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R. H. McDONALD & CO'S Gold Foil -- the best in use, Dental Chairs of Latest Patterns,
We would respectfully solicit those dealing in our line to examine and price our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Goods shipped to any part of the Coast.
R. H. McDONALD & CO.
San Francisco and Sacramento City.
UTAH TERRITORY.
CAPITAL OF UTAH TERRITORY -- GREAT SALT LAKE CITY.
Federal and Territorial Officers.
CHARLES DURKEE, Governor. AMOS REED, Secretary.
DELEGATE IN CONGRESS. .
WM.J. HOOPER. Judiciary. JOHN TITUS, Chief Justice of U. S. Supreme Court for U. T.
THOMAS J. DRAKE, Associate Judge
U. S. Internal Revenue Assessors. JOHN E. SMITH.
Deputy assistants, JESSEE C. LITTLE, JOSEPH M. SIMMONS.
U. S. Marshal.
J. A. HOSMER.
Superintendent of Indian Affairs.
F. H. HEAD.
U. T. Militia
Lieut. General-Daniel H. Wells, Major General-R. F. Burton. The Militia consists of artillery, cavalry, and infantry, organ- ized into tens, fifties, and hundreds.
MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL.
Great Salt Lake, Tooele, Summit and Green River Counties- Wilford Woodruff, Albert Carrington, George Q. Cannon, Joseph A. Young.
Davis and Morgan Counties-H. C. Haight.
Weber and Box Elder Counties-Lorenzo Snow.
Cache and Richland Counties-Ezra T. Benson. Utah and Wasatch Counties-L. R. Harrington, Aaron Johnson. Sanpete and Sevier Counties-Orson Hyde. Millard and Juab Counties-Amasa M. Lyman.
Beaver, Iron and Piute Counties-George A. Smith. Washington and Kane Counties-Erastus Snow.
OFFICERS OF THE COUNCIL.
President-George A. Smith. Secretary-Patrick Lynch. Assistant-Secretary-Samuel Pitchforth.
Sergeant-at- Arms-John Smith. Messenger-William D. Brown.
Foreman-Joseph Busby.
Chaplain-Joseph Young, Sen.
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MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
Great Salt Lake County-John Taylor, Albert P. Rockwood, Enoch Reese, John Van Cott, William Jennings, Joseph F. Smith. Utah County-William B. Pace, Ben. F. Johnson, David Evans. Davis and Morgan Counties-Christopher Layton, P. C. Merrill. Weber County-Lorin Farr, Chauncey W. West.
Box Elder County-Jonathan C. Wright.
Cache and Richland Counties-Charles C. Rich, Peter Maughan. Tooele County-John Rowberry.
Juab County-George Kendall.
Sanpete and Sevier Counties-Warren S. Snow, Geo. Peacock.
Millard County-Thomas Callister.
Beaver and Piute Counties-John R. Murdock.
Iron County-Silas S. Smith.
Kane and Washington Counties-Jacob Gates.
Summit and Green River Counties-William W. Cluff.
Wasatch County-Thomas H. Giles.
OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE.
Speaker-John Taylor.
Chief Clerk-Thomas Bullock.
Assistant Clerk-Robert L. Campbell.
Sergeant-at-Arms-Jos. C. Rich.
Messenger-F. S. Richards.
Foreman-G. W. Slade.
Chaplain-W. W. Phelps.
Auditor's Report, Dec., 12th, 1865.
Assessment of Property and Tax for U. T.
Great Salt Lake (reported)
. $3,310,01+$19,050 07
Utah (reported )
1,410,260
7,051 30
Cache (reported}
764,46)
3,822 30
Weber (reported)
555,894
2,779 47
Davis (reported)
508.510
2,542 05
Washington (es imated)
280,00 )
1,400 00
Tooele (reported) .
280,000
1,400 00
Box Elder (reported)
277,414
1,387 07
Sanpete (estimated)
260,000
1,300 00
Juab (reported)
222,446
1,112 23
Millard (r ported)
189,988
949 94
Summit (estimated)
160,000
800 00
Iron (reported)
145,132
725 66
Wasatch (estimated)
120,00 )
600 (0
Richland (reported)
117,871
589 37
Beaver (reported)
107,124
535 62
K ne (reported) .
76,412
332 06
Sevier (reported)
72,716
363 58
Morgan (estimated)
60,000
300 10
Piute (reported)
3),786
178 93
Total
$9,453,930 47,_69 65
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UTAH TERRITORY.
Counties.
Probate Judges. John R. Murdock,
Notaries Public.
Wm. Fotheringham,
J. H. Rollins. John Burt.
Box Elder, Cache,
Samuel Smith, William Hyde,
Henry Standage,
James A. Leishman,
Alexander Stalker.
Davis,
Hector C. Haight,
Great Salt Lake,
Elias Smith,
Green River,
Wm. A. Carter,
Iron,
Jesse N. Smith,
Juab,
Jacob G. Bigler,
Kane, Anson P. Winsor,
Millard,
Thomas R. King,
Joseph V. Robinson, John W. Radford.
Morgan,
Willard G. Smith,
John Boyden. Wm. J. A lred,
Piute,
Edward Dolton,
Richard R. Hopkins,
Mor. is Phelps.
Sanpete,
George Peacock,
F. C. Robinson, John Kirkman,
C. A. Madsen,
David Caudland.
Sevier,
William Morrison,
R. W. Glen, John Readhead.
Summit, Tooele,
Geo. G. Snyder, John Rowberry,
Lysander Gee,
Utah,
Geo. W. Bean,
John T. Hardy,
Jacob F. Hutchinson,
Israel Evans,
John Carsore, Wm. Price. Thomas Giles.
Wasatch, Washington,
John W. Witt, James D. Mccullough, James G. Bleak,
Weber,
Aaron Farr,
Jacob Miller, Arthur Sayner,
John T. Cain,
W. W. Phelps,
Patrick Lynch,
Wm Clayton. Wm. A. Car er. Martin Slack.
Thomas Ord.
Sextus E. Johnston.
Richland,
Preston Thomas,
H. W. Brizzee.
E. P. Johnson.
Joseph E. Johnson, John T. Geary, Joseph S. Haywood. Wm. Critchelow, Joseph Grover.
Beaver,
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SALT LAKE CITY, U. T.
DANIEL H WELLS, MAYOR.
MARSHAL-JOHN D. T. McALLISTER.
RECORDER-ROBERT CAMPBELL. PAUL SCHETTLER, Assistant Clerk.
Board of Aldermen-Jeter Clinton, Alexander P. Piper, Alonzo H. Raleigh, Samuel W. Richards, Elijah F. Sheets.
Board of Councilmen-Robert T. Burton, Elnathan Eldredge, William S. Godbe, Isaac Groo. Henry M. Lawrence, Theodore McKean, John Sharp, Joseph F. Smith, Claudius V. Spencer.
STANDING COMMITEES.
On Cemetery-Sheets, Groo and Mckean.
On Claims-Piper, Burton and Sharp.
On Elections-Richards, Eldredge and Sharp.
On Finance-Ppier, Godbe and Spencer.
On Improvement-Sheets, Burton and Groo.
On License-Richards, Groo and Lawrence.
On Market House-Clinton, Groo and Lawrence.
On Municipal Laws-Raleigh, Mckean and Smith.
On Police-Burton, Groo, Lawrence, Clinton and Sharp.
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On Public Grounds-Sheets, Eldredge, Godbe, Groo and Law- rence.
On Public Works-Raleigh, Eldredge and Smith.
On Revision-Clinton, Burton and Mckean.
On Unfinished Business-Raleigh, Godbe and Smith.
On Ways and Means-Richards, Godbe, Mckean, Sharp and Spencer.
Attorney-Hosea Stout. CITY OFFICERS.
Roard of Examination of Physicians-President-Dr. W. F. Anderson. Members-Peter Clinton and H. I. Doremus.
Board of School Inspectors-Henry I. Doremus and G. W. Mous- ley.
Captain of Police-Andrew Burt.
Chief Engineer of Fire Department-J. C. Little.
City Business Agent-Isaac Groo.
City Sexton-Joseph E. Taylor.
Fence Viewers-First Municipal Ward-Levi Riter; Second- Samuel Turnbow; Third-Geo. Nebeker ; Fourth-Millen At- wood ; Fifth-Wm. C. A. Smoot.
Inspector of Buildings-A. H. Raleigh.
Inspector of Liquors-Robert Campbell.
Inspector of Stock-Henry J. Faust.
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Inspector of Wool and Lumber-John C. Gray. Market Master-Andrew Burt,
Quarantine Physician-Jeter Clinton.
Sealer of Weights and Measures-Nathan Davis.
Inspector of Streets-Elijah F. Sheets.
Surveyor-Jesse W. Fox.
CEMETERIES.
Camp Cemetary, near Camp Douglas.
Mormon Cemetary, north east of South Temple.
Hall and Tabernacle.
Independence Hall is used for meetings and lectures. It is free to Protestants and Catholics. It is on the south side of Sec- ond South, between East and West Temple streets
Mormon Tabernacle is on the north side of South Temple, bet- ween East and West Temple streets.
Miscellaneous.
Young Men's Literary Association.
News papers.
Deseret News, (weekly Mormon Church paper,) Albert C. Carrington, editor.
Juvenile Instructor, (Semi-Monthly )Geo. Q. Cannon, editor and publishe .
Telegraph, (Daily and Weekly,) T. B. H. Stenhouse, editor and praprietor. Note-The Telegraph and Juvenile Instructor are Mormon papers.
Vedette, (Daily and Weekly, ) P. L. Shoaff & Co., editors and publishers. Note-The Vedette is a Gentile paper.
Secret Societies.
Masonic-The stated communication of Mt. Moriah Lodge, F. & A. M., U. D., are held at their Hall, west side East Temple Street, on the second Tuesday of each month.
James M. Ellis, W. M. T. Auerbach, Sec'y.
Wasatch Lodge-East Temple Street.
R. H. Robinson. W. M.
Odd Fellows-Utah Lodge No. 1, I. O, O. F., hold their regular meetings in Odd Fellows Hall, west side E ist Temple Street, on Thursday evening of each week, at 72 o'clock.
Fr. Auerbach, N. G.
Panl Englebrecht, Sec'y.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Great Salt Lake County.
Elias Emith. Probate Judge.
R. F. Burton . Sheriff. E. W. East . Probate and County Clerk.
.Treasurer.
Theodore Mckean
R. F. Burton, . . Assessor and Collector, (Territorial and County. R. L. Campbell Superintendent of Schools. S. M. Blair Prosecuting Attorney.
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Salt Lake City.
General Pound keeper-Briant Stringham. Justices of the Peace.
Salt Lake City .- First Precinct-Adam Spiers; Second-W. W. Phelps; Third-A. H. Raleigh; Fourth-Jeter Clinton.
Big Cottonwood-Levi Stewart.
Draperville-Andrew Burnham.
Fort Harriman-Wm. Freeman.
Mill Creek -- J. F. Snedeker.
South. Cottonwood-Andrew Cahoon.
Sugar House-Daniel Gem.
West Jordan-Joseph Harker.
Constables.
SaltLake City .- First Precinct-Adam Spiers; Second-Elijah Pearce; Third-A. H, Raleigh; Fourth-Wm. Hyde.
Big Cottonwood-Thos. Bateman.
Draperville-Henry Day.
Fort Harriman-Almond Butterfield.
Mill Creek-E. F. McGuest.
South Cottonwood-Richard Howe.
Sugar House-C. J. Robson.
West Jordan-John Egtent.
PROVO CITY, U. T.
Provo City is 49 miles south of Salt Lake City. It is the coun- ty seat of Utah county. It has two small parks called Union and Temple, which are each 24 rods square; a Mormon house of worship, capable of accommodating about 1,500 persons, a bow- ery for holding meetings during the summer and fall, on Temple block; a tithing yard containing the tithing office and store, in which is stored from 4000 to 5000 bushels of grain an- nually; and it is said to be brought in punctually.
The tithes consist of money, general produce, and everything that is produced by the people. Provo City is divided into six municipal wards, four of which are divided into Bishop's wards. There are six public schools, one of which is a high school for boys and girls.
It has a place for theatrical performances called Cluff's Hall, which is used as a theater from December till March, and as a paint and furniture shop the rest of the year. Provo river runs through a canyon of the same name, and empties into Utah Lake about three miles above the city. It affords excellent facilities for milling and manufacturing purposes. Estimated population of Provo City, 3000.
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Blacksmiths.
Brown Geo. Carter D., Main. Pack Edwin M. White Henry.
Boot and Shoe Makers. Burdick L.
Thuresen D. P.
Boot and Shoe Stores. JONES S. S. & Co., Main. LEWIS J. W., Center.
Butchers. Higbee Isaac, Main. Jaques John.
Cabinet Maker and Turner. Cluff David Jr.
Druggists.
Morgan J. W., Center.
Southworth H. C., Main.
Dry Goods, Groceries and Gen- eral Merchandise. DUSENBERRY BROS., Main. (W. N. & W. H. Duson- berry, )Main. Farnsworth M. F., Main.
JONES S. S. & CO., Main.
LEWIS J. W., Center.
REESE ENOCH, D. H. Kinsey and John David agents, Center.
Smith, Thompson & Co., Cen- ter.
SNYDER & CO., (J. C., J. P. R., Jas., and M. L. Sny- der.) Southworth H. L., Main. STUBBS & KIRKWOOD, Cen- ter
Express. S. M. & Ex. Co. Main.
Grist Mills Clark Joseph Main.
MILLS MARTIN W., : bout one-half mile north of Pro- vo City. TANNER MYRON, west of Main.
Taylor John, T. Bolton, agent. Liquors.
Clarkson Thomas, City Liquor Store, s e c Main and Cen- ter Notaries Public.
C. rson John.
Evans Israel.
Hardy John T.
Hutchinson Jacob F.
Price Wm.
Physicians and Surgeons.
Morgan J. W., Center.
Riggs John, Washington.
Postmaster.
McDONALD A. F., Center, also clerk of tithing store.
Saddle and Harness Maker. Twede Charles.
Saw Mi ls and Turning.
*Clark R. G., Main.
Mills M. W., one-half mile north of Provo City.
Stone Cutter.
Murdock J. W. Center. Syrup Mauufacturers. Clark Bros.
Wagon Makers.
Kempe C. I., Center. Rogers Henry.
Wool Carding. Holaday & Vincent, Center.
PROVO CITY.
Wm Miller, Mayor. Recorder-L. John Nuttall.
Aldermen-Myron Tanner, James E. Daniels and James W. Loveless.
Justices of the Peace-Isaac Higbee and John B. Millner. Constables-James W. Loveless and John W. Turner.
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SPRINGVILLE, U. T.
Springvile was settled in the fall of 1852; laid out as a city the 4th of April, 1853, and organized July 23rd of the same year. It is pleasantly situated in an agricultural region, and sustains in, and around it, a population of about 2000. Hobble Creek can- yon, lies east of Springville, and is one of the proposed railroad routes. There is a wagon road through the Canyon, extending one hundred miles east. Mount Nebo, about 40 miles south west from Springville, is the highest mountain in Utah.
Blacksmiths.
Bromley Wm. Carter Wm. Edmiston John.
Lambson A. B., Main.
Sanford Ira. Boot and Shoe Makers. Clegg Henry. Davis J.
Falkner John.
Crandall S. W., Main.
Lambson A. L., Main. Cabinet Maker. Miller John.
Carpenters and Builders.
Alexander H. M.
Brinton E. P.
Chase Solomon. Daley M. J.
Ellison M. W.
Druggists. WOOD G. D. & CO., (L. S, Wood & Wm. Bringhust. ) Main bet Rollins and Huntington.
Dry Goods, Groceries and Gen- eral Merchandise.
Groesbeck N. H., s w c Main and Huntington.
Lambson A. L., Main. WOOD G. D. & CO., Main. rist Mills.
Penney W. C. Storrs & Miller.
Lumber Dealers. Whitney & Co., (L. J. Whit- ney and J. W. Calder, ) 35 miles east of Springville, - Uintah Indian Reserva- tion, office, Springville.
Painter,
Davis Wm.
Postmaster.
Johnson Aaron. Saw Mills.
Buckley & Noah.
Clark & Hall, Main.
Varlenvene & Roundy.
Syrup Manufacturers.
Buckley & Noah.
Tanners.
Clegg Henry. Robbin Wm.
Wagon Maker
Kindred E. H.
UTAH COUNTY.
Federal Officers,
THOMAS J. DRAKE, District Judge ; his circuit comprises the counties of Utah, Wasatch, Juab, Sevier, and San Pete. JOHN McEVAN, Clerk
JOHN B. MILLNER, Collector for Utah, Juab, Wasatch, and Too- ele counties.
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County Officers.
Geo. W. Bean Probate Judge.
L. John Nuttall
Probate and County Clerk.
Wm. B. Pace .. Sheriff.
John Riggs Treasurer.
L. John Nuttall Recorder.
A. F, McDonald Assessor and Collector.
James E. Daniels Surveyor.
Selectmen.
Selectmen-Andrew H. Scott, res Provo; John Brown, res. Pleasant Grove; Ophawell Simmons, res. Payson.
Prosecuting Attorney-John B. Millner.
County Pound keeper-Edson W. Whipple.
Justices of the Peace.
Alpine-John W. Vance, American Fork-Arza Adams, Cedar Fort-James Rodeback, Fairfield-A. C. Hoag, Goshen-W. P. Jones, Lehi-John Woodhouse, Payson-Jonathan S. Page, Pleasant Grove-Hiram Winters, Pond Town- John F. Shields, Santa Quin-Edward W. Clark, Spanish Fork-Andrew Ferguson, Syringville.
Constables.
Alpine-Thomas Carlisle, American Fork-Geo. Cunningham, Cedar Fort-Joel White, Fairfield-Jacob Cunningham, Goshen -Sidney Teeples, Lehi-Joseph Thomas, Payson -- Geo. W. Hancock, Pleasant Grove-Joseph Smith, Pond Town-Calvin Reed, Santa Quin-James A. McBride, Spanish Fork-Geo. G. Hales, Springville.
Receipts of taxes for 1866, $6,958.
Receipts from other sources,
$2,2 0.
$9,158.
Expenditures, On Bridge,
$3,350.
On Public Buildings,
$3,000.
Court expenses,
$2,724.
$9,074.
Balance on hand
$84.
OGDEN CITY, U. T.
Ogden City is the County seat of Weber County. It is pleas- antly located between two rivers, called Weber and Ogden. Num- ber of public schools, three; public squares, four; one church lot of one acre, containing tithing office and a Mormon place of worship, cap ble of accommodating 1,500 persons. The blocks are divided into ten lots of one acre each. Estimated population of Ogden, 3,000.
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Bakery. Jost John A., Main. Blacksmiths. Browning Jonathan, Main. Shupe A. J., Main.
Stone A. P., Main. West C. W., Main. Willi. mson C. C., Main. Boot and Shoe Makers.
Owen James, & Co.
Tyrrell Soseph. West Chauncy W., Main. Broom Maker. Cor well J. D., Main, Butchers. McKay Wm., Main.
West C. W., Main.
Cabinet Maker.
McGeary & Co., Main. Carpenters and Builders.
Gale James, Main.
Swi'zler J. C., Main. Coopers. Child Olixer, Main. Salliby John.
Dane J. E., Main.
Wilson Lewis D., Main. Druggists. Ogden Co-operative Associa- tion, G. W. Turner, agent, Main. Pidcock Wm., Main.
Dry Goods and General Mer- chandise. Canfield Israel, Main. Kiesel F. J., Main. Leavitt N., Main.
Ogden Co-operative Associa- tion, G. W. Turner, agent. Ransohoff N. S. & Co., (Branch office,) Main.
WEST & YOUNG, Main. Woodmansee Charles, Main.
Eating House. Covington B., Main. Grist Mills.
Farr L. & Co., Main. WEST & YOUNG, Main. Hair Dressers. Thomas T. R Main. Hotel. WEST CHAUNCEY W., Main. Liquors, Retail.
West Chauncey W., Main. Notaries Public, Critchelow Wm.
Grover Joseph. Painters.
McGeary & Co., Main. Nelson D., Main.
Physicians and Surgeons.
McIntyre Wm. L., Main. Trulock A. Postmaster.
West Chauncey W., Main. Gamble D., Assistant. Tanners. Owen Jas., rear of Main.
Tyrrel Joseph.
West Chauncy W. Telegraph Operators.
West J. N. and D. Davis, Main. Turning.
McGeary & Co., Main. Undertaker.
Hall Mark, Main.
Wagon-maker. Switzer J. C., Main. Wheelwright. Seager John, Main.
OGDEN CITY.
Lorrin Farr-Mayor.
Aldermen-Israel Canfield, L. J. Herrick and Joseph Parry. Councilors-Chauncey W. West, I. N. Goodale, Walter Thomp- son and David M. Stuart.
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WEBER COUNTY.
President of the Stake in the Mormon Church in Weber County -Lorrin Farr.
Bishop of the Mormon Church in Weber County-Chauncey W. West.
County Officers.
W. W. Burton . Superintendent of Common Schools.
Gilbert Belnap .Probate Judge.
Aaron F. Farr .. Sheriff.
Walter Thompson. . County Clerk.
David Nelson County Treasurer
Sanford Bingham Assessor and Collector
David Jenkins
Surveyor.
Selectmen.
L. J. Herrick, John Spiers and Richard Ballantyne. Selectmen. Aaron F. Farr Chairman.
Justices of the Peace.
Eight precincts. Ogden City, Samuel Eggleston-North Ogden Benjamin Gardner-Bingham's Fort, Lewis Taft-East Weber, Charles Stoddard-Plain City, Wm. McGuire-Union, Sanford Bingham-Huntsville, Wilmer W. Brunson-West Weber, Wm. McFarland.
Constables
Seven Precincts. Ogden, Gilbert Wright-North Ogden, James Rice,-East Weber, Howard Cory-Bingham's Fort, Arthur Stone-Plain City, Wm. Sharp-Slaterville, Wm. Shaffer-Union, Myron Child.
Receipts and expenditures.
Receipts,
$26,000.
Expenditures,
$15,000.
Balance, $11,000
TABLE OF DISTANCES.
From Salt Lake City to Denver.
MILES.
Hardin's
14
Kimball's
12-26
Daniels
14-40
Weber 12-52
Hanging Rock. 10-62
Echo Canyon
10-72
Needle Rock. 10-82
Bear River
10-92
Quaking Asp
10-102
Muddy. 10-112
FORT BRIDGER ..
12-124
Millersville
13-137
Church Buttes
8-145
South Bend
12-157
Simpson's Springs. 17-86
Antelope
9-166
Lone Tree
9-175
Green River
14-189
Black Rock. 14-120
Rock Springs
17-206
Fish Springs 10-130
Salt Wells 15-221
Boyd's . 10-140
Rock Point. 13-234
Willow Springs 10-150
Black Buttes
14-248
Canyon
11-161
Big Pond 14-232
Deep Creek 15-176
LaClede 12-274
Dug Springs
16-290
Antelope Spring 18-202
Dug Lake
12-302
Spring Valley .
13-215
Waskie
13-315
Schell Creek. 11-226
Egan Canyon 14-240
Bridger Pass 9-335
Butte . 15-255
Pine Grove.
10-345
Mountain Springs 14-269
Ruby Valley. 9-278
Jacob's Well.
13-291
Pass Creek .
16 -: 86
Elk Mountain
12-398
Sulphur Springs 12-315
Robert's Creek
13-328
Rock Creek. 17-423
Grubb's Well
13-341
Cooper's Creek 11-434
Little Laramie
15-449
Cape Horn
13-371
Big Laramie. 17-466
Austin
16-387
Willow Springs 15-481
Virginia Dale 14-495
Carlyle's Pass 12-507
Park.
8-515
Edward's Creek 12-430
La Porte
10-525
MILES.
Spring Canyon 8-533
Big Thompson 10-543
Little Thompson
10-553
Burlington 10-553
Boulder 8-571
Church's 14-585
DENVER
11-596
From Salt Lake City to Vir- ginia, Nevada.
Tooele 33
Stockton 7-40
Rush Valley 20-60
Point Lookout. 9-69
River Bed. 8-94
Dug-Way 12 -- 106
Eight Mile 8-184
Sulphur Springs 11-326
Sage Creek 10-355
North Platt. 15-370
Diamond Springs 12-303
Medicine Bow 8-406
Dry Creek. 17-358
Reese River 9-396
Mount Airy 11-407
New Pass 11-418
Cold Spring
13-443
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MILES.
West Gate 15-458
Fairview
11-469
Pocatello. 12-176
Mountain Well
14-483
Ross Fork.
10-186
Stillwater
15-498
Old River
15-513
Yampatch
14-211
Cottonwood 15-528
Nevada
15-543
Desert Wells 15-558
VIRGINIA.
14-572
From Omaha to Denver.
Fort Kearney . 197
Cottonwood Springs 87-284
North Platte. 16-300
Julesburg
104-404
DENVER 183-587
From Leavenworth to Fort Kearney 294 miles.
From Virginia to Sacramento, (Donner Lake and Dutch Flat Route.)
Virginia to Donner Lake 62
Dutch Flat 40-102
Sacramento. 69-171
San Francisco, (via
Sacramento river) 120-291
From Virginia to Sacramento, (Placerville or Lake Tahoe
Route.)
Virginia to Gold Hill 2
CARSON 14-16
Strawberry 47-63
Placerville
43-106
Sacramento.
56-162
Sacramento to San
Francisco, via Sac-
ramento river .... 120-282
Salt Lake to Boise City, 473.
From Salt Lake City to Virginia City and Helena.
Kay's Ward 24
Ogden
15-39
Big Dam 12-51
Mormon Springs 10-61
Bear River 13-74
Mound Springs 12-86
Henderson Creek 12-98
MALAD CITY 9-107
Marsh Valley 21-128
Carpenter's .
12-140
Cedar Point I1-222
Big Bend. . 12-234
Market Lake 19-253
Desert Wells
18-271
Camas Creek
12 --- 283
Wall Rock
14-297
Dry Creek 8-305
Pleasant Valley 12-317
Summit Station 10-327
Junction Ranch. 10-337
Big Sage 12-349
Parson's Station 10-359
Fairview . 10-369
Sweet Water 12-381
Slate Stone ...
10-391
Stinking Water 10-401
VIRGINIA CITY . .
10-411
California Ranch 9-420
Indian Creek 9-429
Mountain Creek. 14-443
Jefferson Bridge. 12 -- 455
White Tail Deer 14-469
Basin Station 10-429
Little Boulder 12-441
Beaver Town 10-551
Prickly Pear 14-565
HELENA 9-574
Salt Lake to Pahranagat Valley Mines.
Provo 49
Springville 7-56
Fillmore 94-150
BEAVER, at the junction of the Colville and Pahranagat roads 50-200
Minersville 18-218
Mound Springs 16-234
Sulphur Springs 20-254 Desert Springs 35-289
Meadow Valley 35-324
Bennet Springs 10-334
Pah-rock Springs. . .
40-374
Hico City, in Pahranagat Val- ley 21-394
Silver Canyon and Logan
Springs
10-404
MILES.
Black Rock. 24-164
Black Foot 11-197
132
ADVERTISEMENTS.
M. ANKER, MOUNTAIN RANCHE,
AND
Overland Trade respectfully solicited, DEALER IN Fine Ready-made Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
LEADING
CLOTHIER AND HATTER
OF COLORADO,
F STREET,
ADJOINING KOUTZE BROS. BANK,
DENVER, COLORADO.
SIEGEL BROS., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
CLOTHING
North east corner of Eest Temple and First Sonth, Also east side of East Temple Street between First and Second South,
GREAT SALT LAKE CITY, U. T.
WALKER BROTHERS,
East Temple Street, Salt Lake City. U. T.
Wholesale Merchants and Importers of
General Merchandise, Domestic and foreign
DRY GOODS.
Constantly Receiving New Goods from East and West.
133
ADVERTISEMENTS.
CRENIC,
BAKER AND GROCER,
East side East Temple, bet. Ist and 2nd South Streets, G. S. L. City, U. T.
T. D. BROWN & SON,
Dealers in
Groceries, Provisions,
AND
CENER MERCHANDISE,
EAST SIDE EAST TEMPLE STREET,
SALT LAKE CITY, U. T.
CHISLETT & CLARK,
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Fast Temple, bet. Ist and 2nd South Sts. S. L. City, U. T.
1
J. M. HAMMAR, GREAT SALT LAKE CITY,
LOCAL EXPRESS,
East Temple, bet. 1st and 2nd South Sts., S. L. CITY, U. T.
134
ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW QUEENSWARE HOUSE. 0 A. R. CONVERSE & CO., Farnham St., opposite Pioneer Block, Omaha, Nebraska. IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALERS IN CROCKERY,
CHANDELIERS, LAMPS, MIRRORS, SILVER PLATED AND BRIT- TANIA WARE, GLASSWARE, AND WINDOW GLASS.
We have a large assortment of
French China, Silver and Plated Castors, Spoons, CUTLERY, &C.,
Which we are selling at very low Prices. We keep constantly on hand as- sorted packages for the trade, which we will sell at Eastern prices, with freight added.
KETCHAM & BURNS, Farnham Street, OMAHA, NEBRASKA.
IMPORTERS,
Wholesale and Retail
DEALERS IN
CROCKERY,
QUEENSWARE,
CHANDELIERS,
LAMPS,
MIRRORS,
GLASSWARE,
FRENCH CHINA,
Silver and Plated Castors, Cutlery, etc., etc
135
ADVERTISEMENTS.
OMAHA NATIONAL BANK,
CORNER OF DOUGLAS AND 13th STS. OMAHA, NEBRASKA. BUYS GOLD DUST, DRAWS SIGHT BILLS OF EXCHANGE ON EASTERN CITIES, AND
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
MILLARD, CALDWELL & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
DEALERS IN
GOLD DUST, Foreign Exchange, Domestic Exchange AND UNITED STATES SECURITIES, Omaha, - ยท Nebraska.
UNION PACIFICR.R
THE GREAT PLATTE VALLEY ROUTE!
OPEN 300 MILES WEST OF THE MISSOURI RIVER.
OVERLAND MAIL, EXPRESS AND TELEGRAPH LINE.
Commencing Monday, December 3rd, 1866, TIIE UNION PACIFIC RAIL ROAD
WILL RUN DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS BETWEEN
OMAHA & NORTH PLATTE
Connecting at Omaha with the Western Stage Company's Mail Coaches, to and from the
-
Chicago and North Western Railway, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific R. R .. Burlington and Missouri River Railroad, Des Moines Valley Rail Road, Hannibal and St. Joseph Rail Road, And with Missouri River Steamers for
ST. JOSEPH, ATCHISON, LEAVENWORTH AND ST. LOUIS.
At North Platte, Direct Connections are made with WELLS, FARGO & CO'S OVERLAND MAIL & EXPRESS COACHES For Denver, Salt Lake and all points in Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Nevada and California.
W. SNYDER, SAM'L B. REED,
Gen'l-Ticket Agent. OMAHA, December 1st, 1866.
Gen'l Supt.
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