R.L. Polk & Co.'s Utah state gazetteer and business directory, Part 30

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1921
Publisher: Salt Lake City : R.L. Polk
Number of Pages: 814


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Bentley W O, prin Public School.


Bleak Iona, librn St George Carnegie Li- brary.


Brooks Wm, mgr Jas Andrus & Sons Co.


Cottam Chas (Cottam & Romney). Cottam John H, county road comr.


Cottam & Romney ( Chas Cottam, E S Rom- ney, contrs.


County Officers. (See p 13).


Cox Henderson, blksmth.


Cox Warren (Arrowhead Garage), mgr Ar- rowhead Hotel) .


Cox Wilford S, dentist.


CROSBY CHAS W, Mgr St George Garage.


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WHAT IS HOME WITHOUT The Deseret Evening News


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THE FAMILY PAPER


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UNION PORTLAND CEMENT CO OGDEN, UTAH MANUFACTURERS OF "RED DEVIL" PORTLAND CEMENT IF NOT HANDLED BY YOUR DEALER, WRITE US


St George


UTAH STATE GAZETTEER St George 189


Table Service: Best of Everything in Season RATES: $2.00 PER DAY AND UP


DIXIE HOTEL


JOHN KINNEY, Proprietor. MODERN UP-TO-DATE GARAGE IN CONNECTION ST. GEORGE,


UTAH


Daggett Francis L, justice of the peace. Dixie Drug Co, D C Walsen mgr. Dixie Garage (J S Snow) .


DIXIE HOTEL (John Kenney Mgr, The Popular and Leading Hotel of the Town. (See adv).


DIXIE NORMAL COLLEGE, H M Woodward Pres. (See adv) ..


Dixie Power Co, A L Woodhouse mgr.


Electric Theatre, W A Nelson mgr.


Forsha David R, postmaster.


Foster Chas F, v-pres Bank of St George, gen mdse and live stock.


Gates Frank F, blksmth.


Gray Wm N, barber. Hardy G Gile, blksmth. Herman Albt, jwir. Higgins John, barber.


Judd Mrs Eliza, mlnr.


Judd Jas, county comr.


Judd Thos, gen mdse.


Kelsey Saml, shoemkr. Kemp Chester, archt.


KENNEY JOHN, Mgr Dixie Hotel. Linder John F, shoemkr.


McAllister Jos W, leader St George Brass Band.


McArthur Jas, bishop L D S, sec St George & Sanat Clara Irrig Co, mayor.


Mace Wm M, supvr U S Forest Service.


Macfarlane Isaac C, bishop L D S, mgr So- cial Hall and county surv.


MILES ARTHUR F, Cashier Bank of St George.


Miles Edwd C (Frank G Miles & Son) . Miles Frank G (Frank G Miles & Son).


Miles Frank G & Son (Frank G and Edwd C), harness.


Miles Harold ( Miles & Nelson) .


Miles & Nelson (Harold Miles, Ernest Nel- son), bakers.


Miller Albt E, carp.


Morris David H, judge 5th Judicial Dist Court.


Nelson Alma, county comr.


Nelson Ernest (Miles & Nelson) .


Nelson Merc Co, W A Nelson mgr, gen mdse and meats.


Nelson Wm A, mgr Nelson Merc Co, and Elec Theatre.


Pickett Leo, undertaker.


Pike Albt H, mgr St George Drug Co.


Pymm John D, live stock.


Romney Erastus S (Cottam & Romney) . St George Brass Band, J W McAllister leader St George Carnegie Library, Iona Bleak librn.


St George Co-op, E H Snow pres, J S Snow sec-treas-supt, gen mdse.


St George Drug Co, A H Pike mgr.


ST GEORGE GARAGE, C W Crosby Mgr. (See page 190).


St George Ice . Co, Wm Whitehead mgr, ice and cheese mfrs.


St George Valley Irrigation Co, E H Snow sec.


St George & Santa Clara Irrigation Co, Jas McArthur sec.


St George & Washington Field Canal Co, John Smoot pres.


DIXIE NORMAL COLLEGE


ST. GEORGE, UTAH.


Four years high school and two year collegiate course.


The regular two year normal course for which the state and county certificates are granted, is given.


Besides the normal work, college courses are given in Science, Mathematics, Literature, Languages, Agriculture, Home Economics and Music.


For Catalog Address HUGH M. WOODWARD, President


To Los Angeles and Sunny California


The Salt Lake Route


3 Fast Trains Daily


OVERLAND EXPRESS PACIFIC LIMITED LOS ANGELES LIMITED


EFFICIENCY Business Service Co.


EXPERT COLLECTORS


Dale G. Foote


Clarence E. Hansen


BILLS Collected Everywhere Boston Bldg. 1002 Salt Lake City


Capital Electric Company


WHOLESALE DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF ELECTRIC AND AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES 15 TO 23 WEST FIRST SOUTH STREET SALT LAKE CITY


190 St George


R. L. POLK & CO'S Salem


ST. GEORGE GARAGE


TABERNACLE STREET


ST. GEORGE, UTAH


Authorized Ford Sales and Service Station


GENERAL REPAIR WORK OXYO-ACETYLENE WELDING Tires, Tubes and Accessories


Tube and Tire Vulcanizing


THE GAINES-ERB CO.


-Good Block, Cor. 16th and Larimer Streets, Denver, Colo .. Office and Factory No. Method of Fitting without Patient Leaving Home. HOME OFFICE AND FACTORY Investigate Our Famous No-Deposit Terms on Personal Fittings; also Our Special Largest Manufacturers of Artificial Limbs --- Fit Guaranteed


2, 302 Mccarthy Block, Pueblo, Colo.


Savage Nephi M, county treas.


Smoots John, pres St George & Washington Field Canal Co.


Snow Edwd H, pres Bank of St George and St George Co-op, sec Southern Utah Tel Co and St George Valley Irrig Co, mgr Washington Mill Co.


Snow Erastus B. mgr E B Snow Furn Co.


Snow E B Furn Co, Erastus B Snow mgr. mgr.


Snow Jos S (Dixie Garage, sec-treas-mgr St George Co-op.


Snow Josephine, mlnr.


Snow Leo A, county attorney. Social Hall, I C Macfarlane mgr.


Southern Utah Telephone Co, E H Snow mgr. Stucki Herman W, county assessor. United States Forest Service (Dixie National Forest), Wm M Mace supvr.


WALLIS JOHN R, Editor and Propr Wash- ington County News and Job Printer. Walsen Danl C, mgr Dixie Drug Co.


WASHINGTON COUNTY NEWS (Weekly), J R Wallis Editor and Propr. (See adv) . Washington Mill Co, E H Snow mgr, flour mill.


Whitehead A R & Son, G F Whitehead mgr, gen mdse.


Whitehead Wm, mgr St George Ice Co.


Woodbury Frank J, phys and county health officer.


Woodbury John T, county clerk and re- · corder. Woodhouse A L, mgr Dixie Power Co. WOODWARD HUGH M, Pres Dixie Normal College.


Worthen Chas R, sheriff and town marshal. Worthen Jos, mason.


SAINT JOHN.


A postoffice and station in the eastern part of Tooele county on Clover creek, and on the Salt Lake Route, 16 miles south of Tooele the county seat and usual bank- ing place. Has L D S church and long distance telephone. Stage daily to Clover, fare 50c. Exp American. Tel W U. Popu- lation 250. I B Evans, postmaster.


Caldwell Geo, meats. Clark O W, ry, exp and tel agt .. EVANS I B, Postmaster. Russell J T & Sons, gen mdse.


SAINT JOSEPH.


A station on the O S L and S L & O R R, 5 miles north of Salt Lake City.


SALDURO.


A postoffice and station on the Western Pacific Ry, near the western boundary of Tooele county, 112 miles west of Salt Lake City.


Capell Salt Co, R K Cobb mgr.


SALEM.


A village situated in the southwestern part of Utah county, 15 miles south of Provo, 3 east of Payson the nearest bank- ing point, and 4 from Spanish Fork, the usual shipping and banking point. Has L D S church, public school, general stores, an opera house. Long distance telephone


Washington County News


John R. Wallis, Editor and Propr.


St. George, Utah


UTAH DIXIE'S HOME PAPER


IT REPRESENTS THE PEOPLE $2.00 THE YEAR


JOB WORK NOTHING BUT THE BEST


You Get the Facts First in The Salt Lake Herald-Republican Delivered Daily and Sunday 65c per Month


Distinctive Work


Agencies Throughout the State


LAUNDRY


Office 18 E Broadway Salt Lake City


Salem


UTAH STATE GAZETTEER Salina 191


connections. Population 1200. Mrs Daisy M Stone, postmaster.


Carson Geo, woolgrower.


Christensen Jas P, mgr Salem Merc Co. Christensen Nels C, bishop L D S church. Curtis Saml F, justice of the peace.


Engberg Anthon H, drugs.


Gardner Ira W, barber.


Gardner Wm H, mason.


Hanks Chas, mgr Salem Opera House. Hanks Jas, mayor.


Hayes John I, sec Salem Commercial Club.


'Lamb Jas H, blksmth.


Montague B A, constable.


Mountain States Tel & Tel Co. Olson John A, mason.


Peterson Andw, mgr Salem Electric Show. Salem Commercial Club, J I Hayes sec.


Salem Electric Show, Andw Peterson mgr. Salem Mer Co, J P Christensen mgr, gen mdse.


Salem Opera House, Chas Hanks mgr.


Salem School, J R Tibbiths prin.


Salem Ward Meeting House (L D S), N. C Christensen bishop.


STONE MRS DAISY M, Postmaster.


Stone John Q, gen mdse and notary. Tibbiths John R, prin Salem School.


SALINA.


Population 1300. A prosperous town on the Sanpete & Sevier branch of the D & RGR'R in the northern, part of Sevier county, 18 miles north of Richfield the county seat. It has L D S and Pres- byterian churches, good public schools, a bank, saw mill, lumber yards, several sub- stantial general stores and a weekly news- paper-The Call. Farming and stock rais- ing are the leading industries. Exp Adams. Tel W U. Long distance telephone service. D L Argyle, postmaster.


Allred Hazel, city recorder. Anderson D A, councilman.


Anderson Melvin, carp. Argyle D L, postmaster.


Arneson John (John Arneson Lbr Co) .


ARNESON JOHN LUMBER CO, John Arneson Propr, All Kinds of Lumber, Sash, Doors and Builders Hardware, Tel 16. Barstow Douglas, blksmth.


Bevins Geo, photog. Brown Garage (W R Petty) .


Brown Wm H, mgr Salina Co-op Merc Inst and Isis Theatre. Bullock F O, dentist.


Burns Geo, tinner.


Burns M L (M L Burns & Sons) .


Burns M L & Sons (M L, W L and Vivian) , harness.


Burns Vivian (M L Burns & Sons) .


Burns W L (M L Burns & Sons).


Cohen Max, mgr Golden Rule Store.


Continental Oil Co, Frank Herbert mgr.


Crandall H B, cashr First State Bank. Crane E W, councilman. Crane John T, live stock.


Crosier A J, mgr Sevier Valley Merc Co. Draper M C, pool hall. Erickson Aug, tailor.


Erickson August (The Fair).


Fair The (Aug Erickson, Roy Jensen), gen mdse.


Farmers Society of Equity, Jas Monroe dist mgr, whol produce.


Fenn Geo, councilman.


First State Bank of Salina, H B Crandall cashr.


Fish Lake Nat Forest, C A Mattson supvr. Freece Wm, phys. Gee Wm, shoemkr.


Golden Rule Store, M Cohen mgr, gen mdse. Harber Wm, mgr Salina Lbr Co.


Herbert Frank, livery and agt Cont Oil Co. Isis Theatre, W H Brown mgr.


Jacobs Louis, gen mdse.


Jensen J C, biksmth.


Jensen Roy (The Fair) .


Jorgensen S M, woolgrower and mayor.


Jorgensen L P, shoemkr.


Jorgensen Wm S, shoemkr.


Lewis Archibald J, mgr Lewis Drug Co and Lewis Auto Co.


Lewis Auto Co, A J Lewis mgr.


Lewis Drug Co, A J Lewis mgr.


Long Geo W, meats.


LUND C N, Editor and Publisher Sevier Valley Call and Job Printer. (See adv) .


McKenna Henry, live stock.


Madsen Mrs J P ( The Robbins House) .


Martin A M (Star Cafe & Confectionery) .


Massion C A, ry and exp agt.


Mattson C A, supvr Fish Lake Natl Forest.


Monroe Jas, dist mgr Farmers Society of Equity.


Murphy Ernest, mason.


Nielsen Chas, woolgrower and councilman. Nielson Carl, blksmth.


Nielson O G (Peerless Furn & Hdw Co) . Nordfelt C C. carp.


PEERLESS FURNITURE & HARDWARE CO,


O G Nielson Mgr, Home Furnishings and Hardware, Fishing Tackle and Auto Sup- plies.


Petersen C E, city treasurer.


Peterson Mrs Caroline ( White House Hotel) . Peterson Lehi jr, mgr Salina Meat & Supply Co.


Peterson P F, mgr Salina Opera House and Salina Tel Co.


Petty W R (Brown Garage) .


ROBBINS HOUSE THE, Mrs J P Madsen Propr, Home Cooking and Clean Beds, Headquarters for Cattle and Sheep Men, Rock Salt and Baled Hay For Sale, Also · Largest Feed and Camp Yard in Southern Utah.


Robins Emmett (White House Barber Shop) Salina Co-op Merc Inst, W H Brown mgr, gen mdse.


Salina Hospital, W M Thome mgr.


Salina Lumber Co, Wm Harber mgr.


Salina Meat & Supply Co, Lehi Peterson jr mgr.


Salina Opera House, P F Peterson migr. Salina Telephone Co, P F Peterson mgr. Sevier Light, Power & Milling Co, W R Smitlı mgr. SEVIER VALLEY CALL THE (Weekly), C N Lund Editor and Publisher. (Sce


page 192). Sevier Valley Merc Co, A J Crosier ingr, gen mdse.


Smith W R, mgr Sevier L P & M Co.


MILLER & VIELE


803-807 Kearns Bldg. Salt Lake City


FARM LOANS


We have the largest loan office in the Inter-Mountain Empire making a specialty of Farm Mortgages .


Murphy Wholesale Grocery Co.


A Complete Line of High Grade Staple and Fancy Groceries


Coffee Roasters Our Three Big Leaders Hotel Utah Mountain Home and


Old Faithful


OGDEN UTAH


PIERCE ARROW TRUCKS


36-42- S. STATE ST.


TOM BOTTERILL AUTOMOBILE CO PIERCE-ARROW HUDSON DODGE BROTHERS CARS


REPUBLIĆ TRUCKS


SALT LAKE CITY


OTIS


FREIGHT AND PASSENGER ELEVATORS


The Name a Guarantee of Quality


Sorenson Jas G, pool. Southern Utah Light Wright mgr.


Power Co, E C


STAR CAFE & CONFECTIONERY, A M Mar- tin Propr, Short Orders and Lunches at All Hours, Soda Fountain in Connection, Soft Drinks of All Kinds, Cigars and Tobaccos, Tel 400.


Thome W M, mgr Salina Hospital, phys. West Chas E, phys.


White House Barber Shop (Emmett Robins) White House Hotel ( Mrs Caroline Peterson) Wright E C, mgr Southern Utah L & P Co. Wright Frank, barber.


Wright H T, carp.


SALINE.


A station on the S P R R, in the south- eastern part of Boxelder county, about 27 miles west of Ogden.


SALT LAKE CITY.


The name "Salt Lake City", suggests to- day to any cosmopolite visions of a beau- tiful fairyland with a sort of mysterious charm attached to its history and its peo- ple. For there is no other place in all the world that has proved so fascinating, so magnetic to the traveler as has this city, nestling on the shores of the Dead Sea of America.


People from the four corners of the earth come here only to be overwhelmed with the kaleidoscopic view of the sur- roundings, the freshness and the freedom which the very atmosphere inspires.


With the towering Wasatch Mountains to the east, shielding the valley from the invasion of destructive prairie winds, and with the placid waters of the briny Great Salt Lake shimmering in the west, this city is stretching its arms into the fertile broad valley about it-a picture of rare loveliness.


And the people! They represent the fin- est type of the West, with its character- istic virility. The hand clasp is signifi- cant. It bespeaks the rugged honesty of pioneer life, the battle with rude elemen- tary conditions, unknown to the effete cen- ters, teeming with congested humanity. And how substantially these clear-eyed,


brave sons of toil have built is evidenced on every side. Initiative and resourceful- ness enter into the very structure of the native citizens of this inland empire. The great international irrigation system had its beginning in this city. When a tiny stream diverted from its time honored course was made to trickle down a furrow of parched vegetation it heralded the be- ginning of one of the greatest reclamation projects in the world. Scarcely had the hardy pioneers of 1847, under the leader- ship of that masterful Brigham Young, de- cided upon this barren waste as their fu- ture abode when they began to build for permanency and beauty.


A tour of the city impresses one with the success that has attended their efforts. It is not commonly known that the first department store in the world, Zion's Co- operative Mercantile Institution, was es- tablished in Salt Lake City, and has since grown to be one of the biggest institutions of its kind in western America.


Who has not heard of the famous Mor- mon Temple and Tabernacle, both situated in Salt Lake City ?


Forty years in building, the Temple rep- resents the struggle and toil of that little band of early settlers whose religious thought impelled them to the erection of this remarkable edifice. The cumbersome methods of transportation and construction work did not deter them in their ambitious project. And when, it was crowned with the gilded statue, trumpet in hand, tens of thousands of devotees of the dominant church raised their voices in a glorious "Hallelujah."


The stranger within our gates marvels at the Tabernacle with its umbrella roof and its perfect acoustics. And he asks if this wonder is the result of accident or design. This building too, stands, as an- other monument of the daring of the early builders. The streets of Salt Lake, broad and straight, flooded with sunshine, chal- lenge the admiration of the easterner who has dwelt among the cavernous walls of city sky-scrapers. Running water and shaded sidewalks are unique features pecu- liar to Salt Lake City. Stand if you will,


All the Telegraphic, Local, Sporting, Mining, Society & State IN Salt Lake Tribune THE


NEWS


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Fred Franklin Sales Agent 608 Judge Building


Tel. Was 2928


192 Salina


R. L. POLK & CO'S Salt Lake City


THE SEVIER VALLEY CALL


C. N. LUND, Editor and Publisher


THE REPRESENTATIVE PAPER OF NORTH SEVIER DISTRICT Subscription Price $1.75 Per Annum


Up-to-Date Job Printing in Connection SALINA, :-: :-: :-:


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Fairbanks, Morse & Co.


169-171 W. 2nd So. Salt Lake City


RAILROAD SUPPLIES MINING MACHINERY SCALES


Salt Lake City


UTAH STATE GAZETTEER Salt Lake City 193


at the base of the imposing Wasatch Moun- tains, some early morning and look at the city below. There, almost hidden in dense foliage of well selected trees, tops of busi- ness blocks, spires of substantial cathe- drals and church edifices, or the gables of pretty residences, protrude, only to inten- sify the beauty of the placid scene.


Uncle Sam, himself, appreciated, the beauty of the location when he established Fort Douglas, just to the east of the city. The latest acquisition of Salt Lake's list of pretentious buildings is the State Capi- tol, in part almost a replica of the Wash- ington structure. Enter if you will from the north, south, east, or west, and this imposing building bursts upon your view. It is the embodiment of the beautiful and substantial in architecture.


Salt Lake City is today known as a con- vention Mecca. Probably no other factor has contributed more to bring vast organi- zations here than has the Hotel Utah. This pile of white masonry towers in the very shadows of the Mormon Temple. The Hotel Newhouse, and the Wall Street of Salt Lake, made up of two inspiring structures give a metropolitan touch to lower Main Street.


But Salt Lake City is not merely artisic: It is aggressively commercial. The busi- ness men of this section are carving an enviable name for Salt Lake City. Manu- facturing industries are adding vast wealth to its citizens; the copper mines and smelt- ers, immediately to the west, rank among the greatest in the world. Agriculture has reached a highly intensive stage, so the vast amount of products demanded by the mills and factories are garnered from the fields and farms stretching out from this city. Dairying and poultry raising are proving lucrative lines of industry on ac- count of the ready markets afforded.


In bank circles, Salt Lake is rated as A 1. So great has the commercial value of this city become that the establishment of a Federal Reserve Bank is now contemplated and practically assured.


Commercial and industrial organizations have their centers in Salt Lake. The Salt Lake Commercial Club is a veritable hive of industry in the interests of its citizens, and the Manufacturers' Association of Utah is untiring in its efforts to stimulate and encourage industrial growth in the State.


As to education, Salt Lake is not out- ranked. The State University of Utah, and the City schools are among the highest accredited educational institutions in Amer- ica. And in Salt Lake City, people of all religious persuasions worship freely, and in business they know no distinction.


Salt Lake City has entered upon an era of unprecedented growth and prosperity. The wealth of the world is being attracted here by the unlimited opportunities which this commonwealth affords. "One Million inhabitants", occupying the entire Salt Lake Valley which now radiates from this city is the new slogan and the ambition of the "City of the Saints."


A B C Cafe (Lee Young), 57 E 2d South. A B C Pool Hall (Jos Smith, Scott Hanson), 78 W 2d South.


Aarrestad Torkel E, contr, 254 W 3d North. ABBOTT L E, Gen Claim Agt O S L R R, Deseret News Bldg.


Aberdeen-Springville Canal Co, G R Both- well pres, 503 Boyd Park Bldg.


Aberdeen Supply Co, J C Brimley mgr, gro- cers, 994 S 2d West.


Aberdeen Townsite Co, G R Bothwell pres, 503 Boyd Park Bldg.


Abraham Irrigation Co, 409 Atlas Blk.


Acheson Henry J, mgr Chas Scribner's Sons. 516 Contl Nat Bank Bldg.


ACKERMAN RAYMOND, Sales Mgr Capital Elec Co, 21-23 W 1st South.


Acme Loan & Inv Co, F G Thomas sec, 414 Mcintyre Bldg.


Acme Metal Tie Co, Ernest Candland sec, 316 Judge Bldg.


Acme Pharmacy, J L Franken pres, C M Stoffel treas-mgr, C W Franken sec, 9th East n w cor 13th South.


Acme Ptg Co (W B Martin, J T Snarr), 223 Edison.


Acme Shoe Shining & Hat Cing Parlor (Tom and Peter Petros), 3231% S Main.


Acme White Lead & Color Works, A H Sconberg mgr, 145 E 3d South.


Acomb & Lambert (L I Acomb, Leigh Lam- bert), roofers, 706 Mcintyre Bidg.


Acropolis Rooms (Todor Roseta), 552 W 2d South.


Adams A C & Co (A C. Adams, H S Blair), auto tire fabric patch, 421 S Main.


ADAMS CHARLES F, V-Pres Gardner & Adams Co, 138-140 S Main.


Adams Express Co, John W Hall agt, 113 S Main and D & R G Depot.


Adams Henry, lawyer, 413 Felt Bldg.


Adams John M, 2d hd gds, 156 W South Temple.


Adamson David W, mining, 214 Kearns Bldg. Anderson Geo H, contr, 1325 Green.


Addie Mining Co, 333 Judge Bldg. Addoms John T, painter, 77 N.


Addressograph Co, Ralph B Hendershot rep, 314 Walker Bank Bldg.


Adjutant General (Maj Wm G Williams), 418 Capitol Bldg.


Adkinson Henry M, min eng, 702 Walker Bank Bldg.


Adrian Hotel (Geo L Neal), 240 W South Temple.


Aero Fire Alarm Co, F I Finley mgr, Ameri- can Bldg.


Aetna Accident & Liability Co, Ed D Smith & Sons agts, 17 Exch pl.


Aetna Life Ins Co, 605 Walker Bank Bldg. Affleck David A, grocer and meats, 801 ist av.


Affleck Dottie M, nurse, 1082 5th East. African M E Ch, see Trinity M E Ch.


AGENCY CO THE, R W Sloan Pres, W H Dale V-Pres, E D Petrie Sec, E. L Sloan Treas, H F Savage Dir, Insurance, Suite 400 McCornick Bldg.


Agricultural Park, North Temple cor 9th West.


Ahlbon Mrs Montie, drsmkr, 1449 W 7th South.


Continental Junk Co.


Scrap Iron, Metals, Rags, Rubber, Hides, Pelts, and Furs Car Load Lots a Specialty Out of the City Trade Solicited Sacks of All Kinds Always on Hand Corner 9th South and 3rd West


Salt Lake City


Landes & Company Salt Lake, Utah Represent


UNION STEAM PUMP CO.


AUSTIN WESTERN ROAD MACHY CO.


AVERY CO.


BRODERICK BASCOM ROPE CO.


RED JACKET MFG. CO.


WATERLOO CEMENT MACHY CO.


TROY TRAILER co.


SANDERSON CYCLONE DRILL CO.


ORR & SEMBOWER co.


ORENSTEIN ARTHUR KOPPEL CO.


SALT LAKE STAMP CO.


Electric Plating, Rubber and Steel Stamps, Signs, Seals, Stencils. All Kinds Metal Work, Stock Marking Devices, Etc. 65 West Broadway


Phone Was. 304


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SALT LAKE CITY.


194 Salt Lake City


R. L. POLK & CO'S Salt Lake City


Airey Howard W, ins, 507 Scott Bldg. Airey-Stratton Garce, osteopatlı, 507 Scott Bidg. 1


Akita C Uhiji, gdnr, 2559 3d East.


Alaska ice & Storage Co, J C Sharp pres, JOS J Sharp sec-treas, 461 1st av. Alaska Mining Co, 163 S Main.


Albanian Coffe House (Rushan and Bargam Sulo), 556 W 2d South.


Albany Hotel ( Mrs Mary Farres) , 597 W 2d South.


Albaugh Clarence J, phys, 604 Kearns Bldg. Albers Bros Milling Co, J H Hoffister mgr, cereals, 525 Felt Bldg.


Albertson Wm C, mines, farm lands, 625 Dooly Bldg. . Albion Mining Co, 214 Felt Bldg.


Alden House (Georgian L Casey ) , 43 E 2d South.


Alder Geo D, ins, 721 Kearns Bldg.


Alder Paul B, plmbr, 175 W South Temple. Alder Reuel J, mining, 214 Kearns Bldg. Aldrich Geo B, lawyer, 515 S State.


Alexander Danl, lawyer, 610 Judge Bldg.


Alexander Geo W, min eng. 2848 7th East. ALEXANDER OPTICAL CO ( F J Alexander, A F Roach), Opticians, Repairing Care- fully Done, 249 S Main.


Alexander Robt J, phys, 400 Utah Savs & T Bldg. Alexander Wm C, mining, 1114 Newhouse Bldg.


Alexander Wm R, wall paper and painter, 146 E 2d South.


Alexandria Apts, 330 S West Temple. Alexandria Realty Co, Edwd McGurrin sec, 526 Mcintyre Bldg.


Alice Gold & Silver M Co, 503 Utah Savs T Bldg.


ALISON N L, Mgr Amer Blower Co, 915 Boston Bldg.


ALKIRE-SMITH AUTO CO, F W Alkire Pres- Treas, Ray B Smith V-Pres, Geo O Good- win Sec-Mgr, Ford Agency, Dealers in Ford Parts, Accessories, Gasoline and Oils, 54-58 \ 4th South.


ALL HALLOWS COLLEGE, Very Rev Geo S Rapier S M Pres, Leo Hartz S M V-Pres, Jos Schmitt Treas, 370 E 2d South. (See adv under classified Colleges and Schools) Allem John, contr, 456 8th East. Allen David K, phys, 510 Templeton Bldg.


Allen Edwd F, lawyer, 305 Atlas Blk.


Allen Frank B, mach, 38 N 5th West.


Allen Herbt, gdnr, 160 E Robert av.


Allen H Roy, dentist, 2049 11th East. Allen Ivy D, music tchr, 335 Kensington av. Allen, Middleton, Tyndale & Hatch (S H Allen, G W Middleton, W R Tyndale, F F


Hatch), phys, 312 Templeton Bldg.


ALLEN ROOFING CO, A Frank Kuehner Mgr, Tar and Gravel Roofing, Estimates Furnished, 277 K.


Allen Saml H, phys, 312 Templeton Bldg. Allen T G Elec Co (T G Allen), 82 E. Alley John S, phys, 960 E 21st South.


Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company


Manufacturers of High Grade


MINING MACHINERY, ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, HYDRAULIC MACHINERY, CEMENT MACHINERY, POWER MACHINERY, SUGAR MACHINERY, PUMPING MACHINERY, SAW MILL MACHINERY, FLOUR MILL MACHINERY, TRANSMISSION. MACHINERY


Bulletins Mailed Upon Request


OUR ENGINEERS WILL BE GLAD TO CONFER WITH YOU AND CO-OPERATE TO MAKE A SUCCESSFUL INSTALLATION


ALLIS-CHALMERS MANUFACTURING COMPANY


District Office-G. T. Hansen, Manager-608-610 Kearns Bldg., Salt Lake City Home Office-Milwaukee, Wisconsin Offices in All Principal Cities


ING


ERTALO


UTAH SALES COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS Ogden Portland and Union Portland Cement (Bee Hive Brand) (Red Devil Brand) 413-416 ECCLES BLDG. OGDEN, UTAH


John Scowcroft & Sons Co.


Mfrs. of


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Never-Rip Work Clothes


Made-Rite


Mackinaw


Coats and Shirts


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OFFICE AND FACTORY OGDEN, UTAH


BRANCHES PRICE, UTAH AND IDAHO FALLS, IDA.


Willys KNIGHT


Browning Auto Co.


Overlána


SALT LAKE CITY OGDEN


IDAHO FALLS


Salt Lake City UTAH STATE GAZETTEER Salt Lake City 195




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