer John, farmer, ns 2d North, bet 4th and 5th West 
 Shaffer Orson W, laborer, ne corner 5th West and 3d North 
 Shaffer John, tinsmith, ss 1st >outh, bet 1st and 2d East 
 Shank John F, tailor, es Pine, bet Wall and Prospect 
 Shanks Joseph, tailor, es 4th East, bet 4th and 5th South 
 Sharp John, supt U C, ns South Temple, bet 4th and 5th East 
 Sharp Margaret, widow, ns South Temple, bet 5th and 6th East 
 Sharp John, jr, lie cor South Temple and Fir 
 
 Sharp James, asst supt U C, us South Temple, bet 3d and 4th East * 
 Sharp Lorenzo, clerk, es 1st West, bet 1st South and South Temple 
 Sharp Mrs Annie, ne corner Fir and Fruit 
 Sharp Lee J, lawyer, es Pine, bet Bluff and Wall 
 Sharp Wm, coal agent, nw corner 5th West and North Temple 
 Shiiuglmessy M, boards Walker House 
 Shaw Thomas, laborer, ns 2d North, bet 4th and 5th West 
 Shaw Joseph, laborer, ns Currant, bet Quince and Centre 
 Shaw Luke, gardener, ss 4th North, bet 5th and (3th West 
 Shaw O B, painter, ns North Temple, bet 1st and 3d West 
 Shaw John, laborer, nw cor 5th West and 3d North 
 Shaw Mary, widow, nw corner 5th West and 3d North 
 Shean Patrick, laborer, es 3d West, bet 3d and 4th South 
 Shocks Kenjamin, lawyer, ws West Temple, bet 3d and 3d South 
 Sheets John A, laborer, nw cor 2d South and 6lh East 
 Sheets A F, res es 3d East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 Shell John, laborer, ss Oth South, bet 10th and llth East 
 Shell G 13, mining, ne cor 1st West and Tv.orth Temple 
 Sheliath Gus, clerk, ns 2d South, bet 3d and 3d East 
 Sheln uirdiiie James, res ss 3d South, bet 3d and 3d East 
 Shepaid Wm, teamster, ss 8th South, bet 3d and 4th West 
 Shephard George, laborer, ns Pium, bet Centre and Beet 
 Shepard John, teamster, sw cor Ash and Wall 
 Shei iff John, stone cutter, ne corner Wall and Maple 
 Sherlock James, merchant, ns 1st South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 Shearman W H, druggist, ns 3d South, bet Cth and 6thEast 
 Shettler B A, es Walnut, bet Wall and Prospect 
 Shettler 13 H, banker, nw corner South Temple and Pine 
 Shelton 11 C, pressman, ws 3d West, bet 3d and 3d South 
 SheHon George, laborer, es l.st West, bet 2d and 3d South 
 Shelton R, news agent, es 1st West, bet 2d and 3d South 
 Sherwood Charles W, shoemaker, ss 3d South, bet 7th and 8th East 
 Sherwood Charles, tailor, ss 3d South, bet 7th and 8th East 
 Shiil George, farmer, es 5th West, bet 1st and 2d South 
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 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a fine stock of Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps & Clothing 
 
Shoemakers' Tools of all kinds, W. L. rickard. Salt Lake. 
 
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 Shill Samuel, laborer, es 3d West, bet 3d and 4th South 
 Shiner J W, printer, ns 21 South, bet 3d and 4th East 
 Shingleton Stephen sr, laborer, se cor Oth West and 2d North 
 Shingleton Stephen jr, laborer, se cor 6th West and 2d North 
 Shipp Dr Ellis K, res ws 7th East, bet Fouth Temple and 1st South 
 Shires Sarah, widow, ss 5th South, bet 1st East and East Temple 
 Shoebridge E B, clerk, se corner 1st Houth a..d 2d West 
 Sholes R II, res se corner 5th South and West Temp e 
 Sholdebrand John, clerk, es 2d West, bet North Temple and 1st North 
 Shook Elizabeth, widow, nw corner 3d West and 4th South 
 Shore James, blacksmith, nw cor Prospect and Ash 
 Short M B. stone mason, ns Sd South, bet 9th and ll>th East 
 Shorten John, mason, ss 5th North, bet lit and 2d West 
 Showell Georgn, expressman, es 9th East, bet 1st and 3d South 
 Showell Wm, stockman, ws 3d East, bet 4th and 5th South 
 Shreeves A G, laborer, ws 1 Jth East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 Shupp Charles F, carpenter, ns 2d South, bet 4th and oth East 
 Siddoway John, carpenter, ns~th South, bet 7th'and 8c.li East 
 Silver Joseph, laborer, ss 3d South, bet 5th and 6th East 
 Silver W J. engineer, ss North Temple, bet West Temple and 1st West 
 Silver Hyrum, machinist, es Centre, bet Pear and Cane 
 Silver Joseph A, machinist, ws 1st West, bet 5th and oth North 
 Silverwood Charles E, bookkeeper, es 4th West, bjt 1st and 21 Njrth 
 Sirnms J, laborer, es 2d West, bet North Temple and 1st North 
 Simons F, (Simons Bros) ns 3d South, bet East Temple and 1st East 
 Simons J, (Simons Bros) ns 3d South, bet East Temple and 1st East 
 Simmons Nathaniel, res ss Oth South, bet 10th and llth East 
 Simmons Joseph, laborer, ns 6th South, bet 10th and llth East 
 Simmons Benjamin, carpenter, ns Oth South, bet 10th and llth East 
 Simmons Thomas, shoemaker, ns 1st South, bet 8th and 9th East 
 Simmons Henry, res es 8th East, bet 1st South and South Temple 
 Simmons Joseph F, notary public, nw corner Fir and Prospect 
 Simmons Frederick W, clerk, nw corner Fir and Prospect 
 Simmons A B, clerk, uw corner Fir and Prospect 
 Simmons Harriet, widow, ns Prospect, bet Fir and Spruce 
 Simmons Joseph, laborer, ss 4th South, bet 1st and 21 West 
 Simmons L, res ne corner 1st South and 21 West 
 Simmons (Stayner & Simmons) ns Fruit bet Elm and Oak 
 Simmons Jose} h, stone cutter, nw corner 6th West and 1st North 
 Simttkins W S, brickmaker, ws Uth East, bet 1st South and S T 
 Simpson J W, (>impson & Son) ns South Temple, bet 1st W r est and W T 
 Simpson Francis, contractor, ws 4th West, bet 6th aud 7th South 
 Simpson Martin, laborer, es 4th East, bet Oth and 7th South 
 Simpson George, plasterer, es 7th West, bet South Temple and N T 
 Simpson Kobert, engineer, es Oth West, bet North Temple & 1st North 
 
 L. "3-oldberg, the only Clothing Manufacturer, S. L, City 
 
Best Team Harness made by W, L. Pickard, Salt Lake. 
 
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 Sirrine Emma, widow, es West Temple, bet 21 and 3d South 
 
 Sixth Ward School, ws 3d West, bet Ith and 5ih South 
 
 Sixteenth Ward School, lie corner 4th West and 1st North 
 
 Skaggs E M, boards Clift House 
 
 Skerry S W, forema* Z C M I, boards Valley House 
 
 Skid more Samuel, mechanic, es 9th East, bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Slack Mary, widow, ss 1th South, bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Slade Emily, widow, es 7th East, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Slale G W, ws 5th East, bet 2d and 3d frouth 
 
 Sleater llobert G, printer, es 8th East, bet 21 and 3d South 
 
 Slater W L, carpenter, ns 5th South, bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Slater F, shoemaker, ns Currant, bet Centre and Apricot 
 
 Sleman Samuel, laborer, ws 7th East, bet 21 and 31 South 
 
 Sloan R W, reporter, se corner Chestnut and Garden 
 
 Smedley W E, insurance agent, Clift Row, ws W T. bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Smith Ellen, dressmaker, ws Sth East, bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Smith Martha, widow, ws 8th East, bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Smith Henry, plasterer, ss 7th South, bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Smith Ferdinand, musician, es Oth East, bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Smith Wm, ss 4th South, bet 1 *th and llth East 
 
 Smith Mrs C P, widow, ns 2d Noith, bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Smith .1 M, rea estate agent, as 3d South, bet 7th and 8; h East 
 
 Smith Joseph, teamster, ns 1st South, bet 7th and 8:h East 
 
 Smith L B II, dairyman, sw corner 7th East and 4th South 
 
 Smith W J, res es Oth Hast, bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 9mith Jacob, laborer, es 6th East, bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Smith Mary, widow, es 4th East, bet 1st South aril South Temple 
 
 Smith Amanda widow, ns 1st South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Smith Win, laborer, res ns 4th South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Smith Hyrum J, teamster, ns 5th South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Smith Samuel, dairyman, sw corner Sth South and 6Lh East 
 
 Smith Edward J, clerk, ns 3d South, bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Smith Dr A K, res es 3d East, bet 3d an 1 4th South 
 
 Smith George A, ss South Temple, bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Smith Jane, widow, es West Temple, bet 7Lh and 8th South 
 
 Smith T J, merchant, ws 3d East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Smith W S, shoemaker, ws 3d East, bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Smith J W, plumber, boards Railroad Exchange 
 
 Smith J Y, policeman, se corner 3d- East and Oth South 
 
 Smith Joseph Y, mining, nw corner 4th Sauth and 1st East 
 
 Smith F K, res ns 3d South, bet 21 and 3d East 
 
 Smith Andrew, policeman, se corner 7th South and 3d East 
 
 Smith A'exander, res ss 6ili South, bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Smith Andrew, policeman, ns 6Jh South, bet 1st East and East Temple 
 
 Smith Albert, butcher, ws 2d West, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Son't forget that Hardy Bros. & Burton have a well selected stock of Dry Gooii 
 
First Frizes awarded at all Territorial Fairs, to W. L. Piclzard, Salt Lafct, 
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 Smith Mrs Sarah F, res ns South Temple, bet 1st West and W T O 
 
 Smith John G, drayman, ws 1st West, bet 4th and 5th South I $ 
 
 Smith Emma, widow, ns 6th South, bet 1st and 2d West ' ^ 
 
 Smith Peter, laborer, ws 4th West, bet 6th and 7th South ' W 
 
 Smith George, engineer, us 1st South, bet 3d aiid^d West 
 
 Smith W W, laborer, ss 3d South, bet 1 stand 2d West 
 
 Smith John Henry, res ws West Temple, bet North and South Temple 
 
 Smith John G, moulder, ss 1st South, bet 3.1 and 3d West 
 
 Smith Robert R, : butcher, PS 1st North, bet 4th a. id 5th West 
 
 Smith George, engineer, ss 1st North, bet 7th and 8th West 
 
 Smith Arthur, res ns 2d South, bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Smith J G, carpenter, es 4th West, bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Smith A B, clerk, ws Maple, bet South Temp e and Fruit 
 
 Smith W, shoemaker, es Quince, bet Plum, and ..'urrant 
 
 Smith Fewson, civil engineer, se corner Bluff' and Locust 
 
 Smith John M, moulder, ss Centre, bet 1st North aiiJ Currant 
 
 Smith S W, mining, boards Walker House 
 
 Smith George S, mining, boards Valley House 
 
 Smith James W, mining, boards Valley House 
 
 Smith Henry, seedsman, ws 5th West, bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Smith Jane S, basket store, ns 1st South, bet East and West Temple 
 
 Smith Joseph F, res ws 3d West, bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Smith Mrs Sarah E, res ss 1st North, bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Smith S T, res ws West Tem^lo, bet North and South Temple 
 
 Smith Elias, probate judge, ss North Temple, bet W T and 1st West 
 
 Smith Elias A, teller Deseret bank, ss N T, bet W T and 1st West 
 
 Smith Rudolph, res ss North Temple, bet West Temple and 1st West 
 
 Smith Charles, clerk, ns 1st North, bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Smith Walter, laborer, ws Oth West, bet Nortn Temple and 1st North 
 
 Smith Cluules, shoemaker, ws West Temple, bet N T and 1st Nor ill 
 
 Smith Thomas M, tanner, sw corner 5th West and 3d North 
 
 Smith George O, carpenter, ss 7th South, bet 1st West and W T 
 
 Smith Elizabeth, widow, ss 3d North, bet 5th and 6th West 
 
 Smith J P, carpenter, es 1st West, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Smith Albert, carpenter, es 1st West, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Smith Win, gardener, es 1st West, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Smith John, farmer, ne corner 3d South -md 1st West 
 
 Smith W S, grocer, fruits, &c, 8 First South Street 
 
 Smith Kdwar 1, boards White House 
 
 Smithers George, machinist, ns 1st North, bet 1st West and W T 
 
 Smithers James, ns 1st North, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Smyth Richard, hatter, es Pine, bet High and Mountain 
 
 Snarr James T, merchant, ns 6th South, bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Snarr D, merchant, es 3d West, bet 1th and 5th South 
 
 Snarr James, street car driver, ss 6th South, bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 You can save 10 per cent by bayuiy Clot/tiny at J 
 
Shoe Leather & Findings, W. L. Piokard, Salt Lake City 
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 SORENSON <t CARLQUIST, Furniture, 16 Main Street 
 
 Snarr Thomas, laborer, ss Oth South, bet 3d and 4th West I * 
 
 Snedaker Morris J, res ns 4th South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Snedaker Lee, clerk, es lit East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Sneddon Robert, laborer, nw corner Locust and Fruit 
 
 Snelgrove G H, salesman, ws 5th East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Snelgrove Edward, shoemaker, ns 2d South, bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Snelgrove E S, clerk, ns 1st South, bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 Snell Win, merchant, ws 1st East, bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Snell John, ne corner Oth South and 1st West. 
 
 Snow George B, laborer, ns 7th South, bet 5th arid Oth East 
 
 Snow Walter, laborer, ws East Temple, bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Snow Zerabbabel, law r yer, ss 1st South, bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Snow Mrs Annie, ns 1st North, bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Snowball Ralph, teamster, us Wall, bet Locust and Maple 
 
 Snowlan Annie, widow, nw corner Wept Temple and 3d South 
 
 Snyder T D, carpenter, ns 2d South, bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Snyder Henrietta M, widow, se corner Bluff and Oak | O 
 
 Snyder John, mason, es 1st West, bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Snyder Sylvia, widow, es 1st West, bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Snyder Chas, gardener, ws 8th East, bet 8th and 9th South j 
 
 Social Hall, es 1st East, bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Society Hall, ns 1st South, bet 2d ard 3d West ! Jjg 
 
 Saderborg A P, machinist, ss 3d North, bet 5th and Gth West 
 
 Solomon Frank, U S surveyor general, ss E T, bet 5th and Oth South 
 
 Solomon Edwaid, s-hoemaker, ws 1st East, bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Solomon James, (Solomon Bros & Gold) ss 3d North, bet 3d & 4th West 
 
 Solomon Alfred, (Solomon Bros & Gold) nw cor 4th West & 3d North 
 
 Solomon John, (Solomon Bros & Gold) ws 4th West, bet 1st & 3d North 
 
 
 Sorenson Jacob C, laborer, es 4th East, bet 8th and 9th South ; ? 
 
 Sorenson N C, laborer, sw cor 5th East and 8th South j - 
 
 Sorenson Hans, laborer, ns 1st South, bet 2d and 3d East 
 Sorenson Elias, rnilkmaii, ss 6th South, bet 1st and 2d East 
 Sorenson John P, (Sorenson &Carlquist) es 1st West, bet S T A 1st South I 
 Sorenson C, gardener, se corner Bluff and Walnut p, 
 
 Sorrell James, gardener, ss Fruit, bet Ash and Beach ' 
 
 Sorrell Z, tailor, ss Fruit, bet Ash and Beach 
 Sowden Joseph, news agent, ns 5th South, bet 5th and 6th East 
 Sowles M B, agent White S M, ws 3d East, bet 1st and 3d South | 
 
 Spanicle Albert, laborer, es 2d East, bet 4th and 5th South > ^ 
 
 Spayd Henry, laborer, ss South Temple, bet 1st West and W T p 
 
 Spayd Elizabeth, widow, ss South Temple, bet 1st West and W T 5*7 
 
 Spears Harrison, blacksmith, ws 7th East, bet 4th and 5th South 
 Spears Adam, police magistrate, ns 5th South, bet 7th and 8th Kast 
 Spears Adam, jr, res ns 5th South, bet 7th and 8th East 
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 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a full line of General Merchandise 
 
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tH-makers 9 Tools of all Jcimls, W. L. FicJtasd, Salt Zaire. 
 
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 Spears Alfred, blacksmith, ns 5th South, bet 7th and 8th East 
 Spears George, 'aborer, se cor 5th South and 7th East 
 Spears Mrs Sarah, nw corner 8th East and 6th South 
 Spears Orson, teamster, ne corner 6th South and 7th East 
 Spears James, laborer, ss South Temple, bet 3d and 4th West 
 Speed Wm, laborer, ns 8th South, bet 2d and 3d West 
 Spence X, painter, ns 8th South, bet 7th and 8th East 
 Spence John, laborer, es 9th East, bet 2d and 3d South 
 Spencer Emma, widow, es 5th East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 Spencer J D, tailor, es 2d East, bet 2d and 3d South 
 Spencer Mrs S F, res es 1st East, bet 1st South and South Temple 
 Spencer John D, clerk, ns South Temple, bet E T and 1st East 
 Spencer Henry, (Evans & Spencer) ws 5th East, bet 1st South and S T 
 Spencer C V, Spencer House, ws 1st East, bet 2d and 3d South 
 Spencer Mrs Sarah J, ns 7th South, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 Sperry II M, mason, ws Citron, bet Currant and Plum 
 Sperry Harrison, farmer, ss 6th South, bet 1st and 2d West 
 Spicer Win, barber, ns 2d North, bet 5th and 6th West 
 Spiring Emma, widow, ss North Temple, bet W T and 1st West 
 Sprague E T, lawyer, ws 2d Fast, bet 2d and 3d South 
 Sprague Dr Samuel L, res ws 1st East, bet South Temple and 1st East 
 Sprague S L jr, deputy marshal, ws 1st East, bet 1st South and S T 
 . Sprague D O, res Donelson House 
 
 Springer C, ws 1st West, bet South Temple and 1st South 
 >-* Springer Ben, boards White House 
 
 Sprowl Frank, expressman, ss 1st South, bet 8th and 9th East 
 Spry Phillip, tailor, se corner 5th West and 2d North 
 S [uires John, barber, se corner Fir and Garden 
 Squires John, barber, ss 6Lh South, bet 7th and 8th East 
 Stageman Mrs S, widow, ss South Temple, bet 1st West and W T 
 Staley Frank, laborer, es 1st East, bet 21 and 3d South 
 
 
 Stamford Cyrus, res ns South Temple, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Stamford Stephen, gardener, sw cor oth West and South Temple 
 
 Stanley Frank, baker, es 2d West, bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Starling James, res ss 5th South, bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Starling John, laborer, ne corner Prospect and Beach 
 
 Starmer W R, cook, ss 6th South, bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Staton J F, laborer, ne corner 7th South and 7th East 
 
 Stay Joseph, gardener, ws Oth East, bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Stay Joseph H, (Woodbury & Stay) ns Oth South, bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Stayner W, (Stayner & Simmons, ns Fruit, bet Elm and Oak 
 
 Stayner W C, res ns Garden, bet Oak and Elm 
 
 Steel A, manufacturing, ns 8.h South, bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Steers W, bricklayer, ns 21 North, bet 8th and 9th Ea^t 
 
 Steiiel A, drayman, ns 5th South, bet 1st and 2d West i S 
 
 
 L. GOLDBKUG, LEADING CLOTHIER, Salt Lake City 
 
Sole Leather, French Kip, Calf & Morroccos 
 
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 Sterling James D, laborer, es 6th East, bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Sterling \V S, res es 2d East, bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Sterman Joseph, us 3d South, bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Stevens Mrs Mary, ws 5th East, bet 5th and Oth South 
 
 Stevens L S, us 4th South, bet East Temple and West Temple 
 
 Stevens J W, carpenter, es 1st East, bet 1st arid 2d South 
 
 Stevens Thomas D, gardener, ns 5th South, bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Stevens Frederick, plasterer, ss 6th South, bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Stevens J E, music teacher, sw corner 2d South and West Temple 
 
 Stevens Andrew, carpenter, ns 2d South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Stevenson W H, clerk, es 4th East, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Stevenson Joseph F, ns 7th South, bet 1st and ?d East 
 
 SJevenson Christian, laborer, ws 4th East, bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Stevenson Mrs M L, widow, ws 1st West, bet South Temple & 1st South 
 
 Stevenson Edward, res ws 1st West, bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Stevenson C S, mining, se corner Pine and Prospect 
 
 Steward Joshua, teamster, es 4th East, bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Stewart J S, (Stewart & Chislett) ws 4th Eiast, bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Stewart Louis, laborer, es 21 West, bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Stewart Daniel, res ne corner 6th West and 3d North 
 
 Stewart Wm, laborer, ns 3d North, bet 5th and 6th West 
 
 Stockdale Amelia, widow, es 4ih West, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Stokes Jane, widow, se corner 7th South and 3d West 
 
 Stokes Christopher, ws 2d West, bet 5th and 6th North 
 
 Stokes Kedding, mason, es West Temple, bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Stone H J, clerk Continental 
 
 Stone Wm, gardener, ws West Temple, bet^2d and 3d South t 
 
 Stonehousky Andrew, laborer, ss *th South, bet Oth and 10th East Q 
 
 Stowell E M, stockman, ws 2d West, bet 2d and 3d South Q 
 
 otratford H S, clerk Walker House 
 
 Strattoii H H, boards Clift House y 
 
 Strebeck P S, tailor, ws West Temple, bet North Temple and 1st North p 
 
 Strickland Mrs H, widow, ss 2d South, bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Stringlellovv Samuel, ss 6th South, bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Stringi'ellow George, ss Oth South, bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Si/ rock John, laborer, ns 1st North, bet 1st and 2d West of 
 
 Stromberg James S, tailor, ws Franklin Ave, bet 2d and 3d South *~ 
 
 Strong J T, jeweler, ns 4th South, bet 8th and 9th East p 
 
 Strong Alice, widow, ns 4th South, bet 8th and yth East 
 
 Strong Hiram, teamster, ns 4th South, bet 8th and Oth East ' 4 
 
 Strong Sarah, widow, ne corner 8th East and 4th South p 
 
 Stucher Magdaloiia, widow, es 6th East, bet Oth and 7th South 
 
 Sugdcn Joshua, laborer, ws 12th East, bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Sugden Win, carpenter, sw corner 4th South and 1st East S 
 
 Summoihays J W, laborer, ss North Temple, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Call and see Hardy Bros, & Burton's complete stock of Staple & Fancy Grocer! 
 
Rubber and Gold Plated Carriage Harness at Pickard's. 
 
 164 Salt Lake City Directory. 
 
 Summerholden Samuel, ss High, bet Oak and Elm 
 
 Summerlot Charles, res ws 1st West, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Sunbeck John, res ne corner Mountain and Pine 
 
 Sundberg A F, carpenter, ss 5th South, bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 Sunderland Wm, machinist, ns 5th South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Sullivan Wm B, agent, boards Valley House 
 
 Sutherland J G, lawyer, ss South Temple, bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Sutherland Ed-P, ss South Temple, bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Sutherland Fenton H, ss South Temple, bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Salt Lake Surgical Institute, 139 East Temple Street 
 
 Swain Robert, mason, es llth East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Swain Robert, mason, ss 2d South, bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Swain Cnarles, cook, se corner 5th East, bet*5th and 6th South 
 
 Swan James, builder, ss 3d South, bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Swan George, sec'y U C R R, boards Valley House 
 
 Swan Douglass, bookkeeper, ns North Temple, bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Swan Ed, stockraiser, sw cor High and Elm 
 
 Swaner E J, jeweler, ws Dth East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Swaner A J, jeweler, ws 10th East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Swaner Mrs Emma, widow, ws Dth East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Swanser Andrew J, shoemaker, ns 6th South, bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Swarenson Andrew, tailor, ns 5th South, bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 Swift Wm, t^unster, ss 4th South, bet 9th and lOth East 
 
 Sylvester E E, printer, boards Clift House 
 
 Symons Helenora, widow, es 2d East, b3t 4th and 5th South 
 
 Symons C W, (Fox & Symons) ns 5th South, bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 St Glair Peter, ss 7th South, bet 1 it and 2 1 E.ist 
 
 St Mark's Academy, ns 1st South, bat 1st and 2d East 
 
 St Mark's Hospital, nw cor 3d South and 5th East 
 
 St Mark's Episcopal Church, ns 1st South, bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 St Mary's Academy, ws 1st West, bet 1st and 2d South 
 
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 Tadnum John, mason, ne corner Garden and Ash 
 
 Taft Harriet, widow, ss 3d South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Taggart J P, M D, ss 2d South, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Tall George, blacksmith, sw corner 6th West and North Temple 
 
 Tall John W, laborer, ss North Temple, bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Tall George S, laborer, ns 8th South, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Talty Wm, boards White House 
 
 Tame Alfred, harnessmakar, sw cor Chestnut and Wall 
 
 Tate John, res ns 3d South, bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 Taufer Lewis, laborer, ws 12th East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 J J Taufer Henry* bricklayer, ws 12th East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
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 L. Goldberg- lias the largest stock of Men's wear in S. L. City 
 
Henry Arthur's Boot and Shoe Uppers, W. L. Plclrard, Salt Lake City, Titan, 
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 Taylor Jabez W, carpenter, es 7th South, bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Taylor Wm, harnessmaker, ns 4th South, bet 9th and 1 )th East 
 
 Taylor John B, plasterer, es llth East,' bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Taylor John, teamster, es llth East, bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Taylor Jos W, teamster, ns South Temple, bet 12th and 13th East 
 
 Taylor C B, butcher, ns North Temple, bat llth and l>th East 
 
 Taylor John, (Taylor & Son) es 5th East, bet 31 and 4th South 
 
 Taylor Abraham, grocer, ns 3d South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Taylor Edward, es 7th East, bet 31 and 4th South 
 
 Taylor-Elizabeth, widow, ss South Tempb, bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Taylor Isabella, widow, ws 3d East, bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Taylor Joseph W, es West Temple, bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Taylor Joshua, ss 2d South, bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Taylor Joseph E, undertaker, ns 1st South, bet 21 and 3d East 
 
 Taylor John, President* of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day 
 
 S>iints, res sw corner South Temple and 1st East 
 Taylor John, ws Franklin Avenue, bet 2d and 3d South 
 Taylor Stephen, ws 1st West, bet South Temple and 1st South 
 Taylor Thomas E, laborer, ns South Temple, bet 1st West and W T 
 Taylor Mary C, widow, es 2d West, bet 2d and 3d South 
 Taylor Thomas, res es 2 f West, bet 1st and 2d South 
 Taylor V A, teamster, us 1st South, bet 6th and 7th West 
 Taylor Ann. widow, ss North Temple, bet West Temple and 1st West 
 Taylor Wm, machinist, us 3d West, bet 1st and 21 South 
 Taylor Martha, widow, se corner Mountain and Fir 
 Taylor Edward T, mining, ws Ash, bet South Temple and Fruit 
 Taylor Thomas, merchant, es 3d West, bet South Temple and N.T 
 Taylor Stanley, hackman, se corner North Temple and East Temple 
 Taylor Jane, widow, es 1st West, bet 6th and 7th South 
 Taylor Harry, carpenter, es Maple, bet Bluff and Wall 
 Taylor George H, lumber, ns 3d South, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 Taylor W B, boards White House 
 
 Taylor Wm W, clerk, es 1st West, bet 1st South and South Temple 
 Taylor Mrs Sarah H, es Is West, bet 1st South and South Temple 
 Taylor George J, coroner, es 1st West, bet lit South and South Temple 
 Taylor Edward, manager Deseret News, es 1st West, bet 1st South & S T 
 Taylor Henry, es 1st West, bet 1st South and South Temple 
 Taylor Hyrum, es 1st West, bet 1st South and South Temple 
 Taysum Andrew J, plasterer, ne corner Garden and Oak 
 Paysum Rolla G, bookkeeper, ne corner Garden and Oak 
 Taysum Alonzo T, ne corner Garden and Oak 
 Teakle Thomas, sr, carpenter, ss 1st North, bet 7th and 8th West 
 Teakle Thomas jr, clerk, ss 1st North, bet 7th and 8th West 
 Teasdale George, ns South Temple, bet 6th and 7th East 
 Teasdale George E, ns South Temple, bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a fine stock of Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps & Clothing 
 
Wrought Spanish Bits & Spurs, W. L. Fickard, Salt Lake. 
 
 1 66 Salt Lake City Directory. 
 
 Teasdel S P, merchant, ns South Temple, bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Temperance Reform Hall,ns 2d South, bet East and West Temple 
 
 Tenth Ward School, sw corner 4rh South and 8th East 
 
 Territorial Library, es East Temple, bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Territorial Auditor, es East Temple, bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Territorial Recorder Marks & Brands, es E T, bet S T and 1st South 
 
 Terry Ann, widow, ss 4th South, bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Tester Charles, laborer, ws Apricot, bet Currant and Plum 
 
 Thackrah George, clerk Utah Commission, boards Stearns' 
 
 Thatcher G W, merchant, ns South Temple, bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Thatcher Moses, ss North Temple, bet Fast Temple and 1st East 
 
 Thide Harmon, ns 1st South, bet 5th and 6th West 
 
 Third Ward School, ns 7th South, bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Thirkill Ellen, widow, sw corner Ash and Fruit 
 
 Thirteenth Ward School, ns 2d South, bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Thomas Mary, widow, ss North Temple, bet 10th and llth East 
 
 Thomas John, clerk, ss 3d South, bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Thomas Prof C J, res ss South lemple. bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 Thomas Thomas F, policeman, nw cor Ash and High 
 
 Thomas Thomas, laborer, ne corner Summit ami Ash 
 
 Thomas Arthur L, sec'y Utah Ter. ws W T, b<*t 2d and 3d South 
 
 Thomas R K, res es 1st West, bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Thomas Samuel, laborer, se corner South Temple and 6th West 
 
 Thomas Mary, widow, ws West Temple bet North Temple and 1st N 
 
 Thomas Thomas, laborer, ss 1st North bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Thomas George, Blacksmith, es 5th West bet 2d and 3d North 
 
 Thomas Thomas P, mason, ns 2d North bet 1st west and Quince 
 
 Thomas John, tailor, es 7th West bet 1st and 2d North 
 
 Thomas Daniel, tailor, es 7th west bet 1st and 2d North 
 
 Thomas E Thomas, ne cor 1st North and 7th West 
 
 Thomas Elizabeth, widow, es 1st West bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Thomas Thomas, shoemaker, ws 6th we.st bet North Temple>nd 1st N 
 
 Thomasson P O, clerk, sw cor High and Chestnut 
 
 Thomasson John, res Wasatch Building. 
 
 Thompson Orson, printer, es llth East bet 6th aud 7th South 
 
 Thompson Sarah, res es 10th East bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Thompson N, res Wasatch Building 
 
 Thompson Elizabeth, widow, es 4th East bet 1st South and South T 
 
 Thompson Nelson, clerk, ws 5th West bet 1st and 2d North 
 
 Thompson Wm. A, laborer, ns 6th South bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Thompson Wm, shoemaker, ws 3d West bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Thompson John, tailor, sw cor 5th South and 3d West 
 
 Thompson Mansill, teamster, ws 4th West bet 4lh and 5th North j J 
 
 Thompson Dr J D, boards Walker House - 
 
 Thompson Mercy R, widow, nw cor 2d West and North Temple : 
 
 I,, yoldberg, the only Clothing Manufacturer, S. L. City 
 
Cash raid for Hides, TOicl and Furs, W. L. Picliard, Salt Lake City, Utah, 
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 Thompson Mary J, widow, nw cor 2d west and North Temple 
 
 Thompson John, laborer, es 3d West bet 3d and 4th North 
 
 Thompson A, boards Clift House 
 
 Thompson J, boards Clift House 
 
 Thorn Wm, farmer, ns 6th South bet West Temple and 1st West 
 
 Thorn M, pedler, ws 1st East bet' 1st and 21 South 
 
 Thorn Joseph W, laborer, es 21 West bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Thornburg B F, upholsterer, sw cor 4th East and 5th South 
 
 Thornblood O C, grocer, ss 2d Soath bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Thornstruff August, painter, es 7th East/ bet 1st South and South T 
 
 Thornton Charles, laborer, ws West Temple bet North Temple and IstN 
 
 Thorp Lydia, widov% nw cor Wast Temple and 1st South 
 
 Thorp August H, carpenter, es 9th Bast bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Thorup John T, clerk, es 9th Kast bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Thortip H F K, carpenter, ss 8th South bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Thum M C, mining, boards Continental 
 
 Thurgood George, na cor Pine and Prospect 
 
 Tibbitts Sarah, widow, se cor 7th South and 5th East 
 
 Tibbitts James, laborer, se cor 7th South and oth East 
 
 Tibbs Peter, engineer, ss 1st South bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Tingtine Olof. tailor, es 21 West bet North and South Temple 
 
 Tingur John, shoemaker, es 2d West bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Tillits Lavinia, widow, ns 2d South bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Tilt Richard, clerk, ne cor 9th East and North Temple 
 
 Timms Wm, manufacturer, sw cor 13th East and 2d North 
 
 Timms W J A, carpenter, nw cor 9th East and 3d North 
 
 Timpsoii John H, laborer, ws 5th West bet 1st and 2d North 
 
 Tipto.i Kobert, gardener, ss 4th South bet 3J and 4th East 
 
 Tisdell E W, boards Walker House 
 
 Titt William, res es West Temple bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Tomney P, (Tornney & Miller) 81 First South 
 
 Tonics Ann, widow, se cor 1st North and llth East 
 
 Toone Mrs. Emma, res nw cor Spruce and Garden 
 
 Toone John, labore-, e ; Oak bet. Bluff ann Garden 
 
 Toronto Joseph B, teacher, se cor Walnut and Fruit 
 
 Toronto Joseph, res se cor Walnut and Fruit 
 
 Toronto Annie, widow, es Walnut bet Bluff and Wall 
 
 Tovey Wm H, clerk, ss Prospect bet Fir and Oak 
 
 Townsend James, res Warm Springs 
 
 Tracy F W, laborer, ws 9th Kast bet 8th and 9th South 
 
 Travis E J, res ns 1st South bet 1st and 2 1 East 
 
 Travis O J (Travis & Co) ws 1st West bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Tregoning J H, mining, boards Walker House 
 
 Trehearn Wm, laborer, esOth West bet Island 2d South 
 
 Tremaine Joseph, teamster, ss South Temple bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Son't forget that Hardy Bros- & Burton have a well selected stock of Dry Gooff 
 
fP. L. PicJcard carries a full line of Trotting & Racing Goods 
 
 1 68 Salt Lake City Directory. 
 
 Treniaine W H, machinist, ss South Temple bet 5th and 6ih East 
 
 Tresscott W S, tanner ami currier, ns3d South bet 1st West and W T 
 
 Treseder Mrs C M, widow, es 5th Fast bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Trewick Nichols, mining, ss Centre bet Currant and Apricot 
 
 Trewick John, laborer, es 1st Fast bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Triplett George, cabinetmaker, nw cor Oak and Mountain 
 
 Tripp R B, lawyer, sw cor 3d West and North Temple 
 
 Tripp F L, expressman, nw cor Prospect and Fir 
 
 Trojan O E S, printer, boards Valley House 
 
 Tromp Benjamin, tailor, ss 5th South bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Trott Robert, gardener, ss 1st South bet 4th and 5th Fast 
 
 Troxsler Frank, waiter, ns Oth South bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Trumbo Mrs Mary, res ss South Temple bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Tryer K M, porter, ns 7th South bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Tucker Henry, salesman, ns 1st South bet 9th and ICth East 
 
 Tucker Stephen, farmer, ss 8th South bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Tucker S F, carpenter, nw cor 4th West and 3d South 
 
 Tucker Samuel S, carpenter, es 1st West bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Tucker Wm, res ns 1st North bet East Temple aud 1st East 
 
 Tuckett H A, confectioner, ss 1st South bet 8th and Oth East 
 
 Tuckfield Chas B, manufacturer, es 2d East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Tuckfield Joseph (Tuckfield & Son) es 1st East bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Tuckfield Mrs Elizabeth, ^s North Temple bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Tuft Elvira, Colorado Hou^e, se cor 3d South and 2d East 
 
 Turnbaugh John B, laborer, ws 12th East bet South Temple and 1st S 
 
 Turn bell Frank, farmer, ns7th South bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Turnbloom L E, tailor, ws Franklin ave bet2d and 3d South 
 
 Turnbridge George, mason, ns 2d South bet llth and 12th East 
 
 Turpin Joseph, laborer, ss 5th Nortn bet 1st and| 3d West 
 
 Tullidge Edward, editor, ss 1st South bot 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Tullidge John (Tullidge & Bow ring) es 1st West bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Tupper John, electrician, boards Walker House 
 
 Tuttenham Wm, builder, se cor Ash and Wall 
 
 Tut tie Daniel S, bishop, ss 1st South bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Tuttle Mary A, widow, ss 4th North bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Tweeder Dorothy, widow, es Maple bet Bluff and Garden 
 
 Twelfth Ward School ss 1st South bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Twentieth Ward School ns Garden bet Spruce and Fir 
 
 Twenty-first Ward School, ns Fruit bet Ash and Beach 
 
 Twitchell Luther, ns 3d North bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 Twomley Howard, printer, ws 1st Vast bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Tyler Mrs C L, dressmaker, ws Fast Temple bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 T>ler George, penitentiaiy guard, ns 6th South bet 10th and llth East 
 
 Try on Henry, artist, boatds Valley House 
 
 Tryon Spencer, artist, boards Valley House 
 
 You can save 10 per cent by buytny Clothing at L.Goldbrrg'? 
 
Shoe Leather & Findings, W. L,. Piokard, Salt Lake City 
 
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 U S Land Office, ss ad South, bet East and West Temple 
 
 Underbill S E, notary public, ss 1st South, bet 1st West & West Temple >> 
 
 Underwood Annie, widow, s.s 3d North, bet 1st West and Quince : __5 
 
 Unger Sarah M, widow, es 5th West, bet 1st and 2d South ^ 
 
 Uric James, blacksmith, cs 3d West, bet 3d and 3d South * 
 
 Utah Central Depot, nw corner South lemple and 3d West ! rj 
 
 Utah and Nevada Depot, ne corner South Temple and 4th West : * 
 Utah Central offices, sw corner 3d West and North Temple 
 
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 Vagalon David, artist, ws 4th East, bet 6th and 7th South ; ^ 
 
 Vahlert J, boards Clift House \ 
 
 Valentine, Christina, widow, ws 4th West, bet S T and 1st South 
 Valentine George ,_ res ss 1st South, bet 9th and 10th East ! ** 
 
 Valley House, sw corner West Temple and South Temple X 
 
 Vance Elizabeth, widow, ss 5th South, bet East and West Temple 
 Vane J H, clerk D & R G R'wy, boards White House J 
 
 Varnes James A, real estate agent, ws 7th East, bet 3d & 3d South * 
 
 Varney Samuel, pedler. ws 4th West, bet South Temple and 1st South ; ^ 
 Vansteeter Joseph, es 1st West, bet 1st and 2d North j * 
 
 Vetter Theodore, surveyor, ss 4th South, bet 6th and 7th East j * 
 
 Vetler L F, (U G Da.-iii & Co) es West Temple, bet 1st South and S T ! ~ 
 
 Vier Wm, butcher, ws 1st West, bet 7th and 8th South ^ 
 
 Vigleney W E, brickmaker, ws 1 >th East, bet South Temple & 1st South % 
 Vine George, plasterer, ss 2d South, bet 9th and 10th East ** 
 
 Vincent John, clerk, se corner 4th West and 2d North ^ 
 
 Vincent Herman, laborer, ws 4th East, bet 5th and 6th South 
 Vincent Thomas, green grocer, ws 4th East, bet 1st South and S T 
 Vincent Milo, clerk, ss 4th North, bet 5th and 6th West 
 Vincent Frederick, teacher, ss 3d South, bet llth and 12th East 
 Vincent James, clerk, ss 3d South, bet 6th arid 7th East 
 Vincent H F, es 4th East, bet 3d and 3d South 
 Vinson C H, boards Clift House 
 
 Vogel Herman, brewer, es 5th East, bet 5th and 6th South 
 Voss Willis, ws East Temple, bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 VAN AUKIN, DH JAMES R, dentist, ns 1st South, bet 4th & 5th East 8? 
 Van Cott Waldemar, teacher, sw corner 7th East and South Temple 
 Van Dam Herbert, es ->d West, bet oth and 6th South -, 
 
 Van Dasen B B, mining, ss 5th South, bet 1st West and West. Temple ; p 
 Van Enschut J H F, mining, ws 1st West, bet 5th and 6th South 
 Van Horn J H, chief clerk Continental 
 Van Horn H C, laborer, sw corner 6th South and 1st East 
 
 Van Houghtou Peter, carpenter, se corner Maple and Fruit 
 
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 170 Salt Lake City Directory. 
 
 Van Praag H A, mining, 180 East Temple Street 
 
 Van Streetar H, ws 5th West, bet South Temple and North Temple 
 
 Van Tassell James, carpenter, es 8th East, bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Van Trott Otto, bookkeeper, es 1st East, bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 VanValkenberg Emma, widow, ws 3d West, .bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 VanValkenberg J D, ss 5th South, bet 1st and 2.1 East 
 
 Van Zile P T, lawyer, ss 3d South, bet 1st East and East Temple 
 
 Von Trott O, boards Clift House 
 
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 Wade Alexander, carpenter, ss 7th South bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Wadland Andrew, laborer, es 1st West bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Wanner Henry, brewer, nw cor 1st South and 4th East 
 
 Wagner C, laborer, ns 5th South bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Wagner J, boards Clift House 
 
 Wagstaff W, gardener, ns 7th South bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Wakeman Thomas, laborer, us 5th South bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Walk Henry, clerk, se cor 3d East and 6th South 
 
 Walker W, weaver, iis 8th South bet 7th and $th East 
 
 Walker Sylvester, gardener, ss 6th South bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Walksr David, res ns 4th South bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Walker W S, bookkeeper, iis 5th East bat 1st South and South Templ e 
 
 Walker David, mason, es Itii East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Walker Joseph, res ns 3d South bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Walker George, wheelwright, ss 7th South bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Walker Albert, laborer, ss 7th South bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Walker Joseph, laborer, es 5th West bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Walker David, laborer, ns South Temple bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Walker House, ws East Temple bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Walker Samuel S, clerk, Clift row, ws West Temple bet 3d & 4th South 
 
 Walker S S, (Walker Bros) ws East Temple bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Walker D F, (Walker Bros) ns 5th South bet East and West Temple 
 
 Walker M H, (Walker Bros) ws Kast Temple bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Walker J II, (\\ alker Bros) sw cor 4th South and P^ast Temple 
 
 Walker Henry W, laborer, ns 3J North bet 6th and 7th West 
 
 Wallace C'W, porter, es 3d East bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Wallace George, merchant, ws 5th East bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Wallace Mrs Frank, ws 1st West bet South Temp.'e and 1st South 
 
 Wallace Henry, clerk, se cor 4th South and 3d West 
 
 Wallace George B, farmer, es 2d West bet North Temple & 1st North 
 
 Walls Thomas, peddler, es Oak bet Bluff and Garden 
 
 Walsh John, teamster, es llth East bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Walsh Oliver, merchant, ss 4th South bet 3d and 3d East 
 
 Walsh Henry, plasterer, ss 1st North bet 5th and 6th West 
 
 Walters Henry, shoemaker, ns 3d North bet 8th and 9th West : 
 
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 Walters Harry, teamster, ss 1st North bet 4th and 5th West j g- 
 
 Walton W, laborer, ss 3d South bet Gth and 7th East 
 
 Wanbss J, dairyman, ws 3d West bet 8th pnd 9th South ] _ 
 
 Wandless Charles, tinsmith, ws 1st West bet 5th and Gth South y 
 
 Wannberg W A, furniture, es P ne bet High and Prospect 
 
 Ward Emery, res Wasatch Building 
 
 Ward Ann, widow, ws 4th lv est bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Ward Thomas, res ss 2d North bet 7th and 8th West 
 
 Wardell Miorton, res sw cor 8th East and Gth South 
 
 Wardrobe John', carpenter, ns 1st South' bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 Warbrobe Abraham, carpenter, ss Wall bet Pine and Spruce 
 
 Wardrobe John, se cor Pins and Wall | * 
 
 Wardrobe James M, carpenter, ss 2d South bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Warner August, res ns Gth South bet 1st East and East Temple 
 
 Waring George, res ws Pine bet Bluff' and Garden I hj 
 
 Warnock Robt, agr implements, ns 1st South bet l*t and &l East j grj 
 
 Warren Kate, widow, es West Temple bet 3d and 4th South I ~ 
 
 Warwood John, engineer, ws 1st West bet South Temple a-nd N T 
 
 Washington Ziriah, widow, ss 5th South bet 2d and 3d East < GO 
 
 Wassmer John, carpenter, es 9th East bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Waters W, laborer, es West Temple bet 1st and 3d South j j-^ 
 
 Watford Frederick, teamster, ss 3-1 North bet 3d and 4th West ; Hrj 
 
 Water Tall Tohn, general merchandise, ws West Temple bet 5th & 6th S M 
 
 Wat kin :;, Edwin, shoemaker, ns 5th South bet 3d and 4th East M 
 
 Watmough Mary A E, widow, es Quince bet Plum and Currant j ^Q 
 
 Watson George, res ws 3d East bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Watson Mrs Ellen, res ws 4th West bet 5th and Gth South I + 
 
 Watson James C, policeman, ws 4th West bet 5th and Gth South j Q 
 
 Watson James, brakesman, es 5th West bet 1st South & South Temple I (p 
 
 Watson Kobert, laborer, es 5th West bet 1st Sonth and South Temple P 
 
 Watson Mrs Margaret, res es 5th West bet 1st South and South Temple j y 
 
 Watson Alexander, laborer, es 5th West bet lit South and South Temple ' p 
 
 Watson Alexander, teamster, ws 3d West bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Watson Alexander sr, contractor, ws 3d West bet 4th and 5th houth 
 
 Watson W, teamster, ws 3d West bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Watson John, teamster 31 West bet 5th and 6th South r/2 
 
 WaUon 11, mining, es 3d West bet 4th and 5th South ~ 
 
 Watson Hugh, printer, ns 5th South bet 3d and 4th West p 
 
 Watson Mary, widow, us 5th South bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Watson Thomas K D, wheelwright, ws Pine bet High and Prospect 
 
 Watson James, (Watson Bros) ws* Quince bet Plum and Currant p 
 
 Watson J B, painter, es 6ih West bet 3d and 4th North 
 
 Watson Joseph M, es Quince bet Plum and Currant 
 
 Watts L, blacksrnUh, es West Temple bet 5th and Gth South 
 
 Watts Thomas, res ss 1st South bet West Temple and East Temple 
 
 Call and see Eardy Bros. & Burton's complete stock of Staple & Fancy Groceries 
 
Rubber and Gold Plated Carriage Harness at Pickard's. 
 
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 Way man John, res es East Temple bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Weaver \Vm, clerk, ws 6th East bet 1st ana 2d South 
 
 Webb Mrs Ellen, res ns 1st North bet 8th and Oth East 
 
 Webb C G, res ss 3d South bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Webb F O, clerk Utah Cen, es oth West bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Webb W F, carpenter, ns 1st South bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Webber T G, sec and treas Z C M I, ws West Temple bet2d & 3d South 
 
 Webley Frederick, printer, ws 7th West bet 1st and 2J. North 
 
 Weigert A, res Wasatch Building 
 
 Weihe W, musician, ns 3d North bet2d and 3d West 
 
 Weiler Joseph, dairyman, nw cor East Temple and 7th South 
 
 Weiler Jacob, farmer, ns 7th South bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Weiler E M, farmer, ss 7th South bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Weinell John, miller, ns 2d South bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Weir Frederick, laborer, ss 5th South bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Welkin C H, res se cor 7th East and Oth South 
 
 Wells Annie, rds ris 4th South bet Oth and 10th East 
 
 Wells Ferris, teamster, ss 1st South bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Wells Daniel H, res se cor South Temple and East Temple 
 
 Wells Daniel, laborer, boards R K Exchange 
 
 Wells J F, editor Contributor, ns 3d South bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Wells Hannah, widow, ns 3d South bet 3d and 3d East 
 
 Wells Mrs Emeline, editor Exponent, es 1st East bet 2dand 3d South 
 
 Wells H M, res ns South Temple bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Wells Phares, carpenter, ss South Temple bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Wells Mrs Sarah G, res ss North Temple bet 2dand 3d West 
 
 Wenner U G, lawyer, ns South Temple bet 6th and 7th East 
 
 Went worth W E, stonecutter, ss 4th South bet 10th and llth East 
 
 Wesley Dr John, res ss 6th South bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 WESMEli <fc CO, gen'l insurance, over London Bank 
 
 West Charles, laborer, ws 10th East bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 West John W, shoemaker, ws 10th East bet South Temple and 1st S 
 
 West W, es llth East bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 West Jabez, butcher, ws 8th East bet 1st and d South 
 
 West Jessie, mason, ns 5th South bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 West George, laborer, ws 5th West bet North and South Temple 
 
 West James, laborer, ns 4th North bet2d and 3d West 
 
 Westcoatt Nelson, res ns 3d South bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Westcott E W, bridgebuilder, ne cor 4th South and 3d East 
 
 Westenholm Daniel, bookkeeper, es 6th West bet 1st and 3d North 
 
 Westenholm W J, clerk, es 6th West bet 1st and 2d North 
 
 Westerman Jonathan, laborer, ss 3d North bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 CO i Western John, laborer, llth East bet 1st and 2d North 
 > i Weston Sarah L, widow, ns North Temple bet 1st West and West Temp 
 Westwood W G, shoemaker, ws 10th East bet North and South Temple 
 
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 L. Goldberg- lias the largest stock of Men's wear in S. L. City 
 
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Henry Arthur's Boot and Shco Uppers, W, L. Piclrsrd, Salt Lake City, Ucan, 
 
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 Westwood Thomas, gardener, ss 1st North bet 5th and 6th West 
 
 Wetzell John, shoemaker, ns 3d South bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Whale Chrrles, laborer, ns 1st North bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Wharburton James, jr, blacksmith, es 8th East bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Wharburton Joseph, brickmaker, ns 7th South bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Wheeler J G, res ns 4th South bet 1st and 2J. West 
 
 Wheeler Wm, laborer, ns 7th South bet 5th and Gth East 
 
 Wheeler R H, clerk ss 1st South bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Wheelhouse Frank, res ns 7th South bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Wheelock R P, res ss oth South bet East Temple ar d West Temple 
 
 Whipple N W, sr, lumberman, ns 3d North bat 4th and 5th West 
 
 Whipple N W, carriagepainter, es 5th West bet 3d and 4th North 
 
 Whist John, laborer, ws 1st West bet 4th and 5th North 
 
 Whist John, jr, shoemaker. \vs 1st West bet 4th and 5th North 
 
 White Wm (White & Son, es 4th West bet 1st and 2d Korth 
 
 White Dr I, res es 1st East bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 White Elizabeth, widow, sw cor Cherry and Prospect 
 
 White George, harnessmaker, ns Garden bet Elm and Maple 
 
 White John, laborer, ws East Temple bet 7th and 8th South " 
 
 White E M, clerk, ns2d South bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 White W H, laborer, es 1st West b -t 1st and 2d South 
 
 White A C, carpenter, Wasatch Building 
 
 White W W, carpenter, ws 9th East bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 White Sarah M, widow, ws 7th East bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 White John, res es 6th Elastbet 7th and 8th South 
 
 WHITE COTTAGE STOKE (M Barnes, Prop) 19th Ward 
 
 White House, sw cor 2d South and East Temple 
 
 Whitehead George A, res nw cor 3d East and 1st South 
 
 Whitehead Leo S, patternmaker, ws 1st East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Whitehead James, ros ss 4th North bet 5th and 6th West 
 
 Whitehill W B, carpenter, es 3d East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Whiting Wm, mason, es 5th East bet 5th and Gth South 
 
 Whitney M B, bookkeeper, ss 3d South bet 2d and 3d East 
 
 Whitney H K, clerk, ss North Temple bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Whitney Mrs Ellen res ss North Temple bet East Temple and 1st East 
 
 Whitney Warren, painter, ws 1st East bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Whittaker George, res ss 3J South bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Whittaker Isaac, farme-, ns 1st North bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Whittaker Zenus, laborer, ss 1st North bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Whittaker Henry, shoemaker, ns South Temple bet 1st West and W T 
 
 Whittemore Richard, typewriter, (E G Dunn & Co) ss 2d S bet 2d & 3d JE 
 
 Whittemore B F, prop li R Exchange 
 
 Whittemore Charles, res ss 2d South bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Whittenber C P, carpenter, ne cor High and Elm 
 
 Whittey Wm, gardener, es Fir bet Prospect and High 
 
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 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a fine stock of Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps & Clothing 
 
Wrought Spanish Bits & Spurs, W. L.. Pickard, Salt Lake. 
 
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 Whittle John, liveryman, ws 1st East bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Whitworth Jeffrey, grocer, es 2d West bet 5th and 6th North 
 
 Whitworth A tk in sou, manufacturer, ws 3d West bet 5th and Gth North 
 
 Whitworth Sarah widow, sw cor Ash and High 
 
 Whytock James, laborer, es West Temple bet 1st South and South T 
 
 Wiekel John W (Wickel & Son) ws 3d East bet Gth and 7th South 
 
 Wickens James, carpenter, ss 1st south bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Widerberg Mary, widow, ns Garden bet Elm and Maple 
 
 Widdison Robert, blacksmith, es Gth West bet 3d and 3d North 
 
 Widlison James, blacksmith, S3 cor 6th West and 3d North 
 
 Widdison Wm, laborer, ws Gth West bet 1st and 21 North 
 
 Wiggell Eli, wheelwright, es 7th East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Wilcox M E, bookbinder, ws 9th East bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Wilcox Walter E, nightwatchrnaii, ns2d South bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Wilcox branklin A, clerk, ss GLh South b3t E ist and West Temp'.e 
 
 Wilcox Mrs Amanda H, res ss 31 North bst 3d and 4th West 
 
 Wilcox T J, clerk, es Fir bet Fruit and Garden 
 
 Wild Arthur, clerk nw cor Cherry and Fruit 
 
 Wilder E B, mining engineer, ns 4th South bet Gth and 7th East 
 
 Wilding George, laborer, ns 2d North bet 7th and 8th West 
 
 Wilkes Edmund F, es 4th East bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Wilkie Samuel, blacksmith, nc cor 8th South and West Temple 
 
 Wilkins Mary, widow, es -1th East bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Wilkius J It, es 1st west bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Wilkins Mrs Sarah A, ws West Temple bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Wilkinson W H, clerk, ns 3d South bet 1st and 31 West 
 
 Wilkinson John C, clerk, ws West Temple bet 4 7th and 8th South 
 
 Willamount Mary, widow, ws 3d West bet 1st and 31 South 
 
 Willard H A, res es 4th East bet Gth and 7th South 
 
 Willard Miss L L, arti.st, ws West Temple bet_31 and 3d South 
 
 Willes W, merchant, ns Wall bet Oak and Fir 
 
 Willey Christian, tailor, ws 5th West bet Gth and 7th South 
 
 Williams Samuel, manufacturer, ns 3 a South bat 9th and l)th East 
 
 Williams 13 R, teamster, ws 3d East bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Williams K B, res ss North Temple bet 9th and nth East 
 
 Williams Walter W, cabinet maker, ns 2d North bet 9th and 10th East 
 
 Williams W, laborer, ns 7th South bet 7tn and 8th Fast 
 
 Williams Emma H, widow, se cor 8th East and South Temple 
 
 Williams A E, laborer, ss South Temple bet 7th and 8th Fast 
 
 Williams Edward, gardener, ws GLh East bet 3d and 4th South 
 
 Williams Henry F, lawyer, es 5th East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Williams Thomas V, bookkeeper, se cor 5th East and 31 South 
 
 Wil'iams John, mason, ns 1st South b n t 3d and 3d East 
 
 Williams Thomas J, stonecutter, es 7th West bet North Temple & 1st N 
 
 Williams Susannah, widow, sw cor 3d East and 3d South 
 
 roldberg, the only Clothing Manufacturer, S. L. City 
 
,ih raid for Hides, ^c! and Furs, W. L. Pic!iar3, Salt Lalie City, Utah. 
 Salt Lake City Directory. 175 
 
 Williams T S, expressman, ws 3d East bet 3d and 3-1 South 
 
 Williams F, drayman, es 1st West bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Williams Ann, widow, es 31 West bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Williams W D, clerk, es 1st West bet South Temple & North-Temple 
 
 Williams David, milkman, es 8th West bet North Temple & 3d North 
 
 Williams W N, contractor, West Temple bet South Temple and N T 
 
 Williams A. L, co.-il ag?nt, ws 3d West bat 3d and 4th South 
 
 Williams D I, mason, ws 6:h West bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Williams Evan farmer, ws 6th vVest, bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Williams P L, lawyer, sw corner Fruit and Fir 
 
 Williams Richard .1, clerk White House 
 
 Williams John, laborer, ss 1st North, bet 7th and 8th West 
 
 Williams Joseph S, blacksmith, se corner Beach and Bluff 
 
 Wilkinson Wm, merchant, nw corner,lst West and 3d South 
 
 Wil iamson John A, laborer, es 1st East > bet 5th and Oth South 
 
 Williamson Dr J M, nw cor 5th South and 1st East 
 
 Williamson J, es West Temple, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Willis Ann, widow, ss South Temple, bet 4th and 5th East 
 
 Willoushby John, grocer, ws 10th East, bet South Temple & 1st South 
 
 Wilson Mrs Isabe la, nw corner 7th East and 3d South 
 
 Wilson Mary E, widow, es 4th East, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Wil- 01 J B, agent, es 3A Easl, bet 3d and 4lh Sauth 
 
 Wilson Thomas K, clerk, ns -ith South, bet 21 and 3d East 
 
 Wilson I, shoemaker, ws East T ;mple, bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Wilson Chas, butcher, ss 1st South, bet 1st and 3d East 
 
 Wilson II E, mining, es 1st East, bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Wilson Binjamin, laborer, us 3d North, bet 13th and 13th East 
 
 Wilson Henry, watchmaker, es Garden, bet 1st and 3d North 
 
 Wilson W, mason, es 6th East, bet 1th and 5th South 
 
 Wilson James T, gardener, ns 8th South, bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Wilson James B, teacher, ns 8th South, bet 5th and 6th East 
 
 Wilson Frank, laborer, es Oth East, bet 6th and 7ih South 
 
 Wilson W W, lawyer, se corner Fruit and Chestnut 
 
 Wilson W J, carpenter, ws 4th West, bet South Temple and 1st South 
 
 Wilson James, laborer, ws Oak, bet Wall and Prospect 
 
 Wilson Jno K, builder, ws 3d West, bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Winburg Miss Josephine, dressmaker, es 4th East, bet 3d and'Sd South 
 
 Wimley Amanda, widow, ns South Temple, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Winberg A A, editor Bikuben, ws Franklin Ave, bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Winberg Mrs Andrine, es 1st West, bet 4th and 5th North 
 
 Winder John R, es 3d East, bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Winpgar Mary, widow, nw corner 3d West and North Temple 
 
 Winegar Win, res es 5th West, bet 1st and 31 North 
 
 Winegar Annie M, ws 5th West, bet 3d and 4th North 
 
 Winegar Alvin, carpenter, ns 3d North, bet 5th and 6th West 
 
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 Son't forget that Hardy Bros- & Burton have a well selected stock of Dry Gooii 
 
W. Ju. ricTcard carries a full line of Trotting & Racing Goods 
 
 1 76 Salt Lake City Directory. 
 
 Winkless Joseph, mason, ss Gth South, bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Wise John C, waiter, ss 2d South, bet 1st and 2J West 
 
 Winslow J H, chief clerk Walker House 
 
 Winter Thomas, drayman, nw corner 5th South and 2d West 
 
 Winters George, ne corner Commercial and 2d South 
 
 Winters George, res 1st East, bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Winters George W, carpenter, ns 1st South bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Winters Timothy, se cor 7th South and 4th West 
 
 Winters Thomas W, sw cor 7th South and 4th West 
 
 Winters G H, clerk, ns 3d North bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Wiscom John, agent, ws Maple bet South Temple and Fruit 
 
 Wiscom Mrs JC, widow, es Maple bet South Temple and Fruit 
 
 Wiscom W, clerk, es Maple bet South Temple and Fruit 
 
 Wiscom Walter J (Ireland & Co) sw cor Maple and Prospect 
 
 Wiscom George A, clerk, es Spruce bet Prospect and High 
 
 Witherall J, postalclerk, U C, es West Temple bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Withers J C, harnessmaker, es 1st West bet 4th and 5th North 
 
 Witzell W A, carpenter, ns 6th South bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Witzell Erastus, carpenter, ns Gth South bet 3d and 4th West 
 
 Witzell E M, carpenter, ne cor 6th South and 4ih West 
 
 Witzell Owen, agent, es Franklin ave bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Wollcott Henry, stoncutler, es 1st West bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Wolfe S H, stonecutter boards Valley House 
 
 Wolton Mark, artist, se cor Prospect and Oak 
 
 Wolz Frederick, clerk, sw cor Cherry and Wall 
 
 Woodbury W M J (Woodbury & Stay) nw cor 6th South and 1st West 
 
 Woodbury Thomas H (\Voodbury & Stay) ns Gth South bet 1st and 2J W 
 
 Woodbury Thomas H, jr, laborer, ns 6^h South bet 1st and 2d West 
 
 Wood Henry, Supt D & H G W, boards Continental^ 
 
 Wood F, laborer, boards R R Exchange 
 
 Woodford Ebenezer, merchant , ws 5th East bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Woodman J H, bookkeeper, ws 2d East bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Woodmansee Joseph, clerk, ws West Temple bet 2d and 3d South 
 
 Woodmansee David, shoemaker, ws East Temple bet 7th and 8th S 
 
 Woodmansee Joseph, clerk, ns 3d South bet 1st and 2J West 
 
 Woodruff Wilford, res West Temple bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Woods W B, clerk, ws West Temple bet 5th and Gth South 
 
 WOODS JAMES A, merchant, ne cor Gth South and 3d East 
 
 Woods James C, teacher, ns 5th South bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Woods Harriet, widow, es 5th East bet Gth and 7th South 
 
 Woodward T O, clerk, (G M Scott & Co) 
 
 Woodward C H, carpenter, es 4th East bet 5th and Gth South 
 
 Woodward Samuel, es 5th East bet South Temple and 1st South j g 
 
 Woolley A H, clerk, es 3d East bet 4th and 5th South ; Q 
 
 Woolley T H, mining, es 3d East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 You can save 10 per cent by buying Clothing at L.Goldberg'f* 
 
WATjMN'S PATENT STIRRUP, best for Broncho Riders. 
 
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 Woolley S A, farmer, es 3d East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Woolley A M, res es 3d East bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Woolley Wm, farmer, ss 4th South bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Woolley A D, bookkeeper, ss 4th South bet 3d and 4th East 
 
 Woolley M S, clerk, Locust bet Fruit and Garden 
 
 Woolley Edmund, shoemaker, sw cor 7th South and East Temple 
 
 Woolley Mary A, widow, ss 2d South bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Woolley Ann E, widow, se cor 3d South and 2d West 
 
 Woolley Wm, laborer, ns 7th South, bet 4th and 5th West 
 
 Woolsey W A, mining, ss 4th South, bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Wooster S H, mining, boards Valley House 
 
 Workman Joseph, paper hanger, sw corner 6th South and 3d West 
 
 Workman H, cabinet maker, ns 1st West, bet South Temple & 1st South 
 
 World Caleb, res ns North Temple, bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 World J T, ns North Temple, bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 World Harry, clerk, ns North Temple, bet 3d and 3d West 
 
 Worthen Walter, mason , nw corner 3d West and 3d North 
 
 Worthen Heber,' mason, nw corner Walnut and Wall 
 
 Worthen John, mason, es 2d West, bet North and South Temple 
 
 Worthing Henry, mason, es 3d West, bet North and South Temple 
 
 Worthing John, mason, es 3d West, bet North and South Temple 
 
 Worthing Henry, mason, es 10th East, bet 7th and 8th South 
 
 Worthing Amanda, widow, es Oak, bet Wall and Bluff 
 
 Worthington S, cattle dealer, boards White House 
 
 Wright Wm, teamster, es 6th East, bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Wright George, laborer, se corner 7th East and 4th South 
 
 Wright Robert, gardener, ws 3d East, bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Wright George, mason, sw corner 6th South aud 3d East 
 
 Wright Caleb,-farmer, ss 6th South, bet 1st and 3d East 
 
 Wright J D, es 1st West, bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Wright Chas R, machinist, es 1st East, bet 6th and 7th South 
 
 Wright Frank, mining, ss 3d South, bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 Wright Hannah, widow, es 7th West, bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Wright Robert, ss 1st North, bet 8th and 9th West 
 
 Wright A R, ss Prospect, bet Fir and Oak 
 
 Wright Heber, es West Temple, bet 1st and 3d North 
 
 Wright Isaac, laborer, es West Temple, bet 1st and 3d South 
 
 Wyath H M, carpenter, ns 6th South, bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Wyatt James, plasterer, ss South Temple, bet 7th and 8th East 
 
 Wylie Alexander, bookkeeper, es West Temple, bet 1st and 2d South 
 
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 Yager Hiram, blacksmith, ns 7th South bet 3d and 4th East ^ 
 
 Yeages B S, carpenter, ws 4th West bet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Yates Margaret, widow, ne cor 6th West and South Temple V 
 
 flardy Bros. & Burton carry a full line of General Mercliandiis 
 
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Saldlery and Saddlery-Hardware, Jobbed by W. L. FickarcL Suit Lake City, 
 178 Salt Lake City Directory. 
 
 Yearian VY H, (Yearian &Co) ns 3d South bet 1st and 3d West 
 
 Yearsley David, inorchan,t es 1st West 'oet North Temple and 1st North 
 
 Yoder Abe, laborer, es 1st I'ast bet Sd and 3d South 
 
 Young G M, res Wasatch Bui 'ding 
 
 Young Royal B, agent, es l ast Temple bet -1th and 5th South 
 
 Young J O, agent, es Ea-t Temple bet 4th and 5th South 
 
 Young Mrs M V, res ss outh "i'emple bet Fast Temple and W T 
 
 Young Mrs Margaret, na Oth South bet West Temple and 1st West 
 
 Young -Loreni E, widow, ns 1st North bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Young D C, res ss North Temple bet Fast Temple and 1st East 
 
 Young A C, bookkeeper, esls Ea-t bet South Temple & North Temple 
 
 Young .John W, cont.v ct >r, es 2d West bet North Temple and S T 
 
 Young Brigham, res s South temple bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Young L H, res ns * outh Temple bet 1st and 3d East 
 
 Young B S, bookkeeper, res ns -'outh Temple bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Young H O, U S mes enger. re- us South Temple bet 1st and2d East 
 
 Young Geo C, res ns South Temple bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Young Jane A, widow, secor P.ne and Bluff' 
 
 Young AlJales, lawyer, nw c r Fruit and Fir 
 
 Young Mrs Jane C, res ns North ! emp'e bee West Temple and E T 
 
 Young J C, res es Centre bet Plum and Apricot 
 
 Young L D (L D & A Young) ns 1st outh bet 2d and 3d West 
 
 Young Amelia, widow, sw cor South Temple and 1st West 
 
 Young Nathan, expressman, ws 1st East bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Young Heber, bookkeeper, ns South Temple bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Young LeGrande, attorney, ns South Temple bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Young Mrs Clara, es 1st East bet 1st South and South Temple 
 
 Young John C, res ss 2d South bet x'd and 3d East 
 
 YOUNG DR. SEYMOEL-: B, ws 4th East bet 1st South and South Temp 
 
 Young Brigham H, res ws 3d East bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Young Isaac, brakesman, ws Hcl East bet 1st and 2d South 
 
 Young John M, teacher, ss 3d South bet 8th arid 9th East 
 
 Young Sarah, widow, ss 3d South bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Young H[ O, merchant, ss South Temple bet 8th and 9th East 
 
 Young Mrs Phoebe C, res ws 5th East bet 5th and 6th South 
 
 Youngberg Charles, upholsterer, ws Franklin ave bet 3d and 3d South 
 
 Youngberg Caroline, widow, ss 3d South bet 1st and 2d East 
 
 Youngdale Christina, widow ss South Temple bet 1st West and W T 
 
 Youngdale Willard, musician, ss South Temple bet 1st West and W T 
 
 Yowell Mrs Lizzie, ss 1st South bet East and West Temple 
 
 Zachariah Hulda, ss South Temple bet 1st West and West Temple 
 
 Zeidler Wm, ss 2J South bet "d and 3d East 
 
 Zeigler Samuel, waiter, boards Walker House 
 
 ZION'S SAVINGS BANK & TRUST COMPANY, 63 East Temple 
 
 L. GOLDBERG, LEADING CLOTHIER, Salt Lake City 
 
Sole Leather, French Kip, Calf & Morroccos at Pu;l'arrs. 
 
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 G-TJUDS! BOOK, 
 
 TOGETHER WITH A 
 
 COMPENDIUM OF GENERAL INFORMATION, &c. 
 
 This Territory is one of the oldest belonging to the United States. 
 The tread of the white man, for the purpose of settlement and the per- 
 rnancy of modern civilization, first echoed in it in July, 1817, when a 
 company of pioneer Americans rested their weary limbs and ended 
 their searching pilgrimage, finding a home which they hoped to make 
 permanent in the wilderness of these uncultured valleys. It is situated 
 between latitude 37 and 42 N, and longitude 100 and 111 W. It is . u 
 bounded on the N. by Idaho Territory, N. E. by a portion of Wyoming 
 Territory, E. by the State of Colorado, S. by Arizona Territory c.nd W. 
 by the State of Nevada. Its general length, N. and S. is about 325 
 miles, and its breadth 300 miles, giving a superfices of 34,476 square 
 miles, or 54,064,640 acres. It is an immense basin from 4,000 feet to 5,000 
 feet above sea level, surrounded by mountains which at some points 
 attain the altitude of 8,000 to 12,000 feet. Utah is divided into two un- 
 equal parts by the Wasatch mountains running from N. E. to S. W. 
 The country East of the Wasatch range is more rugged and mountain- 
 us than the portion West of it, and has a greater number of rivers* 
 which mostly flow through steep canyon gorges. The country West of 
 the Wasatch has a number of disconnected valleys, running generally 
 Northerly and Southerly, bounded by low mountains. The South 
 East part of the Territory comprises large and undulating plateaus 
 Nearly all the rivers of Utah, especially the Western part, empty into 
 Great Salt Lake, and have no outlet to the ocean. In the Eastern part , QJ 
 the waters flow into Green River, thence into the Colorado River and 
 the Pacific Ocean. 
 
 The aspect of the Territory is varied in its appearance, consisting of 
 lofty mountains, picturesque and sublime; valleys rich in soil and 
 productive in all kii?ds of cereals, fruit and plants; rivers full of life 
 and supplying cheering draughts to the parched land ; and lakers of 
 beauty and clearness, mirroring the heavens on their bosoms. The 
 mountains are ever green with the foliage of the living trees on mil- O 
 lions of acres, and white in the winter, having caught the snows to j et 
 
 Call and see Hardy Bros. & Burton's complete stock of Staple & Fancy Cfrocerle-f 
 
Wrought Spanish Bits & Spurs, W. L. Pickard, Salt Lake 
 
 1 80 General Information. 
 
 cover their heads from the cold blasts of the frosty atmosphere, to melt 
 into cheering dr nights, leaping through the canyons in the Spring to 
 revive the thirst.> earth. In the bosoms of the mountains are hidden 
 the riches of the earth, ail gold, silver, lead, copper, iron, antimony, 
 mica, sulphur, salt, and c j.il in abundance are brought out to enrich 
 the world, and benefit oar people annually. 
 
 Not only are Utah's mount tins the depository of vast and untold 
 riches, its land productive and generous, its air pure and salubrious, 
 its streams full of life and its climate clear, elastic and healthful, em- 
 bracing a choice variety, suited to the many human temperaments ; 
 but the Great Salt Lake is most attractive and wonderful. Fed by the 
 various large streams of fresh water, its water is strongly impregnated 
 with salt, and has no visible outlet Its length is about 8) miles and 
 its breadth 3J miles; but its periphery is very irregular; the surface, 
 however, covers about 2, i')0 square miles. It is said by some writers 
 that no animal life exists within its waters, but this we think is not 
 correct, for nearjthe margin a low state of organic life has been fre- 
 quently observed called by some artemia aaiina. This lake is 4,218 ft above 
 sea level ; and it is dotted over with nine islands, the largest of which 
 is 16 miles in length, a few of them rising 3,OJO feet out of the lake. 
 During the summer season tens of thousands of persons visit its shore 
 and bathe in its delightful and wholesome waters. 
 
 An analysis of the water made in 1877, by Surgeon Smart, U. S. A., 
 showed an imperial gallon to contain about 21>^ ounces of saline mat- 
 ter, being about fourteen per centum, as follows : 
 
 Common Salt 11.735 
 
 Lime Carbonate 016 
 
 Lime Sulphate 073 
 
 Epson Salt 1.123 
 
 Chloride of Magnesia 843 
 
 Percentage of Solids 13.790 
 
 Water 86.210 
 
 100 
 
 It compares with other saline waters, thus: 
 
 WATER. SOL IDS. 
 
 Atlantic Ocean 1)6.5 3.5 
 
 Mediterranean Sea 96.2 3.8 
 
 Dead Sea 76. 24. 
 
 Great Salt Lake 86. 14. 
 
 It was known to exist in 1869, but only by the uncertain description 
 gathered from the Indians by Baron La Hortan. Col. J. C. Fremont 
 in 1842, floated on its waters in his India-rubber punt, the first, likely, 
 in this generatioiijof man that glided over its surface. In 1850, Capt. 
 Stansbury explored its shores and Islands, and gave an interesting 
 and particular description of it to the world. Utah began to be the 
 home of civilization in 1847, when a band of 163 American citizens 
 
 L. Goldberg has the largest stock of Men's wear in S. L,. 
 
California Lasso Saddles, W.L. Pickard, Salt Lake City. 
 
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 General Information. 1 8 1 <H 
 
 exist in every city, and educational interests are discussed every- 
 where. The facilities for a good education are within the reach of the 
 
 rested their tired feet on what is now known as Temple block in Salt 
 Lake City. Uninviting as the aspect then was. they began at once to 
 cultivate the land, and by way of experiment cast in the seed, hoping 
 for a harvest. It was then a part of Mexico, but far from the institu. 
 tions aud influence or protection of that government. These pioneers, 
 however, brought with them the love of their native country and its 
 institutions, and proceeded at as early a moment as practicable to 
 elect and organize a Provisional Government. They thus governed 
 themselves as American citizens from July 1847 to Sep. 9th, 1850, at 
 which latter date an Act of Congress was passed organizing Utah Ter 
 ritory, their memorial prayer of March 8th, 1849 to Congress for a State 
 Gorernment, with the name of DESEKET, having been refused. Thus 
 they lived while it was a portion of a Mexican State, and for a time 
 when it became the property of the United states under its own gov- 
 ernment, without aid or protection but from its own laws and officers. 
 From July 1847 it increased in population annually until in 1850 the 
 inhabitants numbered 11,380, in 1S8) they numbered 40,373, in 1870 there 
 were 88,786, and in 1880 a total of 143,963 souls. From the first the num- 
 ber of Indians residing in Utah was inconsiderable. In the first years 
 they were very few indeed. It is said by an eye witness that they were 
 very low in the scale of being, living on roots, with fruit and small 
 game. A cluster of these poor creatures that hovered around Salt 
 Lake City, in the winter season, would go of a morning to the Warm 
 Springs, strip and warm themselves in the waters, remaining therein 
 for hours at a time, until the sun arose pouring out his warmth for 
 their saturated skins. 
 
 Throughout the whole territ ory cities, towns and settlements are seen, 
 marked with comfortable homes and fruitful gardens. Year after 
 year improvements increase, and modern dwellings take the place of 
 the former more common houses, giving all an air of comfort, plenty 
 and taste. The taxable property of t^e Territory amounts to $30,000,- | uj 
 000 ; the rates of taxation are low, and in no State or Territory are they j 
 so moderate, yet it is entire'y free from debt. Institutions of learning J3 
 
 poorest citizens. Seminaries, Academies and high schools abound i ^ 
 
 throughout its borders, and colleges, with the University, open their j "* 
 doors invitingly to ambitious students. OS 
 
 The various religious denominations are well represented through- 
 out the Territory, and many preachers of eminent talent occupy the 
 pulpits and work assiduously to lead sinners to righteousness, as well 
 
 as attract numbers to their various faiths. The church of the Latter- j & 
 
 day Saints, as a matter of course, is the most numerous, and meeting ' 3 
 houses are erected in all the cities, towns and settlements, where the -. 
 Elders discourse and teach every Sunday. There is one Temple fin- >- 
 
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 ished, peculiar to this faith, for the private administration of ordin- 
 ances and endowments, said to affect the living and the dead. This is 
 not open for services to the public or mixed audiences. The auditori- 
 ums of the public preaching of the work, and teaching of the Saints 
 consist of tabernacles in the larger towns and meeting houses one 
 meeting house, at least, being in every Ward throughout the Territory, 
 presided over by a bishop and two counsellors, or assistant-bishops. 
 The Episcopalians, Presbyterians, Congregationalists and Methodists 
 have houses of worship and organizations in many places, and are act- 
 ively engaged in disseminating the principles of their faith in doing 
 good, in endeavoring to lead men and women to God, and in estab- 
 lishing schools and academies. The Baptist church has hitherto been 
 the most unsuccessful of all the Christian churches, but lately has 
 shown a praiseworthy persistence in obtaining a position among the 
 churches. The Sabbath day is becomingly respected everywhere, not 
 only as a secular day of rest its original purpose but to listen to spir 
 itual teachings and duties consequent on the position and condition 
 of the people, from the lips of those who feel the responsibility of lead- 
 ing mankind to walk the divine path to eternal life. 
 
 Kail roads intersect and run parallel with each other to the four car- 
 dinal points, and communication with distant parts is easily made ac- 
 cessible. 
 
 Previous to the completion of the Pacific Railways, the imports of 
 the Territory, from the most careful computation, were near 12,000 
 tons yearly, with trifling exports. But the imports and exports, since 
 the Union Pacific and Central Pacific and Utah Central Railroads were 
 completed in 1839, have increased to the enormous amount of 125,000 
 tons annually the classes of goods, produce, minerals and machinery, 
 incidental to the growing wants of an increasing community, and the 
 patrons of the comforts, wants, tastes and luxury of our advanced civ- 
 ilization, and valued at near 23,030.000. 
 
 All the advantages of modern civilization are amongst us, and the 
 blessings, comforts and luxuries of the world are laid in our lap speed- 
 ily at low figures and deliciously fresh. 
 
 SALT LAKE CITY. 
 
 Salt Lake City is the capital of Utah Territory; and as Paris is said 
 to be France, so it may be said of Salt Lake City, that it is Utah. All 
 its interests, commerce, arts and developments are centered here. Its 
 inhabitants represent all the nationalities that are elsewhere found 
 within its borders. The Legislature meets here, and the chief presiding 
 authorities of its popular church reside here; and most of the schemes 
 and measures, organized for the welfare of the whole, originate and 
 are organized in this cosmopolitan city. 
 
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Ladies Saddles in great variety at W. L. Piokard's, Salt Late City, Utah. 
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 It is situated in the northeast corner of Salt Lake valley and county, 
 at the western base or slope of a spur of the Wasatch range of moun- 
 tains, running westerly to the river called the Jordan, and about 12 
 miles east from the southeast corner lines or shores of the Great Salt 
 Lake. The northeastern and eastern wards of this city extend on the 
 bench lands or plateaus of the mountains. It is 4,32') feet above the 
 level of the sea, surrounded on the east by a range of mountains, their 
 rugged and irregular apices ranging from 8,000 to 11,000 feet above 
 the sea level or from 2,009 to 7,000 feet above the level of the 
 city, rising abruptly from the gently inclining slopes that 
 mark the bench lands. The mountains on the northern boundary ap- 
 pear much lower and more regular in formation. The west mountains 
 or Oquirrh range of the valley are comparatively lower than the east- 
 ern, but are about 12 miles south by west of the city. It is located at 
 latitude 40. 46' OS," north and west Greenwich longitude 112 03' 08," 
 the variation of the magnetic needle at the base meridian being 16 32' 
 East. 
 
 The city is laid out in square blocks containing ten acres each, in 
 the original nineteen bishops' wards; nine of these blocks forming 
 such a ward to the number of seventeen wards; but the 19th ward 
 comprises many more of these blocks. The 13th, 20th and 21st wards 
 contain blocks of 5 acres each. The streets run east and west, and 
 north and south, of course, intersecting at right angles. The streets 
 of the 19th ward are 132 feet wide each, with sidewalks of 23 feet wide 
 included. The streets of the other wards are narrower as the blocks 
 are smaller. On nearly each side of each street is a narrow channel, 
 through which flow the limpid waters of City Creek, Red Butte or 
 Emigration Canyon, according to the location of those waters. Shade 
 trees are planted by the sides of these narrow streams, which are grate- 
 ful to the pedestrians who tread the distant localities. The water flow- 
 ing so freely, is used for irrigation purposes, for gardens aiid orchards 
 throughout the city. The land of the city is cultivated largely in the 
 seasons, every house having its little lot and generally orchard, so that, 
 in the early summer, from the high or bench land, the whole city looks 
 like one vast orchard with bloom and flower, and full of fragrance. 
 The streets are named from the Temple block, north and south, east 
 and west the Temple block being the south-east block of the 17th 
 ward. The streets, in the 20th and 21st wards are named after fruit 
 as Pine, Chestnut etc, and Mountain streets, and are narrower. The 
 population of Sait Lake City in 1389 was 2),000, and is now about 22,000. 
 
 The city has a very efficient and energetic fire department ; has 
 extensive water works, whose mains are laid through the principal 
 streets, with a good supply of pure water for culinary purposes and 
 protection from tire. The Salt Lake Gas Company has pipes laid 
 along many streets; and several stores and street corners hold up the 
 JQ | grand electric light to the benighted pedestrians. 
 
 Son't forget that Hardy Bros- & Burton have & well selected stock of Dry Gtooif 
 
Nobby Riding Saddles & Bridles, WX. Fickard, Salt Lake 
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 The horse-car railroad company have lines laid from the north- 
 west of the city to the south-east, and from north-east to south-west. 
 The lines centre al the square of the streets, intersecting at the Deseret 
 Bank, Emporium, Kimhall & Lawrence and Godbe blocks corners, run- 
 ning in eight different directions, leaving the double line between the 
 Emporium and Godbe's corners every half hour, as well as from the 
 terminus of each line. These cars are well patronized by the public, 
 and the wonder now is, that the large city could do without them so 
 long. So popular have they become, that new routes are in contempla- 
 tion, and the older ones are lengthening. 
 There are several 
 
 PLACES OF INTEREST 
 
 Throughout the city, which invite the visits of strangers, and public 
 buildings of note which attract tourists and sight-seekers. The Tem- 
 ple block is about the most noted. It is a square of ten acres, sur- 
 rounded by a wall 10 feet high, built of adobes, but plastered, and 
 with a coping of well cut stone, having a broad gate in the centre of 
 each of the north, south, east and west walls. This block contains 
 several buildings erected, and in course of erection, in connection with 
 the worship and practices of the Latter-Day Saints. 
 
 THK TEMPLE, 
 
 In course of erection, is situated on the eastern part of the block, its 
 main entrance, about 25 feet from the wall, directly in the centre, be- 
 tween north and south walls. It is 2CO feet in length, east and west, 
 and 100 feet wide. The foundation is laid 16 feet below the surface of 
 the earth, and is 16 feet in thickness, built of a reddish quartzite, very 
 hard and durable. This foundation is built on the most scientific 
 principles, in the reversed arch plan, so that the vast weight of the 
 great walls may be distributed equally. The walls built on this foun- 
 dation are 9 feet 9 inches broad. They are of light-colored gray gran- 
 ite, once part of the eternal wal's of the everlasting Wasatch Moun- 
 tains, and taken from Little ( ottonwood Canyon, a distance of 18 
 miles southeast from the city, brought thither, formerly by oxen, but 
 now by rail. On the 14th day of February, 1853, the ground for the 
 Temple was consecrated, and on the 6th day of April, 1853, the corner 
 stones were laid with solemn and imposing ceremonies. The walls 
 are now (1883) raised about 60 feet from the ground, and will be, accord- 
 ing to the elevations and ] Ian, 100 feet high. They are 6 feet 6 inches 
 thick but will terminate at 5 feet. 
 
 This structure is of elegant design and fine proportions, and will 
 bean unique and remarkable building. Three towers will be erected 
 on each end ; east and west, the centre ones of which will stand higher 
 than its fellows, rising to an altitude of 200 feet. A circular stairway 
 in each will wind around a column 4 feet in diameter. From the pres- 
 ent appearance of its walls, and the drawings and elevations published, 
 
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Henry Arthur's Boot and Shoe Uppers, W, L. Picliard, Salt Late City, Utau, 
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 this edifice will be a marvel of beauty, strength and solidity. The work 
 has already cost upwards of $3.000,000, and, it is estimated, cannot be fin- 
 ished at less than $10,000,000. It is not designed for public divine services, 
 but for ceremonies peculiar to the Latter-Day Saints' faith, such as 
 washings, anointings, baptisms, ordinations, sealiugs, prayer circles 
 and other rites, both for the living and the dead. These ceremonies 
 are now being celebrated in 
 
 THE ENDOWMENT HOUSE, 
 
 Which is situated on the same block, until the Temple is completed 
 and dedicated. This house, a plain square building of adobes, 
 may be considered as a temporary and miniature temple internally. 
 
 Conspicuous to the eyes of the spectator in glancing over the city, 
 from any elevated position, is 
 
 THE TABERNACLE. 
 
 This is erected on the same block, directly west of the Temple. It 
 is a remarkable piece of architecture, iii the form of an ellipse or oval, 
 its transverse diameter being 233 feet and its conjugate 133 feet, in the 
 inside, being 70 feet in height from floor to ceiling. On its 46 pillars 
 made of red sandstone, rests its huge roof, rising dome-shape, in form 
 of a vast ogee or cyma reversa, without the support of pillars, having 
 one single span from end to end and from side to side. This roof is ten 
 feet through, made of heavy lattice work, bolted together in the most 
 skillful and mechanical manner. A spacious gallery is erected inside, 
 occupying about three-fourths of the sides, the west end being occupied 
 by the rostrum; this, alone, capable of accommodating 3,750 persons. 
 The whole building is said to be capable of seating 13.452 persons* 
 There are twenty doors to this edifice, most of which are nine feet 
 wide, and the full congregation can effect an exit in one and a half 
 minutes. 
 
 In the west end of the interior is the rostrum, the rows of seats in 
 the centre being graded for the occupancy of the official authorities of 
 the church, from the President to the Bishops. At the rear of the ros- 
 trum is the grand organ, and at the sides, in front of which, are seats 
 for a choir of a hundred singers. This organ when constructed was the 
 largest instrument built in America, and is now the third largest in 
 the United States. This instrument was wholly built by Utah artisans 
 from material obtained here, with the exception of the metal pipes. 
 These pipes number nearly three thousand, the largest of which is two 
 feet square and thirty-two feet long. It is thirty feet deep by thirty 
 feet wide, rising fifty-eight feet to the summits of the great towers. It 
 has three manuals, great and swell, heavily filled. Its tone and volume 
 are full and the edifice, so large in its proportions, enable its power to 
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 The next building that strikes the eye is 
 
 THE SALT LAKE ASSEMBLT HALL, 
 
 Also erected on this block. It is well-built of granite, squared and 
 pointed, and presents a good substantial appearance. It is 12) fee long 
 by 68 feet broad, the walls rising 33 feet to the square. The central 
 spire is 136 feet in height from the ground and the walls are ornament- 
 ed by twenty graceful minarets, each 21 feet high. From floor to ceil- 
 ing is 40 feet, and a broad gallery encircles the entire hall. The ceiling 
 is adorned with historical and biblical studies in fresco. At the west 
 end stands a lino organ and seats for the choristers. It will seat about 
 3,500 worshippers, and, being only used for winter and evening meet- 
 ings, it is comfortably heated and lighted. The walls are calsomined 
 in tints, the wainscotting and seats are well grained and the whole in- 
 ternal finish is elaborate and tasteful. This hall cost about 130,000 and 
 presents a pleasing appearance. 
 
 THE THEATRE 
 
 Is situated on the corner of First South and First East streets. It is 
 built of rock and adobe, with a handsome granite finish, rather after 
 the Doric style, having massive cornices and fluted pillars, and is an 
 imposing building to the eye. It is 175 feet long and 80 feet wide, and 
 from floor to ceiling is about 40 feet high. It is substantially built and 
 the stockholders are determined to make it commodious, tasteful, useful 
 and safe. The stage is 62 feet deep by 32 feet at the proscenium, fully 
 furnished with scenery (some of which display the finest art and im- 
 agination and best skill,) traps and properties. This theatre has an 
 orchestra, parquette, dress circle, three upper circles and four private 
 boxes two of the latter on each side of the proscenium. It will seat 
 about 1,500 persons comfortably and is well furnished. It is tastefully 
 and elaborately finished, presenting in its ample lighting a rich ap- 
 pearance. In all its appointments in dressing rooms, orchestra, stage 
 mechanics and property rooms it is equal to any theatre on the con- 
 tinent. At the suggestion, and by the instructions of the stockholders, 
 of (his grand building, the managers are making many improvements 
 and decorations, as rapidly as possible, throughout its entire interior; 
 and they purpose to expend on it no less a sum , altogether, than $60,000. 
 It is a theatre that the West, and especially Utah, may be justly proud 
 of. Some of the most talented and famed artists of America and Eu- 
 rope have strutted their brief hours upon this stage, and comedians of 
 all comicalities and variable abilities have lived their mimic lives, 
 with corresponding applause and laughter, here also. 
 
 The theatre is leased by the popular dramatic caterer and sucessful 
 and talented promoter of genuine, entertaining and pure public 
 amusements, Mr. J. H. Haverly, Esq., of Chicago. Messrs. H. B. Claw- 
 son, John T. Caine and David McKenzie are the careful, wise aud judi- 
 cious managers. 
 
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 THE CITY HALL, 
 
 Built at a cost of $70,000, stands on the south-east corner of First East 
 and First South streets, about 16) feet obliquely from the theatre. It 
 is 60 feet square, two stories high, constructed of red sandstone, and is 
 surmounted with a clock tower. It contains offices for all the city 
 functionaries, from Mayor to Watermaster, including a room for Al- 
 derman's or Justice's courts as well as a Council chamber for the City 
 Fathers to deliberate therein. The Territorial Legislature meets here 
 to enact laws and discuss bills bienially. The City Prison stands at 
 the rear of this hall and is also built of red s tndstone, constructed so 
 that criminals may not cut through the cement. It is strongly made, 
 costing about $40,000. 
 
 THE COUNTY COURT HOUSE 
 
 Is situated on the north-east corner of the intersection of Second West 
 and Second South streets. It is a large square building of two stories, 
 with a deep basement consisting of several rooms used as cells for 
 county prisoners. The foundation and basement are of rock, the walls 
 5 | of adobe, plastered. The county officials, namely, the Probate Judge, 
 Clerk, Sheriff, Recorder and Assessor and Collector, have offices on 
 the floor of the first story. A large, well-lighted, furnished and com- 
 modious court-room, with jurors' rooms, cover the second story. It is 
 kept in good order and repair, clean and airy. It cost about 23,000. 
 THE CHUKCHES. 
 
 As we have said, the Latter-Day Saints meet on Sunday mornings 
 and afternoons in the Tabernacle during summer, and in the Assembly 
 Hall during the latter part of spring, fall and winter. In every Bish- 
 op's ward in the city they also hold meetings every Sunday night, 
 either in the school-house of the ward or in a chapel or hall dedicated 
 for that purpose. John Taylor and his counselors preside over the 
 whole church, but at the Tabernacle or Assembly Hall the Presidency 
 of the Salt Lake County Stake preside. In each ward meeting, the 
 
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 THE EPISCOPALIANS 
 
 Have a neat cathedral, named St. Mark's, built of red sandstone, solid 
 and substantial, with little or no ornamental work on the interior. It 
 is comfortably furnished with pew?, and the chancel is neat and pre- 
 sents an imposing ecclesiastical appearance. Bishop D. S. Tuttle is 
 Rector and the Rev. N. F. Putnam and the Rev. G. D. B. Miller are as- 
 sistants. During the year an addition was built to the Cathedral on 
 the east side, in which is a magnificent organ and room for the choir. 
 It is quite attractive and an improvement to the interior. 
 
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 This Cathedral is situate on First South street, between Second and 
 Third East streets, north side. This body of Christians has also a very 
 neat and imposing church, called St. Paul s, on the south-east corner of 
 East Temple and Fourth South streets. It is well fitted up for worship- 
 pers, and displays the usual chancel, table and desks for the clergy. 
 Rev. Mr. Armstrong is minister. 
 
 THE EPISCOPAL METHODISTS 
 
 Have a fine large church, built of good brick, cruciform in style, with 
 stained glass windows, of scriptural designs, The church is two stories 
 high, the lower story having good, well lighted and ventilated school- 
 rooms and parlors. The Rocky Mountain Seminary is held in these. 
 In the upper story is the large auditorium, well seated and comfort- 
 able. A good and large organ is erected to the left of the platform or 
 desk. The Rev. T. c. IlifT is pastor of this church. 
 THE ROMAN CATHOLICS 
 
 Have a good brick building called St. Mary Magdalene. It is pleasrtnt- 
 ly situated on Second East between South Temple and First South Sts., 
 west side. It is neatly furnished and commodious, and the altar is 
 imposing and characteristic of the worship of the old faith. The Rev. 
 father Scanlan is pastor, assisted by Rev. Mr. Keiley. 
 
 THE CONGREGATIONALISTS 
 
 Worship in a neat, plain building on Third South street, between 
 East and West Temple streets, south side. It is built substantially of 
 adobe, but its interior is suitable and comfortable for the worshippers 
 and hearers. The Rev. F. T. Lee is pastor. 
 
 THE PRESBYTERIAN 
 
 Church is erected on the north-east corner of Second East and Second 
 South streets. It is built of lumber, Gothic windows, a larger and a 
 smaller tower, of good proportions and comfortable. The basement 
 is built of red sandstone, which is occupied as class rooms and for 
 prayer and business meetings in connection with the church. The Rev. 
 R. G. McNiece is the pastor. 
 
 THE RE-ORGANIZED CHURCH 
 
 Of the Latter-Day Saints have a small neat brick building, as a chapel, 
 a little east of the south-east corner of Second South and Second East 
 streets. This is sometimes called the "Josephite" church. Elder 
 Joseph Luff is the presiding officer under the authority of Elder W. W. 
 Blair, one of the Twelve Apostles of that organization. 
 
 THE BAPTIST CHURCH. 
 
 The Baptists have no church building, but meet in Pendleton's 
 ^! Hall, west of the Walker Opera House. They have an organization, 
 t j and hold services every Sunday, conducted by G. Morse, M. D., until a 
 
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 THE LIBERAL INSTITUTE 
 
 Is a fine square building, situated north of the Presbyterian Church. 
 Is used for public lectures, especially on Spiritualism, Secularism and 
 other subjects not generally treated on in churches. Public meetings, 
 political and social, are held in. it. It was built by the out-comers from 
 Mormonism, and supplies a want felt in all cities where a free an I lib- 
 eral element exists. It i.s well lighted an I pi tinly furnished, and com- 
 fortable at all seasons. 
 
 EDUCATIONAL. 
 
 Not only is there a public schoolhouse in every Bishop's ward in 
 the city, organized and sustained to impart a rudimental education, 
 but there are several excellent institutions and edifices devoted to the 
 teaching of the higher branches of learning. These institutions are 
 presided over by scholarly gentlemen, of high attainments and exten- 
 sive erudition ; their marked ability, for the noble and generous work, 
 place them in the front ranks as educators, all graduates of rioted uni- | , 
 versities. 
 
 THE DESSRET UNIVERSITY. | ' 
 
 This institution has no permanent building at present, but one is t? 
 in course of erection which will be suitable and commodious. We are 
 sorry to learn that by some unfortunate misunderstanding with His 
 Excellency, the Governor of the Territory, the progress of the building 
 was arrested by his refusing to sign, at the last session of the Territor- 
 ial Legislature, an economical appropriation for its completion. It is 
 to be hoped that no such calamity may befall it next session, which 
 will meet in January, 1884. At present the students convene in a large 
 building near Union Square. It has an average attendance of 2')0, is 
 well supplied with mathematical, philosophical and chemical appar- 
 atus, has a valuable cabinet of minerals and curiosities, and has a I p 
 library of standard and miscellaneous works, consisting of 2,600 vol- | {*?* 
 umes. Professor J. W. Park, M. D., is principal, assisted by Prof, Tor- ! 
 onto and Prof. Kingsbury. It is partially supported by fees, but the O 
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 live students from different parts of the Territory. 
 
 progress of the pupils in manners, moials and ability is marked. 
 
 THE SALT LAKE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. 
 This school is conducted and supported by the Presbyterian Church. 
 It was organized eight years ago, and has at present about 2 JO pupils. 
 Though under the charge of this Christian body, it is unseciarian, yet 
 moral training is not overlooked, being distinguished for its moral and 
 intellectual progress and worth. Prof. J. M. Coyner, Ph. D., an earnest 
 and devoted educator, is Superintendent, assisted by talented and 
 learned teachers, graduates of the best colleges in the United States. 
 This body of Christians have opened free schools in other parts of the 
 city, where all who apply will receive the beneiit of a free tuition. 
 They are in charge of educated and experienced teachers. 
 
 SALT LAKE ACADEMY 
 
 Is connected with the Congregational Church in Utah, but under the 
 protection of the New West Educational Association. It convenes, at 
 present, in Independence Hall; but an elegant building, nearly fin- 
 
 ST. MARK'S SCHOOL. 
 
 This educational institution was opened in 1867, and is under the 
 auspices of the Protestant Episcopal Church. It has an average at- 
 tendance of 350 pupils, classified in e'even grades, having an efficient 
 tutor over each grade. The school in some departments is held in St. 
 Mark's school, a large two-story building, with good light and commo- 
 dious rooms, situated nearly opposite the City Hall ; other depart- 
 ment meet in the basement of the Cathedral, and still other classes in 
 Rowland Hal!, in the 18th Bisho '.< Ward. This hall was built i i 
 1381, was the gift of Mrs. Benjamin Rowland of Philadelphia, bestowed 
 pnd erected in memory of her late husband. The whole is under the su- 
 pervision of Rt. Rev. Bishop D. S. Tattle, of the Diocese of Utah, and 
 Idaho. Rev. G. D. B. Miller is Principal, assisted by a corps of profi- 
 cient professors and tuto"rs. 
 
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 sacrificing "Sisters," arc neat and tastefully kept. It has 110 young 
 lady pupils, boarders, and 150 day pupils, trom this and adjacent ter- 
 ritories. On the same grounds and nearly adjoining, is St. Joseph, ?3 
 conducted under the same thoughtful direction of the Sisters, and is 
 characterized with good discipline and moral and intellectual train- 
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 ished, called Hammond Hall, in the Ninth Ward, will be opened in a 
 few weeks for its use. It will be classified in the several grades of 
 study and will possess every advantage which mark similar Institu- 
 tions in the Eastern States. Prof. E. Benner is Superintendent, and 
 is assisted by professors and tutors of high standing, superior ability 
 and great professional experience, which make them successful and 
 respected. Other schools, in connection with this movement, are or- 
 ganized in several wards of the city, where all applicants may receive 
 instructions free, under teachers of peculiar efficiency. 
 
 THE SALT LAKE SEMINARY 
 
 Is organized under the care of the Methodist Episcopal Church, situat- 
 ed on Third South, between East Temple and First East streets, north 
 side. ]t convenes in the ground story of the church edifice. The sem- 
 inary is in a prosperous condition, and the oversight of the acting prin- 
 cipal, Prof. T. W. Lincoln, assisted by able and experienced teachers. 
 It is purposed to have a college grow out of this seminary. The Wo- 
 man's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church 
 patronizes this institution, and it is expected that this year there will 
 be erected a large building on the grounds for the boarding of pupils. 
 The sum of 5,000 has been raised already in the East for that purpose, 
 by the society, and nothing shall detract from its being as excellent an 
 institution as means and ability can accomplish. 
 
 THE HEBHEWS 
 
 Have erected in this city, corner of First West and Third South streets, 
 a handsome, cheerful and commodious school house, open for all coin- 
 ers, especially for the sons and daughters of the members of that 
 church. 
 
 Private schools are common in the wards, and are well patronized' 
 The ladies and gentlemen devoted to this work are persons of distinc- 
 tion and are much encouraged in the good enterprises. 
 
 The citizens of Salt Lake City are universally interested in the ed 
 ucation of their children, and year after year greater facilities are of- 
 fered for the acquisition of the broadest, highest and complete culture 
 that these institutions can afford. Most of the teachers are graduates 
 from the best colleges, and not a few from the ormal department 
 of Deseret University. 
 
 BENEVOLENT SECRET SOCIETIES. 
 
 These institutions are very popular in the city, not only are they 
 esteemed for the charitable uses for which they are organize 1, bat they 
 collect together a number of men of high standing in morals, and of 
 vigorous health. The spirit of the institutions is broad and liberal, 
 and the duties and objects are very generously and faithfully executed, 
 
 L. Toldberg, the only Clothing Manufacturer, S. L. City 
 
Shoe Leather & Findings, W. Lu Pickard, Salt Lake City 
 
 l] 192 Salt Lake City. 
 
 THE FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS, 
 
 Or Free Masons, have a Grand Lodge, organized January 16th, 1872, 
 which meets the second Tuesday in November annually, governing 
 seven subordinate lodges, three of which a?e organized in Salt Lake 
 City as follows : 
 
 THE WASATCH LODGE OF A. F. & A. M. NO. I. 
 Regular meetings the second Friday in each month, at Masonic 
 Hall 011 East Temple street. 
 
 MOUNT MORTAH LODGE, NO. II. 
 
 Regular meetings the second Monday in each month, at Masonic 
 Hall. 
 
 ARGKNTA LODGE, NO. III. 
 
 Regular meetings the first Tuesday in each month, at Masonic Hall. 
 In connection with Free Masonry, though not governed by the 
 Grand Lodge, yet members must be associated w.th some subordinate 
 lodge, are 
 
 UTAH ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, NO. I. 
 
 Regular convocations the first Wednesday in each month at Ma- 
 sonic Hall. And the 
 
 UTAH COMMANDERY NO. I. 
 
 Knights Templar, regular conclaves the first Thursday in each 
 month at Masonic Hall. 
 
 THE MASONIC HALL 
 
 Is beautifully furnished, and comfortable as a lady's parlor. The ceil- 
 ing is elaborately furnished with paintings illustrating the several de- 
 grees of Masonry, and incidents in connection w r ith the history and 
 degrees of the mystic tie. 
 
 THE GRAND LODGE 
 
 Of Masons has a large room fitted up comfortably as a library and 
 reading room, open to the public daily, free, for reading and circula- 
 tion. The library contains about 6,000 volumes, and periodicals from 
 the most important cities of the Union. 
 
 THE ODD FELLOWS. 
 
 This excellent order has rooms beautifully fitted up in the stories 
 over the Deseret National Bank, In Salt Lake City they have three 
 lodges. 
 
 UTAH LODGE, NO. 1. Meets every Thursday at 7. 30, p. m., in rooms 
 over G. M. Scott & Co's store, on East Temple street. 
 
 SALT LAKE LODGE NO. 2. o. F. Meets every Friday at 7,30 p. m., 
 over Deseret Bank. 
 
 JORDON LODGE NO. 3, O F., 
 Meets every Monday at 7:30 p. m., over Deseret Bank. 
 
 Besides these are lodges of^Knights of Pythias, Temples of Honor, 
 
 You can save 1O per cent by buying Clothing at L.Croldberg's 
 
W ALTON'S PATENT STIRRUP, best for Broncho Rider*. 
 
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 ; Suburban Attractions. 193 cj 
 
 Knights of Honor and Good Templars lodges organized and in ex- 
 cellent order, meeting regularly at their several balls and rooms. 
 NEWSPAPER OFFICES. 
 
 There are four daily papers issued in the city "The Deseret F.ve- 
 ning News," "The Salt Lake Daily Herald" (morning issue,) "The Salt 
 Lake Daily Tribune" (morning issue) and "The Evening Chronicle." 
 Besides these are several weekly and monthly papers, namely the 
 * k Bikuben," (Scandinavian) a weekly* the "Woman's Exponent," a 
 bi-weekly, the "Juvenile Instructor," a bi-weekly, the "Rocky Moun- 
 tain Christian Advocate," a monthly religious paper, the ''Utah 
 Commercial," a monthly, the "Contributor," a monthly, ^Tfce 
 Deseret Home," a monthly, and "Tullidge's Quarterly." 
 
 The public are always apprised of the various amusements that are 
 open by the daily publication of the "Salt Lake Theatre Programme," 
 and the ^Operascope." 
 
 THE vVALKER OPERA HOUSE. 
 
 This beautiful structure is situated a few yards west of the Walker 
 Bros' Bank, and was erected in 1882 by that firm. It has a fine, impos- 
 ing front, and an attractive appearance. Two stories and a lofty base- 
 ment appear in front. One store on each side of the large and com- 
 modious doorway, and the stories above are occupied by Knights of 
 Pythias and other benevolent societies. The Opera House is a mag- 
 nificent building,.165 feet long, 67 feet wide, and 60 feet from floor to 
 ceiling. The interior is highly ornamented and gorgeously decorated, 
 having a pleasing effect on all who enter. It has a large stage, supplied 
 with fine scenery and the necessary machinery, traps and properties, 
 making it effective for all demands. The drop scene is a beautiful 
 work of art, and the fancy sketch above the scene on the permanent 
 wall is very pleasing. It has a parquette, dress circle, two upper cir- 
 cles, and three private circles each side of the proscenium. It has also 
 a spacious orchestra, and every appointment necessary for a desirable 
 theatre. It is pretty, commodious and very popular, not being sur- 
 passed by any house west of the Rocky Mountains. The proprietors 
 will make it in every way a desirable place for the lovers of the divine 
 
 art. 
 
 It is under the able, careful and generous management of Dr. D. 
 Banks McKenzie and is often engaged or given for the popular Sunday 
 evening lectures, through his influence and urbanity. 
 
 SUBURBAN ATTRACTIONS. 
 
 WHERE TO DRIVE. 
 
 It is a most pleasant drive to start from Main street through to the 
 north-eastern portion of the city and, after passing along the elevated c* 
 
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 Sardy Bros. & Burton carry a fine stock of Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps & Clothing 
 
Ladies Saddles in great Tariety at W. L. Picfcard's, Salt Lake City, Utah. 
 
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 streets of the north bench, to descend again to South Temple street at 
 a point near the eastern limits of the city. Continue thence due east, 
 ascending to the eastern bench, and a short drive of a little more than 
 a mile brings you to 
 
 FORT DOUGLAS. 
 
 This delightful fort is the principal military post in Utah. During 
 the last few years it has been entirely rebuilt, and the old log barracks 
 and weather-board quarters have been replaced by stout and comfort, 
 able buildings of a pink sandstone that forms the bluffs overlooking 
 the camp. The officers' residences have been arranged in a handsome 
 crescent at the head of the level parade ground, and afford a splendid 
 view of the neighboring city and the whole broad and magnificent 
 valley. The post is under the command of Col. Alexander M. McCook, 
 an officer of the Sixth Infantry, a large portion of his regiment being 
 statiored here. Driving through the fort and past the military ceme. 
 tery, the traveller will enjoy thepleasant hill and dale country beyond; 
 especially as he will speedily be brought up short at 
 WAGNER'S BREWERY. 
 
 This tine property possesses interest aside from the sparkling bev- 
 erage which we will admit to be its chief attraction. It is one of the 
 largest breweries in the west, is orderly and clean and produces beer of 
 excellent quality. Being about 4 miles from the city, it offers a good 
 turning point in a pleasant drive. The road home can be varied adinfi- 
 nitunt, and can be made to take in 
 
 FULLER'S HILL. 
 
 Take either the llth Ward or 1st Ward cars, starting from the "Em- 
 porium" corner every .half hour. Ask the driver to put you off at Ful- 
 ler's Hill. Here can be found all kinds of out-door games, swings, cro- 
 quets, etc., including a camera obscura. The prettiest view of Salt 
 Lake City can be had from Fuller's Hill, and the gardens are well worth 
 visiting. They can be reached by an easy carriage drive. 
 
 Another drive is to take the State road for two and one-half miles 
 southward, turn the next corner for the east, next corner for the south 
 driving as far as Winder's farm; then turn again to the east and the 
 traveller will soon reach 
 
 CALDER'S FARM. 
 
 This pleasant resort is between four and five miles from the city. 
 It is cool, verdant and delightful. There is a large lake with boats' 
 swings, groves, etc. Admission 25 cents. 
 
 The traveller can vary his return home by coming through the 
 fields, avoiding the State road and leaving it to the west. 
 
 Still another drive is to go due north from the Walker House over 
 the hill to the Warm Sulphur Baths. On the way, a charming view of 
 the city and surrounding country is obtained from a commanding 
 
 L. GOti>BERG, LEADING CI.OTHTKR, Salt Lake City 
 
First Prizes awarded at all Territorial Pairs, to W. L. Picfeard, Salt Lab*. 
 Suburban Attractions. 195 
 
 point of view. The drive may be continued over a moderately inter- 
 esting road*, along the base of the Wasatch mountains, past the Hot 
 Spring lake to the Hot Springs themselves, which, although more pic- 
 turesque, differ in no wise from those at the Baths except by their in- 
 creased heat. They are 3% miles from the city. 
 
 WHEKE TO WALK OB RIDE. 
 
 It is, of course, very evident that a horseman or a pedestrian, if he 
 be a good walker, can go to any of the places above mentioned. There 
 are, however, other interesting routes accessible to him that the driver 
 cannot well reach. 
 
 After going a block north of the Temple, on Main street, strike for 
 the hill on the right and pursue the wagon road that winds along the 
 edge of City Creek canyon, to the top of 
 
 ENSIGN PEAK. 
 
 This is a rounded knoll, easily accessible, whose summit isl,2DOfeet 
 above the city. From this elevated position, a most magnificent range 
 is visible. On a clear day, Mount Nebo, the highest peak of the Wa- 
 satch, 90 miles due south, can be seen. The view extends to almost an 
 equal distance to the north. Westward, it takes in nearly all of the 
 Great Salt Lake, with its islands, and affords a glimpse of the Great 
 American desert. The summit of Ensign peak is not more than two 
 miles north of the city, and it is of peculiar historical interest. It is 
 said that years before the pioneers first saw this valley, it had been 
 seen in a vision by the Prophet, Joseph Smith, who saw the *' Standard 
 of Zion" unfurled on this same Ensign peak. Hence its name. 
 
 A more difficult and extended mountain climb is to the summit of 
 
 BLACK MOUNTAIN, 
 
 Whose top can be seen, covered with pines, north east of the city. It 
 appears rather a hazardous attempt on horseback, but the writer and 
 many others have climbed these steeps in that manner more than 
 once and have been amply repaid by the extraordinary magnificence 
 of the view. To attempt it, gain the ridge of City Creek canyon on the 
 hills above the 23th Ward bench and from thence take a natural and 
 easy trail almost to the summit. A little climb, and as the top is 
 neared, a lovely view of enormous range bursts on the adventurer's as- 
 tonished gaze. We shall not attempt to describe it. It takes in scores 
 of miles in every direction and gives at once a comprehensive panor. 
 ama of the region. The summit is about 8,500 feet above and 5 miles 
 north-east of the city. 
 
 Those who prefer a walk or ride that involves less climbing, will 
 find a charming road up the canyon of City creek, north of the city. 
 Entering Eagle Gate, the road gains beauty at every step until it cul- 
 minates at a point about 8 miles north of the city. The road is good 
 for horsemen and is traveled constantly by wagons; but is not suitable 
 for pleasure driving, being somewhat rough. 
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 lon't forget that Hardy Bros- & Burton hava A well selected stock of Dry Gtoodf 
 
California Lasso Saddles, W.L. Pickard, Salt Lake Citj. 
 
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 PLEASANT RESORTS. 
 
 BIG COTTON WOOD CAN YON. 
 
 A most pleasing summer trip, which can be made in from three 
 days to a week, is an excursion on horseback to the series of small 
 lakes at the head of Big Cottonwood Canyon, in the Wasatch Moun- J?Q 
 tains. The direction from the city is south-east and the round trip is Q 
 one of about fifty miles. At the canyon head, in summer, Mr. Brighton 
 has a hotel, affording good accommodation, or the margin of Trout 
 Lake. The visitor can here spend a few days very pleasantly, away j QQ 
 from the dust and heat of the city, among swarthy pines and eternal ! ^ 
 snows. Short walksor rides of a few miles can be made in several i J3 
 directions to advantage, the most pleasing being that to Lakes Phoebe, j P* 
 Mary, Martha and Katrina, which lie linked among the highest peaks. ' Q 
 They are surrounded by scenes of surpassing beauty and grandeur that ; [ij 
 call forth the highest sentiments of admiration. \ ty 
 
 LITTLE COTTONWOOD. 
 
 This canyon contains also some fine natural scenery, bat cannot \ ~ 
 
 boast of such picturesque views as its more formidable neighbor. Its JQ 
 
 summit is more easily reached, however, being connected by rail M 
 
 from this city. From Alta, the terminus of the road, a trail of six Q 
 
 miles over the divide, leads to Brighton's above mentioned. A good \ <^ 
 
 trip for a party of horsemen is to go up one canyon and down the M 
 
 other, making a trip of about seventy -five miles, lasting four or five i QQ 
 
 days, and taking in some of the best scenery our mountains afford. : ^ 
 
 PARLEY'S PARK. 
 
 A third mountain jaunt is up Parley's Canyon, anothe r pass whose ! Q 
 entrance is in the sari) e direction as the others but only about seven Q 
 miles distant. It leads to Parley's Park, about twenty-five miles from 
 here, on the eastern side of the range seen from the city. A good wagon O 
 or buggy road extends all the way, and the attraction in the Park is 2 
 good fishing and hunting, pleasant drives and good fare at Kimball's *A 
 Hotel. A daily stage connects this resort with the city. 
 
 AMERICAN FORK CANYON. j 
 
 Take the 7 a. m. Utah Southern train to American Fork, a village 
 thirty-four miles south of this city, in Utah Valley Fare $1.80. From 
 this point will be obtained a splendid view of Utah Lake, a beautiful 
 sheet of fresh water 235 miles square At the town put yourself under 
 the guidance of Eiobert Kepperneck, proprietor of the '* American 
 Fork House," and from him hire horses, or any other conveyance, 
 for the roads are first-class, and visit the famous American Fork Can- 
 yon which has been justly termed the Yoseinite of Utah. It is the 
 
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 wildest and most picturesque defile in northern Utah, and is one long | 
 
 You can save lOper cent by buying Clothing- at L. Goldberg's 
 
Nobby Riding Saddles & Bridles, WX. Pickard, Salt Lake 
 
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 Pleasure Resorts. 197 M 
 
 series of natural wonders. u Towers, battlements, shattered castles ^5 
 and the images of mighty sentinels," a writer says, "exhibit their 
 outlines against the sky. Rocks, twisted, gnarled and distorted ; here 
 
 a mass like the skeleton of some colossal tree which lightning had ^j 
 
 wrenched and burnt to fixed cinder; there another, vast aud over- M 
 
 hanging, apparently crumbling and thereatening to fall in ruin." The I .. 
 
 most striking portion of the pass is included in the first twelve miles K 
 
 from the town and expedition would enable the sight-seer to return in g 
 
 time to take the home train which leaves American Fork City at 4.34 \ ~j 
 p. m. 
 
 Other trips can be made in various directions, but we have pointed j GO 
 
 out the more interesting of the mountain scenery surrounding the ' 
 
 city. ; ^ 
 
 GREAT SALT LAKE. | H 
 
 Probably the most interesting feature of this entire region, certain- j 
 ly the most famous, is the Great Salt Lake itself, which is, at its near- 
 
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 est point, about nine miles distant from the city, but, owing to 
 the marshy character of its shores it is not easily accessible at this 
 point. The easiest methods of communication are either by the Utah 
 Western Railway, or the Utah Central, the former running westward 
 to Lake Point, Garfield and Black Rock, the latter northerly to Lake 
 Shore. Bathing in Salt Lake is a most novel and pleasing experience. 
 It is impossible to sink, Hie water is so dense and buoyant. The con- 
 stant tendency, however, is for the head to go under, while the feet re- 
 main at the surface. But, with very little practice, men, women and 
 children grow accustomed to its peculiarities, and during the warm 
 summer months, resort to it in great numbers daily, and find in its 
 waters a great source of exhilaration and refreshment. The surround- 
 ings of the lake on its southern extremity are picturesque; but at 
 other points the shores are a picture of utter desolation. 
 
 FISHING AND HUNTING. 
 
 The canyon streams that surround the city are always, in season, 
 well stocked with trout, and are annually the resort of professional 
 and amateur anglers. It is useless to particularize, for City Creek, 
 Parley's, Mill Creek, Big and Little Cottonwood, American Fork and 
 Provo Canyons all have their quota of the finny tribe. 
 
 Those nimrodswho are contented with small game will find their 
 quarry on the plains over Jordan river, in the fall of the year. Hares 
 and jack rabbits are there in abundance. In the oak brush around 
 the neighboring foot hills are prairie chickens; and higher in the 
 mountains are pine hens. Larger game, such as deer, is rare, although 
 in early winter they are frequently seen in goodly numbers in the 
 mountains. Bears actually infest the mountains in the north-eastern 
 and some other portions of the Territory. 
 
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 ttardy Bros. & Burton carry a full line of General Merchandise 
 
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Sole Leather, French Kip, Calf & Morroccos at Piekard's. 
 
 DIGEST OF COMMERCIAL LAW OF UTAH. 
 
 COMPILED BY S. W. DARKE A CO, 
 
 ACTIONS. 
 
 Actions for the recovery t>f real estate or interest therein, or for the 
 determination In any form of such right or interest; or for injury to 
 real property; for the partition thereof, for the foreclosure of a mort- 
 gage or other lien ; must be brought in the county in which the land 
 or some part thereof is situated. In all other cases the action shall be tried 
 the county where cause of action originated or in which the defend- 
 ants or any one of them may reside at the commencement of the ac- 
 tion; or if none of the defendants reside in the Territory, or if residing 
 in the Territory the county in which they reside be unknown to the 
 plaintiff, the cause may be tried in any county which the plaintiff 
 may designate in the complaint. 
 
 ARRESTS. 
 
 No arrest in civil cases except when the defendant is about to leave 
 the Territory with intent to defraud creditors; when the property on 
 which action has been brought to recover possession has been concealed 
 or disposed of; when the defendant has been guilty of a fraud in con- 
 tracting the debt ; when the defendant has fraudulently converted to 
 his own use money or other property of which he had charge. 
 ATTACHMENTS. 
 
 By filing bond of not less than two hundred dollars, nor exceeding 
 the amount claimed, the plaintiff may have an attachment against 
 the property of the defendant, both real and personal, and debts due 
 defendant, except such as are exempt from execution. 
 
 CLAIMS AGAINST DECEASED PERSONS. 
 
 All claims not presented within ten months after the first publica- 
 tion of the notice of the executors shall be forever barred ; except 
 when at time of publication the claim be not then due ; or if it be con- 
 tingent it may be presented within ten months after it became due 
 or absolute ; or when the claimant had no notice by reason of not be- 
 ing a resident of the Territory, it may be presented any time before a 
 decree of distribution is entered. 
 
 Sail and see Hardy Bros. & Burton's complete stock of Staple & Fancy Groceries 
 
Saddlery and Saddlery-Hardware, Jolted by W. L. Picfcard. Salt Lake City. 
 
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 Digtst of Utah Laws. 199 
 
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 CORPORATIONS. 
 
 All corporations for mining, manufacturing, commercial or other 
 industrial pursuits must be organized under the general laws of the 
 Territory. 
 
 CONVEYANCES 
 
 By deed must be signed by the person from whom the estate or in- 
 terest is intended to pass, or his lawful agent or attorney, and by one or 
 more credible witnesses, and must be acknowledged or proved and 
 recorded in the office of the recorder for the county in which the estate 
 is situated. Every conveyance of real estate not recorded is void as 
 against any subsequent purchaser in good faith, and for a valu- 
 able consideration, of the same real estate or any portion thereof, 
 where his conveyance is first duly recorded. 
 
 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. 
 
 Proof or acknowledgments of any conveyance of real estate made 
 in this Territory must be taken before and certified to by some judge 
 or clerk of a court having a seal, or some notary public or county 
 recorder, or by a justice of the peace of the county where the convey, 
 ance is executed and to be recorded. When any of these officers are 
 authorized by law to appoint a deputy such acknowledgment or proof 
 may be taken by any such deputy in the name of his principal. A 
 married woman may convey any of her real estate, or any interest 
 therein by conveyance thereof, executed, acknowledged and certified 
 to, in the same manner as other persons. 
 DEPOSITIONS. 
 
 Depositions must be taken in this Territory before a judge or clerk 
 of a court, or a justice of the peace or notary public. Notice of the time 
 and place of examination must be served iipon the adverse party. 
 Such notice must be at least five days, except the judge of the court 
 giving the order to take the deposition shall for a cause shown pre- 
 scribe a shorter time. 
 
 TESTIMONY. 
 
 A person against whom judgment has been rendered upon a con- 
 viction for felony, unless pardoned by the Governor, or unless the 
 judgment has been reversed on appeal, cannot appear as a witness. A 
 husband cannot be a witness for or against his wife, nor a wife for or 
 against her husband; nor can either during the marriage or after- 
 wards, be, without the consent of the other, examined as to any com- 
 munication made by one to the other during the marriage. This rule 
 does not apply to any action or proceeding brought by one against the 
 other, 
 
 DIVORCE. 
 
 The Probate courts have jurisdiction in divorce and alimony, and 
 actions must be brought in the court for the county in which plaintiff 
 
 . f oldberg, the only Clothing Manufacturer, S. L. City 
 
Wrought Spanish Bits & Spurs, W. L. Pickard, Salt Lake 
 
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 200 Digest of Utah Laws. 
 
 resides. The petition for a bill of divorce must be in writing, upon 
 oath or affirmation. The courts may decree divorces from the bonds 
 of matrimony for any of the following causes: impotency of the defend- 
 ant at the time of marriage; adultery committed subsequent to mar- 
 riage, wijlful desertion for more than a iyear; habitual drunkenness 
 subsequent to marriage; conviction lor felony; inhuman treatment and 
 neglect to provide common necessaries. No right of dower exists in 
 this;Territory. 
 
 FRAUDULENT CONVEYANCES. 
 
 Every conveyance of any real estate or interest in lands, or the 
 rents or profits of lands, and every charge upon lands, or the rents or 
 profits thereof, made or created with intent to defraud prior or 
 subsequent purchasers thereof for a valuable consideration, unless ac- 
 companied by an immediate and actual change of possession, is void 
 as against such purchasers. All deeds ot gift, all conveyances, trans- 
 fers or assignments, verbal or written, of goods, chattels or things in 
 action made in trust for the use of the person making the same, is void 
 as against the creditors existing or subsequent of such person. Every 
 contract for the sale of any goods, chattels or things in action, for the 
 price of three hundred dollars or over, is void unless a note or memo- 
 randum of such contract be made in writing and subscribed by th e 
 parties to be charged therewith, or unless the buyer shall accept or re- 
 ceive part of such goods, or the evidences, or some of the things in ac- 
 tion; or unless the buyer shall at the time pay some part of the pur- 
 chase money. 
 
 EXECUTIONS. 
 
 Executions may issue from courts of record withirj three years from 
 the rendition of judgment, and any property sold on an execution may 
 be redeemed within six months after sale on paying the purchaser the 
 amount of his purchase with six per cent, interest in addition, together 
 with any assessment or taxes the purchaser may have paid thereon. 
 The folio wing properly is exempt: chairs, tables, desks and books to 
 the value of $100; necessary household, table and kitchen furniture; 
 wearing apparel; one bed and bedstead and the necessary bedding for 
 every two members of the family; provisions and fuel for sixty days; 
 the farming utensils and implements of husbandry; two oxen, horses 
 or mules, and their harness; one cow and calf for every five persons in 
 the family, with their food for sixty days; and one cart or wagon; 
 the tools of a mechanic; the instruments and chests of a surgeon, phys- 
 ician, surveyor or dentist, with their professional libraries; the law li- 
 brary of an attorney and the libraries of clergymen; the tent or cabin 
 
 ^i | of a miner, and necessary tools used in mining not exceeding $400, and 
 j provisions for sixty days; the team and cart or wagon of a person who 
 
 . | earns his living by their labor, aud their food for sixty days; the horse, 
 ^ | harness and vehicle of a physician, surgeon or clergyman; the sewing 
 
 5 ! machine in actual use by the debtor or his family. If the debtor be the 
 
 L. Goldberg 1 has the largest stock of Men's wear in S. L. City 
 
Wrought Spanish Bits & Spurs, W. L. Fickard, Salt Lake. 
 
 
 Digest of Ltah Laws. 201 3 
 
 head of a family, a further exemption is made of five sheep and their 
 wool for every person in his family; two hogs and three pigs, and the 
 necessary food for them for sixty days; all flax raised by the family, 
 and the manufactures therefrom for their own use; the earnings of 
 snch debtor by his personal services for sixty days next preceding the 
 levy to the amount of $100; a homestead not exceeding in value $1,000, 
 and $25} for each other member of the family. No property owned by 
 
 non-residents is exempt, 
 
 JURISDICTION. 
 
 Justices' courts have jurisdiction: where the amount involved does 
 not exceed SWO; in an action arising on contract for the recovery of 
 money; in an action for damages for injury to the person or property, 
 or for taking or detaining personal property; in an action for a fine, 
 penalty or forfeiture; in an action upon a surety, bond or undertaking, 
 or in an action to recover possession of personal property, and of suits 
 for the collection of taxes; in actions for the possession of lands or ten- 
 ements when the relation of landlord and tenant exists. Probate 
 courts have jurisdiction in. all matters relating to the settlement of th -i 
 estates of decedents; in matters of guardianship and in granting divorc" 
 es and alimony. District courts have jurisdiction in proceedings quo 
 ivarranto^ mandamus, in all suits or proceedings in chancery, in all ac- 
 tions at Jaw in which the sum or value of the thing in controversy 
 shall be 1300 or upwards; in all controversies where the tit.e, possession 
 or boundaries of land or mines or mining claims shall be in dispute* 
 whatever their value; in suits for divorce and of habeas corpus. The Su- 
 preme Court has jurisdiction in all cases of appeal and proceeding in 
 error from the District Courts. 
 
 LIENS. 
 
 Any person who shall, under contract from the owner, or his agent, ' 
 of any building or other improvement, perform any labor upon or fur- 
 nish any material for the construction or repairing of such building or 
 improvement, shall have a lien upon such building or improvement 
 .and tha right of possession of the ground upon which the same is situ- 
 ated, with right of way to and from the same. Any sub-contractor, 
 journeyman or laborer employed in the construction or repairing of 
 any building or improvement, or in furnishing any material for the 
 same, may give the owner notice in writing, setting forth the amount 
 of his claim and the service rendered for which his employer is indebt- 
 ed to him and that he holds the owner responsible for the same, where- 
 upon the owner of the building or other improvement shall be liable 
 for the claim if indebted to the employee for the amount; if not, then 
 for the amount due from him to the said employee at the time the no- 
 tice was given. All baggage, goods and effects of every person board- 
 ing or lodging at a hotel, inn or boarding house, shall be subject to the 
 lien of such hotel, inn or boarding-house keeper. Sales of such effects 
 must be at public auction. g 
 
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 Bardy Bros. & Burton carry a fine stock of Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps & SlotMns 
 
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Shoemakers 9 Tools of all kinds, W. L. Pickard, Salt Lake. 
 
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 LIMITATIONS. 
 
 possession thereof. Actions upon judgment or decree of court must be 
 brought within five years. Actions upon any contract, obligation or 
 liability founded on a written instrument must be brought within four 
 years. Actions upon an open account for goods or merchandise must 
 be brought within two years. 
 
 Green Groceries, Poultry* Game a_nd Fish in season, Flour, Grain and 
 Feed. Bof Orders promptly rilled. Free delivery to any part 
 
 of the city. Telephonic connection. 
 70 FIRST SOI Til STRfciET, opp. Salt Lake, Theatre. 
 
 OKCA.S, F. "WEBBER, 
 
 Successor to W. S. CLAYS. 
 
 CANNED GOODS, CALIFORNIA AND UTAH FRUITS 
 VEGETABLES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. 
 
 85T The Famous GRIZZLY, Boss 5c. Ci^ar. ~^a 
 
 33 Second South St., Salt Lake City, Utah. 
 
 Dealers in Staple & Fancy Groceries, 
 
 * 
 
 Actions to enforce mechanics' or laborers' liens must be brought 
 
 within one year from the completion of the work. Actions for the re | 
 
 covery ot real property, or the possession thereof, must be brought j Q 
 
 within seven years from the date of losing such real prapeity or the | H 
 
 
 I. o. epanciffisr. 
 
 Dealer in Staple and Fancy Groceries, ' 
 
 
 
 239 MAIN STREET, Salt Lake City, Utah. 
 T. C. Armstrong, Sr. E. L. Buttcrfield. 
 
 ARMSTRONG & BUTTERFIELD, 
 
 Real Estate. Loan and Collection Agents. 
 
 Notaries Public and Insurance Agency. 
 
 1330 Kimball Block, First South St., Opp. Continental Hotel, 
 SALT LA KB: CITY. 
 
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 L. GOLDJBKKO, LEADING CLOTIIfKR, Salt JLake City, 
 
Best Team Harness made by W, L. Pickard, Salt Laka 
 
 METROPOLITAN HOTEL, 
 
 Corner West Temtile and, Third South Streets- 
 SALT LAKE CITY* 
 
 OPENED JUNE 1ST, 1883. 
 
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 - - - tJ 
 
 Everything Srictly First Class. 
 
 $2.OO to $2.5O per day. 
 
 I,. SIMONS, Proprietor. 
 
 Jas. Thomson. C. J. Thomson. 
 
 THOMSON'S 
 
 Real Estate and Loan Agency. 
 
 HOUSES RENTED & COLLECTIONS MADE, 
 
 Money Loaned on Real Estate and Collaterals. 
 
 ALL, BUSINESS ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY. 
 
 No. 1233 First South Street, west of Main, 
 P. O. Box 951, SALT LAKE CITY. 
 
 Contractors for sinking Common or Flowing 
 Wells. Bad water curbed out. All kinds of pumps and 
 Windmills for sale. 
 
 9on*t forget that Hardy Bros- 4 Burton hua * well selected stock of Dry Goo If 
 
Rubber and Gold Plated Carriage Harness at Fickard's. 
 
 |f; ESTABLISHED 1852. 
 
 Lloyd Tevis, President, San Francisco. I J. PJ. Dooly, Agent, 
 
 H. Wadsworth, Treasurer, " Salt Lake City. 
 
 Capital $6,25O,OOO. Surplus $2,045,465. 
 
 WelLs, Fargo & Co's Bank, 
 
 EXCHANGE, BANKING AND EXPRESS CO. 
 
 San Francisco, (Parent Bank) - - H. Wadsworth, Treasurer. 
 
 New York, 65 Broadway, (Branch Bank) - H. B. Parsons, Agent. 
 Virginia, Nevada, - " " C. C. Pendegast, Agent. 
 
 Carson City, Nevada, - * " - H. L. Tickner, Agent. 
 
 London, England, - <* - Eives & Allen, Agents. 
 
 A regular banking Business transacted. Foreign and domestic ex- 
 change bought and sold. Special attention given to the purchase and 
 sale of ores and bullion. Returns for collections promptly made at 
 current rates. 
 
 H. J. Grant. B. S, Young. B. H. Goddard. 
 
 Successors to CR AWT & CLAYTON, 
 
 FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS. 
 
 THE LARGEST INSURANCE AGENCY IN UTAH. 
 
 We represent none but First Class Companies 
 
 &^" Ihe best is always the Cheapest. 
 
 Office, Room 5 Hooper & Eldredge Block, Main Street, 
 
 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 
 HEAD OUR LIST. IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. 
 
 FFRE COMPANIES. Cash Assets. 
 
 Ins. Co of North America of Phila., (over) $ 8,800,000 
 
 Home Insurance Co, of New York, 7,000,000 
 
 Phoenix Irsurance Co. of Hartford, 4,3 JO ,000 
 
 Hartford Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford, " 4,000,000 
 
 German American Ins. Co. of New York, 
 
 Pennsylvania Fire Ins. Co. of Phila., 
 
 Niagara Fire Ins. Co. of New York, 
 
 Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Company of 
 
 Liverpool and London, 
 Mutual Life Ins. Co. of New York, 
 
 The Mutual is the Largest Life Insurance Company i 
 
 3,4UO,000 
 2,-0(),OuO 
 1,700,000 
 
 12,000,000 
 91,700,000 
 i the World. 
 
 THOMPSON & SHURTL1FF, 
 
 Proprietors of the 
 
 DEXTER LIVERY, PEED AND SALE STABLE. 
 
 26 to 34 Second South St. 
 
 SALT L.AKE CITY. UTAH iO 
 
 All orders promptly attended to. Telephone. ' 
 
 You can save 1O per cent by buying Clothing at L. Goldberg'* 
 
Shoemakers' Tools of all hinds, W, L. Pickasd, Salt 
 
 
 SALT LAKE CITY 
 
 BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 
 
 c 
 
 H 
 
 AGRICULTURAL IMPLEM'NTS ASSEMBLY KOOMS,CHUttCHES 
 
 & WAHD MEETING HOUSES. 
 Clawson II B, cor Mam & S T | 
 
 Hopper A& Co 1 E bet , 1 & 2 S , C a.stle Hall, Walker Opera House 
 
 Johnson A J & Co IB bet 1 & 3 S cisler's Hall, es E T bet 2 & 3 S 
 
 Lowe Geo A, 1 tL, bet I <x. b ronorpo-otiorvil fhnroh ;; 3 <=J bpf 
 Lowell Jno W & Co, I E bet 1 & 2S F T & W T 
 
 Mattison L B, 1 E bet 1 & a S I o Q F Hal] ne cor E T & l g 
 
 Naylor & Pike* 1 ^ be 1 1 * .5 S Liberal Institute, es E Tbetl & 2S 
 
 Osborn O AI & Co ,101 & 10 > Mam ; Masonic H all, ws E T bet 1 & 2 S 
 
 Pac i n r9 J V : i ? on >^ Implement Co, j Methodist Episcopal Church, ns 3 
 1 E bet 1 & 2 S $ k e t E T <fe 1 E 
 
 ' ^ ?- S A/r ' Presbyterian Church, ne cor 2 S & 
 o, oo-oo 01 g jj 
 
 AMUSEMENTS. j l^fa^^es^&'b^rs^&lS 1 ^ 
 
 Salt Lake Theatre, <nr 1 S & 1 E St JViark ' s Chur c h (Episcopal,) ns i ^ 
 
 , 
 Walker Operallouse 2 S bet M & I W , gt Mary Magdeiene Church (Cath- 
 
 A PTTTTR"^TQ olic ' ) ws 2 S bet S T & 1 S 
 
 AKCid iE^lb. ; flt Paul's Chapel, ss 5 S bet 1& aW 
 
 ; Tabernacle, TeiTiple Block 
 
 Anorell T O ysr, Tample Block i W alker Opera House, ns 2 S bet E 
 
 Monhelm H, 139 Alain 'f & w T 
 
 ARTISTS. WARD MEETING HOUSES. 
 
 Frank J Leon, 3 S bet 1 & 2 E | 1st Ward , ws 8 E bet 7 A 8 8 
 
 Pratt L, ns 1 S bet Main & 1 E 2nd Ward, ns 7 S bet 4 <fe 5 S 
 
 i 3rd Ward, ns 7 S bet 1 & 2 E 
 
 ASS A YE RS. i 4th Ward, sw cor W T & 7 S 
 
 j 5th Ward , sw cor 3 W & 7 S 
 
 Bishop F M, 121 Main fith Ward, ws 3 W bet 4 & 5S 
 
 Foote Frank, lit Main j 7th Wai d, ns 5 S bet W T & 1 W 
 
 McVicker Jno, 131-132 Alain j 8th Ward, ris 4 S bet 1 & 3 E 
 
 Steward W G M, 87-89 Main i iith Ward, sw cor 4 S & 5 E 17? 
 
 * 
 
 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a full line of General Merchandise 
 
Shoe Leather & Findings, W. L,. Fiekard, Salt Lake City 
 
 ^06 
 
 Salt Lake City Business Directory. 
 
 lOthWard, 
 llth Ward, 
 12th Ward, 
 lath Ward, 
 14th Ward. 
 15th Ward, 
 16th Ward, 
 17th Ward, 
 18th Ward, 
 19th Ward, 
 20tn Wara, 
 21st Ward, 
 
 sw cor 4 S & 8 E 
 
 sw cor 1 S & 8 E 
 
 es 1 S bet 4 & 5 E 
 
 us 2dS bet 1 & 2E 
 
 ss 1 S bet W T & 1 W 
 
 sa 1 S bet 3 & 4 W 
 
 He cor 1 N & 4 W 
 
 ss 1 N bet \V T & 1 W 
 
 ue cor S T & 1 E 
 
 sw cor 2 W <s 4 N 
 
 Garden bet Spruce & Fir 
 
 Fruit bet Ash & Beach 
 
 ATT O UN E Y S- AT-L A W . 
 
 Bennett, Harkness & Kirkpatrick. 
 
 113 Main 
 
 Bird & Lowe, 1222 2d S 
 Blandin Chas F, 83 Main 
 Boreman & Denny, 183 Main 
 Brown Arthur, 170 Main 
 Browne & Brooks, 95 Main 
 Gilchrist C K, 10 Ws.satch Build'g 
 Griffiths Thos C, 151 Main 
 Hall & Marshall, 105-107 Main 
 Hoge & Jonassori, Wasatch Build 
 Kaign M M, 146 Main 
 Lew is 8 H,178 Main 
 Loin ax J D, 137 Main 
 Marshall & Koyle, 15 107 Main 
 McKay Wm, 7-6 Wasatch Building 
 Miner A, cor 1 S & Main 
 Patterson A S, 49 Main 
 Pearson C E, 95 Main 
 Sharp Lee J, 178 Main 
 Sheeks & Kawlins, 122 Main 
 Snow Z, 71 2d SS 
 Stayner & Simmons, 59 Main 
 Sutherland ,v McBride, 49 Main 
 Van Zile, Philip T, 49 Main 
 Williams & Young, 39 Main 
 Woods & Hoffman 50 2d South 
 
 AUCTIONEERS. 
 
 Phelps H E, cor 1 8 & 1 W 
 Reed H A, W T bet 2 & 3 S 
 
 AUDITORS. 
 
 Clayton N W, Territorial Auditor, 
 49 Main 
 
 BAKERIES. 
 
 Arnold Henry, 22 Main 
 Buchanan & Leatharn, HO Main 
 Gebhardt Andrew, cor 2 S & Coml 
 Lange & Gebhardt, 1229 1st S 
 Miller David, 2 S bet Main & 1 E 
 
 I Mueller Bros, 1217 1st S 
 
 Newbery Edsvard, 86 1st South 
 ! Ri seC, 227 Main 
 I Scrace Edward, 10 Main 
 j Tavey J, 58 1st S 
 
 BANKS & BANKERS. 
 
 i Desert Bank, cor Main & 1 S 
 
 ! Jones T R & Co, 141 Main 
 
 I London Bank of Utah, (limited) 
 
 95 Main 
 
 McCornick & Co, 130 A 132 Main 
 Walker liros cor Main & 2 S 
 Wells, Faigo & Co's Bank 105 & 
 
 107 Main 
 
 I Zion 's Savings Bank & Trust Co, 
 63 Main St 
 
 BARBERS. 
 
 Aubrey Bros, 25 2d S 
 
 Bell W R & F D, 121u 2d' S 
 
 Burns ,1 no, Wasatcn Luild'g,(base- 
 
 ment 
 
 ClaikGeo, 1 6 1st S 
 Cotten C B & Co, 9 2d S 
 Cox C, 1228 1st S 
 Deihl Christopher, 129 Main 
 Heinan M, lite Main 
 Hennei'ei Wm & fcon, 123 Main 
 Knapp Jno, J8J Main 
 Martin & Wright, 16 1st S 
 Paine W H, 11 1st S 
 Squires H, 21 1st S 
 Squires Jno & Sons, 59 Main 
 
 BASKET MANUFACTURERS. 
 Smith Mrs Jane, 1219 1st S 
 BATHS. 
 
 Heinan M, 192 Main St 
 
 Marrier Bros, Palace Bath House, 
 
 1(;5-107 Commercial 
 TownsendJ, Hot Springs 
 
 BAZAAR PATTERNS. 
 Lapham Mis M G, 1211 1st S 
 BEER BOTTLERS. 
 
 Keyser & Moritz; 87-89 Main 
 Wagner Henry, 19 2d 8 
 
 BILLIARD TABLES (Agents). 
 
 Brunswick & Balke Co, 3 S bet 
 Main & 1 E 
 
 OS 
 
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 Sail and see Hardy Bros. & Burtcn's complete stock of Staple & Fancy Groceries 
 
Henry Arthur's Boot and Shoo Tippers, W. L, Piclard, Salt Lake City, 
 
 Salt Lake City Business Directory. 
 
 207 
 
 BILLIARD HALLS. 
 
 Bechtol & Sands, Walker House 
 Continental Hotel cor 1 S & 1 W 
 Erickson Jno, 13 3d S 
 Gray NP & Co, 6 Godbe Build'g | 
 Pitts & Co, State Road (Farmers 
 
 Ward) 
 
 Russell .1 E S, 133 Main 
 White House, cor Main & 2 S 
 Youngberg & Schade, 55 2d S 
 Younberg 3 V, 131 Commercial 
 
 BILL POSTERS. 
 
 Axtell Levi, (with J C Graham & 
 
 Co) 28-30 1st S 
 
 BLACKSMITHS AND HORSE- 
 SHOE RS. 
 
 A.ndersou A M, I E b-Jt 3*53 
 Cook & Heiinefer, 3 S bet 1 & 3 E 
 Co-op Blacksmith <& Horse-shoeing 
 
 Shop, 1 E bat 2 & 3 S 
 Hopper A <fc Co, 2 S bet 1 & 2 E 
 Malquist.Iohii T, cor Plum & Olive 
 Malquist Edwin, us Olive bet Com- 
 mercial & 1 K 
 
 Milner & y eager, 1 E bet 2 & 53 S 
 Peck Joseph A, cor I West & NT 
 Pendleton A J & Son, 28 bet Main 
 
 <fc 1 vVest 
 
 Pendleton A M, 13"> Commercial 
 Puzey H, Olive bet Commercial A 
 
 I E 
 
 Salt Lake Shoeing Shop, Olive St 
 Speirs Bros, 118 Commercial 
 
 BLANK BOOK MANUFACTUR- 
 ERS. 
 
 De^eret News Pub Co, cor M & 1 S 
 Graham J C & Co, 28-D lut S 
 S L, Herald Pub Co, tV>-&7 Main 
 Kelly A H & Bro. 14 MIS Main 
 Tribune Pub Co, 2 S bet M & 1 W 
 
 IJ . BLUEING MANUFACTURERS, 
 rt ; 
 
 Snell Jno W, cor 2 S & 1 E 
 
 BOARDING HOUSES. 
 
 B3nites L, 57 '2d S 
 Crosier Mrs J, {)') Commercial 
 Don olson C M, 113 2 S bet 1 & 3 E 
 Greenig I), ss 1 S bet I & 2 E 
 Green \vald A,ns:Jbet M & 1 E 
 Hallender Jno l^, 1:21 (Jo nmorcial 
 Humphreys Mrs J G, 1 E bet 2 &3rf 
 
 BOILER MAKERS. 
 Haynes & Son, S T bet 1 & 2 W 
 BOOK BINDERS. 
 
 Deseret News Pub Co, cor M & 1 S 
 Graham J C A Co, 28-80 1st S 
 Kelly A H & Bro, 114-146 Main 
 S L Herald Pub Co, 65-67 Main 
 Tribune Pub Co, 2 S bet M & 1 W 
 
 BOOKS & STATIONERY. 
 
 Dwyer James, 76 Main 
 
 Juvenile instructor Office ST bet 
 
 1 &2 W 
 
 Parry Jos Hyrum, 18 Main 
 PeirceG M, Id) Main 
 llaybould \V F, Io2 Main 
 Savage C It, 12-14 Main 
 . ZC MI, 23-31 Main 
 
 BOOT & SHOE BLACKS. 
 Jackson Edward J, 133 Main 
 
 BOOT & SHOE DEALERS. 
 I (See also Boot & Shoe Makers.) 
 
 Davis GeoW, 74 Main 
 
 Dunford Geo, 1)1 Main 
 
 Gronlund N J, cor 2 W & 1 N 
 
 Hooper W J, 48 2d S 
 
 Jennings Thos W, 86-88 Main 
 
 Paine Geo, I tf 1st S 
 
 Reilly EO, I'.U Main 
 ! Spencer & Kim ball, 14') Main 
 I Walker Bros, cor Main & 2 S 
 
 Young L 1) <fc A, 44 Main 
 i Z CM I, 23-31 Main 
 
 
 BOOT & SHOE FACTORIES. 
 
 ZCM 1, 1230 1st S 
 
 BOOT & SHO E M A K ERS. 
 (See also Boot & Shoe Dealers.) 
 
 , Clark J W, 1 S opp Continental 
 
 Hotel 
 
 i Fagergren Jno, 117 Commercial 
 ! Holm J P, cor I R & 3 S 
 j Hooper W J, 48 2 S 
 j Lloyd Jno, 93 Main 
 i NoHemeierC A. 2H Main 
 i 1 Nystrorn O I, 111 'ommercial 
 ; Pain-> Geo, U50 1st S 
 
 Rawlings J s. 10 Main 
 
 Riser GC,1M6 1st S 
 
 Saville Geo, 2) 3d S 
 
 ru 
 
 L.. Goldberg, the only Clothing; Manufacturer, S. L.City 
 
Cash paid for Hides, Wicl and Furs, W. L. Picfcard, Salt Lake City, Utah, 
 
 208 
 
 Salt Lake City Business Directory. 
 
 Sherwood C W, 53 1st S 
 Smith T G- M, 30 2d S 
 Snelgrove E, 31 2d S 
 Solomon Bros & Gold, 70 Main 
 Spencer & Kimbali, 140 Main 
 Thomas Thos, cor 1 W & S T 
 Tingey Jno, 2 W bet N T A 1 N 
 Wetzel Jno, 3 S bet 4 & 5 E 
 Whittaker Henry, S T bet WT & 1\V 
 Woodrnansee I), 12H> 2d S 
 Zion C MI, 1223 1st S 
 
 BOWLING ALLEYS. 
 Alt Jacob, 99 Main 
 
 Petersen W, 1225 1st S 
 
 Poll W, 4 S cor U E 
 
 Howe WPt 232 Main 
 
 Smith J H, S T near IT C B K Depot 
 
 Thurgood Geo, 20'Main 
 
 White & Sons, 63-6) 2d S 
 
 White & Sous, 12 >7 1st S 
 
 Williamson Jas, 75 2d S 
 
 Wood Wm, 1223 LstS 
 
 CABINET MAKERS. 
 
 Engstrom P. Commercial bet 1 & 
 2S 
 
 CALCIMINER3. 
 
 BRASS WORKS & FOUNDERIES. Simpson & Son, S T bet WT & 1 W 
 
 Silver W J, N T bet 1 & 2 W 
 BREWERIES. 
 
 Keyser & Moritz, 87-89 Main 
 Utah Ale & Porter Brewery cor 2 
 
 W&2N 
 Wagner Henry, 17-19 2d S 
 
 BRICK MANUFACTURERS. 
 Braby Robt, 1 Ward 
 
 BROKERS. 
 
 Butterfleld Ed L, 4 S bet M & 1 W 
 Gillespie J K, 200 Main 
 Rehrman & Co, 64 2d S 
 Saddler & Gates, 137 Main 
 Watters I, cor 1 S & Main 
 
 BROKE RS STOCKS, 
 
 KloecknerF, 1222 2dS 
 Rehrman & Co, 61 2d S 
 
 BRUSH MAKERS. 
 Miles W H, 148 Commercial 
 BUTCHERS & MARKETS. 
 
 BenitesL,752d S 
 Butler J E, 2 S bet 4 and 5 E 
 Cook & Glanneld, 123-3 1st S 
 Gallafent David, cor 2 S A 1 E 
 Goldsticker M, 193 Main 
 Guiver & Pap worth, 7J 1 S 
 Hayes Win, cor 2 W & 1 N 
 Hepworth Jno. 234 Main 
 Hepworth Thos & Sons, 1231 1st S 
 Jennings I & J, 38 1st S 
 Jennings James, west oi'Clk't Hse 
 Leaker L> W, 1 S bet 7 &8 E 
 
 CANDY FACTORIES. 
 
 Arbogast Geo, 44 1st S 
 Connelly Jno, 3 S bet 1 & 2 E 
 Gardner R, 58 Main 
 Harris Jno, 95 Commercial 
 Stearns H O, 100 Main 
 
 CARPENTERS & BUILDERS. 
 (See Contractors & Builders.) 
 
 Burton C E, cor 2 S &3 W 
 Ellis Geo S, 223 Main 
 Mortenson L C, 69 3d S 
 
 CARPET DEALERS. 
 
 Dinwoodey Henry, 1238-1244 1st S 
 Walker Bros, cor Main & 2 S 
 
 CARPET WEAVERS. 
 
 Furster J B, 68 2d S 
 Hurlbert Wm, 59 1st S 
 
 CIGAR FACTORIES. 
 Levy Samuel, 151-153 Main 
 
 CIGARS & TOBACCO. 
 
 Burns,! B, 123 Main 
 
 Carter Thos, 137 Main 
 
 Culmer G F & Bros, 20-22-28-30 1st S 
 
 Evans & Spencer, Walker Opera 
 
 House 
 Evans & Spencer (branch \ 1 door 
 
 North of PO 
 Harris Ed. 121st S 
 Leviberg J,13(j Main 
 Levy Samuel, 151-153 Main 
 Mulsh J, 134 Main 
 Martin & Wright, C6 1st S 
 Olsen C M, 2 Sbt-t 1 & 2 E 
 Pratt H, 1-1 Main 
 
 L. Goldberg- has the largest stock of Men's wear in S. L. City 
 
California Lasso Saddles, W. L. Pickard, Salt Lake City. 
 
 Salt Lake City Business Directory. 
 
 209 
 
 CLOTHING-RETAIL. 
 
 Auerbach F & Bro, 121-133 Main 
 Barton & ( (>, 13--W 1st S 
 Goldberg L, 105-167 Main 
 Goldsmith & Co, 145 Main 
 Jennings Thos VV, 80-88 Main 
 Lipinaii W H, 155-157 Main 
 Nathan Samuel J, 131 Main 
 Reilly E 0, 170 Main 
 ' WaldronKS,4J Main 
 Walker Bros, cor Main &. 2 S 
 Z C M I, 33-11 Main 
 
 CLOTHING-WHOLESALE. 
 
 Goldberg L, 165-167 Main 
 Goldsmith & Co, 145 Main 
 Walker Bros, cor Main & 3 S 
 Z C M I, 33-31 Main 
 
 COAL. 
 
 Central Pacific Coal & Coke Co, 
 
 Office 183 Main 
 Cowling P C, 119 Commercial 
 Furster J B, 68 3d S 
 Gould A brain, Wasatch Build'g 
 
 cor Main & 3 S 
 Hepworth Jos, ) 2d S 
 A L Williams, agt Pleasant Valley 
 
 Coal Co, 2 S fiistdoor E of Main 
 Snell Jiio W, cor 1 E & 3 S 
 
 COFFEE & SPICE MILLS. 
 RufFE W, 53-55 1st S 
 
 COF FEES WHOLES A LE. 
 
 (See Co (tee & Spice Mills, also Teas.) 
 
 CONFECTIONERY AND ICE 
 CREAM. 
 
 Arbogast Geo, 44 1st S 
 
 Griffith D J, 1&2 1 1st S 
 I Hopwood Mrs E, 64 Main 
 I New York Confectionery, 11)0 Main 
 j Stearns H O, Walker Opera House 
 
 I CONTRACTORS & BUILD PIUS. 
 (See Carpenters & Builders.) 
 
 ! Burton C E, cor 2 S A 3 W 
 i Grow Henry, Temple Block 
 1 Morris E, Ib Main 
 ; Pitts Watson & Co, S L City 
 i Potter Bros, 36 Commercial 
 Thomson Jas & Co, 12>3 1st S 
 
 COOPERS. 
 Lang N J, cor 1 E & 3 S 
 
 CRACKER WORK'S. 
 
 Reedall H S, es rear of Main bet 2 & 
 3S 
 
 CROCKERY & GLASSWARE. 
 
 Alff Rudolph, 12) Main 
 j Bailey & Son, 171 Main 
 ! Cartwright Jno, ws 1 E bet 5 <fc 6 S 
 i Culrner G F Bros, )-22-28-&) 1 S 
 i Gronlund N J, cor 2 W & 1 N 
 j Little, llouudy & Co, 51 Main 
 ! Woodford E, cor 2 S & 4 E 
 
 CUTLERS. 
 
 Miller Seth, representing Arbuckle j Clayton Jno, 112 Commercial 
 Bros, New York, 28 bet 1 &2 W j Pierson T K, 1">J Commercial 
 
 COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 
 
 Phelphs HE, cor I S & 1 W 
 Smith W O, 8 1st S 
 WhittakerMrs S H,S 1 bet W T & 1 W 
 Williamson Jas, 67 2d S 
 
 CONFECriONERS. 
 
 Arbogast Geo, 44 1st S 
 
 Arnold H, & Main 
 
 Brown Jas, 691st S 
 
 Culrner G F & liros, 28-30 1st S 
 
 Hopwood Mrs E, 64 Main 
 
 McDonald Jno, 223 Main 
 
 N Y Confectionery, 1M Main 
 
 Stearns H O, Walker Opera House 
 
 j Skidmore H B, I Sopp Continental 
 Hotel 
 
 I DAKCINO ACADEMIES' 
 Sheldon's Dancing Academy, 1350- 
 
 DENTISTS. 
 
 I Chapman & Whytock, Walker 
 Opera House 
 
 j Clawson SB, 49 Main 
 ! D.imuixl A B, 12) Mala 
 i Klmumls J M, 12711st S 
 i Slurp & Taylor, S T bet E T A 1 E 
 I Van Aukin Dr, opp 12th Ward 
 School House 
 
 i * 
 
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 ffardy Bros. & Burton carr7 a fine stock of Boots is Shoes, Hats, Caps & ClotMn j 
 
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Saddlery and Saddlery-Hardware, Jobbed by W. L, Fickari Salt Lake City. 
 
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 Sail Lake City Business Directory. 
 
 DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS. 
 Graham Jno C & Co, 28-30 1st S 
 DRAUGHTSMEN, 
 
 ' jfe i Campe Jno H, Surveyor Genl's 
 
 Gillette E,Wasatch Build'g 
 Hirschvogel Jos, Wasatcli Ruilcrg 
 I^inton F S, Surveyor Genl's o Jice 
 Posse Kntit, 101 Main 
 Solomon Ernest, Surveyor Genl's 
 
 office 
 Schulte Gustave, Surveyor Genl's 
 
 office 
 Vetter Theodore, Surveyor Genl's 
 
 office 
 
 | Backwalter Mrs H S, 1 S bet \V T & 1 
 
 Cole Mrs fc Miss Mallet, i', 2d S 
 Gudgell Mrs L, 1 E b-t 1 & 2 S 
 Lapham Mrs M G, 1241 1st S 
 Marsh Mrs L, 6 E bet 4 & 5 S 
 Mather Helen, 1248 2d S 
 McDaniels Mrs M, 152 M lin 
 Sloan Mrs P L, cor 2 S & I i<] 
 Sorenson Miss C, se cor 3 ^ & 2 1 
 Swenson Miss Julia, us 4 S bet Mn 
 
 & 1 W 
 Taylor Mrs J A,N T bet W T & 1 
 
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 Galligan fno, 1270 14 S 
 
 Gronlund N J, cor 2 W & 1 N 
 
 Hardy Bros A Burton, 25 & 28 Alain 
 
 Jones J W, 54 1st S 
 
 Marks A, 1375 1st S 
 
 Mayues Edward. 4 Godbe corner 
 
 Paxman Mrs S & -Son , 1 S'bet 1 & 2 W 
 
 Keilly EG, 170 Main 
 
 Teasdel S P, ws Main bet 1 & 2 S 
 
 Waldron K S, 46 Main 
 
 Walker Bros, cor Main & 2S 
 
 Woodford E, cor 2 S & 4 E 
 
 ZC Ml, 23-31 Mai 11 
 
 DRY GOODS (Wholesale.) 
 
 Bates, Reed & Cooley (of N Y,) 
 agency 4 Hooper & El dredge Blk 
 Clawson Spencer, 53-55 Main 
 Jennings Wm & Sons, cor Main & 1 S 
 Van Norman C R (for Bates, Jieed & 
 Cooly) 4 Hooper & Eldredge Blk 
 Walker Bros, cor Main & 2 S 
 Z C M I, 2J-31 Main 
 
 DYERS. 
 
 Bruce Robt, 1 E bet 1 & 2 S 
 ELECTRIC LIGHT 
 
 DRUGGISTS (R3tail.) 
 
 Bevan & Hoyer, 32 1-st South 
 Godbe, Pits <fe Co, cor Main & 1 S 
 Moore, Allen & Co, 1)2 Main 
 Smith A C & Co, cor Main & 3d S 
 Stewart <t Chislet, 180 Main 
 ZC MI, 92 Main 
 
 DRUGGISTS (Wholesale.) 
 
 Godbe, Pitts & Co, cor Main & 1 S 
 Moore, Allen & Co, 102 Main 
 Smith A C & Co, cor Main & 2 S 
 Stewart & Chislet, 180 Main 
 
 DRY GOODS & NOTIONS RETAIL 
 
 Allen Mrs L, 6) 3d South 
 Auerbach F & Bro, 12H23 Main 
 Barnes & Davis, lOti-108 Main 
 Cartwright Jno, ws 1 E bet 5 & 6 S 
 Conn Bros, 98 Main 
 Davis Geo W, 74 Main 
 Donelson Bros, 94 Main 
 D'Sheming Bros, 1 W bet 4 & 5 N 
 Frantzen A, 36 1st S 
 
 ENGINEERS (Mechanical.) 
 
 Bowers W H H, 101 Main 
 Mackie Simon F, 95 Main 
 
 ENGRAVERS. 
 
 Druce Henry, 37 Commercial 
 
 Held Jno, 51) Main 
 
 Tribune Pub Co, 2 S bet Main & 1 W 
 
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 S L Electric Light Works, rear of 
 
 Walker Opera House 
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 EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES 
 
 i Palmed W D & Co, 11 1st S 
 
 
 
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 ENGINEERS (Civil and Mining) I Q 
 
 Bontelle G V M, 05 Main 
 
 Bowers W II H, 101 Main i g 
 
 Bredemeyer Wm, 50 21 S 
 
 Mackie Simon F, 95 Main 
 
 Smith & Dorernus. 1234 IstS 
 
 Westcoatt N. 13) Main 
 
 Wilder E B, 139 Main 
 
 Wilkes Edmund, 95 Main 
 
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 GOLDBERG, LEADING CLOTHIER, Salt Lake City, 
 
First Prizes awarded at all Territorial Fairs, to W. L Piclrard, Salt 
 
 Salt Lake City Business Directory. 
 
 21 I 
 
 EXPRESS & FORWARDING COS. 
 
 Pacific Express Co, 75-77 Main 
 Utah Forwarding Co, ne cor Main 
 
 &1 S 
 Wilson W E, 87-89 Main 
 
 FANCY GOODS. 
 
 Burrows Mrs, 1258 1st S 
 Loug Mrs B S, 1248 1st S 
 Salisbury J M, 32 Main 
 Simons Bros, 12-^2 1st S 
 
 FEATHERS. 
 
 Barratt Bros, 12-3-131 Main 
 Dinwoodey Henry, 1238-1214 1st S 
 
 FISH & OYSTER MARKETS. 
 
 Abrahams L S, 1237 1st S 
 Iltingworth .'fas, IflrMain 
 Lloyd Jno, 119 Main 
 smith W S, 8 1st S 
 
 FURNISHED ROOMS. 
 j Hill H & M E, 205 Main 
 j FURNITURE AND BEDDING. 
 
 Barratt Bros, 143 to 131 Main 
 Dinwoodey Henry, 1238 to 1241 1 S 
 j Engstrom P, 07 2d South 
 Madsen P W , 40 Main 
 Sorenson & Carlquist/, 16 Main 
 Soule J V & Co, 23t> Main 
 
 GAS LIGHT CokPANIES. 
 
 FLORISTS & SEEDSMEN. 
 
 Armstrong T C, 8t 1st S 
 
 Due O F, 2 blocks N of Valley Hse 
 
 Keadiug Jao, cor 2 S & 2 E 
 
 FLOUR MILLS. 
 
 Armstrong F, N T bet E T & 1 E 
 Husler Geo, Salt Lake City 
 
 FLOWERS. PRESERVED. 
 
 Davis Ii, 5 S bet 5 & 6 E 
 
 Due O F, 2 blocks N of Valley Hse 
 
 FOUNDERIES & IRON WORKS 
 
 Davis, Howe & Co, cor N T & 1 W 
 Dunne D Co, cor 2 S A 1 \V 
 Plerpont T, Supt S L Foundery & 
 
 Machine Co, 3 W bet 1 & 2 S' 
 Filver AVm J, N T bet W T & 1 W 
 Tuckfield & Son, 1 E bet 5 & 6 S 
 
 FRUITS. 
 
 Cutler Bros, 1247 1st Fo^th 
 1'urnt & Trimble, 37 1st South 
 Lucas .1 1., ^8 1st Sonlh 
 I.-yrilM rg F O, 40 & 42 1st South 
 Smith W *, 8 1st South 
 Thorn M, 1 East bet i & 2 South 
 
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 GENERAL MBSE (Retail), 
 
 Allen Mrs. L, 69 2d South 
 Bailey & Sou, 174 Main 
 bames& Davis, 106 & 108 Main 
 Barnes M, 3 North bet 1 & 2 West 
 Browning E T & <Jo, 12~>5 1 South 
 Cart vv right Jno, W T bet 5 & 6 S 
 Clark, EJ dredge & Co 47 & 49 Main 
 
 ! Cunniugton & Co, cor Main & 1 S 
 Davis Geo W, 74 Main 
 pcnelson Bros, !H- Main 
 D'Miemiug Bros, 1 VV bet 4 & 5 N 
 Ed uing i oil Win & Sons, 1777 79 1 S 
 Eleventh Ward Co-op Store, cor 1 
 
 South & 7 East 
 Fifteenth Ward Co-op, T C Griggs, 
 
 supt, 1 S bet 2 & 3 W 
 First Ward Co op Store, cor 7 S & 7E 
 Groiilurid N J, cor 2 W & 1 N 
 Hardy Bros & Burton, &>& 28 Main 
 
 | Jennings Win & ir-ons, cor M & 1 S 
 ISeedham Mrs Sarah, es 1 E bet 
 
 Pearson \Vm, 2 W 19 Ward 
 
 Peterson J A, 3 S bet 1 & 2 i3 
 
 Piatt Alice J, cor 4 M & ti H 
 
 Keilly .hJ U, 170 Main 
 
 hadler Wm, 62 Main 
 
 Salisbury P> ct F J , cor 2 S & 3 W 
 
 Simons v\ r T & Won, tii 2 S 
 
 feixih Ward Co-op Store ws 2 W 
 
 bet 4 & 5 K 
 
 Snell JL o VV, cor 2 S & 1 E 
 Toasut;! S P, ws M bet 1 & 2 S 
 'letitti Ward (_o-op Store, 8 E bet 4 
 
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 Thirteenth Ward Co-op Store, 71-73 
 
 Maiu t->t 
 Twelfth Ward Co-op Store, ss 2 S 
 
 bet 4 &5 ill 
 Twentieth Ward Co-op Store, cor 
 
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"Wrought Spanish Bits & Spurs, W. T^. Pickanl, Salt T>al<e 
 
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 Walker Bros, cor Main & 2 S 
 Wh it taker Mrs * It, S T brt W & 1 W 
 Williamson Jas, 67 2d S 
 Wood ford E, cor 2 8 &4 E 
 Yearsley David, 11 Main 
 '/Ami ( Jo-operative Mer Institution, 
 
 23-31 Main 
 
 GENERAL MDttE (Wholesale.) 
 
 Barnes & Davis, H'16-KW Main 
 Clark, El dredge & Co, 47-49 Main 
 Cunning-ton & Co, cor 1 S & Main 
 Hardy liros A Burton, 36-28 Main 
 Jenufngs Win & Sons, cor Main & IS 
 Teasdei S P, ws Main bet 1 & 2 S 
 Walker Bros, cor 2 S & Main 
 X C M I, 23-31 Main 
 
 GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. 
 
 Auerbach F & Bro, 124-12.3 Main 
 Bamberger & Co, 183-185 Main 
 Barton A Co, 12)6 1st S 
 Cottle & Alulleit, 176 Main 
 Dunford Geo, 104 Main 
 Henry J, 87 Main 
 Jennimrs Thomas W, 86-88 Main 
 Keilly E O, 170 Main 
 Walker Bros, cor Main & 2 S 
 Yearian W IT & Co, 122 Main 
 Z C M I, 23-31 Main 
 
 GINGER MANUFACTURERS. 
 Richardson Jas S, 3 S bet 6 A 7 E 
 GRAIN & PRODUCE. 
 
 Armstrong T C, 34 1st S 
 Bailey A Son, 174 Main 
 Cu tier Bros, 12 17 1st S 
 D'Sheming Bros, 1W bet 4 & 5 N 
 Hitter Jno D & Co, 1231 1st S 
 Sears Isaac, 1215 1st S 
 
 GREEN-GROCERS & POULTRY. 
 
 Bowling Bros, 1253 1st S 
 
 Cecil J B, 22) Main 
 
 Chadd M, 1273 1st 8 
 
 Felt A W & Co, Walker Opera 
 
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 Fyson Henry E, 12^9 1st 8 
 Harper T B, 77 2d S 
 Lucas J L, 1 S bet Main & 1 E 
 Mai-setts Geo B, 50-52 1 S 
 Patten T C, 74 1st S 
 
 Price & Clive, 1257 1st 8 
 ! Quiriii I G, 7o 1st S 
 i Saunders J H, 1255 1st S 
 
 Watson Bros, 1269 1st S 
 ' Weston Jas, 1271 1st S 
 
 Wurzbnrg L, 1259 1st S 
 
 GREENHOUSES. 
 Reading Jno, cor 2 S & 2 E 
 
 GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. 
 (Retail.) 
 
 Anderson A P, 2 S bet 1 & 2 E 
 Bailey & Son, 174 Main 
 Balm forth C. 205 Main 
 Barnes & Davis, 100-108 Main 
 Barnes M, 3 N bet 1 <fe 2 W 
 Bowring Bros, 1253 1st S 
 Brooks, Geo F, 1249 1st S 
 Cartwright Jno, ws 1 E bet 5 & 6 S 
 Connelly Jno, 3 S bet 1 & 2 E 
 Cooper Chas, cor 1 W & S T 
 Culmer G F & Bros, 2')-22-2S-801st S 
 Cunnington & Co, cor I S & Main 
 Cutler Bros, 1247 1st S 
 Davis E W. S T bet W T & 1 W 
 Davis Geo W, 74 Main 
 D 4 Sheming Bros, 1 W bet 4 & 5 N 
 Durst * Trimble, 37 1st S 
 EddingtonWm & Sons, 1777-1779 IS 
 Felt W A & Co, n.s 2d S bet E & WT 
 Frantzen Andrew, 51 2d S 
 Frantzen A, 30 1st S 
 Furster J B, 70 2d S 
 Fyson Henry, 1 S bet E T & W T 
 Gronlund N J, cor 2d W &l^S 
 I Hardy Bros & Burton, 26-28 Main 
 Harden Mrs, ss S T bet 3& 4 W 
 Hawkins Mrs E, S T bet 1 & 2 W 
 Hep worth Jos, 00 2d South 
 Holmes Wm, S T, bet W T & 1 W 
 Johnson Jno, 53 2d S 
 Jones J W, 54 1st S 
 Kahn Bros, 113-115 Main 
 Margetts Geo B, 50-52 1st S 
 McDonald Jno, 228 Main 
 Paine Henry, 01 2d S 
 Paxman Mrs S & Son, 1 S bet 1 & 2 W 
 Peterson A G, 2 S bet I <fe 2 E 
 Pickering Bros, 33 3d S 
 Pratt Mrs A J, cor 4 S & E 
 Q,uinn I G, 76 1st S 
 Reynolds Andrew, cor S T & 2 W 
 Snell Jno W, cor 2 S & 1 E 
 Teasdei S P, Main bet 1 <fe 2 S 
 Trimble J H, 123] 1 S 
 Woodlord E. cor 2 S & 4 E 
 Worthington H J, 1223 1st S 
 Z C M I, 23-31 Main 
 
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 GKOUERIES (Wholesale.) 
 
 HARVESTING MACHINES. 
 
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 ! Osborn D M & Co, 101-103 Main 
 HERBALISTS. 
 
 Barnes & Davis, 1C6-1)8 Main 
 
 Clark, Eldredge & Co, 47-4;) Main 
 
 Coun lly Jno,3 8 bet 1 & 2 E 
 
 Calmer G F & Bros 2J-22-2S-3:) 1st S 
 
 Cunnin^tori & Co, cor Main & 1 S i Murphy Jessie J, 66 Main 
 
 Jennings Wm & Sons, cor Main A IS ! Plant L)r E L, I2o7 1st S 
 
 Kahn Bros, 113-115 Main 
 
 Walker Bros, cor Main & 2d S HIDES, WOOL, TALLOW, ETC. 
 
 Z C M 1,23-31 Main 
 
 ! Colin H & Co, cor 1 S & 3 W 
 GUN AND LOCKSMITHS. j Pickard W L, 18 2d S 
 
 Barker Tos, 150 Commercial i HORSE & CATTLE MEDICINES. 
 
 Beard W T, cor 1 S & 1 W 
 
 Hensser Jacob, 94-93 Commercial j Nunn C W, 1:372 1st S 
 
 GUNS PISTOLS & AMMUNITION i 
 
 Carter Thos, 137 Main 
 Evans & Spencer, 12 U 2d S 
 
 HAIR DRESSERS (Ladies } 
 
 Clinton Mrs Emma, 12 >6 1st S 
 rieinau. M, 192 Main 
 
 HAIR GOODS (Human.) 
 
 Button & Boyan Mmes, 128 Main 
 Clinton Mrs rtmma, 12561st S 
 Wilkinson Mrs vV B, 1232 1st S 
 
 : HARDWARE AND STOVES. 
 
 Jennings Win & Sons, cor Main & IS 
 
 Madsen P W & Co, 68 Main 
 
 Schoppe F E, 211 Main 
 
 Scott Geo M & Co, 144-148 Main] 
 
 Walsh O S, cor 1 S & 1 W 
 
 Z C M I, 23-31 Main 
 
 HARNESS AND SADIE KY.; 
 
 Cheshire Reuben, oO 2d S 
 
 Christensen N C A Bro, 76 2d S 
 
 Gustaveson C J, 68 2d S 
 
 Jenkins J W A Sons, sw cor S & I E 
 
 Moss W J, 163 1st E 
 
 Mower Geo W, 2* 2cl S 
 
 Pickard W L, 18 2d 8 
 
 Platt F, 3S2d S 
 
 Sander W C, 62 2d S 
 
 HATS AND CAPS. 
 
 Auerbach F & Bro, 124-13 > Main 
 Barton A Co, 12*6 1st S 
 Cottle vfe Mullet fc. 176 Main 
 Dunford Geo, 104 Main 
 Reilly EG. 170 Main 
 
 HORSE MARKETS. 
 
 Faust H J, 21 1st S 
 
 HOTELS. 
 
 i Clit't House, S C Ewing !prop, cor 
 
 Main & 3 S 
 \ Continental Hotel, G S Erb prop, 
 
 cor 1 S & W T 
 j Metropolitan Hotel, L Simons prop, 
 
 cor W T & 3 S 
 Overland House, W A Pitt prop, 
 
 222-2 i6 Main 
 Railroad Exchange Hatel, B F 
 
 Whittemore prop, op U C depot 
 Valley House, A C Brixeii prop, 
 
 cor S T & 1 W 
 
 Walker House, G S Erb prop, \vs 
 White House, Podlech A Co props, 
 
 sw cor Main & 2 S 
 
 ICE DEALERS. 
 Heil Jno, 51-63 2d S 
 
 ILLUMI MATING OILS. 
 
 Dull J, agent Continental Oil and 
 Transportation Co, es 3 W bet 
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 INSURANCE AGENTS. 
 
 Anderson Hugh, 130 Main 
 
 Armstrong A Butterfleid, 1280 1st S 
 
 Darke S W & Co, 90 Main 
 
 Grant H J & CO, 49 Main 
 
 Hyms Louis, 111 Main 
 
 Smedley W E, over London Bank 
 
 White &Snell, 32 2d S 
 
 INTERPRETERS. 
 Hemau J H, 1 S opp Continental 
 
 flardy Bros, & Burton carry a full line of General Merchandise 
 
Ladles Saddles in great variety at W. L. Pickard's, Salt Lake City, 
 
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 Levy Samuel, lol-l">3 Main 
 JEWFLERS & WATCHMAKERS. 
 
 Asmussen Carl C, W-02 Main 
 Broadbent Jno. S T bet '1 & 2 W 
 KiiasonOL. D: 2 Main 
 Harvey A, 6! 1st S 
 James D .1, 12 fl 1st S 
 Jensen J S, i;0 Main 
 Jones Wm, 02 1st S 
 Joslin & Park, 15) Main 
 Polarski Peter, 4<> 1st S 
 Reiser Henry, 21 1st S 
 Smith N, 4 1st, S 
 S wanner E J & Co, Main 
 
 KNITTING FACTORIES. 
 
 Luke Geo A & Co, Oo 1st S 
 Pearson Win, 2 W, l!) Ward 
 
 LABELS. 
 
 Graham J C & Co, 23-30 1st S 
 
 LAMPS. 
 
 Little, Roundy & Co, 54 Main 
 LAND AGENTS. 
 
 Bailey & Parsons, 1222 2d S 
 Bine M M, 1222'M S 
 Bird & Lowe, 12222(1 S 
 Me Masters H, 12^21 S 
 Stayner & Simmons, 59 Main 
 1; S Land Office, 1.22 2d S 
 
 LAUNDRIES. 
 
 Hong Hop, 71 3 South 
 
 Judels Mary, I Kast bet 2 &3 South 
 
 Shun Shuin, 102 Commercial 
 
 LI BRA K) ES A N D READ1 NG 
 ROOMS. 
 
 Masonic Library, 1U Main 
 Territorial Library, -Hooper & El- ! 
 
 dredge Building 
 Uni versi'ty Library, ne cor 1 N & 2S j 
 
 LIME (Mfgisaiid Dealers.) 
 Snell Jno W, coi 2 South &1 East | 
 
 LrOT T OHf=J (Retail). 
 
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 LIQUORS (Wholesale). 
 
 Pinney Robt & Co, 27 & 29 2 South 
 Meears Geo A, 11, 13 & 15 2 South 
 Ph'ko E & Co, successor to Eerd 
 
 Fabian & Co, 205 Main 
 Tufts & Ny strom, 87 & 89 Main St 
 
 LIVERY, FEED AND SALE 
 STABLE. 
 
 Booth D C, 1 East bet 2 & 3 South 
 Faust H J, zi i south 
 McKimmins Mark, 1S4-190 Main 
 Mulloy & Paul, ss 28 bet Maiu & 
 
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 Rand C A 21 1 South 
 Shaisse Thos, 2 S bet Main & 1 \V 
 Thompson & Sh.irtliff, 24- > ><)2S 
 Wickel Jno, Commmercial bel 
 
 & 2 South 
 
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 LODGING HOUSES. 
 (See Boarding Houses ) 
 
 LUMBER DEALERS. 
 
 Eardley Jas W, \vs State Road bet 
 
 3 & 4 South 
 
 Mason & Co, 8 T bet 1 & 2 W 
 Sells E, 1 S bet W T & I W 
 Sierra Nevada Lumber Co 3 W bet 
 
 ST &1 8, S J Lynn, Sup t 
 Taylor. Romney & Armstrong, cor 
 
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 MACHINE SHOPS. 
 (See Foundries and Iron Works.) 
 
 MARBLE WORKS. 
 
 Brown Wm,cor Main & 3 S 
 Morris E, 18 Ma in 
 My rick & Co, 48 2d S 
 Peterson Jno, 33 (st S 
 
 MARKETS. 
 
 (See Butchers & Markets & Fish & 
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 MERCHANT TAILORS, 
 
 Anderson Samuel, 139 Commercial 
 Baumgarten Jos F, 91 Main 
 Bo.ssha.rd & Co, [ S opp Continental 
 
 Hotel 
 
 Buckle & Son- 195 Main 
 I lawman Jno, 12182 South 
 Iledberj? & Fernstrom, I door S of 
 
 P.O'Main 
 
 Sail and sse Hardy Bros. & Burtcn's complete stock of Staple & Fancy Groceries 
 
Sole Leather, French Kip, Calf & Morroceos at Piel'tird' 
 
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 Johanson Aaron 2 S bet 1 & 2 E 
 Johanson S & Co 181 Main 
 Ivrause N, 2 S ber, 1 & 3 E 
 Larson Jn >. I'M) 1st S 
 Longraore W, i 2m 1 st S 
 Olsen EG, <>37 Min 
 Paxman M rs S & So n, 1 bet 1 2 W 
 SproatC, 592JS S 
 
 Taylor J no & Son, 187 Main 
 Th imiing Jno, 10!) Commercial 
 United Order Merchant Ts y !ors, 
 30 Main 
 
 MILLINERS.. 
 
 Burrows Mrs, 125S 1st S 
 
 Button & Boyan Mjves, 128 Main 
 
 Cole brook JS T< 56 Main 
 
 Dye MrsC E, 48 Main 
 
 Madsen Mrs E, ns 1 S bet Main & 1 E 
 
 Rurnel Mrs A, 85 1st S 
 
 Simons Bros, 12221st S 
 
 Wilkinson Mrs VVB, 12 '2 1st 8 
 
 MINING EXPERTS. 
 
 Pollo-k & Wright, 3 S bet 2 & 3 W 
 Wright Frank, o S bet 2 & 3 W 
 
 MIXING OFFICES. 
 
 Atlas Mining Co, 64 2d S 
 
 Bellevue, Idaho, Mining Co, Jno A 
 
 Hunter pres, 95 Main 
 Bradley Jas F, 99 Main 
 Cariboo Mining Co, 1 E bet I & 2 S 
 Conqueror Min Co, 1 E bet 1 & 2 S 
 Empire Mining Co, 1223 2d S 
 Groesbeek N .t Sons, 15 \V 7 asatch Bid 
 Horn Silver Mining Co, over Deser- 
 
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 Iron Chief Mining Co, 1X3 Main 
 Last Chance Con Min Co, 183 Main 
 Overland Mining Co (of Wood Riv, 
 
 Idaho) J C Conklin p res, 95 Main 
 Sampson Silver Min'g Co, 183 Main 
 Silver Mountain Min Co, 183 Main 
 Sunday Mining Co, 1 E bet 1 & 2 S 
 Uintah Mining Co, 18J Main 
 
 MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRU- 
 MENTS. 
 
 Calder David O, 72 Main 
 Careless & Croxall 1234 1st S 
 Daynes & Coalter, 57 Main 
 Daynes Jno, 6;> Main 
 Gray John C, 1 E bet 1 & 2 S 
 Young Bros, 37 Main 
 
 MUSIC BANDS. 
 Coach Whip String Band, 1216 2d S 
 
 MUSIC TEACHERS. 
 Andre A, 1 E bet 1 & 2 S 
 
 NEWSPAPERS. 
 
 Contributor, 15 Main 
 
 Deseret Evening News, cor Main 
 
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 Juvenile Instructor, S T bet 1 & 2 W 
 Operascope, 12:2 2d S 
 Rocky Mountain Christian Advo- 
 cate, llJU Main 
 Salt Lake Evening Chronicle, 99 
 
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 Salt Lake Herald, 05-67 Main 
 Salt Lake Theatre Programme, 
 
 2*-30 1st S 
 Salt Lake Tribune, (publlished 
 
 ciaily and weekly) ns2d S bet 
 
 Main & W T 
 Women's Exponent, (published 
 
 semi-monthly) cor Main & S T 
 
 NOTARIES PUBLIC. 
 
 Armstrong & Butter field, 1280 I S 
 Barnett J, 130 & 182 Main 
 -Blandin Chas F,83 Main 
 Darke S W & Co, 90 Main 
 Diehl Christopher, 12!) Main 
 Michaels Edward, at Surveyor 
 
 General's Office, 49 Main 
 Stayner & Simmons, 59 Main 
 Sutherland E P 49 Main 
 Underbill S E, 121 Main 
 
 OCULISTS. 
 
 Pratt R B, M D, cor 1 S & Main 
 OILS. 
 
 Dull J, Agt Cont Oil & Trails Co, 3 
 W bet 1 & 2 S 
 
 OVEKALL MANUFACTURERS. 
 Z C M 1 1 S bet Main & W T 
 ORE AND BULLION BUYERS. 
 
 Hanauer A, 133 & 132 Main 
 Scott & Anderson, 178 Main 
 
 Goldberg, the only Clothing Manufacturer, S. I* City 
 
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 Cra croft T & J, ns4 S bet 7 & S E 
 Midgley J H, 20 & 22 2d South 
 Midgley & Sons, 1220 2 South 
 Morris \V C, 1 W bes S T & 1 S 
 Scott & Graham 80 Main 
 Tullidge & Co, 209 Main 
 
 PAINTS AND OILS. 
 
 Culmer G F & Bros, 20-22-28 oO 1st S 
 Sears & Liddle, 26 1st S 
 1u Hidge & Co, 209 Main 
 
 PAPER HANGERS. 
 
 Linwoodey Henry, 1^8-1241 1ft S 
 Rivers Bros, 212-214 Main 
 '\ ullidge & Co, 209 Main 
 
 PATENT MEDICINES. 
 Sicilian Joseph, 2 S bet 3 & 4 E 
 PHOTOGRAPHERS. 
 
 Carter Chas W. 93 'Commercial 
 
 Fox & Symons, 154 Main 
 
 Hoyt Mrs Fanny, 1 Sbet E <t \Y T 
 
 Keeler E C, (i(5 Main 
 
 New Photo Gallery, 98 Commercial 
 
 Savage C R, 12-14 Main 
 
 PHYSICIAN'S. 
 
 Barney E S 1 E bet 1 & 2 S 
 
 Benedict J M, cor 1 S & Main 
 
 Power A S, 150 Main 
 
 Don M, 1 S bet W T & 1 W 
 
 Douglas GeoC over London Tank 
 
 Fa TOW ED 139 Main 
 
 Ferpnson r lien B, M D, 2 S Vet 3 & 
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 Freeman G M, 1-59 Main 
 
 Hadley J R,66^ Main 
 
 Hamilton J F, 1">0 Main 
 
 Hasford E, 3 S bet 1 & 2 E 
 
 Higgins Pr, 1858 2 South 
 
 Judson Benjamin, (Homedpathist) 
 10 Main ' 
 
 Lindsly V, 1244 2 South 
 
 Murphy Jesse J, M D, M Main 
 
 Newton S E, M I), ns 3 S bet 1 & 2 E 
 
 Rock m a n M , 20 5 M a i n 
 
 Salt Lake Surgical & Medical In- 
 stitute, 139 Ma in 
 
 Schock W IT, 178 Main 
 
 Taggart . J P, Room 15 8- r > Kimball 
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 Thompson J D, 172 Main 
 
 White i, :20 Main 
 
 PICT (THE FR A M KS . 
 
 Hivers Bros. 212 & 214 Main 
 Savage C K, 12 & 14 Ma in 
 
 PLANING MILLS. 
 
 ' Taylor, Koinney & Armstrong, cor 
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 PLASTEKEKS. 
 
 Coult James, 7 F.bet 1 & 2 S 
 
 MarsbWm, 6 K bet 4 & 5 S 
 i Odell & Son, 1 S opp Continental 
 : Wyatt &. Forrester, \Vasatcb Bui 
 ing (basement) 
 
 I'LL'MBEKS AND GAS FITTERS 
 
 : Crov ton F, 3 Sbet Main & 1 E 
 Hecscb & Fllerbeck, 3S Main 
 James I avid, 09 Main 
 
 POST OFFICE. 
 i Jno T Lynch, es Main bet 2 & 3 S 
 
 POTTERIES. 
 Eardsley B, 1 W bet 4 & 5 S 
 
 POWDER COMPANIES. 
 
 i Safety Nitro Powder Co, Julian 
 Sonntag agent, 189 Main 
 
 PRINTING OFFICES. 
 
 Chronicle Ollice, 5^9 Main 
 j Deseret News, ne cor S T & Main 
 
 Graham J C & Co, 28-30 1st S 
 > Juvenile Instructor, S T bet 1 & 2 W 
 ! Neklon Frank B & Co, 1222 2d S 
 
 Paviy Jos H, IS Main 
 j ft L Herald, 05-67 Main 
 ! Star Printing Co, 170 Main 
 I Tribune Office, 2d B bet Main & 1 W 
 
 PRODUCE. 
 (See Grain and Produce.) 
 
 PROVISIONS. 
 (See Groceries and Provisions..) 
 
 PUBLISHERS. 
 Grab am J C & Co, 28-30 1st S 
 
 QUEENSWARE. 
 Johnson Jno, 53 2d S 
 
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 RAIL ROAD OFFICES. 
 
 California Short Line Railway Co, 
 
 185 Main 
 
 Centra! Pacific R R Co, agent's of- 
 fice es Main next London Bank 
 Chicago, Milwaukie & St Paul R R, 
 
 traffic office, 8 2d S 
 Denver & Rio Grande R R, sw cor 
 
 Main & 2 S 
 
 San pete Valley R R Co, 183 Main 
 Utah Central, R R Co, 79 Main 
 Utah & Faster n K K, Kirn ball Blk 
 Utah & Nevada R R, Kirnball B.Ik 
 U P R R, se cor Main & 2 S 
 
 REAL ESTATE AGENTS. 
 
 Anderson &Porneroy, 139-132 Main 
 Arm.strong & Uutterrield, 128) 1st S 
 Cooper Bros, 4 Groesbeck Build'g 
 
 55 S 
 
 Dai ke S W & Co, 90 Main 
 GilleepieJK, 3)0 Main 
 Groesbeck N & Sons, 45 Wasatch 
 
 Bnttd'g 
 
 Kclsey Bll B, 23-25 1st S 
 Rehrman & Co, i V, bet 1 & 2 S 
 Thomsons Real Estate Agency, 
 
 1235 1st S 
 White & Snell, 32 2d S 
 
 RESTAURANTS. 
 
 Arbogast Geo, 41 1st S 
 
 Aubrey Thos, 60 1st S 
 
 Benites L, 57 2 S 
 
 Bi issacher & Co S, 233 Main 
 
 Clark Jeff A, 13-15 2d S 
 
 Clasby J T, 147 Main 
 
 Crosier Mrs .J, 9) Commercial 
 
 Dinwoodey .las, l')9 Main 
 
 Grice F H, 135 Main 
 
 Griffith's Restaurant, 1227 1st S 
 
 Hallender .Jno F, 121 Commercial 
 
 Hop wood Mrs E, 6i Main 
 
 Hughes Jerry, Hot Springs 
 
 Pacific Dining Parlors & Restaur- 
 ant 2 S G doors E of Main 
 
 Stearns H K, 1235 2d S, Walker 
 Opera House 
 
 SAFES & SCALES. 
 
 Clawson H B, S T bet Main & 1 W 
 Snell Jno W, cor 2 S & 1 E 
 
 SALOONS. 
 
 Alt Jacob, 99 Main 
 Auer & Murphy, 18 1st S 
 
 Barnhart & Stahl, cor 2 S & Com 
 
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 Barr & lidwards, 132 Main 
 liechtol & Sands, Main St 
 Binnoy Robt & Co, 27-29 2d S 
 Bruce C W, 3 S near Main 
 Campbell & Decker, State Road 
 
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 Causey & Kuare, 117 Main 
 Clasby J F, 147 Main 
 Erickson.Jno, 162d S 
 Ewing & Fallon,cor Main & 3 S 
 Gray N P & Co. Godbe Build'g 
 Harvey EC. 182 Main 
 Hill & Trewhela, 1223-1216 2d S 
 Hogle Bros, 15 {Main 
 Eeviberg J, 1 Main 
 Lollin Jno, 111 iVlain 
 Mat get ts Phil, 1252 1st S 
 May & Gem mi 11, 64 1 S 
 Meears Geo A, 11-14-15 2d S 
 Merrill M, 126) 1st S 
 Morton & Tufts, 10 1st S 
 Nelson C T, State Road, (Farmers 
 
 Ward) 
 
 Newman & Reed, 72 1st S 
 Ordner Louis & Jones, 1233-1212 2dS 
 Pitts & Co, State Road (Farmers 
 
 Ward) 
 
 Pod lech A, cor Main & 2 S 
 Russell J E S, Itt Main 
 Smith Frank, 78 1st S 
 Tomney Peter, cor 1 S A 1 E 
 Tufts & Ny strorn, 87-89 Main St 
 Uebel Albert, 17-19 2d S 
 Webber Chas F, 139 Main 
 Whitehead G A, 2 S bet Main & IE 
 Whittemore B F, near R R Depot 
 Williams Jno A, 173 Main 
 Youngberg S V, 111 commercial 
 Youngberg & Schade, 55 2d S 
 
 SALT MANUFACTURERS, 
 
 Jeremy & Co, se 6 W & N T 
 Snell John W, cor 2 S & IE 
 
 SAMPLING WORKS. 
 (See Smelters & Sampling Works.) 
 
 SAUSAGES. 
 Taylor Frank D, Public Dealer 
 
 SCHOOLS & COLLEGES. 
 
 District Schools. Each ward has 
 School and Meeting House. (See 
 Assembly Rooms AC.) 
 Free School No. 1, ws 1 E bet 1& 2 S 
 Salt Lake Academy, ss 3 S bet E & 
 WT 
 
 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a full line of General Merchandise 
 
 2J 
 
Shoemakers' Tools of all kinds, W. L,. Pickard, Salt Lake. 
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 Salt f ake Collegiate Institute, es 2 
 
 Ebetl&2S 
 St Mary s Academy, ws 1 W bet 1 
 
 &2 S 
 
 St Mark's School, ns I S bet 1 & 2 E 
 Rager's Seminary, ns 1 S bet 1 & 2 
 
 W 
 University of Deserel, ne cor 1 N 
 
 &2 W 
 
 SECON I) HAND STORES. 
 
 ^astelo Frank, 100 Commercial 
 
 Brooksbank Geo. 2^1 Main 
 
 Broughton C J, IS opp Continent- 
 al Hotel 
 
 Butler Thos, .1 S n 1 W 
 
 Duncan Mrs M A, 1 S bet Main & 1 
 K 
 
 Mad sen Hans, Commercial bet 1 & 
 2S 
 
 Madsen Louisa, 51 1st S 
 
 Maltese S, 22i Main 
 
 Sate Geo, 1 K bet 2 & 3 S 
 
 Sterling James, 1 E bet 1 & 2 S 
 
 Williamson .las, 67 2<l S 
 
 Woods Jas A, Commercial bet 1 & 
 2 S 
 
 SEFDSMEN. 
 (See Florists A Seedsmen.) 
 
 SEWING MACHINES. 
 
 Day lies Jno, 66 Main 
 
 Hall L E, Agt Singer Sewing Ma- 
 chines, 1-2!, 1st S 
 
 Olsen C W, with White Sewing Ma- 
 chine Co 
 
 Sharp Jno, cor 1 W & S T 
 
 Singer Sewing Machine Co, 1224 1st 
 S 
 
 Sowles & Miller, 12W 1st S 
 
 White Sewing Machine Co, 1230 1st 
 S 
 
 Young Bros, 37 Main 
 
 SMELTERS AND SAMPLING 
 WORKS. 
 
 SODA WATER WORKS. 
 
 Den halter H, Son & Co, 123 Com- 
 mercial 
 Parsons Thos, Commercial bet 1 & 
 
 2S 
 
 STEAM SHIP LINES AGENTS. 
 Peterson J A,3 S bet 1 & 2 E 
 STOCK RAISERS. 
 
 Warren Joseph, 2lst Ward opp 
 School House 
 
 SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS. 
 
 Green W R Bro, 139 Main 
 Rehrmaii F & Co, 64 2d S 
 
 SURVEYORS. 
 
 Boutelle G V M, 95 Main 
 
 Bredemeyer Win, US Deputy Min- 
 eral Surveyor, 50 2d S 
 
 Gorlinski Joseph, U S Deputy Min- 
 eral Surveyor 49 Main 
 
 Westcoatt N, U S Mineral Survey- 
 or 139 Main 
 
 Wilder E B, U S Mineral Surveyor 
 139 Main 
 
 TAILORS. 
 
 (See Merchant Tailors.) 
 
 TANNERIES. 
 
 Morris Robett, 4 N bet 1 & 2 W 
 TEAS. 
 
 (See Coffee <t Spice Mills.) 
 
 Hardy Bros & P-urton, 26-2S Main 
 RuffEW, 53-55 1st S 
 Salt Lake Tea Co' Eckles & Jack- 
 son , 1 54, 1st S 
 
 TELEGRAPH COS. 
 
 (hu-rnania Smelter, Office over Des- Deseret Telegraph Co, 61-63 Main 
 eret 1'aiik Western Union Telegraph Co, 61- 
 
 Conklin J C, Office Utah Sampling 
 Mill over London Bank 
 
 SOAP WORKS, 
 Utah Soap Co, 4 W bet 4 & 5 W 
 
 63 Main 
 
 TELEPHONE COS 
 
 ! Utah Telephone Co, G W Naile, 
 Manager, cor Main & 1 S 
 
 Sardy Bros. & Burton carry a fine stock of Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps & fllotlxins 
 
Rubber and G-old Plated Carriage Harness at Pickard's. 
 
 Salt Lake City Business Directory. 2 1 9 
 
 TENT & AWNING MFGRS. 
 
 Balser J, 34 2d S 
 McOord Wm, 30 2d S 
 Page E S, 197 Main 
 
 THEATRES. 
 
 Salt Lake Theatre nw cor 1 S & 1 E 
 Walker Opera House 2 S bet Main 
 &1 W 
 
 TIN SHOPS & TINWARE. 
 
 Deign ton R & Co, 3 S bet Main & 1 E 
 James David, 69 Main 
 Madsen P W & Co, 68 Main 
 Richan W, 131 Commercial 
 Woodford E, cor 2 S & 4 E 
 
 TRANSFER COMPANIES. 
 
 Mulloy & Paul, 2 S bet Main & 1 W 
 
 TRUNK FACTORIES. 
 
 Hellingsworth Wm, 61 1st S 
 Manning Jno, il 2 S 
 Meredith, Gallacher & Jones (see 
 Ogden 1 1% blk W of Continental 
 Hotel 
 
 UNDERTAKERS. 
 Skewes Wm,502d S 
 
 UPHOLSTERERS. 
 
 Barratt Bros, 123-131 Main 
 DinwoodeyPI, 1 Sbet Main & 1 W 
 
 VETERINARY SURGEONS 
 NunnDrC W, 1272 1st S 
 
 WAGONS & CARRIAGES. 
 (See Agricultural Implements. 11 
 
 Clawson H B, cor S T & Main 
 Deseret Carriage & Wagon Shops, 
 Oblad & Knight prop's 2 S bet 1 
 
 & 2E 
 
 Hopper A & Co, 2 S bet 1 & 2 E 
 Hutchison & Busbey, 140-142 Com- 
 mercial 
 
 Klipple Ph & Co, 20-22 2d S 
 Lowe Geo A, agtSchuttler Wagons, 
 
 1 E bet 1 A 2 S 
 
 Lowell Jno W Wagon Co, 1 E bet 1 
 & 2S 
 
 , Malquist Jno, Olive bet 1 &2 S 
 Mattison L B, 1 E bet 1 A 2 S 
 Nay lor & Pike, agts Cooper Wagons 
 
 1 E bet 1 & 2 S 
 Pacific Wagon & Implement Co, 1 
 
 E bet 1 & 2 S 
 
 Peck Jos A, cor 1 W & N T 
 Puzey H, bet Commercial & 1 E 
 Rundquist C F, 1 F, bet 2 & 3 S 
 Sebree Howard, 1 E bet 1 & 2 S 
 Studebaker Bros Mf'g Co, Deposi- 
 tory, (branch house of South Kend 
 
 Ind, 35-35 Main St 
 walker Jos, 1 E bet I & 2 S 
 
 WALL PAPER. 
 Rivers Bros, 212-214 Main 
 
 WHITE GOODS MFRS. 
 Allen Mrs L, 69 2d S 
 
 WHITE WASH E RS. 
 
 OdellA Son, 1 S opp Continental 
 Hotel 
 
 WINDOW GLASS. 
 
 Culmer G F & Bros, 20-22-28-30 1 S 
 Sears & Liddle, 28 1 S 
 
 WINES & LIQUORS. 
 (See Liquors.) 
 
 WHITE LEAD WORKS. 
 
 Germania White Lead Works, over 
 Deseret Bank 
 
 WOODTURNERS. 
 
 Dahlgren D B, Plum St 
 Day A B, ne cor S T & 5 W 
 Jensen N, es 4 E bet 6 & 7 S 
 
 WOOL DEALERS, 
 (See Hides, Wool, Pelts &c. i 
 
 WOOLEN MILLS. 
 
 Provo Woolen Mills, Jno C Cutler 
 agt, 34-36 Main 
 
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 Jon't ferget that Hardy Bros- Is Burton hftva avell selected stock of Dry flood* 
 
a?h raid for Hides, W',ol and Furs, W. L. Piekard, Salt laie City, Utah. 
 
 SALT LAKE COUNTY 
 
 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 ALTA 
 
 Is one of the oldest raining .towns in the Territory, and the mines sur- 
 rounding it have achieved a world-wide fame. It is situated near the 
 summit of Little Cotton wood Canyon. The town is one line of the 
 Wasateh & Jordan Valley II. it. Distant seventeen miles from Sandy 
 and twenty-eight miles by rail from Sa.t Lake City. Population in- 
 cluding that at the surrounding mines reaches probably 890. 
 Collins C H, Saloon & Lodging Smith Peter, Brewer 
 
 House Stric'tley .1 no, Gen'l Store 
 
 Sickles ctias M, Saloon Thomas Albert, Hotel 
 
 Simmons F H, Drugs Tucker & Wallace, Geii'l Store 
 
 BIG COTTONWOOD. 
 
 Neilson Jas, G-on'l Store 
 
 BINGHAM 
 
 Is a mining town and central point of West Mountain Mining District. 
 Is twenty-eight miles south-west of Salt Lake City and is reached by 
 the Binghain Canyon and Camp Floyd It. R. Population about 500 
 
 Chandler Geo K, I. umber and Coal McDonald 11 D, Wagons 
 
 Clay Daniel, Saloon Mclimes, Duncan & Co, Gen'l Store 
 
 Cooper vVm, G^u'l Store Morris I & Co, Gen'l Stoie 
 
 Crane A, Blacksmith Phelan & Hayes, Gen'l Store 
 
 Davis Geo, Li very Smith Geo A, Hotel 
 
 Gunson 11 A, Geii'l Store Strickley Jno, Gen'l Store 
 
 Heidel & Mcr^voy, Gen'l Store Tavey i j , stationery & Drugs 
 
 Klopenstlne A, Hotel Toland & Lee, Saloon 
 Lodders A, Saloon 
 
 BRINTON. 
 
 Population about 390. 
 
 Big Cotton wood Co-op M Institu- Howard L A, Saloon 
 
 tioii d S Miller H & Son, Millers & Machine 
 Brin ton Bros, Geri'l Store Agents 
 
 Brintoii & Butler, Saw Mill Nelson & Co, Gen'l Store 
 
 DRAPER 
 
 On the U. S. II, R., about eighteen miles from Salt Lake City. Is a 
 farming settlement with a population of 490. 
 
 Bobe-g N, Blacksmith Smith L, Blacksmith 
 
 Garll <& Stewart, Gen'l Store Sorenson P, Carpenter 
 
 Green B, Gen'l Store Wright Jno, Carpenter 
 
 MILL CREEK. 
 
 Population of about 1,000 farming town, 6 miles soulh-east of Salt 
 Lake City. 
 
 L. Goldberg, the only Clothing Manufacturer, S. L. City 
 
Wrought Spanish Bits & Spurs, W. L. Pickard, Salt Lake. 
 
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 General Merchandise. 
 
 Z. C. M. I. BOOTS and SHOES a Specialty. 
 
 Exporter and Shipper of 
 
 IP:R,O:D TJOIEJ. 
 
 CAMVS, MIMING and SURVEYING 
 S SU'P'PLIE'D. 
 
 PROVO CITY, UTAH. 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 
 
 HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR WHEAT 
 
 JOHN W. HOOVER, Manager. 
 
 flail and sea Hardy Bros. & Burton's complete stock of Staple ft Fancy Groceries 
 
Henry Arthur's Boot and Shoe Uppers, W. L. Piclrard, Salt Lake City, Titan 
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 Salt Lake County Business Directory. 223 
 
 Christenen H, Blacksmith Woodman D, Shoe Maker 
 
 Gordon Jas, G S Mill &c 
 
 SANDY STATION. 
 
 Located twelve miles south of Salt Lake City, on the U. S. R. B. at 
 its junction with the Wasatch & J. V. R. R. Population about 300. 
 Noted principally for sampling ore facilities. 
 
 Bagley Wm, Butcher Osterman Jas, Gen'l Store 
 
 Gardner J, Miller Pioneer Sampling Works 
 
 Rodel Sam'l, Butcher 
 
 , 
 Hardy J, Saloon 
 
 Harrison I, Gen'l Store Schmidt C J, Drugs 
 
 Hatch ST, Hotel Schuler Joseph, Brewer 
 
 Holman E, Gen'l Store Scott & Anderson, Sampling Works 
 
 Kemp Sam'l li, Saloon Trip W B, Saloon 
 
 Mclntosh R, Sampling Works Utah forwarding Co 
 
 ivlarriot Geo, Stationery White A, Harness Makers 
 
 Marriott Thos E, G S & Blacksmith Willittle Ihos tt, Shoemaker 
 
 Mingo Sampling Works & Furnace Yongberg A, Shoemaker 
 
 SOUTH COTTONWOOD 
 
 A few miles south of Salt Lake City , Population of about 1,000. Some- 
 what scattered. 
 
 Arnold .Tno, Brewery S Cottonwood Co-op Store, Gen'l 
 
 Germania Lead Works Mdse, R Howe Supt 
 
 Hall M E, H tel Spillet Jas, Gen'l Store 
 
 Haynes Harry, Gen 1 Store Warenski E C, Gen'l Store & Saloon 
 
 Lovendahl S M, G S & Blacksmith Winkle R, Brewer 
 
 Miller & Son, Millers WOOLLEY O A, Gen'l Mdse 
 
 PHILLIPS W J, Boot & Shoe Mk'r Young W G, Dentist 
 
 UNION, 
 
 A small farming settlement. About thirteen miles from Salt Lake 
 City, near the south-east portion of the valley. Population 350. 
 
 Graham J no, Gen'l Store Oborn Jno, Gen'l Store 
 
 WASATCH 
 
 Is a small town on the Wasatch & I. V. R. R. in Little Cottonwood Can- 
 yon, where the rock for the Salt Lake Temple is quarried. Population 
 
 300. 
 
 Anderson A, Hay & Grain Mooreland & Oliver, G S 
 
 Ballou R B, Saloon Slife Sam'l, G S 
 
 Dawson & Bro, Gen'l Store 
 
 WEST JORDAN 
 
 A prosperous town of about 1,200 population on the Bingham Canyon 
 R. R. near its Junction with the U. S. R. R., about 12 miles from Salt 
 Lake City. Devoted mostly to farming and stock raising. 
 
 Cooper F A, Gen'l Store Goff H & Co, Gen'l Store 
 
 Cutler B L, Gen'l Store Hall A, Saloon 
 
 Erickson J H, Miller 
 
 You can save 10 per cent by buying Clothing at L* Goldberg'* 
 
FF. I/. Ticltard carries a full line of Trotting & Racing Goods 
 
 FARMER'S EXCHANGE, 
 
 PETER STUI3BS, Propr. 
 
 Dealer in General Merchandise. 
 
 Mining ind Surveying Patties Supplied. 
 
 | 
 
 PROVO HOTEL, 
 
 Mrs. E. C. PULSIPHER, Propr. 
 
 ffiflTEIL 
 
 OF PROVO CITY. 
 
 Situated on the west side of Main Street, four blocks 
 from Depot. 
 
 RS AGAR TARTUP, 
 
 North Side Centre Street. 
 PROVO CITY, UTAH. 
 
 Dealer In GENERAL MERCHANDISE, 
 
 All kinds of Confectionery, Groceries, Toys, Dry Gooas, 
 
 and i<ancy Articles. 
 THE BAZAR OF PROVO CITY. 
 
 Henry G. Carroll & Son, 
 
 ARCHITECTS, DESIGNERS, CONTRACTORS 
 AND BUILDERS. 
 
 Also Manufacturers Iron Fences and all kinds of 
 Iron Work. 
 
 ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Correspondence Solicited. 
 
 L. Goldberg has tlic largest stock of Men's wear in S. L<. City 
 
Nobby Riding Saddles & Bridles, WX. Pickard, Salt Lake 
 
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 UTAH COUNTY. 
 
 This county was organized in 1852, although it had been settled 
 several years previous to that date. Its boundaries are : North by Salt 
 Lake County, East by Wasatch County, South by Sanpete and Juab 
 counties, and West by Juab and Tooele counties. It is one of the cen- 
 tral counties and ranks in population, wealth and influence next to 
 Salt Lake. The county has an area of over 2,000 square miles, much of 
 which is excellent farming and meadow land, while the mountaneous 
 portions afford an abundance of first-class timber. The midland coun- 
 ties are supplied with cedar posts from Rush and Cedar Valleys in this 
 county. The total number of acres under cultivation in 1880 was over 
 45,000. Utah County leads the Territory in its yield of barley, corn, 
 beans, sugar cane, hay, apples, pears, plums, apricots and shrub fruits. 
 The eastern portion is well watered by copious streams from the Wa- 
 satch mountains which are conducted by canals and irrigating ditches 
 over many thousands of acres. The cities and towns are ranged along 
 the northern and eastern shores of Utah Lake with remarkable regular- 
 ity. Utah Lake is a body of fresh water with a surface of about 225 
 square miles. It is well stocked with trout, mullet and chub which 
 find a ready market in Salt Lake City. It occupies a central position 
 in the county. The lake is emptied by the Jordan Kiver which flows 
 into Great Salt Lake. 
 
 PROVO CITY. 
 
 Is the county seat of Utah County, situated on the Provo River at the 
 base of the Wasatch Mountains which at this point rise to a tremendu- 
 ous height. 
 
 One characteristic feature of this city is the large number of elegant 
 dwellings of which it can boast. In addition to this there are quite a 
 number of elaborate residences in the course of erection, also public 
 buildings among which may be mentioned the large tabernacle and 
 new theatre. 
 
 The industries of Provo consist conspicuously of woolen mills and 
 sericulture. It is here also that millions of pounds of fruit are annual- 
 ly raised and dried for the markets. 
 
 The "Territorial Enquirer," published semi-weekly, is a good and 
 authentic newspaper. 
 
 They have first-class schools, also the Brigham Young Academy, 
 which is one of the most prominent places of learning in the Terri- 
 tory. It is here also that the Territorial Insane Asylum is located. 
 
 3ardy Bros. & Burton carry a fine stock of Boots & Shoes, Eats, Caps & SlotMng 
 
 30 
 
Handsome Double Buggy Harness at W. L. Pickard's. 
 
 GARDNER'S EXCHANG-E. 
 
 O. 2'S. 
 E>calcr in Frnils, Vegetables and Choice 
 
 Centre Street, I'HOVO CITY, UTAH. 
 
 2FIoneer 
 
 Centre St., PttuVO CiTV, UTAH. 
 
 Cakes, Pies, Bread and Confectionery. All kinds of 
 Summer Drinks. 
 
 .T. 9. LAMB, Proprietor. 
 
 ID. IF 1 . 
 
 BARBER. 
 
 Centre Street, - - Provo City, Utah. 
 
 THE FINEST AND M()T COMPLKTE RAHBKR SHOP IN 
 THK < ITY. HOT AND COLD BATHS. 
 
 ATTOR NEY-AT-LAW. 
 
 OFFTCF, Ce itreStr't, late Enquirer Office, PHTTO CITY, UTAH. 
 
 A. O. Smoot, pres. 'ohn Sharp, Vice Pres. 
 
 \V. H. Dusenberry, Cashier. 
 
 FIRST NATIONAL BANK. 
 
 PROVO CITY, UTAH. 
 
 Paid in Capital, $5O.OOO. 
 
 Buy and Sell Rxchnnreon princinal v.?iern nii'l Western Cities, 
 r p* j Special attention paid to Collections. 
 
 <3 J ! R?mittances matle at current rates or exchange. 
 
 J. P. Booth. Gt'O. M. Brown. 
 
 BOOTH & BROWN, 
 
 Utond to all kinds of !><ral Business. P-iecial attention given to 
 Forei'/n Collections, and th" prosecution o* claims to legacies 
 
 and inhpritan es In foreign count ies. A Ho l.usit e s in 
 7>, j the Lund Office and bpfore th^ difff-rent de= an- 
 
 me. ts of Government, promptly attended to. 
 
 ^ OFFICE, COURT HOUSE, PRQVO GUT. UTAH. 
 
 You can save JO i>vi' cent by buying (Jlotlting at J 
 
Wrought Spanish Kits & Spurs, W. T,. Pickard, Salt Lake 
 
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 Utah County Business Directory. 
 
 227 
 
 PROVO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 ATTORNEYS- AT-LAW. 
 
 BOOTH ^ 
 BOOT i J F, 
 BKO.V'iS GKO M 
 Dusonberry W H 
 KVANS l),.TEl 
 MILVFJU B 
 SU THRU LAND A G 
 Hutherland A O, Jr 
 Til U UM AN SR 
 
 BAKERS. 
 
 Osterloh H R 
 Shav Alexander 
 
 BANKERS. 
 
 FIRST NATIONAL BANK, WIL- 
 SON H DUSONBERRY, cabh 
 
 BAUBERS. 
 
 CLUFF D F, Centre Sfc 
 McMnrray (". P 
 HAWLINGSHE 
 
 button H D 
 
 BASKET MANUFACTURERS 
 Hind marsh T 
 
 BLACKSMITHS. 
 
 Douglass Wm, 
 Mcsldruirt David 
 Nelson C H 
 Pec c Hdwin 
 Sward An rust 
 White lenry 
 While T H & Bro 
 Worsley John 
 
 BOOKS & PRRIOI^ICAL AGTS. 
 CHEEVEKH A 
 
 BOOT & SHOE MAKERS. 
 
 Be a c amuel 
 L'*wis Thomas 
 Mpi'lrn-n .eoigo 
 Morby T F 
 s-niili Alfred 
 Thii^-ou P 
 Weutz P M 
 Williams Alex 
 
 BUTCHERS. 
 
 Bullock & Srnoot 
 
 Cook Luke 
 
 I 'copies Co-op Meat Ass'n 
 
 Ha'liday A 
 
 HardinffR 
 
 fctubbs Feter 
 
 B KICK MAKERS. 
 
 Reesley .1 F 
 
 Cook, Huberts & Co 
 
 CONFECTIONERS. 
 Groneman August 
 CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS. 
 ! Henry G Carroll & Son 
 COOPERS. 
 Skinner H B 
 
 CLOTHIERS. 
 
 Provp Co-operative Institution, A 
 iSingleton, manager 
 
 DENTISTS, 
 
 Flines R S 
 TalmageJ J 
 
 DEPUTY RECORDER, 
 DANIELSJAMFS R 
 
 DRUGGIST?. 
 
 Oilman B 
 iiiNESKS 
 
 Provo co-op Drug Dep't, Geo Q, 
 
 Coray, supt 
 Sim mo is F H, 
 
 Saoebridge CE 
 
 FIRS INSURANCE. 
 
 Green ha Igh A 
 tlalliday V L 
 
 FLOUR MILLS. 
 
 HOOVER JOHN W 
 Tanner Myron 
 
 Scn't forget that Hardy Bros- & Barton ha?* a well selected stock of Dry QOO 
 
Sole Leather, French Kip, Calf & Morroccos 
 
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 IPOIRT'RAIT G A LILIES "ST. 
 
 Centre Street, Provo City, Utah. 
 Branch Gallery at Payson. 
 
 THE ONLY GALLERY IN THE CITY. 
 
 PHOTOGRAPHS AND TIN TYPES TAKEN IN THE BEST STYLE 
 
 OF THE ART. 
 
 Enlarging and Copying a specialty. 
 
 Keep on hand a fine assortment of Frames, Albums and 
 Fancy Goods. 
 
 oH. i&ri 
 
 ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. 
 
 Special Attention Given to Collections. 
 FROVO CITY, UTAH. Correspondence Solicited. 
 
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 ATTORN F.Y-AT-LAW. 
 
 PilOVO CITY, UTAH. 
 Special Attention Given to Collections. 
 
 ; 
 
 August Gronemann, 
 
 In ^'ill its Branches. 
 
 HAWLEY HOUSE, 
 
 Pleasant Grove, Utah. 
 
 | ^ifte ovtEu pCacc to ac^ a/ 
 
 
 LIVERY AND FEED STABLE CONNECTED. 
 
 L. Goldberg has the largest stock of Men's wear In S. L. Citj 
 
Saddlery and Saddlery-Hardware, Jobbed by W. L, Picfcari Salt Lake City, 
 
 Utah County Business Directory. 
 
 229 
 
 FURNITURE. 
 
 Cluff, Booth & Co 
 Jensen P C 
 Taylor Geo 
 
 GENERAL MERCHANDISE. 
 
 C12'S 
 
 Freshwater W & Son 
 Gray W H & Co 
 Greenhalgh A 
 Harrison Mrs E 
 Hindmarsh Thos 
 Horton Mrs E 
 JONES S S, Centre St 
 Provo Co-operative Institution, 
 Reed Smoot , supt 
 
 Provo Mfg Co Mercantile Dep't 
 STARTUP MRS HAGAR, Centre 
 
 St 
 
 STAHTIN THOMAS, Centre St 
 STUBBS PETE It, Centre St 
 West Branch Provo Co-op Inst, R 
 
 C Kirkwood, supt 
 Z C M I, (Provo branch) 
 
 HOTELS. 
 
 Denver & Rio Grande Hotel, at 
 
 Station 
 EXCELSIOR HOUSE, JOHN W 
 
 DEAL, Prop'r 
 Milner Mrs 
 
 Provo House, Isaac Bullock, Prop'r 
 PULSE PH EU MRS E C, Provo Hotel 
 
 Main St 
 
 JEWELERS. 
 
 Muhelstein N 
 Neilseu S 
 
 JOB PRINTERS. 
 Graham J C 
 
 HARNESS & SADDLERY. 
 BEE F F& CO 
 
 LUMBER DEALERS. 
 
 Provo Lumber, Manufacturing & 
 
 Building Co, H H Cluff, supt 
 PAXMAN W RH, Salesman 
 
 LIME BUltNERS. 
 
 Edwards Robert 
 Jones & Keeler 
 
 LIVERY STABLES. 
 
 Davis H W, 
 Orser Evert 
 
 MACHINISTS. 
 
 Carroll H G & Son 
 Davis H W 
 Poulsen H 
 White T H & Bro 
 
 NEWSPAPER. 
 
 TERRITORIAL ENQUIRER, pub- 
 lished every Tuesday and Friday 
 afternoons, by J C Graham 
 
 PHOTOGRAPHERS. 
 DANIELS T E, JR, Centre st 
 
 PAINTERS. 
 
 Bowler John 
 Dunn W F 
 Jepseii Samuel 
 Maiben Henry J 
 Sielck J H 
 
 PHYSICIANS. 
 
 Hannberry Julius 
 H usted S 
 Miller W C 
 Riggs John 
 Simmons F H 
 Shoebridge C E 
 lalmage J J 
 
 POSTMASTER ASSISTANT. 
 McCAUSLINJ B 
 
 RESTAURANTS. 
 
 LAMB J S, Pioneer Lunch House, 
 
 Centre St 
 
 SAWYERS. 
 ELLIOT ED 
 
 STATIONERS. 
 
 Felt Brothers 
 
 Gray W H & Co 
 
 Greenhalgh A 
 
 Stationery Dept, Provo Co-op Inst 
 
 C 
 
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 Call and see Hardy Bros. & Burton's complete stock of Staple & Fancy Groceries 
 
WATXTX'S PATENT STIRRUP, bost for ttrmiclio Riders. 
 
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 91it5. 9ft. < 2). SlwtO-Md, 
 
 fed 
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 -H 
 
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 MILLINERY, DRY GOODS and NOTIONS, 
 
 Orders received by mail promptly attended to 
 PAYSON CITY, UTAH. 
 
 
 
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 JNO. C OSTLER, 
 
 NEPIII, UTAH. 
 Manufacturer and Importer of 
 
 32ji23!$33 
 
 Also a Large Stock of Morse Clothing, 
 Bridles, Whips, etc., Guns and Ammunition. 
 
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 NEPHI, UTAH. 
 
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 re, jTiii'ttceiirr 1 
 
 Millinery Goods, Dry Goods and /I/of ions. 
 
 Also all kinds of Toys, and Holiday Goods. 
 
 Orders from surrounding towns promptly attended to. 
 
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 Dealer in Beef, Mutton, Veal, Sausage, Etc. 
 
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 L. GOLDBKUG, LEADING CLOTIIIKR, S;ilt Luke Tity 
 
Ladlas Saddles in great variety at W. L. Picjara's. Salt Lake City, Utah. 
 
 Ufak County Business Directory. 
 
 231 
 
 STONEMASONS. 
 
 Collins Rros 
 (')o>k Thomas 
 Hill. James & Sons 
 J,iddiard Samuel 
 Liddiard Thomas 
 
 SITUVEYOHS. 
 
 Davin Thomas 
 Stark Daniel 
 Stewart A J 
 Tanner J M 
 
 TAILOHS. 
 
 Ambroson II J C 
 Hardy Charles 
 
 NMlsen C W 
 
 Singleton A 
 
 TINNERS. 
 
 Harrison YVm 
 Martin Thomas 
 Moore H J 
 
 TOYS,. 
 niNDMAUSH T 
 
 \VOOLE:T MILLS. 
 
 Provo Manufacturing Co, James 
 Dunn, supt 
 
 ALPINE CITY. 
 
 Population about 273. 
 Co-op Store, Gen' I Mdse 
 
 Nash \V, Mill 
 
 Dewey W & Son, Blacksmiths 
 
 AMERICAN FORK. 
 
 This active city has a population of about 2,010 consisting princi- 
 pally of farmers. Thirty-three mil e.s from Sa't Lake City on the line 
 of the U.C . R. R. Has a few good mines and quite a number of excel- 
 lent prospects ii the cou se of development. Ranking business is 
 mostly transacted through Salt Lake City and Provo. 
 
 Adams Arza, Groceries 
 Am H'ork 'o-op Merc in til o Tnst, 
 \V B < nith. snot, G3ti i Store, 
 
 Mill & Tannery 
 Rate ri. Soda Watjr & Ic3 Cream 
 
 t Votion* 
 Rate Wm, \ tions 
 Reunott A, Blacksmith 
 Rir't Pran'<, Hrevvor 
 lUJfty Lishsu liutcho)- 
 Carter Fas, Millwright 
 Chi- mian if. Live <toc'c 
 Chipman Ia^, ( J'>n I <t ^ro 
 Chip:na' W, f.ivo ^toc'c 
 <'onk r FI. Shoo Maker & Rarber 
 l^unkloy A, Gon'1 Store & PM 
 Kismoro lo^eph. Builder 
 Evr:in II, Wheelwright 
 Francis f, f 'oooor 
 (I ant W, Musi" 5-. Jewelry 
 Green A, LiveStO3k 
 
 ITl.yrloy W cu. Jewelry 
 
 Jackson Mary, Hotel 
 
 Jackson Wm vv r . Lumber 
 
 Tnlian S, Tailor 
 
 Keppprnick K, Hotel &c 
 
 J^appi^h Mrs fl. Notions 
 
 Lee K B, Painter 
 
 LoarieO, Carpenter 
 
 Pru-ttA Fverson, T^umber 
 
 Roberts Bros, Gen I store & Drugs 
 
 J?ibin-!on V D, viiller 
 
 Jt olvrson Jos, Carpenter 
 
 Kovviey Mrs. Notions 
 
 Smith W, RlackMtiith 
 
 S'lowj h, Groceries & Dry Goods 
 
 Sle^i^ Tli os, .Dewing Machines & 
 
 Notions 
 
 Thornton A K, Gen'l Store 
 tt'-alker Hobt, Blacksmith 
 Watovman (I A. Oru^lst 
 Wright Fred, iiutcher 
 
 Uartly Bros. & Burton :arry a foil Ins of General Merchandise 
 
Shoe Leather & Findings, W. L. Piokard, Salt Lake City 
 
 James Whitehead, Jr 
 
 -Manufacturer of- 
 
 Stocking Yarns, Jeans, Linseys, Flan- 
 nels, Seeks and Stockings. 
 
 AND DEALER IN 
 
 CASH PAID FOR WOOL. 
 
 , TJT-A.HI. 
 
 CAPITOL SALOON 
 
 ii, TJteli. 
 A. CHALMERS, Proprietor. 
 
 - Dealer in - 
 
 PURE WINES AND LIQUORS, 
 
 CIGARS and TOBACCO. 
 
 TJtali. 
 H. GOLDSBROUGH, Proprietor. 
 
 THE LEADING HOTEL OF THE CITY 
 
 Passengers conveyed to and from the Depot. Livery 
 
 and Feed Stables connected. 
 - Good Sample Rooms. ---- j* 
 
 _ _ __ i 3 
 
 L. Goldberg, the only Clothing Manufacturer, S. L, City 
 
Wrought Spanish Bits & Spurs, \V. JL. Fickard, Salt Lake. 
 
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 BENJAMIN, 
 
 A village about 63 miles south of Salt Lake City on the U. C. R. R., a^ 
 the southern extremity of Utah Lake. Population about 150, princi- 
 pally farmers. 
 
 Benjamin Co-op Store, B F Stew- Hickmaii G W, Physician 
 art, Manager, Gen'l Mdse 
 
 CEDAR FORT. 
 
 Cedar Fort Co-op Store, Gen'l Mdse Rodeback L B, Carpenter & Build- 
 Gyldner C P, Shoe Maker er & Gen'l Woodworker 
 
 Hacking Jno S, Gen'l Mdse Sawyer Walker O, Blacksmith 
 Hacking Jno S, Blacksmith 
 
 GOSHEN, 
 
 A farming settlement of about 500 inhabitants. It is situated on Cur- 
 rant Creek, seventy-five miles distant from Salt Lake City, six miles 
 west of the Utah Central R. R., has a population of about 500 inhab- 
 itants. 
 
 Edwards E, Stock Raiser Oklebery P, Carpeiitar 
 
 Goshen Co-op Store, Gen'l Mdse Price & Rouse, Mill 
 Gourlay Paul, Carpenter White J W, Blacksmith 
 
 Morgan Juo, Hotel 
 
 ;/j HOMANSVILLE. 
 
 ! Graham Alex, Wyoming Mill Locke I M, Mill 
 
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 LEHI, 
 
 An incorporated city, situated on the U. C. R. R., thirty-one miles 
 south from Salt Lake City. Population 2,0 JO, chiefly engaged in farm- 
 ing and stock raising. 
 
 Dorton Joseph & Son, Butchers People's Co-op Store, Gen'l Mdse 
 Goodmonson G & Son,s Jewelers TR Cutler, supt 
 
 Harwood J & Son, Harness Makrs Taylor Samuel, Blacksmith 
 Mulliner S, Grist Mill Trane & Powell, Gen'l Store 
 
 Woodhouse Tno, Geri'l Store 
 
 PAYSON. 
 
 Situated on the U. C. R, R., about sixty-seven miles south of Salt Lake 
 City. One of the most prosperous towns of Utah Co. Population about 
 2,600, consisting principally of farmers. Payson can boast of quite a 
 number of valuable mines located near by, consisting of hematite Jiron 
 and other more precious metals. 
 
 Bahr C O, Peddler Moore J H, Hotel 
 
 8 : Bills Jos, Peddler Page J S, Mang'r Payson Co-op C 
 
 S I BrigharnJ, Blacksmith Store . 
 
 ffardy Bros. & Barton carry a full line of General Merchandise 
 
 81 
 
Henry Arthur's Boot and Shoe Uppers, W, L, Pictard, Salt Lake City, titan 
 
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 Box M, Hotel 
 
 Brimhail N, Blacksmith 
 
 Clayson & Ostler, Shoe Makers 
 
 Collett B E, Saloon 
 
 Daniels J, Peddler 
 
 Diem Jno, Harness Mkr A Tannery 
 
 Done Jno & Sons, Saw Mill 
 
 Douglas Mrs A, Millinery 
 
 Douglass Wm & Sons, Gen'l Store 
 
 Finlayson Jas, Payson Co-op Mill- 
 ing Co 
 
 Gough R & Sons, Saloon & Drugs 
 
 Greer J II, Physician 
 
 Hancock Cnas, Wagon Mkr 
 
 Hancock S, Meat Market 
 
 Hancock G W & Sons, Gen'l Store 
 & Batchers 
 
 Hancock & Shurtliff, Lime, Lum- 
 ber &c 
 
 Huisch J & Son, Blacksmiths 
 
 Huish W H & Sons, Furniture 
 
 Jones J S, Saw Mill 
 
 McBeth J S, Wagons & Agriculfl 
 Implements, Grain & Produce 
 
 McBeth & Tempest, Gen'l Store 
 
 Mitchell D, Shoe Maker 
 
 Mitchell D A, Shoe Maker 
 
 Patton Geo, Blacksmith & Wagons 
 
 Payson Co-op Dairy 
 
 Payson Co-op Institution 
 
 Payson Co-op Market, T H Wilson, 
 supt 
 
 Payson Co-op Milling Co, Jas Fin- 
 lay son, manager 
 
 PerssonJno, Tailor 
 
 POTTER AM AS A, Hotel 
 
 Provstgaard J, Watchmaker 
 
 Reece J , Blacksmith 
 
 Schramm Chas C 
 
 Simons G, Physician 
 
 SIMONS MRS M D, Millinery, Dry 
 Goods, Groceries &c 
 
 Simons O, Grist Mill 
 
 Simons & Hulsh, Saw Mill 
 
 Stevens E, Fruits 
 
 Townsend J L, Drags 
 
 Wadsworth T S, Physician 
 
 Wilson T H, Payson Co-op Mkt 
 
 Wightman Mrs J L, Sewing Mach, 
 Musical Insts, Books, Notions 
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 Wimmer T G, Stocks 
 
 Wirthin L, Gen'l Mdse 
 
 Worsencroft S, Tinsmith 
 
 MUSIC AND VARIETY STORE 
 
 ZEL. .JOISTIES, 
 
 Importer and Dealer in 
 
 MUSICAL MERCHANDISE 
 
 Toys, Maps, Pictures, Books and Stationery, Watches 
 and Jewelry, Frames, Glassware, Porce- 
 lain Notions, Etc., Etc , 
 
 3bTep3a.i, TJta.li. 
 Dealer in 
 
 WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS and TOBACCO. 
 
 TZHIOS. Q-. 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Dealer in 
 
 Home-Made and Imported Furniture, 
 
 MATRESSES, LOOKING GLASSES, Etc., Etc, 
 
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 tea, 
 
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 NEPHI, 
 
 UTAH. 
 
 You can save 1O per cent by buying Clothing at L.Goldberg'* 
 
Shoemakers 9 Toolp of all Jcinds, W~ L* Pichasd, Salt Lake. 
 
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 Uiah County Business Directory. 235 
 
 PLEASANT GROVE. 
 
 A prosperous farming|town on thelJ. C. R. R., about eleven miles north 
 from Provo. Population 1,400. 
 
 ANDERSON S W, Cabinet Maker Newman F W. Blacksmith & Wag- 
 Beers F, Gen'l Store & Produce oils 
 CLARK BROS & CO, Gen'l Mdse Pierson Mrs B F, Millinery 
 Driggs B W & Sons, Dry Goods & Pleasant Grove Co-op Institution, 
 
 Notions J no Brown, mang'r, Gen'l Mdse 
 
 Driggs & Co, Dry Goods A Notions Smith & Whittaker, Agricultural 
 
 HAWLEY MRS ELLICE, Hawley Implements 
 
 House & Livery Stable 
 
 SALEM, 
 
 Population of 300; small farming settlement. 
 
 Salem Co-op Institution, A Engberg, Manager, G S 
 
 SANTAQUIN. 
 
 Population of 650 a farming town situated in the extreme south of 
 Utah Co. Its resources consist also of considerable lumbering interests, 
 Leetham Jno, Gen'l Mdse Santaquin Co-op Store, E Open- 
 
 Riter LE & Co, Gen'l Mdse shaw, Supt 
 
 SPANISH FORK 
 
 Is an incorporated city of about 21,0)0 inhabitants, twelve miles south 
 of Provo. 
 
 It is one of the important towns of Utah County, and is growing 
 steadily in wealth and influence, and with its vast agricultural re* 
 sources is able to support a still larger population. As a manufactur- 
 ing town it is destined to become important, and supports a solid cir- 
 cle of active business men. 
 
 Adamson Allen, Machinist Malcom, Thomas &Co, Gen'l Mdse 
 
 Anderson James, Blacksmith McConigal H, Druggist 
 
 Angus John, Flour Mill McKell R. Blacksmith 
 
 Atwood C B, Brickmaker MellorJF, Shoemaker 
 
 Banks William, Butcher Miller James, General Mdse 
 
 Barney John, Physician Money Richard, Woodturner 
 
 Bowen David, Blacksmith Monk Charles, Notary Public 
 
 Brown Benton Flour Mill Moore John, Justice of Peace 
 
 Chappel Joseph, Butcher Moore H, Shoemaker 
 
 Chivrell Alma, Bootmaker Morgan J E, Rlacksmith 
 
 Clark A, Tinner Morrison J E, Wagonmaker 
 
 Cornaby Samuel, Apariaii Murray & Ainge, Saloon 
 
 Creer William, Attorney-at-law Neilson A P, Painter 
 
 Darger W H, Tailor Neilson R, Harness & Saddlery 
 
 Dimiick T J, Stock Dealer Packett Charles, Cooper 
 
 Evans T D, Gen'l Mdse Peterson S, Furniture 
 
 Gardner Neils, Flour Mili RocKhill John, Gen'l Mdse & Post 
 
 Hales G G, Constable Master 
 
 Holdering & Evans, Shoe Factory Row r e John, Shoemaker 
 
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 Son't forget that Hardy Bros- & Burton have a well selected stock of Dry Gtood* 
 
California Lasso Saddles, W. L, Piokard, Salt Lake City. 
 
 i 236 Utah County Business Directory. 
 
 Humble Henry, Blacksmith Shimmon R, Flour Mill 
 
 JONES W R, Musical Mdse Spanish Fork Co-operative Insti- j p^ 
 
 Jones J P. Tailor tution, W O Creer, Supt i r\ 
 
 Jones L W, Shoemaker Watman C, Tinner j w 
 
 Lawrence A T, Flour Mill Warren W J, Gen'l Mdse Oo 
 Mad sen N P, Bootmaker 
 
 SPRING LAKE. 
 
 A small settlement midway between Santaquin and Payson. Popula- 
 tion about 250. 
 
 Johnson J F, Gen'l Mdse Soainhour Wm, Carpenter 
 
 Johnson & Sons, Gen'l Store & Wilson G W, Carpenter 
 Fruit Packers 
 
 SPRINGV1LLE. 
 
 An important incorporated city in Utah County, with a population of i |H 
 about 2,500, with numerous manufacturing and mercantile institutions. 
 Situated on the Utah & Pleasant Valley K. R, The principal pursuit of 
 the settlers is fanning, the soil is very fertile and well adapted for this 
 purpose and ranks this town as foremost in agriculture. 
 Allsworth Jas, Boot & Shoe Mkr Reynolds Bros & Co,-Gen'l Mdse 
 Bissell & Nelson, Millinery RO FLANGE MKS T, Millinery 
 
 Crandall M P, Hotel Roylance Arnold, Boot & Shoe Mkr 
 
 Dallin 'I hos, Grocer Sperry & Co, Druggists & Gen Mds 
 
 P^vans J P, Tinner Springville Co-op Mercantile Insti- 
 
 Groesbeck N H, Gen'l Store tution, T W Boyer, Supt 
 
 Hendrickson Mrs A, Milliner Storrs & Crandall, Grist Mill 
 
 Huntington N D, Post Master WHITEHEAD J, Jr. Manufacturer 
 
 Packard N, Gen'l Mdse & Deaier in Gen'l Mdse 
 
 Packard Bros & Co, Gen'l MJse WOOD L G, Accountant 
 
 = 5 i YINCEMT fc OSTL.ER, 
 
 **| EXCLUSIVE BOOT AND SHOE MERCHANTS 
 
 i | LADIE'S AND GENTS' FINE BOOTS AND SHOES, 
 
 5j j And everything in the Boot and Shoe line. 
 
 g g I HAND SEWED GOODS A SPECIALTY. 
 
 2^ i Main Street, between 4th and 5th, OGDEN. 
 
 i _____________ _______________. _ . _ 
 
 O | JAMES E. FOOTE, 
 
 S i AGENT FOR THE COOPER WAGONS AND HAZARD POWDER. 
 
 O | Dealer in BUGGIES, REAPERS, MOWERS, 
 
 -^ | DRILLS, RAKES, etc.. HARNESS, SADDDES, BLANKETS, TENTS, 
 
 I WAGON COVERS, Etc. 
 
 L. Goldberg- has the larg-est stock of Men's wear in S. 1^. City 
 
Nobby Riding Saddles & Bridles, WX.. Fickard, Salt Lake 
 
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 WEBER COUNTY. a 
 
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 This county, which ranks as one of the most important of the Ter. 
 ritory, was first settled in 1850, and its county seat,Ogden, incorporated 
 the following year. It is bounded on the north by Cache and Box 
 Elder Counties, on the east by Rich, on the south by Davis and Morgan 
 Counties, and on the west by the shore of the Great Salt Lake. It con- ^ 
 tains an area of nearly 600 squat e miles with a population variously es- {3 
 
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 W 
 
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 M 
 OQ 
 
 ti mated at from 22,000 to 25,003. 
 
 The county possesses fine agricultural facilities in its vast stretches 
 of arable and pasture lands which are open to cultivation and are amp- 
 ly supplied with water for irrigating purposes. 
 
 Among her resources are her abundance of fine timber, a number 
 of iron mines, and the Ogden and Weber Rivers that furnish abundant 
 water power for milling and manufacturing interests. Weber County 
 contains quite a number of towns besides Ogden City, most of them, 
 however, being scattered farming villages. 
 
 Those ranking most in importance are, North Ogden, Hooper Alma, 
 Harrisville, Huntsville, Plain City, Slaterville and Uintah. 
 
 Most of the area of the county is mountaneous in the extreme, em- 
 bodying scenery that is romantic and sublime, 
 
 Amid the snowy peaks are charming valleys, some of which con- 
 tain settlements, while all furnish good pasture for the numerous flocks 
 and herds. 
 
 OGDEN. 
 
 This is the second largest city in importance in the Territory. 
 
 It is admirably located near the western base of the Wasatch range 
 of mountains, at the junction of the Ogden and Weber River, which 
 furnish more than enough requisite water power. 
 
 The city has grown steadily until the population has now reached 
 about 8,000 souls, Ogden has inherent the elements of prosperity being 
 central in a highly productive agricultural region, containing also 
 first-class manufacturing facilities. 
 
 much interest to the exploring tourist. 
 
 This city is more popularly termed the Jurction City, owing to 
 the number of cross roads here, of the many lines of railroads which 
 communicate with all portions of the globe. 
 Adams L B, storage, commission Adams L R, (Guthrie, Dooley & 
 
 & forwarding, 4th Street Co) 4th Street 
 
 The natural beauties of the surrounding scenery are varied and of 
 
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 Sail and see Hardy Bros. & Burton's complete stock of Staple & Fancy Groceries 
 
Rubber and Gold Plated Carriage Harness at Pickard's. 
 
 H. C. WARDLEIGH'S 
 
 MUSICAL MERCHANDISE 
 
 <(( AND ) 
 
 MAIN STREET, - OGDEN, CITY. 
 
 JP. O. BOX 49. 
 
 Brewery and Malthouse. 
 
 MORITZ R1CHTER, Prop. 
 
 Main Street, OGDEN CITY, Utah Ter. 
 
 I2ST 
 
 ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 
 
 IP. O. IBOIS 25. 
 
 L. Goldberg has the largest stock of Men's wear in 8. Li. City 
 
First Prizes awarded at all Territorial Fairs, to W. L Pickard, Salt Lakb, 
 
 Weber County Business Directory. 
 
 239 
 
 Alexander D, insurance, loan, real 
 estate & collection agency, 4th 
 Allen James, gen mdse, Main St 
 Allen J X, M D, Main Street 
 Allen S J, bookkeeper, Main St 
 Anderson A C, clerk, Main St 
 Anderson P, merchant tailor, 5th 
 Arcade dining rooms, 4th Street 
 Ashby Thos, boots & shoes, Main 
 
 Bales Jno A, sadler, Main Street 
 Ballinger A, real estate and loan 
 
 agent, Main, bet 4th and 5th 
 BANKS G M, Nevada Saloon. 4th 
 Barnard &. White, lumber yard & 
 
 planing mill, cor Wall & 4th 
 BARRATT P BRCI V AL J, attorney 
 at-law, notary public and col- 
 lector, late asst U S District at- 
 torney, es Main Street 
 BECK WITH G, Hotel, cor Main 
 
 and 5th Streets 
 
 Beebe W S, dentist, Main Street 
 Bergelin O W, tailor, Main Street 
 Bishop Jno H, (Driver & Bishop) 
 
 4th Street 
 
 Blackwell Chas, carpenter & buil- 
 der, 4th Street 
 
 Blackwell Jas, groceries, Main St 
 Blackwell Jas, painter & decorator 
 
 Main Street 
 
 Blanchard H S, clerk, 5th Street 
 Blomquist Jno, tailor, Main Street 
 Bluth J M L, tailor, 5th Street 
 Bond H M, (II M Bond & Co) 4th 
 Bond H M & Co, groceries, 4th 
 Bostwick Jno, clerk, 5th Street 
 Bo wring Mrs M, millinery, Main 
 BOYLE & CO, furniture dealers & 
 upholsterers, es M, bet 4th & 5th 
 Bozarth A L, barkeeper, 5th Street 
 Brewer Mrs E, millinery, 5th 
 Briggs James, farmer, beach 
 Briggs Mrs E, farmer, bench 
 Broome Hotel, A D Shakespeare, 
 
 propr, cor Main and 5th 
 Brown F G, operator U P Tel Co 
 Brown Francis H, salesman, cor 
 
 Pearl and 5th 
 
 Browning Bros, gunsmiths, Main 
 Bruesch Geo, saloon, 5th Street 
 Bryan Scott, clerk Ido DivlJ PR'y 
 Buchner Geo, with Cal'a Brewing 
 
 Depot, Main, bet 4th and 5th 
 Burns Wm, carpenter, 4th Street 
 Burton, Herrick <fe White, general 
 
 merchandise, 4th Street 
 Burton Thos J, restaurant, 5th St 
 Butcher Walter, machinist, Main 
 
 Carr B J, jeweler, 5th Street 
 
 Carroll Wm, carpenter, 4th Street 
 Carroll Wm, pioneer livery stable, 
 
 Main, bet 4th and 5th 
 Cederstrom M, merchant tailor, 4th 
 Central Hotel, 5th 
 Chambers Chas, bakery and res- 
 taurant, Main Street 
 Chambers J G, bookseller & sta- 
 tioner, 5th Street 
 Champneys T, bookkeeper, 5th St 
 Chandler Geo, butcher, Main St 
 Child Austin W, dry goods, &c 
 
 Main 
 
 CHILDSWG & SON, dry goods, 
 carpets, stoves & tinware, gro- 
 ceries, &c., Main Street 
 Christie Sam'l, pedler,6th Street 
 Clark John, teamster, 4th Ward 
 CLAYTON & HAMILL, saloon, 4th 
 Clayton J J, (Clayton & HamiiJ) 4th 
 Coker Wm L, boarding house, 4th 
 Coleman Jas, shoemaker, Main 
 Collins Richard, (Collins House,) 
 
 cor 5th and Young 
 Colman Wm, sadler, Main 
 Condon AS, M D, 4th Street 
 Connor Thos, clerk, 5th Street 
 Coolidge J E, > ss't supt Pullman 
 
 Palace Car Co, Franklin 
 Crandall J K, barkeeper, 4th and 
 
 Franklin 
 Crawshaw Henry, clerk E Street, 
 
 bet 3d and 4th 
 
 Crawshaw & Wilson, gen mdse, 4th 
 Cross R W, bookkeeper, Main 
 Curtiss F H. (Curtiss & Co) Main 
 Curtiss & Co, hardware, <fec, Main 
 Cushing C W, U C R'wy Office 
 
 Dana Nellie, clerk 
 
 DEE J M, LIVERY STABLE, 5th 
 
 Dee Rose, Milliner, 4th 
 
 Dee Thomas, groceries and crock- 
 ery ware, 4th 
 
 Dial & Kelley, harness and saddle 
 manufacturers, Main Street 
 
 Dodge Mrs Julia, restaurant, 4th 
 
 Doddridge W B, gen'l supt Idaho 
 Div U P R'wy 
 
 Dooley R M (Guthrie,Dooley & Co) 
 4th Street 
 
 Driver & Bishop, druggists, &c, 4th 
 
 Driver Jesse J , (Driver & Bishop) 
 4th Street 
 
 Driver Wm & Son, wholesale drugs 
 Main Street 
 
 DUNHAM & CO, grocery and bak- 
 ery, 5th Street 
 
 Dunham A, (A Dunham & Co) 5th 
 
 Duryea WL, (Potter, Duryea &Co) 
 cor 5th and Main 
 
 Sardy Bros. & Burton carry a fine stock of Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps & Clothing 
 
Shoemakers' Tools of all Kinds, W. L. Pickard, Salt Lake. 
 
 Manufacturing Confectioner. 
 
 IMPORTER AND JOBBER OF 
 
 %3 
 
 CIGARS, TOYS, DOLLS, PERFUMERY, 
 
 ^ j AND 
 
 sjj FANCY GOODS GENERALLY. 
 
 ^3Q I 
 
 Street, Og-d-en., TJtsili. 
 
 P. O. Box 182. 
 
 CANDIES, NUTS, CRACKERS, TOBACCO, 
 
 Purchasers in Northern and Southern Utah, will find 
 O it to their interest to obtain prices from the "Junction 
 
 4| CURTISS & 'CO., 
 
 Dealess in HARD WA11E, STEEL and NAILS. 
 
 J FARMERS' BLACKSMITHS' AND MINERS' TOOLS. HOWE'S 
 g i SCALES. TIN, COPPER AND STAMPED WARE. 
 
 ^ ~ j TINWARE MANUFACTUREES. 
 
 ^ | MAIN STREET, OGDEN, 
 
 Between Ogden and Plain City, Utah. 
 
 II 
 
 _A_. LIE IPiFIEIR,, 
 
 BATH HOUSE, 
 
 Corner 3rd Main, OGDEN CITY, UTAH. 
 
 5,1 j HOT, COLD, MEDICATED AND ELECTRIC BATHS, 
 <p| ALL OLD CHRONIC DISEASES CUBED WITHOUT MEDICINE. 
 
 S j ~~j7s. LEwis~&~caT 
 
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 3. tSRatclimafejcts ^ 
 
 OGDEN CITY, UTAH. 
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 GOLDBERG, LEADING CLOTHIER, Salt Lake Oity 
 
Handsome Double Buggy Harness at W. L. Pickard's. 
 
 Weber County Business Directory. 
 
 241 
 
 Eayrs & O'Neil, commercial bar, 
 
 Main and 5th 
 Eccles D, lumber yard, door and 
 
 sash factory, 4th Street 
 ECCLES J H, wood turning* furni- 
 ture and builder, 5th Street 
 Edwards Benj, bootblack, 5th 
 EKLUND C A, merchant tailor, 
 
 Lewis building, Main Street 
 Eclund Jno E, clerk, Main Street 
 Emmett & Farley, blacksmiths 
 Ensign Edgar, machinist, Main 
 
 Farley L, tonsorial artist, 4th St 
 Farley W, blacksmith, wagons and 
 
 carriages. Main, bet 3d & 4th 
 Farr Bros, flour and grain, wagons 
 
 and machinery, 4th Street 
 Farrell Wm, books & stationery 
 
 and job printer, 4th Street 
 Felshaw D M, attorn ey-at law and 
 
 U S commissioner, Main Street 
 Fiddler & Springer, maps, charts 
 
 & dictionaries, Main Street 
 Fiddler W A & Co, general agency, 
 
 Main Street 
 Fiddler W A, (W A Fiddler & Co.) 
 
 Main Street 
 
 Field Susan, clerk, 5th Street 
 First Nat Bank, cor 4th & Main 
 Flygare N C, architect & builder, 
 
 Smith, bet 4th and 5th 
 Flygare N C, clerk, cor 4th & Main 
 Folger W, bookkeeper, 4th Street 
 Foote J E, dealer in carriages, har- 
 ness & saddlery, cor Main &5th 
 Forbes G W, clerk, Young Streel 
 Forbes H B, builder, 2d Street 
 Fowles W L, barber shop, 4th 
 FRANK S II & CO, hides A leather 
 
 Main, bet 3d and 4th 
 Funge Wm, jr, clerk, Main Street 
 Funge W W, hardware, stoves and 
 
 tinware, Main Street 
 Gale James, furniture and under- 
 taker, Main, bet 4th and 5th 
 Gibbon F, wall paper and groceries 
 
 Main, bet 5th and 6th 
 GIBBONS THOS, gunsmith and 
 
 hardware, 5th Street 
 Gibson H E, planing mill, cor 4th 
 
 and Franklin 
 
 Gibson Lovell, clerk, 4th & Frank'n 
 Goddard H H, agt Singer Sewing 
 
 Machine, 4th Street 
 Goodfellow J B, Goodys saloon, 5th 
 Greenwell A & Son, butchers, 4th 
 Griffin H L, fruit & produce, Main 
 Grill Phillip, butcher, 4th Street 
 Grundy T B, plumbing & pumps, 
 
 5th Street 
 
 Guiguir H H, manager English 
 
 kitchen, 5th Street 
 Guthrie, Dooley & Co, bankers, 4th 
 Guthrie J W, (Guthrie, Dooly & Co) 
 
 4th Street 
 
 Haefeii Leo, editor Ogden Herald, 
 
 Main, bet 4th and 5lh 
 Hall F A, dentist, 4th Street 
 Hall Frank, clerk, 5th Street 
 Hall Mark, machinist, Main Street 
 Hall Miss T M, clerk Post Office 
 Hamill James (Clayton & Hamill) 
 
 4th Street 
 
 Hanson C, barkeeper Union Hotel 
 Hardens tein E A, barber, 4th St 
 HAKKNESS & CO, bankers, 4th St 
 Harris A G, (H M Bond & Co. 4th 
 Harris Bros, groceries and provis- 
 ions, shipping, Main street 
 Harrison & Packard, furniture <fc 
 
 upholstery, 5th Street 
 Harrison T S, (Harrison & Packard) 
 
 5th Street 
 
 Hart John, saloon, Main Street 
 Helfrich E C & Co, wholesale pro- 
 duce and commission, Main St 
 Hellenwell Robert, saloon, 5th St 
 Henson Juiius, carpenter, ftth St 
 Herdti Peter, clerk, 5th Street 
 Heywood A R, (Kirnball & Hey- 
 
 wood) 4th Street 
 
 Higginbotharn J C, manager Ar- 
 cade Dining Rooms, 4th Street 
 Higginbotham S H & Bro, seueral 
 
 merchandise, 5th Street 
 
 Higginbotharn S H, (S H & Bro) 5th 
 
 Higginbotham S S & Co, general 
 
 merchandise, Main, bet 3d &4th 
 
 Higginbotham T W, (S H & Bro) 
 
 5th Street 
 
 Hill O E, (G uthrie, Dooley & Co) 4th 
 Hobson L N, Keeney House Saloon 
 
 adjoining Depot 
 Hodgmaii W O, harness & saddles 
 
 Main Street 
 
 Holther L G, tailor, 5th Street 
 Hopkins & Van Dyke, crockery & 
 
 glassware, 4th Street 
 Hopson W S, Palace saloon, Main 
 Horrocks & Baxter,gen mdse,Main 
 Horrocks E J, clerk, Main 
 Horrocks James E, electrician, 4th 
 Horrocks James, speculator, 4th 
 Horrocks John, saloon, Main St 
 Hurlbut F B, (McNutt & Hurlbut, 
 
 4th Street 
 
 HUSS ISIDORE, boot & shoe ma- 
 kers, 5th Street 
 
 Idaho Lumber Co, bulid'g materi- 
 al, Main bet 3d &4th 
 
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 Gall and see Hardy Bros. & Burton's complete stock of Staple Fancy (Jroceriei 
 
II 
 
 out on short notice. Notary Public in Office. 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Dealer in 
 
 IOOOTS ^^ISTHD 
 
 MANUFACTORY, MAIN STREET, OGDEN, UTAH, 
 
 JOB PRINTING A SPECIALTY. 
 
 SCHOOL SUPPLIES, BLANK BOOKS, LEGAL BLANKS. 
 ORDERS SOLICITED. FOURTH ST., OGDEN. 
 
 ~S~HATjp ER & CO., 
 
 s'^x* ocusr. 
 
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 I FOURTH STREET, next door to Tribe's. - - OGDEN, UTAH. 
 P. O. BOX 164. 
 
 JOHN C. CHAMBERS, 
 
 fc j Dealer in 
 
 s|| BOOKS AND STATIONERY. 
 
 BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS AND EDUCA- 
 ! TIONAL SUPPLIES. 
 
 f ., I Toys and Fancy Goods, Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals. 
 
 OGDEN, UTAH. 
 
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 SI I THE CHOICEST OF LIQUORS CIG-ARS Etc. 
 
 . \ MAIN STREET, OGDEN, UTAH. 
 
 TTsT". KC. 
 
 Jobber and Retail Dealer in all kinds of 
 
 Guns, Rifles, Revolvers and Ammunition. Fishing Tackle, 
 
 Pocket Cutlery, Playing Cards, Pipes and Cigars. 
 P. O. Box 127. Fifth St. OGDEN, UTAH. 
 
 Best Team Harness made by W, L. Pickard, Salt Laka 
 
 ELI B. KELSEY, JR. J>. O. BOX 22. F. A. PUTERBAUGH. 
 
 & 
 
 GENKKAL 
 
 Real Estate, Loan, Rent and Collecting Agents, 
 
 OFFICE, Corner of Fourth and Young Streets, OGDEN, UTAH. 
 
 SEARCHERS OF RECORDS. 
 
 Deeds, Mortgages, Agreements, Leases, etc.. made 
 
 L. >oldberg, the only Clothing Manufacturer, S. L* City 
 
Wrought Spanish Bits & Spurs, W. L. Pickard, Salt Lako 
 
 Weber County Business Directory. 
 
 243 
 
 Ingram Mrs S J, bdghouse, Main 
 I O OF Hall 4th St 
 Jenkins J W & Sons, harness & 
 saddlery, Main bet 4th A 5th (See 
 
 SL City) 
 
 Jennings C P, photographer, Main 
 Jewett David, clerk, 5th St 
 Johnson M A, saloon A lodging 
 
 house, 5th St 
 
 Jones E A, carpenter 4th St 
 Jones t red, butcher, 4th St 
 Jones M (M D) physician 4th St 
 Jones T W, merchant tailor & 
 men's furishing goods, main bet 
 
 4th & 5th 
 Junction City Hotel, G Buckwith, 
 
 Propr, cor 5th Main 
 
 Kay David, produce & grain, cor 
 
 5th & Main 
 Keeney House, M H Beardsley, 
 
 Prop'r RR Depot 
 Kelley H W, saddler Main St 
 Kelsey & Puterbaugh, real es- 
 tate, loan & insurance a-gts, cor 
 
 4th & Young 
 Kerr Geo A, cierk, Main 
 Kershaw H A, plumber, Main bet 
 
 8d & 4th St 
 
 Key cs Edward, saloon, 5th St 
 Kiesel Fred J, groceries & liquors, 
 
 4th St 
 
 Kiesel J, (A Dunham & Co,) 5th St 
 Kimball Gen'l N, postmaster, 4th 
 Kirnball & Heywood, attys at law 
 
 4th St 
 
 Kimball J N, (Kimball A Hey- 
 wood) 4th St 
 Kuhri A & Bro, clothing. & gen'l 
 
 mdse, Main cor 4th St 
 
 Lambert Edwin, restaurant, Main 
 Lambert J A, barber, Main St 
 Lambert & Martin, Ogden Marble 
 
 Works, 5th St 
 
 Leaman R W W, bookkeeper, 5th 
 Leonhardt Ed, carpenter, 4th St 
 Lepper A D, (M D) bath house, 3d 
 
 bet Main & Young 
 Lepper Mrs A, 3d St 
 Lewis Bros, notions Main St 
 Lewis JS& Co, clocks & jewelry, 
 
 Main St 
 
 Lewis H D, 'J S Lewis & Co) Main 
 Lewis J S, ( J S Lewis & Co) Main 
 Lewis Sam'l (Lewis Bros) Main 
 Llndblad Jno, tailor, Main St 
 Lindsdale H S, carpenter, 4th St 
 Lindsey Mark, varieties, 5th St 
 Litchfield W D, clerk, Main St 
 Lundstedt C, tailor, Main St 
 
 Lowe Geo A, Schuttler wagons, 
 
 spring wagons, agricultural im- 
 
 plem'ts, steam engines &c,Main 
 
 Lowell John W, wagon co, Main 
 
 Maddock Jno, tailor, 4th St 
 
 Maboii Mrs Emma, dressmaker & 
 
 millinery, 5th St 
 Maillot Louis, carnenter, 4th St 
 MARKS, GOLDSMITH <& Co, 
 clothing, gents furnishing & 
 
 boots & shoes, cor Main ,t 4th St 
 Marks J, (Marks, Goldsmith & Co) 
 
 Pearl bet '3d & 4 
 May Henry, barber, 4th St 
 McCarty & Minter,Bank Exchange 
 
 Saloon, Main St 
 
 McCarthy Nelson, saloon, Main St 
 McCauley Capt C A H, assis't quar- 
 termaster, Main St 
 McDonald Jno, clerk Keeney House 
 McEnti re W F, clerk, 4th & Main 
 McFARLANE ARTHUR, cigars & 
 
 tobacco, 5th St 
 McFARL ANK ,P cigars & tobacco, 
 
 5th St 
 
 McLennan J B, saloon, 5th St 
 McNutt & Hurl but, whole drugs & 
 
 Liqnors, 4th St 
 McNutt J W, (McNutt & Hurlbut) 
 
 4th St 
 
 Methodist Episcopal Church, Main 
 Mill is J W, coal yard, 5th St 
 Monson P, tailor, 5th St 
 Morley Mrs Agnes, millinery, 5th 
 Morley James, barkeeper, 5th St 
 Morley Jos, Morley House, 5th St 
 Morley Wm, barber, 5th St 
 Moulding S, clerk post office 
 Murphy J J, produce shipper, 5th 
 
 -NILSON CHRISTIAN, butcher, 
 Main St 
 
 Newman H J, tinsmith, Main bet 
 5th & 6th St 
 
 Nicholls Henry W, jewelry & no- 
 tions, 5th St 
 
 Odd Fellows Hall, 4th St 
 
 Ogden Daily Herald, Main bet 4th 
 
 &5th St 
 
 Ogden Daily Pilot, cor Main & 4th 
 Ogden Electric Light works, 4th 
 
 above Main 
 Ogden Market Co, produce & fruit 
 
 cor Main & 4th 
 Ohlson G A, tinner, Main St 
 O'Neil M J, saloon, 5th St 
 Ostler Oliver R, (Vincent & Ostler) 
 
 Main St 
 
 Packard T W, (Harrison & Pack- 
 ard) 5th St 
 
 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a full line of General Merchandise 
 
Shoemakers' Tools of all kinds, W. L. Fickard, Salt Lake. 
 
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 Weber County Business Directory. 
 
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 PARSONS BROS, stationery, book 
 
 & school supplies, Main St 
 PARSON A H, (Parsons Bros) Main ! 
 PARSONS C H ,f Parsons Bros) Main 1 
 Payne Edwin, clerk, 5th St 
 PEAKCE Wm, machine shop,Main i 
 Peebles C L, drugs & medicines, 
 
 Main St 
 Pell ins Win, cigars & tobacco, cor j 
 
 4th & Main 
 
 Pender Phil, barkeeper, 5th St 
 Peterson W H, Union Hotel Bar 
 PettJit S L,"conductor P P C Co, U , 
 
 P Hotel 
 
 PiersonB, tailor, 4th St 
 Planz P H, barber, 5th St 
 Post Office, Genl N Kimball, P M, 
 
 4th St . 
 
 Post W E, cashier, 4th St 
 Potter, Duryea & Co, whol jewelers, 
 
 cor Main & 5th St 
 Potter Ed H, (Potter, Duryea & Co) 
 
 cor 5th & Main 
 Presbysterian Church, 4th St 
 Prcshaw S M, undertaker, Main 
 
 bet 4th A 5th 
 
 Preston Frank A, clerk, Main 
 Preston <fe Co, saloon, 5th St 
 PKINZ CHRISTIAN, Idaho Bakery 
 
 5th St 
 
 Kank W M, staple and fancy gro- 
 ceries, 4th Street 
 REEDER F H, notions, toys, &c, 
 
 froceries, tobacco, &c., Candy 
 'actoiy, 5th Street 
 Reeves Jno, gen'l local agent Utah 
 
 U C R R office 
 
 Reid Oscar, shoemaker, Main St 
 Reid W S, shoemaker, Main Streat 
 Reinstrom C J, tailor, 5th Street 
 Reno A C, candies, Main Street- 
 Reynolds W R & Co, saloon, Main 
 RICHARDS BROS, dry goods and 
 
 notions, Main Street 
 RICHARDS C C, (Richards Bros) 
 
 Main Street 
 RICHARDS L M, (Richards Bros.) 
 
 Main Street 
 Richards S P, bookkeeper, corner 
 
 Main and 5th 
 Richter Moritz, brewery & saloon, 
 
 Main Street 
 
 RILEY -7 S & CO, Stock Board Ex- 
 change Saloon, 5th Street 
 Riley J S, (J S Riley & Co) 5th St 
 RUBEL & PENGLASE, wholesale 
 
 liquors, Main Street 
 Saltenberger A, German bakery & 
 
 restaurant, cor 5th & Franklin 
 Sand berg Peter, shoemaker, Main 
 
 Schutt H, Utah Central office 
 Scoville H B, broom factory, Young 
 
 bet 4th and 5th 
 
 Scowcroft Heber, clerk, Main St 
 Scowcroft Jno, manufacturing con- 
 fectioner. Main Street 
 Scowcroft John, clerk, Main Street 
 Scowcroft Joseph, clerk, Main St 
 Scowcroft Willard, clerk, Main St 
 Seaman J, bookkeeper, cor Wall & 
 
 4th Streets 
 Sears H J, bookkeeper Z C M I, cor 
 
 4th and Main 
 SEBREE HOWARD, agricultural 
 
 implements & wagons, corner 
 
 Main and 5th 
 Sebree N B, traveling agent Bain 
 
 Wagons, cor Main and 5th 
 SEBREE W E, manager Howard 
 
 Sebree, cor Main and 5th 
 Searnon J, Fire Insurance 
 Sewell Jos, gen'l mdse, 4th Street 
 Shafer H & Co, saloon, 4th Street 
 Shakespeare A D, prop'r Broome 
 
 Hotel, cor arfain and 5th 
 Shreeve Mrs Emma, dressmaker, 
 
 Main Street 
 
 Shurtliff H V, cattle inspector, 5th 
 Silva V M C, hides & Wool, Main, 
 
 bet 3d and 4th 
 Simmons Noble E, lunch counter, 
 
 5th Street 
 
 Simon Bros, notions, Main Street 
 Slater VV S, shoemaker, Main St 
 Small Joshua, clerk, 5th Street 
 Smith Elizabeth, groceries, 4th St 
 Smith H, barber, 5th Street 
 Smith .T A, job printer, Main, bet 
 
 4th and 5th 
 
 Smuin &Thomas,gen'l mdse, Main 
 Smuin Jno (Smuin & Thomas)Main 
 Smurthwaite Jas R, clerk, Main 
 Spencer H H, clerk, 4th 
 Spencer Porter W, Oyster Bay Res- 
 taurant, 5th Street 
 Springer J B, (W A Fiddler & Co) 
 
 Main Street 
 SPRUNT & STAHR, gen'l mdse, 
 
 Main Street 
 
 Sprunt Jas P, (Sprunt & Stahr)Main 
 Stahr Joseph,(Sprunt <fe Stahr)Main 
 Stam P, tailor, 5th Street 
 Stanford Joseph, dry goods & gro- , 
 
 ceries, Main Street 
 Stanford Thos Y, clerk. Main Street * 
 Stayner Cora, clerk, 5th Street 
 Stayner Mrs T J, millinery, 5th St 
 Steele, Johnson & Co, wholesale 
 
 grocers, Main Street 
 Stephens A, agent Steele, Johnson 
 
 &Co, Omaha, Main 
 Stephens D H, photographer, 5th 
 
 I*. GOLDBERG, LEADING CLOTHIER, Salt Lake City. 
 
Shoe Leather & Findings, W. I* Pickard, Salt Lake City 
 
 Weber County Business Directory. 245 
 
 Stevens W H, cigars, tobacco and 
 
 sporting goods, 5th Street 
 Stevens Sidney, agricultural im- 
 plements, machinery, produce 
 & grain, steam engines, lumber 
 &c, 5th Street 
 
 St John Mrs M, gen'l mdse, 4th St 
 St John Nelson, butcher, 4th St 
 Stone Wm, clerk, Main Street 
 Stratford F, & Son, furniture, Main 
 Stratford E, (Stratford & Son, Main 
 Stratford Jesse G, (Stratford &Son) 
 
 Main Street 
 
 Summerfield Kinney, clerk, 5th St 
 Swift Thos D, shoemaker, Main St 
 
 Taylor Joseph, tailor, 4th Street 
 Taylor J M, foreman, boots & shoes 
 
 5th Street, 
 Taylor R J, tithing agent, Weber 
 
 county, 5th Street 
 Taylor liichard, clerk, 5th Street 
 Tavey H C, salesman, Main St 
 THIWLE DR E, physician, Tribes 
 
 building, 4th Street 
 Thomas A J, organs and sewing 
 
 machines, 3d Street 
 Thomas Catherine, variety store, 
 
 5th Street 
 Thomas T G, (Smuin & Thomas) 
 
 Main Street 
 
 Thompson F H, Park Saloon, 5th 
 Thompson J, stoves & tinware, 5th 
 Thompson Jas, English kitchen, 
 
 5th Street 
 
 Thompson Lizzie, millinery, 5th 
 Toon Edward, clerk, 5th Street 
 TRIBE GEO H, gen'l mdse, wines, 
 
 liquors, cigars & tobacco, Main 
 Tyfe W W, blacksmith, 5th 
 Tyler Jno G, clerk Union Hotel 
 Tyre 1 ! Joseph, boot & shoe maker, 
 
 5th Street 
 
 Ulrich Ed M D, homeopathist, 4th 
 Union Depot Hotel, M H Beards- 
 ley, prop'r, R R Depot 
 Union Depot Lunch Room, W A 
 Scodder, prop'r, R R Depot 
 
 Valentine Henry, cook, 5th Street 
 VAN DYKE WM & CO, produce 
 commission, shipping and for- 
 warding, Young, bet 4th & 5th 
 Vinagar P C, star laundry, 5th 
 Vincent Milo, (Vincent & Ostler) 
 
 Main Street 
 
 Vincent & Ostler, boots & shoes, 
 Main Street 
 
 Waber Adam, tailor, Main 
 
 Wade W A Co, stationery, drugs & 
 
 Liquors, Main Street 
 Wade W A, (W A Wade & Co)Main 
 Wagener Henry California brew- 
 ery, Depot, Main bet 4th & 5th 
 Wardleigh H C, music & musical 
 instruments and sewing ma- 
 chines, Main Street 
 Wardman Henry, clerk, 5th 
 Warren Mrs W C, millinery & no- 
 tions, Main, bet 5th &, 6th 
 Watkins C, boot & shoe maker, 
 
 Main, bet 5th and 6th 
 Watkins F, clerk, 5th Street 
 Watson Jno, clerk Z C M I 
 Wells G S, clerk Z C M I 
 Weston Heber, clerk, 5th Street 
 Weston Samuel, shoemaker, Main 
 Whateley Joel E, restaurant, 4th 
 Whateley Mrs M, restaurant, 4th 
 Wheelwright M B, groceries and 
 
 provisions, Main 
 White H C, restaurant, 5th 
 Whitman B, clerk, 5th 
 Wild L S, operator U P Tel Co 
 Williams G P, conductor P P C Co 
 
 U P Hotel 
 
 Williams Lorin, shoemaker, Main 
 Williams Richard, plumbing and 
 
 pumps, Main 
 WILLIAMS & TURNER, saloon, 
 
 Main Street 
 
 Williams W, clerk, Main Street 
 Wilson Geo C, groceries, notions, 
 
 <fec, 5th Street 
 
 WILSON L D & CO. hard ware, Main 
 Wilson Robert C, clerk, Main St 
 Wilson W, saloon , 5th Street 
 Winslow J H, restaurant, Main 
 Winslow Reuben, restaurant, Main 
 Woods H S, clerk, 5th Street 
 WOTHERSPOON JAS, gen'l mdse, 
 
 Main Street 
 Wright G J, groceries, produce and 
 
 provisions, 4th Street 
 Wright Jos<fe Son, fish & produce, 
 
 Main Street 
 Wright Jos, second hand store and 
 
 auctioneer, Main Street 
 Wright W H & Son, gen'l mdse,4th 
 
 YOUNT E, butcher, 5th Street 
 YOUNG H S, Cashier First Nation- 
 al Bank 
 Young W L, Utah Central Office 
 
 Zitman Louis, clerk, Main Street 
 Z C M I, gen'J mdse, cor 4th & Main 
 
 Jcn't forget tiat Hardy Bros* & Burton have A well selected stock of Dry Gfoodt 
 
Nobby Riding Saddles & Bridles, WJL. Pickard, Salt Lake 
 
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 246 Weber County Business Directory. 
 
 ALMA 
 
 Is a small settlement on the Weber river, with about 300 population, 
 most engaged in farming ahd stock raising; located 8 miles west of 
 Ogden. Hall John, general merchandise. 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Has a population of about 200, mostly engaged in farming and the lum- 
 ber trade. 
 
 Burt James, sr, blacksmith Ferrin J M, lumber merchant 
 
 Farrell Jno f general merchandise Fuller E B. lumber & lath manuf'r 
 
 HARRISVILLE, 
 
 Seven miles north of Ogden, has a population of about GOO, comprising 
 mostly farmers scattered over considerable territory, 
 Acran P, carpenter Rawson A M, carpenter 
 
 BROWN R D, gen'l mdse & P M Rawson D B, blacksmith 
 Brown R D, contractor & builder Relief Society Store, No 1 and 2 
 Dabeil AK, carpenter Westergard J C, blackmith 
 
 Douglas D, carpenter 
 
 HOOPER. 
 
 A small settlement of about 200 population, mostly engaged in farming. 
 Gwilliam H B, gen'l merchandise Manning H \V * gen'l merchandise 
 Hardy Elisha, geu'l merchandise SIMPSON ROBERT, postmaster 
 
 HUNTS VI LLE. 
 
 A small farming town of about 400 population. 
 Neilson L M, gen'l merchandise Peterson S & Co., general store 
 
 LYNNE. 
 
 A small town of about 200 population, mostly farmers. 
 Corden John, general store Thorsted P, flour mill 
 
 Youngston J, blacksmith 
 
 NORTH OGDEN 
 
 Is a prosperous farming district, situated about 8 miles from Ogden. 
 The population is scattered over quite an extensive area and is estim- 
 ated at about 1200. North Ogden has a number of District Schools which 
 have a good attendance. The soil is very fertile owing to the number 
 of springsand assures excellent crops with a regularity seldom equalled. 
 
 Barker Henry, nursery Ellis Fred , nursery 
 
 Barker James, nursery Norvil George, physician 
 
 Barnet George, gardener Rese John, notions and pedler 
 Berrett Alfred, saw mill & lumber Richards John, blacksmith 
 
 Cazier Ben, notions and pedler Steveus S, gen'l mdse & postmaster 
 
 Chad wick H, nursery Vanderhoof Jesse, blacksmieh 
 
 Dudrnan Frank, notions Waldron L, physician 
 
 L. Goldberg has the largest stock of Men's wear in S. L.. City 
 
Ladies Saddles in great variety at W. L Picfcard's, Salt Lake City, Utah, 
 
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 PLAIN CITY. 
 
 A small farming town about 6 miles from Ogden, with a population 
 of about 000. 
 
 Anderson A, shoemaker Folkman C D, blacksmith 
 
 Co-op Store, geivl merchandise Folkman & Neal, fruits, &c 
 
 SLATERSVILLE. 
 
 Jj A small farming town of about 250 inhabitants. 
 
 Holly Henry, general store 
 
 UINTAH 
 
 A small settlement of about 300 inhabitants, situated on the U P R R, 
 well adapted to fruit raising and general agricultural products. 
 Bowman Bros, gen'l merchandise De La Baume C, shipper produce 
 Dye Samuel, shipper produce 
 
 BEAVER COUNTY 
 
 Is one of the South Western Counties, about 200 miles South of Salt Lake 
 City. It is bounded on the North by Millard County, on the East by 
 Piute County, on the South by Iron County and on the West by the 
 State of Nevada. In Beaver Lake, Rocky and Star Mining Districts are 
 some notable Iron mines as well as other more precious mineral bear- 
 ing claims. 
 
 BEAVER CITY. 
 
 This, the County seat of Beaver County, is one of the solid and sub- 
 stantial cities of Southern Utah. With a population of about 2000, all 
 enterprising and industrious, supporting several newspapers, and var- 
 ious mining industries near at hand, it is bound to grow in import- 
 ance second to none in the territory. 
 
 Beaver Co-op store, gen'l mdse Hanson E W, liquors & groceries 
 Burke R H, druggist Herbut G H, druggist 
 
 Bickley W G, notions & gen'l mdse McMillen J S, sewing machines, &c 
 Cartwright Jos, blacksmith McMILLAN J S, postmaster 
 
 Clayton T R,pub Southern Utonian Roberts Abel, blacksmith 
 Equality Co-op Store, gen'l mdse Schmidt Chas, shoemaker 
 Fennemore Samuel gen'l mdse Swindlehurst J, blacksmith 
 
 Fennemore J & Co, gen'l mdse Taylor Jno, liquors, harness, &c 
 
 Femley E, blacksmith Willden Ellott, gen'l merchandise 
 
 Field Joseph, Second-hand store Woodhouse C C, gen'l merchandise 
 
 ADAMSVILLE. 
 
 A small town, mostly farmers, somewhat Scattered and contains 
 about 100 population, 
 VANS JNO T, postmaster, Joseph J H, gen'l merchandise 
 
 )on't forget that Hardy Bros* & Burton hum A well selected stock of Dry Goods 
 
Sole Leather, French Kip, Calf & Morroccos at Piekard' 
 
 248 
 
 Beaver County Business Directory. 
 
 FRISCO. 
 
 A mining town with about 800 population on Utah Central Railroad, 
 50 miles west of Beaver City. It is situated on the Eastern base of the 
 San Francisco mountains and with its valuable mineral claims bids 
 fair to remain one of our best and permanent mining camps. Its lead- 
 ing mine is the famous Horn Silver mine, whose fame is established 
 world wide. Frisco supports a solid circle of active and enterprising 
 business men. 
 
 Barnes E H, hotel 
 
 Barrett & Bo wen, meat market 
 
 Bennett, Holbrook & Co., mdse 
 
 Boatwright W, blacksmith & wag- 
 on shop 
 
 Bowen W, livery 
 
 Burke R II & Co, drugs, &c 
 
 Buriingame E i >, job printer 
 
 Burnison W H, mine manager 
 
 Boatright & Carver, livery & sale 
 stable 
 
 Cactus Mining Co, Allan G Camp- 
 bell, president 
 
 Clarke J W, saloon 
 
 Carbonate Boarding House, H 
 Reilly, propr 
 
 Cactus Boarding House 
 
 Dodds Bros, stock dealers, butchers 
 
 Duggan Mrs L C, bakery 
 
 Duggans S M, flour 
 
 Feeney Daniel, saloon 
 
 Fitzgerald & Hyan, saloon 
 
 Frisco Banking Co, PL Orth, cash'r 
 
 Frisco Mining & Smelting Co, C D 
 Bigelow, president 
 
 First South Extension H S M Co, 
 P Ryan, manager 
 
 Frisco Kestaurant, C Anthony, pro 
 
 Fordonski David, tonsorial artist 
 
 Grace Richard, blacksmith & wag- 
 on shop 
 
 Graham J M, saloon 
 
 Grant J F & Co, gen'l merchandise 
 
 Hagan R T & Co, notions 
 
 Horn Silver Mining Co, H C Hill, 
 manager 
 
 Horn Silver M Co, gen'l mdse, AC 
 
 Horn Silver Boarding House, H 
 Barnes, proprietor 
 
 Haynes W, saloon 
 
 Hanaftn Mrs John, laundry 
 
 Hop Lee, laundry 
 
 Italian Marbie Co, J F Grant, Sec'y 
 
 GREENVILLE 
 
 Is a small town of 100 inhabitants, mostly engaged in farming 
 
 mining. 
 
 Miller D, general merchandise 
 
 James & Angel, meat market 
 
 Jones Miss B K, milliner and dress 
 maker 
 
 KING CHARLES S, Postmaster 
 
 Kelley S D, saloon 
 
 King Chas S & Co, gen'l mdse, ci- 
 gars, tobacco and stationery 
 
 Kennedy A, tonsorial artist 
 
 Lammersdorf C, precious stones 
 
 Lochrie P. attorney-at-law 
 
 LaFayette Restaurant, C Mow, pro 
 
 Lipscomb R S, justice peace & U S 
 commissioner 
 
 Latimer T H, assay er 
 
 Malloy P A, saloon 
 
 Meyerfleld Chas, saloon & shoe shop 
 
 Minard J B, watchmaker 
 
 Murray S, saloon 
 
 Mahoney M, saloon 
 
 Naglor R, watchmaker 
 
 Orrick Wrn, b.acksmith & wagon 
 shop 
 
 Orth P L, Life & Fire Insurance 
 
 Reher J C, saloon 
 
 Rehnstrom John, merchant tailor 
 
 Riley A, boarding house 
 
 Rant Win L, assayer 
 
 Ryan & Co, saloon 
 
 Southern Hotel, M Mahoney, prop 
 
 St James Hotel, Wm Haynes, prop 
 
 Savior John, saloon 
 
 Schmidt J, saloon 
 
 Schmitt C, shoemaker 
 
 Schwartz P, general store 
 
 Smith John, livery 
 
 Shwartz P. saloon 
 
 Staples J R, furniture 
 
 Southern Utah Times, Chas S King 
 & Co, publishers 
 
 St Louis Brewery,John Rehr, prop 
 
 Sam Hing, laundry, 
 
 Wo Hing Ching, laundry 
 
 and 
 
 Bardy Bros. & Burton carry a fine stock of Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps & Clothing 
 
W. L. Tickard carries a futt line of Trotting < Racing Good* 
 
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 Box Elder County Business Directory. 249 
 
 MILFORD. 
 
 A small town of about 300 inhabitants on the Utah Central Railroad 
 
 GRANT B F, gen'l mdse & P M Smith ton House, hotel, 
 
 Grant B F, saloon Stoddard House, hotel 
 
 Grant Bros, forwarding & commis- Tanner B & Co, gen'l mdse 
 
 sion merchants Whiteside & O'Connor, justices of 
 Maher Stephen, saloon the peace fc notaries public 
 
 Pioneer Drug Store, Godbe, Pitts Williams House, hotel 
 
 & (Jo, proprietors 
 
 MINERS VILLE 
 
 Is a small agricultural settlement 18 west of Beaver City, with a popu- 
 lation of about 450. 
 
 Brower John, gen'l mdse 'Lightner Mrs M E, gen'! mds 
 
 Clayton T R, wagon maker Lessiug Lewis, liquor dealer 
 
 Clayton R K, blacksmith Moore Wm, gen'l mdse 
 
 Croff L, blacksmith ROLLINS Jas H, Postmaster 
 
 Ligntner A, liquor dealer Weeden Chas, shoemaker 
 
 BOX ELDER COUNTY. 
 
 This is one of the largest of the Northern counties. It is bounded by 
 Cache County to the East, on the West by the Plate of Nevada, on the 
 North by Idaho Territory and on the South by Weber and Toocle coun. 
 ties and the Great Salt Lake. The Central Pacific Railroad enters this 
 county a few miles north of Ogden and runs westward along the Lake 
 shore to Nevada at the same point the Utah Central Railroad diverges 
 to the northward passing through the county towards Cache. Quite 
 a large district through the southwestern portion of the county is ren. 
 dered blank by the Great American Desert, but to the northwest in the 
 mountaineous districts are valuable mines of all descriptions and fine 
 timber. That portion of the county basing the Wasatch mountains 
 lays claim to the largest population, In this latter place the climate 
 is extremely rnild and well adapted to raising fruits, cereals, small 
 grain, buckwheat, rye, flax, &c. 
 
 BRIGHAM CITY 
 
 Is the county seat of Box Elder county , situated 22 miles north of Og- 
 den with a population of about 2000. 
 
 Booth, Corey & Co, gen'l mdse 
 Bott J, marble works 
 Bowring H E, saddlery & harness 
 Brigham City Co-op woolen mills 
 
 Horseley W & Co, gen'l mdse 
 Kimdsen Bros, produce 
 Neil sen J C, boots & shoes 
 Neilsen J C, furniture 
 
 Brigham City Co-op M'fg Institu'n Rosenbaum M I), gen'l mdse 
 
 Christensen Rorgstrom, tailors 
 Craighead W H, salt 
 Hailing L, produce 
 
 Smith Samuel, boots & shoes, 
 Squires, Fosgreen and McMaster, 
 builders 
 
 GOLDBERG, LEADING CLOTHIER, Salt Lake City 
 
Cash paid for Hides, Wool and Furs, W. L. Picfcard, Salt Lake City, Utah. 
 
 3 I 
 
 I | 250 Box Elder County Business Directory. 
 
 BEAR RIVER CITY, 
 
 Anderson N P, civil engineer Holmpren P O, b'acksmith 
 
 Andreasen J, carpenter Jensen S F, carpenter 
 
 Carlson J, blacksmith Tbomsen S, produce dealers 
 Hanson J, gen'l mdse 
 
 CORINNE 
 
 Is an incorporated city located 6 miles south of Brigharn Cithapopula- 
 tion of about 4CQ, mostly engaged in farming. 
 
 Biehr & Dehler, brewery Kerr Jno W & Co, gen'l mdse, &c 
 
 Campbell M E hotel Kuhn Adam & Uro, gen'l mdse 
 
 Church F H, groceries, &c LeiwesJJ & ( o, groceries 
 
 Earhart I), harness maker 1 orimer Mrs W, millinery 
 
 Ellis Wm G, hotel & saloon Smith X H, gen'l mdse 
 
 Grott C P, stock dealer Smith & Coil, gen'l mdse 
 
 Guthrie J W, banker & forwarder Sfencer H W P, news dealer 
 Kel'er J, produce, &c Walker Jno M, drugs 
 
 DEWEYVILLE 
 
 Is a farming settlement 15 miles north of Brigham City with a popula- 
 tion of about 300. 
 
 Dewey J C, gen'l mdse Marble & Dunn, gen'l mdse 
 
 Dewej r J C jr, carpenter Twitchel Benjamin, variety store 
 
 Howard Wm, books & stationery 
 
 K ELTON 
 
 Is on the Central Pacific Railroad , about 75 miles from Brigham City 
 Population about 250. 
 
 Barnes N E, blacksmith Malory B M, drugs. &c 
 
 Ghaplow James, saloon Mercer & Pearce, saloon 
 
 Conant Bros, forwarders Perkins F K, saloon 
 
 Hagar Fred, saloon Kichling L B, saddler 
 Holt S, agricultural implements Reinhardt .Julius, gen'l mdse 
 
 Howell R, general store Toyer C W, saloon 
 
 Hunt &, Loverin, corral Young J AV, blacksmith 
 
 Lewis Jacob, gen'l mdse Young & Goss, saloon 
 
 PLYMOUTH, 
 
 A small farming settlement with some stock raising. Population 
 about 100. 
 Pierson H D, gun'l mdse Pierson & Sons, stock dealers 
 
 PORTAGE. 
 
 A settlement on the Malad river, 2 miles south of the Idaho line. 
 
 Population about 300. 
 
 Allen J & Son, gen'l mdse Hankly J B, brickmaker 
 
 Anderson F N, jewelry & notions London Chas, blacksmith 
 
 ANDERSON W N, drugs & med- Mason G S, dairy 
 
 icines, justice of the peace, sur- Morris J S tailor 
 
 geon dentist and postmaster Spencer L K, subscription agent 
 
 Bailey F, carpenter Tiinms John, cooper 
 
 Call and see Hardy Bros, & Burton's complete stoci of Staple & Fancy Gtroceriei 
 
Henry Arthur's Boot and Shoe Uppers, W, L, Pidrard, Salt Lake City, Utan 
 
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 Chandler J S, teacher Weaston W C, teacher 
 
 Gibbs J D, merchant Yahn Chas, sheep herder 
 
 Oibbs Chas, shoemaker Z C M I, gen'l mdse 
 Hall C, teacher 
 
 PROMONTORY 
 
 Is 40 miles west of Brigham City, on the C P R R. It is a small settle, 
 ment of about 2CO Inhabitants, composed principally of ranchers, for 
 the herding and pasturage of large stock herds. 
 King N M, hotel and general store 
 
 SNOWVILLE. 
 
 A small settlement of about 100 inhabitants. 
 
 Crostifoson H, blacksmith Goodliffe Arnold, gen'l mdse 
 
 EynowJno, wherlright Johnston O, carpenter 
 
 TERRACE 
 
 Is on the Central Pacific Railroad, about 110 miles west of Brigham 
 City. Population of about 300. 
 
 Allen H, saloon Jakins W M, salaon 
 
 CAVE & H, gen'l mdse and P M Parry L W, gen'l mdse 
 Grose W G, butcher VanNamee, hotel 
 
 WILLARD. 
 
 A seHlement of about 700 population, six miles south of Brigham 
 City, mostly engaged in farming. Willard has excellent facilities for 
 a permanent bathing resort, being located close to the Great Salt Lake. 
 Anderson R H <fc Co, drugs Miller J H, carpenter 
 
 Henderson Robert, gen'l mdse Willard Mercantile Co, gen'l mdse 
 Herold R W, Chas Hardy, supt 
 
 CACHE COUNTY 
 
 Is one of the most prosperous districts in the Territory, possessing most 
 magnificent agricultural resources, splendid timber lands, quarries, 
 manufactures, and above all a pushing and enterprising community. 
 This county is bounded on the north by Idaho Territory, on the East 
 by Rich county, on the south by Weber county and the west by Box 
 Elder county. The population approaches 23,030. Its dimensions are 
 nearly 1000 square miles and its property valuation estimated at about 
 $2,000,000. The beautiful valley which bears this name is a principal 
 feature of the county in its rich and arable soil. 
 
 You can save 20 per cent by buying Clothing at L. Goldberg- * 
 
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 LOGAN 
 
 The county seat of Cache is 67 miles from Ogden, beautifully situated 
 at the mouth of Logan canyon, whence issues sufficient water to furn- 
 ish more than any t esired power for the numerous manufactories 
 thus enabling the large surplus to be utilized by the surrounding coun- 
 try for any necessary irrigating purposes. The city has a population 
 of about 4,000, who are very industrious and enterprising. The Logan 
 Temple is considesed one of the most magnificent structures in the en- 
 tire west. The city boasts of quite a large number of elegant residen- 
 ces and public buildings, embracing about a dozen district and mis' 
 sion schools. 
 
 Affleck Fetor, planing mill 
 Ash John, gun arid locksmith 
 Bailiff S F Ar Co, grocers 
 
 Jeppesen N P,geii'l merchandise 
 Johnson. C C, music, toys and jew- 
 elry 
 
 Bather Geo & Son. grain & corn'sn Knowles Win, boarding house 
 
 Belle W H, physician 
 Blanchara Jno H, hotel 
 Brown J H A Son, marble 
 Brown & Eastman, drugs 
 Buder Win, jeweler 
 Cannon Carl J <fe Co, tailois 
 Carden Paul, hotel 
 Cardon T B, notions and photo- 
 
 tographer 
 Cardon <fe. Thatcher, furniturejew- 
 
 : * I ry a nd up h o 1 s te ry 
 Central Mill Company, flour mills 
 Cummings B Fjr, publisher 
 Cuitis E M, tinware & stoves 
 Demcrs Mrs J E, millinery 
 Earle Mrs Jacob, restaurant 
 Edwards Mrs A, millinery 
 
 Lamoreaux D B,dentist & druggist 
 
 Lamoreanx Mrs N M, millinery 
 
 Lindelof N P, shoe maker 
 
 Lindquist N A, furniture 
 
 Lundberg & Garff, planing mill & 
 manufacturers sashes 
 
 McAllister & Sons, harness makers 
 
 Neeley J W, plasterer 
 
 Miller Kobert, blacksmith 
 
 Morrison Geo, wagous 
 
 Neilson P A, gen'l mdse & manu- 
 facturer boots, shoes & harness 
 
 New York Store, gen 1 mdse 
 
 Norcross W S, physician 
 
 Ormsby & Biter, drugs 
 
 Paine & Mattison, agricultural im- 
 plements, wagons, &c 
 
 PAi VY ill U S ilin ^i., 1111111 lid J tJlItiS, Wil^v^liO, UCV; 
 
 Edwards .& Norcross. groceries & Palmer Mrs J, milliner and dress 
 
 saloon 
 
 maker 
 
 Ell is E I), bain wagons and agri- Peacock Geo M, restaurant & ice 
 
 cultural implements cream 
 
 Fames E, butcher Peterson P O, second hand store 
 
 Fames M H, tinner Queen & Greaves, gen'l mdse 
 
 Fourth Ward Mercantile Co-op In- Heed Jno F, gen'l mdse 
 
 stitution, C B Hobbius, man'r Beeder & Reading, butchers 
 
 Franck Chas. Exchange Broker 
 Goodwin Bros, gen'l mdse 
 Groesbeck J D & Co, druggists 
 
 Keese David, livery 
 Ricks Bros, groceries 
 Smith Jno P, blacksmith 
 
 Hammond J T, books & stationery Smith & Buck, saloon 
 Hanson O & Co, tailors 
 Hay ball Geo S, groceries 
 Hayball Hyrum,genl mdse 
 Hayfall J, shoemakers 
 
 Smith & Stratford, job printers 
 Squires J F, barber, cigars and to- 
 bacco 
 
 Thatcher A Sons, mill 
 Hendricks & Kicks, mill and con- U O Foundry, wagon & machine 
 
 tractors manufacturing company 
 
 Hitchcock J W, dentist U O Store, gen'l mdse 
 
 Jacobson & Son, blacksmiths Utah Journal printing and pnb- 
 
 .larncs Mrs,millinery A fancy goods lishing company 
 
 James Mrs Alfred, dry goods and Wooley Henry, brewery 
 
 millinery Zion's Board of Trade, hardware, 
 
 Jenkins David, general store wagons & agricultural imple ts 
 
 Jenkiusnn Bros, furniture Z C M I, gen'l mdse 
 
 2ardy Bros, & Burton carry a fina stock of Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps & GlotMng 
 
Shoemakers' Tools of all Jdnds, W. L. PicJcasd, Salt Lake. 
 
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 CLARKSTON. 
 
 A farming settlement 18 miles northeast from Logan, population prin- 
 cipally farmers, numbering about 400. The soil is very rich and shows 
 excellent results from dry farming. 
 Clarkston Co-op Institution, gen'l mdse 
 
 CLUB HILL 
 
 ' Is a small farming town with a population of about 500, somewhat 
 scattered, also considerable stock raising. This town was formerly 
 cal>en Lewiston. 
 
 Friiik & Blair, builders Robins D S, blacksmith 
 
 Larson J M. notions Taylor Richard & Bro, builders 
 
 Lewiston C-op Mercantile Insti'n 
 
 HYDE PARK. 
 
 Five miles north of Logan, population about 400, mostly farmers. 
 Co-op Store, gen'l mdse, Win Daynes, supt 
 
 HYRUM 
 
 Is 8 miles south of Logan on the East bench. Population 700. Consid- 
 erable business interests centered in the co-operative institution. A 
 steam saw and shingle mill, two water power saw mills form some of 
 the important features in this enterprising town, 
 
 Allen Bros, gen'l mdse Thovesen & Hockanson, contra c- 
 
 Kevans C H, postmaster tors and builders 
 
 Jensen Hans, gen'l mdse United Order of Hyrum,gen'l mdse 
 
 Swenson S L, flour mills & dealers in lumber, lath, &c 
 
 MENDON 
 
 Has a population of about 600, mostly farmers. It is situated on the 
 Utah and Northern Railroad, seven miles west of Logan. 
 Baker Albert, hotel Shelton Jno, blacksmith 
 
 Co-op Store, gdn'l mdse 
 
 MILLVILLE 
 
 Is 4 miles southeast of Logan, population 500, consisting mostly of far- 
 mers who are enterprising and prosperous. 
 
 Biglow Jas O, postmaster Yeates Geo & Son, gen'l mdse 
 
 Jessop Thos & Bro, gen'l mdse 
 
 NEWTON 
 
 Is 12 miles northwest of Logan, with a population of about 300 mostly 
 farmers and stock raisers. 
 
 Beck S N, painter Jensen Wm, stone mason 
 
 Benson Peter, carpenter Newton Co-op Store, gen'l mdse 
 
 Clark Amos, blacksmith W H Griffin, manager 
 
 Hansen J N, butter and eggs Sorenson Hans, shoemaker 
 
 L. Goldberg- has tlic largest stock of Men's wear in S. L. City 
 
Rubber and Gold Plated Carriage Harness at Pickard's. 
 
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 PARADISE 
 Is a town of 400 inhabitants, 11 miles south of Logan. 
 
 Davenport Bros, lumber merchant Paradise Co-op Store, gen'l mdse 
 Monteith A M, lumber & shingles 
 
 PKOVIDENCR 
 
 Is a suburb of Logan on the south. It has a population of 600, with 
 school houses, meeting house and a fine theatre. For an agricultural 
 district its equal could not be found. 
 
 Bullock H, carpenter Hockstrauser R, gcn'l mdse 
 
 Bullock .las, shoemaker Providence Co-op, gen'l mdse 
 
 Campbell J H, saw mill Theura Fred, blacksmith 
 
 RICHMOND 
 
 Is an incorporated town and ranks as the second city in Cache county 
 in population, which aggregates about 12 souls. The agricultural re- 
 sources are excellent, 
 
 BarrattJ, butcher Monson C H, planing mill 
 
 Bates A Co, millinery and dress Alsten W H, physician 
 
 making Pond Mrs R, milliner 
 
 Christensen H B, painter Richmond C M Insti'n, gen'l mdse 
 
 Griffin Thos, blacksmith Smith A S, shoe & harness maker 
 
 Gouch J, machinery TRAVELLER C, furniture & gro- 
 Rarrison ABA Co, gen'l mdse ceries and postmaster 
 
 Hendricks W J), grist mill Traveller & Christensen, steam 
 Hobson A N", gen'l mdse saw mill 
 
 Lewiston Co-op Insti'n, gen'l rndse Whitehead. shoemaker 
 Merrill M W, grist mill 
 
 SMITH FIELD 
 
 Is an incorporated town 8 miles north of Logan with a population of 
 about 000. It is well adapted for farming and stock raising. The peo- 
 ple engage in lumbering and various other manufactures. 
 Cantwell James S, postmaster Smlthneld Manufacturing & Mer- 
 
 Douglas William, gen'l mdse cantile Institution, manufac- 
 
 Lutz Thos J, wagons, &c turers leather, shoes and har- 
 
 Maek James, miller ness, dealers in gen'l mdse 
 
 Momitzen Lars, brick maker Peterson Hans, shoemaker 
 
 Weekes David, butcher Richardson Thos, gen'l mdse 
 
 WELLS VI LLE. 
 
 Near the southern extremity of Cache valley, 10 miles from Logan. It 
 is one of the largest towns in the county, having a population of nearly 
 1100. The soil is rich and very productive. 
 Brown Jos, p asterer Haslam J H, blacksmith 
 Co-op Store, gen'l rndse Larson R H, notions, &c 
 Co-op Butcher Shop Miner Levi, hotel 
 D ARLEY WM F, postmaster Miller Samuel, carpenter 
 Dock in Wm P, painter Walters Wm L, carpenter 
 Duncan A, boots and shoes W hi ton Ellen, millinery 
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 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a full line of General Merchandise 
 
WATJLTN'S PATENT STIRRUP, best for Broncho Riders. 
 
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 . DAVIS COUNTY 
 
 This county, the smallest, yet not the least in importance, has an 
 area of about 250 square miles. It is located between Weber and Salt 
 Lake counties on the north and south and is bounded on the east by 
 the Wasatch Mountains and on the west by the Great Salt Lake. 
 
 This county is very rich in agricultural resources. The Utah Cen- 
 j I tral R. R. passes along the entire county through well tilled farms 
 ! and bounteous orchards laden heavily with all kinds of fruits. Of the 
 ! arable land contained in this county there is but little that is not con- 
 5 ! gtantly under cultivation. 
 ft i FARMINGTON. 
 
 *f The county seat of Davis County, is 18 miles north of Salt Lake 
 
 j City on the Utah Central R. R. Its resources consist mainly of farm- 
 ~S I ing and its residents are thrifty and prosperous. The population 
 
 numbers about 1000 souls. 
 
 Carrington J B, physician Obit D, blacksmith 
 
 Clark K T, stock raiser Palmer Geo, tailor 
 
 p. Clark T B, salt & coal Robinson J E, gen'l mdse 
 
 Clawson G, wagon maker Itock Mill 
 
 Earl J no, blacksmith Steed G H, stock raiser, grain &c 
 
 Farmington Co-op Store, gen'l Steed A Bourne, gristmill 
 
 mdse, F Coombs, supt Walker W, gen'l mdse & Drugs 
 
 Mayfield W O, grain WhippJe W, saw mill 
 
 North Cotton wood Mill Wood J no, gen'l store 
 
 GO i BOUNTIFUL, 
 
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 Q A charming settlement of about 1,2'JO inhabitants somewhat 
 
 scattered, the residents being mostly farmers. It lies about ten miles 
 north from Salt Lake City. The title is very appropriate, for the sur- 
 _ rounding soil is extremely bountiful in its yield of vegetables, fruits 
 fl and cereas, and its residents are thrifty and prosperous. The town 
 has one of the finest meeting houses in the territory. 
 Birmingham Jas,geu'l mdse STAYNER MISS EMILY, music 
 
 BOUNTIFUL CO-OP STOUE, gen'l Teaching 
 
 mdse, A V CALL, supt Thomas & Schill, butchers 
 
 Durden W, gen'l mdse THURGOOD JOHN, gen'l store 
 
 CENTREVILLE. 
 
 A prosperous farming town situated midway between Farmington 
 and Bountiful at a point where the lake approaches nearest to the 
 mountains. It is in the best of agricultural districts, and its popula- 
 tion numbers about 500. 
 
 Adams Jno, gen'l mdse Reeves W, agt pianos & organs 
 
 Brandon T J, post master Simms Alex, flour &c 
 
 Ceutreville Co-op Store, gen'l Winn J D, miller 
 
 mdse, J Parish, manager 
 
 L. Goldberg has the largest stock of Men's wear in S. L. Citj 
 
Saddlery and Saddlery-Hardware, Jobbed by W. L. Pickari Salt Lake City. 
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 KAYSVILLE. 
 
 An incorporated city, of about 1,500 inhabitants located about six- 
 teen miles south of Ogden. The townsite is large and lies in a bright 
 and sunny district where crops mature early. 
 
 Alder Alfred, blacksmith Egbert Joseph, hotel 
 
 Barnes J R, (of Barnes & Davis, S Lay ton Samuel, blacksmith 
 
 L City) co-op store Major W D, Hour mill 
 
 Barton Jno, undertaker & furni- Sheffield James, shoemaker 
 
 ture Stewart & Tiiiguey, gen'l md^e 
 
 Beasley Wm, saw mill Stewart Wm, shoemaker 
 
 Bone Wm, shoemaker Stewart H, postmaster 
 
 Co-op Mercantile Institution, gen'l Ward S, brick maker 
 
 indse, Jno R Barnes, supt Weinal Jiio, Hour mill 
 
 De Shazo & Lewis, builders Wil.iams E A, gen'l store 
 
 WEST BOUNTIFUL 
 
 Directly west and adjoining Bountiful with a population of about 15') 
 inhabitants somewhat scattered. 
 West Bountiful Co-op Institution, genlmdsejW SMuir, jr, supt 
 
 EMERY COUNTY 
 
 Located about 120 miles south of Salt Lake City. 
 BLAKE CITY. 
 
 Farrer Thos, postmaster Gamage J, restaurant 
 
 Farrer Thos & Sons, gen'l rndse McCrosie Alex, saloon 
 Farrer J T, gen'l mdse & saloon Welton Frank, restaurant 
 
 CASTLE DALE. 
 
 Boulden Jos, blacksmith Higgs Brigham, carpenter 
 
 Childs A Reid, shingle mill Jewkes & Co, Pioneer Grist Mill 
 
 Childs P A, wagon maker Jewkes, Reid & Co, sawmill 
 
 Co-op Store, gen'l mdse, J W Seely .Tenker B S, molasses mills 
 
 supt Reid J K, hides, furs &c, & p m 
 
 Cox Edwin, wagon maker Scoyil & Co, saw mill 
 
 Farmers Store, J K Reid, prop, Whitney Job H. blacksmith 
 gen'l mdse & agricultural imple- 
 ments 
 
 CAYENNE. 
 Smith P A, gen'l mdse & saloon 
 
 HUNTINGTON. 
 A coal mining district of limited population. 
 
 Cordingley Wm, painter Johnson ME, post master 
 
 Co-op Store, gen'l mdse Johnson Peter, carpenter 
 
 Craridal H O & Co, saw mill Woodward James, cooper 
 Howard Wm, blacksmith 
 
 Bon't forget that Hardy Bros. & Burton hava A well selected stock of Dry Good* 
 
Shoemakers 9 Tools of all kinds, IF. L. Pickard, Salt Lake. 
 
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 MILL CKEFK. 
 
 Holdaway L S, gen'l mdse & saw nii'l* 
 M>AP. 
 
 A. small farming town lately settled and not much advanced as yet. 
 Peirce W A, post master Ta \ lor Norman & Co, gen'l mdse 
 
 Pritchett W D & Co, gen'l mdse Taylor L 8, stock dealer 
 
 PRICK. 
 
 Birch Miss Isa, gen'l mdse Grame* F E, gen'l mdse 4 p in 
 
 Birch J, gcii'l mdse WeK-h Jas, gen'l mdse 
 
 SCOFIELD. 
 
 Eccles D, manager saw mills Tucker & Thomas, managers saw 
 Holdaway L S,gen mdse & liquors mill 
 
 Tucker James, postmaster Williams 1.) & A L, gen'l mdse & 
 Tucker & Hill, gen'l mdse & liquors supt coal mines 
 
 Bountiful Co-operative Institution, 
 
 GENERAL MERCHANDISE. 
 
 Farming Implements, Wagons, Ready Made 
 Clothing and 
 
 Everything Appertaining to a First Class Mercantile Establishment. 
 
 A. V. CA LL, Superintendent. 
 
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 IRON COUNTY 
 
 Stretches from one side of the territory to the other, bying bounded on 
 the uorth by Beaver and Piute, and on the south by Washington and 
 Kane counties. The eastern portion laps over the Colorado line. 
 Tremendous deposits of iron are continually found in the county, and 
 numberless coal claims with extraordinary large veins have been daily 
 uncovered. Considerable prospecting for gold and silver and other 
 metals has been thus far followed to a certain extent, however the 
 hardy prospector will here find considerable unexplored territory in 
 his untired researches for the precious boon. The county contains a 
 large number of lumbering, flouring and other mills. The population 
 is about 5,000. 
 
 I* Goldberg, the only Clothing Manufacturer, S. I* City 
 
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Nobby Riding Saddles & Bridles, W.L. Pickard, Salt Lake 
 
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 PAROWAN 
 
 Is the county seat of Iron County, about '269 miles south of Salt Lake 
 City with a population of 8)0. Farming, lumbering and shingle mak- 
 ing are the important industries of its inhabitants. 
 Anderson E M, post master Holyoak Wm, gen'l mdse 
 
 Adams C, supt Co-op Store Lome G A, harness & saddle mk'r 
 
 Benson Bros, gen'l mdse Marsden Wm; gen'l mdse 
 
 Bentley Bros, carpenters & bulid's Orton Hid, boots & shoes 
 Bott U, boots & shoes Parowan United Mf'g < -o, gen mds 
 
 Benson B, lumber & laths Scogard N, cabinet maker 
 
 < 'art w C, lumber & laths Tye J, photographer 
 
 Cash II H, cabinet maker Ward E, blacksmith 
 
 Frankland W II, cabinet maker Whitney Bros, blacksmith 
 Fowler W, gen'l mdse Wilsock W, lumber & lath 
 
 CEDAR CITY. 
 
 Twenty miles south-west of Parowan with population of 830. The 
 town has several steam saw and flouring mills, with first class coal a 
 few miles up the canyon. Possesses a number of good solid brick resi- 
 dences and buildings, continually on the increase in conformity with 
 the progressive pursuits of this active town. 
 Ashdown Geo, carpenter Lunt Henry, Hotel 
 
 Bullock Bros, cattle raisers & deal- Leigh Sam'i furniture dealer 
 
 ers Neison B, builder 
 
 Cedar City Co-op Mercantile & Mfg Palmer K, blacksrni' h 
 
 Institution Parry Rdward, stone mason 
 
 Cedar City Sheep Asso'n, D S Me- Parry Jos M, carpenter 
 Farlane, pres't, C J Arthur, sec'y Ross A K, cabinet maker 
 
 & treasurer Root Lewis, painter 
 
 Chatterley Jno, post master Urie Geo, blacksmith 
 
 Corry Wm, blacksmith Urie Jno, stock raiser & dairy 
 
 Casslett JOvS, builder Walker Thos, lumber dealer 
 
 Dalley M A, school teacher Wood Geo, gen'l mdse 
 
 HILLSDALE. 
 Thirty miles east of Parowan. a small settlement; population about 
 
 ^ j Johnson Seth, gen'l mdse Wilson G D & Sons, lumber 
 
 g 2 | PANGUITCH, 
 
 Located on the south fork of the Sevier River about thirty miles east 
 of Parowan , with a population of about 600. Is a prosperous town and 
 
 supports several manufacturing interests. 
 
 -o | Bell Archie, gen'l mdse McEwan Mathew, gen'l mdse & 
 
 o i Clark It G, sho a maker post master 
 
 (-* I Cro>by Jesse, supt Co-op Store Myers Jno, blacksmith 
 
 y\ Dodd' George, lumberman Norton Jno, blacksmith 
 
 "To i Foy Martin, gen'J mdse Page J J, gen'l mdse 
 
 ~ Houston las, lumberman Panguitch Co-op Store, gen'l mdse 
 
 CL. Henrie Dan, harness maker Reynolds E, blacksmith 
 
 j Marshall Jos, harness maker 
 
 Sardy Bros. & Burton cany a fins stock of Boots & Shoes, Hats. Caps & Glotiung 
 
Wrought Spanish Bits & Spurs, W. L. Fickard, Salt Lake* 
 
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 PAR AGON AH. 
 
 A farming settlement on the high road to St. George population 400. 
 It is six miles north ofParowan, good range and extensive stock rais- 
 ing forms the industry of the populace. 
 
 Barton , 7 P, carpenter & p m Robinson Wni, blacksmith 
 
 Barton S S, butcher Robinson J K, miller 
 
 Horseley S P, mason Stones D, cobbler .* tinker 
 
 Lund W, stone cutter Tapham Jno, gen'l mdse 
 
 Owens T R, peddler Watts B, tanner 
 
 JUAB COUNTY 
 
 Is one of tfce central counties, being bounded on the north by Utah 
 and Tooele counties, on the south by Millard County, and on the west 
 by the State of Nevada. It was first settled at Nephi. In the eastern 
 part of the country a large number of rich mines have been developed, 
 prominent among which rank the monster mines belonging to the 
 Mammoth Mining & Milling Company at Tintic, who have also erected 
 large mills and smelters thus giving employment to thousands of 
 men, and bringing the country into prominence as one of the greatest 
 in importance which may furnish adequate resources sufficient to es- 
 tablish numerous large and permanent towns. 
 
 The county has an area of 100 square miles of the Oquirrh range of 
 mountains. The climate is agreeable and healthy, the nights being 
 cool in summer and the snow fall light in winter. 
 
 NEPHI, 
 
 The county seat of Juab County, is ninety-one miles south of Salt Laice 
 City on the U. C. R. R. It has a population of 2,500, with its main sup- 
 port of farming and stock raising. 
 
 Nearby, is the lordly Mount Nebo, 12,000 feet in height, the cul- 
 mination of the Wasatch Range, and one of the grandest peaks in 
 America. 
 
 Boules Thomas, butcher Bryan W A C, Fire Insurance 
 
 Chalmers Abe, saloon <t liquor Hawkins Jno S, boots & shoes 
 
 dealer Love John, butcher, Main St 
 
 Cartley J F, post master MeCune W, druggist 
 
 Connell WS, harness mfg'r Nephi Co-op, Joel Grover, supt, 
 
 gen'l mdse & harness rnf'g 
 Ostler Jno C, harness & saddles 
 Pextoii & Booth, blacksmiths 
 Reed & Hill, blacksmiths 
 Sorenson Thos, gen'l mdse 
 Schroder T G, furniture dealer 
 
 Cushman M G, wines, liquors, ci- 
 gars & tobacco 
 
 Foote Chas, gen'l mdse 
 
 Foote E R, hotel 
 
 Gardner Alex, tinner 
 
 Goldsbrough H, hotel 
 
 Goldsbrough Mrs E, millinery & 
 fancy goods 
 
 Teasdel Frank, music dealer & 
 barber 
 
 Hyde & Whitmore, genT mdse Williams E, gen'l mdse 
 Main St 
 
 L. GOLDBERG, LEADING CLOTHIER, Salt Lake Oity 
 
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 A mining town sixteen miles north-west from Nephi. Population 
 a* I about 300. 
 
 Brooks H S boots A shoes Thurmond Jno, gen'l mdse 
 
 Hills R A, gen'l mdse Williams & Cussack, gen'l mdse 
 
 Stewarr, S, blacksmith 
 
 BUKEKA. 
 
 A mining town in Tintic valley, population about 150. 
 McChrystal & Co, gen'l rndse 
 
 JUAB. 
 
 A small farming town of about 1)0 inhabitants. 
 
 Jackman A S, saloon Taylor E, market & restaurant 
 
 Juab Co-op, gen 1 rndse Whitbeck J C, hotel 
 
 LEVAN. 
 
 A small farming town near the U. C. 11. R.; about 400 population. 
 Co-op .Saw Mill Co, lumber ifrc Peterson F A, groceries 
 
 Jorgenson (J! L. furniture Shepherd Jno W, postmaster 
 
 Levan Co-op Store, gen'l mdse Thygerson Peterson, gen'l mdse 
 
 Neilson C C, boots & shoes Waukin C A, boots & shoes 
 
 Peterson Mrs Co, milliner 
 
 MONA. 
 
 Eight miles north of Nephi on the U. C. R.R. Population about 500 
 mostly farmers 
 
 Ellerton Jno, groceries Mona Co-op Mercantile InstituVn; 
 
 Fausett J S, blacksmith gen'l rndse, Wm Newton maug'r, 
 
 Johnson G W, hotel & seeds Webb P, carpenter 
 
 WiLiams K W, painter 
 
 
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 " h Is a mining town in the Tintic Valley, of about 300 inhabitants. 
 
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 Blanchard C H, jr, recorder Tintic Reed & Durfey, saloon & billiards 
 
 mining dis't A postmaster Riter L E & Co, gen'l mdse 
 
 Cushman M g, gen 1 mdse <fe liquors 
 
 TINTIC, 
 
 A mining town in the valley which bears its name; of limited popula- 
 tion. 
 
 Freckleton Jessie, gen'l mdse Mammoth Smelting & Refining 
 
 Lesser Julius, post naster Works Copper Matte Quartz 
 
 Miil&c 
 
 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a full line of General Merchandise 
 
Best Team Harness made by W. L. Pickard, Salt Lake. 
 
 Kane County Business Directory. 261 
 
 KANE COUNTY 
 
 Is the south-east corner of the territory, being bounded on the south 
 and east by Arizona and Colorado, on the north by Iron and on the 
 west by Washington counties. East and west it is 228 miles, north 
 and south, forty-five miles. It was first settled in 1857 and its populace 
 numbers about 8,000 souls. The lumbering, farming, fruit growing, 
 stock raising and milling interests are quite extensive. 
 
 TOQUERVIJLLE, 
 
 Situated 290 miles south of Salt Lake City on the territorial road to St. 
 George. Is the county seat of Kane County, with a population of 
 about 500. 
 
 Co-op Store, gen'l mdse, W A Kleinman Conrad, wine merchant 
 
 Binghurst, supt, Chas Stap'ey & Naile Jno C, wine merchant 
 
 Ashton Nebeker, directors Spilsbury Alma P, postmaster 
 
 Hammond Win W, druggist Spilsbury Geo & Son, gen'l mdse 
 Jackson Jas, wine merchant 
 
 GRAPTON 
 
 A small town, oflimited population in the Valley of the Virgin about 
 
 twelve miles south-east of Toquerville. 
 
 Russell A H, blacksmith Stam worth S, fruits 
 
 KANAB. 
 
 A prosperous farming town on the Kanab River of limited popula- 
 tion; forty-five miles south-east of Toquerville.^ 
 
 Johnson N t gen'l mdse Udall, Mariger & Stewart, gen'l 
 
 mdse 
 
 NEW HARMONY. , 
 
 A small town fifteen miles north of Toquerville about 200 population. 
 Harmony Co-op Institution, gen'l Pace, M saloon 
 mdse, D Pace, manager Taylor W W, hotel 
 
 ORDERVILLE. 
 
 A small but enterprising town of about 200 inhabitants; main pursuit 
 being farming. 
 
 Esphlin H W, farmer Porter E D, tanner 
 
 Hovt Israel, postmaster Porter VV A, cabinet maker 
 
 United Order of Orderville, gen'l Webb F A, carpenter & builder 
 
 mdse, mfr's boots & shoes, wool- Black W M, miller 
 
 en mill &c, Thos Chamberlin, Cox D M, wagon maker 
 
 pres't, K M Webb, sec'y Webb E M, school teacher 
 
 Robertson Thos, blacksmith Carroll W, school teacher 
 Porter T L, dairyman 
 
 You can save 10 per cent by baying Clothing at L. Goldberg'* 
 
California Lasso Saddles, TV.L. Piokard, Salt Lake City. 
 
 262 Mtllard County Business Directory. 
 
 ROCKVILLE. 
 
 A small town ninety miles north-east of St. George; about 200 popula- 
 tionmostly farmers. 
 
 Co-op Store, gen'l mdse Gifford S T, chair maker 
 
 Draper S, notions Smith C N,_supt co-op 
 
 Gerry Jno, blacksmith 
 
 VIRGIN CITY 
 
 Is about eight miles due south of Toquerville, but the broken and 
 mountaineous nature of the country makes the road much longer 
 Beebe L W & Son Isom Geo, gen'l mdse 
 
 Hinton Jno, carpenter Gwens Eleanor, post mistress 
 
 Hinton Jno M, mechanic Parker J, grist mill 
 
 WINDSOR. 
 
 A small town of about 230 inhabitants, mostly engaged in farming and 
 stock raising. 
 
 Canaan Stock Ranch Co, N Ashby Esphlin Jno, produce 
 supt 
 
 MILLARD COUNTY 
 
 This is one of the central counties of Utah. It has an area of 6,8")0 
 square miles, running one hundred miles east and west, and sixty- 
 eight miles north and south. The largest stream in the country is the 
 Sevier River, which enters from the north and ends in a large lake 
 that occupies a large part of the Sevier valley desert. Considerable of 
 the industries of the county pertain to lumbering and stock raising. 
 There are a number of flour mills in full operation. 
 
 FILLMORE 
 
 Is rhe country seat of Millard County, 169 miles south of Salt Lake City. 
 Has a population of about 800. 
 
 Christopherson L, boot & shoe Huntsman G, gen'l mdse & furni- 
 
 maker ture 
 
 Co-op Institution, gen'l mdse, J V Holbrook L, sheep raiser 
 
 Robison,supt Henry Wm A, druggist 
 
 Flouring Co, H Mitchell, miller Jelly Jno, postmaster 
 
 Free Traders Union, gen'l mdse & O K Grist Mill, C Frampton, miller 
 
 Furniture, John Kelly, supt Roof Henry, harhess maker 
 Farmer T, shoe maker 
 
 DESERET. 
 
 A small farming settlement near the Sevier River, thirty miles north- 
 west of Fillmore; of about 100 population. 
 UJJ 
 
 Jon't forget that Hardy Bros* & Barton have A well selected stock of Dry Good* 
 
Wrought Spanish Bits & Spurs, W. L. Pickard, Salt L,ake 
 
 Millard County Business Directory. 263 j 
 
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 Alexander S H, druggist Moody Wm C, gen'l & stock raiser 
 
 Bennett Joshua, farmer Ray Wm A, gen'l mdse & flour 
 Black Sos S, gen'l mdse mill 
 
 Cropper G W, stock raiser Webb Edward, hotel & saloon 
 
 Christiansen S, stock raiser Weston S W, blacksmith 
 Dewsnip Hyrum, flour mill &p m 
 
 HOLDEN. 
 
 A farming town; population about 300. 
 Co-op Mercantile Institution, gen Tanner E, gen'l mdse 
 mdse, H Bennett, supt Teeples S, blacksmith 
 
 Johnson H B, hotel 
 
 KANOSH 
 
 Is situated on Corn Creek, fifteen miles south of Fillmore. A thriving 
 settlement of about 500; mostly engaged in farming and stock raising. 
 
 Christenson A, blacksmith Kimball A A, bishop 
 
 Crane Geo, painter Leavitt Lyman, plasterer 
 
 Crane C, sheep raiser Mills Wm, plasterer & mason 
 
 Chartsworth Jno, saloon Penney W C, joiner 
 
 Crane Geo, pound keeper Penney E W, phrenologist 
 
 George Wm, jr, stock raiser Roberts &Bernant, lumber dealers 
 
 Greener Thos R, postmaster Ramsey Jno, M D 
 
 Goddard Benj, teacher Roberts Jno, blacksmith 
 
 Halsey W A , harness maker Robison P, cooper 
 
 Hunter W, gen'l mdse Wadauid A, gen'l mdse 
 
 Hawkes O ii, justice of the peace Z C M I, gen'l mdse 
 Kanosh Sheep Co, H Christenson. 
 Prest 
 
 LEAMINGTON. 
 
 A small farming settlement of limited population. 
 
 Morrison George, 'gen'l mdse & Pay Richard, gen'l mdse 
 postmaster 
 
 MEADOW. 
 
 Eight miles south of Fillmore ofl Meadow Creek, supported by farmers. 
 Meadow Co-op Mercantile Institu- Stott Edwin, postmaster 
 tion, gen'l mdse 
 
 SCIPIO. 
 
 Thirty miles east of Fi.lmore on the traveled road to St. George. 
 Probert W & Co, gen'l mdse Scipio Co-op Mercantile Institut'n 
 
 L. Goldberg has the larg-est stock of Men's wear in S. It. City 
 
Sole Leather, French Kip, Calf & Morroccos at PicUar<r 
 
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 264 Morgan County Business Directory. 
 
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 MORGAN COUNTY 
 
 Bounded on the east by rich and Summit counties, on the south by 
 Salt Lake County, on the north by Weber and on the west by Salt Lake 
 and Davis counties. Weber Canyon runs through the middle of the 
 
 county. Much of the area is mountairieous. Considerable fine tim- 
 ber and grazing land throughout the county. Most business centered 
 in Morgan City. 
 
 MORGAN CITY 
 
 The county seat of Morgan County, is on the IT. P, K. R., about forty 
 
 miles north-east of Salt Lake City. 
 
 Beckman Bros, liquor dealers Williams T), lime dealer 
 
 Mettler L M, post master Williams J, gen'l mdse 
 
 Porkinson P, gen'l rndse Z^ C M I, gen'l mdse & boots & 
 
 Tonks Win, blacksmith shoes 
 
 Turner Chas, lime dealer 
 
 CRAYDON' 
 
 Craydon Coal Co Walker T H & Bon, gen 1 ] mdse 
 
 Craydon Co-op Store, gen'l mdse 
 
 PETERSONS. 
 
 Hall J K, builder Williams Edwin, gen'l mdse & p m 
 
 Phillips R, N P agent Williams Joshua, lumber 
 
 PIUTE COUNTY 
 
 This county crosses over Green River towards the Grand River, is 
 abundantly supplied with fine timber, excellent range, and in the 
 bottoms of the gorges are some splendid farming districts with plenty 
 of water. The majority of settlements are situated in the Wasatch 
 Mountains, 
 
 MARYS VALE 
 
 The county seat of Piute, is the principal settlement of the county. 
 
 Population about 600 235 miles south of Salt Lake City, It hasa double 
 
 support from mining and agriculture. 
 
 Jones W L, drugs & notions & post Smith Mariner, dry goods, grocer- 
 master ies & liquors 
 
 Lisonbee H D, dry goods & groc- Tirnony R M, groceries & liquors 
 eries Wood house C, miners supplies, 
 
 Pfieifer & Greenig, liquors wines & liquors 
 
 Call and see Hardy Bros. & Burtcn's complete stock of Staple & Fancy Cfroceriei 
 
Saddlery and Saddlery-Hardware, Jobbed by W. L. Pickard. Salt Lake City. 
 
 Piute County Business Directory. 
 
 265 
 
 FREMONT. 
 
 A small farming settlement of limited population. 
 Allred A J, gen'l mdse & p m Worrell S W, saw mill 
 
 Fredrickson FJ, shoe maker is orrell VV W, blacksmith 
 
 Gibbons R, carpenter Morrill Geo, carpenter 
 
 Hecki W J, carpenter & builder & Taylor Wm, carpenter 
 blacksmith Ycung J W, millwright 
 
 GREENWICH. 
 
 A farm ing and stock settlement, sparsely settled, including a small 
 farm tilled by Indians. 
 
 Bagley E A, gen'l mdse Thurber A K, stock & sheep 
 
 Parker Smith, stock raiser Wright Jos H, postmaster 
 
 j^arKer smiiii, STOCK raiser 
 Thurber Jos H, blacksmith 
 
 JUNCTION. 
 
 Moivill L D, gen'l mdse 
 Morrill & Son, gen'l md e 
 
 V. Litaker Jas, gen'l mdse & saloon 
 
 KINGSTON, 
 
 A small settlement of about DO inhabitants. 
 King T E, postmaster 
 
 King V, gen'l mdse syrett jfrea, miner 
 
 King Wm, mf'r & bus agt of the U V\ hittaker Jas, gen'l mds& liquors 
 O of Kingston 
 
 orrill Horatio, tanner 
 Syrett Fred, miller 
 
 KOCSHAREM, 
 Anderson J C, gen'l mdse Hatch Wm, gen'l mdse 
 
 LAO. 
 Blackburn J, gen'l mdse 
 
 1HUKBER 
 
 BrinkerhoffGeo, dairyma 
 Burgess Wm, postmaster 
 Burgess Hyrum, blacksmith 
 Hall Wm, carpenter 
 Heath Jai H, grist mill 
 
 Hughes Jas, dairyman 
 Meeks Joseph, stock raiser 
 Meeks Wm,dairymkn 
 Stringham G W' gen'l mdse 
 Stoddard Rufus, saw mill 
 
 L. Goldberg has the largest stock of Men's wear in S. L. City 
 
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First Prizes awarded at all Territorial Fairs, to W. L Picfcard, Salt 
 2C6 Rich County Business Directory. 
 
 RICH COUNTY 
 
 Located at the extreme north-east corner of the territory, bounded on 
 the north and east by Idaho and Wyoming territories respectively, on 
 1 he south by Summit and on the west by Cache counties. Much of 
 the area is mountaineous. 
 
 Bear Lake is a beautiful sheet of water, clear as crystal, resting 
 near lofty mountains, and well stocked with delicious trout. 
 
 GARDEN. 
 
 A settlement on the western shore of Bear Lake near the Idaho 
 line. Population consists principally of farmers. 
 Allred Byron H, wagons & ma- Cook Alonzo, grist mill 
 
 chinery & postmaster Longhurst Chas T, merchant 
 
 LAKE TOWN. 
 
 
 
 Situated at the southern extremity of Bear Lake; population limited. 
 Fine agricultural and grazing lands. 
 
 Co-op Store, gen'l mdse Robinson George, postmaster 
 
 Cheney J, geu'l mdse Walstrom O, blacksmith 
 
 Hodges N M, grist mill 
 
 MEADOWVILLE, 
 
 A small farming settlement of limited habitation. 
 McLean J, gen'l mdse 
 
 RANDOLPH. 
 
 A farming town of several hundred population. 
 
 Jacobsen Olivus, saw mill & lum- Snowball Jno, postmaster 
 
 ber South C & Sons, lumber merchants 
 
 Jrnsen Bros, live stock dralers Tyson Mrs L, hotel 
 
 McMinn E, live stock dealer Z C M I, J M Baxter, supt 
 
 WOODRUFF. 
 
 A settlement in Bear River Valley, twenty miles north of the U, P. R. 
 
 R Limited population. 
 
 Eastman A E & Co, gen'l mdse Putman & C, gen'l mdse 
 
 Sardy Bros. & Burton carry a fino stock of Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps & Clothing 
 
Shoemakers 9 Tools of all Jcinds, W* L. PicJzasd, Salt Lake. 
 
 San Pete County Business Directory. 
 
 267 
 
 SANPETE COUNTY. 
 
 Sanpete is one of the most important counties in the Territory. It 
 is bounded on the north by Wasatch and Utah counties ; on the west 
 by MUlard and Juab, on the south by Sevier county, and 011 the east 
 by the State of Colorado. The majority of the settlements are in the 
 San pete valley, a tract of fertile land about 50 miles in length. Wheat 
 and other cereals are produced in great abundance. The district is also 
 well adapted to the raising of stock, the range being excellent and al- 
 most limitless. 
 
 MANTI 
 
 The county seat of Sanpote is a flourishing city of about 2500 population , 
 situated 133 miles southeast of Salt Lake City. 
 
 Anderson A H, saw mill 
 Anderson Wm, blacksmith 
 Barton W, painter 
 Braithwaite R, boot & shoe manfr 
 Bybee R L, agricultural imple'nts 
 Carleson F C, shoemaker 
 Carleson G E, shoemaker 
 Christopherson S, grist mill 
 Coolidge O F, gen'i mdse 
 Cramer C, furniture 
 Davis H, surgeon 
 Fox E W & Co, gen'l mdse 
 Funk W D, sewing machines 
 Greco E S, tin shop 
 Grier Jno, rope maker 
 Hall Richard, mason 
 Hansen Mrs C, millinery 
 Hanson S C, wool carder 
 Harmon Bros, saw mill 
 Henrie D, butcher 
 Hoggan Jas, tailor 
 Hoggan T A, carpenter 
 Hougaard J H & Co, millers 
 Hougaard Jno, photographer 
 
 Jolley F M, sheep raiser 
 Kenner F R, physician 
 Kenner & Bench, shingle mill 
 Kijar L C, harness manufacturer 
 Ladies Co-op Store, gen'l mdse 
 Larson N C, tailor 
 Lowrie Jno, furniture, meat, live 
 
 stock, wool & hides 
 Madsen C, cabinet maker 
 Manti C M Institution, gen'l mdse 
 
 Wm T Reid, manager 
 Marker Alma, hides & pelts 
 Marker J P, wheelright 
 Parry E L, mason 
 Parsons H. carpenter 
 Peacock <fc Co, saw mill 
 Perry W El, drugs 
 Peterson S P, painter 
 Roberts A. architect 
 Sidwell Geo & Co, mill 
 Suow W S, hotel 
 Tuttle L T & Co, meat & grpcers 
 Wilson Jno. carpenter 
 
 CHESTER. 
 
 A farming town of about 500 population, 15 miles northeast of Manti. 
 Allred R It, stock raiser Child J H, subscription agent 
 
 Beck H C H, rtock raiser Clapp Elijah, pottery 
 
 Chester Co-op Store, gen'l mdse Clapp Elisha, pottery 
 Candland Annie W, postmistress Neilson L, musician 
 Candland D, county attorney Whitlock Andrew, stock raiser 
 
 L. Goldberg, the only Clothing Manufacturer, S. L. City 
 
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 Cash paid for Hides, W^ol and Furs, W.^L. Picfcard, Salt Late City, Utah. 
 
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 268 Sanpete County Business Directory. 
 
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 DOVER 
 
 Is a small but thriving settlement, composed mostly of farmers. 
 
 Alston C, carpenter & millwright Reid E, tailor 
 
 Erickson C W, plasterer Robinson Wm, postmaster 
 
 Grundtwig F C, carpenter Hobinson A, mason 
 
 Hodge R, blacksmith ?cott W, sho3maker 
 
 Lundeberg C, mason Swain A, shoemaker 
 
 Lundeberg A N mason Tolff C T, mason 
 Naglie O J, shoemaker 
 
 EPHRAIM 
 
 Is one of the richest farming towns in the county with a population of 
 about 2300. It is situated 7 miles north of Manti . 
 
 Greaves P, gen'l mdse <fe produce Neilstrup J P, gen'l mdse 
 
 Jposen Geo, photographer Peterson Geo, gen'l mdse 
 
 Jensen M, photographer Quinn Geo, harness maker 
 
 Jensen C, gen'l mdse IT O M Institution, gen'l mdse 
 
 Jensen F Y, tinner Whitlock C A, harness & saddles 
 Larsen C A, produce& postmaster 
 
 FAIRV1EW 
 
 rii 
 
 * j Is an incorporated town 3o miles north-east of Manti. Population 
 
 8 , | about 1100, chiefly farmers and stock raisers. 
 
 cs^ ! Christensen Fred, school teacher Terry O L, miller 
 
 Cruser C, engineer Tucker Amasa, saw mill 
 
 
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 Han-en (/ K, clerk Tucker Geo, sawyer 
 
 Hurst Philip, supt co-op store Wilson L, postmaster 
 
 Nielsen Bros, saw mill 
 
 FERRONS CITY. 
 
 A farming settlement of limited habitation. 
 S "2 Anderson A H, carpenter Kill pock I D, gen'l trdse 
 
 ,2 ffl Horsley J P, mason Lennox J C, wheelright 
 
 Horner C, blacksmith Molen M W gen'l mdse 
 
 * ! Jackson Thos. cabinet maker Taylor Wm, postmaster 
 
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 A v ! - FAYETTE 
 
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 1 1 ; Has about 100 population, mostly engaged in farming. 
 A \ Fayette Co-op, gen'l mdse Palmer Mrs, hotel 
 
 1 Metcalf J E, wagon maker, &c 
 
 O I FOUNTAIN GREEN 
 
 o^ Is 45 miles north of Manti on the traveled road from Sanpete valley to 
 
 Nephi. Population about 600, mostly engaged in farming. 
 ,^ Anderson H P E. shoe maker Fountain Green Co-op, gen'l mdse 
 
 c/3 Collard C, blacksmith Hansen H C, toys & gen'l mdse 
 
 IT Cook Samuel, blacksmith Lewellyn R R, postmaster 
 
 D Draper J G, toys and merchandise Olsen Olaf, cabinet maker 
 Dougall H M & Co, flour mill Nielsen S R, blacksmith 
 
 Sardy Bros. & Burton carry a fin? stock of Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps & Clothing 
 
Henry Arthur's Boot and. Shoe Uppers, W. L. Pickard, Salt Lake City, 
 
 Sanpete County Business Directory. 269 \ g 
 
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 GUNNISON 
 
 Having a population of 600 is 14 miles south of Manti. The principal 
 occupation of the populace is farming and manufacturing. 
 Gunnison Co-op, gen 1 mdse Madsen Christian, furniture 
 
 Kearns H H, wagon maker Peterson L, gen'l mdse 
 
 Knighton Jno, gen'l mdse Bobbins & Kearns, gen'l mdse, ho- 
 
 Ladies Relief Society, gen'l mdse tel and saloon 
 
 MAYFIELD. 
 
 A farming town of about 400 population. 
 Christiansen P, gen'l mdse Mayfield Co-op Inst'n gen'l mdse 
 
 MORONI. 
 
 An incorporated city 49 miles north of Manti. It is in this vicinity 
 that iron is so plentiful. 
 
 Cloward Jas, blacksmith Moroni Co-op Store, gen'l mdse 
 
 Eliason N L, postmaster Monson Mons, carpenter & builder 
 
 Hansen Hans, brick maker Neilsen C P, miller 
 
 Jensen Andreas, saw mill Olsen Jas, agent wagons 
 
 Laurson B P, brick layer Petersen H P, carpenter 
 
 Morley Thos, blacksmith Taylor B F, saloon 
 
 Morley Isaac, brick layer Taylor & Draper, gen'l mdse 
 
 MOUNT PLEASANT 
 
 Is 22 miles north of Manti and is one of the largest cities in the county. 
 The number of inhabitants exceeds 2,000. Mount PJeasant is a thrifty 
 and prosperous town, being situated in the midst of a splendid agricul- 
 tural district. 
 
 Beauman & Jensen, furniture McClennehan & Co, millers 
 
 Begstrom Daniel, wood turner Madsen N, book agent 
 Begstrom A, blacksmith Mount Z C M Institution,gen mdse 
 
 Bjelkie C G & Co, boots & shoes Neilson S J, gen'l mdse 
 Bowman Neils, painter Neyburg A, blacksmith 
 
 Cliff E, nursery Olsen S, furniture 
 
 Farnsworth Geo, gen'l mdse Prichett L F & Co, gen'l mdse 
 
 Fischer J F, miller Rolph Bros, gen'l mdse 
 
 Hansen Jas, agent wagons Sanpete County Co-op gen'l mdse 
 
 Hanson J & Co, shoe makers Wallis Jno, farmer 
 
 PBTTYVILLE 
 
 Is a small farming town of limited population. 
 
 Dusterburg Jno, saloon Petty ville Co-op Store, gen'l mdse 
 
 SPRING CITY. 
 
 Population about 1009, located 17 miles north from Manti. It has an 
 excellent location with numerous fine buildings. 
 Anderson August, gen'l mdse Olsen Lewis, shingle maker 
 
 Blaic Robert, postmaster Puzey Henry W, carriage & wagon 
 
 Ellis Jos T, joiner & cabinet maker maker 
 
 Ford Wm, blacksmith Streeper Chas A, steam saw mill 
 
 Nielsen Jacob, blacksmith Spring City Co-op, gen'l mdse 
 
 L. GOLDBERG, LEADING CLOTHIER, Salt Lake City. 
 
WALMN'S PATENT STIRRUP, best for Broncho Riders. 
 
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 270* Summit County Business Directory. 
 
 WALES. 
 
 This settlement has a population of about 330. It is located nine miles 
 west of Spring City, and boasts of numerous valuable coal mines. 
 
 Anderson C P, engineer Rees Jno E, engineer 
 
 Bates Benjamin, blacksmith Reese Jno E, jr, engineer 
 
 Christensen Peter, brickmaker Rees Nephi, carpenter 
 
 Davis Wm, butcher Stevens Elisha, carpenter 
 
 Dye Wm, engineer Sanpete Valley Railway, F S Ca- 
 Edmunds Thos, engineer hill, manager 
 
 Jones Hugh, carpenter Thomas Mary R, dressmaker and 
 Jones Wm, carpenter millinery 
 
 Lester Oeo, boot & shoe maker Wales Coal Mines, F S Cahill, supt 
 
 Lewis Jno T , carpenter Wai es Co-op Store, Jno E Rees,supt 
 
 Midgley J K, carpenter Wales Mercantile Institution, F S 
 Midgley Jonathan, postmaster Cahill & Co, proprietors 
 
 SUMMIT COUNTY 
 
 This county, mountaineous in the extreme, is bounded on the north 
 by Rich County and Wyoming Territory, on the east by the state of 
 Colorado, on the south by Wasatch county, and on the west by Morgan 
 and Salt Lake counties. The summit of the Uintah Range of moun- 
 tains marks the southern boundary of the county, and these with 
 their tremendous peaks occupy a great part of the area. A large 
 number of important mines have been opened up and ranks, the 
 county as one of the leading in richness. 
 
 COALVILLB, 
 
 The count/ seat of Summit County, is on the Webe** River, forty-two 
 miles east of Salt Lake City. This is a prosperous town with a popula- 
 tion of about 700. Its main industries are farming and coal mining. 
 Bopden Jno, p m & publisher Gentry Sam'l, blacksmith 
 
 Brirnn & Clutf, saloon Home Coal Co, (see Salt Lake City) 
 
 Carlander C A, shoemaker Simpson Jno, drugs &. liquors 
 
 Co-op Institution, gen'l mdse Welch T, grist mill 
 
 ECHO, 
 
 Asper E, hotel Lander W, postmaster 
 
 Beckwith & Lander, gen'l mdse Wickle R, cigars & tobacco 
 Bromley J.E, hotel 
 
 KAMAS, 
 
 This is a thrifty settlement in Kamas Prairie at the headwaters of 
 Provo River. Population estimated at 700. 
 
 Carpenter J S, shoe maker Poulsoii H J, lumber & lath mf r 
 
 Dillon W, blacksmith Warr A, gen'l mdse 
 
 Hardy Bros, & Burton carry a full line of General Merchandise 
 
Rubber and Gold Plated Carriage Harness at Pickard's. 
 
 Summit County Business Directory. 
 
 271 
 
 Williams S& Sons, shingle mf rs 
 Woolstenhuben J, gen'l mdse 
 
 Evans H, harness maker 
 Kamas Co-op, gen'l mdse 
 Larsen H, gen'l mdse 
 Leonard G B, postmaster, drugs & 
 gen'l mdse 
 
 PARK CITY, 
 
 About thirty-five miles south-east of Salt Lake City, is one of the most 
 prosperous mining camps in the Territory. Among its mines which 
 are most prominent is the Ontario and many others lately developed, 
 in fact the camp is looked upon as being able to.rank in harmony with 
 the famous Leadville mining district at no distant day. Its popula- 
 tion is variously estimated at from 1,500 to 1,600. 
 
 Ascheim M S, gen'l mdse 
 
 Berry Bros, blacksmiths 
 
 Bock H & Bro, saloon 
 
 Boshart H, tailor 
 
 Bourse Mrs, boarding house 
 
 Bowman Miss M, fancy goods 
 
 Brazier Geo, baker 
 
 Bridge Jno, harness 
 
 Brogan Terence, saloon 
 
 Eurlin N, shoemaker 
 
 Byrne E, shoemaker 
 
 Capen & Smith, saloon 
 
 Farrell Win, saloon 
 
 Fennemore Wm, carpenter & un- 
 dertaker 
 
 Ferry E P, mining operator 
 
 tischel F, hotel 
 
 Fuelling Aug A, baker & confect'y 
 
 Funk J F, barber 
 
 Grant R, saloon 
 
 Hunter & Robinson, hotel 
 
 Johnson. J, restaurant 
 
 Keeler D F, news agent 
 
 Kelly Jno, saloon 
 
 Kiausch F A, drugs 
 
 Kidder Geo C, lumber 
 
 Kiesel & Rogers, groceries & 
 liquors 
 
 Lane J, saloon 
 
 Langsdorf F M, saloon 
 
 Lawrence J & Co, gen'l mdse 
 
 Liddell & Gulliver, grocers 
 
 Lipman M H, clothing 
 
 Louder Bros, blacksmiths 
 
 McCarroll J, shoe maker 
 
 Mahoney Mrs W, boarding house 
 
 Marsac Silver Mining & Milling Co 
 
 Mason J W, restaurant 
 
 Merihugh W, R R hotel 
 
 Morris Edwd & Co, gen'l mdse 
 
 Morrison & Reilly, saloon 
 
 Masher Amos, meat 
 
 Mulhall A B & Co, meat 
 
 Nadan Mrs C, confec & liquors 
 
 Clark B B, gen'l md&e 
 
 Crescent Mining Co, mines 
 
 Cupit & Breman, saloon 
 
 De La Baume C, groceries 
 
 Dodge & Creek, saloon 
 
 Dougherty A S, furniture 
 
 Dudler Mrs Jos, saloon & brewery 
 
 Duffy Jno. saloon 
 
 Emery A B, postmaster 
 
 Empire Silver Mining & Milling Co 
 
 Erickson G, tailor 
 
 O'Reilly Jno, saloon 
 
 Ontario Silver Mining Co, also Salt 
 
 Lake City 
 
 Ottenheimer W, groceries 
 Pape Jno, saloon 
 Park City Bank 
 Park City Boot & Shoe Store 
 Park City Smelting Co 
 Pound & Waldron, news agts 
 Roy W H, groceries & grain 
 Sam Hop, Chinese goods 
 Shafer Henry, tailor 
 Sheppard, Springer & Co, meat 
 Shields Chas, gen'l mdse 
 Smith A M, livery 
 Smith WH, livery 
 Snyder G G, livery 
 Tewksbury C A, stoves <fe tinware 
 Thiriat Bros, saloon 
 Thompson F C, saloon 
 Tims W & Son, lumber & planing 
 
 mill 
 
 Wall & Garrity, livery 
 Watson J G, coal & milk 
 Watson T S, stage line 
 Wei sman & Clark, jewelry 
 Weist Harry, barber 
 White HL, publisher 
 Williams J E, saloon 
 Williamson E C, drugs 
 Young H O & Son, gen'l mdse 
 
 You can save 10 per cent by buying Clothing at L. Goldberg's 
 
W. L. PicJcard carries a full line of Trotting & Racing Goods 
 
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 PEOA. 
 
 Lyons Oscar F, postmaster Rees & Neel, butchers 
 
 Marchant Gilbert J, blacksmith Stevens Wm H, grist mill 
 
 Marchant Jno A, gen'l store Wardell Geo, carpenter 
 
 Maxwell Jno, shingle & lath mill Welch James, saw mill 
 
 Milliner Wm, blacksmith White Wm, wagon maker 
 
 Newman Jno, carpenter Wright H B, shoe maker 
 Olson Sven, mason 
 
 WANSHIP. 
 
 A few miles south of Coalville, on the Weber River. Is a thrifty farm 
 ing settlement of about 600 population* 
 
 Nixon S, gen'l mdse Young E R, gen'l mdse 
 
 Reynolds Wm, gen'l mdse & p m 
 
 SEVIER COUNTY 
 
 Adjoins San Pete County on the south, and is bounded on the east by 
 the State of Colorado, It is noted for its vast ranges for stock, fine tim- 
 ber, arable valleys that are abundantly irrigated, enormous coal fields, 
 and large deposits of hermatite iron, fine clays, &c. The rivers and 
 lakes abound with trout and other fish. The Sevier River traverses 
 the entire length of the valley which name it bears. 
 
 ANNABELLA 
 
 A small farming town. 
 
 Ohidester J P, butcher Jackson J, carpenter & builder 
 
 Herring Joseph, gen'l mdse Sleave Jno, postmaster 
 
 Huntsman Geo, blacksmith 
 
 AURORA. 
 Broadhead J, newsdealer Morgan Daniel, postmaster 
 
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 Burr C C, gen'l mdse 
 
 BURRVILLE. 
 
 ELSINORE. 
 
 A farming town of about 400 population. 
 Bertelson A & Son, grist mill Co-op Store, gen'l m dse 
 
 GLENWOOD. 
 
 A settlement five miles east of Richfield on the Sevier River. Pop- 
 ulation about 300; principally farmers. 
 
 Bruegger G, shoe maker Pierce J W, gen'l mdse 
 
 Burns M, harness & saddlery Peterson P C, mill owner 
 
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Ladies Saddles in great variety at W. L. Pickard's, Salt Lake City, Utah, 
 
 Sevier County Business Directory. 
 
 273 
 
 Gottesfrieden J, cooper Kickeubach R, shoe maker 
 
 Heppler A, tannery & post master Shaw A, gen'l mdse 
 Jackson J W, cabinet maker & Wall J L, mill owner 
 
 builder 
 
 Jackson Thos, furniture 
 Nordfors A, blacksmith 
 
 Whetman Geo, builder 
 Wilson Bradley, builder 
 
 JOSEPH. 
 
 A farming town of about 390 habitation. 
 
 Butler J S, sheep raiser & wool Murdock G A. post master 
 Carter S R, blacksmith Ross T & F A, gen'l mdse 
 
 Joseph CO-OD M & M Ass'n, gen'l 
 mdse 
 
 REDMOND. 
 
 A small farming settlement. 
 Johnson J, gen'l mdse 
 
 MONROE 
 
 One of the leading towns of Sevier County; about 600 inhabitants, si x- 
 teen miles south of Richfield. Mostly stock raisers and farmers. 
 
 Niison Bros & Co, gen'l mdse 
 Paulsen P N, lumber 
 People's Co-op Store, gen'l mdse 
 Sim onsen S, wagons & hotel 
 
 Anderson Bros, gen'l mdse 
 Bates N P, stationery &c 
 Bertelson & Sons, grist mill 
 Rohmaii J W, blacksmith 
 Jones J W, gen'l mdse 
 Monroe Co-op Store, gen 1 mdse 
 
 Thueson J N, ranchman 
 
 PRATTVILLB. 
 
 A small farming settlement. 
 Mount S F, hotel A saloon 
 
 RICHFIELD. 
 This town is about 175 miles south of Salt Lake City. 
 
 Anderson N, postmaster 
 Anderson Wm, gen'l mdse 
 Hansen & Thurber, furniture 
 Jensen T C, blacksmith 
 
 Nielsen & Jensen, merchandise 
 Smith Jorgen, merchant 
 Wright Isaac K, gen'l mdse 
 
 SALINA. 
 
 Eighteen miles north of Richfield, a farming settlement of about 600 
 
 population. Large deposits of rock salt in the vicinity. 
 
 Curtis J W, hotel Salina Co-op Store, gen'l mdse, W 
 
 Gibson S, gen'l mdse McFaddeii, manager 
 
 Olsen J C, blacksmith Salina People's Store, gen'l mdse 
 
 Robins J & Son, gen'l mdse Willes F G, gen'l mdse 
 
 "Joldberg, the only Clothing Manufacturer, S. L. City 
 
Handsome Double Buggy Harness at W. L. Pickard's. 
 
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 Is situated about the centre of the county, being 22 miles south of 
 i Tooele City. 
 
 Ajax Wm, general merchandise 
 
 E T CITY. 
 A farming town about 6 miles north of Tooele City with 200 inhab- 
 
 Is the largest town in the county having a population of about 1800. I 
 is situated on the shores of the Great Salt Lake and is considered one 
 of the best fruit districts of the county besides being a fine stock and 
 
 cantile Inst'n, W Jeffries, sec'y Tooele County Flour Mf g Co 
 Green Wm H, shoemaker Tooele County Grist Mill Co 
 
 Johnson & Co, carpenters Tooele Co Tannery Co 
 
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 TOOELE COUNTY 
 
 Is bounded on the north by Box Elder county, on the east by Salt Lake 
 and Utah counties and the Great Salt Lake, on the south by Juab county 
 and on the west by the State of Nevada. Its principal resources are in 
 agriculture and stock raising and mining is carried on to a limited ex- 
 tent. CD 
 
 TOOELE CITT. 
 
 The county seat is a handsome well built city containing an indus- 
 trious and thriving populace of about 1)00 souls. It is situated thirty tj 
 miles west of Salt Lake City. . Q 
 
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 BonelliGeo, druggist & post master Rich J, miller I O 
 
 Dunyoii Newton, genl mdse Russell Wm, M D 
 
 j.'ods Wm B, M D Slater & Herman, gen'l mdso I H 
 
 Ho well Jas, boots & shoes Tooele Co-op Store, gen'l mdse 
 
 .Lee Samuel, blacksmith Williams Wm O, miller 
 
 Mcllendrik l{, Oquirrh hotel 
 
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 Douris Capt Tbos, hotel Garfield Forsyth C B, postmaster 
 Landing Moss W F, gen'l mdse 
 
 GRANTSVILLE 
 
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 agricultural region. It is distant 12 miles northwest of Tooele City. 
 
 Bolinda J, blacksmith Kimball & Sons, gen'l mdse 
 
 Briglitmore Mrs S, saloon Lawson Abraham, butcher 
 
 Co-op shoe & harness shop, J T Liud J P, cabinet maker 
 
 Kich, President Olson C W, blacksmith 
 
 Elfens Tno, painter Parkinson Chas G, photographer 
 
 Grantsville Co-op Mf'g and Mer- Rattcliffe Jas, blacksmith 
 
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 3ardy Bros. & Burton carry a fine stock of Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps & Clothing 
 
ShoemaJters* Tools of all kinds, W. L. Pichard^ Salt Lake, 
 
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 OPHIR 
 
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 jjj ; Is situated in East Canyon with a population of about 400. 
 
 4.3 J Duke Jno, saloon Faunae John, gen'l mdse 
 
 -j j Duke Susan, postmistress Wylie H B, saloon 
 
 '& \ ST. JOHNS 
 
 -' Is 15 miles southwest of Tooele City. 
 
 ^ , St Johns Co-op Institution, Geo W Caldvvell Isaac, builder 
 
 Burridge Supt & Postmaster Green R R, rope & twine nianuf s 
 ^ Mclritosh Wm, wheel right 
 
 STOCKTON 
 
 ^ Is 6 miles south of Tooele City. It is a mining town of about 600 inhab- 
 it itauts. 
 
 O Bracken & Young, groceries Neder & Kinible, wagons 
 
 4_i Brown Jas, geri'lmdse Paxtori J R, saloon 
 
 CQ Gaiidp K, saloon 
 
 i VRHNON 
 
 P^ Is forty miles on main road south of Tooele City. The people are prin- 
 
 [V} ! cipally engaged in stock raising. 
 
 ^ I Bennison J, wpol grower Sharp A, wool grower 
 
 n, i Pennison S H, wool grower Sharp J C, wool grower and P M 
 
 3 i Kklioo J G, wool grower Sharp & Sons, merchants 
 
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 ASHLEY. 
 
 plj j Kently & Blackinsley, saloon Johnson L & Co, gen'l mdse 
 
 rn j Rritt, Dillrnan & Co, gen'l mdse Monahan M, saloon 
 I Gibson J B, gen'l mdse 
 
 FROWN'S PARK. 
 
 Jar vie Jno, gen'l mdse and postmaster 
 
 OURAY. 
 
 Adams J B & Co, gen'l mdse Hofer Frank, Ass't PostmasU r 
 
 WHITE ROCKS. 
 
 < 'richton J J, post trader Gibson J B, post trader 
 
 Miller Howard, Indian trader. 
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 You can save lOper cent by baying Clothing at L,. Goldberg'* 
 
Wrought Spanish Bits & Spurs, W. T,. Pickard, Salt Lake 
 
 
 
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 Booth Jas, photographer 
 Brooks Geo, stone cutter 
 Canaan Stock Co, butchers 
 Carpenter J W, job printer 
 CrotrWm C, blacksmith 
 Dodge W E, wine merchant 
 Hardy A P, hotel 
 Hardy & Sons, wood turners 
 Higgins 8 G, physician 
 Ivins Israel, physician 
 Judd Samuel, blacksmith 
 MoFarlane Jno M, surveyor & at- 
 torn ey-aVlay 
 McQuarrie H, blacksmith 
 McQ,uarrie & Morris, furniture 
 Milne & Son, painters 
 
 Burne R, boots & shoes 
 Barbee & Walker, quartz mill 
 Brick Dan'l, boots & shoes 
 Boggs & McMillan, blacksmiths 
 Christeiisen J, boots & shoes 
 Cassidy Jno, saloon 
 Clark Bros, saloon & billiards 
 Christy & Co, quartz mill 
 Fortman Jno; saloon & billiards 
 Gil'espie, Lund & Co, gen'l mdse 
 
 Krause Herman, postmaster 
 Levy J, saloon & billiards 
 Mantor C. M D 
 Miller Geo, saloon 
 Marshall & Brown , butchers 
 McDonald A, drugs & liquors 
 Ormund C, livery 
 Pendray J no, saloon & billiards 
 Pierson & Lund, butchers 
 Quirk M, saloon & billiards 
 
 WASHINGTON COUNTY 
 
 Located in the extreme south-western corner of the territory, is 
 bounded on the east by Kane County, on the west by the State of Ne- 
 vada, on the north by Iron County, and on the south by Arizona. Has 
 an area of about 3,000 square miles. In the river bottoms of the Virgin 
 & Santa Clara Rivers there are tracts of very productive farming lands, 
 which from the warmth of the climate, yield fruits of a semi-tropical 
 nature. These include tobacco, rice, cotton, grapes, bananas, oranges, 
 figs, &c. The county contains but little timber land, the climate be- 
 ing too warm for pineries, excepting in the highest mountains. 
 
 ST. GEORGE 
 
 Is the county seat of Washington County, 340 miles south-west of Salt 
 Lake City. It contains some fine buildings, notably the temple. There 
 is also a fine Tabernacle with a clock tower and bell. Population 
 about 2,300. 
 
 Morris R, shoe maker 
 T^elson Wm, shoemaker 
 Orton Joseph, shoemaker 
 Pickett, Riding & Woodbury 
 Platt H J, harness & saddle mfgr's 
 Pyrum Jno, postmaster, books & 
 
 rum no, posmase 
 
 gen'l mdse & hotel 
 Riding C S, tinsmith 
 Riding ET, boot & shoe maker 
 Snow Krastus, hotel 
 St George Co-op Store, H Ewring, 
 
 supt, gen'l mdse 
 Ferry C A, cooper 
 Wlutehead A It, music dealer 
 Wooley, Lund & Judd, gen'l mdse 
 
 SILVER REEF. 
 
 This is the famous mining camp of Southern Utah, with a popula- 
 tion of about 1,400. Its suburbs are rich agricultural districts which 
 find a ready market at this point. A number of quartz and stamp 
 mills are constantly running. 
 
 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a full line of General Merchandise 
 
California Lasso Saddles, W.L. Piokard, Salt Lake City. 
 
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 Washington County Business Directory. 277 
 
 Grambs Martha, restaurant Sager AY B, gen'J mdse 
 
 Habbisch J, barber Silver Reef Miner, S Wixon mang'r 
 
 Hayes Caroline, lodging house Stormont & Co, quartz mill 
 
 Harrison P, hotel, furniture, Stevens & Harrison, gen'l mdse 
 
 paints, etc Tyrell J A, gen'l mdse 
 
 Hiiton H, livery Thompson B, saloon & billiards 
 
 Huston & West Welte Peter, saloon & billiards & 
 Johnson N, restaurant brewery 
 
 Jordan J, notions & notary public Wells, Fargo & Co, bankers JH 
 Keller Martin, barber Rice, manager 
 
 Keuney Dr, drugs Woolf Moss, clothing & liquors 
 
 MIDDLETON. 
 
 A small settlement engaged in fruit growing. 
 McDonald A F & Son, vineyard 
 
 MOUNTAIN MEADOW. 
 
 A farming settlement of limited habitation. Post office at Hamblin. 
 Hamblin Co-op Store, gen'l mdse 
 
 PINE VALLEY. 
 
 About 300 population ; mostly engaged in lumber trade. 
 Baker Thos, grist mill Hancock Cyrus, gen'l mdse 
 
 Burgess Bros, saw mill Whipple E, saw mill 
 
 PINTO. 
 
 Inhabitants mostly engaged in farming ; population 150. 
 Eldridge Jas, carpenter & builder Pinto Co-op Store, gen'l mdse 
 
 WASHINGTON. 
 
 McGuire P H, supt Co-op Store Whitehead A R, supt Washington 
 Neilsod & Co, gen'l mdse Woolen Mills 
 
 LEEDS. 
 Crosiey Geo, supt Co-op Store Millan J & o, blacksmiths 
 
 SANTA CLARA. 
 Huffin Jno, gen'l mdse 
 
 "BELLEVUE. 
 
 Anderson A, gen'l mdse 
 
 You can save W per cent by buying Clothing at L* Goldberg's 
 
Nobby Biding Saddles & Bridles, W.L. Pickard, Salt Lake 
 
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 |i WASATCH COUNTY 
 
 g w j - Is bounded on the east by Colorado, on the south by Sanpete county, 
 
 on the north by Summit county and on the west by Utah county. 
 Throughout this county are promising indications for gold, silver and 
 lead mines. In what is known as the Uintah reservation is some of 
 the most pleasing country that Utah possesses, it being a series of val- 
 leys, well watered and timbered with plenty of game and a fine range 
 
 HEBER. 
 
 This is one of the largest towns in the county ''and is peopled by a 
 thrifty and industrious community numbering about 530 souls. 
 Alexander Bros, furniture & gea'l Hatch A & Co, millers 
 
 mdse Heber Co-op Store, gen'l mdse 
 
 Duncan John, gen'l mdse Jerts M, gen'l mdse 
 
 Earl B C, tinner Me Mull in A E, saw mill 
 
 CHARLESTON 
 Is a small farming settlement on Pravj river a few miles south of H Vo H- 
 
 Co-op Store, gen'l mdse, N C Murdoch, proprietor 
 FISH CREEK. 
 
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 A farming settlement on the creek which bears it name, as yet oj 
 limited population, located on the D <fc R.G R li. 
 Covington E, saloon and hotel Q,uigley W, saloon 
 
 Covington & Pickering, corral Smith P A, gen'l mdse & saloon 
 
 Murphy T, saloon South worth H G. gen'l mdse and 
 
 5 j Pickering A, saloon saloon 
 
 B'S I FORT THORNBERG. 
 
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 S * A Post located on Green river of varied habitation . 
 
 M P3 Adams J B & Co, post traders Seymour & Co, post traders 
 
 MIDWAY 
 
 & Is 5 miles due west from Heber City with a population of about 600. 
 
 ! The district is fertile, well watered and is favored with good pasture 
 
 g| ! land. 
 
 Blood M, planing mill, sash, doors, Van Wagenen D, Hour & saw mills, 
 blinds, &c shingle & lath, brick & lime 
 
 Bomer Bros, Hour mills VanvV'agenen i), postmaster 
 
 Midway Co-op Store, gen'l mdse Watkins J, saw mill 
 
 Sonduage Jno, mason 
 
 WALLSBURGH. 
 
 A farming settlement at the junction of Round valley canyon and 
 
 O | the southern end of Provo valley. 
 
 "^ I Co-op Mercantile Institution, R C Nuttall W E, Agricultural Imple- 
 { Camp, manager merits and postmaster 
 
 CL. I Greer D H, gen'l mdse Nuttall \V G, saw mill & lumber 
 
 ! Lamb J, shingle manufacturers 
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 Hardy Bros. & Burton carry a full line of General Merchandise 
 
Utah Directory Advertisements. 
 
 
 
 IO9 Commercial St., Salt Lake City. 
 
 014 
 
 AT HALF PAINTERS' PRICES, 
 
 GUmer fy Wescoatt, Proprietors. 
 
 Wholesale and Ketail Dealers in 
 
 T and G Flooring*, Rustic Siding, Doors, Windows, 
 
 Blinds, Shiiig-les, Lath, Mouldings, Pickets, 
 
 Cedar Posts and Telegraph Poles. 
 
 O"U"T TO 
 
 Office at Lumber Yard, D. and B. G. Depot, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 
 
 STORE, 
 
 WM. HART, Proprietor. 
 PINE STREET, - SALT LAKE CITY. 
 
 Dealer in 
 
 GROCERIES, DRY GOODS and 
 
 GENERAL MERCHANDISE 
 
 Family Trade a Specialty 
 
Utah Directory Advertisements. 
 
 E. PISKO & co., 
 
 205 & 207 0tlcH/H St., 
 
 Salt Xja3se Oit;7% TTtali. 
 
 DISTILLERS' AGENTS 
 
 -AND- 
 
 
 Whiskies at Eastern Prices. 
 
 Manufacturers of Cigars. A complete stock of Imported and 
 
 Domestic Wines, Champagnes, and Cigars. Leading 
 
 Brands of Whiskies and Brandies. 
 
 Sole Agents of the ORIGINAL BUDWEISER BEER, 
 
 The only STRICTLY WHOLESALE HOUSE 
 in the City, 
 
Chapman & Whytock, 
 
 lEZOTJSE, "Crp-sta-irs. 
 
 All Work Known to the Profession 
 Carefully Performed. 
 
 TEETH INSERTED WITHOUT PLATES, or upon 
 Continuous Gum, Gold, Celluloid and Rubber. 
 
 GAS AND ETHER ADMINISTERED. 
 
 Are connected with the Salt Lake and Ogden Telephone 
 Exchanges. 
 
 A. SCOTT CHAPMAN. J. L WHYTOCK, D. D. S. 
 
 Has purchased the Patents for Utah on the Rosier FANNING 
 
 MILL and is manufacturing them at his place of busi- 
 
 ness. It separates different kinds of Gtain and re- 
 
 moves all the trash at once running through. 
 
 CALL AND SEE IT. 
 
 IE5. 
 
 Deals in William's Reapers and Mowers; Johnston Reapers and 
 
 Mowers; Marsh Whitney Self- 
 
 Binders; Weir Sulky and Hand Plows and Harrows; 
 Ellwood Seeders; Farmer's Favorite Drills; 
 
 Veteran, and Thompson Hay Rakes; 
 
 Diamond Cultivators, Double Harpoon and Double Grapple 
 
 Horse Hay Forks, Easy Lawn Mowers, Etc. 
 
 K. WARNOCK'S Line of Goods is large, and he speaks within 
 bounds when he says they are not excelled by any other makes. 
 
 Office and Yard, corner East of Theatre. P. 0, Bos 1046. 
 
 Eph Scott, Travelling Agent- K- WABNOCK. 
 
This House ir Hied up with All Modern Improvements 
 
 AND IS ONE OF 
 
 Tf'E BC'ST FAMILY HOTELS IN THE WEST. 
 
 It is located near the principal centers of business. Shade trees ex- 
 tend along the entire front, and beautiful park in rear. 
 
 IS THF, PRINCIPAL HOTEL 
 
 With all tin Conveniences of any first-class Eastern House, located 
 
 in t v business centre of the city. It is convenient 
 
 for tourists and business men. 
 
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 Proprietor 1)mitinf>ntftf< Hotel and Walker House,. 
 
 Successors to Day & Co) 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN 
 
 MERCHANDISE. 
 
 We call attention to our immense stock of 
 
 I>iry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, 
 Queens ware, Glassware, Etc. 
 
 We are prepared to offer special inducements on anything in our line 
 
 WE GUARANTEE GOOD . GOODS AT Low PRICES. 
 We Pay HIGHEST PRICES ibr all kinds of Produce 
 
 Mail o, ?rs '> .e solicited and have prompt and personal attention. 
 
 Ayentft fo ;*.< m6ia and Harvard Kicycles. 
 
 Agents for Mme. Jtemorest's Reliable Patterns. 
 
 106 <? 108 JVfain St., SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.