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broad and smooth, running at , right angles, and the places of religious wor- ship are numerous, while the eye fre- quently comes in contact with pretty school-houses, handsome residences and elegant places of business. Salt Lake City must look to her laurels, else her enterprising sister will outreach her in the grasp for metropolitan honors. The residents are energetic and public-spirited and so far as morality is concerned, we opine that her condition is truly flatter- ing, though it is hinted that, at one time, it " could be improved upon." The hotels of the city are good, and no trav- eler could consistently find fault with the treatment he receives while under the care of Mr. M. H. Beardsley, of the Beardsley Hotel, or of A. K. Zeigler, of the Keeney House and the Commercial Hotel. He is an experienced, trust- worthy and genial gentleman, and no branch of business is represented by a better man. The newspapers of the place evince an enterprise in the collec- tion and selection of subject matter that is highly commendable. A morning daily and two evening papers are among the number of publications. The future of the town is really bright, and we have a confidence in her growth that, if felt by all, would no doubt insure a rapid and very permanent growth.
ADAMS L B, produce and com, 4th
Alexander Daniel, books and stationery, Allen James, gen mdse
Ashby Thos, shoemaker
BARRATT PERCIVAL J, att'y at law, ass't U S dis't att'y; collections a specialty; loans on mortgages effect- ed: cor Main and 5th
BATCHELDER SOAP CO, Batchel- der S N and J Dennis proprs, South Main
BEARDSLEY HOUSE, M H Beardsley propr. Union depot
BEARDSLEY M H, propr Beardsley Honse, Union depot
Belknap Gilbert, county collector and assessor
Bingham Sandford, assessor
Bond H M B & Co, groceries
Bowring Mrs M, millinery and fancy goods, Main
Boyle & Co, furniture, Main
Brown Monona, chief of police Brown William, sheriff
Budge Thos, groceries
BUDGE W C, yard master C PR R
Burton W W & Co, wag w4, farming im- plements
Calder DO, piano's and organs
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.
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, No. 320 POST STREET, RON OLM NEV
ADMITS BOTH SEXES in all its Departments.
315 J St.
A FINE STOCK
of Woolens and Tallor's Trimmings, Burkle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers. Salt Lake City.
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Utah-Ogden. ALPHABETICALLY.
CALDWELL J W, carpenter and Greenwell & Son, butchers builder, 5th Grill & Smith, butchers Grix Lamoni, gen mdse Hallstrom O, merchant tailor Carnahan Jno D, physician a surgeon Carroli & Dee, livery CHAMBERLIN HOUSE, south side HARKNESS & CO, bankers, 4th near postoffice 5th bet Franklin and Walls P Harris G W, carpenter Hellwell Robert, saloon CHAMBERLIN T C, proptr Cham- berlin House CHAMBERS J G, books, stationery, news, etc Hetley Miss Agnes, millinery and fancy goods Child M B, county road commissioner Hibbard W B, sup't W U Tel office CHILD M G & SON, gen mdse, hard- Higbee & Smith, attorneys at law, ware, Main, one door south Z CMI Higginbotham & Co, dry goods and groceries Clark, Porter & Co, flouring mills CLAYTON J J, saloon, Main Hodgman W A, saddlery and harness COMMERCIAL HOUSE, A K Zeigler Hoffman Brothers, photographers HOLLAND JNO, merchant tailor, 5th Condon A S, physician Horrocks & Baxter, gen mdse proptr, Main Crawshaw & Wilson, gen mdse, Main Horrocks E G, millinery and dressmaker CROSBY M J, foreman round-house CPRR HOWELL H J, watches and jewelry, 4th Hughes & Gale, undertakers DAILY MORNING RUSTLER, Morning Rustler Co, publishers HUSS A, bootmaker, 5th DEE & CUNNINGHAM, saloon, Main Jenkins David, county surveyor DESPOUY ISIDORE, French bakery, Jones T W, merchant tailor 5th Kay David, produce KEENEY HOUSE, A K Zeigler propr, depot DOOLY J E & CO, bankers, cor Main and 4th Dooly R M, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, Union Depot, Ogden KELLER J N, agent U P R R, Union depot Douglass G B, wagonmaker, blacksmith Kershaw A J, pumps, ctc Driver J, physician KIESEL FRED J & CO, cigars and tobacco, wines and liquors, groceries, and agents P Best's Milwaukee bottled Eccles John, cabinetmaker beer, south side 4th, near Main Driver Wm & Son, wholesale and retail druggists and liquors EDWARDS J M, agt Pacific Express Kimball Nathan, postmaster Co, Union depot Kuhn A & Bro, dry goods and clothing, Lees S J, locksmith EVENING DISPATCH, Dispatch Publishing Co LEWIS A T MRS gen fancywork, Lewis H D, cigars and tobacco Farley W, wagonmaker and blacksmith LEWIS J S, watchmaker and jewelry, west side Main FARR L & CO flouring mills, Main st FARR L & SONS, woolen mills, Ogden Canyon road Lowe Geo A, wagons and ag'l imp'ts FEI.L A G, division superintendent CPR R depot Mackintosh William, clerk and operator UCRR Mahon John, liquors FELSHAW D W, attorney at law, Main and 4th MARGARY H W O, attorney at law, Field Jessie, bakery, Main notary public, Msin FITZGERALD THOS, road master CPRR MARKS I, gents' furnishing goods and clothing, west side Main FOOTE JAMES E, agent Studebaker McFarlane Peter, cigars and tobacco wagons, harness, etc, 5th bet Young and Main MONUTT J W & CO, drugs and liquors, 4th 0 Forbes H B, shoemaker McQuarrie Robert, county treasurer MILLER S & CO, produce, eggs, but- ter, etc, 5th FORBES JAMES, freight and ticket agent C P R R depot Fowler John, musical instruments Monch L F, county sup't of schools Morley James, restaurant Morrison Geo, varieties Fowler R, blacksmith Fulger F, carpenter Gale James, furniture MORTENSEN & SNADDON, car- penters and builders, 5th Goodfellow J B, saloon GRANT & RICHARDS, insurance agents MORTON E A, Star Saloon, west side Main Greenwell A & Co, meat market Neale J G, bootmaker Geo. C. Thaxter, Druggist, Carson City, Nev. COUNTRY DEALERS can be supplied by F. Bickel, Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon. .
BUSINESS PENMANSHIP
Practically taught at PACIFIC BUNI- NESS COLLEGE, 820 Post St., S. F.
WM.
Nelson Odell & Ogden Ohlson Orth Parry Pattiso PEAR .Main Peebles Peery I Peterso: Pidcock Pidcock Planz F Pollock Powers PRAT sewin Preshaw RAWI RR REEDI Reeve J Remick Richards RICHA liams, and no Richards vinega Richards RICHA PO bo SCOVIL Young Sebee, F SHERB CPR Shiells Wilson Shupe Ja SILVA agent and 5t SINGER west si ager
SLATE miles 1 North SMITH Snively Stanford Stanford Stayner STEPH 5th an Stern R Stevens S Stevens STEVE ammu Stoker V
Stylographic Fountain Pen. 24 Hours Continuous Writing. Bee pages 800 & 301.
JELLY
WM. PFUNDER'S
Original Oregon Blood Pariner is not a Bitter nor . Serin list. a strictly vegetable consnousd. sure & speedy in action.
Utah-Ogden. ALPHABETICALLY.
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Nelson J H, real estate agent Odell & Wright, groceries Ogden W B, dentist Ohlson G A, tinware
Orth Chas, agricultural implements Parry Joseph, coroner
Pattison A J, manager W U Tel office, PEARCE WM, gen blacksmithing, .Main, bet 6th and 7th
Peebles C L, druggist
Peery D H, gen mdse and miller
Peterson B, watchmaker and jewelry
Pidcock R. A, gen mdse
Pidcock W H, drugs Planz Philip, barber Pollock E Mrs, dressmaker
Powers Austin, pumps
PRATT MILANDO, agent Singer sewing machines, west side Main Preshaw S M, undertaker
RAWLINS F S, train dispatcher C P RR
REEDER F H, confectioner, 5th Reeve John, agent U CR R Remiek J K, cashier U P R R
Richards F D, probate judge
RICHARDS F S, (Richards & Wil- liams, lawyers) prosecuting attorney and notary public
Richards & Grant, insurance agents and vinegar works
Richards L M, county clerk
RICHARDS & WILLIAMS, lawyers, P O box 88
SCOVILLE H B, manufacturer brooms, Young
Sebee, Ferris & Holt, farm machinery SHERBURNE A, master car repairer CPRR
Shiells Fred A, bookkeeper with L D Wilson & Co
Shupe James, blacksmith
SILVA V M C, hidea, skins and wool. agent Red Line Transit Co, cor Walls and 5th
SINGER MANUFACTURING CO, west side Main, Milando Pratt man- ager
SLATER R H, propr Hot Springs, 8 miles north of Ogden, on Utah and Northern R R
SMITH THEO A, job printer, Main Snively G W, harnessmaker Stanford Joseph, county recorder Stanford J, gen mdse
Stayner T J, furnishing goods
STEPHENS J O, photographer, cor 5th and Young Stern R & Co, groceries Stevens Sidney, lumber, wagons, etc Stevens Bros, foundry and machine shop STEVENS W H, cigars, tobacco, guns. ammunition and sporting goods, 5th Stoker W, harnessmaker
Tanner Nathan Jr, attorney at law
TASHEIRA LEW, resident engineer C P R R, office and residence Carlin TAYLOR J & SON, merchant tailors, 4th nr postoffice
Taylor J M D, boot and shoemaker
THE OGDEN JUNCTION (daily and semi-weekly), Jos A West business manager; Junction Printing Associa- tion publishers and proprietors
THOMAS MRS CATHARINE, va- riety store, Main
THOMAS E A, lawyer, 4th nr post- office, up stairs
Thompson George, shaving saloon Thompson J, tinner
Tribe Geo H, dry goods and groceries, Turner G W, stationery and notions Tyrrell Joseph, bootmaker
UNION OPERA HOUSE, Wm Van Dyke manager, J M Langsdorf treas- urer, 4th st
UNION PACIFIC R R, J N Keller, agent, depot
UTAH VINEGAR WORKS, (pure goods), Gov't furnishing goods, Rich- ards & Grant, proprs
U P Brewery, Buchmiller & Wells, proprs VAN DYKE WM & CO, forwarding and commission merchants, grain, etc, Young near 4th
WADE W A & CO, dispensing drug- gists, cor Main and 5th
WALKER BROTHERS, wholesale dealers in dry goods, groceries, boots, shoes, hats and caps, etc, west side Main, Henry Sadler, manager
WARDLEIGH H C, general sewing machine agent, east side Main
Watkins E J, bootmaker
WATSON SARAH, restaurant, Main WEBER LODGE A F & A M, No. 6, J W McNutt, sec'y
Weston S, shoemaker
White Barnard, lumberyard
WHEELWRIGHT M B, coal, wood and groceries, and commission mer- chant, 5th
WILLIAMS R K (Richards & Will- iams), lawyers
WILLIAMSON COLE, house painter and sign writer, 5th
WILSON L D & CO, building mate- rial and hardware. Lumber yard cor 5th and Walls, hardware department east side Main
Woolner Henry, liquors Wootton T, shoemaker Wortherspoon & Co, gen mdse
WRIGHT E H foreman of bridges and building C P R R
Wright Joe, meat market
Wright W H & Son, gen mdse Young Warner, U S mail service
JELLY, THE JEWELER, has a full stock of Sterling Silver.
Take one Rose Pill at Night for Neuralgia, Sick Headache and Sour Stomach,
Stylographic Fountain Pen. 24 Hours Continuous Writing.
Bee pages 800 & 301.
:
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
Stoves and Ranges, 500 different sizes, styles an ! puttern#. 110. 112, 114, 116 and 118 Battery St., S. F.
Utah-Ogden. ALPHABETICALLY.
Z CM I, dry goods, notions, groceries, hardware,, stoves, clothing, hats and caps, boots'and shoes, millinery, sta- tionery, queensware, tobacco, cigars,
etc. R S Watson manager, cor Main and 4th
ZEIGLER A K, propr Keeney House, depot and Commercial House. uptown
[Established in 1865. SIDNEY STEVENS,
SHIPPER
And Wholesale Dealer in Merchandise, Live Stock and Grain.
Orders promptly attended to. North Ogden, Utah.
E. A. THOMAS,
Attorney at Law
Fourth Street, near Post Office,
OGDEN, UTAH.
Practices in all the Courts of Utah, Wyo- ming and Idaho.
Rocky Mountain Liniment !
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lameness, Bruises, Cuts, Etc., in the
FAMILY.
- FOR
HUMAN
AND FOR
Gails, Sprains, Bruises, Muscle and Deep- Seated Diseases in Domestic Animals,
Price, Fifty Cents.
The words " ROCKY MOUNTAIN " are the Trade Mark (No. 4,496) Registered in the Patent Office at Washington, March 27th, 1877. Counterfeiters of the same are sub-
FRANK COOK, Sole Proprietor, Ogden, Utah.
THE GENUINE HAS)
Parislooksto.
J. G. CHAMBERS, Books, Stationery, News and Periodicals
Any Book published can be procured when ordered, or any arti- cle in the Stationcry Line.
SEND ON YOUR ORDERS. Corner 5th and Main Streets, Ogden, Utah.
TRY DR. GUNN'S RHEUMATISM KING.
GEO. C. THAXTER, dealer in Field, Flower and Garden Seeds, Carson City, Nev.
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ADMITS BOTH SEXES in all its Departments.
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VIEWS
Price
WHO'S
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, No. 320 POST STREET,
THIS SIGNATURE
jected to heavy penalty.
38 CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., S. F. WONDER OF THE WEST!
.
H, WACHHORST sclla Watches cheaper than any house on the Coast.
Utah-Ogden. ALPHABETICALLY. 39 V. M. C. SILVA, DEALER IN HIDES, SKINS AND WOOL, Cor. Wall and Fifth Sts., OGDEN, UTAH. HIGHEST PRICE PAID IN CASH. J. O. STEPHENS, Portrait and Landscape Photographer MAKES AND PUBLISHES VIEWS OF THE SCENERY OF UTAH AND SURROUNDINGS, INCLUDING THE Yellowstone National Park. . Price Lists and Catalogues sent on application. CORNER OF FIFTH AND YOUNG STREETS, OGDEN, UTAH. PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, No. 320 POST STREET, ADMITS BOTH SEXES in all its Departments. American, German and French Confectionery at Wholesale, by Fred. Bickel, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
WHO'S YOUR TAILOR 7; Faiker House, salt Lake City, Utah.
y: Burkle & Non, 195 Main Street, opp.
WHO'S YOUR TAILOR ? Try Buckle & Son, 193 Main Street, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City. Utah.
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Utah-Ogden. ALPHABETICALLY.
BEARDSLEY'S UNION DEPOT HOTEL, OGDEN CITY, UTAH TER. The Reasons why this House is the best, are: It is strictly First-Class in Every Respect. All Trains arrive and Start from this House, AND HAVE ONE HOUR FOR MEALS. Except Passengers to or from Utah and Northern Railroad, having only Forty Minutes. This House being most convenient to the depot of that road, it is best to let my Porters transfer your baggage. giving you ample time to get breakfast or supper. Union Pacific, Central Pacific and Utah and Northern Railroad TICKET OFFICES. Also Pullman and Central Pacific Sleeping Car Offices, Western Union, Atlantic and Pacifiic and Deseret Telegraph Offices ALL IN THIS HOUSE. Passengers supplied with Time Table on application at the Hotel Office. DAILY PAPERS, WITH THE VERY LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, On the table at 6 A. M. and 5 P. M. All the Water used in this House brought in pipes from a mountain stream. GOOD FIRE PROTECTION. U. S. Mail Received and Forwarded. Any discourtesy if reported will be remedied. All Baggage handled Free of Charge. Parties going to Salt Lake and other points can leave extra hand baggage and get checks for the same, TERMS: $2 to $3 per Day, according to location of Room. Have all your Letters and Papers sent care of this House. GEO. C. THAXTER, dealer in Field, Flower and Garden Seeds, Carson City, Ney. 84 FIRST STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON, IS F. BICKEL'S Headquarters for Confectionery at Wholesale.
M. H. BEARDSLEY, Prop'r.
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, No. 320 Post Street. Educates thoroughly for Business.
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WM. PFUNDER'S Oregon Blood Puriner is the Remedy for a Torpid Liver and Bienneed Kidney. Ask your Druggist for It.
Utah-Ogden.' ALPHABETICALLY.
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W. A. WADE & CO., DRUGGISTS
DEALERS IN Perfumery, Fancy Goods, Surgical Appliances, Paints, Oils, Brushes. Also, Fine Line of Domestic and Imported Liquors. OGDEN, UTAH.
DOMESTIC
DOMESTIC
P. O. Box 49.
[H. C. WARDLEICH, DEALER IN First-Class SEWING MACHINES
Oils, Paints, Needles, Etc.,
East Side Main Street,
OGDEN, UTAH.
THE PLACE TO GET A GOOD SQUARE MEAL
- IS AT
- WATSON'S RESTAURANT
The undersigned has lately opened a new and Commodious Restaurant in this City. We aim to set a good table and charge only bed-rock prices. Give us a call and we will use you well.
Price 25 cts and upwards per Meal.
Day Board $5.00 per Week.
MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE WALKER BROS. STORE,
OGDEN, UTAH.
SARAH WATSON.
JELLY. THE JEWELER. Best Assortment in Sacramento.
Take one Rose Pill at Night for Neuralgia, 'Sick Headache and Sour Stomach.
24 Hours Continuous Writing. Stylographic Fountain Pen. Bee pages 300 # 801.
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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, S. F.
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Utah-Ogden.
ALPHABETICALLY.
F. J. KIESEL. G. GOLDBERG. FRED. J. KIESEL & CO., Fourth Street, bet. Main and Young, Ogden, Utah. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Groceries Wines, Liquors,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
SOLE AGENTS FOR Stonewall Whiskey, Valentine Cigars, Golden Rule Plug Tobacco, Phil. Best's Milwaukee Bottled Beer, Lemp's St. Louis Bottled Lager.
MORTENSEN & SNADDON, Contractors & Builders.
GENERAL JOBBING A SPECIALTY.
Stores and Offices fitted up on short notice. All Work warranted.
FIFTH STREET, OCDEN, UTAH ..
F. S. RICHARDS, City and County Attorney, and Notary Public.
R. K. WILLIAMS, Formerly Chief Justice Supreme Court Ky.
RICHARDS & WILLIAMS
LAWYERS.
PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS OF UTAH AND IDAHO.
OGDEN,
UTAH.
P. O. Box 88.
WM. VAN DYKE & CO., Forwarding and Commission Merchants WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE, Young Street, second door South of Fourth, OGDEN, UTAH.
TRY MURRAY'S LUNG AND LIVER BALSAM.
ARCTIC SODA AT THAXTER'S DRUG STORE, CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
H. WACHHORST, importer of Fine Watches; Jewelry, Diamonds, 315 J St., Sac.
Utah-Ogden. ALPHABETICALLY.
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THE OGDEN JUNCTION,
[DAILY AND SEMI-WEEKLY.]
Published at Ogden, U. T.
Being located at the converging point of four grand trunk lines of rail- way, the JUNCTION is in a position to supply the public elsewhere with information and commercial statistics which cannot be obtained through other mediums. As a newspaper, it is all that its positson demands, being independent, outspoken and reliable, .
In connection with the JUNCTION, we publish at Logan, Utah,
THE LEADER,
a Weekly Paper, devoted to general news and the interests of the people. The JUNCTION and LEADER occupy a field which enables them to offer. unsurpassed advantages to advertisers and business men who wish to cul- tivate a rapidly growing section of country.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
DAILY JUNCTION.
DAILY, per year, - - $9 00
SEMI-WEEKLY JUNCTION.
SEMI-WEEKLY, per year,
-
84 00
WEEKLY LEADER.
Advertising Rates furnished on application.
Address,
JUNCTION PRINTING ASSOCIATION,
OGDEN, UTAH.
PUNCTUALITY, Fashion, Economy. Buckle & Son, Tallors and Wooten Drapers, op. Walker House, Salt Lake City.
84 FIRST STREET. PORTLAND, OREGON, IS F. BICKEL'S Headquarters for Confectionery at Wholesale. ARCTIC SODA AT THAXTER'S DRUG STORE, CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
118,
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Utah.
Lager.
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PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, {
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320 Post Streat.
} W. E. Chamber'ain & T. A. Robinson. Proprietors.
PUNCTUALITY,
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Utah-Ogden-Park City. ALPHABETICALLY.
.
THEODORE A. SMITH, PLAIN & FANCY JOB PRINTER.
PROPRIETOR OF THE Semi-Weekly Ogden Times. Sporting and Theatrical Sheet of the City. OGDEN, UTAH. P. O. Box 149.
ISIDORE DESPOUY, French Bakery-
Fine Bread and Confectionery, FIFTH STREET, OGDEN, UTAH.
SAVE YOUR MONEY By Buying the Unrivalled Family Washing Soap MANUFACTURED BY BATCHELDER SOAP COMPANY OGDEN, UTAH.
M. B. WHEEL WRIGHT, DEALER IN
COAL, KINDLING WOOD, GROCERIES, And General Commission Merchant, FIFTH STREET, OGDEN, UTAH.
J. W. CALDWELL, CONTRACTOR & BUILDER. CARRY ON
GENERAL BUILDING TRADE, FIFTH STREET, OGDEN, - - UTAH.
Pantaquitch, IRON COUNTY. Crosby J W, assessor and collector Henrie James, gen mdse Norton A W, blacksmith Norton John W, postmaster Sevey Geo W, lumber Steele M M, carpenter
Paradise, CACHE COUNTY. A postoffice 54 miles north of Ogden.
Gibbs Geo D, supt Co-operative Store Jackson H C, blacksmith
Shaw H A, secy Co-operative Store and postmaster Thomas W N, lumber
Paragoonah, IRON COUNTY.
A postoffice 5 miles northeast of Paro- wan, county seat.
BARTON J P, carpenter, postmaster Davis D D, blacksmith Robinson J R, miller Tapham J, butcher Watts B, tanner
Paris, RICH COUNTY. A postoffice 9 miles north of Randolph, county seat.
Badge W, manager Co-operative Store and postmaster Co-operative Store, gen mdse
Park City, SUMMIT COUNTY. Anderson C G, bootmaker Aschheim M S, gen mdse
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE.
The Model Commercial College of the Coast, 320 Post St,, S. F.
American, German and French Confectionery at Wholesale, by Fred. Bickel, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
Stylographic Fountain Pen. 24 Hours Continuous Writing.
SEEDSMAN, CARSON CITY. NEV.
GEO. C. THAXTER, DRUGGIST AND
Fashion, Economy. Woolen Drapers, op. Walker House, Salt Lake City.
Buckle & Son, Tallers and
Wm. Pfunder & Co.
Utah-Park Valley-Payson. ALPHABETICALLY.
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Barnes & Lane, saloon Bowman Maggio, millinery Brim E E, stationer Brogan & Duffy, saloon Byrnea E, bootmaker Cupit & Brennan, saloon Snyder G G, livery Fischel F, restaurant Gleason Jno, butcher Gordon & Liscomb, restaurant
Greeneawald J J, cigars and notary public Hayt Bros, gen mdse
HAYT F W, postmaster and notary public
Heywood J, notary public
James J G & Co, gen mdse
Keeler D F, stationer
Kreisch A, physician
Lawrence & Shields, gen mdse Leith A, grocer McFalls David, physician McGrath & Byrnes, saloon
Morrison & Riley, saloon
Mosier & Judge, saloon
Ong Long Charly, restaurant
Ottenheimer Wm, gen mdse Pope & Bowman, saloon
Simons L, hotel Smith A M, livery Snyder W J. attorney at law Street J S, attorney at law Tewksbury Chas, tinner Thiriot Bros, butchers Waddell R A, attorney at law Wiseman Wm, jeweler
HAYT BROS., DEALERS IN
Dry Goods
Groceries and Boots ani Shoes.
·
Canned Goods a Specialty.
PARK CITY, SUMMIT CO. UTAH.
Park Valley, BOX ELDER CO.
Godfrey Wm, justice of the peace Larson Adam, constable Rohner A C, postmaster Rohner C J, butcher
Parowan, IRON COUNTY,
.
Near the Little Salt Lake, on the stage line leading to Arizona, is a place of 1,000 or more, and is distant from Salt Lake City about 26 miles. The moun- tains surrounding the place abound with a rich growth of timber, from which the residents derive their principal support, though some farming is carried on in the vicinity.
Adams Charles, mayor Adams Q L, sheriff
Brown J W, prosecuting attorney Co-operative Manufacturing Co, cabinot ware, blacksmithing, tannery, boots and shoes, Wm Adams president
Co-operative Store, H W Dane president Dalley John E, recorder
Orton Samuel T, marshal
Dalton Edward, county judge and sur- veyor
Dalton J C, county clerk
Dame W H, recorder Deavenport Thomas, treasurer
Marsden Wm, dry goods McGregor W C, postmaster Mitchell W C, assessor and collector Smith & Co, flour mills
Wilcox Wm, lumber
Worden N P, cabinetmaker
Payson, UTAH COUNTY.
A postoffice 66 miles southwest of Salt Lake City.
Clayson W. boots and shoes Douglass W, sup't of Co-operative Store Engberg Andrew, propr Salem Co-opera- tive Institution and postmaster
Finlayson J, furniture
Frostgrave J, watchmaker
Hancock G W & Son, gen mdse
Huish W H, furniture
Hoffman & Co, blacksmiths and wagon- makers
Mcclellan & Dion, tanners Mitchell D, boots and shoes Payge J T, sup't branch Co-operative Store Reid E, tailor Simons O, miller
Wilson T A, sup't Co-operative Meat Market
Worsencraft S, tinner
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Peterson, Pleasant Grove, UTAH COUNTY. MORGAN COUNTY. HIRST F, postmaster, agent U PR R A postoffice 37 miles southwest of Salt Lake City. Express Co, and A and P Telegraph Co Pennington H L, gen mdse Williams Joshua, steam sawmill Alldridge Parsons, wagonmaker Pine Valley, WASHINGTON COUNTY. Armitstond James, physician Bur John, shoemaker Christinsen Niels P, blacksmith Burs Franklin, gen mdse A postoffice distant from St. George, the Culmer A E, carpenter and builder county seat, in a northeasterly direction, Driggs Benjamin W, gen mdse 35 miles. Driggs Shadrack F, wagonmaker Hansen Andrew, blacksmith Baker Thomas, miller Brown & Jacobson, sawmill Jensen J C, shoemaker Jensen Jens C, blacksmith Burgess Bros, sawmill Long John, blacksmith Burgess Wm, postmaster Mayhew W F, carpenter and builder Gardner Bros, sawmill MAYHEW E, postmaster Hancock -, gen mdse Meeks V, telegraph operator Whipple Eli, sawmill Pleasant Grove Co-operative Institution, gen mdse Rogers R M, physician Young Joseph C, carpenter and builder Pinto, 1 IRON COUNTY. A postoffice distant from St. George, Washington county, 47 miles. Portage, BOX ELDER COUNTY. Co-operative Store, gen mdse, postoffice Allen I, gen mdse Allen J, freighter Plain City, ANDERSON W H, druggist, physi- cian, justice of the peace and post- WEBER COUNTY. Tims J, cooper master A postoffice 10 miles from Ogden, the county seat. Branwell George W, school teacher Carver George, school teacher Christensen N P, shoemaker Promontory, BOX ELDER COUNTY. Dreaney Samuel, carpenter England Jno, weaver Falkman C O, blacksmith Folkman Peter, gen mdse Goddard Edward, basketmaker King N M, hotel and gen mdse STONEHOUSE W G, postmaster and gen mise Greene Peter C, carpenter Lindelof N P, shoemaker Providence, CACHE COUNTY. MEGUIRE WM W, surveyor, con- veyancer, notary public and postmas- ter Bullock H, cabinetmaker Palmer Edward J, jeweler Bullock J, bootmaker Peterson Jno, carpenter Poulson Peter, tailor Poxon Ellen, school teacher Robson Thomas A, clergyman Hammond M D, wagon merchant Spiers Jno, justice of the peace Stewart Wm, constable Wadman H H, botanic physician Wainwright Win B, knitter White Jolin, jeweler Campbell J H. lumber Fredricks A, tinsmith Haderly J W, carpenter Low W W, sup't Co-operative Boot Store and postmaster Madison J F, confectioner Smith J, surveyor Themer F, blacksmith CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to.41 Main St., S. F. ARCTIC SODA AT THAXTER'S DRUG STORE, CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
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