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Reading J, 214 E 2d South and 219 2d East, see p 37.
Sewer Pipe.
Morse J S & Sons, 209 S Main, see adr p 517.
Morris E, 21 W South Temple, see 2 8.
Sewing Machines.
Gardner HI, 65 E First South, see side margins.
New Home, J Daynes, 66 S Main.
Singer Manufacturing Co, 106 E Second South ..
Standard Sewing Machine Co, 65 E First South, see side margins. ·
White Sewing Machine Co, 29 W First South.
Young Bros Co (Domestic), 38 S Main.
Sheet Metal Workers.
Miller E M, Rooms 617-618 Mc- Cornick bldg.
Shirt Manufacturers.
Gourlay C B & Co, 503 McCor- nick blk, see bottom margins. Grant & Nelson, 518 Dooly blk. Shoemakers. (See Boot and Shoe Makers.)
Show Case Mufrs.
Pioneer Show Case Factory, 17 Commercial ave. Sears & Liddle Co, 33 W First South, see p 34.
Shovels.
Miller E M. rooms 617 and 618 Mc- Cornick bldg.
Sign Writers. (See House and Sign Painters.)
Silk Mufrs.
Salt Lake Silk Factory, 54 S West Temple.
Smelters.
Chemical & Electric Smelter (Gervase-Brown Process), Groes- beck & Brown, 70 Wasatch bldg. Germania Lead Works, 161 S Main.
Hanauer Smelting Works, McCor- nick Bank.
Mingo Smelting Co, 404 Dooly blk.
Omaha and Grant Smelting Co, Mc- Cornick Bank.
Soap Mufrs.
Deseret Mnfg Co, 9th North and 6th West.
Salt Lake Soap Co, 21 Union Nat'l Bank bldg.
Utah Soap Mnfg Co, 460 N 4th West, see udr.
Soda Water Mufrs.
Hewlett Bros Soda Water Co. 744-746 State, see margins Terri- torial Dept.
Salt Lake Soda Water Co, 28- 30 W Third South.
Solder.
Miller E M, rooms 617-618 McCor- nick bldg.
Solicitors.
Bell Geo S (printing), 21 W 2d South, tel 602. Corker J F (patents), 251 S Main.
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Specialists-Hernia.
Birch Rupture Co, 507 Constitution bldg. Miller The O E Rupture Co. 201-203 Constitution bldg.
Sporting Goods. (See Guns and Sporting Goods.)
Stair Builders. . (See also Carpenters.)
Asper Wm & Co, 151 W North Temple, see p 21.
Stationers.
Bentley & Rawlings, 258 S Main.
Caine A W & Co, 52 W 2d South, see adv on lower edge.
Cannon Geo Q & Sons Co. 24 E South Temple, see margin lines. Hess Paper Co, 150-152 W 2d S. Margetts Bros, 40 S Main.
Salt Lake Litho Co (Kelly & Co), 52 W 2d South, see margins.
Salt Lake News Co, Eagle blk. Owl News Co, 49 W 2d South. . Parsons C H, 164 S Main.
Utah Book & Stationery Co, 72 S Main.
Z C M I, 21-31 S Main, see front cover.
Steam Carpet Cleaners.
Morris & Eynon, 903 W S Tem- ple, see p 21. Whitehead L S, 363 W 9th South, see ade below.
Steam Engines.
Fraser & Chalmers, 7 W 2d South, see p 3.
Lowe Geo A, 133-145 State, see p 2. Utah & Montana Machinery Co, 259 S Main.
Steam Fitters. (See Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters.)
Steam Fittings. (See Hardware.)
Steel Stamps. Knudson Hans P, 61 E Third South, see p 32. Murphy J C & Co, 218 S Main, see adr.
Steam Grinding.
Salt Lake Barbers' Supply Co, 131 W Second South.
Stencils.
Druce Henry. 424 W 3d North.
Knudsen Hans P. 61 E Third South, see p 32. Murphy J C & Co, 218 S Main. see adr.
Stenographers.
Barker F E, 16 Scott-Auerbach bldg. Falconer I C, 462 E 1st South. Griffin Warren M, McCornick blk. Hardie J C, 404 Progress blk. · Lee Miss E R, 54-56-57 Hooper blk. Levy Miss Lillie, 34 Central blk.
L. S. WHITEHEAD
STEAM
CARPET CLEANING.
Feather and Mattress Renovating -
Mattress Manufacturer. @
363 W. Ninth South Street, - -
SALT LAKE CITY.
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Stenographers. CONTINUED.
McGurrin Frank E, 403 Pro- gress blk.
McGurrin Fred T, 403 Progress blk. Mckellar Angus Jr, 403 Progress blk.
McMasters & Stansfield, 424 Dooly blk.
Sprague Miss Bessie G, 87 Com'l blk. Sprague Miss J H, 360 Centre. Stenhouse Garner, 52 W 2d S. Whitaker John M, 513 Constitution bldg.
Young Eugene, 9-11 Des Natn'l Bank bldg.
Stenographers' Supplies.
Caine A W & Co, 52 W 2d South, see lower edge.
Deseret News Pub Co, n w cor Main & S Temple, see page 106.
Herald Publishing Co, W T, n w cor First South, see adv.
Stock Yards.
Union Stock Yards Co, 3-4 Utah Natn'l Bank bldg.
Stone Quarries & Dealers
Bethseda Slate Quarry, 307 Dooly blk.
Diamond, Kyune & Castle Stone Co, 14 Commercial blk.
Metropolitan Stone Co, 705 McCornick blk.
Morris E, 21 S W Temple, see p 8. Mountain Stone Co, 70 Culmer blk. Peterson F G, 753 Third East.
Snell J J, 26 Wasatch blk.
Salt Lake Lime & Rock Co, J T Stringer mngr, 19 Commercial blk. Thistle Rock Co,22 W 2d South. Varley, Joseph & Co, Richards, see adv.
*Stone Sawing.
Campbell T K, 434 W North Temp. Morris E, 21 S West Temple, see p8. Watson Bros, s e cor South Tem- ple and West Temple.
Storage & Commission.
Cohn H & Co, 422-436 W North Temple. DeBruhl W J, 374 W 2d South. People's Forwarding Co, 24- 26 E Second South.
Stove Castings.
Clayton J & W II, 137 W First South, see p X. .
Lovett J T & Son, 44 N Seventh West, see adv.
Stoves. (See Hardware and Stores.)
Straw Millinery.
Forrester Miss Jennie, 66 S Main (up stairs).
Railway and Financial Agents.
Middlemiss & Co, 316 Dooly blk, see p 104.
Subscription Books.
Collier P F, 45 S West Temple. Hess Paper Co, 150-152 . W Sec- ond South. Randall Mrs M E, 530 Constitu- tion bldg, see p 11.
Sugar Mnfrs. Utah Sugar Co, Hooper blk. Street Railways. (See also pages 82 and 83.)
Tailors-Merchant.
Anderson N, 6 Singer blk. Baumgarten Joe, 260 S Main. Bean A E, rms 2-21 W 2d South.
Bergen & Lang, 35 S W Temple, see adv.
Buckle & Son, 235 S Main.
Clark H F, 69 S State, see adv on cover.
Cutler J C & Bro, 36 S Main, see inside front cover. .
Dubei John, 239 W Second South. Earl Michael, rear 132 S Main. Gibson John, 953 Second, see page 18.
Greenberg F T, 118 W South Temple.
Huhl Ch W, 74 E First South, see adv.
Marohn & Co, 18 E 1st South, see adı.
Miller John Jr, 66 W 2d South, see side margins.
New York Tailors, 50 E First South.
Olsen Emil, 157 S Main. Schwitzki J, 65 E Second South.
Spry Philip, 25 W South Temple, see adv.
Wells F E, 7-9 W First South, see side margins. Wallace & Co, 26 W 2d South.
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SALT LAKE ADVERTISEMENTS.
SMITH & ADAMS,
Manufacturers of and Dea Mers in
TENTS, AWNINGS
WAGON COVERS, Tarpaulins, Mining Hose, Ore Bags, Etc.
AWNINGS A SPECIALTY.
32 E. Second South Street, Salt Lake City, - Utah.
CONTINENTAL
CLEANING and REPAIRING CO.,
H. E SCHILLER, Manager,
51 W. Second South Street,
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Salt Lake City.
SAMUEL C. BACKMAN,
TINNER AND COPPERSMITH.
Spouting, Roofing, and all Kinds of Repairing done at Lowest Prices. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Also,
Plumbing and Steamfitting.
154 S. Sixth West Street,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
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Tailors-Repairing.
Continental Cleaning & Re- pairing Co, 51 W 2d South. Cook G, 122 N First West. Davies John, 608 Progress blk. Erickson August, 38 E 2d South. Greenberg Francis T, 118 W South Temple. Grundland J L, 578 N Fifth West. Hagman John & Son, 173 S State, see adv. Hamann Robert, 251 S Main.
Krause N, 22 E Second South.
Land D, Brighton.
Lapin Wm, 62 E Second South. London Tailoring Co, 272 State. Olsen E, 157 S Main.
Ostby K, 73 W First South.
Parsons E, 775 W North Temple.
Peterson O, 110 S State.
Schiller & Theis, 51 W Second South, see adr.
Seare Wm, 327 W South Temple.
Stewart C, rear Tribune bldg. Struhs J. 2 West's Court. Taylor Wm A, 423 Sixth East, Utah Tailoring Co, 508 Dooly blk. Vesehoff H, 251 S Main.
Wanamaker & Brown (John Davies agt , 608 Progress bldg.
Tanners.
Rowe, Morris & Summerhays Co, 63 S Third West see page 17. Z C M I, 21-31 Main, see front cover.
Taxidermists.
Meliesy E, 220 S Main and The Knutsford. Starley John, 705 Fifth.
Teacher of Languages.
Andre del'Orme, 43 E 2d South.
Veneziani Charles, 427 - 428 Dooly blk, see adv.
Teas, Coffees and Spices.
Doray E J & Co, 324 S Main.
Lievre, Fricke & Co (whol), 714 McCornick blk. Salt Lake Tea Co, 8 E and 3d South.
Telegraph Companies.
Deseret Telegraph Co, under Deseret Nat Bank. Western Union Telegraph · Co, 157 S Main.
Telephone Companies.
Rocky Mountain Bell Tele- phone Co, 2d floor Joab Law- rence bldg.
Tents and Awnings.
Co-op Wagon & Machine Co, 112-130 State.
Jenkins J W & Sons, 78 E 2d South. Rippe Henry & Co, 60 E 2d S. Smith & Adams, 32 E 2d South, see adv opp.
Theatres.
Salt Lake Theatre (capacity 1500), 1st South n w cor State.
Shill S (Auditorium), 371 S Second West, see adv.
People's Opera House, 50 Com'1, see p VI.
Wonderland, 37 W 2d South.
Ticket Brokers. (See also Brokers.)
Fletcher Jasper, 9 W 2d South. Groshell Oscar, Wonderland Museum bldg.
Havens Charles, 109 W 2d South, Dooly blk.
Joues Geo W, 230 S Main.
Kind W G, 244 S Main, see adv. Moon Arthur T ( Wasatch Ticket Broker), 209 S Main.
Shiley D A, 11 W 2d South.
Timber Agents.
Brown Martin J, Wasatch bldg. Wall G L, Cullen Hotel. Worden F W, Cullen Hotel.
Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron Workers.
Backman Samuel C, 154 S 6th West, see adv opposite.
Bollinger Wm J, 136 Ninth East. Connor J T, 140 Social Hall ave. Hopfenbeck Anton, 129 W First South, P O Box 1615.
James-Spencer-Bateman Co, 67 S Main.
Neelands A, 162 W Second South. Patton, Reese & Dale, 12 E 2d S.
Pearce Charles, 737 Fifth East, see adv.
Salt Lake Hardware Co, 42-44 W Second South, see top margins. Scott Geo M & Co, 168 S Main, see adv backbone. Schoppe F E & Co, 253 S Main, see adv. Wanless Chas Co, 120 S Main.
Tin Plates.
Miller Edwin M, rooms 617-618 McCornick blk.
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Tinware. James-Spencer-Bateman Co, 67 S Main. Salt Lake Hardware Co, 42-44 W 2d South, see top margins. Schoppe F E & Co, 253 S Main, see adv. Scott Geo M & Co, 168 S Main, see adv backbone.
Wanless Chas Co, 120 S Main. Z. C M I, 21-31 S Main, see front cover.
Title Insurance.
Salt Lake Abstract, Title Guaranty & Trust Co, 150 M. Security Abstract Co, The, under Des Natn'l Bank bldg. Utalı Title Insurance & Trust Co, The, 160 S Main.
Tobacco. (See Cigars & Tobacco).
Towel Supply. Salt Lake Towel Supply Co, 644 E 4th South, see adv below.
· Transfer Companies.
Salt Lake Transfer Co, 227 S West Temple.
Blackmarr & Crommett, 73 W 2d S. Grant Bros Livery & Trans- fer Co, 40 S West Temple, see ad. Gurney Cab & Delivery Co, 11 West Second South.
Trunk Manufacturers.
Gallacher J 1, 58 and 207 S Main, . see adv.
Great Western Trunk Factory, Mrs Jno Manning, 64 E Second South. Hulbert Bros, under Union Nat'l Bank.
Z C M I, 21-31 S Main, see front cover.
R. H. ALLISTON, PROPRIETOR SALT LAKE TOWEL SUPPLY COMPANY. P. O. Box 603. 644 E. 4th South, Salt Lake City.
BARTON BROTHERS,
ALA WHOLESALE
Boots and
Shoes,
I. W. FLETCHER, Western Agt, - Room 501 Constitution Building, SALT LAKE CITY.
519, 521 Delaware Street, KANSAS CITY, MO.
Parents THAT WANT TO SAVE MONEY should ask their merchants for BARTON BROTHERS' Misses' and Child's School Shoes.
MERCHANTS Will find it to their benefit to INSPECT OUR GOODS BEFORE ORDERING ELSEWHERE.
: MISS LIDA E. COOK, MODISTE.
287 K.
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Truss Mnfrs.
Birch Truss Co, 507 Constitution bldg.
Miller, The O E Rupture Co, 201-203 Constitution bldg.
Trust Companies.
Salt Lake Abstract, Title Guaranty & Trust Co, 150 S Main.
Salt Lake Valley Loan & Trust Co, 11 E First South.
Utah Title Insurance & Trust Co, 160 S Main.
Zion's Savings Bank & Trust Co, n w cor Main and South Tem- ple, see adv.
Turkish Baths.
Manitou Turkish Baths, The Manitou.
Typewriting Machines.
Anderson's Short-Hand Typewriter, Andre de l'Orme, 43 E 2d South.
Barlock, F. A Earls agt, 84 R. Caligraph The, L Roy Mansfield agt, 105 Com'l blk.
Crandell Typewriter, Andre de l'Orme, 43 E Second South.
Hammond, Geo F Felt, 840 State, see adv.
Remington Typewriter, F E McGurrin agt, 403 Progress bldg, see adv.
Yost (Miller & Miller), 38 W Second South.
Typewriter Supplies.
Caine A W & Co, 52 W 2d South, see lower edge.
McGurrin F E, 402-403 Progress bldg.
Mansfield L R, 105 Com'l blk.
Utah Book & Stationery Co, 72 S Main.
Umbrellas, Parasols, etc.
Mckenzie A, 260 E North Temple. Perini Bros, 265 State, see adv.
. E. MCGURRIN,
DEALER IN
REMINGTON
TYPEWRITERS
AND SUPPLIES.
403 Progress Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utah.
Auditorium Hall,
Only Hall in the City Fitted Specially for
THEATRICALS, DANCING AND AMUSEMENT.
Commodious, Well Heated and Ventilated.
Seating Capacity, 600. N E Cor. Second West and Fourth South. PRICES REASONABLE.
For Terms apply to SAMUEL SHILL,
Two doors North of Hall.
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SALT LAKE ADVERTISEMENTS.
Collins Undertaking Co.,
125 E. First South, Salt Lake City. Undertakers and Embalmers.
Full Stock of Metallic and Hardwood Caskets, Home-made and Imported Coffins, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Trimmings, Robes, Shoes, Flowers, Etc. Orders by Mail or Telegraph Promptly Attended to.
Telephone 403. SHIPPING AND EMBALMING A SPECIALTY.
J. GRANT. E. NELSON.
SALT LAKE Custom : Shirt : Makers. Shirts Made to Order and Repairing Done.
H OTEL AND RESTAURANT WORK DONE ON SHORT NOTICE. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Country Orders Given Special Attention.
518 Dooly Block, Salt Lake City.
RIGHT'S HOTEL,
Richfield, Utah.‹
Home Comforts. -:- Commodious Sample Rooms.
GOOD 3TABLING.
Rigs Furnished for Drummers and Tourists.
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Undertakers.
Collins Undertaking Co, 125 E First South, see adv.
Evans S D, 214 S State, see mar- gins.
Skewes Win & Son, 18 E Third South, see margin on cover.
Taylor JE, 251-255 E First South, see p 15.
Taylor J W, 21-23 S West Temple, see p 7.
Utah Undertaking Co, 317 S Main.
U.S Army Paymaster. Witcher Maj J S, 112-113 Com'1 blk.
U S Commissioners.
Booth H E, 63-65 Com'l blk. Ferguson T, 19-29 Scott-Auerbach block.
Greenman J W , 10 Wasatch hlk. Martin ( H, 65 W 2d South. Moyer G W, 42-43 Central blk. Norrell A G, Wasatch bldg. Pratt Harmel, 5 Hooper blk.
Upholsterers.
Co-operative Furniture Co, 11 S Main.
Dinwoodey H Furn Co, 37-43 W First South, see adr on cover.
Freed Furn & Carpet Co, 234- 236 S State, see side lines. Lecuyer F F, 123 E Second South. Sorensen & Nelson, 23 W 1st S, see page 27. 4
Neve & Child, 39 E Ist South. Workman O G, 63 S First West.
ZU M I, 21-31 S Main, see front cover.
Worlds Fair Commission
Utah World's Fair Commission Dooly blk, R C Chambers, Prest ; Richard Mackintosh, V P ; Nelson A Empey, Executive Commis- sioner : E A McDaniel, Sec'y ; Heber M Wells, Treasurer.
Veterinary Surgeons.
Arnold T F, Palace Stable, see adr. Garrett Bruce, 8th W s of 10th S. Griffin John D, 176 W Fifth South. Nunn Chas W, s e cor First South and West Temple. Richards S L, Constitution bldg. Tilton Edw W, Delmonico Hotel. Walters Charles, Sykes Drug Co. Young Albert C, w s Fifth East, s of Ninth South.
Vinegar Mufrs.
Salt Lake Pickle Co, 222 W Second South, see margin. Salt Lake Vinegar Co, Murray.
Wall Paper.
Dinwoodey H Furn Co, 37-43 W 1st South, see adv back cover. Midgley J & Co, 137 E 2d South. Rivers Bros, 45 E Second South. Tullidge & Co, 249 S Main.
Utah Paint & Oil Co. 111 E 1st South.
Z C M I, 21-31 S Main, see front cover.
Warming & Ventilating Apparatus.
Moran P J, 259 S Main.
Smead Warming & Ventilat- ing Co The, 315 Dooly blk, see p 104.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. (See Jervelry and Watches.)
Berg Alf, 62 W 2d South, see adr. Broadbent J, 178 W South Temple. Daynes J, 66 S Main.
Eliason O L, 220 S Main.
Hauerbach A, 69 E 2d South. Hollander L, 148 S Main.
Iverson & Lee, 9 West Second S. Jensen J S, 22 E 1st South, see adr. Joslin & Park, 170-172 S Main. Jacob II, 41 W Second South.
Lichtenstein II, 3 W 2d South, Leyson, The J HI Co, 128 S Main, see adr front edge.
Maynes, Wells, Schofield Co, 34 S Main. Reiser H, 12 E First South.
Swaner M B, 107 S Main. Watters I, 31 E First South. Wyatt A I, 262 S Main.
Z C M I, 21-31 S Main, see front cover.
Well Drillers.
Bishop T, 434 N Second West. Co-operative Wagon & Ma- chine Co,' 112-130 State, see adr. Candee & Everill, 144 S 8th West. Howcroft Nephi, 850 S 8th West. Woodbury T H Jr, 252 W 6th South.
Whip Mnfgrs & Dealers. Birkinhead I, 339 J.
Jenkins J W & Sons, 78 E Sec- ond South. Pickard W L & Co, 30 W Second South.
Platt F Co, 147-149 S State, see p 97. Z C M I, 21-31 S Main, see front cover.
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*Window Shades.
7. C .M I. 21-31 S Main, see front cover
Wines and Liquors. (See Saloons.)
Auer & Murphy. 16 E First South. Bloch B K & Co (whol and retail) 15-19 Commercial, see page 4. Chicago Liquor House (Fred S Hadra), 44-46 E 1st South, see p X. Garfield Liquor House (G M Lewis), 470 W First South.
Hirschler D & Co, s e cor Fifth West and Second South.
Hadra FS, (whol and ret), 44-46 E First South, see p X. Janowitz G & Co, 6 E 1st South. Kentucky Liquor Co, (whol & ret), 11-13 E Second South, see adr. Louisville Liquor Co, (whol & ret), 213 S Main, see p 16. Margetts P, 51 W First South. Sadler H, (whol and ret), 223-225 S Main, see adr. Weinberger J, 69 W Second Souih. Woolf I, (whol and ret), 136-140 W Second South.
Window Glass.
Miller E M, rooms 617-618 Mc- Cornick bldg.
Wire Cloth.
Miller E M, rooms 617-618 Mc- Cornick bldg.
Wire Mattresses. (See also Furniture.)
Burton-Gardner Co, The. s w cor State and 8th South, see adr on backbone.
Salt Lake Wire Mattress Co, 171 Third East.
Utah & Montana Machinery Co, 259 S Main.
Wire Tramways.
Fraser & Chalmers, 7 W Sec- ond South, see p 3.
Wire & Cut Nails. .
Miller E M, rooms 617 and 618 Mc- Cornick bldg.
Wood Turners.
Electric Turning Shop. 221 W South Temple, sce p 13. Foster W H, 24312 S Main. Jensen N, 633 Fourth East. Salt Lake Wood Working Co, 49 S Fifth West.
Wood & Coal. (See Coal and Wood.)
Woodworking Mach. Utah & Montana Machinery Co. 259 S Main.
Wooden & Willow Ware -Wholesale.
Pavey C & Co, 113 S West Temple. Z C M I, 21-31 S Main, see front corer.
Wool Dealers.
Paine & Lyne, 151 State, see Buyers Guide.
Pickard W L & Co, 30 W Second South.
Rowe - Morris - Summerhays Co, 63 S Third West, see page 17. Saunders & Campbell, 422 W North Temple, see page 2.
Woolen Goods Mufrs.
Cutler J C & Bros, 36 S Main, see inside front cover. Empire Manfg Co, 34 Richards.
Woolen Mills.
Deseret Woolen Mills Co. s w cor Fifth North and Third West. Provo Woolen Mills, J C Cutler & Bro agts, 36 S Main, see inside front corer.
Wrapping Paper & Bags. Granite Paper Mills Co, 40 Richards.
Hess Paper Co, 150-152 W Second South. Taylor-Spackman Co, 155-157 W South Temple.
Yeast Manufacturer.
Beck A, 152 E Second South.
Zoological Gardens. Buffalo Park, w of Garfield Beach.
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SALT LAKE ADVERTISEMENTS.
New American Gas & Fuel Co.,
je uža ako vý ağa
218 S. MAIN,
Salt Lake City.
OFFICERS:
W. C. HALL, President, O. J. SALISBURY, Vice-Prest. JOHN W. DONELLAN, Treasurer, JOHN H. WOODMAN, Secretary, W. H. ROWE, Director.
CAPITALIZATION, $5.000,000,
500,000 SHARES,
PAR VALUE. $10 PER SHARE.
LOCATION OF GAS FIELD AND GAS WELLS:
LAKE SHORE, DAVIS CO.
Twelve Miles North of Salt Lake City. OVER.
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SALT LAKE ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW AMERICAN GAS & FUEL CO.,
218 S. MAIN STREET,
Salt Lake City
THE QUALITY of the gas is of the very best, both for heating and illuminating, and for the amount of development, in the opinion of gas experts, the Company's Gas Field and Wells show equally well, if not better, than in any other field yet known.
Gas is found at a depth of some 800 feet, and the yield of some of the wells, on an average, is nearly 5,000,000 cubic feet in twenty-four hours.
873
SALT LAKE ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wasatch Drug Co.,
236 South Main St.,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
Drugs, . Chemicals, & Medicines,
Toilet Articles, CIGARS.
Send Your Prescriptions to Us.
Mail Orders Carefully Attended. COME AND SEE US.
EVERY VARIETY OF PICKLES.
MALT, WHITE WINE AND CIDER VINEGAR.
Jas. E. Keenan Preserve Co.,
(INCORPORATED,) MANUFACTURERS OF
CANNED@ GOODS, CATSUP
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Sauces and Relishes, Mincemeat, Sauerkraut, Jelly and Preserves.
FOURTH WEST AND FIFTH NORTH,
FLAVORING EXTRACTS.
Salt Lake City.
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GAZETTEER,
CONTAINING A
COMPLETE CLASSIFIED LIST OF CITIES, TOWNS AND BUSINESS FIRMS IN THE TERRITORY (ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED), COUNTY AND CITY OFFICERS, ETC. .
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STENHOUSE & CO., Publishers.
1892-3.
Entered According to Act of Congress, in the year 1892, by STENHOUSE & Co., in the Office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington, D. C.
PRINTED AT THE ESTABLISHMENT OF The Salt Lake Litho. & Publishing Company, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
1892.
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U. S. LANDERS, President,
M. G. EWER, Gen'l Manager, Colfax, Wash. Salt Lake City, Utah. H. H. CHOLLY, Secretary and Treasurer, Colfax, Wash.
LANDERS, EWER
& CHOLLY,
Wholesale Lumber Dealers.
SPECIALTIES: + Oregon and Washington Fir, Cedar Shingles, White Pine and Cedar Finish.
OFFICE, 28 MORLAN BLOCK,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
RESOURCES OF UTAH,
AGRICULTURAL.
IRRIGATION.
HAT this method is an advantage rather than a detriment to farming, is susceptible of easy proof. The water collects from all directions and, coursing down the mountain sides, carries with it the fine, rich and un- impoverished particles of soil, which, by means of irrigation, are depos- ited on the cultivated land. Thus the land is being constantly renewed. For the quantity and quality of cereals and for the continuous period the land will yield, the like is unknown in other countries where agriculture depends upon rains. During certain months in the year the water supply for ir- rigating purposes is inadequate to the demand. To this, more than to any other cause, is due the idea entertained by some that Utalı has reached her agricultural capacity. This belief is not the product of reason A sane person, who knows anything about the Territory, knows also that enough water runs to waste in Utah during the winter and early spring months, to irrigate twice the amount of arable land in this Territory the year round.
Artesian wells have proved a great success in many parts of the Terri- tory, notably in Tooele County, demonstrating the practicability and the utility of this method of irrigation. The confidence had in the water capacity of Utah, if successful saving and developing methods are introduced, amounts to a conviction. Statistics of the near future will show an increase in the acreage of land farmed, in the number of persons employed, and in the production, so disproportionate to years past, as to render earlier efforts- not considering the adverse conditions which can never be experienced again, and which were then and have been powerful opposing agencies to material development-seemingly insignificant. However, with the same acreage, the same irrigation facilities, Utah is still capable of supporting a population three, and even four, times that of Utah to-day.
CEREALS.
With the exception of Indian Corn (which does not thrive so well because of cool nights) all the products of the same latitude as Utah thrive remarkably well. The soil and the climate are peculiarly adapted to the raising of wheat and kindred cereals, and to the growth of all kinds of fruit. In Southern Utah semi-tropical fruits and vegetation are cultivated with marked success.
FRUITS AND FLOWERS.
The Basin of the Great Salt Lake is pre-eminently a fruit raising section. All the fruits of the temperate clime grow in this region to unusual size, while the flavor is unsurpassed. It has become an industry and is the source of much wealth in an unostentatious way. Utah fruit, dried, is a luxury elsewhere, and thousands of pounds are shipped away annually. The care of fruit, as a rule, falls to the lot of women and children, the work not being heavy, nor the orchards very large, though they are great in number. The result is that dried fruit constitutes an unrecognized source of wealth which annually brings thousands of dollars into the Territory, and by which the thrifty housewife is enabled to add many comforts to her home, without
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RESOURCES OF UTAH.
which she would otherwise be obliged to content herself. Southern Utah, below the rim of the basin, is peculiarly adapted to vineyards, and to the manufacture of wine. Shrubbery, flowers and shade trees abound and are growing in numbers and in excellence yearly. There is no estimate of the value of the latter, but when a sale or purchase of land is meditated the number and the kind of flowers, lawns and shade trees make a vast difference in the commercial values of a place. Millions of dollars, unaccounted for in the material value of the Territory, exist, observed only as they please the eye and gratify the taste of the beholder.
STOCK-RAISING.
Next to mining, stock has brought more interchangeable wealth or money into the Territory than any other resource. The pasturage for cattle is yearly decreasing, two causes being at work to produce such a result ; first, land once common for grazing is now being taken up and used for agricultural purposes, pure and simple ; second, and by far the more power- ful reason, is the wonderful increase in sheep. Sheep, at present, are much cheaper to keep and give far greater returns, by reason of their rapid in- crease and because of the wool clip which grows in proportion with the numerical strength of the animals. The vast sheep herds and the immense wool clips, as compared with former years, mark a clear gain.
The people are inbreeding a higher strain into their cattle, and the desire to introduce finer blood into horses has grown with astonishing rapidity and is bearing the most pleasing fruits. There is foundation for the assertion that Utah is singularly a country qualified to produce a fine and healthy race of horses. The reason is to be found in the altitude, with our fine and bracing air, which is pre-eminently calculated to produce a healthy and large-lunged horse. The excellent range is an additional reason. The bunch grass growing along the low foot hills and high in the canyon ravines is admitted to be as nutritious as any grass known. It produces large limbs and superior muscle. These two elements, producing large lungs, powerful limbs and strong; and elastic muscles, are winning for Utah an enviable reputation as a horse-breeding section. Horses, as well as sheep, are a rapidly increasing source of wealth in the Territory ; and the desire for a better and still better strain of blood is so general as to justify the belief that Utan will soon boast as fine a quality of horse flesh in general, and in particular, as the most favored section of the United States.
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