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Biglow Daniel, justice of the peace Geff M, gen mdse Giles G, boots and shoes
Giles Thos H, probate judge
Hatch A, general mdse Hatch J, general mdse
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,
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PUNCTUALITY, Fashion, Economy. Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, op. Walker House, Salt Lake City ..
PUNCTUALITY,
Fashion, Economy. Buckle & Son, Tallors and Woolen Drapers, op. Walker House, Salt Lake City.
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Utah-Hebron-Juab. ALPHABETICALLY. .
Jones Richard, sheriff Arave Nelson, builder Co-operative Store, gen mdse Cottle George, blacksmith and wagon- maker Manning H W, gen mdse McMullen D, boots and shoes Rasband Thos, coroner Sessions John, surveyor Shelton Charles, county clerk and re- corder Shelton M J, district attorney Turner J & Co, lumber Huntsville, WEBER COUNTY, Is a small place, 15 miles south of Ogden. Wilt J W, lumber Wing Samuel J, supt schools Wright W, justice of the peace Hebron, WASHINGTON COUNTY. Anderson P C, wagonshop Fraudsen Jens, blacksmith Halls Wm & Gco, dairymen, cheese- makers and stockmen; postmaster A postoffice 58 miles northwest of St. George, county seat, 307 miles southwest of Salt Lake City. Neilson L M, tinner Peterson Soren, merchant Wright Charles, school and music teacher Hunt Wilson, stonecutter Yeamans Thos, sawmill Huntsman H R, carpenter Terry Thos S, sup't Co-operative Store Tyler D M, justice of the peace and Hyde Park, CACHE COUNTY. - A postoffice 5 miles north of Logan. postmaster Hillsdale, Turner Fred, manager Co-operative Store and postmaster IRON COUNTY. Degraw Maroni, machinist Johnson Jas F, black smith Penney R C, blacksmith and carpenter WILLSON D J, postmaster Willson Geo D, justice of the peace Willson & Sons, millwrights and carpen- ters, lumber, machinery, etc Hyrum, CACHE COUNTY. A postoffice 8 miles south of Logan. Co-operative tore, gen mdse, lumber, etc Unsworth J, sup't Co-operative Store Holden, MILLARD COUNTY. Inverary, A postoffice, 143 miles southwest of Salt Lake City. SEVIER COUNTY. Gray Samuel W, weaver Ashby W H, carpenter BENNETT B, general mdse and post- master Cherington Jno, furniture Gyles Jos S, att'y at law and notary public Harman Willis M, carpenter Harmon A S, lumber and shingle manu- factory Tanner E, gen mdse Teeples S, blacksmith Vickory A, shoemaker Hawley Asa, contractor Rose Oscar, constable Stewart W A, stationer and postmaster Jacob City, TOOELE COUNTY. John Franks, saloon McCALL S B, postmaster Juab, JUAB COUNTY. Hooper, Badger R C, railroad agent Hartley Heber W, saloon and grocery Pepper Wm, blacksmith Phelps Mary, saloon WEBER COUNTY. A postoffice near Ogden. CEO. C. THAXTER, DRUGGIST AND, SEEDSMAN, CARSON CITY, NEV. American, German and French Confectionery at Wholesale, by Fred. Bickel, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE.
The Model Commercial College of the Coast, 320 Post St,, S. F.
That dre cured by the
Sevan Bra mdse Stoddart I Taylor E, Willes Fre Witbeck J
Baler John master Morrill Ch MORRILI Morrill & S Savage Da Whittaker Wiley Jam Young J W
A postoff Lake City. Burbidge J Gundersen Kamas Co-( Lambert J ( LEONARI Leonard W Pack Bros, Pack W E, Pack J & Sc Swift Jas, s Thayne J J, Turner & Co Williams Sa facturers
Kamas
24 Hours Continu us Writing. Stylographic Fountain Pen. See pages 300 & 30).
G. B. LI Alwa Drugs, Medi PAINTS, Stationery, ] Jewelry, Everything
JELLY, T
Wm. Pfunder & Co
That dread disease Rheumatism and Gore Eyes, cured by that celebrated Oregon Blood Purifier, compounded by
Utah-Junction City-Kelton. ALPHABETICALLY.
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Sevan Branch Co-operative Store, gen mdse Stoddart Robt, saloon and hotel Taylor E, meat market Willes Fred G, gen mdse and'postmaster Witbeck Jno, hotel and stable
Junction, PINTO COUNTY.
Baler John S, treasurer, sheriff and post- master
Morrill Charles, assessor and collector MORRILL JOHN, assistant postmaster Morrill & Sons, gen mdse Savage David, coronor Whittaker James S, gen mdse Wiley James, justice of the peace Young J W, county clerk
Kamas,
SUMMIT COUNTY.
A postoffice, 22 miles northeast of Salt Lake City.
Burbidge J R, carpenter
Gundersen L, sawmill Kamas Co-operative Store, gen mdse Lambert J G, blacksmith
LEONARD G B, postmaster Leonard W F, book agent and novelties Pack Bros, gen mdsc Pack W E, blacksmith
Pack J & Sons, cheese manufacturers Swift Jas, sawmill
Thayne J J, sawmill Turner & Co, sawmill
Williams Samuel & Son, shingle manu- facturers
Kamas City Drug Store.
G. B. LEONARD, Propri tor.
Always on hand a full line of
Drugs, Medicines. Perfumery, Toilet Ar ticles,
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS,
Stationery, Frames, Chromos, Albums, Jewelry, Novelties and Notions.
Everything Cheap! Give me a Call!
Kanab, KANE COUNTY.
Jolinson Nephi, gen mdse Udall, Mauger & Co, gen mdse Young .B L, postmaster
Kanarraville, CACHE COUNTY.
Berry J W, gen mdse
BERRY W S, postmaster, gen indse, and stock raiser Pollock S, blacksmith
Roundy Joel, physician Roundy W W, gen mdse
Kanosh, MILLARD COUNTY.
A postoffice 12 miles south of Fill- more City.
Barney Bros, lumber
Crane Charles, woolgrower and stock dealer, breeder of pure bred game fowls, sheep and cattle
Greener Thomas, postmaster
Halsey & Co, saddles, harness, etc
Hunter Wm, gen mdse
Mills Wm, contractor
Nadauld Albert, gen mdse
Paxton A, real estate
Penney Wm, architect and builder
Kaysville, DAVIS COUNTY. A postoffice 23 miles north of Salt Lake City.
Alder Alfred, blacksmith Barton Jos, county clerk Bom Wm, shoemaker
Kaysville Co-operative Store, general merchandise
Layton Chas Sr, flouring mills
Lewis W L, county prosecutor
STEWARD BROS, gen mdse, grain and produce
STEWART HYRUM, postmaster Stewart Wm, shoemaker
Weinel John, flouring mills Williams E A, gen mdse
Kelton, BOX ELDER COUNTY.
A postoffice on Central Pacific Rail- road, 108 miles west of Ogden. Stage lines
Geo. C. Thaxter, Druggist, Carson City, Nev.
24 Hours Continu Aus Writing. Stylographic Fountain Pen. See pages 300 & 301.
JELLY, THE JEWELER, has a full stock of
Am. Watches from Factory.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
Nheet Iron, all Sizes and Numbers, 110, 112. 114. 110, and 118 Battery St., P. F.
Utah-Kingston-Levan. ALPHABETICALLY.
30 Leeds, leading to points in Idaho, Oregon and Washington Territory connect with overland trains at this place. WASHINGTON COUNTY. A postoffice 22 miles south of Randolph, Barnes A E, blacksmith Chaplon James, hotel the county seat of Rich county. Ellsworth H M & Co, gen mdse, forward- Birch J, gen mdse ing and commission Beren B C, gen mdse Hager F, liquors Boyd G S, liquors Holt Samuel L, wagon depot Bryant H, restaurant Howell Reese, gen muse Crosby G H, postmaster Lewis & Co, gen mdse, forwarding and Clancy P, liquors commission Connelly C A, leaching works MULLEN B W, postmaster Day F W, quartz mill and smelter RILEY W T, drugs and notions, books Decker & Co, gen mdse and stationery, and agent of U. I. & Leavey H, saloon Oregon Stage Co Leeds Co-operative Store, G H Crosby, Rosevear Jos, hotel Schonbacker & Barnes, salt works Louzerz F & Co, leaching works Sebree, Ferris & Holt, agricu'l imp's Propts W T, harnessmaker Taylor G H, livery stable supt Pipton R, gen mdse Toyer C W, liquors Retallack C, blacksmith and wagon- Smeaton S, assayer maker UTAH, IDAHO & OREGON STAGE CO, W T Riley, agent Vance Bros, blacksmiths Westover C, meat market Kingston, Wilkinson C, wagonmaker PIUTE COUNTY. Lehi City, UTAHI COUNTY. Chambers Geo, furniture INGRAM ALEXANDER G, builder and postmaster King Thos E, lawyer King Win, gen mdse Andreason I, builder Minere August, shoemaker A postoffice 30 miles southwest from Salt Lake City. Carlsen C, builder Savage David, physician Cutler T R, supt Co-operative Store Thomas David, blacksmith Dorton J, meat market Whitaker James, gen mdse Evans D, pres Lehi Exchange Evans David Jr, attorney at law Lake Point, Gibbs J L, bootmaker Gilchrist R, bootmaker Harwood J, harnessmaker Hawkins T, tinner TOOELE COUNTY. Lantensack P, carpenter WRIGHT H, propr Lake Point Hotel, Norton J W, builder a bathing resort for pleasure seekers Southwick E, bootmaker and invalids; 18 miles west of Salt Thurmon S R, attorney at law Lake City, on the Great Salt Lake. Trave T F, agent Lehi Union Exchange Wanlass W, secretary of Lehi Union . Exchange Laketown, Woodhouse J, gen agt RICH COUNTY. Levan, JUAB COUNTY. A postoffice 107 miles south west of Salt Lake City. CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., S. F. ARCTIC SODA AT THAXTER'S DRUG STORE, CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
Berans C H, gen mdse Berans D O. physician Cheney J T, gen mdse and justice of the peace Gibbons W B, postmaster Nebeker W P, notary public Ralston J, sawmill
Aagaard N, stock raiser Bosh I, stock raiser
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and Commercial Branches Practically Taught.
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. Penmanship, English
H. WACHHORST, Agent for Am. Watches, 315 J Street, Sac.
Utah-Logan. ALPHABETICALLY.
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Christensen E, tinsmith Edward C, stock raiser Elmer Edward, stock raiser
Hendrickson A, justice of the peace and salt manufr
Jacobson J, weaver Jacobson M, dairyman Jensen Carl, blacksmith
Jensen C, carpenter
Jorgensen C L, furniture
Kofod Hans, carpenter
McCarty J T, stock raiser
Neilsen C C, shoemaker
Ollarton Seth, weaver
Peterson Erick, turner
Peterson F A, machinist
Peterson P C, wagonmaker
SHEPHERD J W, stationery, notions and postmaster Sherwood T, file cutter
Taylor E, stock raiser and supt Co-op- erative Institution
Thygersen P, gen mdse
Taylor M, stock raiser
Logan, CACHE COUNTY,
Is a county seat and postoffice, 67 miles from Ogden, on the line of the Utah and Northern Railroad, having a popu- lation of 4,000 persons. It is beauti- fully situated, uicely laid out and hand- somely built ; has a large woolen mill, giving employment to quite a number of operatives. The Tabernacle and Temple are the chief features of attraction, the former costing upwards of $200,000, and the latter, now under course of construc- tion, will cost, it is estimated, in the neighborhood of $500,000. The town is also situated on Bear river, a pretty stream, where "speckled beauties " are caught during the summer season in great numbers. The health of the place is fine and the schools excellent.
Ash Jno & Son, guns Ballard H, bishop 2nd ward
Ballif Miss Julia, cashier Z C M I
Blanchard Jno R, propr Logan House
Brown J H & Son, steam marble and stone works,
Buder Wm, watchmaker
Card & Son, flouring mill
Carden Thos, city clerk and recorder, and jeweler Christianson H J, harness
Crockett Alvin, sheriff and marshal
Croft R, master mechanio U & N RR Co machine shops
Curtis Brothers, tin and hardware
Davidaon R, bishop, 3d ward
Davin James, plumber
Earl Mra Fannie, ice-cream saloon,
Farnes E, meat market,
Farnes M, hardware
Goodwin Bros, groceries, hardware, ag- ricultural impts
Groesbeck J B, physician and surgeon
Groesbeck & Lamoraux, druggists
Hall Dr R, dentist
Hammon James, county clerk
Hammon M, probate judge
Hammond J"T, books and stationery, wall paper, fishing tackle, etc
Hatch H E, telegraph operator depot office
Hemstrom Thos & Co, merchant tailors,
Honson O & Co, merchant tailors, Hyde Wm, bishop, 5th ward .
Hymers Jas, city treasurer
JAMES MRS E, millinery and fancy goods
Jenkinson & Bros, furniture
Johnson Carl C, music
Kirkham R, artist
Lamoraux D B, music
Lawson O J, shoemaker
Leishman Jas A, notary public and land attorney
Lewis B M, bishop lst ward
Logan U O, foundry
Lumberg & Garff, lumber, etc
McAlister J A, sewing machine agent
McAlister Mary, midwife
Miles W H, brushes
Neilson P A, harness
Nelson Josephine Mrs, dressmaker
NIBLEY CHAS, sec'y United Order, Manufacturing & Building Co
Norcross W S, physician
Olsen Chas, cabinet shop
Ormsby O C, druggist, physician and surgeon
Palmer Jane E, milliner
Peacock Geo M, hotel
Peacock Mary A Mrs, ice-cream saloon
Peterson N E, Card & Son's mills
Preston Wm B, mayor and carding mill
Reed Jno F, dry goods, etc
Ricks Ellen Miss, Deseret telegraph op'r
Ricks & Hendricks, Deseret Mills
Ricks J, county treasurer
Ricks T E & Sons, dry goods, groceries, etc
Shirley R Q, postmaster
Smith E W, first clerk U & N RR Co depot
Smith T H, bishop 4th ward
Squires Jno F, barber
SWAN D A, train dispatcher U & N R R depot
THATCHER GEO W, general super- intendent U & NR R depot
WHO'S YOUR TAILOR ?
Try Buckle & Son, 195 Main Street, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City, Utah."
THE PUREST CONFECTIONERY AT WHOLESALE, AT FRED. BICKEL'S, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
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COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT-Life Scholarship .. ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT-Three Months ..
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE.
A FINE STOCK
of Woolens and Tailor's Trimmings, Buckle & Non, Tallers and Woolen Drapers, Salt Lake City.
32 Utah-Linn-Midway. ALPHABETICALLY.
Thatcher John B, ass't manager Logan Branch Z CM I
Thatcher Joe, butcher Thompson Wm, bootmaker
Union Mills, Thatcher & Sons proprs United Order Foundry
United Order Furniture Store
United Order Manufacturing Co.
UNITED ORDER MANUFACTUR- ING AND BUILDING CO, Chias. Nibley, secretary United Ordor Store, Haybell manager UTAH AND NORTHERN RAIL- WAY, G W Thatche. general super- intendent
Z CM I, dry goods, groceries, etc, Mos- es Thatcher manager
Lynn,
WEBER COUNTY.
A postoffice 3 miles northwest of Ogden.
Anderson G J, mason Cardon J, mechanic Lund W, stonecutter Peterson P, carpenter Romvell G, carpenter
Stone E, furniture Stonehouse W G, carpenter
Meadow, MILLARD COUNTY.
A postoffice 8 miles south of Fillmore City, the county seat.
Greenbalgh A, hotel STOTT E, postmaster Stott W H, supt Co-operative Store, gen mdse
Meadowville,
RICH COUNTY.
MOFFAT DAVID, postmaster Moffat J S, gen mdse and stock dealer
Manti,
SAN PETE COUNTY,
The county seat of San Pete county, has a population of 2,000 souls. It is 133 miles from Salt Lake City in a southerly direction. The vast deposits of beauti- ful white sandstone in the immediate vicinity sinnly all the demands for building material of that character, of which a majority of the buildings of the Wootton A, school teacher
city have been constructed. There is in course of construction and rapidly ap- proaching completion a Tabernacle, which will form one of the attractive features of this pleasant little city, and which will serve the people most pecu- liarly as a monument of refined culture, energy and devotion to the cause of re- ligious doctrine. There is also a temple now building that will be an ornament to the city, and which will forever show the spirit which permeated the commu- nity of the present period.
Barton W K, painter Braithwaite R, boots and shoes Bybee R L, agricultural implements Co-operative Lumber Co
Dangard P, blacksmith Fox & Co, gen mdso Hall R, builder
Hansen Peter, builder Manti Co-operative Association
Mendon, CACHE COUNTY.
A postoffice 51 miles northwest of Ogden. · .
Gunnell Frank, agent U & N Railway and postmaster
Midway. WASATCH COUNTY.
A postoffice 4 miles west of Heber, county seat.
Alexander A J, sawmill
Alexander J, justice of the peace
Blood M, planing mill Davis L M, marble works Horner Hiram, gristmill Huben J, school teacher
Jacob Q N, justice of the peace McCarrel J, lumber
Midway Co-operative Mercantile Insti- tution, gen mdse, D Van Wagoner supt Olsen H, blacksmith VAN WAGONER D, supt Midway Co-operative Mercantile Institution, postmaster and lumber dealer Watkins John, sawmill
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, Opp. Union Square, N. F. Book- keeping, Penmanship, Telegraphy.
COUNTRY DEALERS can be supplied by F. Bicke!, Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
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24 Hours Continuons Writing. Stylographic Fountain Pen. Bee pages 300 & 301.
WM. PFUNDER,
f Fortiand, Oregon. Operative Chemist, nole proprieter The celebrated Oregon Blond Purifier. Has Wonderful Power.
Utah-Mill Creek-Morgan. ALPHABETICALLY.
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Mill Creek, SALT LAKE COUNTY.
A postoffice 5 miles south of Sal Lake City.
Brinton David, gen mdas Gordon James, gen mdse Huestrom Geo, gen mdse Miller Reuben, flouring mills Neff Jno, flouring mills
North Addison, gen mdse WALTERS JAMES F, postmaster
Millville, CACHE COUNTY.
BIGLOW J O, postmaster Jessup Thos & Bros, gen mdse Yates Geo & Son, gen mdse Gamble & Yeates, gen mdse
Minersville, BEAVER COUNTY.
A postoffice 241 miles southwest of Salt Lake City.
Behrmann J, liquors
Clayton Frank, carriage and wagon- maker
Clayton R, blacksmith Cooper J T, druggist
Croff B L, blacksmith Easley J, liquors
Gino & Dotson, butchers Lessing Louis, liquors Rollins Jas M, postmaster Seigal & Marks, gen mdse Turley Joseph C, liquors Wood Wm, sup co-operative store Zabriskie J, hotel
Mona, JUAB COUNTY.
A postoffice 87 miles southwest of Salt Lake City and 8 miles north of Nephi, county seat.
Co-operative Store, gen mdse Ellertsen John, gen mdse Fausett Jos, blacksmith Haws John, bishop
JOHNSON G W, seedsman and post- master Newton Wm, manager co-operative store and justice of the peace Webb Pardon, carpenter and justice of the peace Williams E W, carpenter and painter 8
Monroe, SEVIER COUNTY.
Allen J W, blacksmith Anderton Bros, gon mdse Anderton Peter, liquors Andrasen O C, bootmakor Bertleson & Sons, flour mills
Bowman J W, blacksmith Doxford & Son, sawmn !!! Johnson M, attorney at law
.Jones Walter, gen mdse
Lungquist F, bootmaker
Madsen S, gon mdse
MCCARTHY J H, postmaster
Pates N J, musical instruments Powlson & Co, furniture
Sorenson R, tinsmith
Washburn A, bootmaker
Woods Geo, blacksmith
Montpelier, RICH COUNTY.
A postoffice 18 miles northeast of Randolph, the county seat.
Co-operative Store, gen mdse Lesuer Bros, gen mdse
Morgan City, MORGAN COUNTY.
Clark Ezra T, flour mill
Francis Samuel, attorney at law and county recorder
Fry R, supt Z C M I, gen mdse and mayor
Goodrich George A, sheriff
Hall Jno K, superintendent schools Heiner Bros, stock dealers
Hunter Edward W, surveyor
Kingston Frederick, assessor and collec- tor
Little J F, county coronor Murphy G M, blacksmith
PARKER WM, chromos, frames, no- tions, etc, and postmaster
Porter J R, prosecuting attorney
Rich E E, meat market Smith & Rock, masons and builders
Smith W G, probate judge
Taggart George H, wagon shop
Taggart & Hin man, flouring mills Tonks Wm, blacksmith
Tucker James, supt Co-operative Shoe Store
Turner Charles, lime
Welch TRG, sewing machines and city recorder Williams D, gen mdse and lime
JELLY, THE JEWELER, Repairs Watches and Jewelry.
TRY MURRAY'S MAGIC OIL. L. Blumauer & Co., Prop'rs, Portland, Or., have it.
24 Hours Continuons Writing. Stylographic Fountain Pen. Bee pages 300 & 301.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
oves and Ranges, 500 different sizes, styles an.1 patterns, 110, 112, 114, 116 and 118 Battery St., S. F.
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Utah-Moroni-North Ogden. ALPHABETICALLY.
Moroni,
SAN PETE COUNTY.
A postoffice 18 miles north of Manti, county seat.
Cahoon & Peterson, carpenters Cook & Marley, blacksmiths Co-operative Store, gen mdse Fanx & Larsen, carpenters I Co-operative Society, gen mdse
Kemp C, millwright
Nielsen C P, blacksmith
Nielsen & Peterson, flour mill
Mount Pleasant,
SAN PETE COUNTY.
A postoffice 23 miles northeast Manti, county seat.
Beauman A J F, furniture Bjelkie CJ, boots and shoes
Larson L, superintendent Co-operative Tannery
Madson M, news
Neilsen P, superintendent Co-operative Boot and Shoe Factory
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Neilsen S J, gen indse Page J, postmaster Prichett L F, gen mdse
Wall A, superintendent San Pete Co- operate Store
Zabriskie Wm, attorney at law
Nephi, JUAB COUNTY,
With a population numbering upwards of 2,000, whose chief characteristic is en- terprise, and with excellent facilities for the transportation of all articles of com- merce, as well as being located in a sec- tion where stock raising and farming are extensively engaged in, is a place which must become an important town of Cen- tral Utah. It is 91 miles south of Salt Lake City, on the Utah Southern Rail- road, and is the county seat of Juab. Mt. Nebo, kissing the sky ut a hight of 12,000 feet, and one of the most inngniti- cent of America's peaks, culininating the Wasatch range, intrudes itself upon the vision near by, and fills the beholder with feelings of wonder and admiration.
Burdick & Chalmers, wholesale liquors Co-operative Store, gen mdse Goldsborough Mrs E, milliner Goldsborough H, hotel Hague J & Son, millers
Hawkins J A, liquors
Hartley & Seeley, hotel Hughes J, blacksmith
Jennings & Sons, gen mdse
McCune M, drugs
McCune E, liquors
McCune A W & E F, grain and provi- sions
Miller T, wagonmaker
Pexton J, blacksmith
Pitt J, blacksmith
Pitchfoth S, millinery, etc
Read W P, saddles and harness
Winn G, gen mdse
Williams E H, gen mdse
New Harmony, KANE COUNTY.
A postoffice, 24 miles northeast of To- querville, county seat.
Braner M, gen mdse
Dodds G, engineer
Pace H A, gen mdse
Pace W D, gen indse
Prince F, gen mdse
Redd, L H, gen mdse
Taylor Mary A, postmaster
Taylor Wm W, gen melse
Wanger C, shoemaker
Wolsey R, blacksmith
North Ogden, WEBER COUNTY,
Is about one mile north of Ogden, in a prosperous and thriving agricultural district, and has a population of 1,400. The town is well supplied with excellent water by several mountain streams, and has four district schools, all well attend- ed, thus showing that an appreciation of educational matters is widely felt, and that the advantages of social and moral standing are conducive to good govern- inent and happiness. The residence of Sidney Stevens, Esq., is the handsomest in. the city, by whose courtesy of de- meanor he has won the respect of the whole community, and has reaped a rich reward and a liberal patronage.
Brown Thos, furniture and carpenter Burton Jas, shoeinaker Campbell Sol, wagonmaker Co-operative Store, gen mdse Ellis Edmund, butcher Ellis Fred W, painter Ferrin Jacob, machinist Garner David, saw mill Godfrey Jas, butcher
TRY DR. CUNN'S RHEUMATISM KING.
GEO. C. THAXTER, DRUGGIST AND
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, No. 320 POST STREET, SEEDSMAN, CARSON CITY, NEV.
CUTTING PACKING. CO. Canned Fruits. Meats. etc. 17 to 41 Main St., S. F.
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Utah-Oak City-Ogden.
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ALPHABETICALLY.
Hand A J, carpenter
Jones Richard, painter
Kipp Joseph, carpenter
Maycock Amos, bishop
Norris Thomas, bricklayer
Norvil Geo, physician Penrod Oliver, wagonmaker
Rese H, carpenter
Rose Geo, school teacher
Rose Rafe, blacksmith
Shaw John, capitalist
Sparks H, carpenter
Spears Henry, hoots and shoes
STEVENS SIDNEY, general merchan- dise and grain
Storey James, bookkeeper and assistant postmaster
Thornton Thos, shoemaker
Thomson Thes, . vemaker
Vanderhoof J, blacksmith
Wade E W, earpenter
Walker W, carpenter
Wharton T, boots and shoes
Williams Ezra, physician
Williams Geo, mason
Williamson C C, machinist
Oak City,
MILLARD COUNTY.
Anderson Peter, sup't Co-operative Store
Lyman Bros, lumber Overson -, blacksmith
Raper H, postmaster
Ogden, WEBER COUNTY,
Is the county seat of the county in which it is situated, has a population of 6,000 souls, is beautifully laid out, and can boast an air of permanence that few places no larger, yet older, could. It is
the western terminus of tho Union Pa- cific, the eastern terminus of the Central Pacific, the northern terminus of the Utah Central, and the southern terminus of the Utah Northern Railroads, and could very appropriately, therefore, be called the junction city. It is supported largely by the railroad interests, though the country surrounding the place is emphatically overflowing with the rich- ness of a bountiful soil, being adapted to the pursuits of fruit-growing. stock- raising, and the production of grain and ,vegetables .. The scenic features are at- tractively grand, the Wasatch mountains forming a background to a picture that is seldom found among tho landscapes of nature's art gallery. The streets arel
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