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Hon. Heber M. Wells, Governor and Chairman; C. S. Tingey, State Auditor and Member; John De Gray Dixon, State Treasurer and Member; Milton H. Hardy, M. D., Super- intendent.
STATE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. School located at Ogden.
E. M. Allison, Superintendent.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE OF UTAH. College located at Logan.
Trustees-W. S. McCornick, Salt Lake County; Mrs. Emily S. Richard's, Salt Lake County; D. C. Adams, Salt Lake County; Joseph Morrell, Cache County; Lorenzo Hansen, Cache County; John A. McAllister, Cache County; Mrs. Rosina N. Bagley, Weber County.
DESERET AGRICULTURAL AND MANUFACTURING SOCIETY.
Headquarters. 15-16 Hooper Bldg., Salt Lake City.
John R. Winder, President; Nelson A. Empey, Vice- President; Septimus W. Sears, Secretary; E. A. Smith. Treasurer.
UNITED STATES OFFICERS LOCATED IN UTAH.
UNITED STATES COURTS, DISTRICT OF UTAH. Dooly Building, Salt Lake City.
Hon. John A. Marshall, District Judge; C. O. Whitte- more, Attorney; Pennel Cherrington, Assistant Attorney; Jerrold R. Letcher, Clerk; J. W. Christy, Deputy Clerk; Glen Miller, Marshal; Lucian H. Smyth, Chief Deputy Marshal; J. K. Hardy, Office Deputy Marshal; Samuel H. Lewis, Master in Chancery; B. Y. Golding, Court Crier and Messenger; Hans Christopherson, Bailiff; William J. Tice, Bailiff; Henry Best, Bailiff.
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U. S. OFFICERS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS.
John C. Cutler, Jury Commissioner, Salt Lake; H. H. Twomey, U. S. Commissioner, Salt Lake; Thomas Maloney, U. S. Commissioner, Ogden; William Howard, U. S. Commis- sioner, Huntington; J. T. McConnell, U. S. Commissioner, Vernal; H. G. Ballard, U. S. Commissioner, Thompson's Springs.
REFEREES IN BANKRUPTCY.
J. W. N. Whitecotton, Provo; Charles Baldwin, Salt Lake; Thomas Maloney, Ogden; John Nowers, Beaver; Jo- seph A. Harris, Richfield.
U. S. MARSHAL'S OFFICE. 204 Dooly Bldg., Salt Lake City.
Glen Miller, Marshal; Lucian H. Smyth, Chief Deputy Marshal; John K. Hardy, Office Deputy; Hoyt Smith and Joseph E. Hall, Field Deputies.
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE. 610 McCornick Bldg., Salt Lake City.
Collector's Office, Ninth Division, District of Montana- U. S. Deputy Collector, Thomas D. Lewis; Division Deputy, Ralph Guthrie, office over Walker Bros.' Bank; Gauger, Wm. Husbands.
U. S. LAND OFFICE.
310-313 Templeton Bldg., Salt Lake City.
Register, Frank D. Hobbs.
Receiver, George A. Smith.
U. S. SURVEYOR-GENERAL'S OFFICE.
18 E. South Temple Street, Salt Lake City.
Surveyor General, E. H. Anderson.
STATE MINE INSPECTOR.
Room 51, City and County Bldg, Salt Lake City. Inspector, Gomer Thomas.
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U. S. OFFICERS-U. S. ARMY.
U S WEATHER BUREAU.
Office 601 Dooly Bldg, Salt Lake City.
Section Director, Lester H. Murdock.
U S DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYORS.
For the District of Utah-Frank Anderson, Charles P Brooks, Lafayette G Burton, Richard H Browne, John T Breckon, Heber K Burton, R E L Collier, James C Dick, Au- gustus D Ferron, Henry Fitzhugh, Robert Gorlinski, Robert C Gemmel, Andrew P Hanson, Charles A Herman, Wm P Har- desty, Herman W Horne, Herbert T Hills, Adolph Jessen. Harry S Joseph, Edward M Le Prohon, Francis M Lyman, Jr, Simon F Mackie, Theopilus S Mathis, Henry H McCartney, Samnel H Martin, Samuel J Paul, J Fewson Smith, Jr, George W Snow, Wm F Shelton, Vivian P Strange, Gustave Schulte, Robert Sterling, Wm Spencer, Guy Sterling, Austin K Tier- nan, Elmer A Vail, Wm A Wilson, Charles S Wilkes, Oscar R Young, Robert L Fowler, Otto H Bossert, David H Blos- som, George O Chaney, Frederick Lyon, Wm H Blackburn, Wm B Searle, Thomas P Rigney, Salt Lake City; Nephi P Au- derson, Brigham City; Nicholas Fitzhugh, Mercur; John Glen, Vernal; Charles W Gibbs, Telluride, Colo; Edgar F Harm- ston, Vernal; Wm Lewman, Henrieville; Milton L Oglesby, Robinson; Hubert D Page, Brigham City; Charles W Rees, Eureka; Andrew J Stewart, Jr, Provo; Homer McCarty, Mon- roe; Mayhew H Dalley, Cedar City.
UNITED STATES ARMY.
Department of the Colorado-Post, Fort Douglas. Post- office, Fort Douglas, Utah; telegraph station, Salt Lake City, Utah, from where there are connections with post by tele- graph and electric street cars. Post Commander, Col R J Esk- ridge, Twenty-third Infantry.
Company I-Captain, W C Penrose; Second Lieutenant, C L Woodhouse; Company L-First Lieutenant, Thomas F Schley; Elmer E Tenney, Acting Assistant Surgeon, U S .1; Quartermaster, Commissary and Exchange Officer, Capt W C Penrose; Adjutant and Recruiting Officer, Lieutenant Thomas F Schley.
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PROVO POST OFFICE.
POSTOFFICE.
Located in Reed Smoot Bldg, east side J street bet Center and 8th. -
Postmaster-James Clove.
Assistant Postmaster-S E Graham.
Clerk-L Graham.
Office Hours-General delivery, 8 a m to 6 p m; Sundays from 11:30 a m to 12:30 p m.
Money Order Department-From 9 a m to 5 p m (open daily, except Sundays and holidays).
RATES OF POSTAGE.
First Class Matter-Letters; samples with prices noted thereon in writing; matter wholly or partly in writing; en- closed matter, two cents per ounce or fraction thereof; postal cards having anything attached or any writing or printing on the face other than the address; drop letters at non-letter carrier offices, one cent per ounce or fraction thereof.
Second Class-Newspapers and periodicals to regular subscribers, one cent per pound; transient newspapers, one cent for each four ounces or fraction thereof.
Third Class-Printed watter in unsealed wrappers, cor- rected proof sheets, and manuscript copy accompanying the same, business and visiting cards, address tags and labels, printed maps, plans and charts, paper valentines, blue prints, photographs, engravings, heliotypes, hektograph prints, litho- graphs and similar articles of print, one cent for every two ounces or fraction thereof. Seed, cuttings, bulbs, roots, scions. and plants are now sent at this rate, but subject to fourth class regulation.
Fourth Class-Envelopes, blank bills, letter heads, blank and playing cards, paper sacks, wrapping paper with or with- out printing, and blanks of any kind, merchandise, samples, drawings, and other matter not included in the first, second or third classes, one cent per ounce or fraction thereof.
Letters and packages may be registered for a fee of eight cents each in addition to postage.
Re-forwarding-Letters may be re-fordwarded without payment of additional postage.
Unmailable-Matter injurious to the mails, explosives, poisons or exhaling bad odor, or liable to decomposition, ar- dent, malt, vinous, spiritous or inflammable liquids.
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BANKS-CEMETERIES-CHURCHES.
All matter is limited to four pounds, except single books and first and second class matter, which may weigh more.
Whenever any packet of matter other than first class of- fered for mailing to any address within the United States is sealed or otherwise closed against inspection, or bears writ- ing not permissable by law, it is subject to postage at letter or first class rates, treated as a letter.
Registered Matter-First, third and second class matter may be registered at an expense of eight cents on each pack- age, in addition to the proper postage.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Provo Commercial and Savings Bank-Incorporated March, 1890; capital stock, $100,000; Reed Smoot, pres; C E Loose, vice-pres; J T Farrer, cashier; J A Twelves, asst cash- ier.
CEMETERIES.
City Cemetery-State Road, cor 1st str, W J Taylor, Sexton.
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CHURCHES.
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BAPTIST.
First Baptist Church-W s K bet 8th and 9th. Services 11 a m and 7:30 p m; Sunday School, 10 a m; Rev A F Chap- man, pastor; res rear of church.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
First Christian Science Society-N w cor I and Center. First Reader, Mrs Lyle Barnes; Second Reader, Mrs. Anna K Craig.
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS.
Presidency Utah Stake of Zion-David John, president; Joseph D Keeler, 1st counselor; Lafayette Holbrook, 2d coun- selor.
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CHURCHES.
PROVO CITY WARDS, UTAH STAKE OF ZION.
First Ward-Bishop, Andrew Knudsen; 1st counselor, David T Williams; 2d counselor, John T Giles.
Second Ward-Bishop, Simon P Eggertsen; 1st counselor, Alexander Wilkins; 2d counselor, Wm J Taylor.
Third Ward-Bishop, Thomas N Taylor; 1st counselor, Alfred W Harding; 2d counselor, George Powelson.
Fourth Ward-Bishop, Moroni Snow; 1st counselor, Al- fred L Booth; 2d counselor, W E Rydalch.
MISCELLANEOUS SOCIETIES OF THE UTAH STAKE OF ZION.
Each ward has a Relief Society, presided over by a Presi- dent and two Counselors. A Stake Presidency, composed of Mary John, Merilla Daniels and Deborah Billings, has gen- eral charge of all the ward Relief Societies.
YOUNG MEN'S MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIA- TIONS OF UTAH STAKE.
Each ward has a Y. M. M. I. A., presided over by a Presi- dent and his Counselors. A Stake Presidency, composed of Josiah E. Hickman and Joseph A. Buttle, has general charge of all the Y. M. M. I. A. of the stake.
YOUNG LADIES' MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIA- TIONS OF UTAH STAKE.
Each ward has a Y. L. M. I. A., presided over by a Presi- dent and two Counselors. A Stake Presidency, composed of Donna Meacham, Olive S. Bean and Alice Reynolds, has gen- eral charge of all the Y. L. M. I. A. of the stake.
PRIMARY ASSOCIATIONS OF THE UTAH STAKE OF ZION.
Each ward has a Primary Association, presided over by a President and two assistants. A Stake Presidency, com- posed of Cornelia H. Clayton, Eliza Taylor and Annie B. Selck, has general charge of all the associations of the stake.
SUNDAY-SCHOOLS OF UTAH STAKE OF ZION.
Each ward has from one to two Sabbath-schools, in charge of superintendents and assistants. A Stake Superin-
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CHURCHES-CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.
tendency, consisting of Lars E. Eggertsen, Wm. S. Rawlings and A. J. Southwick, has general charge of all the Sunday- schools of the stake.
CONGREGATIONAL.
First Congregational Church-N e cor J and 10th sts. Sunday services 11 a m and 7:30 p m; Sunday school 10 a m; Y PS CE 6:45 p m. Rev S H Goodwin, Pastor; res cor M and Center.
LUTHERAN.
Swedish Lutheran Bethany Church-W s G, bet 6th and Center.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
First Methodist Episcopal Church-W s H, bet Center and 6th. Services 11 a m and 7:30 p m; Sunday school 10 a m. Rev G A W Cage, Jr, Pastor; res w s E, bet 11th and 12th.
REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT- TER-DAY SAINTS.
N s 3d, bet G and H. 1
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS.
Seventh Day Adventist Church-E s I bet 8th and 9th. Sabbath services 3 p m; Sabbath school 2 p m; prayer meet- ing every Wednesday evening. Rev N Whitehead, Pastor; res Springfield, U.
CLUBS, ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES.
NINETEENTH CENTURY CLUB.
Meets at the homes of the members (by invitation) every Friday afternoon at 3 p m. President, Mrs Flora Bonham; secretary, Mrs Fannie Sutton.
PROVO GUN CLUB
G E Wright, pres; J A Twelves, sec and treas; R A Barney, captain. Meets every Wednesday afternoon at the grounds, 1 blk s of R G W Depot.
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CLUBS-COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS.
UTAH SOROSIS
Meets every Wednesday at 3 p m at the homes of the members. President, Edna Houtz; vice-president, Beulah Bachman; secretary, Nettie B King; asst secretary, Anna Evans; treasurer, Etta Bagley.
COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Office, Parker school, n w cor 9th and K Streets.
President-W E Bassett.
Vice-President-Evan Wride.
Treasurer-James A Twelves.
Superintendent-W S Rawlings.
Clerk-J M Jensen.
Members-J W Farrer, Ralph Poulton, E H Holt.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Franklin School-Nw cor 3d and C. Principal, S. P. Eg- gertsen.
Maeser School-Nw cor O and 5th. Principal, J M Jensen.
Parker School-Nw cor K and 9th sts. Principal, W S Rawlings.
Timpnogos School-Nw cor E and 11th. Principal, A C Sorensen.
MISCELLANEOUS COLLEGES, SCHOOLS, ETC. BRIGHAM YOUNG ACADEMY
Ne cor 12th and J sts.
AUTHORITIES OF THE ACADEMY
Board of Trustees-Lorenzo Snow, president; David John, vice-president; W H Dusenberry, secretary and treas; Brigham Young, Karl K Maeser, Thomas R Cutler, Reed Smoot, Joseph D C Young, Susa Young Gates, Edward Part- ridge, Wm H Seegmiller, Stephen L Chipman.
Executive Committee-David John, chairman; Reed Smoot, Wilson H. Dusenberry.
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COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS ..
Visiting Committee-Susa Young Gates, Stephen L Chipman.
Utah Stake Board of Education-Edward Partridge, president; David John, vice-president; Mrs Teenie S Taylor, George D Snell, Reed Smoot, John E Booth, Myron Tanner, Susa Y Gates.
THE FACULTY.
Benjamin Cluff, Jr, president; in charge of exploring ex- pedition to Mexico, Central America and South America.
George Henry Brimhall, acting president; Pedagogy. N. L. Nelson, principal High School; English.
Joseph Brigham Keeler, principal Commercial College; Science of Accounts.
Lars Echart Eggertsen.
Walter Matson Wolfe, scientist in exploring expedition.
Olof Wilhelm Andelin, Foreign Languages.
Joseph Leo Horne, Mathematics.
Christina Damcke Young, Domestic Arts.
Edward Henry Holt, Secretary of Faculty; Phonography and Typewriting.
Alice Louise Reynolds, English Literature.
Edwin Smith Hinckley, Natural Sciences.
Ernest DeAlton Partridge, principal Beaver branch.
Caleb Tanner, Physiography, Surveying.
James Lehi Brown, Chemistry.
Aretta Young, Drawing.
Brigham Thomas Higgs, director Shop-work.
Thomas Samuel Court, registrar and deputy treasurer.
Reinhardt Maeser, assistant Beaver branch.
Anthon Canute Lund, director Music Department.
Lilian Hamlin Cannon, assitant in Pedagogy.
Ida Smoot Dusenberry, Kindergarten.
John Canute Swenson, History. Louise Whittaker, Domestic Science.
Harriet Cluff, matron Beaver branch.
Josiah Edwin Hickman, Physics.
Mary J Ollerton, instructor Beaver Branch.
Malcolm Little, Spanish. George Michael Cope, Librarian.
Frederick Gilbert Warnick, assistant Commercial College.
Nathaniel Baldwin, assistant in Physics.
Don Byron Colton, in charge Sub-Freshmen Department. William Frederick Ward, assistant in Mathematics.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES-LIBRARIES-MUSICAL ORG'ZNS.
Robert Eugene Allen, Penmanship.
Emma Sophronia Simons, Telegraphy.
Stanley Partridge, assistant in Music.
Alfred M. Durham, instructor in Music, Beaver branch.
SPECIAL LECTURERS.
George Reynolds, Evidences of the Divine Authenticity of the Book of Mormon.
David McKenzie, Evidences of the Divine Authenticity of the Bible.
Hon John E Booth, Law.
Susa Young Gates, Special Lecturer to Young Ladies.
Procter Academy-Nw cor 6th and I sts. Principal, S H Goodwin; assistants, Miss Louise Dickinson, Miss Lottie A. Jackson; grammar department, Miss Pearl Jenney; interme- diate department, Miss Floss M Pond; second primary, Miss Genevieve Marlow; primary department, Miss M Alice Isely; kindergarten, Miss Katherine B Searle.
Baptist Home Mission School-Basement Baptist Church, Mrs L D Waters, principal.
East Ohio Deaconess Home-E s G bet 4th and 5th. Mrs Helen M Kingsbury, deaconess in charge.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Wells, Fargo & Co Express-34 West Center; S H Stin- son, Agt.
Pacific Express Co-60 West Center; C F Decker, Agt.
LIBRARIES.
Christian Science Reading Rooms-Nw cor Center and I streets.
MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS.
Darton's Orchestra-Joseph Darton, Leader; Mozart Pa- vilion.
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NEWSPAPERS-PARKS-PULIC BUILDINGS, HALLS, ETC.
NEWSPAPERS.
Daily Enquirer The-12 I North. Published by The En- quirer Pub Co. Subscription $6.00 per annum or $1.00 per month by carrier.
Semi-Weekly Enquirer-12 I North. Published by The Enquirer Pub Co every Tuesday and Friday. Subscription $2.00 per annum.
Utah County Democrat (Semi-Weekly)-Hines Bldg. Pub- · lished every Wednesday and Saturday by McBride & Barnes. Subscription $2.00 per annum.
PARKS AND BOULEVARDS.
West Public Square (City Base Ball Grounds) bet Cen- ter and 6th and bet D and E sts.
City Park-Bet 12th and 14th and bet E and G sts.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS, HALLS, ETC.
Excelsior Block-20-24 West Center.
Exchange Building-104-108 West Center.
Farrer Bros' Building-J n w cor Center.
First Ward Meeting House-E s K bet 4th and 5th. First Ward Social Hall-N e cor 5th and K.
Fourth Ward Meeting House-N s 9th bet J and K.
Knight Block-N e cor J and Center.
K of P Hall-Knight Blk.
Loose Building-N w cor J and Center.
Masonic Hall-Knight Blk.
Mozart Pavilion-S e cor 6th and I.
Odd Fellows' Hall-Reed Smoot Bldg.
Provo Commercial and Savings Bank Building-N w cor J and Center.
Southworth Block-54 to 60 West Center.
Southworth Hall-60 West Center.
Swasey Block-31-33 J North.
Second Ward Meeting House (L D S)-4th n w cor D.
Silver Row-S s 8th bet C and D.
Third Ward Meeting House-N w cor 8th and E.
Union Block-10-12 West Center.
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RAILROADS-SECRET AND BENEVOLENT ORGANIZATIONS.
RAILROADS.
Heber Branch (R G W Ry)-Depot and office n e cor J and 1st sts.
Oregon Short Line Railroad-Depot and office 1st bet I and J sts; George W Craig, Local Agt.
Rio Grande Western Railway-Depot and office n e cor- J and 1st sts; Frank Fouts, Local Agt.
SECRET AND BENEVOLENT ORGANIZATIONS.
MASONIC.
F & A M.
Story Lodge No 4-S W Sharp, W M; E E Corfman, S W; J K Bishop, J W; C N Redfield, treas; A A Noon, sec. Meets first and third Tuesdays of each month at Masonic Hall.
Eastern Star Chapter No 3-Mrs S K Roberts, W M; S K Roberts, W P; Mrs Florence Bishop, asst W M; Mrs Amanda Sharp, conductress. Meets every second Tuesday of each month at Masonic Hall.
IOOF.
Provo Lodge No 14-John N Davies, N G; D H Lockhart, V G; T T Davies, sec; John E Bott, treas; G R Stoney, Distr Dep G M. Meets every Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows' Hall.
DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH.
Deborah Lodge No 6-Miss Lottie Redfield, N G; Miss Sarah E Brereton, V G; Mrs Mary Watkins, P N G; Miss Ada Taylor, sec; Mrs Mary Graham, chaplain. Meets every second and fourth Friday at Odd Fellows' Hall.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Garden City Lodge No 10-W B Hughes, C C; F W C Hathenbruck, V C; C W Barnes, K of R and S; J N Gulick, Dep G C. Meets every Monday night at K of P Hall.
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SECRET SOCIETIES-TELEGRAPH CO'S-THEATERS.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Provo Camp No 482-John Nicholson, C C; Arthur Craven, A L; W H Ray, banker; G B Hopkins, clerk. Meets first, second and fourth Mondays, at 7:30 p m, in Odd Fellows' Hall.
WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT.
Aurora Circle No 298-Mrs E Allen, G N; Mrs T Holmes, P GN; Mrs Mary Peters, adviser; Mrs L D Freed, clerk; Mrs Elsie Bauer, banker. Meets every Monday at 3 p m at Odd Fellows' Hall.
GAR.
W T Sherman Post No 6-A L Johnson, commander; George Jaggers, adjutant. Meets first and third Fridays of each month at 2 p m in Odd Fellows' Hall.
Women's Relief Corps (G A R)-Mrs J Marwick, pres; Mrs Elizabeth B Kellogg, sec. Meets second and fourth Wednesdays of each month at 2 p m in Odd Fellows' Hall.
AOUW.
Garden City Lodge No 18-J T Farrer, M W; H S Pyne, recorder; R J Kraupa, financier; W K Spafford, receiver. Meets second and last Thursdays of each month at Odd Fel- lows' Hall.
TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE COMPANIES.
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co-108 West Center. E H Darling, Agt.
Western Union Telegraph Co-34 West Center. S H Stinson, Agt.
THEATERS.
Provo Opera House-18 I (north). J C Graham, Lessee and Mgr; M H Graham, Treas. Seating capacity about 1000.
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WARD BOUNDARIES.
WARD BOUNDARIES.
First Ward-All that part of city east of J and south of 7th.
Second Ward-All that part of city south of 7th bet J 1 and E.
Third Ward-All that part of city west of E.
Fourth Ward-All that part of city north of 7th bet E and J.
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Fifth Ward-All that part of city north of 7th and east of J.
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ABBREVIATIONS.
agt
agent
lab
laborer
rms rooms
add
addition
insp
inspector
sq square
av avenue
mgr
manager
asst assistant
mkr
maker
S
or
S.
.south
bartndr bartender
mnfr manufacturer
se
southeast
bet
between
Nor n .north
bds
boards
nr
near
bkpr
bookkeeper
ne
northeast
shoemkr
shoemaker
blk
block
nw
northwest
blksmith blacksmith
opp
opposite
carp
carpenter
clk
clerk
pk
park
trav agt
.. traveling agt
tchr
teacher
com mer
. commission merchant
comp
compositor
condr
conductor
cor
corner
E or e
east
ces
residence
ws west side
emp employee
rd
road
whol wholesale
eng
engineer
ret
retail
wks works
es
east side
LDS.
Latter Day Saints
OSLRR
Oregon Short Line Railroad
PW M Co
Provo Woolen Mills Co
R G W Ry. Rio Grande Western Railway
R M Bell Tel Co
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co
Z CMI ..
Zion's Co-operative Mercantile Institution
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES. (Copyright Secured, 1901.)
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Abelin Nora, domestic, n w cor L and 6th. Acord Alonzo, student, bds s w cor I and 12th. Acord Mrs Nancy, res s w cor I and 12th. Acord Olive, student, bds s w cor I and 12th.
SW southwest
sec secretary
bldg
building
ns
.north side
supt
superintendent
stenog
stenographer
:el
telegraph
opr operator
PO
.postoffice
treas
treasurer
v pres .vice president
W or w
. west
propr proprietor
pub publisher
wid
widow
pres
president
prin
principal
SS southside
st street
R. L. Polk & Co.
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Adams Ada M, student, bds n s 8th bet K and L.
Adams Mrs Ellen, res s e cor 13th and O.
Adams Harvey, lab, bds 206 F North.
Adams James L, student B Y Academy, bds 198 East L.
Adams Joseph, finisher P W M Co, bds s e cor 13th and O. Adams Samuel, res n e cor 2d and K.
Adamson Alphonso, student B Y Academy, bds n s Sth bet K and L.
Ahlander Andrew F, blksmith, s w cor 2d and I, res 57 West 2d.
Ahlander Frank, blksmith A F Ahlander, bds 57 West 2d.
Alexander Amasa L, blksmith, res 242 East 5th.
Alexander Frank D, contr, res s s 9th bet I and J.
Alexander Leah, bds 242 East 5th.
Alexander Luella, bds 242 East 5th.
Alexander Maude M, bds 47 West 5th.
Alexander May, student B Y Academy.
Alexander Wm D, carp, 47 West 5th, res same.
Alexander Wm D, Jr, student B Y Academy, bds 47 West 5th.
Allen Andrew J, lab, bds 296 West Sth.
Allen Charles A, ice, 296 West 8th, res same.
Allen Charles A, Jr, miner, bds 296 West 8th.
Allen Earl B, bds 296 West 8th.
Allen Elijah, student B Y Academy.
Allen Eugene, student B Y Academy.
Allen Frank S, miner, bds 296 West 8th.
Allen Henry F, lab, res n e cor 13th and J.
Allen John H, carp, res s w cor 13th and Q.
Allen John M, miner, bds 296 West 8th.
Allen John W, student B Y Academy.
Allen Mary J, bds n w cor B and 4th.
Allen Robert E, tchr B Y Academy, bds 92 East 10th.
Allen Samuel H, phys, 8 Knight Blk, res n s 9th bet K and L.
Allen Thomas P, clk Provo Meat Co, bds n w cor B and 4th. Allen Thomas W, gardener, res n w cor B and 4th.
Allman Clifford, student B Y Academy.
Allman Mrs Elmira, res s s 5th bet N and O.
Allman Jane (wid Thomas), res 22 East 5th.
"Oregon Short Line.
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Commercial Printing. . Fancy Printing. TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING CO., Salt Lake City.
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Allman Nora, bds s s 5th bet N and O.
Allman Thomas M,
Woodcarver, Contractor and Builder, Awarded the State Medal for Wood Carving at the Fair of 1900, e s L bet 8th and 9th, res same.
Allred Charles H, bds 193 M, South.
Allred Eugene S, driver W M Roylance, res State Rd.
Allred Fawn, bds 193 M, South.
Allred Frank, clk Wells, Fargo & Co's Exp, bds 193 M South.
Allred Harriet H, student B Y Academy.
Allred Silas L, farmer, res 193 M, South.
Altman John C, painter H J Maiben & Co, res n e cor C and 6th. 1
Ambroson Herman C, tailor, s w cor 12th and J, res same. Amundson Alice, res e s E 2 n of 9th.
Amundson Mrs Jane, res e s E 2 n of 9th.
Amundson Julia, res e s E 2 n of 9th.
Andelin Olof W, tchr B Y Academy, res 12th nr Q.
Andelin Willard J, student B Y Academy.
Anderberg Anders, mason, res e s H 4 s of 1st.
Anderberg Carl A, mason, res e s J 3 s of Myrtle. . Anderberg Emma, bds e s H 4 s of 1st.
Anderberg Ida, bds e s H 4 s of 1st.
Anderberg Matilda, bds e s H 4 s of 1st.
Anderberg Thilda, student B Y Academy.
Andersen Cenia, bds opp R G W Depot.
Andersen Hannah, bds opp R G W Depot.
Andersen Mrs Johanna, restaurant, opp R G W Depot, res same. 1
Andersen Julius C (C F Decker & Co), cashır Pacific Exp Co, res n w cor 1st and G.
Andersen Knud, farmer, res opp R G W Depot.
Anderson Adam, photog, 21 J North, res n s 10th bet L and M. Anderson Mrs Annie K, res n s 11th 2 w of I.
Anderson Borre J, lab, res s w cor K and Myrtle.
Anderson Charles, lab, bds s w cor K and Myrtle.
Anderson Elma, finisher P W M Co, bds 3d cor 1st West.
Anderson Emma, bds 3d cor 1st West.
"Union Pacific." Best Line East.
The Keeley Institute, FOR THE CURE OF DRUNKENNESS AND DRUG ADDICTIONS.
164 E. FIRST SOUTH ST.,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
PROVO CITY DIRECTORY. 37
Anderson Esther, finisher P W M Co, bds 3d cor 1st West.
Anderson John, bds 3d cor 1st West.
Anderson Maria, bds n s 11th 2 w of I.
Anderson Nancy, bds 3d cor 1st West.
Anderson Nels A, farmer, res 3d cor 1st West.
Anderson Robert,
Lawyer and Justice of the Peace, Gates Bldg, 13 East Center, res L bet 12th and 13th.
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