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WHO'S YOUR TAILOR ? T y Buckle & Son, 195 Main Street, opp. Valker House, Salt Lake City, Utah."
A FINE STOCK
of Woolens and Tallor's Trimmings, Huckle & Son, Tallors and Woolen Drapers. Salt Lake City.
20 Utah-Bellevue-Brigham City. ALPHABETICALLY.
Geo. C. Thaxter, Druggist,
Carson City, Nev.
Bellevue, WASHINGTON COUNTY.
A postoffice 7 miles north of Toquer- ville and 320 miles south of Salt Lake City.
Anderson P, gen mdse Birch J, gen mdse Gates J, postmaster Johnson J H, produce Sylvester J, wine manufacture
Benson, CACHE COUNTY. ROGERS THOS, postmaster
Bingham, SALT LAKE COUNTY,
Is the terminus of Bingham Canyon and Camp Floyd Railroad, 28 miles from Salt Lake City in a southwesterly direction. The title of "Old Reliable" has certainly not been misapplied, for despite the rav- ages . of depression and drouth, almost insurmountable in their nature, in the gravel, making the ground most solid to very face of driving and destructive ele- ments, which questioned her right to "hold her own, " she has withstood every- thing, and is to-day one of the substan- tial mining towns of the Territory. The place depends almost solely upon the mining interests, a feature that has filled her horoscope with gleams of bright promise in the form of development, steady and permanent. There are seve- ral places of business, as well as a public hall, a church, and a school. The popu- lation is about 600 souls.
Bourgard Bros & Smith, meat market Coakley & Co, livery stable
Cooper Wm, gen mdse
Duncan James & Co, mining supplies and liquors
Gulisnini -, barber
Gunsen E A, mining supplies and liquors Jerguson J, meat market
Judd Dr -- , physician
Keate J P, druggist
Kinney L B, justice peace Lodders Gug, liquors MORRIS I, postmaster Morris I & Co, gen mdse Noland Sam, hotel Smith & Bourgard, liquors Smith Geo, hotel Tavey P, news depot
Thompson Dr, physician
Thompson Henry, county recorder
Ulrick Dr, physician Von Trott O, justice peace Webb Frank, constable Wellman Henry, barber Wellman & Hoyer, druggists Wood H, assayer
Brigham City. BOX ELDER COUNTY.
Brigham City is the county seat of Box Elder county, and is a town of 2,500 inhabitants. It is situated on the Utah & Northern and Central Pacific railroads, three miles east of Bear River, and 18 miles north of Ogden City. Its location is a beautiful one, being on a gradual in- cline, and is near the mouth of Box El- der Canyon, In its corporate capacity, Brigham City extends to the boundary line of Cache county on the east, and takes in a most beautiful little valley surrounded with lofty mountains, and having in it a flourishing farming settle- ment called Montana, with a population of 350 souls. The town site proper of Brigham City is rocky and filled with
build on, and the streets, which run at right angles, are as solid and level as if actually paved by the hand of human in- genuity, the same having an effect to make the ground uncommonly warm, 80 that a great variety of fine fruit is rais- ed in rich abundance which, connec- ted with the vast amount of flowers and roses growing in the summer, causes the place to partially resemble the tropical regions. A money order office is connec- ted with the postoffice, and here is also an express office. There is a woolen fac- tory and tannery of considerable capac- ity, besides a number of other manufact- uring establishments, such as black smith, wagonmakers, carpenters, etc. Stock- raising and dairying are amongst the prominent interests to which the place looks for support.
Box E A, county attorney
Brigham City Mercantile and Manufact- uring Association, gen mdse, wool an factory, tannery and shoemaking Burt John D, county judge
Bywater Jas, 'county clerk and recorder CHRISTENSEN A, att'y at law, city att'y, sup't of schools and postmaster Fishburn R L, collector Horsley & Co, dry goods and groceries Janson A A, mason and builder
Loveland C C, sheriff and city marshal Mortensen Lars, blacksmith
BUSINESS PENMANSHIP
Practically taught at PACIFIC BUNI- NESS COLLEGE, 320 Post St., S. F.
COUNTRY DEALERS can be supplied by F. Bickel, Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
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Utah-Brinton-Center. ALPHABETICALLY.
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Nielsen J C, cabinetmaker Nielsen J J & Co, tailors Pierce Eli H, agt U and NR R and U P express Rosenbaum M D, county collector Smith Samuel, mayor Stratford A & Co, tailors Watkins W L, county and city treasurer Wight Stephen, county surveyor Wrighton \ H, carpenter and builder
Brinton, SALT LAKE COUNTY.
Brinton Bros, gen mdse Howard L A, liquors Miller J A, machinist
Neff Bros, millers
Butlerville. SALT LAKE COUNTY.
Butler N, blacksmith BUTLER PHIL, gen mdse, brewer, lumber, saw mill and postmaster Fuller Wm, brewer
Call's Fort,
BOX ELDER COUNTY.
BEATTY B H, postmaster Hunsaker Abraham, gen mdse, and miller
Camp Douglas, SALT LAKE COUNTY.
Postoffice address, Salt Lake City ; A military post of the United States, two miles east of the city, situated on the " bench " or upland. The place is most tastefully laid out and conveniently ar- ranged, having a capacity for the ac- commodation of 3,000 troops.
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Cannon, TOOELE COUNTY.
Ajax William, merchant Cook David J, stock raiser HILLMAN EMILY, postmistress Rockwells Horace, stock raiser Rockwell Parker, stock raiser Shursbery Lewis, stock raiser Wright Geo, stock raiser
Cedar City, IRON COUNTY, Is on the stage line of Gilmer, Sauls-
bury & Co., about 280 miles from Salt Lake city, has a population of 700 and is spoken of synonomously with activity and beauty. Coal of a splendid charac- ter is found in great quantities only six miles from the place, from which the people are furnished with all necessary fuel. The buildings are of a substan- tial nature, the material used in their construction being chiefly brick and stone, all of which are of good archi- tectural design.
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Alldridge Richard, boots and shoes Bauer A, carpenter Bayley H, boots and shoes Birkbeck R R, carpenter
Chappin L R, flour mills Chatterley G, postmaster Coal Creek Lumber Co Co-operative Store, gen mdse Corry A, gen mdse Corry Wm, blacksmith
Cox S, carpenter
Hunter G, carpenter Leigh Saml, furniture Lunt H, hotel Makkaprang Wm, furniture
Palmer Richard, blacksmith Root L, painter
Urie James, blacksmith Walker Joseph, coal Walker T, lumber
Wood Geo, liquors
Woods G, hotel
Cedar Fort, UTAH COUNTY.
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Carsen W H, liquors Larsen J, hotel Simmons M S, liquors
Cedar Valley, UTAH COUNTY.
A postoffice 40 miles northwest of l'rovo City, and 8 miles east of Salt Lake City.
Cedar Fort Co-operative, gen mdse Cook H F, hotel Hocking John, gen mdse
Center,
TOOELE COUNTY.
AJAX WM, Postmaster
JELLY, THE JEWELER, has a full stock of Sterling Silver.
Take one Rose Pill at Night for Neuralgia. Sick Headache and Sour Stomach,
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
Stoves and Ranges, 500 different sizes, styles an .! patterns, 110. 112, 114, 116 and 118 Battery St., S. F.
22 Utah-Centerville-Corinne. ALPHABETICALLY.
Centerville, DAVIS COUNTY. Coalville, SUMMIT COUNTY, Baird James, blacksmith A county seat, and located on the Weber river, 42 mailes east of Salt Lake City. Has a population of about 700. The coal mines, from which its name is taken, are its principal support, although there is some agriculture in the vicinity. Brandon Thos J, attorney at law Capner Wm, cabinet maker Centerville C M I, gen mdse Coles Jno, painter Ford Jno, stock raiser Harriss J J, cabinet maker Mills Richard, painter Allen T L, wagonmaker Allison E M, sheriff Prophet Richard, boot and shoemaker REEVES W, postmaster, county as- sessor and collector Simms Alexander, flour Smith W R, probate judge Tree Jno, bootmaker Asper Elias, probate judge Boyden John, postmaster and gen mdse Cluff Wm W, selectman Coalville Co-operative Institution, gen merchandise Eldredge Alma, prosecuting attorney Evans Henry, county treasurer Gentry Samuel, blacksmith Peterson Geo N, blacksmith Rippon Robt, wagonmaker Charleston, WASATCH COUNTY. Roundy J C, selectman Murdock N C, sup't Co-operative Store SALMON ROB'T, county clerk and recorder and postmaster Wright Wm, justice of the peace Snyder Geo G, selectman Statey & Co, lumber Chester, SAN PETE COUNTY. Corinne, BOX ELDER COUNTY, Allred Isaac N, gen'l sup't Chester Co- Is situated on the C. P. Railroad, 25 miles west of Ogden, in the beautiful Allred R N,-president Chester Co-opera- tive Mercantile Institution Allred Redrick R, stock raiser Beck Hans C H, county poundkeeper Candland A W, postmaster valley of Bear river. It is the pioneer Gentile town of the Territory, and at one time in its early history was the scene of great activity and commercial enterprise. Since the advent of the rail- CANDLAND DAVID, prosecuting attorney and notary public Carles Wm H, stock raiser road, however, a gradual decline has been experienced, owing to the fact that it has been deprived of the freighting Chester Co-operative Mercantile Inst, gen mdse Child Joel H, book agent Madsen Andrew, freighter Neilsen Lars, musician West Thomas, freighter business, which was a feature that formed a most important factor in the support of the place. It is very desira- bly located, and may again assume pro- portions of some dignity. Mr. John W. Guthrie, who is prominently indentified with the history of the town, has a great deal of confidence in its future. The country surrounding it is of an agricultural nature, capable of support- ing a large population. M. E. Campbell is proprietor of the only hotel. operative Mercantile Institution Clarkston, CACHE COUNTY. Carbine W V O, president Co-operative Store and postmaster Davis Geo J, carpenter Adams E P, agt CPR R Amshler M, brewery Co-operative Black J D, ass't postmaster BLACK T J, druggist and postmaster BOESSEL MRS A, Railroad House BOESSEL V E, watchmaker and jew- eler CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., S. F. GEO. C. THAXTER, dealer in Field, Flower and Garden Seeds, Carson City, Ney.
Heggie A W, manager Store Malmberg J P, blacksmith Sayer Thos, ahoemaker Stewart S, carpenter Yates H, blacksmith
Boulware J B, physician
TRY DR. GUNN'S RHEUMATISM KING.
ADMITS BOTH SEXES in all its Departments.
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Brown T Byers J I Campbell Cass O D Chase H pork, e CHURCH mission EARHA Farmer J Faust H. Ferris E I implem GUTHR flour, p HADLE furs and HELFRI HELFRI cashier sup't 8c HEUSIN Horn N, Janell Mr Johnson F Johnson I
B Buys Kountze Brc Dealer PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. No. 320 POST STREET, But
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selle Watches cheaper than any house on the Coast.
. Utah-Corinne. ALPHABETICALLY.
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Brown Thomas, carpenter Byers J H, carpenter Campbell M E, Central Hotel Cass O D, physician
Chase H H & Co, shippers dress beef, pork, etc
CHURCH F H, general produce, com- mission and poultry, C P depot EARHART D, meat market Farmer J D, gen mdse Fanst H J, physician
Ferris E R, hardware and agricultural MERRITT H C & CO, dealers in implements
GUTHRIE J W, groceries, grain, flour, produce, banker and mayor
HADLEY E R & CO, hides, pelts, furs and wool HELFRICH E C & CO, produce HELFRICH W V notary public, cashier Guthrie's Bank and county sup't schools
HEUSING W, gen mdse, Montana Horn N, shoemaker Janell Mrs J, boarding Johnson E P, attorney at law
Johnson Harry, harness maker, marshal
KELLER JOSEPH, produce Kousman M F, saloon
KUHN. A & BRO, dry goods and clothing, boots, shoes, hats caps, etc Landick John, tin, copper and sheet- iron worker
LEIWIS H & CO, wholesale and re- tail groceries, liquors, cigars tobacco, etc, bet 3d and 4th on Montana Lorimer Wm, barber
McDonald L, telegraph operator W U beef
QUIMBY E M, clerk, with J W Guthrie
RAILROAD HOUSE, Mrs A Boessel propr
Ryan D D, constable
SMITH H H, second-hand store, pro- duce, hardware, etc
Spencer H W P, books and barber
Stover W R, City Treasurer and col- lector
Van Valkenbesg J P, harness and sad- dles
J. W. GUTHRIE,
BANKER,
CORINNE, UTAH,
Buys and sells Exchange on all the principal Cities of the United States and Europe. PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO COLLECTION.
CORRESPONDENTS:
Kountze Bros., N. Y .; First National Bank, Omaha. Neb .; Sather & Co., S. F .; MeCornick & Co., Salt Lake City, Utah; Harkless & Co., Ogden, Utah.
E. C. HELFRICH & CO., SHIPPERS OF
Butter, Eggs
and Poultry.
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
CORINNE, UTAH. 1
And with E. R. HADLEY & CO.,
Dealers in HIDES, PELIS, WOOL, Etc .. CORINNE, UTAH.
WHO'S YOUR TAILOR ? Try; Burkle & Son, 195 Main Street, opp." Walker House, Salt Lake City, Utah." -
American, German and French Confectionery at Wholesale, by Fred. Bickel, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
ADMITS BOTH SEXES in all its Departments.
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. No. 320 POST STREET,
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WHO'S YOUR TAILOR ? 75
Buckle & Son, 195 Main Street, opp. House, Salt Lake City, Utah
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Utah -- Croyden-Enterprise. ALPHABETICALLY.
J. W. GUTHRIE, WHOLESALE GROCER AND DEALER IN Flour, Grain, Salt, Etc., CORINNE, - - Box Elder County, UTAH. Thomas V, shoemaker Wright J P, carpenter Croyden, MORGAN COUNTY. A postoffice 9 miles east of Morgan City, and 54 miles northeast of Salt Lake City. Duncan's Retreat, KANE COUNTY. Deseret, MILLARD COUNTY. A postoffice 11 miles east of Toquer- ville, and 340 miles southeast of Salt Lake City. A postoffice 30 miles northwest of Fill- more City and 133 miles southwest of Salt Lake City. Echo City, SUMMIT COUNTY. Black Joseph, gen Indse Dewsnup Hyrum, Postmaster A postoffice 5 miles north of Coalville, the great coal producing town of the Diamond, JUAB COUNTY. Territory, and 47 miles northeast of Salt Lake City. Beckwith & Lander, gen mdse Course R T, gen mdse Hills R A, gen mdse Murphy Joseph, shoemaker Stewart Simson, blacksmith Thurmond J T, blacksmith Schenck Truman, agent U PR R Wickel R, confectioneries BUNTRI CHAS, postmaster and gen mdse Edwards Solomon, sawmills Draper, Hopkin Jno, mine owner Knigh George, stock raiser Toone Jno, justice of the peace SALT LAKE COUNTY. Toone Wm H, contractor Postoffice 18 miles south of Salt Lake City, on Utah Southern Railroad. Eden, WEBER COUNTY. Boberg Nelis, blacksmith Brown Wm, constable EGGLESTON O H, postmaster Fitzgerald Walter, school teacher Heward John, nursery Jacobson R, shoemaker JENSON JAMES, postmaster Nelson Peter, mason Pearson Henry, carpenter Smith F M, wagonmaker Smith L, blacksmith Sorensen Peter, carpenter Stewart I J, school teacher Stewart J B, school teacher Terry Joshua Jr, school teacher and jus- tice of the peace Farrell John, gen mdse Ferrin J L, constable Fuller E B, physician Pritchett L A, justice of the peace and carpenter Enterprise, MORGAN COUNTY. CEO. C. THAXTER, dealer in Field, Flower and Garden Seeds, Carson City, Nev. 84 FIRST STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON, IS F. BICKEL'S Headquarters for Confectionery at Wholesale.
A postoffice 5 miles west of Morgan City, 50 miles northwest of Salt Lake City.
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,
No. 320 Post Street. Educates thoroughly for Business.
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Has a p is one ( county. tance fro not beyo cultural section : yields of grain. and the building prove th plause.
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WM. PFUNDER'S Oregon Blood Purifier is the Remedy for a Torpid Liver and Diseased Kidney. Ask your Druggist for it.
Utah-Ephraim-Farmington. ALPHABETICALLY.
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Ephraim, SAN PETE COUNTY,
Has a population of nearly 2,000, and is one of the wealthiest towns in the county. The place is only a short dis- tance from Manti and is consequently not beyond the limits of the rich agri- cultural district which has given that section such a notoriety for its heavy yields of fruits, berries, vegetables and grain. No community is more thrifty, and the presence of several handsome buildings indicates a disposition to im- prove the city that is deserving of ap- plause.
Clawson R, produce Greaves Peter, produce
Hansen Louis, painter
Jensen H H, blacksmith
Jensen Jorgen C, blacksmith Larsen C A, gen mdse Larsen J H, Furniture Larsen Peter, produce McFarlane P, stonecutter Nielson C A, wagonmaker Overlade Andrew, carpenter
Quinn & Co, gen mdse, harness and sad- dles
Quinn Geo, postmaster Thorp Thos, flouring mills Uckerman C A Z & Co, furniture United Order, gen mdse
Willardsen Christian & Co, flouring mills
Every Pair of Saddle Seam Warranted.
QUINN & CO., DEALERS IN BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS.
Repairs Neatly Done.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Etc. Manu- facturers of Harness, Saddles, &c. Also, Repairing neatly done.
EPHRAIM CITY,
SANPETE COUNTY, UTAH. TRY . THE SADDLE SEAM BOOT.
Eureka City, JUAB COUNTY.
Croff John, blacksmith
Fairfield, UTAH COUNTY.
A postoffice, 40 miles west of Provo City, the county seat, and 88 miles southwest of Salt Lake City.
Birdsall Wm, livery stable Carson Jno, hotel
SCHNIDER H, postmaster Snyder H, gen mdse
Fairview, SAN PETE COUNTY,
Is a place of 700 inhabitants, and about 100 miles southeast of Salt Lake City. The population is composed principally of farmers and stock raisers. The land in the vicinity is said to be very produc- tive and capable of supporting a great population.
Allred J M, constable Cheny Elam, gristmill
Defrieze John, carpenter and builder
Hurst Philip, business manager Z C M I and justice of peace
Ludwickson Niels, blacksmith
Nielsen Niels, carpenter
Norstrom John, blacksmith
Terry O L, sawmill
Tucker Amasa, president Z C M I and mayor
Westwood Richard, notary public Westwood R W, attorney at law Wilson L & Co, saw mill
WILSON LYCURGUS, postmaster and justice of peace 1 Z C M I, gen mdse
Farmington, DAVIS COUNTY.
Barton Jos, county clerk and surveyor Clark T B, wood and coal, and coroner
Clawson Geo, wagonmaker
Coombs F, supt F C M I store
Coombs, wood & Mayfield, gristmill
Cotterell W, carpenter
Duncan Peter, foreman Davis Co tan- ncry
Earl J, blacksmith
Hinman M L, carpenter
Hunt Thos, gen mdse
Mayfield W O, dealer in grain and flour
Miller D A, business manager Davis Co Co-operative Co
Smith Jesse W, sheriff
Southworth Hy, miller Southworth Jno, miller
Stayner Arthur, county recorder
JELLY. THE JEWELER. Best Assortment in Sacramento.
Take one Rose Pill at Night for Neuralgia.
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Sick Headache and Sour Stomach.
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CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., S. F.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
Pumps and Iron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 118,' 114, 116 and 118 .Battery Street, N. F.
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Utah-Fayette-Glendale. ALPHABETICALLY.
Steed Hy & Co, gristmills WALKER WALTER, postmaster, news and subscription agent, books and stationery, notions, etc. White T, farrier Wood J, gen mdse
Fayette,
SAN PETE COUNTY,
A postoffice 23 miles southwest of Manti, and 156 miles southwest of Salt Lake City.
Fillmore,
MILLARD COUNTY,
Is the county seat of Millard county and is on the projected line of the Utah Southern Extension Railroad, 169 miles from Salt Lake City. It was at one time, in the early history of the Ter- ritory, the Territorial capital. Its popu- lation is placed at 1,200.
Anderson L, boots and shoes Bishop W, blacksmith Callister T C, supt schools Callister 'T & Co, flouring mills Co-operative Store, gen mdse Davis & Deardon, sawmill Duggert A H, hotel and postmaster Free Trader's Union, gen mdse Gibbs P F, wagons and plows Holbrook L, assessor and collector Huntsman G, gen mdse Jackson J, blacksmith Lyman F M, county clerk and recorder Lyman & Robinson, flouring mills McBride R A, sheriff
Partridge E, probate and county judge Pratt Nephi, county treasurer Robinson J, nursery Roof H, saddles and harness Stokes W, nursery Warner & Robinson, sawmill
Fish Haven, RICH COUNTY.
A postoffice 5 miles south of Randolph, the county seat.
Fountain Green,
SAN PETE COUNTY. A postoffice 28 miles northwest of Manti, and 105 southwest of Salt Lake City.
Berttisen S, pottery Collard C, supt co-operative store
Doughall H N, flour Jerokes S, flour and lumber Johnson P, carpenter Johnson A, carpenter Llewellyn R R, postmaster and notary public Robertson & Johnson, carpenters Preston R, shingles
Franklin,
CACHE COUNTY.
A postoffice 22 miles north of Logan, the county seat, and 88 miles north of Ogden.
Co-operative Store, gen mdse Sadlock & Nash, wagonmakers Stalker A & Sons, gen mdse and liquors Webster. W L, boots and shoes Webster & Chadwick, gen mdse
Frisco, BEAVER COUNTY.
Boatright W, blacksmith
Ferrell J J, hotel
Frisco Banking Co Home Silver Mining Co
Humphrey J, saloon
Kelley & Co, saloon Lindsay J R, saloon
Malloy P H, saloon
Mckay D, blacksmith
Norten Thomas, physician Olsen & Forgie, gen mdse
Ormand & Lovett, gen mdse Ormond T, postmaster
Pattee & Goldstine, gen mdse Ryan & Lochrie, saloon Saviour & Co, saloon Schwarts P, gen mdse Woolf & Harris, gen mdse
Garden City. RICH COUNTY. ALLRED BYRON H, postmaster and merchant
Cook Phineas W, miller and carder Corder G, miller Ferney Jas, school teacher
Glendale, KANE COUNTY.
Black Wm M, flouring mills Cutler Morton, gen mdse Cutler R J & Son, woolgrowers FOOTE WARREN, postmaster
TRY MURRAY'S LUNG AND LIVER BALSAM.
ARCTIC SODA AT THAXTER'S DRUG STORE, CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
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Bell T, car Briggs G, b Fielding Jo Glenwood inerchand Haileson N. Nordford A Oldroyd A' PIERCE ] Sampson W Shaw A, gr Speed O H, Thornton H Wall Josep Borup C, bl Co-operative Edwards E, Gourley P.( Jenkins J H Jergerson J, JOHNSON Morgan J, h Nable P, bla Noon A A, Oklebery P, Page W H, Price & Rou Price W, su Rouse J, frei Rudsta O H Taylor Mrs Taylor Z S, White J W, 84 FIRST STREET. PORTLAND, OREGON, IS F. BICKEL'S Headquarters for Confectionery at Wholesale. G T A postoffi Tooele City, south west of
Bolinder & O CLARK J. Clark J R, s Jefferies Wm Johnson &
builders Judd W R, Kimball H F Lynn John, Ratcliffee Ja Rich J T, st. Rydalch W operative
PUNCTUA
H. WACHHORST, importer of Fine Watches, Jewelry, Diamonde, 315 J St., Sac.
Utah-Glenwood-Heber.
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84 FIRST STREET. PORTLAND, OREGON, IS F. BICKEL'S Headquarters for Confectionery at Wholesale. .
Glenwood, SEVIER COUNTY.
Bell T, carpenter and justice of peace Briggs G, boots and shoes Fielding Joshua, miller
Glenwood Co-operative Institution, gen merchandise Haileson N, poundmaster Nordford A, blacksmith Oldroyd A T, gen mdse PIERCE ISAAC W, postmaster Sampson Wm, stockdealer Shaw A, groceries Speed O H, physician Thornton Horace, miller Wall Joseph, hotel
Goshen,
UTAII COUNTY.
Borup C, blacksmith Co-operative Store, gen mdse Edwards E, justice of peace Gourley P. carpenter Jenkins J H, nursery Jergerson J, boots and shoes JOHNSON J B, postmaster Morgan J, hotel
Nable P, blacksmith
Noon A A, gen mdse
Oklebery P, carpenter and butcher Page W H, constable Price & Rouse, flouring mill
Price W, sup t Co-operative Store Rouse J, freighter Rudsta O H, tailor Taylor Mrs L, millinery Taylor Z S, school teacher White J W, blacksmith
Grantsville,
TOOELE COUNTY.
A postoffice 12 miles northwest of Tooele City, county seat, and 18 miles southwest of Salt Lake City.
Bolinder & Olsen, blacksmiths CLARK J R, postmaster Clark J R, sup't county schools Jefferies Wm, mayor
Johnson & Johnson, carpenters and builders
Judd W R, assessor and collector Kimball H P & Clark, gen mdse Lynn John, cabinet maker Ratcliffee James, stock dealer
Rich J T, stock dealer
Rydalch W C, president Grantsville Co- operative and stock dealer
Wooley S W, stock dealer and justice of the peace Worthington S R, stock dealer Wratheall Jas, stock dealer
Gunnison, SAN PETE COUNTY.
A postoffice 17 miles southwest of Manti, county seat, and 150 miles from Salt Lake City.
Co-operative Mercantile Store, general mdse and grist mill
Knighton John, gen mdse and shoe- ınaker
Larrson John, carpenter and painter Ludvigson F, dealer in hides, etc Peterson Peter, carpenter and painter Robbins James, gen mdse and hotel Swalberg Carl, blacksmith
Tollestrup N C, stonecutter and mason
Harmony, KANE COUNTY.
Co-operative Store, gen mdse and post- office
Harrisville, WEBER COUNTY.
BROWN R D, postmaster and car- penter
Chase Dudley, gen mdse Harris Martin H, gen mdse Later Peter, stockraiser Rawson D B, blacksmith
Rawson W C, gen mdse
Heber, WASATCH COUNTY.
A postoffice and county seat, 40 miles southeast of Salt Lake City, on the Provo river. It is located in a rich ag- ricultural region, where the fruits, veg- etables and grain yield abundantly. Its facilities for transportation are as yet inferior.
Alexander A J, justice of the peace Bell W, furniture
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