Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 9

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Publication date: 1880
Publisher: San Francisco : L.M. McKenney
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TRY DR. GUNN'S RHEUMATISM KING.'.

and Commercial Branches Practically Taught.

PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. Penmanship, English

H. WACHHORST, Agent for Am. Watches, 315 J Street, Sac.

Utah-Provo City-Saint George. ALPHABETICALLY.

Provo City, UTAHI COUNTY.

Cluff Harvey H, county collector

assessor and

Dana D S, att'y at law Daniels James E, county recorder and treasurer Dixon Henry A, sec'y woolen factory Dusenberry Warren N, probate judge Dusenberry Wilson H, county clerk and sup't schools .

Jones Albert, county coroner Milner John B, prosecuting attorney Stark Daniel, county surveyor Turner John W, sheriff

Randolph, RICH COUNTY.

HOWARD WM, postmaster, vice- president ZCMIand county recorder; lumber Lutz Albert, boots and shoes Stewart R H, pres't Z CM I

Richfield, SEVIER COONTY.

Anderton Wm, gen mdse

Baker Wm G, hotel, justice of the peace and county treasurer Bean Geo W, probate judge Christensen L P, blacksmith Clark W H, sheriff, assessor and collector Evans Joseph, justice of the peace Frankland W R, cabinet maker Harris D E, principal district school Hansen H T, cabinet maker

Hellstrom J A, county clerk and city recorder

Horne Joseph S, secretary Richfield Co- operative Co and sup't county schools Kelley R, coroner Larson E M, harnessmaker

MILLER H P, tationer and post- master

Monson S R, blacksmith

Oberg John, boots and shoes. Paulsen & Petersen, flouring mills

Petersen Jas M, sup't W M Co-operative, gen mdse and county surveyor

Richfield Co-operative Institution, gen mdse Spencer Franklin, mayor Thompson Jos M, printer Young B T, notary public

Richmond, CACHE COUNTY,

Is on the line of the Utah and Northern Railway, and the last town in Utah on this road. It is a pretty little town of 1,500 inhabitants, the second in point of population in Cache county. The resi -- dents are industrious and believe in the development of the county so much that every pains is taken to beautify and make it attractive. The country sur- roundingit is rich in scenic features, while the soil is susceptible of a very high cul- tivation, though the facilities for irriga- tion at present are not as good as could be wished.

Beers & Lafover , gen mdse Hendricks W D, grist mill Merrell M W, miller

Raveller C, furniture, notions, etc

Richardson & Stewart, shingle and lath mill

Richmond Z C M I, dry goods, etc

Standage Henry, sup't Richmond Mer- cantile Association and postmaster Z CM I, sawmill

Rockport, SUMMIT COUNTY. SEAMONS HENRY, postmaster

Rockville, KANE COUNTY.

Biggs C M, shocmaker Brundage Wm L, minister Draper Z T, artist Hall J C, painter

Rush Lake, TOUELE COUNTY.

BRACKEN & YOUNG, gen mdse BRACKEN W, postmaster Broughton Joseph, smelting works Prosser Henry, saloon Wagner E C, physician

Saint George, WASHINGTON COUNTY.

Adams S L, blacksmith Bennett C W, bakery Blake B F, furniture Brooks -, stonecutter Burges M, cabinetmaker Co-operative Store, gen mdse

WHO'S YOUR TAILOR ? Try Buckle & Son, 195 Main Street, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City, Utan. 1

THE PUREST CONFECTIONERY AT WHOLESALE, . AT FRED. BICKEL'S, 84 1st St., Portiani, Oregon.

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ARCTIC SODA AT THAXTER'S DRUG STORE, CARSON CITY, NEVADA.

COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT-Life Scholarship .. ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT-Three Months ......

PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE.

A FINE STOCK

of Woolens and Tailor's Trimmings, Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, Salt Lake City.

48 Utah-Saint Johns-Salt Lake City. ALPHABETICALLY.

Coxe J, wagonmaker

Dodge W E, winemaker

.....

Eardley Jno, potter

Hardy A P, butcher and sheriff

Hardy J G, wood turner

Higgins S G, physician

Ivins I, physician

Johnson J E, gen mdse

Ladies' Co-operative Store, gen mdse

Lebna P, tinsmith

Macfarlane Jno M, County surveyor and judge

McQuirrir Hector, blacksmith

Milne David, painter -

Nelson A, bootmaker

Nixon J W, lumber

Pendleton B F, blacksmith

Platt H G, harnessmaker

Pyman Jno, postmaster, hotel and gen- eral mdse

Pymm Setha, architect

Riding C L, tinsmith

Romney M P, carpenter, furniture and supt schools

Slagowski H F, tailor

Smith C, watchmaker

Terry C A, winemaker and cooper

Whitehead A R, county clerk, general mdse

Wooley E G, prosecuting attorney

Saint Johns, TOOELE COUNTY.

BURRIDGE GEO W, sup't Z CMI and postmaster

Caldwell Isaac J, contractor and builder De San Jeor Frans, boots and shoes

Green Richard R, rope and twine manfr McIntosh Wm, blacksmith and wagon- maker

Russell Elizabeth, propr medicated warm baths

Stookey Enos, farmer and stock raiser

Salt Lake City, SALT LAKE COUNTY,

Is the metropolis and capital of the Ter- ritory, the county seat of the county bearing the same name, is situated 34 miles south of Ogden, and has a popula- tion of 25,000 people. Its streets are of unusual width, bordered by a beautiful and uniform growth of shade trees, while along the curbs there is a con-

stantly - flowing stream of pure and the care of Mr. Andrew C. Brixen,a young

sparkling water, which comes from tlie gentleman of experience, who by his courtesy of demeanor and energy must succeed in his chosen calling. We com- mend to him a liberal share of patronage mountains that shut out the beautiful valley in which the city is situated from the cold winds of the north. There is an air of comfort eminently noticeable from the traveling public. There are

in the roomy yards and commodious places of residence, while the business houses, as a rule, are well appointed and of splendid architectural design. Of course, that peculiar class of persons known as Mormons predominate, and it is but due to them to state that the city's beauty and growth is traceable only to their presence. Had not such men as Orson Pratt buckled on their armor of courage and self-reliance a quarter of a century or more ago, and defied the dan- gers of the tedious journey across the uninhabited plains, Utah could not boast of the cities and happy country homes which everywhere present themselves to-day to gladden the heart of the stranger and make his visits enjoyable. No such monuments of pride and of de- votion to religious doctrine as have been erected would be seen ; no such develop- ment of the mining interests as she has experienced would be apparent ; no such traffic as is carried on by the railroads would be witnessed, nor would the merry music of elanking engines, ringing anvils. the hum of saws and the clash- ing trowel be heard in the land. But on the contrary, a solemn silence would reign supreme, and the bustle of the ",our would be supplanted by "nature's desolation." The Tabernacle and the Temple, whose mute yet suggestive fin- gers point heavenward the whole year through, and "watch the lonely vigils of the night" in courtship with tho stars, would be numbered with the " things that are to be," while the moun- tains, solemn and majestic, would keep sole company with the companions of long ago. No theater, such as she pos- sesses, would have reared its roof to witness the acting of the best histrionic talent the country produces, nor would the country have been so far advanced in settlement had the "wandering tribe of Mormon" been denied a passage across the plains that stretch out to the castward so many weary miles. The city is supplied also with a full comple- ment of good hotels, chief among which are the Walker House, the Continental and the Valley House. The two former are kept by that veteran host, G. S. Erb, Esq., whose reputation is too well and favorably known to need special mention here, while the latter is under

PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, Opp. Union Square, N. Y. Hook- keeping, Penmanship, Telegraphy.

COUNTRY DEALERS can be supplied by F. Bickel, Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.

WM. PFL

two mornin paper publi indeed cred ably edited of the city will."

The hote, bly a faithf its resident City does 1 her houses in strict ke public spiri hand throu

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Is the chief city, and in pare most f: cities and of prietor, Ma courtesy of position, ha host of trav reputation a feel justly p sessed were growth of hi of more roon his guests 80 meet thesc r

THE CO With which telephone, ar dious buildi away.

The former bells, gas, } water, and ar in light, sple conveniently a two-story former only The tables ar that would p fastidious ep this systemat the politeness

Abels E, cary ABRAMS I South ADMIRE South bet AIRMET J 20th Ward ALFF R, cr ALLEN M ladies' unde South Allen Miss M library, 143

JELLY, T

24 Hours Continuons Writing. Stylographic Fountain Pen. Bec pages 300 & 30.

WM. PFUNDER, or portland, Oregon. Operative Chemist, sole proprietor the celebrated Oregon Blond Purifier. Has Wonderfal Power.

Utah-Salt Lake City. ALPHABETICALLY.

two morning journals and one evening paper published in the city, which are indeed creditable to the place. They are ably edited, and work for the promotion of the city's interest with "hearty good will."

The hotels of a city are almost invaria- bly a faithful reflex of the character of its residents, and to this rule Salt Lake City does not prove an exception, for her houses of public cutertainment are in strict keeping with the enterprise and public spirit which are seen on every hand throughout the place.

THE WALKER HOUSE

Is the chief of the caravansaries of the city, and in its appointments will com- pare most favorable with those of larger cities and of greater renown. The pro- prietor, Major G. S. Erb, through his courtesy of action and geniality of dis- position, has succeeded in endearing a host of travelers to him, and acquired a reputation as a host of which he may feel justly proud. The merits he pos- sessed were rewarded by a very rapid growth of his business and the necessity of inore room for the accommodation of his guests soon became apparent, and to meet these requirements he leased

THE CONTINENTAL HOTEL,

With which the Walker is connected by telephone, and which is quite a commo- dious building, situated two blocks away.

The former is supplied with electric bells, gas, bath rooms, cold and hot water, and an elevator, being four stories in hight, splendidly furnished and most conveniently arranged, while the latter is a two-story editice, differing from the former only with regard to the elevator. The tables are supplied with everything that would please the tastes of the most fastidious epicure, and the discipline of this systematic veteran is noticeable in the politeness of the employes.

24 Hours Continuous Writing. Stylographic Fountain Pen. Bee pages 300 & 301.

Abels E, carpenter, 3d South ABRAMS L S, fish and game, 1269 1st South

ADMIRE MARY dressmaker, 2nd South bet E and W Temple

AIRMET J D, contractor and builder, 20th Ward , ALFF R. crockery, 120 Main

ALLEN MRS LOUISA, millinery, ladies' underwear, babies' clothes, 2nd South

Allen Miss Mary E, librarian Masonic library,, 143 Main

Alt Jacob, saloon, 99 Main

ANDERSON A, furrier, and manufr Salt Lake gloves, Commercial

Anderson Fred, real estate, Main

Anderson Geo E & Co, photographers, 64} Main

Anderson H, Ins agent, 154 Main Anderson Jno, wood, Commercial

Anderson Sam'l, tailor, Com'l

Arbogast Geo, confectionery, 44 1st South

Armstrong T C, grain, flour, etc, 34 1st South

ARNOLD HENRY, confectionery and bakery, 22 Main

ASMUSSEN CARL, watches and jew- clry, 60 Main

ATKINS JOHN, coal and wood, 63 lat South

Aubrey Thos, groceries and lunch, 54 and 60 1st South

Auer & Murphy, saloon, 18 1st South

AUERBACH F & BRO, jobbers and dealers in dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes, hats, notions and furnish- ing goods, 98 Main

Averill O J, clerk 3d district court, Wa- satch building

Bailey J A, land agent and attorney, Main

Bailey & Son, groceries, Main

Balforth Chas, 119 Main

BAMBERGER & CO, mining oper- ators, 144 Main

Bane H, physician, 150 Main

BANE MOSES M, receiver U S land office

Barker Joe, cutler, Com'l

Barlow J M, dentist, 3d West

BARNES C E, broker, money to loan, 119 Main

BARNHART & STAHL, liquors, 2d South

BARNUM E M, attorney at law, 2d South near White House

BARRATT BROS, furniture and house goods, Main

Barrell C, bootmaker, 8 Market Row

Barton & Co, merchant tailors, 2d South

Baumgarten Joseph, merchant tailor, 135 Main

Benedict Bros, physicians, cor Main and lat South

Bennett & Harkness, attorneys at law, 143 Main

BENTLEY JOSEPH, weaver, 47 Ist South

BIRD WM H, land agent and attorney, Main

BISHOP F M, assayer, 119} Main Blandin Chas I, attorney at law, Wa- satch Building

JELLY, THE JEWELER, Repairs Watches and. Jewelry.

TRY MURRAY'S MAGIC OIL. L. Blumauer & Co., Prop'rs, Portland, Or., have it.

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,

Stoves ånd Ranges, 500 different ølzes, styles an.i patternis, 110, 112, 114, 116 and 118 battery 3., S. F.

Utah-Salt Lake City. ALPHABETICALLY.

PUNCTUALITY, Bockholt D, county clerk Cisler F, groceries, 231 Main Borman J S, associate justice territory CLARK & JACOBSON, barbera, 16 Ist South - BOSSHARDT & CLARK, merchant tailors, 45 1st South CLASBEY & HOGLE, liquors, 149 Main Boukofsky N, liquors, 30 1st South BOWERS W H H, mechanical and contracting engineer, 103 Main Bowman Robert, gen mdse, Pearl Clawson H B, agricultural implements and commission, South Temple Clawson S H, dentist, 1218 1st South CLAYTON JOHN, cutler, Commercial CLAYTON N W, territorial auditor and notary public, Ist South Economy. Fashion, BOWRING W C, groceries, 1253 1st South BREDEMEYER WM, notary public, mining engineer, U S mineral survey- or and manager Excelsior and Utah Con Silver Mining Company, s side 2d South bet Main and Ist East CLIFT HOUSE, S C Ewing, propr Cohn Bros, dry goods, 102 Main Colebrook Mrs E, millinery and fancy goods, 52 Main Bridge John M, harness and saddles, 2d South CONRAD WALTER K, Delta Saloon, cor Ist East and Ist South Brooksbank Geo, furnishing goods, 201 CONTINENTAL HOTEL G S Erb propr, cor Ist West and Ist South Main Brooks Geo F, groceries, 1249 1st South Cooper Bros, real estate, 143 Main Brooks J G, millinery, Main Cooper Chas, groceries, Temple Brown Arthur, lawyer, Main near Cook John, butcher, 1231 1st South White House COMBS H, livery, Ist East bet 2d and 3d South BROWN FREDERICK, costom boot and shoe maker, repairing neatly done, opp Continental Hotel CONKLIN J C, Utah ore sampling mill, 97 Main BROWNE & BROOKS, civil engineers and surveyors, 97 Main Cottle & Rundquist, blacksmiths, Ist East BUCKLE & SON, merchant tailors, Cowley W, tailor, Pixton alley 195 Main Cowling Peter, groceries, etc, 2d South BURGESS M T, mining engineer, 1268 Ist South Cox E, barber, 1228 1st South CRANE JOHN, house furnishing store, feed and livery, 33, 35, and 37 1st South Burns Robt, tents, etc, 65 1st South Burrows H, meat market, 2d South Burt A, city marshal, City Hall Craig Jno, U S signal observer, Wasatch building Burton R T, county assessor Button Mrs A, mliliner, 128 Main Crismon George, county collector Button Chas, barber, 128 Main Crocheron G W, fish, fruits, etc, 1267 Ist Buxbaum M & Co, hides and wool, 3d West South Crow & Bowring, harness and saddles, 444 Main Calder D O, music and musical instru- ments, 72 Main CULMER G F, wholesale grocers, paints, oils, window glass and show cases, 20 and 22 1st South CALLAHAN MB, hardware and assay- erd materials, 94 Main CAMERON & CO'S New York House, Cummings J W, county treasurer dry goods, fancy goods, jewelry, no- fions and toys, 68 Main CUNNINGTON & CO, hardware and groceries, cor Main and 2d South CANNON ANGUS K, county recorder CARELESS GEO, music and musical instruments, 1234 1st South Cutler Bros, groceries, 1247 1st South Cutler, cigars and tobacco, 179 Main CUTLER JOHN C, agent Provo Woolen CARTER THOS, guns. ananunition, tobacco, notion», etc, 137 Main CECIL J B & CO, grce : grocers, 134 Main Mills, 34 and 36 Main Dahl Olinda, dressmaker, 1270 1st South DALLAS S B & SON cabinet and jobbing carpenters, Ist West nr North Chadd Mrs. A M, groceries, 1259 Ist South Temple Davis G W, groceries, 74 Main CHADD MICHAEL, pioneer vegeta- Davis, Howe & Co, foundry, Ist West ble, fruit and poultry stand, 1258 1st DAVIS JOHN, restaurant, 2d South South Davis R, dentist, 26} Main CHAMBERS R C, sup't O S M Co, 1232 Ist South DAY & CO, gen mdse, 106 and 108 Main CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., S. F. Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.

Chapman & Whytock, dentists, over postoffice 2d South

DAYNES JOHN, pianos and organs, 66 Main

TRY DR. GUNN'S RHEUMATISM KING.

H. WACHHORST calls attention

to his Genuine Ster- ling Silverware.

315 J St.

Utah-Salt Lake City. ALPHABETICALLY.

DEIGHTON FRED, confectionery, stationery, cigars and tobacco, post- office building

Deseret Bank, cor Main and let Sorth Diehl Chris, barber, 129 Main "

Dilly & Pearson, lawyers, Wasatch build- ing

DIN WOODEY H, furniture, wall paper, etc, 1238, 1240, 1242, 1244 1st South

DINWOODY JAMES, restaurant, 117 Main

Dooley J E, manager Wells, Fargo & Co, 105 Main

DRUCE H, die sinker, stencil cutter, general engraver, and groceries, Com- mercial

Dunford -, dentist, 120 Main

DUNFORD GEO, boots, shoes, hats and caps, 104 Main

DUNNE DANIEL, Ornamental Iron Works, P O box 471, cor 2d South, one block west of Main

Dunne E F, attorney at law, 141 Main DWYER JAMES, books and station- ery, 76 East Temple or Main

DYE MRS C E, millinery and fancy goods, 48 Main

Earl M, tailor, Pixton alley

Eastman Frank, civil er.gineer, 146 Main

Eichenberg Christian, photographer, 20 Commercial

Eliason O L, watchmaker and jeweler, 124 Main

Ellis Geo, carpenter, 221 Main

Emerson P H, associate justice Territory (Provo)

Empire Mining Co of Utah, H A Van Praag secretary and treasurer

Engstrom J P, cabinetmaker, Comm'l

DINWOODEY H, furniture, wall paper, etc., 1238, 1240, 1242, 1244 1st South ERB G S, propr Walker House, Main, and Continental Hotel, cor Ist West and Ist South

Erickson John, liquors, 2d South EWING S C, propr Clift House

Ferguson Mrs Ellon, music teacher, 72} Main

.FERGUSON G C, watchmaker and jeweler, 50 1st South

Fobes Mrs C B, conservatory of music, Wasatch building

Foster W H, wood turner Fohlin E V, bookbinder, Ist West Fowler Ailen, physician, 96 Main

Fox & Symons, photographers, 142 and 154 Main

FRANTZEN ANDREW, groceries, 2d South, and groceries and gloves, 36 Ist South Furster John P, groceries, 2d South Gulligan John, dry goods, 1270 1st South

Gardiner F. physician, 2d South Gardiner Robert, confectioner and baker, 58 Main

Gee W W, lawyer, Wasatch building GERMANIA SMELTING AND RE-

FINING CO, cor Main and Ist South GILCHRIST & SPRAGUE, attorneys at law, Wasatch building

Giles B M, groceries, 76 1st South

GILLESPIE JAMES, groceries and vegetables, 2d South

Gilmer, Salisbury & Co, stage line, 105 Main

Gilmore C J, agent Continental Oil Co, 3d West, bet Ist and 2d South

GODBE ANTHONY, manager London Bank of Utah (limited), 95 and 97 Main

Godbe, Pitts & Co, druggists, cor Ist South and East Temple

GOLDBERG L & A, manufs and job- bers of clothing, wholesale and retail, 165 and 167 Main

GOLDSMITH & CO, wholesale cloth- ing, furnishing goods, 145 Main

GOLDSTIKER M, meat market, 189 Main

Guldthwaite & Maxwell, attorneys at law: 2d South

GOODNIND RICHARD, ore sack manuf, dealer in milling and snow white fine table salt, gen mdse agent, 1268 Ist South

Gordon James M, upholsterer, Main

GORRINGE WM & SONS, harness and saddles, Ist East bet 2d and 3d South

GOSS P F, superintendent U O Mer- chant Tailors, 30 and 32 Main

Graham J C & Co, job printers, cor Main and Ist South

GRANT H J, insurance agt, Ist South Graves & Snyder, liquors, 6 Ist South

GREGORY MRS J E, French hair store; a complete assortment of curls, braids, switches, etc, 1266 Ist South Griggs T C, gen mdse, Ist South Groesbeck N & Sons, capitalists

GROVES WM H, dentist, 86 Main

Grundlund N G, groceries, South Tem- ple

Guiver & Papworth, meat market, 70 1st South

GUSTAVESON C J, harness and sad- dles, and groceries, south side 2d South, bet Main and Ist East

Hadley J R, physician, 64} Main Hagell John, lunch, 68 Ist South Hagman Jolin, tailor, 2d South

Hallander Jno F, restaurant, Commer- cisl

HALL L E, manager Singer Manufac- turing Co. 1222 Ist South

GEO. C. THAXTER,

dealer in Field, Flower and Garden Needs, Carson City, Nev.

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PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, No. 320 POST STREET, ADMITS BOTH SEXES in all its Departments. Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.

PUNCTUALITY,

Economy. Fashion,

fancy

THE PUREST CONFECTIONERY AT WHOLESALE, AT FRED. BICKEL'S, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.

A FINE STOCK

of Woolens and Tailor's Trimmings, Backle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers .. Salt Lake City ...

Utah-Salt Lake City. -

ALPHABETICALLY.

City, Nev.

U Geo. C. Thaxter, Druggist, Carson 0

HALL S A, groceries and provisions, 1278 Ist South

Hamilton J F, physician, 150 Main Harmon G J, painter

HARRIS ED, "Little Church around the Corner," cigar store, 12:1st South 'HARRIS JNO, confectionery, Com- mercial

Harrison Robt, wood and coal, 2d South HARVEY ANDREW, watchmaker, 62 Ist South

Harper Miss A C, dressmaker, 56 1st South

Harper Mrs S, corsetmaker, 56 1st South HARPER T E, confectionery, 56 1st South

HAUERBACH ADOLPH, watch- maker, 20 Commercial

HAYNES & SON, boiler makers, S Temple bet Ist and 2d West

Heesch & Ellerbeck, plumbers and gas- fitters, 38 Main

Hennefer & Burns, barbers, 175 Main

Hepworth Joseph, coal and wood, 2d South

Hepworth John, butcher, Main

Hepworth Thos & Sons, meat market, Ist West

Heinan M, barber, Main

HEUSSER JACOB, guns, pistols, am- munition, fishing tackle, etc, 109 Main

Higgins C W, physician, 2d Sonth Hill & Trewela, Wasatch Saloon

Hill Wm, bakery and restaurant, 56 Main Hills L S, treasurer U C R R, depot

Historians Office, Orsou Pratt manager, South Temple

Hirschman Moses, sup't Flagstaff mine, 2d South

Hobbs L, carpenter, 213 Main Hodder & Schofield. carpenters, Comm'l HODGES W A, assayer, 139 Main Hoge E D, lawyer, Wasatch building HOLLAND J M, physician. 72} Main Hollister O J, internal revenue collector, 143 Main

Holmberg John, groceries, Ist East Holmes L J, notary public and U S deputy mineral surveyor, 2d South Hooper W J, shoemaker, 67 1st South HOP WO & CO, Japan and Chinese goods, 46 1st South

Huey C P, attorney at law, 2d South HULBERT WM, weaver, mountain cream polish, 57 and 59 1st South Humphreys F J, lawyer, 2d South Hunter John A, chief justice territory, Wasatch building

Husler & Gebhardt, bakery, 2d South HUTCHISON DAN, carriage shop, Commercial

Hyde Wm, supervisor of streets, ,City Hall

ILLINGWORTH WM, trunkmaker, 61 1st South

IMPERIAL M & S CO, S E Under- hill secretary

Ingburg F, watchmaker, 13 Market Row

IRONS J W, ticket agent U P R. R, 130 Main

James David, tinner, gasfitter, etc, West Temple

JAMES J G & CO, groceries, 2d South JAMES MRS J W. millinery, 1272 and 1274 Ist South

Jenkins & Sons, saddles and harness, 2d South and Ist East

JENNINGS WM, Vice Prest U CR R, depot

Jennings Wm & Sons, gen mdse, cor Main and Ist South

Jensen C J, bootmaker, Commercial

JENSEN J S, watchmaker, 91 Main Johanson S, tailor, Main

Johnson A J, ag'l implts, Ist East

Johnson Augustus, bootmaker, Comm'1 Johnson John, groceries, 2d South Johnson John, carpenter, Commercial Johnson P, willowware

JONES T R, banker, 143 Main

JONES WM, jeweler, 62 Ist South

JOSLIN & PARK, watchmakers and jewelers, 150 Main

KAHN BROS, wholesale grocers, 113 and 115 Main

KAIGHN M M, attorney at law, 134 Main

KELLEY BROS, bookbinders, 1222 Ist South,

Kelsey & Sons, attorneys at law, Ist South

Kimball & Lawrence, groceries and hard- ware, Main and Ist South

Lange C, bakery, 1217 Ist South

LANNAN P H, meat market, 38 Ist South

Lapham Mrs MG, millinery, 1243 1st South

LATIMER, TAYLOR & CO, lum- ber and pioneer planing mills, cor South Temple and 3d West

LAWRENCE & BURGESS, mining operators, representing Eureka, Lady · Aspenwall, the Joab Lawrence, Rich- mond, Teresa, and Red Rover Gold Mining Cos

Lawson J, groceries, 2d South Leviberg J, saloon, 136 Main

LEVIN MARTIN, bootmaker, Com- mercial

Levy Sam, cigar manufr, 151 Main Lewis S H, attorney at law, Main Little F, mayor

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 Ist St., Portland, Oregon.

Stylographic Fountain Pen.

WM. PFUNDER'S

Original Oregon Blood Purifier is not a Bitter ner a Serun but a strictie varatable compound. sure & speedy in action.

Utah-Salt Lake City. ALPHABETICALLY.

Little & Roundy, crockery and glasa- ware, 54 Main

Lindsley E, physician, 2d South

LIPMAN M H, clothing, furnishing goods and hats, 155 and 157 Main Lloyd John, bootmaker, 93 Main Lollin John, saloon, 111.Main

LOMAX JD, attorney at law, Ist South LONDON BANK OF UTAH (lim- ited), Anthony Godbe manager, 95 and 97 Main

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Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 9

Author: Publication date: 1880 Publisher: San Francisco : L.M. McKenney Number of Pages: 1593

Author:
Publication date: 1880
Publisher: San Francisco : L.M. McKenney
Number of Pages: 1593