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Causey & Fuge, saloon.
Cecil J. B, groceries.
Chadd Michael, vegetables, etc.
Chamberlin J. W., nursery. Chambers R. C., capitalist.
Chapman & Whitock, dentists.
Cheshire & Baxter, harness.
Christiansen N. C. & Bro., harness. Chronicle Publishing Company.
UTAH GAZETTEER.
Clark H., tailor. Clark, Eldredge & Co., groceries. Clark & Jacobson, barbers. Clasbey J. T., liquors. Clawson H. B., hides, wool, etc. Clawson S. H., dentist. Clawson Spencer, wholesale dry goods Clayton John, cutlery.
Clinton Mrs. Emma, hair store. Clute E. R., dray and express.
l'ohn Bros .. dry goods. Colin H. & Co., produce, hide and wool. Callister & Bull, Star Printing Co. Colorado Coal and Iron Co., W. A. Wet- more, agent.
Condie & Burt, grade contractors. Conklin J. C. & Co., sampling mill.
Connelly J., groceries, confectionery. Continental Oil and Transportation Co. Cook John, market.
Cook Mrs., millinery.
C'ook, Hestmark & Co., mf'gs iron furn. Cook & Judd, blacksmiths.
Cook & Randall, confectionery.
Coombs Bros., painters.
Cooper Bros., real estate agents.
Cooper Charles, notions.
('o-op. Blacksmith Shop. Co-op. Furniture Company.
C'ottle & Mullet, gents' furnishing goods. Cowling C., groceries. Crosier Mrs. L. A., restaurant.
Crow Charles H., harness.
Crowton Frederick, gasfitter.
Croxall J., groceries. Culmer G. F. & Bros., groceries, etc.
Cunnington & Co., groceries, hardware. Curtis. Theodore, tent maker.
Cutler F. W., cigars.
Cutler Bros., groceries.
Daft A. J., capitalist. Daggett Ellsworth, mining engineer.
Darke S. W. & Co., ins., real estate agts.
Davey C., soap factory. Davies Louis, preserved flowers.
Davis George W., groceries.
Davis John, hotel.
Davis Howe & Co., foundry.
Daynes John, pianos, sewing machines. Daynes & Coulter, music.
Denlialter H., Son & Co., bottling works.
Deseret Agricultural and Mf'g. Co.
Deseret Carriage and Wagon Co.
Deseret National Bank.
Deseret News Co., T. E. Taylor, mgr. Deseret Woolen Mills. Diehl Chris., barber.
Dinwoodey, H., furniture, etc.
Donelson Bros., dry goods.
Downing J. G., physician.
Dunford G., boots, shoes and clothing. Dunford A. B., dentist.
Dunne D., iron foundry.
Durst & Van Horn, fancy groceries.
Dwyer Maggie, books and stationery. Dye Mrs. C. E., millinery. Eames J., second-hand store.
Eardley James W., general store.
Eddington W. & Sons, groceries. Eighteenth Ward Store, W. Hart, prop. Elder J. B., grain. Eliason O. L., jewelry. Empire Mining & Milling Company. Engstrom J. P., cabinet maker. Erb G. S., hotel. Erickson John, saloon. Evans W., stable. E'vans & Spencer, cigars, tobacco.
SPENCER CLAWSON, Wholesale Dry Goods, 51 to 55 S., Main St., Salt Lake City.
Ewing S. C., hotel.
Fageren J., boot and shoe maker. Farrell J. W., asbestos.
Felt J. G., wholesale boots and shoes. Felt A. W. & Co., groceries, etc.
Ferguson G. C., watchmaker.
Ferguson J. X., livery.
Fourteenth Ward Co-op. Store.
Fowler Allen, physician. Frantsen A., groceries, etc.
Frink M. R., teas. Frisco Mining and Smelting Co.
Furster J. B., groceries.
Galligan John, dry goods.
Gardiner Robert, confectionery.
Gemmill A. L., saloon.
Germania Smelting & Refining Co.
Gilmer, Salisbury & Co., exp. and stage Company.
Gilroy L. A., restaurant.
Godbe W. S., miner.
Godbe, Pitts & Co., wholesale and retail druggists.
Goldberg L., wholes'e and ret. clothing. Goldberg S., tailor.
Goldsmith & Co., wholesale and retail clothing. Goldsticker M., market.
Gordon J. & Sons, gen'l store and mill. Gould Abram, coal agent.
Graham J. C. & Co., printers, etc.
Grant H. J. & Co., insurance agents.
Gray N. P., saloon.
Great Western Match Factory Co.
Great Western Trunk Factory.
Greene James & Sons, subscription.
Gregory Mrs. J. E., hair goods.
Griffitlı D. J., saloon.
Groves W. H., den tist.
Guiver & Papworth, meat.
Gundland N. G., groceries and dry goods.
Gustaveson C. J., harness, etc.
Hagman John, tailor.
Hall S. A., grocerics. Hamilton J. F., physician.
Hanauer A., agent ore buyer.
Harding Mrs. M. J., groceries.
Hardy Bros. & Burton, general store.
Hardy & Kendall, groceries and produce.
Hargrove Miss S., dressmaker.
Harper T. E., general store.
Harris Ed., cigars, etc. Harris Thomas, piano polisher.
Harrison E. L. T., architect.
Harvey B. C., saloon. Hauerbach Adolplı, clock maker.
Haynes & Son, boiler makers.
Heldberg & Fernstrom merchant tailors.
Heesch & Ellerbeck, gasfitters.
Heil J., ice dealer.
Heinau M., barber.
Hennefer & Son, barbers.
Henry J., clothing.
Hepworth J., butcher.
Herald Printing and Publishing Co.
Heusser J., gunsmith.
Higgins L. E., plysiciar ..
Hill & Trewhela, saloon.
Hodder & Co., pickles, etc.
Hodges W. A., assayer.
Hodge W. D., saloon. Hogle Bros., saloon etc.
Holmbert J., groceries. Home Coal Co.
Hooper W. J., boot and shoe maker.
Hopper A. & Co., wagons, etc. Hopwood Mrs. E., restaurant. Horn Silver Mining Co.
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UTAH GAZETTEER.
Horsley Mrs. C. R., groceries.
Howard William, saloon.
Hower & Reynolds, photographers.
Hughes William, shoemaker.
Hulbert Bros., carpet weavers.
Husler G., flour mills.
Hutchinson & Busby, carriage shops.
Hyde & Pettit, produce, etc.
James D. J., jewelry.
James David, plumber, gasfitter, stoves etc. Janes Mrs. J. W., millinery.
Jenkins J. W. & Sons, saddlers.
Jennings T. W., boots, shoes and cloth- ing.
Jennings Bros., mcat.
Jennings W. & Sons, general store.
Jenson J. S., watchinaker.
Johnson Aaron, tailor.
Johnson A., shoemaker.
Johnson J., groceries.
Johnson A. J. & Co., agricultural impl's. Jones G. R., limc.
Jones J. W., groceries and dry goods.
Jones William, watchmaker.
Jones T. R. & Co., bankers and brokers.
Joncs & Jacobs, mining and milling machinery. Joslin & Park, jewelry, ctc.
Jungk & Fabian, in'd'se and brokers.
Kahn Bros., whole ale grocers.
Kelly A. H. & Bro., book binders.
Kelly S. R., saloon.
Kelsey Eli B., real estate agent.
Kelsey G. W. & Son, groceries.
Kerr J. W., cattle and mining.
Keysor J. B., dentist.
Kimball & Lawrence, mining and ins.
Kingsford Mrs., groceries.
Koehler Herinan, oils.
Lambert & Cannon, printers.
Lange & Gebhart, Idaho Bakery.
Lapham Mrs. M. G., patterns.
Larson J. M., model and pattern maker. Lawrence Joab, mining operator.
Lefler J. M., miller.
Leviberg J., tobacco, cigars and saloon. Levin M., shoemaker.
Levy D., tailor. Levy S., tobacco and infg. of cigars.
Lipman M. H., clothing, etc. Little F., capitalist. Little F. W., broker.
Little, Roundy & Co., queensware and tinware. Lloyd J., shoemaker. Lollin J., saloon.
Long Mrs. B. S., notions.
Longmore William, tailor. Lowe G. A., wagons and agr. imps.
Lowe & Clasbey, hardware.
Lowell J. W. Wagon Co., agr. imps. Lucas James, groceries. Luke G. A. & Co., knitted goods.
Lyman & Wallace, capitalists.
Lyndberg F. G., groceries. McCarty M. C., saloon. McCord William, tents and awnings.
McCornick & Co., bankers.
McDonald J., confec'y and groceries. McDonough J., notions.
McDuff Bros., lime. McKimmins M., livery. McKnight & Okey, sash and blinds. McLarren J., rubber stamps. Mc Vicker J., assaycr. Mackintosh R, ore sampler. Madsen Mrs. E., milliner.
Martini C., upholsterer. Martin Lewis, miner. May J. L., assayer. Morgan Smelter, The Morris Robert, tanner. Moss W. J., harness. Mueller Bros., bakery. Mulloy & Paul, livery. Noble J. K., tailor. Olsen C. M., cigars. Ordner & Jones, saloon. SPENCER CLAWSON, Wholesale Dry Goods, 51 to 55 S., Main St., Salt Lake City. Niltzgren Jacob, saloon.
Madsen H., second-hand store. Madsen Mrs. L., second-hand store. Madsen P. W., furniture.
Madsen P. W. & Co., stoves and tinware.
Malquist J. and Bro., wagon maker.
Malsh J., tobacco and cigars.
Manning J., trunk factory. Margetts George B., greengroceries.
Margetts Philip, liquors.
Margetty R. B., estate of, brewery.
Marrier Bros., Turkish baths.
Marks Annie, clothing, boots and shoes.
Martenson L. C., cabinet maker
Matz Amelia. millinery.
Mayncs J. A. & Co., stationery.
Meears Geo. A., wholesale liquors.
Meredith, Galligher & Jones, trunks.
Merrill & Wincgar, saloon.
Midgley & Sons, painters, etc.
Midgley Joshua, painter, etc.
Miller John H., news agent.
Milner & Yeager, blacksmiths.
Mingo Furnace Company.
Monheim & Knapp, architects.
Monson F. I., stereoscopic views.
Monson & Naylor, general store.
Moore, Allen & Co., drugs.
Morganson I., shoemaker.
Moritz & Cullen, brewery.
Morris Elias, fire brick, marble, cont'r.
Morris J., feed and hay.
Morris W. C., painter. Morton & Tufts, wines and liquors.
Muzzell Heber J., cigars and tobacco.
Nathan Samuel J., clothing.
Naylor & Pikc, black-mithis, etc.
Needham S. A., general store.
Neilson & Co., cigars and tobacco.
Nelden F. H. & Co., printers.
Nelden & Co., merchandise brokers.
Nelden & Roberts, drugs, etc.
Newberry E., restaurant and confec'y.
New Emma Silver Mining Co., limited.
Newland & VanDam, groceries.
Newman & Reed, saloon.
Nitzgen & Vahlert, butchers.
Noble, Wood & Co., gents' furnishing goods. Noble Chas. F. A., lunch stand.
Northwestern Forwarding Co.
Nunn C. W., veterinary surgeon.
O'Reilly E. (Mrs. T. B., ) clothing.
Oblad & Knight, carriage and wagon shops.
Olson Emil O., merchant tailor. Olson Mrs. Pauline, millinery. Ontario Silver Mining Co. Oniaha Live Stock Co.
Osborne D. M. & Co., agricultural im- plements; J. Miller, agent.
Pacific Wagon & Implement Co., (in- corporated). Page E. J., tents.
Mason & Co., lumber, etc.
Mather Helen, dressmaker.
Mattison L. B., agricultural implements.
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UTAH GAZETTEER.
Palmerson II. P. & Co., printers. Park, Lacy & Co., machinery. Parry Jos. H. & Co., news and book. Parsons C. HI. & Co., stationery. Parsons Thomas, soda water. Patten Henry, harness.
Patten T. C., groceries.
Payne George (Oswald), manufacturer boots and shoes. Payne Win. oysters.
Pearce Chas., tinner. Pearson T. K., locksmith.
Pearson Wni., groceries, etc.
Peck Bros., blacksmiths.
Pembroke Herbert, stationery.
Pendleton A. J. & Son, blacksmiths.
Pendleton & Rideout, blacksmiths.
People's Implement Company.
Peters R., manufacturer lasts.
Peterson E. J., groceries, etc.
Peterson John A., general store.
Peterson W. H., butcher.
Phelps II. E., varieties. Phillips M. C., tobacco and cigars.
Phillips A. J & Co., retail drugs.
Pickard W. L., leather, harness, etc.
Pi kering, Ed., groceries.
Pisko & Co., whol. tobacco and cigars. Pitt W. A., hotel. Pitt J. W. & Co., saloon.
Platt Francis, saddles and harness.
Podlech Augustus, hotel and billiards. Pointer James, tinner.
Popper C., butcher and trader in cattle. Pratt A., music. Price & Clive, groceries and produce. Pritchard Thos., groceries. Pugsley Philip, capitalist.
Puzey H., blacksmith.
Quin G. W., carver.
Quinn I. G., groceries.
Raybould W. F., stationery and notions. Read S. G., general store and books.
Reading Jolin, flowers and nursery.
Reed & McVey, auctioneers aud com- mission. Reedall H. S., cracker bakery. Ree e L. M., fruits and confectionery. Reid J. H., harness. Reiser Henry, watchmaker.
Remington, Jolmison & Co., wholesale groceries. Reynolds Andrew, groceries. Richan W., tinware. Riggs O. H., sewing machines. Riser Geo. C., boots and shoes.
Rivers Bros., wall paper, picture frames, etc. Rix C., manufacturer crackers. Roberts Byron, saloon. Rocky Mountain Electric Light Co. Rose T. W., contractor and builder. Rowe W. P., meat market.
Ruban J. J., shoemaker. Rumell Mrs. A., millinery.
Rumell & Barrows, groceries. Rundquist ( has. F., wagon shops. Russell J. E. S., billiard saloon. Sadler Win., groceries, boots and shoes. Salisbury Ben & Son, groceries and mer- chandise. Salt Lake City Hor-e Car R. R.
Salt Lake City Power, Light & Heating Co. Salt Lake City Forwarding Co. Salt Lake City Foundry & Machine Co. Salt Lake City Gas Co. Salt Lake City Match Factory.
SPENCER CLAWSON, Wholesale Dry Goods, 51 to 55 S., Main St., Salt Lake City.
Salt Lake City Rubber Stamp Co. Salt Lake City Surgical Institute. Salt Lake City Tea Store. Salt Lake City Transfer Co. Salt Lake Theatre, Caine and Clawson, managers.
Sandberg John C., furniture. Sanders W. C., harness.
Sanders J., fruit and green groceries. Savage C. R., photographer, statuary and books. Saville Geo., shoemaker. Schoppe F. E., tinware and stoves. Schnttler Bros., gastitters.
Scott G. M. & Co., wholesale and retail hardware. Scott & Anderson, samplers.
Serace E., confectionery. Seabury & Johnson, wholesale drugs.
Seager John, saloon.
Sears Isaac, grain and produce.
Sears & Liddle, grain, glass and paints. Sebree Howard, wagons and ag'l impls. Second South Street Cable Tramway Co. Sells E. & W. H., lumber.
Senior & Rand, salt, oil, lamps, etc.
Sharp John, sewing machine repairer. Sharp & Taylor, dentist.
Sherwood G. H., shoemaker.
Showell Tom & Sons, livery.
Sierra Nevada Lumber Association.
Silver W. J., machinist. Simon Bros., fancy dry g'ds and inill'y.
Simpson J. W., groceries and cigars. Simpson & Son, calciminers.
Singer Sewing Machine Company.
Skewes William, undertaker. Skillicorn & Meakin, saloon.
Slade George W., shoemaker.
Smedley W. E., insurance agent.
Smith George S., photography.
Smith Henry, seeds.
Smith J. M., foundry.
Smith Jane S., mfr. baskets and brooms. Smith James, groceries.
Smith T. G. M., shoemaker.
Smith W. S., fruit, oysters, fish, etc.
Smith A. C. & Co., retail drugs.
Smyth R., manufacturer of hats.
Snell J. W., salt.
Snell & Snell, manufact'rs chemicals, etc.
Snellgrove E., shoemaker.
Solomon Bros. & Gold, boots and shoes.
Sorensen & Carlquist, furniture.
Soute J. P. & Co., spring beds.
Sowles & Miller, sewing machines.
Spencer & Kimball, boots and shoes.
Spiers Adam, general store.
Spiers A. & H., blacksmiths. Sproat Christopher, tailor. Staines Mrs., nursery.
Standart & Cattanach, physicians. Stearns H. O., confectionery and rest'nt. Steinhart P., specialist.
Sterritt & Warnock, fire brick.
Stevenson C. L., civil engineer. Stevenson Mrs. M. L., millinery.
Stevenson W. & J., market.
St. James Hotel, A. Greenewald, prop.
Strickland Mrs. HI., millinery. Stromberg Joseph A., tailor.
Studebaker Bros. Manufacturing Co., J. B. Glass, manager. Sundback C. J., bedsteads. Swaner E. J. & Co., jewelry. Tavey Joseph, baker. Taylor Mrs. H., fancy goods. Taylor J. W., undertaker.
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UTAH GAZETTEER.
Taylor J. E., undertaker.
Taylor John & Son, tailors.
Taylor, Romney & Armstrong, pl'g mill. Tcasdel S. P., general store. Therning J., tailor.
Thurgood George, meat.
Thirteenth Ward Co-op. Mercantile In- stitution, J. P. Freese, manager. Thomas N. & Co., groceries.
Thompson James, varietics and cloth'g. Thompson Bros., book agents.
Thompson & Shurtliff, livery.
Tomney Peter, saloon.
Treseder R. D., tailor.
Tribune Prtg. & P. Co. (incorporated.)
Tuckfield Thomas, Utah Boiler Works.
Tufts & Nystrom, liquors.
Tullidge & Co., painters.
Tunnel Saloon, H. Wagner, proprietor.
Turner James, shoemaker.
Turngreen E., drugs.
Twentieth Ward Co-op. Store.
Uebel A., saloon.
United Order Merchant Tailors.
Utah Contract Co., Doremus & Smith.
Utah Forwarding Co.
Utah Furniture Co.
Utah Iron Manufacturing Co.
Utah Lime & Cement Co.
Utah Packing Co.
Utah Sampling Mills.
Utah Soap Manufacturing Co.
Utalı Steam Cracker Manufacturing Co. Utah & Wyoming Improvement Co.
Ulter & Potter, groceries.
Vanderbilt Milling & Smelting Co.
Verr & Caldwell, meat.
Waldron R. S., clothing, notions, etc. Walker Jos., carriage and wagon shops.
Walker Opera House, John Maguire, manager.
SPENCER CLAWSON, Wholesale Dry Goods, 51 to 55 S., Main St., Salt Lake City,
Walker Bros., capitalists and bankers. Walsh O. S., tinner, stoves, etc. Wanless Charles, producc. Ward A., oculist.
Warnock R., agricultural implements. Watson Bros., marble and builders.
Watson & Williams, groceries. Watters I., loan.
Wells Mrs. E. B., publisher Woman's Exponent. Wells Henry R., broker.
Wells, Fargo & Co., Bank and Express.
West J. W., meat market.
Whipple W., carriage painter.
Whitaker Elijah, capitalist.
Whitaker S. H. & Co., variety store.
Whitehead G. A., saloon. Whittemore B. F., grocerics and saloon.
Whitworth O. G., grocerics.
Wickle & Son, livery.
Wiggins L. E., physician.
Wilder E. B., mining engineer.
Wilkinson Mrs. W. B., millinery.
Wilkinson W. B., groceries.
Willard Miss, book agent.
Williams A. L., coal. Withingworth W., m'f'r of trunks.
Wood William, meat.
Woods James, second-hand store.
Worthington H. J., grocerics.
Wurzburg L., market.
Yearian W. H. & Co., hats, caps, gents' f'sh'ng goods, steam laundry.
Young Bros., sewing machines. Young L. D. & A., boots and shoes.
Youngberg & Schade, saloon.
Z. C. M. I., drugs.
Z. C. M. I., H. S. Eldredge, Sup't.
Z. C. M. I., produce. Z. C. M. 1. Shoe Factory. Z. C. M. I. Savings Bank.
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UTAH GAZETTEER
UTAH HOT SPRINGS.
The Great Water Cure of the West.
LOCATED EIGHT MILES NORTH OF OGDEN, UTAH, On the Utah & Northern Division of the Union Pacific R'y.
T HESE Springs rise and flow from the base of the Wasatch Range at a temperature of
131 degrees Fahrenheit, and a close analysis of their waters, by Prof. SPENCER F. BAIRD, of the Smithsonian Institute, Washington, D. C., shows them to contain the following :
Silica 2.687
Alumina
0.234
Calcium Sulphate
18.074
Calcium Chloride 170.498
Potassium Chloride 97.741
Sodium Chloride 1052.475
Magnesium Chloride 8.167
Magnesium Carbonate 11.776
and Carbonate of Iron in heavy deposits. The figures represent grains to the gallon.
These Springs flow about 156,000 gallons every twenty-four hours, and in hundreds of cases have proved a perfect specific for the following diseases :
Gout, Rheumatism in any and all forms, Erysipelas, Dyspepsia, Constipation. Hemorrhoids, Catarrh in every form, Scrofula, Diabetes, Leucorrhea, Syphilis, Chronic Dysentery, Dropsy in all forms, Piles, Jaundice, Lead Colic, Gonorrhea, and Syphilitic troubles in all stages and forms.
THE BATHING ACCOMMODATIONS
at present are No. 1, as late improvements have been made, including a number of private tubs and a vapor or steam bath; and besides supplying the baths inside, this won- derful medicated fluid is run into an outside
SUMMER BATH,
166 by 204 feet, three feet deep at the upper side and about seven feet deep at the lower side, with runs and spring-boards which afford amusement for from 300 to 400 people at one time. As the trains from Ogden to the Springs run daily, thousands of people are enabled to visit them, yearly, at the LOW FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP (FROM OGDEN) OF FIFTY CENTS.
As a Summer Resort these Springs are fast becoming the most popular of any in the West, and their curative properties are second to none in the World, as hundreds who have been afflicted can testify.
The hotel is provided with first-class beds, and the table is set with the best the market affords. Guests will find every accommodation that can add to their comfort. The Hot Springs form a regular station on the Utah & Northern Railway, and as all trains stop at the door of the Hotel,
INVALIDS
may be conveyed to their roonis in a few moments with the greatest of care, as the pro- prietor is ever on the lookout for the welfare of his guests.
Among the many hundreds of references obtained from people who have been cured of the above-named inaladies I only append a few, and the undersigned physicians, the best in our land, having cheerfully recommended and approved of these baths and the drinking of these thermal waters for the diseases above mentioned, it is useless for me to add any more:
J. D. CARNAHAN, M.D., Fourth Street, Ogden, E. ULRICH, M.D., A. S. CONDON., M.D., Main
T. E. MITCHELL, M.D.,
Thanking friends and patrons for past favors and hoping to merit a continuance for coming seasons, I remain as ever,
Respectfully Yours,
R. H. SLATER, PROP'R.
N.B .-- Address all correspondence to Tyner, Box Elder Co., Utah,
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U'I AH GAZETTEER.
PEOPLE'S CO-OP. INSTITUTION,
DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Lumber, Doors and Windows, FARMING UTENSILS AND MACHINERY, LEHI, - - - UTAH. THOS. R. CUTLER, Supt.
TRANE, EVANS & Co., LEHI, UTAH, DEALERS IN GERERAL MERCEARDISE Wagons, Machines and Farming Implements, AT D. & R. G. DEPOT.
AMERICAN FORE HOUSE, AMERICAN FORK, UTAH, ROBERT KEPPERNICK, PROPRIETOR.
Ample accommodations for Tourists. Buggies and Saddle Horses constantly on hand. Conducts and guides travelers up the celebrated American Fork Canyon, the Yosemite of Utah, where can be witnessed some of the grandest and most beautiful scenery on the American continent.
TERMS REASONABLE, ASK FOR "BOE."
SPRINGVILLE THEATRE,
SPRINGVILLE THEATRICAL Co., PROPS,
One of the finest theatrical buildings in Utah County. On the D. & R. G. and U. C. Railway lines. Everything convenient. Good accommo- dations. Large and commodious stage and good scenery. Seating capacity, 600. Correspondence solicited. Address-
SPRINGVILLE THEATRICAL CO,
Springville, Utah County, Utah,
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UTAH GAZETTEER.
Payson Co-op. Institut'n
-Dealers in- GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
In connection, one of the Finest Flouring Mills in the Territory. J. S. PAGE, Supt. Payson City, Utah.
MRS. E. SENIOR. -A full and complete Stock of-
MILLINERY
Always on hand. In constant receipt of all THE LATEST NOVELTIES, In this line, as well as in LADIES' GENERAL OUTFITTING. Ladies' Straw Hats cleaned and altered to prevailing Style.
MAIN STREET, PAYSON CITY, UTAH.
T. D. GOUGH,
Payson, Utah, Dealer in
Pure Drugs and Medicines,
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, Perfumery, Brushes, Combs, Notions, etc., Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal Use.
Good Goods at Reasonable prices. Give us a call.
LADIES' EMPORIUM.
MRS. M. D. SIMONS,
MILLINERY, DRY GOODS,
Notions, Etc., etc., etc.
PAYSON CITY, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH. Postoffice Box, 3S.
ALMA CHIYRELL,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
Roots and Shoes
Of every description.
Special attention to Custom Work. Sign of the RED BOOT, Main Street, PAYSON CITY, Utah. 4.1
LOUIS GARFF,
Dealer in .. GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND JEWELRY, LEHI. UTAH.
PRODUCE Bought and Sold.
Agent Eldredge S. M., Wagon Timber, etc.
J. L. GIBB,
LEHI, UTAH
- Manufacturer and Dealer in-
HAND-MADE BOOTS & SHOES
Latest Patterns and Best Workman- ship guaranteed.
All orders promptly and satisfactorily executed
CITY HOTEL
Lehi, Utah.
First-class accommodations at reasonable rates for travelers and teams.
Half block southeast of U. C. Depot.
JOHN AUSTIN, Proprietor.
LEHI HOUSE,
Mrs. S. A. Smith, Prop.
Comfortable accommodations and Meal-
at all hours.
Half block east of D. & R. G. Depot.
JOHN WOODHOUSE,
LEHI, .
-
UTAH.
- Dealer in-
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and CAPS.
Highest Price Paid for Produce. Opposite D. & R. G. depot.
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UTAH GAZETTEER.
OPERA
ROUSE, Proprietors,
Payson Opera House Company,
On the Utah Central and Denver & Rio Grande Railway Lines.
One of the Largest Opera Houses South of Salt Lake, also the Most Commodious in Utah Co.
Large Stage. Good Scenery. Seating Capacity, 800. Good Accom- modations. Everything Convenient. Correspondence Solicited.
BETTS & MEMMETT, MANAGERS. Payson City, Utah County, Utah.
Nephi Co-operative Institution,
DEALERS IN .
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, GRAIN and PRODUCE
Hardware, Notions, Harness, Etc.
GENERAL SUPPLY STORE, Nephi, Juab Co. WM. PAXMAN, Supt.
HARRY AYNES,
MURRAY, P. O., UTAH,
chandise, Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR GRAIN, BUTTER, EGGS AND GENERAL PRODUCE.
Also a First-class Billiard Hall Adjoining
BATTLE CREEK CO-OP., Pleasant Grove, Utah,
Dealers in General Merchandise,
Consisting of Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps. Men's Clothing, Hardware, Wagons, Buggies, Agricultural Implements, Sewing Machines, Organs, Etc., Etc.
Buy and Sell Grain, Flour, Lumber, Shingles, Lath, and do a General Trading and Exchange Business. Located on Main Street. B. W. DRIGGS, Supt.
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UTAH GAZETTEER.
WM. R. WEBB & SON,
AMERICAN FORK, - Manufacturers and Dealers in --
Bunts & Shoes
The Latest Patterns Made Promptly to Orders. All work Guaranteed.
TERMS - REASONABLE.
Millard House,
AMERICAN FORK, UTAH TER'Y. - -0-
Comfortable accommodations for travel- er- and teams at reasonable rates. Con- veyances furnished tourists' parties.
Half a Block North of Postoffice.
HERBERT BATE
AMERICAN FORK, Dealer in General Merchandise.
GRAIN AND ALL PRODUCE Bought and Sold.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and Fur- nishing Goods at reasonable rates.
SPANISH FORK
CO-OPERATIVE INSTITUTION
Dealers in
DRYGOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, Fancy Notions, Farm Implements, FLOUR, GRAIN, ETC. Spanish Fork City, - - T'tah. JOHN MOORE, Superintendent.
The New Store.
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, NOTIONS,
Men's Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Farming Implements, Machinery, Etc., Etc. GRAIN, PRODUCE, FLOUR, Erc.
Correspondence Solicited.
W. V. BLACK & CO., Deseret, Millard Co., Ftah.
P. Y. J.
Billiard Parlor a Saloon
FRED, MEAKIN.
Opposite P. V. JJ. Depot.
First-class Liquors and Cigars. Bottled Goods constantly on hand.
CALL AND SEE ME.
Kingston Woolen Mills
Manufacturers of the Best Grades of FLANNELS, LINSEYS, YARNS, JEANS, Etc.
Correspondence invited and patronage solicited. Orders promptly filled and satisfaction guaranteed. Highest Market price paid for Wool. All kinds of grease taken in exchange for goods.
KING BROS., PROP'S, Kingston, Pinte Co., Utah.
MINERSVILLE CO-OP.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Boots, Shoes, CLOTHING, GRAIN, PRODUCE, ETC. A full line of General Merchandise. WM. WOOD, SR., Supt. Minersville, Beaver County, Utah.
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