Utah gazatteer and directory of Logan, Ogden, Provo and Salt Lake cities, for 1884, Part 48

Author: Sloan, Robert W
Publication date: 1884
Publisher: Salt Lake City, Utah, Printed for Sloan & Dunbar, by the Herald Printing and Publishing Company
Number of Pages: 661


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Brewer Charles, grocer, 5th, bet. Main and Young. Brewer Mrs. Elizabeth, milliner, 5th. bet. Young and Franklin. Brewer John J., millinery goods, Main, south of 8th. Bridges Otis S., postal clerk U. & N., Ist, bet. Young and Franklin. Briggs Nathaniel, messenger Pacific Express, Franklin, bet. 5th and 6th. Broom John, capitalist, Broom Hotel. Broom Factory, Young, bet. 4th and 5th.


Broom Hotel, cor. Main and 5th. Brochinsky Ferdinand, laborer, beyond 8th and below Wall. Brostrom Philip Niels, laborer, Young ist and 2d.


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Brown Alonzo W., operator W. U., Ist, bet. Franklin and Wall.


Brown Charles C., farmer, cor. 5th and Pearl.


Brown Frank, train baggage master, U. P. R. R. Brown Mrs. Elizabeth, Main, south of 8th.


Brown Francis, blacksmith W. Pearce, cor. 8th and Main. Brown Francis A., farmer, cor. 5th and Pearl.


Brown George F., cashier C. P., Main, bet. 5th and 6th.


Brown Israel C., cor. 5th and Pearl.


Brown Israel E., foundry and machine shop, Ist, bet. Franklin and Wall. Brown James M., policeman and jailor, Main, south of 8th.


Brown Jerome, farmer, Main, south of 8th.


Brown Jerome R., carpenter, Main, south of 8th.


Brown John R., salesman Helfrich, Main, bet. 2d and 3d.


Brown K. D .. U. P., Pearl, bet. 6th and 7th.


Brown Maltie, Junction City Hotel.


Brown Moroni, policeman, Main, south of 8th.


Brown Moroni F., assistant jailor, Main, south of 8th.


Brown Thomas, farmer, 3d, bet. Spring and Smith.


Brown Thomas, teamster, Young, bet. Ist and 2d. Brown William, dairyman, Franklin, bet. 6th and 7th.


Brown William, Deputy Sheriff Weber Co., 5th, bet. Main and Spring. Brown William S., farmer, 6th, bet. Franklin and Wall.


Browning Mrs. Ann E., cor. 7th and Spring.


Browning Mrs. Charlotte, dressmaker, 5th, bet. Young and Franklin. · Browning G. E., gunsmith, Main, bet. 5th and 6th. Browning Clifton S., job wagon, Main, bet. 7th and 8th. Browning David, farmer, south of 8th and west of Wall. . Browning Isaac, laborer. 7th, bet. Main and Young.


Browning James, head waiter Broom Hotel, Wall, bet. 6th and 7th. Browning James G., cor. 8th and Main.


Browning John M., gun manufacturer, cor. 7th and Spring. Browning Jonathan E., gun maker, cor. 7th and Spring. Browning Matthew, gun maker, cor. 7th and Spring. Browning Samuel, gun maker, cor. 7th and Spring. Bruce Cardner A., mechanic, 5th, bet. Smith and Pearl. Bruckman A., operator, 5th, bet. Spring and Smith.


Bruesch George, saloon keeper, Young, bet. 6th and 7th. Byran Scott, clerk W. B. Doddridge, 4th, bet. Franklin and Wall. Buchmiller Michael. Spring, bet. 4th and 5th.


Budge Alexander, yard master C. P., south of 8th and west of Wall. Budge William C., conductor C. P., 4th, bet. Young and Franklin. Bune George, capitalist, 3d, bet. Young and Franklin.


Bune James, blacksmith Huss, 3d, bet. Young and Franklin.


Burch James, City Watermaster, Main, south of 8th. Burdett William, tailor, 6th, bet. Green and East.


Burke William, Spring, bet. 5th and 6th.


Burkard John E., with E. Yount & Co.


Barnett W. H., baggageman U. & N., Franklin, bet. 4th and 5th. Burrup James, works for Sebree, 8th, bet. Main and Young. Burt Mrs. Phoebe, cor. 8th and Main.


Burt William, clerk Marks, Goldsmith & Co., res. Spring st.


Burt T. G., druggist, W. Driver & Son's, res. Spring, bet. 4th and 5th. Burt Samuel J., dealer dry goods, Spring, bet. 4th and 5th. Burton Henry, harness maker Hodgman, 2d, bet. Young and Franklin. Burton James, laborer, 8th, bet. Smith and Pearl.


Burton John, brakeman U. C., Main, bet. 2d and 3d.


Burton Joseph F., book-keeper Burton H. & W., cor. 5th and Green.


UTAH GAZETTEER 387


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Dealers in General Merchandise,


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DRY GOODS & NOTIONS. Staple and Fancy Groceries, Hardware, Stores, Tools and Implements, Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Fats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Carpets, Paper Hangings, HOME-MADE


Boots and Shoes, Overalls, Duck Suits, Linsey and Flannel Sheetings, Plain and Twilled Flannels, Blankets, Tweeds, Jeans, Cloths and Woolen Yarns.


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ORTH BROTHERS, PROPRIETORS, OGDEN CITY, UTAH.


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THOMAS EMMETT, Pioneer Soda Water Manufacturer,


CORNER SEVENTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS, OGDEN, UTAH.


Soda Water, Ginger Ale, Sarsaparilla, Cider, SELTZER AND ALL KINDS OF AERATED AND MINERAL WATERS.


HetOrders from a Distance Filled with Dispatch


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WM. DRIVER & SON.


Third Street, Logan.


Main Street, Ogden.


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Drugs, Druggists' Sundries, TOILET ARTICLES, Etc.


JUST RECEIVED, a Full Line of


PAINTS, OIES, VARNISHES AND BRUSHES. Also a Full Stock of WINSOR & NEWTON ARTISTS' PAINTS.


We also carry, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. a Full Line of IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC


WINES AND LIQUORS.


Hermitage, Monarch, Hume, Atherton, Nelson, Melwood, Marshall, and Encore


WHISKIES


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Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobaccos. AGENTS FOR-


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CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.


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UTAH GAZETTEER.


Burton Mrs. Sarah, Young, bet. 2d and 3d. Burton Thomas J., saloon keeper, Main, bet. 3d and 4th. Burton Thomas W., laborer, 2d, east of East. Burton William F., salesman Burton, H. & W., cor. 5th and Green. Burton William W., merchant, cor. 5th & Green.


Busch George, book-keeper, Franklin, bet. 7th and 8th. Buswell William A., jeweler, Spring, bet. 2d and 3d. Butler J. J. M., 6th, bet. Spring and Smith. Butler Mrs. Mary, cor. Ist and Smith. Butler M. W., farmer, 6th, bet. Spring and Smith. Bybee Bryon E., carpenter, Ist, bet. Spring and Smith.


Byers William, carpenter, Franklin, bet. Ist and 2d.


Byron A. C., express agent D. & R. G., Junction City Hotel.


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Caggie Andrew J. C., painter, 3d, bet. Young and Franklin. Caggie Duncan, clerk McNutt & H., Ist, bet, Young and Franklin. Cahoon Thomas, conductor U. P., Franklin, bet. 4th and 5th. Caldwell J. W., carpenter, Green, bet. 6th and 7th. Calvert James, mason, Spring, bet. 7th and 8th.


Campbell W. H., assistant cashier Utah National Bank.


Canfield Anise, cor. 5th and Pearl.


· Cannon F J., of Cannon & Volker, news dealer, 4th, bet. Spring and Smith. Careswell Alfred, wood turner, cor. Pearl and 7th. Carhart S. M., engineer U. & N., Young, bet. 3d and 4th. Carlsen August, carpenter, Smith, bet. 3d and 4th. Carlsen John L., lunch stand, 6th, west of Wall. Carnahan John D., M. D., Young, bet. 4th and 5th. Carpenter W. C., commercial traveler, Young, bet. 3d and 4th. Carr Anthony, laborer, Green, bet. 7th and 8th. Carr George W., carpenter, Green, bet. Ist and 2d.


Carr Thomas, night-watch Z. C. M. I., 4th, bet. Pearl and Green. Carroll William, livery stable, Young, bet. 3d and 4th. Carson Frank, hostler, Carroll's Stable.


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Carson Mrs. Frank, Spring, south of 8th. Carry Hamilton, Wall, bet. Ist and 2d. Cashmore Charles, engineer Electric Light, Pearl, bet. 3d and 4th. Cassin James, conductor C. P., cor. 6th and Franklin.


Casterson P. C., farmer, cor. 7th and Green. Cave Elias, wine cooper, Main, bet. 3d and 4th.


Cave George, musician, Main, bet. 3d and 4th.


Cederstrom Magnus, tailor, Mound Fort.


Central Hotel, 5th, bet. Young and Franklin. Central School, Young, bet. 5th and 6th.


Chamberlain House, 5th, bet. Wall and Franklin.


Chamberlain T. C., Chamberlain House, 5th, bet. Young and Franklin. Chambers Alma D., foreman Ogden Herald, cor. 3d and East.


Chambers Frederick W., porter U. C., cor. 3d and Green.


Chambers John G., cor. 3d and Green.


Chambers J. W., salesman Burton, H. & W., 3d, bet. Green and East. Chambers Robert H., job wagon, cor. 3d and Green.


Champneys Thomas, book-keeper, Main, north of Ist.


Chandler Mrs. Elizabeth, seamstress, 5th, bet. Green and East. Chandler George, butcher, Main, bet. 4th and 5th.


Chapman House, bet. Franklin and Wall.


Chapple William G., job wagon, Green, bet. 2d and 3d.


Chapple John H., Green, bet. 2d and 3d.


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Chaplow James, cor. 5th and Franklin.


Chapman Robert, mason, Green, bet. 5th and 6th.


Chapman William M., proprietor Chapman House.


Chase C. W., baggageman C. P.


Chatelain Edward, U. P., 8th, west of Wall. .


Chatters W. H., clerk C. P. office.


Cheggwidden Thomas, miner, bet. Main and Young, and 4th and 5th. Cheney J. E., dispatch clerk Postoffice.


Cherry Frank, C. P., Wall, bet. 2d and 3d.


- Child Austin W., merchant, cor. 8th and Smith.


Child Charles A., salesman W. G. Child, Young, bet. 6th and 7th.


Child Charles U., transfer D. & R. G., South Main.


Child Warren G., merchant, cor. Main and 6th.


Child W. G., Jr., clerk Child & Son, 8th, bet. Spring and Smith. Chipp John, grocer and gardener, 4th, east of East. Christerson James, laborer, East, bet. 6th and 7th.


Christerson N. C., bootmaker, cor. 5th and Young. Christianson Christian, laborer, 3d, bet. Spring and Smith.


Chugg George, conductor U. C., 7th, bet. Spring and Smith. City Hall, Main, bet. 5th and 6th. Clark Mrs. Emma, cor. Pearl and 6th.


Clark I. L., merchant, Mound Fort.


Clark James, farmer, 3d, bet. Wall and Franklin.


Clark John, laborer, Young, bet. Ist and 2d. Clark Joseph, flouring mill, Young, bet. 2d and 3d.


Clark Moses C., teamster, 7th, bet. Spring and Smith.


Clark Moses S., farmer, 7th, bet. Spring and Smith.


Clark Washington, mason, cor. 6th and Pearl.


Clark William H., job wagon, 3d, bet. Smith and Pearl. Clayton Joseph J., bar tender, Spring, bet. 4th and 5th.


Clement John S., confectioner, 2d, bet. Franklin and Wall.


Clendening, Robert, blacksmith Hartog, Main, bet. 2d and 3d.


Cobabe Ferdinand F., book-keeper, Main, south of 8th. Cobabe Ferdinand W., carpenter, Main, south of 8th. Cobb A. J., pool inspector, Chapman House.


Coker William L., engineer, 4th, bet. Young and Franklin. .


Cole Charles M., farmer, 6th, bet. Franklin and Wall.


Cole George I., miner, Young, bet. 3d and 4th.


Cole Howard, machinist, Junction City Hotel.


Cole Howard, 5th, bet. Main and Young.


Cole D., 6th, bet. Green and Spring. Cole Heber, painter, Spring, bet. Ist and 2d.


Coleman James, shoemaker, Ashby, Main, south of 8th.


Collins Richard, boarding-house, 5th, bet. Franklin and Wall.


Collins William, wood carver, Pearl, bet. 5th and 6th.


Collinson Manasseh, saloon keeper, Main, bet. 4th and 5th.


Colton C. E., stock raiser, Green, bet. 5th and 6th.


Commercial National Bank, Fourth, bet. Main and Young. Compton Joseph, weaver, cor. Ist and Pearl.


Condon Amasa S., M. D., cor. Main and Fourth.


Condon Morris, engineer U. & N., Franklin, bet. 4th and 5th.


Conlisk John, conductor U. &. N., 3d, bet. Young and Franklin. Conly John, brakeman C. P. Connelly M. C., engineer U. & N.


Connelly W. S., clerk Marks,. G. & Co., Junction City Hotel.


Conway Michael, operator, cor. Ist and Young.


Cook Frank, job printer Pilot, 4th, bet. Young and Franklin.


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Coolidge Joel E., asst. supt. Pullman Car Co., 3d, bet. Wall and Franklin. Coonhyser Adolph, restaurant, Main, bet. 4th and 5th. Corey G. L., merchandise.


Conture Edward A., Young, bet. 4th and 5th.


Corey Amos, railroad contractor, 4th, bet. Pearl and Green.


Corey Charles J., railroad contractor, 6th, bet. Pearl and Green.


Corey Warren W., railroad contractor, 6th, bet. Pearl and Green.


Corlew John S., asst. postmaster, 4th, bet. Spring and Smith.


Cortez John, conductor C. P.


Coutts James, laborer, 8th, bet. Main and Spring.


Covington Berrill, baggageman C. P., Smith, bet. 2d and 3d. Covington Edward, blacksmith C. P.


Cox Charles, Pacific Express manager, U. & N. Crandall Jay R., book-keeper, Franklin, bet. 3d and 4th.


Crane Charles, laborer, Moffett's Lane, bet. Main and Spring. Crawford I. A., grocer, 4th, bet. Franklin and Wall.


Crawford Mrs. Ellen, Green, bet. 5th and 6th.


Crawshaw Henry, clerk Z. C. M. I., East, bet. 3d and 4th. Crawford J. W., brakeman C. P.


Crawford John, cor. 5th and Green.


Crawshaw Luke, merchant, 4th, bet. Green and East. Creft William B., laborer, C. P. R. R.


Cribbs John W., carpenter, 4th, east of East. Critchlow Benjamin C., farmer, Main, south of 8th. Critchlow Benjamin P., Main, south of 8th.


Critchlow William F., plasterer, Main, south of 8th.


Crompton John, clerk D. &. R. G., 2d, west of Wall. Crosby John, fireman C. P.


Cross J. C., messenger D. & R. G., Junction City Hotel. - Cross Charles W., harness maker, Main, north of Ist.


Cross George E., harness maker with Foote, 5th, east of East.


Cross Robert W., book-keeper, 3d, bet. Main and Young. Crossley James, grocer, cor. Main and 8th. Crossman W. W., manager Ogden Telephone Exchange, 6th, west of Wall. Crowshaw, S. & G. Wilson, general merchandise.


Culley Elizabeth H., laundress, 4th, bet. Main and Spring. Culley Mrs. Emma, laundress, 4th, bet. Main and Spring. Culley Samuel, clerk Boyle & Co., East, bet. Ist and 2d. Culley William, contractor and builder, 5th, bet. Franklin and Young. Cunningham Frank, druggist McNutt & Hulbut. Cunningham Mrs. Marian, cor. 7th and Pearl. Cunningham Thomas, bar keeper, 6th, bet. Smith and Pearl. Cunningham W., brakeman C. P. Cushing George, ticket agent U. C. Cushnahan Father P. M.,-Catholic Priest-Franklin, bet. 5th and 6th.


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Daley William, carpenter, Main, south of 8th. Dallimore Edwin, carpenter, Smith, bet. 6th and 7th. Dallimore William, cook Broom Hotel. Dallimore William, carpenter C. P. .


Dallimore W. J., brickmaker, Wall, bet. 3d and 4th. Dalton Dell M., brakeman U. & N., Main, south of 8th. Dalton George, job wagon, 2d, bet. Franklin and Wall. Dalton J. L,, drayman Z. C. M. I., Ist, east of East. Dangerfield Henry, waiter Beardsley House, depot. Davis Thomas, clerk Broom Hotel.


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UTAH GAZETTEER.


Davis C. G., school teacher, Young, bet. 6th and 7th.


Davis Daniel, bar tender, Young, bet. 7th and 8th.


Davis David, 4th, bet. Franklin and Wall.


Davis Mrs. Eliza, Young, bet. 2d and 3d.


Davis George M., express messenger U. & N., Young, bet. 4th and 5th. Davis Mrs. Nancy, 8th, bet. Main and Young.


Davis Richard E., carpenter, 6th, bet. Franklin and Young.


Davis William, 4th, bet. Young and Franklin.


Dawson Joseph, Pacific Express Co., res. Franklin, bet. 5th and 6th.


Dawson Thomas G., res. Young, bet. 3d and 4th.


Dawson George, farmer, Main, south of 8th.


Day J. F., check clerk C. P. office.


Dean George S., of Felshaw & Dean, lawyers, cor. Franklin and 4th.


Dee James L., saloon keeper, Young, bet. 4th and 5th.


Dee John M., livery stable, Young, bet. 3d and 4th.


Dee Thomas, general merchandise, Young, bet. 3d and 4th.


Dee Thomas D., Assessor and Collector, Main, north of Ist.


Dee William, peddler, cor. Franklin and Ist.


Defree Joseph, farmer, Fairview.


Dehmer Charles, cabinet maker, Boyle & Co.


Deison Charles, carpenter, 2d, east of East.


Delamater Edgar, transfer C. P., cor. 7th and Main.


Delamater John H., teamster, cor. 7th and Main.


Delancy R., clerk U. P. car department.


Denahy Thomas, night clerk Broom Hotel.


Deuel John, brewer R. A. Wells & Co., 5th, bet. Franklin and Young.


Dewey Thomas, watchman B. White, Spring, south of 8th.


Dial J. A., harness maker, Pearl, bet. 2d and 3d.


Dickingson F. G., operator W. U., Young, bet. 5th and 6th.


Differ C. C., commercial traveler Steele, Johnson & Co.


Dillenbeck P. K., check clerk D. & R. G.


Dinsdale Mrs. Alice, 2d, bet. Franklin and Wall.


Dinsdale Geoffrey, teamster, 2d, bet. Franklin and Wall.


Dinsdale James, capitalist, Smith, bet. 4th and 5th.


Dinsdale John, switchman U. C., 2d, bet. Franklin and Wall.


Dixon John, laborer, 7th, bet. Main and Young.


Dinsdale Robert, transfer C. P., 2d, bet. Franklin and Wall.


Dixon Philip, brakeman C. P.


Doddridge W. B., sup't. Idaho division U. P., 3d, bet. Young and Franklin. Dollon Mrs. Caroline, East, bet. 4th and 5th.


Donovan Mrs. Christina, 3d, bet. Franklin and Young.


Donley Thomas, 5th, bet. Wall and Franklin.


Dooly R. M., banker, 3d, bet. Young and Main.


Doon H. G., engineer, Central Hotel.


Dorsey Mrs. Mary C., Main, bet. 2d and 3d.


Douglass George B., agricultural implements, Main, bet. 5th and 6th, res. 7th, bet. Franklin and Wall.


Douglass James H., clerk Z. C. M. I., Franklin, bet. 6th and 7th.


Douglass John, transfer U. P., Franklin, bet. 6th and 7th.


Douglass Richard, 6th, bet. Franklin and Young.


Douglass William, clerk for G. H. Tribe, 6th, bet. Young and Franklin. Doxey David, transfer U. P., 7th, bet. Franklin and Wall.


Doxey Moroni, transfer U. P., 7th, bet. Franklin and Wall.


Doxey Thomas, farmer, 7th, bet. Franklin and Wall.


Doyle Daniel J., mason, Main, south of 8th.


Driver George W., druggist, Smith, bet. 7th and 8th.


Driver Jesse .J., druggist, Pearl, bet. 2d and 3d.


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Driver John, M. D., 6th, bet. Franklin and Young. Driver William & Son, druggists, Main, bet. 4th and 5th. Drury Sidney, merchant, 3d, bet. Franklin and Wall. Drysdale Mrs., Green, bet. 3d and 4th.


Drysdale Mrs. Elizabeth, East, bet. 6th and 7th. Drysdale Joseph, 4th, bet. Pearl and Green.


Drysdale Samuel, porter L. B. Adams, Pearl, bet, 3d and 4th.


Dunham James T., Franklin, bet. 5th and 6th. Dunkley Thomas, harness maker, Main, bet. 3d and 4th. Dunsmore D. G., express messenger U. P., Franklin, bet. 5th and 6th.


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Ernstrom L., cabinet maker Stratford & Son, 2d, bet. Spring and Smith. Eccles David, lumber dealer, Franklin, bet. 3d and 4th. Edgar John, fireman U. C., Wall, bet. 4th and 5th. Edmundson W., conductor C. P.


Edsall A. C., train dispatcher C. P., 6th, bet. Franklin and Wall. Edson Charles, car oiler, C. P.


Edwards H., brakeman C. P.


Edwards George, brakeman C. P.


Edwards J. M., switchman, Wall, bet. 2d and 3d.


Edwards John M., express agent Pacific Express Co., cor. Young and 6th.


Edwards Mrs. Margaret, cor. Wall and 2d.


Eggleston Henry, cor. 6th and Green.


Eggleston R. B., printer Herald, Green, bet. 6th and 7th.


Egnger J. G., laborer, C. P. R. R.


Eklund Charles A., tailor, Spring, bet. 2d and 3d.


Eklund John E., tailor, Spring, bet. 2d and 3d. Eldred Benjamin B., engineer, 4th, bet. Young and Franklin.


Eldredge William, laborer, C. P. R. R.


Elliott B., brakeman C. P.


Ellis John, carpenter, Wall, bet. 6th and 7th.


Ellis John G., carpenter, Wall, bet. 6th and 7th,


Elmer C. J., brakeman U. & N., Franklin, bet. 7th and 8th.


Elmer William, farmer, cor. Spring and 6th.


Elmer Warren, policeman, 6th, bet. Spring and Smith. Emerson A. C., clerk First District Court, cor. Pearl and 3d. Emerson P. H., Judge First District Court, cor. Pearl and 3d. Emmertson Jens P., carpenter, cor. 4th and Spring. Emmett Robert W., blacksmith, cor. 7th and Franklin.


Emmett Thomas, soda water manufacturer, cor. 7th and Franklin. Emmett Thomas F., soda water manufacturer, cor. 7th and Franklin.


Empey Alfred, laborer, Main, south of 8th. Empey R. A., operator, 3d, bet. Young and Franklin.


Empey Charles, job wagon, Main, south of 8th. Empey James, Gibson's lumber yard, Young, bet. Ist and 2d.


Ensign D. H., baggageman C. P., Main, south of 8th.


Ensign Edgar A., blacksmith W. Pearce, Main, bet. 5th and 6th. Ensign Mrs. E. J., Main, bet. 5th and 6th.


Ensign D., messenger Pacific Express Co., 4th, bet. Young and Franklin. Ensign W., messenger Pacific Express Co., 4th, bet. Young and Franklin. Erikson Niels, gardener, Ist, bet. Spring and Smith. Ernstrom Elias, carpenter, 6th, bet: Spring and Smith. Eston, watermaster, Green, bet. 7th and 8th.


Evans David P., conductor U. &. N., cor. Young and 4th.


Evans F. L., clerk, Young, bet. 7th and 8th.


Evans Howell, farmer, Spring, south of 8th. .


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Evans T. B., fireman C. P., cor. 2d and Green. Evans William, cook Beardsley House, depot. Evellett Dexter, hostler Carroll's stables.


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Farley Asa C., blacksmith, -Green, bet. 6th and 7th. . Farleys B. R. T., saddler, cor. 7th and Young. Farley Edward, blacksmith, Main, bet. 3d and 4th.


Farley Emil, 5th, bet. Main and Young.


Farley Winthrop, blacksmith, cor. 4th and Spring. Farmer Peter, porter F. J. Kiesel, Wall, bet. 7th and 8th. Farr Aaron F., farmer, Main, north of Ist.


Farr Enoch, woolen mill, Main, north of Ist. Farr Ezra, agricultural implements, Spring, bet. 7th and 8th. Farr H. J., brakeman C. P.


Farr Isaac, clerk Farr Bros., Main, north of Ist.


Farr Joseph, agricultural implements, Main, south of 8th.


Farr Laertus, cor. Main and Ist.


Farr Lorenzo, Main, south of 8th.


Farr Lorin, capitalist, cor. Ist and Main.


Farr Thomas, carpenter, Main, north of Ist.


Farr Valasco, agricultural implements, Main, north of Ist.


Farr William T., farmer, Main, north of Ist.


Farr Winslow, clerk Z. C. M. I., Main, north of Ist.


Faulkner James, laborer, Wall, bet. Ist and 2d.


Farrell William, stationer, Spring, bet. 3d and 4th.


Felshaw Elton M., dentist, with Hetzler. Main, bet. 4th and 5th. Felshaw D. W., real estate agent, office Main, bet. 4th and 5th. Ferguson Peter, contractor and builder, 5th, east of East.


Fell A. G., division superintendent C. P., opposite Keeney House. Ferguson Julia, boarding house, Young, bet. 4th and 5th.


Ferris George A., painter, Junction City Hotel. Ferris Philip, 4th, bet. 7th and 8th.


Field Eurotus H., check clerk U P., 4th, bet. Franklin and Wall.


Field Jesse, baker, 4th, bet. Main and Young.


Fitch L., fireman U. P., Central Hotel.


Fitzgerald A. J., Commercial saloon, Main, bet. 3d and 4th.


Fitzgerald T. E., commercial traveler, Main, bet. 5th and 6th.


Fleck W. H., undertaker and real estate agent, Smith, bet. 5th and 6th. Fletcher John, operator, 3d, bet. Main and Young.


Flinders Alma, drayman, Main, south of 8th. Flint Richard, laborer, cor. 3d and Green.


Flowers Claudius J., clerk Tribe, cor. 7th and Pearl.


Flygare N. C., contractor and builder, Smith, bet. 4th and 5th.


Forbes Charles, switchman, Omaha House.


Forbes H. B., shoemaker, Young, bet. Ist and 2d.


Forbes James, C. P. ticket and freight agent, Franklin, bet. 6th and 7th. Ford Enoch, grocer, cor. Wall and 4th.


Ford Henry, freight clerk U. P., 8th, west of Wall.


Ford John, laborer, Wall, north of Ist. Ford Lorenzo W., marble cutter, Wall, bet. 6th and 7th.


Ford Philip, Sr., carpenter, bet. 7th and 8th, west of Wall.


Ford Philip, Jr., U. P. contractor, 8th, west of Wall. Fordham William, stand, cor. 5th and Young.


Forkner Mrs. Lizzie, 7th, bet. Young and Main.


Foster William W., gardener, cor. Ist and Smith.


Foulger Frederick, carpenter, 4th, bet. Pearl and Green.


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LU MBER,


Native and Imported. DOORS, WINDOWS AND BLINDS, FRENCH & AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS. nilding Paper, Builders' ardware, Plaster of Paris, PAINTS AND OILS.


PLANING MILLS :- Attached to yard, in which I manufacture all kinds of Mill Work. ODD-SIZED DOORS and SASH a Specialty. Special attention paid to shipping on the line of Railroads.


AGENT FOR THE SALE OF THE ....


PATENT BODINE ROOFING, The . Best in the World.


Liberal Discount on Wholesale Orders. Send for Price Lists. Office and Yards, Corner Wall and Fourth Streets, OGDEN, UTAH.


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CO., Main Street, Ogden, Utah. . WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FURNITURE.


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Bedding, Upholstery, Baby Carriages, Pictures, Etc. SHIPPING A. SPECIALTY. All Information Cheerfully Given.


OGDEN Aerated & Mineral Water Manufacturing Co., E. CAVE & SON, PROPRIETORS,


AERATED & MINERAL WATERS:


Apollinaris, Soda, Vichy, Kissengen, Congress, etc. Ginger Ale, Lemon- ade, Orangeade, Gingerade, Concentrated Lemon, Fruit Juice, Lime Fruit Juice, Ginger, Liquorice and Peppermint Cordials, Sparkling Wines, etc., etc.


Correspondence Solicited. Shipping a Specialty. Manufactory, Main St., Ogden, Utah.


394 UTAH GAZETTEER. OGDEN DAILY HERALD,


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(Sundays excepted), by the


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Rates of Subscription, DAILY HERALD, delivered to any part of Ogden City:


()ne copy, one year,


$8 00


One copy, six months,


4 00


One copy, three months,


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One copy, one month,


75


Single copy, .


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SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD:


One copy, one year,


$3 50


One copy, six months,


1 75


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In connection with the office, in which all kinds of


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UTAH GAZETTEER.


Foulger Wallace, accountant, 7th, bet. Main and Young. Fowler Mrs. Elizabeth, 6th, bet. Pearl and Green.


Fowler John, musician, 6th, east of East. Fowles Alfred T., plumber, cor. Ist and Young. Fowles Stephen, barber, cor. 2d and Pearl.


Frantzen John P., R. R. coach cleaner, 6th, bet. Franklin and Wall. Frawley J. M., switchman U. P., Central Hotel. Frederickson Christina, cor. 3d and Smith. Freeman James, bar tender, Main, north of Ist.


Freeman Mrs. J., Franklin, bet. 2d and 3d. Freeman M. D., engineer C. P., Franklin, bet. 5th and 6th.


Freeman N., car oiler U. P.




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