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politan advantages at a period much earlier than could have been done otherwise. The advantages thus afforded, naturally enough, were utilized by the business men of Logan, and the opening of new sections in the north by colonization and by the forward course of railroads, found the merchants of the leading city of Cache there urging their claims. The natural and inevit- able outgrowth of such energy and enterprise could have but one result: an exclusive trade with all northern points. Thus the dairy, farm and mill products, taken in the main to Logan, were shipped to all points in Idaho, Montana, Nevada and Wyoming. The trade of the north fell exclusively into the hands of the people of Cache Valley, until the Utah and Northern owners or managers, pitted the Nebraska farmer against the agriculturist of Northern Utah, by obliterating the geographical distinction that nature had given the latter. In other words, by hauling Nebraska products over 1,000 miles for practically nothing, to enable the people of that point to compete with those of Utah. The effect of this unjust and base tariff operation was to take temporarily from the people of Cache Valley, the outlet for their surplus to which they were justly entitled. Railroad efforts to the contrary however, can not force the north to lose its hold, and as the whole of the north is destined to centre in Cache County, so Logan is destined to be the most important commercial city for that section. In addition to the wonder- ful farm products of that county, and to her power to continually produce a surplus, a manufacturing beginning has been made which shows such vital- ity as to render unavoidable, the conclusion that in this direction also, Logan City is certain to assume importance. These are the reasons upon which is based the faith of people in the prosperous future awaiting Logan City; there is no tangible way in which honestly to escape such a conviction, the whole subject once carefully and fairly considered. The new life, the activ- ity, the energy and enterprise of the people of Cache, no less than of Logan, would make the growth of a commercial centre in a country less favored, but when confined to this public character is to be found nearly every advantage that an inland centre could desire, then the outgrowth seems inevitable.
Logan is about 4,550 feet above the sea level. It is one of the most pleasantly located and healthful cities in the Territory, and is a most desirable spot, either as a sanitary resort or as a location for the investment of means, or for one desirous of establishing himself permanently in the hope of winning a competence, or even affluence as a result of honest effort. The county is rich in economic resources, virgin in many respects, and presents an unusual field for the enterprising and the industrious. Logan is one of the four temple cities in the Territory, described elsewhere. A fine new Court House is the result of recent work; the Brigham Young Academy is also situated here. There are Protestant, Episcopal and Presbyterian Churches, in addition to those of the Latter-day Saints. Tabernacle and ward meeting houses; it has one newspaper, the Utah Journal, semi-weekly, several hotels and eating houses, livery stables, water works and mail twice daily, and is a railroad town. Logan combines all reasonable metropolitan advantages with the most desirable features of a moral section. It is pros- perous and destined to grow. Following is a general directory, completed by L. R. Martineau, Esq., of Logan:
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Adams Hugh, stone mason, Fourth, bet. Arch and Monroe. Adams James, farmer, cor. Monroe and Fifth.
Adams Hugh J., laborer, Arch, bet. Fourth and Fifth. Aebischer Louis, goldsmith, Fifth, bet. Arch and Monroe. Aebischer Charles, photographer, Fifth, bet. Arch and Monroe. Affleck Peter, iron turner, Franklin, bet. Second and Water. Andersen Hans, farmer, cor. Fourth and Washington. Andersen Johannes, farmer, Sixth, bet. Franklin and Pine. Andersen Anton, carpenter, cor. Sixth and Monroe.
Andersen Gunner, farmer, Franklin, bet. Fourth and Fifth. Andersen Soren, laborer, Sixth, bet. Franklin and Pine. Andersen Carl, laborer, Main, bet. Seventh and Eighth. Andersen Erick, laborer, cor. Seventh and Washington. Andersen A., laborer, Sixth, bet. Johnson and Thomas. Anderson William, iron turner, cor. First and Thomas. Andersen James, salesman, Second South, bet. Main and Washington. Anderson Adolph, clothing salesman, Z. C. M. I., Washington, bet. Third and Fourth South.
Anderson, - carpenter, Washington, bet. Third and Fourth South. Andrews John, farmer, Fifth and Washington.
Andrews Nephi, laborer, Arch, bet. Ninth and Tenth.
Andrews William, teamster, cor. Sixth and Thomas.
Andrews Michael, laborer, cor. Fifth and Washington.
Apperley W. H., Co. Supt. Dist. Schools, Second, bet. Chestnut and Walnut. Apperley William, farmer, Third, bet. Thomas and Chestnut. Arbon Thomas, engineer, West, bet. First and Second South. Archibald John, farmer, cor. Sixth and Monroe.
Ash John, gunsmith, First South, bet. Thomas and Chestnut. Ash John, Jr., carpenter, First, bet. Walnut and West.
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. Baker B. W., car repairer, West, bet. Second and Third (depot). Ballard Henry, farmer, cor. Third and Thomas.
Ballif S. L., farmer, Washington, bet. Third and Fourth.
Ballif S. F., grocer, Third, bet. Main and Washington.
Ballif Franklin, farmer. Washington, bet. Third and Fourth.
Ballif John L., general salesman, Washinton, bet. Third and Fourth. Barber A. G., dealer in wagons and machinery, cor. Franklin and Water. Barber George, dealer in wagons and machinery, cor. Main and Second. Barber John, whitewasher, Main, bet. Sixth and Seventh.
Barrett Charles, farmer, Main, bet. Eighth and Ninth. Barrett George, plasterer, cor. Ninth and Pine.
Barrett J. W., carpenter, cor. Ninth and Pine.
Barrett Charles T., school teacher, Main, bet. Eighth and Ninth.
Baraclough G. W., bridge builder, U. & N., Second, bet. Chestnut and Walnut.
Bassett W. E., Tithing Clerk, Fifth, bet. Chestnut and Walnut.
Batt George, farmer, church farm.
Baugh George T., painter, West, bet. Second and Third.
Baugh G. H., prop. R. R. eating house, West, bet. First and Second. Beach David, bridge carpenter, cor. Second and Chestnut.
Behle W. H., physician and surgeon, Main, bet. Second and Third. Bell William, plasterer tender, cor. Seventh and Monroe.
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Bell Niel, laborer, Seventh, bet. Arch and Monroe. Bell Eli, carpenter, cor. Franklin and Fifth.
Bell William M., carpenter, First, bet. Pine and Arch.
Benson George T., farmer, cor. Main and Fourth.
Benson F. A., farmer, First, bet. Washington and Johnson.
Benson O. W., farmer, First, bet. Johnson and Thomas. Benson F. G., farmer, Washington, bet. First and Second.
Benson Brigham, farmer, Washington, bet. First and Second.
Bench J., painter and paper hanger, Third South, bet. Main and Franklin. Bench Harry, painter, Main, bet. First and Second South.
Bench W., ornamental tube worker, Washington, bet. Third and Fourth South.
Bench W .. Jr., gun and lock smith, Johnson, bet. Third and Fourth South. Bench E., iron beadstead maker, Johnson, bet. Third and Fourth South. Burg Gunder, carpenter, Washington, bet. First and Second South. Bergman Jacob, farmer, cor. Arch and Fourth.
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Bergstrom, Mrs. M. C., notions, Second, bet. Main and Washington. Bergren Gustav, gardener, Washington, bet. Sixth and Seventh. Berntson Rasmus, carpenter, cor. Seventh and Main. Berntson Richard, carpenter, cor. Seventh and Main. Bessler Frederick, tailor, Main, bet. Seventh and Eighth. Beutler Frederick, mason, cor. Arch and Eighth. Beutler Peter, laborer, cor. Eighth and Monroe. Beverage David, laborer, cor. Arch and Ninth. Beverland James, farmer, cor. Arch and Sixth. Birdno N. W., blacksmith, Main, bet. First and First South.
Birdno W. W., sawyer, Main, bet. First and First South. Bitter Trougott, carpenter, Third, bet. Johnson and Thomas. Blanchard John R., prop. Logan House, cor. Washington and Second. Blanchard Thomas, farmer, Fourth, bet. Walnut and West. Blanchard Ephraim, blacksmith, Fourth, bet. Walnut and West. Blair J. M., hardware salesman, Third, bet. Washington and Johnson. Blair G. E., book store salesman, Third, bet. Washington and Johnson. Bodrero Dominic, farmer, cor. Fourth and Washington.
Bodrero Cheffrey, farmer, cor. Fifth and Walnut.
Bradbury Joseph, laborer, Second Ward.
Brangham W., postoffice clerk, cor. Eighth and Monroe. Brown, Mrs. J. H., dining hall, Second, bet. Main and Washington. Brown J. H., marble worker, Second, bet. Main and Franklin.
Brown H., stucco and marble worker, Main, bet. Water and First South. Bruce William, R. R. hostler, cor. First South and West. Buchmiller Emil, painter, Franklin, bet. Sixth and Seventh.
Bunce Hyrum, farmer, Fifth, bet. Monroe and Parry.
Burnett E. B., manager Utah Journal, cor. Third and Johnson. Burnett John, painter, cor. Main and Fifth.
Burgie Alfred, laborer, cor. East and Tenth. Burris William, laborer, cor. Perry and Eighth.
Burton Joseph, fireman, Third, bet. Main and Washington.
Burton W. G., baker, Third, bet. Main and Washington. Butcaul James, mason, Eleventh, bet. Canal and East. Bywater J. G., master mechanic, U. & N., Walnut, bet. Second and Third. Bywater George J., painter, cor. First and Chestnut.
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Caine, J. T., Jr., wholesale dept., Z. C. M. I., Third, bet. Thomas and Chestnut.
Camm Robert, farmer, Johnson, bet. First and Second.
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Campbell R. S., furnishing goods, cor. Third and Chestnut.
Cannon C. J., merchant tailor, Third, bet. Main and Washington.
Card C. W., farmer, cor. Second and Thomas.
Card C. O., farmer, cor. Second and Thomas.
Card William, farmer, cor. Second and Thomas.
Cardon Philip, farmer, Washington, bet. Fifth and Sixth.
Cardon Paul, Prop. Cache Valley House, Third, bet. Main & Washington. Cardon T. B., jeweler, Third, bet. Main and Washington.
Carlsen Swen, farmer, Fourth, bet. Washington and Johnson.
Carlsen James, farmer, Johnson, bet. Fifth and Sixth.
Carlyle J. G., wheelwright, First South, bet. Pine and Franklin.
Carlyle J. E., school teacher, First South, between Pine and Franklin.
Carson Joseph, laborer, Seventh, bet. Canal and Perry.
Carpenter Ezra D., superintendent Smithfield Co-op., Second, bet. Wash- ington and Johnson.
Caspersen Rasmus, carpenter, Washington, bet. Second and Third South. Catmull William, stationary engineer, Second Ward.
Charles Griffith, farmer, Second, bet. Main and Washington.
Charles John, grocer, Second, bet. Main and Washington.
CHARLES & EVANS, green grocers, Second, bet. Main & Washington. Christensen J. Peter, farmer, cor. Eighth and Perry.
Christensen J. P., farmer, cor. Seventh and Johnson.
Christiansen Christian, laborer, cor. Seventh and Johnson.
Christiansen Jens, farmer, cor. Sixth and Chestnut.
Christiansen H. J., harness maker, Main, bet. Second and Third South.
Christiansen August, carpenter and builder, Franklin, bet. Water and First. Clark Alfred, carpenter, Second Ward.
Clark William, laborer, cor. Sixth and Walnut.
Clark Daniel, laborer, cor. Sixth and Walnut.
Clark David, laborer, cor. Sixth and Walnut.
Clark Jonah, tinner, Main, bet. Second and Third.
Clegg Thomas, laborer. Chestnut, bet. First and Second South.
Clements S. W. veterinary surgeon and blacksmith, Main, bet. Fourth and Fifth.
Clossner Christian, farmer, cor. Ninth and Monroe.
Cole George, carpenter and contractor, Fifth, bet. Main and Washington.
Cole Walter, sawyer, cor. Fifth and Washington.
Cole Erastus, carpenter, Second Ward.
Cowley Nephi, farmer, Chestnut, bet. Third and Fourth.
Cowley Joseph E., farmer, Chestnut, bet. Third and Fourth.
Cowley C. C., farmer, Thomas, bet. Third and Fourth.
Cowley James A., farmer, Walnut, bet. Second and Third.
Cranney H. K. , farmer, cor. Third and Washington. Cranney Philan, attorney, cor. First and Johnson. Cranney W. D., farmer, cor. Third and Washington. Cragan Calvin, telegraph operator, West, bet. First and Second.
Crockett Alvin, farmer and bricklayer, Fifth Ward, Canyon Road.
Crockett A. D., express wagon, Franklin, bet. Second and Third South.
Crockett Victor, laborer, Johnson, bet. First and First South.
Crockett Emer, laborer, Johnson, bet. First and First South.
Crockett W. A., licensed bill poster, office of Utah Journal. Croft Robert, machinist, cor. Franklin and Water. Crompton John, gardener, cor. Walnut and First. Cronquist Peter, plasterer, cor. Main and Sixth.
Cronquist Olof, farmer, Sixth, bet. Main and Washington.
Crookston Robert, farmer and mason, Main, bet. Fourth and Fifth.
Crookston R., Jr., farmer, Main, bet. Fourth and Fifth.
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INSTITUTION.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Grain, Butter and Eggs.
LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH.
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UNITED ORDER Manufacturing & Building Co. OF LOGAN, Manufacturers of Lumber, Lath, Chingles, Mouldings, Ete,
Planing and Turning Done to Order.
CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS, .And Dealers in GENERAL MERCHANDISE, at U. O. Store, Main Street.
C. W. NIBLEY, Supt.
DESERET FLOUR MILLS.
RICKS & HENDRICKS, Proprietors. Manufacturers of the Celebrated
Bee Hive brand of Flour.
WHEAT BOUGHT & CUSTOM WORK DONE.
HIGH CREEK FLOUR MILLS.
(Near Richmond.) The Noted and Popular
GOLD LEAF Brand { FLOUR Manufactured.
Custom Work Solicited and Wheat Bought.
W. D. HENDRICKS, Prop.
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Crookston N. W., City Marshal and detective, cor. First South and Franklin. Crookston John, laborer, Franklin, bet. Second and Third. Crowther John, stationary engineer, cor. Fifth South and Washington. Crowther Edward, lumberman, cor. Fifth South and Washington. Cummings B. F. Jr., editor Utah Journal, Third, bet. Main and Washington. Curtis E. M., tinsmith and hardware dealer, Main, bet. Second and Third. Curtis F. H., tinner, Main, bet. Second and Third.
Curtis Cyrus, inventor and manufacturer Curtis' force and lift pump, Thomas, bet. First and First South. Curtis -, farmer, Thomas, bet. First and First South.
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Dahle John, farmer, Fifth, bet. Franklin and Pine. Davidson Robert, farmer, Chestnut, bet. Fourth and Fifth.
Davidson Joseph, butcher, Second, bet. Main and Washington.
Davidson William, farmer, First Ward.
Davidson James, laborer, corner Second and Franklin.
Davidson Richard, laborer, cor. Second and Franklin.
Driver & Son, wholesale drugs and liquors, Third, bet. Main and Wash- ington.
Davis W. J., farmer, Walnut, bet. Third and Fourth.
Davis David D., blacksmith, Chestnut, bet. Third and Fourth.
Davis Robert, coal miner, cor. Walnut and Sixth.
DeWitt Aaron, farmer, cor. Johnson and Third.
Downs John R., farmer, cor. Sixth and Main.
Drysdale David, laborer, Monroe, bet. Fifth and Sixth.
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Eames David, farmer and stock raiser, Main, bet. Fifth and Sixth. Eames D. C., farmer, Main, bet. Fourth and Fifth.
Earll Mrs. F., confectionery, cor. Third and Washington.
Earl Jacob, cooper, cor. Main and Washington. Edlefsen N. C., farmer, cor. Sixth and Perry.
Edlefsen Noah, laborer, cor. Sixth and Perry. Edwards John, farmer, cor. Sixth and Thomas.
Edwards Hyrum, locomotive engineer, Thomas, bet. Fifth and Sixth.
Edwards William, carpenter, First, bet. Johnson and Thomas.
Edwards John R., saloon keeper, Chestnut, bet. First and First South. Edwards Edward, laborer, cor. Sixth and Thomas.
Ekland C. A., stone cutter, Franklin, bet. Water and First South. Ekland O. P., house and carriage painter, First Ward. Elesen Andrew, farmer, cor. Sixth and Pine. Eliason A. P., farmer, cor. Fourth and Johnson.
Ellis James, farmer, cor. Chestnut and Fifth.
Ellis William, farmer, Sixth, bet. Perry and Monroe. Elwell Isaac, tinner, Mill, bet. Main and Washington. Emanuelsen O. A., laborer, cor. Franklin and Second South. Ericksen P. G., laborer, Arch, bet. Seventh and Eighth.
Ericksen Erick, laborer, Third, bet. Johnson and Thomas. Evans Samuel, farmer, cor. Fourth and Main.
Evans M. S., engineer, cor. Third and Walnut.
Evans D. P., laborer, Second, bet. Washington and Johnson. Evans Philip, laborer, Third, bet. Walnut and West. Evans Thomas H., machinist, West, bet. Second and Third. Evans Richard, stationary engineer, First, bet. Walnut and West. Ewer Henry, blacksmith, Second Ward.
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Farnes M. H., tinsmith and hardware dealer, Main, bet. Second and Third. Farnes Ebenezer, butcher, cor. First and Walnut.
Farnes George I., locomotive engineer, Walnut, bet. First and First South. Farnes Edwin, laborer, Second Ward.
Farr, Aaron F., Supt. I.ogan branch Z. C. M. I., Washington, bet. First and Second.
Farr Lucius C., Z. C. M. I. transfer wagon, cor. First and Chestnut.
Ferriday John, engineer, Second, bet. Main and Franklin. Ferguson James, farmer, Eleventh, bet. Perry and Canal.
Fjeldsted C. D., moulder, cor. Franklin and Third South. Fjeldsted Peter, laborer, Third South, bet. Main and Washington. Fjeldsted Willard, laborer, Third South, bet. Main and Franklin. Fletcher Mark, blacksmith, cor. Fourth and Washington. Fletcher Mark L., laborer, Washington, bet. Fourth and Fifth. Fogg J. E., sawyer, First South, bet. Washington and Main.
Fonnesbeck C., shoemaker, Main, bet. First and Second South.
Fosberg John, ironworker, Perry, bet. Tenth and Eleventh. Frank Charles, bank and passage agent, Main, bet. First and Second South. Frankhauser John, carpenter, Seventh, bet. Main and Franklin. Fredricksen Thomas, farmer, cor. Tenth and Monroe. Fredricksen Anders, farmer, cor. Pine and Sixth.
Fredricksen Jens, laborer, Fifth Ward.
Fullmer C. D. W., telegraph operator and agent U. & N. Ry., cor. Thomas and First South.
Fullmer J. S., farmer, cor. Main and Fifth South.
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Garber Samuel, carpenter, cor. Eighth and Franklin.
Garff Christian, carpenter, Water, bet. Main and Washington. Gates Reuben, farmer, cor. Third and Johnson.
Geiger Nicholas, carpenter, cor. Seventh and Main.
Gillings John, farmer, cor. First and Johnson.
Goddard J., accountant and real estate agt., Main, bet. Mill and First South. Goddard & Frank, real est. and ins. ag'ts, Main, bet. First and First South. Goodwin William, merchant, Third, bet. Franklin and Pine.
Goodwin Frederick, farmer, cor. Third and Johnson.
Goodwin James, farmer, Third, bet. Washington and Johnson.
Goodwin C. I., farmer, Johnson, bet. Third and Fourth. Goodwin George, farmer, cor. Thomas and Fourth.
Goodwin W. J., baggage agent, U. & N., cor. Johnson and Fourth. Goodwin Charles F., farmer, Third, bet. Franklin and Pine. Gordon Augustus, laborer, Main, bet. Fourth and Fifth. Greaves Joseph, farmer, cor. First South and Walnut. Greaves John C., saloon keeper, cor. First South and Walnut. Greaves Thomas, laborer, cor. First South and Walnut.
Green Thomas, machinist, Second Ward.
Gunnersen John, carpenter, cor. Eleventh and East.
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Halvorsen Ole, carpenter, Third, bet. Main and Washington. Halvorsen Julius, painter, Third, bet. Main and Washington. Hammond J. T., bookseller and stationer, Main, bet. Second and Third. Hammond & Maughan, land attorneys, etc., County Court House. Hanson Olof, tailor, Third, bet. Franklin and Main. Hanson Lars, carpenter, cor. Sixth and Franklin.
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Hanson Edward, county surveyor, cor. Sixth and Franklin. Hanson O., tailor, Third, bet. Main and Franklin. Hansen Knud, farmer, cor. Main and Second South. Hansen H. J., laborer, Franklin, bet. Fifth and Sixth. Hansen Hans, farmer, cor. Seventh and Franklin. Hansen Jens, farmer, Walnut, bet. Fifth and Sixth. Hansen Neils M., miller, Canyon road. Hansen Neils, log contractor, Main, bet. Third and Fourth South. Hansen Neils, Jr., laborer, Main, bet. Third and Fourth South. Hansen H. L., carpenter, West, bet. First and Second. Hansen Hendrick, farmer, Fifth Ward.
Hansen Hans, estray pound keeper, cor. Main and Fifth. Hansen Hans A., stone cutter, cor. Main and Fourth South. Hansen Pear, laborer, Washington, bet. First and Second South. Harri John, quarryman, cor. Main and Eighth.
Harrison E. D., watchmaker, Washington, bet. Second and Third. Harrison Heber, sawyer, Thomas, bet. Third and Fourth. Harren Jacob, laborer, Monroe, bet. Ninth and Tenth. Harmison Joseph W., laborer, cor. Fifth and Pine.
Hatch H. E., bank cashier at Thatcher Bros. & Co., Thomas, bet. First and Second.
Hawks Frank, farmer, Second, bet. Thomas and Chestnut. Hawks Clarence, laborer, Second, bet. Thomas and Chestnut. Haws Nathaniel, lime manufacturer, cor. Franklin and Second South. Haws N. W., accountant. cor. Franklin and Second South. Haws E. J., laborer, cor. Franklin and Second South.
Hayball Hyrum, general merchandise, cor. Fifth and Arch. Hayball George S., merchant, First, bet. Chestnut and Walnut. Hayball & Thomas, merchant tailors, Main, bet. Second and Third. Hayball Jacob, shoemaker, cor. Second and Walnut.
Hayball H. G., carpenter, cor. Washington and First South.
Hayball H. J., laborer, cor. Second and Walnut. Hendricks Josiah, farmer, cor. Walnut and First. Henderson Robert, farmer, cor. Sixth and Monroe. Hemingsen Ole, carpenter, Seventh, bet. Arch and Monroe. Henderson James, farmer, Sixth, bet. Washington and Johnson. Hendricksen J. A., agent for Lowell Wagon Co., cor. Third and Franklin. Henstrom L. J., tailor, Main, bet. First and Second South. Hertzig Peter, laborer, Fifth Ward.
Hibbard George, gardener, cor. Second and Franklin. Hibbard William, farmer, Arch, bet. Ninth and Tenth.
Hoell H. Larsen, carpenter, Franklin, bet. First and Second South. Hoffman Kasper, carpenter, Franklin, bet. Seventh and Eighth. Holland Jonathan, laborer, Second Ward. Holland Thomas, laborer, Second Ward. Holland James, railroad clerk, Second Ward, Hopkins W. T., laborer, cor. Walnut and Third, Hugi Christian, carpenter, Canal, bet. Sixth and Seventh. Hugi Frederick, laborer, Canal, bet. Sixth and Seventh. Hurst F. W., painter, cor. Main and Fifth. Hurst F. W., Jr., painter, cor. Main and Fifth. Hurst Harris, painter, cor. Main and Fifth. Hyde William, farmer, cor. Arch and Fourth. Hyde Joseph E., laborer, First, bet. Johnson and Thomas. Hyde Ezra T., printer, First, bet. Johnson and Thomas. Hymers George, undertaker, Franklin, bet. Second and Third. Hyslop Alex., clerk, Walnut, bet. Second and Third.
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Irvine John, farmer, cor. First and Thomas. Irvine Thomas, farmer, cor. First and Thomas. Isaacsen John, laborer, Tenth, bet. Canal and East. Izatt Alexander, laborer, Arch, bet. Sixth and Seventh. Izatt A. S., mason, Monroe, bet. Fifth and Sixth. Izatt W. S., laborer, Sixth, bet. Pine and Arch. Izatt James, farmer, Arch, bet. Fifth and Sixth. Izatt William, mason, Eighth, bet. Monroe and Perry. Izatt David, laborer, cor. Fifth and Monroe.
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Jacobs John, nurseryman, cor. Sixth and Arch. Jacobs Nicholas, carpenter and builder, Franklin, bet. Sixth and Seventh. Jacobsen Hans, wood turner, cor. Sixth and Chestnut. Jacobson Ferdinand, blacksmith, cor. Main and Third South. Jacobson Israel, blacksmith, cor. Main and Third South. James Alfred, merchant, Third, between Johnson and Thomas. James Morgan, engineer, First, bet. Chestnut and Walnut. Jaskey Andrew, farmer, cor. Second and Chestnut.
Jenkinson Noah, furniture dealer, Second, bet. Main and Franklin. Jenkinson Charles, telegraph operator, Second, bet. Main and Franklin. Jenkins John, farmer, cor. Third and Washington. Jenkins David, merchant, Third, bet. Washington and Johnson.
Jensen C. C., carpenter, cor. Johnson and Fifth South. Jensen Frederick, farmer, cor. Sixth and Franklin. Jensen Hans, tinker, Sixth, bet. Arch and Pine. Jensen James, farmer, corner Eighth and Canal. Jensen Peter, laborer, Perry, bet. Sixth and Seventh.
Jensen J. N., carpenter, cor. Main and Sixth. Jensen Lars, farmer, Main, bet. Seventh and Eighth.
Jensen Jorgen, miller, cor. Sixth and Thomas. Jensen J. P., miller, Fifth Ward.
Jeppersen Hans, carpenter, Second South, bet. Pine and Franklin. Jeppersen N. P., merchant, Main, bet. First and Second South. Jeppersen Severine, harness maker, First South, bet. Main and Franklin. Johnson John, job wagoner, Fifth Ward.
Johnson Carl C., music dealer, Main, bet. Second and Third.
Johnson Peter, carpenter, Fifth South, bet. Washington and Johnson.
Johnson John, laborer, cor. Fifth South and Washington.
Johnson Lars, laborer, Washington, bet. Fourth and Fifth South. Johnson J. J., salesman, cor. Sixth and Johnson.
Johnson Daniel, bricklayer, cor. Sixth and Pine. Johansen Anders, laborer, cor. Arch and Seventh.
Johnson John C., farmer, cor. Eighth and Washington. Johansen Christian, farmer, cor. Sixth and Johnson. Johnson Rasmus, farmer, cor. Seventh and Johnson. Johnson Julius, watchmaker, Seventh, bet. Thomas and Chesnut. Johnson Martin, carpenter, Mill, bet. Main and Washington. Jones Cyrus, salesman Z. C. M. I., Johnson, bet. First and Second. Jones W. T., cabinet maker, Third South, bet. Main and Washington. Jones Evan, engineer, cor. Fifth and Chestnut.
Jones Albert W., blacksmith, Main, bet. First and First South.
Jones Thomas, blacksmith, Walnut, bet. Second and Third. Jones Alfred, nightwatchman, Second Ward.
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