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GENEALOGY 979.202 SA37P 1909
Trent Engineeri & Machinery Co.
Dooly Building, Salt Lake City
Manufacturers of and Dealers in Mining Machinery
Steam Power, Electric, Hydraulic and Pneumatic Machinery
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Pipe of All Kinds For Waterworks and Water Power.
Irrigation Pumps; Hydraulic, Electric and Steam Elevators; Wood and Steel Tanks; Electric Light and Power Installations; Electric, Gasoline and Steam Hoists.
WE CARRY IN STOCK Gasoline Engines, Boilers, Pumps, Engines, Hoists, Ore Cars, Wire Rope, Crushers, Stamp Mills, Tanks, Motors, Fans, Blowers, etc.
BELL PHONE 2834 IND. PHONE 517
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COMMERCIAL CLUB
(INCORPORATED)
COMMERCIAL CLUB BUILDING
TELEPHONES 236 --- BOTH LINES
SALT LAKE CITY
OFFICERS
W. J. Halloran, President C. S. Burton, Vice-President Joy H. Johnson, Treasurer Fisher Harris, Secretary F. B. Terriberry Assistant Secretary
BOARD OF GOVERNORS
W. J. Halloran, C. S. Burton, Joy H. Johnson, R. E. Miller, J. S. Brans- ford, Ira H. Lewis, H. P. Clark, A. W. Carlson, William Spry, J. E. Caine, Samuel Newhouse, John Dern, George T. Odell, Samuel -Weitz, H. L. A. Culmer.
BOARD COMMITTEES
Admission and Grievances: Samuel Newhouse, George T. Odell, Joy H. Johnson.
Finance and Auditing: A. W. Carlson, Ira H. Lewis, John Dern.
House and Property : H. L. A. Culmer, Chairman, Super- vising House. -
H. P. Clark, Supervising Buffet J. E. Caine, Supervising Cafe.
Reception : Wm. Spry, J. S. Bransford, Wm J. Halloran.
Rules : Charles S. Burton, R. E. Miller, Samuel Weitz.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Advertising and Promotion: W. P. Cooper, Chairman.
Arbitration: Heber M. Wells, Chairman.
Art and Literature: H. L. A. Culmer, Chairman, Commerce: F. Rosenbaum, Chairman.
Convention : George W. Peck, Chairman.
Ciub Bullding: John S. Bransford, Chairman. Dry Farming: George Austin, Chairman. Edneation : W. Mont Ferry, Chairman.
Eighth Annual Banquet: F. S. Murphy, Chairman.
Exenrsions: W. E. Bailey, Chairman.
Fire Protection and Insurance Rates : E. O. Howard, Chairman.
Furnishings: Joseph E. Caine, Chairman.
Good Ronds: T. H. Smith, Chairman.
Immigration : C. F. Warren, Chairman.
Irrigation : F. S. Richards, Chairman.
LandN: H. C. Edwards, Chairman.
Laws and Legislation:
O. W. Powers, Chairman.
Lecture: J. A. Foley, Chairman.
Manufactures and New Industries: F. J. Fabian, Chairman.
Membership: Joy H. Johnson, Chairman.
Mines and Mining: D. C. Jackling, Chairman.
Music. J. J. McClellan, Chairman.
Oil, Coal and Gas: A. J. Davis, Chairman.
Public- Entertainment : H. G. Whitney, Chairman.
Public Improvements and Parks. W. J. Dooley, Chairman.
Railways and Transportation : Samuel Weitz, Chairman. Sanitation and Public Welfare: George D. Alder, Chairman.
Smoker: J. A. Greenewald, Chairman.
Statistics: F. C. Barnes, Chairman.
Water and Electricity: B. F. Bauer, Chairman.
Ways and Means: W. Mont Ferry, Chairman.
Fish and Game: S. H. Love, Chairman.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
BUYERS' GUIDE Consult It Before Buying
Leading Salt Lake City Business Houses
CITY
COMPLETE
DIRECTORY
CLASSIFIED LISTS HLOF ALL
LINES OF TRADE
[[ Looking at the list of all those who sell-the modern way of buying goods.
[ The man who buys without looking at the list of those who sell does himself a gross injustice.
( Using the classified directory of the whole City is like going to the market place; it brings to view each and every individual in any and all lines of trade, and here the intelligent buyer may select the best of everything at the lowest price.
[. The habit of using the classified directory will save large sums of money and will always secure the best in any line. It is the modern, up-to-date method of getting what you want.
[[ To the advertiser the City Directory is the most economical and effective method of saying what he has to say to the entire population.
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BANKS AND BANKERS
BANK
THE NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC :
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
FRANK KNOX, Prest. J. A. MURRAY, Vice-Prest. W. F. EARLS, Cashier DIRECTORS
E A. CULBERTSON, Asst. Cashier
Frank Knox. W. F. Earls, John S. Phipps, of Pittsburg, J. A, Murray, of Butte, Mont., Stephen Hays, David Keith, J. C. Lynch, G. S. Holmes, Hon. Thomas Kearns
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BANKS AND BANKERS
McCORNICK & CO. BANKERS
ESTABLISHED 1873 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
A General Banking Business Transacted
Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers on All Points Accounts Respectfully Solicited
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BANKS - CARPETS, FURNITURE, Etc.
SAFETY BOXES
THERE ARE NONE BETTER IN THE WEST
THE
Utah National Bank 102 S. Main Street, Salt Lake City, Utah
W. S. McCORNICK, THOS. R. CUTLER, RODNEY T. BADGER, President. Vice - President. Cashier.
ALWAYS YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD
Freed Furniture & Carpet Co.
18 to 40 E. 3rd South St., Salt Lake City
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COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS
GATRELL'S
Unique School of Practical Business Shorthand and Typewriting
" THE SCHOOL WITH A RECORD"
Hooper Building FOURTH FLOOR
Bell Telephone 5230
23 E. First South St. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH Independent Telephone 1753
Conducted by George Gatrell, Law Reporter and Notary Public, late Professor of Phonography in Colleges in Kansas City, Mo., and Jackson, Mich. For eighteen years Official Stenographer to the Courts comprising the Fifth Judicial Circuit of the State of Michigan, and three years Official Court Reporter to the First and Fourth District Courts in the City of Ogden, Utah.
Learn from an Experienced, Up-to-date Teacher and Court Reporter, whose practical method of instruction is rapid, thorough and far in ad- vance of those who teach the theory but have never made practical use of the art.
Send for Circular. Day and evening sessions. Individual Instruc- tion. Students Commence any time. References-Students who are carning $2,000 and $1,000 per year and $80, $75, $50 and $40 per month.
SHORTHAND INSTRUCTION BY MAIL A SPECIALTY
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CONTRACTORS-MINING MACHINERY, Etc.
Denver Engineering Works Co. DOOLY BUILDING
Manufacturers of Mining, Milling and Smelting Machinery
Electric Hoists, Concentrating Tables, Crushers and Crushing Rolls, Tube Mills, Richards Jigs and Classifiers, Stamp Mills, Sample Grinders, Reverberatory Furnaces, Smelting Furnaces, Steel Water Jackets, Au- tomatic Samplers, Ore Cars, Buckets and Cages, Mine Timber Framing Machines, Mechanical Roasters and Dryers.
Bell Phone 4554
CARROLL HELMICK, Manager
SALT LAKE CITY OFFICE 310 Atlas Block Bell Phone 4342 Main Ind. Phone 4055
HARRIS BROTHERS Representatives Utah, Idaho, Nevada and Montana
S. G. SHAW & COMPANY STEEL AND IRON
Contractors' Equipment, Concrete Reinforcement, Railway Supplies, Concrete Mixers, Portland Cement, etc.
Steam Shovels, Wrecking Cranes, Road Rollers and all kinds of Road-Making Machinery
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CONTRACTORS-MINING MACHINERY-ELECTRICAL
minneapolis Steel & Machinery Co.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Designers and Builders of all Kinds of Steel Structures Both Phones 1972
Salt Lake City Office, 324 Dooly Bldg.
T. A. Beyer, Contracting Engineer
A Sewing Machine Motor A Washing Machine Motor An Electric Flat Iron or An Electric Fan
WILL DO WONDERS
FOR YOU
Headquarters for Things ELECTRICAL
CAPITAL ELECTRIC CO ... ( Wholesale ) SALT LAKE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. (Retail)
151 South Main Street
$ $ $$
Saved and Dollars Made
By having us send out your circulars and advertising matter. Our lists are always fresh and reliable.
Try our system and be
convinced.
R. L. Polk & Co.
613-616 Dooly Building, Salt Lake City
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CONTRACTORS-ELECTRICAL-WIRE AND IRON
GAS AND ELECTRIC CHANDELIERS
ELECTRO-PLATING GOLD SILVER NICKEL COPPER BRASS
ELECTRIC MANUFACTURING AND REPAIR WORKS
Manufacturers of ELECTRICAL APPARATUS REPAIRS A SPECIALTY
42 Commercial St., Salt Lake City, Utah
SWITCH BOARDS
ARMATURE WINDING
Window Guards, Wire Signs. Wire Signs in this city.
C UT shows one of the many kinds of Orna- mental Iron Fence We Make. We also Build Porch Railings, Iron Stairways, Bank and Office Railings, Fancy Grill Work, Wire We built the two largest
Let us figure with you on all kinds of Ornamental Wire and Iron Work.
SALT LAKE WIRE & IRON WORKS, Inc.
SETH BROWN, PRESIDENT
No. 73 P. O. PLACE
R. L. SHEPHERD, SEC. & TREAS.
IND. PHONE 1443
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HOTELS
The St. Cecile
Brand New :: Strictly Modern
Rooms Single or en Suite
Centrally Located
Both Phones
MRS. H. E. BARTLETT, Proprietor 233-235 S. State St.
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL
CEMENT and PLASTER
The Largest LUMBER, SASH and DOOR Concern in Utah
MORRISON, MERRILL & CO.
HARDWOODS and SOFT WOODS
MAIN OFFICE, YARD AND WAREHOUSES TWO BLOCKS NORTH OF O. S. L. DEPOT
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LUMBER DEALERS-PAPER DEALERS
Parker Lumber Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Front Doors
"Genasco" Roofing
Screen
Doors
Both Phones 255
COR. 2nd SOUTH and 3rd WEST STS.
GEO. C. LAMBERT, President and Manager, JAS. N. LAMBERT, Vice-President. LESTER N. LAMBERT, Secretary. GEO. C. LAMBERT JR., Treasurer.
Lambert Paper Go THE PAPER HOUSE
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Printers' Supplies, Wrapping Paper, Paper Bags, Twines, Stationery, Calendars, etc.
"EVERYTHING IN PAPER
BOTH PHONES 386 141-143-145 W. FIRST SOUTH ST.
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MAP PUBLISHERS
Map of SALT LAKE CITY UTAH
SCALE: 500 FEET TO 1 INCH
Lithographed in Five Colors Mounted on Cloth Price $13.00
SEPTEMBER, 1907
Published by authority of the City Council. Dated April 16th, 1907. Approved February 20, 1907.
For Sale by LOUIS C. KELSEY
City Engineer
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MERCANTILE AGENCIES
THE OLDEST THE LARGEST THE BEST
ESTABLISHED 1841
OVER 200 OFFICES.
FOR THE PROTECTION AND PROMOTION OF TRADE
The Mercantile Agency of
R. G. DUN & CO.
The Outcome of Enterprise, Experience and Expenditure.
This Institution possesses a number of EXCLUSIVE ADVANT- AGES, and Attention is directed to the following features, viz .:
1st The Largest and Oldest Agency-Es- tablished in 1841. 2nd Operating. Our Own Offices in Prin- cipal Cities Throughout the Civil- ized World.
3rd State Maps-Correct in minute details. 4th Postal and Shippers' Guide-Un- equalled in Accuracy.
5th Strongest Financially-Employs Larg- est Capital.
6th Trade Classification-Only Publica- tion with this Feature.
7th Failure Statistics - Only Complete Report.
8th Collection Department-A Thorough System.
9th Bonded Agents-A Special Feature.
10th Reference Book-The Only Complete Book-Including State Maps, Trade Classification and Combination. Key.
GEORGE RUST
General Manager Utah, Idaho, Wyoming and Nevada
TRIBUNE BUILDING 149 S. MAIN STREET SALT LAKE CITY
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NEWSPAPERS
|Who Does Not Read the Saturday News?
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NEWSPAPERS
The SALT LAKE TRIBUNE
THE TRIBUNE is the pioneer and at the same time the undisputed premier newspaper in a vast territory that cannot be covered by a diam- eter a thousand miles long, the center of which pivoted upon the steeple of the far-famed Mor- mon Temple.
THE TRIBUNE has more pages, more news, · more reading matter, is better edited, more reli- able, and more advertising matter than any other paper in its field.
THE TRIBUNE today maintains a larger cir- culation at $1.00 per month than its nearest com- petitor, the organ of the opposition, does at 75 . cents.
THE TRIBUNE is the undisputed classified advertising medium in Salt Lake City and Utah and adjacent territory.
Published every morning of the year
SALT LAKE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING COMPANY
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NEWSPAPERS
The SALT LAKE HERALD
Is the one Utah Paper which tells all the news and tells it fairly and without bias
IT COSTS 85 cents a Month
Delivered at your door
W. A. CLARK, President WM. IGLEHEART, Vice-President and General Mgr. C. E. DRULLARD, Advertising Mgr.
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NEWSPAPERS
SALT LAKE'S MOST POPULAR AFTERNOON DAILY IS THE
Evening Telegram
Crisp, newsy, down to the minute. The news today. Why wait until tomorrow?
There is only one Judge Goodwin-the dean of Utah Journalists-and he writes exclusively for the Telegram.
Does it Reach You? If Not, You Lose !
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NEWSPAPERS
GOODWIN'S WEEKLY
C. C. GOODWIN, Editor J. T. GOODWIN, Manager
"A Thinking Paper for Thinking People" .
The only paper published in Salt Lake City contain- ing free and independent discussion of Local, National and World-Wide Questions. It is published every Saturday morning, and contains the best in POLITICS, LITERATURE, DRAMA, MUSIC and SOCIETY. Also a weekly review of the market and the mines. (Don't borrow your neighbor's.) It is the paper you can get for your family and say,
" READ IT ALL EVERY WEEK."
Two Dollars a Year
232-233 Commercial Club Building
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH BOTH PHONES
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NEWSPAPERS
34 YEARS OLD
Bikuben
The Only Danish-Nor- wegian Newspaper Published in the Rocky Mountains Established 1875
ISSUED EVERY WEEK
IT REACHES A FIELD OF READERS COVERED BY NO OTHER PAPER. HAS A WEEKLY CIRCULATION OF TWO THOUSAND COPIES
HANS J. CHRISTIANSEN, EDITOR
OFFICE: 149 W. North Temple Street Bell Telephone 5054 SALT LAKE CITY
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NEWSPAPERS
Utah Posten
IS THE LEADING SWEDISH WEEKLY in the Rocky Mountain Region and has a larger circulation than any other Swedish Paper in Utah or surrounding States. ADVERTISERS SHOULD REMEMBER that there are about 30,000 Swedes in Utah and should invite them to their places of business. UTAH POSTEN is the Best Medium by which to reach them.
UTAH POSTEN Published Every Thursday
151 W. NORTH TEMPLE ST. L. DAHLQUIST, Lessee.
Utah Commercial Advertiser
A Commercial Booster for All Parts of Utah. A SQUARE DEAL FOR EVERY LOCALITY IN UTAH BEST RESULTS FOR RELIABLE . ADVERTISERS
We do not propose to allow parties to use our advertising col- umns unless we are satisfied that they are thoroughly reliable and responsible. If you are not a square dealer, we do not want your business.
INDEPENDENT AND FEARLESS
Every Town and County in Utah will be truthfully written up and Fake Boosters handled without gloves.
Circulation in all parts of America and a truthful advertiser of the great resources of Utah. SUBSCRIPTION $2.00 PER YEAR Published Every Saturday by
Western Guide Publishing Company, Inc.
W. D. S. HARRINGTON, Manager
17 Eagle Block Salt Lake City, Utah
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NEWSPAPERS - PROMOTERS
常機時報
The Rocky Mountain Times
PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY
Is the acknowledged leading newspaper among Japanese residents of the Inter-Mountain Country.
35 CENTS A MONTH, IN ADVANCE. Advertising Rates Furnished on Application
Telephone, Bell 5445. 225 W. First South St., Salt Lake City.
SIRO IIDA, Manager.
FRANK L. WILSON Ind. Phone 1542 CLYDE H. WILSON
WILSON BROS. Deep Creek Mines
Deep Creek, in the western part of Tooele County, Utah, is one of the richest mineral sections in the West. It has a greater variety of the useful metals than any other district in the United States. GOLD, SILVER, COPPER, LEAD, ZINC AND IRON, BISMUTH, TIN, NICKEL, ANTIMONY, TUNGSTEN AND MOLYBDENUM. We have the finest collection of representative Deep Creek ores in the State, to which we invite public attention.
DEEP CREEK MAPS
For reliable information about the country, see us. REPRESENTING:
Lucy L. Mining and Milling Co. Seminole Copper Co.
Western Pacific Copper Co. Clifton Copper Belt Mining Co.
Wilson Consolidated Mining Co.
Office, 208 and 209 Brooks Arcade Cor. Third South and State Sts.
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RAILROADS
Accidents Reduced to a Minimum
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VIA
The Overland Route
OREGON SHORT INE RAILROAD
UNION PACIFIC
THE OVERLAND
ROUTE
This is due to the adoption of modern BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM
which eliminates dependence on fallible man. You travel in comfort with safety. No two trains can be together in the same block at the same time without giving warning.
ETERNAL VIGILANCE can do no more. "You'll know when you go."
GO OVERLAND ROUTE EAST
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 201 S. MAIN ST.
D. E. BURLEY, D. S. SPENCER, Gen. Pass. Agent Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent
Oregon Short Line R. R. Co., Salt Lake City, Utah.
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RAILROADS
& RIO GRAN
J& DENV
R.R. S.
SCENIC LINE
The DENVER&RIO GRANDE RAILROAD
The Scenic Line to Grand Junction, Glenwood Springs, Aspen, Leadville, Pueblo, Colorado Springs, Manitou, Denver, Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago and All Points East and South.
CONNECTING AT DENVER UNION DEPOT WITH ALL EASTERN AND SOUTHERN LINES
The Famous Trans-Continental Line Passing Directly Through Salt Lake City
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Splendidly Equipped Fast Trains Daily Between OGDEN AND DENVER Via Three Separate and Distinct Scenic Routes
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Through Pullman and Ordinary Sleeping Cars to Denver, Omaha, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Kansas City, St. Louis and Chicago without change
FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS. PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS. DINING CARS, SER- VICE A LA CARTE ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
For Rates, Folders, Free Illustrated Booklets, etc., inquire of your nearest ticket agent, specifying "The Rio Grande Route"
I. A. BENTON, General Agent Passenger Dept. 301 South Main St., Judge Building. Ind. Tel. 205. Bell Tel., Exchange 5.
S. K. HOOPER, G. P. A., DENVER, COLO.
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RAILROADS
The Greatest Daylight Trip in the World --- Across the Rocky Mountains, via the
Colorado Midland Ry.
PULLMAN OBSERVATION SLEEPING CARS PERFECT DINING CAR SERVICE THROUGH CAR SERVICE TOURIST SLEEPING CARS FROM OGDEN AND SALT LAKE CITY TO CHICAGO . FREQUENT EXCURSIONS EAST
Write or Call for Descriptive Literature and Full Information Regarding Your Trip East
L. H. HARDING, General Agent 10 E. Third South Street Both Phones 678 Salt Lake City
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RAILROADS
SALT
LAKE
RO
T
ROUTE OF THE
"Los Angeles Limited 55
Through RAINBOW CANYON MOAPA VALLEY-THE GARDEN SPOT OF THE WEST STOP OVER
Unexcelled Dining Car Service
q California Fresh Fruit and Vegetables every day in the year.
Through Standard and Tourist Sleep- ers to and from all Important Eastern Cities.
Go this Route Once and You'll Never Use Any Other
City Office: 169 S. Main St., Salt Lake City
T. C. PECK, General Passenger Agent, Los Angeles, California.
KENNETH C. KERR, District Passenger Agent, Salt Lake City.
SALT
LAKE
RO
TE
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SALT MANUFACTURERS-TAILORS
CONFORMS TO THE NATION. AL PURE FOOD LAW
EXTRA REFINED GRANULATED
ROYAL
TRADE .MARK
CRYSTAL
TABLE AND DAIRY SALT
INLAND CRYSTAL SALT CO.
SALT LAKE CITY
Inland Crystal Salt Company
Manufacturers of REFINED DAIRY, No. 1 FINE, HIDE, STOCK AND MILLING SALT
Red Rock Lump
Our Patented Sulphurized Salt is the Best Salt in the World for Stock
Prompt Shipments and Quality Guaranteed
Offices SALT LAKE CITY Both Phones 390
Salt Lake Tailoring Co.
O. C. HANSEN, Manager
Merchant
Tailors
Workmanship and Fit Guaranteed
65 W. Second South Street
Salt Lake City
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TELEPHONES
.
Have You Tried Our Two Number Service Between Salt Lake and Ogden
?
Connections are made with Ogden almost instantly. Just ask Cen- tral for "Ogden," and when sec- ond Operator answers, state number desired in Ogden, and your connection is given without hang- ing up the receiver.
Try our Long Distance Service between any points on our sytem, and be convinced that it is the best.
UTAH INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE CO.
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TELEPHONES
Are You a Subscriber of "THE PHONE THAT TALKS" P
For Prompt, Courteous and Ac- curate Service, get our Service.
If NOT a SUBSCRIBER, call our Contract Departmennt and get in touch with our REASONABLE RATES.
UTAH INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE CO.
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THEATRES
SALT LAKE CITY
Orpheum
Paying par- ticular atten- tion to the entertain- ment, comfort and conven- ienceofladies and children
132 S. State St.
DIRECTION OF ORPHEUM THEATER AND REALTY CO.
Presenting at all times the best of European and American vaudeville attractions
M. MEYERFELD JR., San Francisco, Pres. MARTIN BECK, New York, Gen'1 Manager WILL R. WINCH, Resident Manager Both Phones 3569
Advanced Vaudeville
Matinee daily except Sunday
THE ORPHEUM CIRCUIT:
Orpheum
San Francisco
Orpheum
Denver
Orpheum
Los Angeles
Orpheum
Minneapolis
Orpheum
Oakland
Orpheum St. Paul
Orpheum
New Orleans
Orpheum Memphis
Orpheum
Kansas City
Orpheum Salt Lake City
Orpheum
Omaha
Orpheum Sioux City
OPERATED IN CONJUNCTION WITH
Majestic Theatre Chicago
Majestic Theatre Milwaukee
Olympic Theatre Chicago Mary Anderson Theatre .. Louisville
Chicago Opera House. . Chicago
Majestic Theatre. Des Moines
Haymarket Theatre Chicago
Columbia Theatre. Cincinnati
Columbia Theatre. St. Louis
Orpheum Portland
American Theatre. St. Louis
Orpheum Seattle
Grand Opera House. . Indianapolis
Orpheum Spokane
Orpheum
Butte
PRICES: Matinee-15c, 25c, 50c; Box Seat 75c
Evening-25c, 50c, 75c; Box Seat $1.00
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THEATRES
Bungalow Theatre
OPEN EVERY EVENING
State St. Between Second and Third South Bell 3355 Independent 261
Direction Northwestern Theatrical Ass'n. R. A. Grant, Resident Manager
The Home of Permanent Stock, Producing all of the Latest Royalty Plays.
Change of bill every Sunday Evening.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
Prices: Lower Floor, 75c, 50c. Balcony, 25c, 35c, 50c. Telephone Orders taken at all times
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THEATRES
Colonial Theatre
THIRD SOUTH Between Main and State
BELL 434
IND. 199
Direction Northwestern Theatrical Ass'n R. A. GRANT, Resident Manager. .
Playing all the latest and best attractions Companies changing every Sunday Night Open every evening. Matinees Thursday and Saturday
Prices Always the Same Lower floor $1.00 and 75c First balcony 75c-50c Gallery 25c
TELEPHONE ORDERS TAKEN AT ALL TIMES
ROWLAND HALL
Boarding and Day School for Girls 205 FIRST AVENUE
SALT LAKE CITY
Primary Preparatory and Academic Grades.
Under Charge of the Episcopal Church
Certificate Admits to Smith and Wellesley Colleges
For Information Apply to
MISS CLARA I. COLBURNE Principal Rowland Hall
Telephone 824
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
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R. L. POLK & CO'S SALT LAKE CITY DIRECTORY 1909
Including the City of Murray, Ft. Douglas, Garfield and all the Suburbs and Suburban Towns. .
Containing a Complete Alphabetical List of Business Firms, Corpora- tions and Private Citizens; a Miscellaneous Directory of City, County, State and United States Officers; Churches, Clubs, Colleges and Schools, Hospitals, Labor Organizations, Libraries, Newspapers, Secret and Benevolent Societies, etc., etc. Also a Complete
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Sold by Subscription. Price $6.00.
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TRIBUNE-REPORTER PTG. CO. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. TRADES UNION COUNCIL
SALT LAKE CITY : R. L. POLK & CO., Publishers W. P. COOPER, Secretary and Manager 613-614-615-616 Dooly Building Telephone 39-Either Line
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1909, by R. L. Polk & Co., of Utah, in the office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington, D. C.
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HOW WE GROW
The following table shows the number of individual names con- tained in R. L. Polk & Co.'s Salt Lake City Directories, and the in- crease in population (including the City of Murray and all the Suburbs and Suburban towns) from 1897 to 1909, inclusive :
Number of
Year.
Names.
Population
1897
24,804
74,412
1898
25,827
77,481
1899
26,460
79,380
1900
28,202
84,606
1901
29,216
87,648
1902
·32,564
89,551
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1903
35,137
87,842*
1904
36,478
91,195*
1905
40,430
90,9671
1906
42,995
96,7261
1907
52,561
105,1221
1908
56,173
112,346T
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1909
58,115
116,230₸
* Multiple of 21/2 used instead of 234 as In previous years
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21/4
21/2
1903 and 1904.
T
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2
21/4
1905 and 1906.
Number of Individual Names under each letter of the Alphabet in this Directory
A
2,066
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36,774
B
5,481 N
1,414
C
4,180 O
1,016
D
2,373 P
3,116
E
1,532 Q
82
F
C.
1,900 R
2,787
G
2,481
S
5,774
H
4,895 T
2,101
I
237
88
J
2,228
V
517
K
1,786
W
3,905
L
2,587
Y
417
Mc
1,320
Z
124
M
3,708
58.115
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
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INTRODUCTORY
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The approval which preceding issues of the Salt Lake City Directory have met with, has been flattering to us and has stimulated our efforts to produce as perfect a work as the nature of the case will admit of. No work of this kind can be absolutely perfect, and each succeeding issue suggests improvements which we take pleasure in adding. We have been constantly mindful of the fact that Salt Lake City is the Metropolis of the Inter-Moun- tain Region-a city not only of great possibilities, but of great actualities. We realize that in publishing its annual directory we have been in a meas- ure identified with the record of its growth and progress, and to a certain extent, responsible for an accurate and truthful exhibit in this regard. We have tried to meet this responsibility with increased effort from year to year. How well we have succeeded this year, the following pages will show. We have carefully verified and revised every item of information contained in this volume, and trust that the many hours of labor spent in so doing will be rewarded by the Public's approval and future valuable assistance.
This volume contains by actual count 58,115 names-an increase of 1942 over our 1908 volume. This does not include the names of firms or corpor- ations, removals or death notices. That Salt Lake City has grown steadily in population during the past year is hereby shown beyond a doubt. Using the multiple of 2 (the lowest used by any directory publisher), we estimate the present population of Salt Lake City and the suburbs to be 116,230. We have for several years past made a complete and accurate canvass of all the suburbs, including Ft. Douglas, Murray, Sandy, West Jordan and Garfield, where we always obtain hundreds of names which will be found in the columns of this work, and which make it much more valuable as a book of reference than it would be, were we to leave out the suburbs and present to the Public a directory containing the names of our citizens living within the city limits only. When these facts are taken into consideration, one can readily account for any difference there may be between the figures of the United States so-called "official" census and those of our estimate as to the exact population.
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