USA > Utah > Utah state gazetteer and business directory > Part 12
Note: The text from this book was generated using artificial intelligence so there may be some errors. The full pages can be found on Archive.org (link on the Part 1 page).
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8 | Part 9 | Part 10 | Part 11 | Part 12 | Part 13 | Part 14 | Part 15 | Part 16 | Part 17 | Part 18 | Part 19 | Part 20 | Part 21 | Part 22 | Part 23 | Part 24 | Part 25 | Part 26 | Part 27 | Part 28 | Part 29 | Part 30 | Part 31 | Part 32 | Part 33 | Part 34 | Part 35 | Part 36 | Part 37 | Part 38 | Part 39 | Part 40 | Part 41 | Part 42 | Part 43 | Part 44 | Part 45 | Part 46 | Part 47 | Part 48 | Part 49 | Part 50 | Part 51 | Part 52 | Part 53 | Part 54 | Part 55 | Part 56 | Part 57 | Part 58 | Part 59 | Part 60 | Part 61 | Part 62 | Part 63 | Part 64 | Part 65 | Part 66 | Part 67 | Part 68 | Part 69 | Part 70 | Part 71 | Part 72 | Part 73 | Part 74 | Part 75
Cheney Clarence, blacksmith.
Gordon Thomas W, orchestra.
Hodges Joseph L, constable. Hodges N M, grain dealer.
Irwin Joseph, genl store.
Kearl Mrs Ann, hotel. Nebeker Aquilla, live stock.
Robinson George H, genl store. Robinson Heber C, music teacher.
Robinson Joseph, band leader.
SATTERTHWAITE J W, Postmaster and Justice of Peace. Satterthwaite O P, barber. Wahlstrom N O, blacksmith.
Webb George H, carpenter.
LAKE VIEW.
Is a small station in the northern part of Utah county on the O. S. L. R.
U. S. MEDICAL & SURGICAL REGISTER
Contains Names of all Physicians, Hospitals, Asylums, Eto. R. L. POLK & CO., Publishers. Salt Lake City.
UNION CENTRAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF CINCINNATI, OHIO
ASSETS, $22,000,000.00
We loan our money on good farms in Utah and Idaho through
Miller & Viele
of Salt Lake City, our financial correspondents.
LAK
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
LAY 125
R. near the Utah Lake, 42 miles south of Salt Lake City and 6 miles from Provo City.
LAMSON'S.
Is a small station located in the south- ern part of Salt Lake county near the boundary line, on the main line of the R. G. W. Ry., 22 miles south of Salt Lake City.
LA SAL.
A small mining village located in the northeastern portion of San Juan coun- ty, 40 miles north of Monticello, the county seat, 70 from Thompson's, its shipping point, and 135 from Grand Junction, Colo., its banking town. It is entrely a mining and farming com- munity. Mail daily. Population 75. F N Prewer postmaster.
Albreicht Win, farmer. Allred Burt, farmer. Carpenter T B, live stock. Case L C R, miner. Clagett H, farmer. Cunningham J M, live stock. Dailey Thomas, miner. Lasley B F, miner. McConkey_ miner.
Mathews Wm, miner. Maxwell Wm, farmer. Miller F, miner. Pitts E, farmer. Prator Joseph, miner.
PREWER FRED N, Postmaster and Farmer.
Prewer Joseph, live stock. Roberson R F, live stock. Roberson W E, live stock. Skews J B, miner. Skews Robert, miner. Tibbetts Wm, live stock. Winbourn E C, miner. Winbourn Richard, miner.
LATIMER.
Is a small station located in the west- ern part of Iron county, on the U. & P. R. R., about 280 miles from Salt Lake City.
LAWRENCE.
A small postoffice in the northern part of Emery county, 9 miles northwest of Castle Dale, the county seat, and 25 from Price, its shipping point. It is lo- cated on Huntington Creek, which fur- nishes power for one saw mill. Has one L D S Church. Mail tri-weekly. Pop- ulation 200. Maryetta Bunnel post- mistress.
Burch P C, blacksmitlı. Day lra A, carpenter.
DAY & STAKER, Saw Mill.
Hill R W, live stock.
Lewis L, apiarist.
McArthur Wm H, live stock.
Roper Henry, apiarist.
Winters Adelbert, live stock.
LAYTON.
Is located on the O. S. L. and R. G. W. Rys, in the northern part of Davis county, 8 miles north of Farmington, the county seat, and 3 miles from Kays- ville, the nearest banking point. Has L D S and Episcopal Churches, good schools, an extensive flour mill plant, The Layton Milling and Elevator Co., with a capacity of over 100 barrels per day, substantial general stores, etc. Exp., Pacific and Wells, Fargo & Co. Tel.,
122 LaSalle St.,
Chicago, III.
J. M. MARRIOTT
Wholesale and Retail FRESH & CURED MEATS Home Rendered Lard, Etc. 265 S. MAIN ST., SALT LAKE CITY.
Clippings from 4000 Daily Newspapers, covering all matters pertaining to Real Estate and the Government of Cities, are published in every issue ofthe "Register." SEND FOR FREE SAMPLE COPY.
AMERICAN LAND MED TITLE REGISTER
SALT LAKE PORTRAIT CO. ARTISTS
142-144 W. South Temple St., Salt Lake City.
Offers the best oppor- tunities to young men who desire a business
126 LAY
UTAH STATE GAZETTEER LEE
W. U. Population 700. Rufus Adams, postmaster.
THIS TOWN CONNECTED BY Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co's LONG DISTANCE LINES® with all important Utah. Idaho. Montana and Wyoming points
Adams Joseph, apiarist.
Adams Rufus, mgr Adams & Sons Co and postmaster.
Adams & Sons Co, George W Adams pres, W B Nalder sec, Rufus Adams mgr, general store and blacksmiths.
Cowley Wm J, agt O S L R R, Pacific Exp and W U Tel Co.
Egbert Andrew J, carpenter.
Ellis Rev Henry (Episcopal).
ELLISON EPHRAIM P, Treas and Mgr Layton Milling and Elevator Co, Supt Farmers' Union and Dealer in Coal, Live Stock and Wool.
Evans & Nalder (Thomas Evans, Wm M Nalder), meats.
FARMERS' UNION, E P Ellison Supt, General Merchandise.
Farmers' Union Hall, E P Ellison mgr. Flint & Harod (Wm Flint, Joseph Har- od), saloon.
Layton Dairy Co, Thomas O'Brien mgr, cheese mnfrs.
LAYTON MILLING & ELEVATOR
Co, J H Bonnemort Pres, J W Thorn- ley V-Pres, George W Green Jr Sec, E P Ellison Treas and Mgr. Mnfrs of and Wholesale Dealers in Fine Flour, Gra- ham, Corn Meal, Bran and Shorts, Grain, etc. Salt Lake Office and Warehouse 337-339 W. 2nd South. All Communcations Must be Addressed to Layton, Utalı.
Ludwik Nels P, shoemaker. O'Brien Thomas, mgr Layton Dairy Co. Smith Jesse M, wool grower. Taylor Thomas, plasterer. Thornley John W, live stock. Watt Wm, blacksmith.
LEAD MINE.
Is a station located on the Bingham branch of the R. G. W. Ry, in the west-
ern part of Salt Lake county, 22 miles from Salt Lake City.
LEAMINGTON.
A town located in the extreme north- eastern corner of Millard county, on the O. S. L. R. R. and Sevier river, 47 miles north of Fillmore, the county seat, and about 30 from Nephi, its nearest bank- ing town. There is one smelter doing a good business, one L. D. S. church. Mail daily. Population 300. Joseph Overson, postmaster.
Greathouse John, genl store. Harder T W, genl store. Johnson C A, genl store.
Johnson J P & Son, carpenters and wa- gon makers.
Overson C, justice of peace.
Overson C & Sons, lead miners.
OVERSON JOSEPH, Postmaster and Farmer. Strange Huff, constable.
LEAMINGTON SMELTER.
Is a small railroad station located on the O. S. L. R. R., in the northeastern part of Millard county, near the boun- dary line, 126 miles from Salt Lake City and 38 miles from Nephi.
1 LEE.
A village located on the Weber river, in the central part of Morgan county, 5 miles from Morgan City, the county seat and shipping. point, and 18 from Ogden, its nearest banking town. Has one L. D. S. church. Pacific Express Co. W. Cleveland, Exp., R. R. and Tel. Agt.
Show Printing
Tribune Job Printing Co., Salt Lake City. COLOR WORK
PROVO, UTAH.
BRIGHAM YOUNG ACADEMY BUSINESS COLLEGE
education.
CALDER'S MUSIC PALACE
The Oldest, Largest and Leading Music House in the West.
45 & 47 W. First South St. SALT LAKE CITY.
LEE
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
LEH 127
Population 150. Hans J. Hansen, post- master.
Creddle C H, justice of peace.
Hansen Christ, carpenter.
HANSEN HANS J, Postmaster, Far- mer and Carpenter.
Johnson Andrew, carpenter.
Johnston Harmon, carpenter.
Johnston Isaac, constable and black- smith.
Madison Abe, grain and live stock.
Nelson W T, grain and live stock.
Peterson Nels, grain and live stock. Thurston John, grain and live stock.
LEEDS.
Is a country postoffice located in the central portion of Washington county, 18 miles northeast of St. George, its county seat, 96 from Milford, its ship- ping point, and 150 from Nephi, its banking town. Has one L. D. S. church, a good school. Mail daily. Population 150. Ira S. McMullin, postmaster.
Angell George, coffin maker.
McMullin David, blacksmith. Toquerville Co-op Mer Inst.
LE GRANDE.
Is a small station located on the Park City branch of the R. G. W. Ry., in the eastern part of Salt Lake county, 10 miles from Salt Lake City.
LEHI.
An incorporated village on the O. S. L. and R. G. W. Rys, in northern part of Utah county, 18 miles from Provo, the judicial seat. Has L. D. S. and Congre- gational churches, a bank, good public
schools and a live weekly newspaper, The Banner. The Utah Sugar Company's works, the largest in the inter-mountain region, are located here. Exp., Wells, Fargo & Co. and Pacific; Tel., W. U. Long-distance telephone connection. Pop- ulation 3000. Stephen W. Ross, post- master.
THIS TOWN CONNECTED BY Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co's LONG DISTANCE LINES with all important Utah. Idaho, Montana and Wyoming points.
Asher Wm, photographer.
Austin & Webb (Thomas Austin, Thomas Webb), live stock.
Bennett Austin R, barber.
Bowen John, blacksmith.
Bradder Arthur, marble works.
Bradshaw Bros (Richard F and John F), live stock.
Broadbent & Son (Joseph and Joseph S), genl store.
Campbell Charles J, agt O S L R R, Pacific Exp Co and W U Tel Co.
Christensen Nels C, nursery.
Comer Heber C, shoemaker.
CUTLER THOMAS R, Vice-Pres and Gen Mgr Utah Sugar Co. (See adv.)
DARLING NED E, Propr Darling's. DARLING'S, Ned E. Darling Propr.
Good Beds at Reasonable Prices, Res- taurant in Connection.
Dorton & Co (Joseph E Dorton), meats. Earls Bishop C, tinner.
ELLINGSON OLE, Cashier Lehi Com- mercial and Savings Bank.
Evans Abel J, lawyer.
Evans Mosiah, notary public.
Evans Prime, lawyer.
GARFF LOUIS, Dealer in General Merchandise. Full and Complete Line of Everything pertaining to a Well Equipped General Store, also Propr Lehi Opera House. Tel 16.
Gudmunsen Abraham, jeweler.
Hammer Hans, hotel and livery.
Harwood James, harnessmaker and no- tary public.
Heggie B F, saloon.
Hunger Wm A, fruit grower and apiarist.
L. L. DOWNING, Com. Agt., SALT LAKE CITY.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry.
ALL POINTS EAST.
TO
THE POPULAR LINE
IF YOU READ THIS, OTHERS WILL READ YOUR AD. IN THIS BOOK. Try the NEXT EDITION.
A POINTER.
R. L. POLK & CO., PUBLISHERS, Salt Lake City.
"SCENIC LINE
OF
THE WORLD."
DENVER & RIO GRANDE RAILROAD
B. H. GODDARD
REAL ESTATE and LOANS TELEPHONE 134-B. - OGDEN, UTAH.
412 UTAH LOAN & TRUST CO. BUILDING
128 LEH
UTAH STATE GAZETTEER LEL
Fine Job Printing. Prices Low. Subscription Price, $1.50 Per Year.
The Banner,
FRED JAMES, Editor and Manager. LEHI, UTAH.
Jacobs Mrs Harriet, milliner. JAMES FRED, Editor and Publisher Lehi Banner. (See adv.) Kirkham James, sec Lehi Creamery & Mfg Co.
Kirkham James & Sons (James, James M, Francis W and Oscar A), genl store. Kirkwood & Nilson, genl store.
Larsen Peter, meats, etc.
Larson Lars V, shoemaker.
LEHI BANNER, Fred James Editor and Publisher. (See adv.)
LEHI COMMERCIAL & SAVINGS Bank (capital $50,000), Thomas R Cutler Pres, Ira D Wines V-Pres, Ole Ellingson Cashr.
Lehi Creamery & Mfg Co, Morgan Evans pres, James Kirkham sec, James Har- wood treas.
LEHI OPERA HOUSE, Louis Garff Propr. Comparatively New House, New Scenery. Seating Capacity 700. Centrally located on Main Street, five blocks north of Sugar Factory.
Lehi Silver Band, J Y Smith leader. Martin John J, tinner.
Merrihew Edward C, dentist.
Merrihew Harry B, drugs.
Newton Samuel E Jr, blacksmith. Osterloh Herman E, baker.
PEOPLE'S CO-OPERATIVE INSTI- tution The, Thomas R Cutler Pres, Wm E Racker Sec and Supt, Jobbers and Dealers in Dry Goods. Groceries, Grain, Lumber, Furniture, Hardware, etc. Branch Store Near R G W Depot. RACKER WM E, Sec and Supt Peo- ple's Co-operative Institution. Roger T J, drugs.
Ross Stephen W, stationery and post- master.
Ross & Ross (John E and James E), genl store.
Sims Theodore, blacksmith. Smuin Band, James Smuin leader. Snow H Marshall, barber. Steele Robert E, physician.
STODDART MRS ADA, Propr Union Hotel, The Headquarters for Commer- cial Men.
UNION HOTEL, Mrs Ada Stoddart Propr, The First-class Hotel of the Town.
Utah County Light and Power Co, W E Racker pres, Prime Evans sec.
UTAH SUGAR CO, George Q. Cannon Pres, Thomas R Cutler V-Pres and Gen Mgr, Horace G Whitney Sec and Treas, Sugar Manufacturers. (See
Adv.)
Welsh Wm F, agt R G W Ry, Wells, Fargo & Co's Exp., and W U Tel Co. Whipple N Gay, carpenter.
Wilson Monroe, carpenter.
Wing Wm , livery.
LEHI JUNCTION.
Is a station located on the O S L RR just south of the northern boundary line of Utah county, 29 miles from Salt Lake City and 19 miles from Provo City. John A Cottrell freight, ticket and exp agt.
LELAND.
Is a small Government village, located in the western part of Uintah county, near the Indian Reservation, on the Uintah river, 35 miles west of Vernal,
FOR LISTS OF NAMES, R L. Polk & Co., ANY TRADE, BUSINESS OR PROFESSION, Address SALT LAKE CITY.
UTAH SUGAR CO.
WORKS AT LEHI, UTAH.
GEO. Q. CANNON, Pres. THOMAS R. CUTLER, Vice-Pres. HORACE G. WHITNEY, Sec. and Treas.
DIRECTORS.
GEO. Q. CANNON, THOMAS R. CUTLER,
Jos. F. SMITH, DADID ECCLES, W. B. PRESTON,
JAMES JACK, GEO. M. CANNON,
J. R. WINDER,
HEBER J. GRANT,
GEO. H. TAYLOR,
BARLOW FERGUSON, L. G. HARDY.
UTAH LUMBER CO.
F. S. MURPHY, Manager.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 255. W. South Temple Street,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
LEL
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
LEW 129
the county seat, and lt1 from Price, its nearest shipping point. Salt Lake City is its banking town. Has one Epis- copal Mission and only 19 population. John M Commons postmaster.
LEVAN.
An incorporated town of 500 popula- tion located in the eastern part of Juab county, near the O S L R R, 12 miles from Nephi, the county seat, and bank- ing town, and 5 from Juab, its shipping point. Has one L D S Church. Peter Thygersen postmaster.
Bear Henry, carpenter. Bosh Dilbert, meats. Christensen J C, hotel.
Excelsior Mercantile Co, J N Shepherd supt. Hofhains John, mason.
Hofhains Peter, mason.
Jorgensen H C L, carpenter and furni- ture dealer.
Levan Co-op Mercantile Institution, A L Jackman supt.
Mangelsen Charles, justice of peace.
Moss H W, constable.
Nielsen Mads, carpenter.
Rasmussen N P (Bishop L D S). Scow Niels, hotel.
Shepherd John W, genl store.
THYGERSEN PETER, Postmaster and Dealer in Agricultural Imple- ments.
Vankier C, shoemaker.
LEWISTON.
Is a village located close to northern boundary line of Cache county, 20 miles northwest of Logan, the county seat and banking town, and 6 to Richmond, its nearest shipping point. Nearest railroad
point is at Cove, 3 miles east. Lewiston is justly called we "Great Granery of Cache Valley," as immense quantities of grain are raised here. Dairying, farm- ing and stock raising are the chief in- dustries. Have good stores, schools and religious privileges. Mail daily. Popu- lation 1200. Christian Jacobson post- master.
THIS TOWN CONNECTED BY Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co's LONG DISTANCE LINES with all important Utah. Idaho. Montana and. Wyoming points.
Anderson Wooley, painter and decorator Blair Wm, carpenter.
Coley Harry, meats.
Daniellsen Herman, blacksmith and ma- chinist.
Egbert Mrs R N, hotel.
Hayball H & Co (Hyrum Hayball, Mor- ris Swinyard), genl store and grain. Holliday George, constable.
Hutteballe C, shoemaker.
Kent Samuel, grain buyer.
Lewis W H, Bishop of Lewiston Ward and cattle breeder.
Litz L, horse and cattle breeder.
Pond Bros (Martin & Joseph), sheep breeders.
Rollins A F, grain dealer.
Smith A D, sheep breeder.
Stevens Sidney Implement Co, Stocks & Son agts.
Stephenson F M, justice of peace.
Stocks & Son, agts Sidney Stevens Imp Co. Wilson Thomas, blacksmith.
LEWISTON CROSS ROADS.
Is a small station situated in the northern part of Cache county, 20 miles north of Logan, the county seat, also
Our Specialties have No Peers
Alakuma
Cough Drops
Fruit Tablets
Opera Bars
Penny Goods
Nougats
Molasses Kisses Super-Extra Chocolates Fine Mixed Goods
Manufactured by Startup Candy Co. PROVO CITY, UTAH.
THE KEELEY INSTITUTE 1 C
FOR THE CURE OF DRUNKENNESS First North St., bet. Main & West Temple, Salt Lake City
AND DRUG ADDICTIONS
9
BAND INSTRUMENTS
AT FERGUS COALTER MUSIC CO.
2 Doors south of Z. C. M. I., Salt Lake City.
ALF A. RUDY, Mgr.
S. BAMBERGER, Prest. 348 W. South Temple St.,
PACIFIC FEED MILL CO. MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF ROLLED FEED.
Wholesale and Retail Hay, Grain, Feed and Alfalfa Seed. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
130 LEW
UTAH STATE GAZETTEER LOA
the nearest banking and shipping sta- tion. Farming and sheep raising are the chief industries.
THIS TOWN CONNECTED BY Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co's LONG DISTANCE LINES with all important Utah. Idaho. Montana and Wyoming points.
LIBERTY.
A country postoffice located in Weber county, 18 miles north of Ogden, the county seat, and banking and shipping points. There are no manufacturing in- terests here, purely a farming district, one L D S Church, a good school. Pop- ulation 300. Christina Marshall post- mistress.
Atkison Mary, genl store. Gardner Joseph, genl store.
MARSHALL CHRISTINA, Postmas- ter and Farmer.
LINCOLN.
A small country postoffice located in the eastern part of Tooele county on the O S L R R, 5 miles from Tooele, the county seat, 4 from Erda, its shipping point, and 30 from Salt Lake City, its banking point. Mining is carried on to a large extent. Has one L D S Church. Population 300. Annie M Sheets post- mistress.
Adamson David G, justice of peace. Adamson David K, blacksmith. Adamson M G, agt Deseret News. Shields Alexander J, constable. Star Mining Co.
LINDON.
An incorporated town of 800 pouu- lation, located near the upper end of Utah Lake, on the O S L R R, in Utah
county, and about 25 miles from Provo, the county seat, and 4 from American Fork, its banking town. This is a very progressive town, with good business prospects for the future. One L D S Church. Nettie Cobbley postmistress.
Clark Bros, genl store. Cobbley Charles, blacksmith. COBBLEY NETTIE, Postmistress and Grocer.
Cobbley O J, genl store.
Colom John C, carpenter.
Cullmer Sophia, physician. Fage Joseph, carpenter.
Gillman James, constable.
Harper Alfred, music teacher and justice Kirk Wm, live stock.
Ogden Ed, genl store.
LITTLE GRANDE.
Is a station locateu on the main line of the R G W Ry in the western part of Grand county, 201 miles from Salt Lake City and about 30 miles from Moab.
LOA.
The county seat of Wayne county, is a flourishing town, located on the Fre- mont River, in the western part of the county. It is 55 miles to Richfield, its banking point, and 60 to Salina, its ship- ping point. Has a good flour mill. one L D S Church. Population 600. Mail daily except Sunday. N L Sheffield post- master.
Blackburn E H, physician.
Blackburn Thomas, genl store. Brian H D, blacksmith.
Grundy C A, justice of peace. Johnson J N, saloon.
Loa Co-op Mercantile Institution.
Nelson Axel, flour mill.
Nester O D, shoemaker.
Pace J D, grain and cattle.
Pace Willard, grain and cattle.
We want your orders for Picture Frames, any size Peterson-Pickett Co., 60 W. Second South St., SALT LAKE CITY.
THE F. O. GINNEVER MFG. CO.
324 S. Main Street, Salt Lake City.
Orthopedical Instruments.
(SEE PAGE 4)
LOA
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
LOG
131
SHEFFIELD N L, General Store and Postmaster.
LOGAN.
This city, noted as the most beautiful in the State, is located on a fine plateau on the eastern side of Cache valley, al- most in the center between the northern and southern boundaries of Cache coun- ty, on the O S L R R, at an elevation of 4500 feet above sea level, and has a pop- ulation of over 6000 people. It is sur- rounded by 22 prosperous cities and vil- lages in the county, which contained more than 18,000 inhabitants when the census of 1890 was taken. Logan is the natural distributing center for these, as well as for a number of prosperous towns in Southern Idaho, which lie within the valley.
Cache county is known as the "Gran- ary of Utah," and well it deserves the title. The harvest of 1898 amounted to nearly 2,000,000 bushels of wheat, 125,- 000 bushels of oats, 15,000 bushels of barley 20,000 tons of lucern, 200,000 bushels of potatoes, 250,000 bushels of corn, besides thousands of bushels of fruits and tons of hay other than lu- cern. One creamery alone produced 350,- 000 pounds of cheese, 150,000 pounds of butter, requiring the milk of 1400 cows, amounting to 7,000,000 pounds, and there are eight creameries. Salt Lake comes to Cache valley to purchase its driving and draft horses. Cache county has 10,000 of them, besides 100,000 sheep and 10,000 hogs, and other agricultural resources too numerous to mention. As we have remarked, Logan is the dis- tributing center of the valley, there- fore shares in the general prosperity.
But aside from being the county seat, and the distributing center, Logan has many claims of her own. It is a healthy
city. Its air and water are pure, and while citizens of the capital suffer from sweltering heat, its evenings and nights are cool and invigorating. Protection from fire in the main part of town is afforded by a pressure of 140 pounds to the square inch. It has fine, broad shaded streets and tree-embowered homes. Its electric light system covers nearly the entire town, both as to street and private service.
Logan's manufacturing facilities have not yet been exploited to one-tenth part of their capacity. Every day thousands of horse-power runs to waste, but at the same time nowhere in the State is wa- ter or electric power so cheap. The same statement may be truthfully made as to the cost of living. The necessar- ies of life are so abundant and there is such sharp competition in the sale of its luxuries that the cost of living is re- duced to the minimum
Educationally, Logan leads the van. It has two of the foremost institutions of learning in the State. The Agricul- tural and Brigham Young Colleges, each of which has an annual attendance of 400 students, drawn from Canada, Mex- ico and all intermediate points. Besides these institutions there is the New Jer- sey-Presbyterian Academy, which has a thorough high school course. Then, the common, district schools of Logan en- joy such a reputation that people within a raidus of 100 miles seek the advan- tages of their curriculum.
As a business proposition Logan's mer- chants receive all the credit they wish, because they are always prepared to meet their obligations.
Then, Logan is the center of great mining possibilities, which are being de- veloped as rapidly as the circumstances of their owners will permit.
At present, judged from the possibili-
"Union Pacific,"
Best Line East.
QUICKEST SERVICE TO ALL POINTS EAST.
"OREGON SHORT LINE"
WHEELER, FRANTZ & MCRAY
1516-1518 18th St. DENVER, COLO.
Engineers and Machinists, Builders of Gas and Gasoline Engines, Etc., Etc.
132 LOG
UTAH STATE GAZETTEER LOG
reliable Paper House in the State. this Company. Oldest and most Paper for this book furnished by
LAMBERT PAPER CO
ties, the current price of choice business and residence property, taken in connec- tion with business possibilities, is such that Logan affords one of the best fields for __ vestment in the State. Joseph P Squires postmaster.
THIS TOWN CONNECTED BY Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co's LONG DISTANCE LINES with all important Utah. Idaho. Montana and Wyoming points
Aebischer Charles, photographer. Affleck Peter, machinist.
Anderson Andrew, inspector of bees. ANDERSON ANTHON, Mayor.
Anderson John H, genl store.
Anderson & Sons (Anthon, Edward and Robert), planing mill and bldg contrs. Andrew Wm, cattle dealer.
Bacon E P, supt Hercules Electric Pow- er Co.
Baker Charles H, shoemaker. Baker Jonn S, county surveyor.
BAKER RENA, Instructor in Elocu- tion and Physical Culture, Brigham Young College.
BALLARD, CARDON & RICKS (M J Ballard, J E Cardon, Joel Ricks) Proprs Logan Knitting Factory. (See adv page 135.)
Baraclough Mrs, dressmaker. BARRETT MRS ADELAIDE C, Propr Hanks Hotel.
BARRETT CHARLES T, Architect
and Superintendent. Office over First National Bank. P O Box 256. Barrett George, seeds, grower and gar- dener.
Barrett J W, architect and builder. Bateson Arthur, fruits.
Baugh George H, Agent Pacific Ex- press Co.
Baugh Mrs George H, restaurant.
Beirdneau Mrs Isabel, dressmaker. Bell Bros (Adelbert and Eli J) meats. Bench John, wall paper, etc.
Benson Frank, cattle dealer.
Bingham William, cattle dealer. Bishop John H, treasurer City Drug Co.
Blanchard John R, propr Hotel Kiesel.
BLUEMEL OSWALD C, Mnfr Butter Boxes, Egg Cases and Lumber Deal- er (See adv page 135.) BOWEN ALBERT ERNEST, In- structor in History Brigham Young College.
Bowen Miss Sarah E, instructor Agri- cultural College.
BRIGHAM YOUNG COLLEGE, Brig- ham Young, President of the Board of Trustees, Salt Lake City; Herschel Bullen Jr, Secretary and Treasurer; William J Kerr, President of Faculty. (Seª adv opposite.)
Brigham Young College Library and Reading Room, Jacob F. Miller Li- brarian.
BROWN WILLIAM T, Marble and Granite Works, Cut Stone Contractor, Etc. P O Box 488. (See adv.)
BULLEN HERSCHEL JR, Registrar and Instructor in Bookkeeping and Penmanship, Brigham Young Col- lege.
BURNET MRS A L, Principal New Jersey Academy.
Burnett J T, mgr Logan Poultry Yard. Cache Knitting Works, John A Hen- drickson propr, mfrs underwear and hosiery.
Cache Valley Brewery, Jacob Theurer propr.
Cache Valley Lumber Yard, Anthon L Skanchy propr.
Cache Valley Mercantile Co (Serge F Ballif, Robert S Campbell, Joseph Morrell), groceries and crockery.
CACHE VALLEY REAL ESTATE Agency, J Z Stewart Propr. (See rare.3 .. )
Cache Valley Stake of Zion, Orson Smith, pres. Logan; Simpson M Mo- len, First Counselor, Hyrum; Isaac Smith, Second Counselor, Logan; Jo- seph E Wilson, Clerk; L R Mar- tineau, Tithing Clerk.
Cache Stake Relief Society, Mrs Lucy S Cardon, President; Mrs Luna Young Thatcher, First Counselor; Mrs Rebecca Ames, Second Coun- selor; Mrs Maud Roskelly, Secretary; Mrs Mary Smith, Treasurer.
Cache Stake Sunday School, O C Orms- by Superintendent, Joseph Quenney Jr Secretary.
Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.