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Pacific Exp. E. Cowley, Exp., R. R. and Tel. Agt. Population, 400. J. H.
Coles, postmaster.
Adams Fruit Farm, canners.
Adams & Co, salt works.
COLES J H, Postmaster and Painter. Cowley E, exp, R R and tel agent. Kampton G, blacksmith.
Miller & Son, fruit raisers.
Parker J, cattle dealer. Singleton John W, Justice of Peace. Syracuse Canning Co. Walker Bros, general store. Wood J G & Son, produce.
SYRACUSE JUNCTION.
Is a small station located in the northern part of Davis county on the O. S. L. R. R., 9 miles from Ogden and 27 from Salt Lake City.
TAYLORSVILLE.
Is a postoffice located in Salt Lake county, 9 miles south of Salt Lake City, the county seat and nearest bank- ing point, and 2 miles west of Murray, its nearest shipping point. Has L. D. S. churches, good public schools, a creamery, flour mill, etc. Population 500. Joseph Lindsay, postmaster.
Bennion Heber, fruit grower and live live stock dealer.
Bennion Hyrum, lessee Taylorsville Co-operative Mercantile Institution. Deverall Wm, blacksmith.
Frame Archibald Jr, leader Taylors- ville String Band.
Frame Archibald & Sons (Archibald, John, James, David and Archibald Jr), contractors.
Lindsay Joseph, postmaster.
Lindsay J S & Son (Joseph S and Jo- seph), general store.
MURPHY JAMES E, Mgr Taylors- ville & Murray Creamery Co.
Taylorsville Co-operative Mercantile Institution, Hyrum Bennion lessee, general store.
Taylorsville Roller Mills, Hyrum Ben- nion lessee, flour mill.
Taylorsville String Band, Archibald Frame Jr leader.
TAYLORSVILLE & MURRAY Creamery Co, W H Haigh Pres, N W Erekson V-Pres, J E Murphy Mgr. First Premium Awarded this Firm at The Utah State Fair 1899.
Webster & Son (Wm and John), black- smiths.
TEARDALE.
A little country postoffice, located near the Fremont river in the western part of Wayne county, 15 miles south- east of Loa, the county seat, and 70 from Richfield, its shipping and bank- ing town. The people are mostly en- gaged in farming. Has a good shingle mill, one L. D. S. church and a school. Population 150. George Coleman, postmaster.
Adams Daniel C, blacksmith. Allen O W, harnessmaker and justice of peace.
COLEMAN GEORGE, Postmaster and Farmer.
Coleman Samuel, shingle mill.
Teardale Co-op, general store.
TERMINUS.
Is a small station located in the eastern part of Tooele county, on the Garfield Branch of the O. S. L. R. R.,
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TERRA COTTA.
Is a small station located on the Bingham Branch of the R. G. W. Ry, in the southwestern portion of Salt Lake county, 23 miles from Salt Lake City.
TERRACE.
Is a village situated in the western part of Box Elder county, on the S. P. R. R., near the northern end of the Great Salt Lake Desert, 100 miles west of Brigham City, the county seat, and 95 from Corinne, its banking town. It has good business stores, a school and Wells, Fargo & Co. Exp. J. M. Pick- ering, Exp. and R. R. Agt. H. Bell, Tel. Agt. Population 150. W. H. Parry, postmaster.
Brown George, barber. Grant F E, restaurant. Hedges W G, hotel.
PARRY W H, Postmaster and Gen- eral Store.
Pearson B, saloon. Rowse J J, meat market. Smith N, justice of peace and saloon. Welch Samuel, constable.
THATCHER.
Is a small country postoffice, located in the eastern part of Box Elder coun-
ty, 16 miles from Corinne, and 25 from Brigham City, the county seat and banking town. Farming is the chief industry. Has one L. D. S. church and a district school. Mail tri-weekly. Population 50. James Peterson, post- master.
Anderson A, farmer. Harris Wm, farmer. Johnson A, farmer. Peterson Carl, farmer.
PETERSON JAMES, Merchant and Postmaster. Ramton John L, farmer. Rover J C, farmer. Sommers Thomas, farmer. Sorenson Mrs F, school teacher.
THERMO.
Is a little station located in the southern part of Beaver county on the U. & P. R. R., 15 miles south of Mil- ford and 222 from Salt Lake City.
THISTLE.
Is a flourishing town located in the southern part of Utah county, at the junction of the main line and Sevier Valley Branch of the R. G. W. Ry, 20 miles south from Provo, the county seat, and 15 from Springville, the near- est banking point. Has one L. D. S. church and a district school. Wells, Fargo & Co. Exp. Tel., W. U. Popu- lation 175. B. F. Smith, postmaster.
Evans & Wilson (Charles Evans, John Wilson), saloon.
Glaser Charles, general store.
Henderson James, hotel.
Mitchell Wm H, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Pace Wm A, justice of peace and wool- grower.
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SMITH BENJAMIN F, Postmaster and Dealer in Groceries, Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Drugs, Cigars and Tobacco, Canned Goods, Crockery, Wooden- ware and Tinware, Hay, Grain and Produce. Correspondence Solicited. Smith Hyrum V, shoemaker.
SMITH'S HALL, B F Smith Propr.
THOMPSON'S.
Is a village located on the R. G. W. Ry near the central portion of Grand county, 35 miles north of Moab, the county seat, and 78 from Grand Junc- tion, Colo., its banking town. Farming and cattle raising is the chief business engaged in. Wells, Fargo & Co. Exp. F. E. Wright, Exp., R. R. and Tel. Agt. Mail daily except Sunday. Population 20. H. G. Ballard, postmaster.
BALLARD H G, General Store, Sa- loon and Hotel.
THURBER.
A country postoffice situated on the Fremont river in the western part of Wayne county, 10 miles southeast of Loa, the county seat, 60 from Salina, its shipping point, and 50 from Rich- field, its banking town. The river fur- nishes power for a good flour mill. The people engage in farming and cat- tle raising. One L. D. S. church, good district school. Mail daily. Popula- tion 300. James Grant, postmaster.
Brinkerhoff George, live stock. Brinkerhoff L, blacksmith.
Combs David, live stock. Garrick L, painter. Giault E C, carpenter.
GRANT JAMES, Postmaster and General Store.
Grant S S, music teacher.
Grant & Smith, general store.
Hansen Neils, planing mill and car- penter.
Mansfield M W, lawyer and notary public.
Mansfield M W Mdse Co.
Meeks Wm, live stock.
Nielson H P Co, flour mill. Peterson John A, carpenter.
Stringam G W, general store. Taft Seth, live stock.
TINTIC.
Is a small station located in the northeastern portion of Juab county, at the terminus of the Tintic branch of the O. S. L. R. R., 53 miles from Lehi Junction, and 81 from Salt Lake City.
TOOELE.
First settled in 1849 and incorpor- ated in 1853, is located on the O. S. L. R. R. in Tooele county, of which it is the judicial seat. It is 33 miles from Salt Lake City, its nearest bank- ing point. It has L. D. S. and Meth- odist Churches, good public schools, a creamery, flour mill, etc., and a live weekly newspaper, The Transcript. Long distance telephone connections. Population 1100. Mrs. Rosa Marks postmistress.
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Atkins Mrs Emma, milliner. Atkins Wm, saloon. Baker L L, county attorney.
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Bonnelli Edwin A, watchmaker. Broad Edward, planing mill.
BRUNEAU AMMON J, Mgr The Mercur Abstract Co and County Clerk.
Clegg & Nelson (Peter Clegg, Wm Nel- son), wool growers.
Davis Francis M, physician. Davis George R, dentist.
De La Mare Thomas, blacksmith.
Dick John T, blacksmith.
DODS EMILY B, County Recorder. Dods Mrs W B, physician.
Droubay Peter A, general store.
DUNN JAMES, Editor and Pub- lisher The Transcript and Job Prin- ter. (See adv.)
England John, shoes and harness.
Gillespie Wm R, sheriff.
Gallaher James & Son (James and James M), carpenters.
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GOWANS HUGH S, Attorney-at- Law, Notary, Collections and Insur- ance, Agent O S L R R.
HERRON MRS MARY, Treasurer.
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Howells James, general store.
Kirk Sarah, confectioner.
Lusk Wm A, physician.
Lusk & Bevan (Wm A Lusk, Archibald Bevan), drugs.
McBride C R, mgr Tooele Creamery Co. McKendrick Mrs Agnes, hotel.
MAHAFFEY JOHN W, County As- sessor.
Marks Mrs Rosa, postmaster.
MARKS WM S, Attorney and Coun- selor at Law, Gives Prompt Atten- tion to All Kinds of Legal Business. Marshall H & Son (Henry and Percy H), livery.
MERCUR ABSTRACT CO THE, Theo L Genter Pres, A J Bruneau Mgr, Abstracters of Titles, Bond $10,000, Complete Abstracts of All Property, Both Mining and Real Es- tate in Tooele County.
Nelson Swen, meats.
Park Bros (John, George and Joseph), wool growers.
Phillips George, hotel. Phipps J A, physician.
Richards George F, lumber.
Sharp & McBride (John C Sharp, Chas R McBride), flour mill.
Shields Bros (John M and Robert M), blacksmiths.
Smith Mrs Lillian, general store.
Spiers George, general store.
Stookey Alonzo J, county surveyor. Strasburg Lewis, wool grower.
TATE JOHN W, General Merchan- dise, Full and Complete Line of Dry Goods, Groceries, Notions, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, Wall Paper, Etc., and Dealer in Produce.
Tooele Creamery Co, C R McBride pres and mgr.
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TOQUERVILLE.
A village of 300 inhabitants, is lo- cated near the Rio Virgin river, in the eastern part of Washington county, 25 miles northeast of St. George, the
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county seat, and 60 to Lund, its ship- ping point. Beaver is its banking town. It is a flourishing and prosperous farm- ing and stock-raising community, has good stores, 2 churches, Presbyterian and L. D. S. church, a district school. Mail five times a week. Lorine I Hig- bee postmistress.
Alder John, shoemaker. Anderson Hans, live stock.
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BRINGHURST WM A, General Store and Music Teacher.
Eagle Store, general store.
Hammond Wm W, druggist.
Naegle James, carpenter. Naegle Joseph, constable. Slack Martin, lawyer.
Spilsbury George, general store and justice.
Spilsbury N, live stock. Stapley Charles, hotel. Theobald W, blacksmith.
TORREY.
Is a village located in the western part of Wayne county, 15 miles from Loa, the county seat, 65 from Salina, its shipping point, and 65 from Rich- field, its banking town. A canal is being built covering 3500 acres of land. All kinds of northern fruits and vege- tables can be grown in abundance, as the climate is very mild. One L. D. S. Church, a district school and a saw mill. Population 100. W A Holt post- master.
Clayton Leo C, carpenter.
Crosby George H Jr, general store, jus- tice and notary.
Cullum Harry, carpenter.
Grant & Smith, general store. Hancock John A, constable.
HOLT W A, Postmaster and Mason. Jacobs John C, blacksmith. Jones W E, miner. Lee C W, blacksmith.
Lee W R, carpenter.
Peden Robert, miner. Shores & Crosby, saw mill.
TRENTON.
Is a country postoffice located in the northwestern portion of Cache coun- ty, on the main line of the O. S. L. R. R., 25 miles northwest of Logan, the county seat and banking town. It is strictly a farming and stock-raising locality. The people are engaged in dry farming but a large irrigation ditch will soon be built. There is also a skimming station. Mail daily. Pop- ulation 300. Andrew M McCombs post- master.
McCOMBS ANDREW M, Postmaster. McCombs Ezra, blacksmith.
Sandberg Adam, blacksmith and wag- onmaker. Simmons Andrew M, general mdse.
TROPIC.
Is a town located in the southern part of Garfield county, 30 miles south- east of Panguitch, on the Pahreah riv- er, and 100 from Elsinore, its shipping point. Richfield is its banking town. The river operates two good saw mills. Has one L. D. S. Church, a district school. Mail daily. Population 500. Ira C. Schow postmaster.
Adair Joel, hides and wool. Ahlstrom Mrs Sarah, hotel.
Bybee George M, saw mill. Hanson A J, saw mill.
Johnson G W & Co, miners.
Jolley W J Jr, agricultural implements Jolley W S, dentist. Kierstead W H, carpenter.
Pollock John F, blacksmith.
Pollock W W & Co, coal miners.
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SCHOW IRA C, Postmaster, Agricul- tural Implements. Smith E H, justice of peace. Snyder C W, carpenter. Tropic Co-op Store, Wm J Jolley agt. White & Johnson, general store.
TROUT CREEK.
A village located in the western part of the county, 150 miles west of Nephi, its county seat and banking town, and 150 from Oasis, its shipping point. Farming is the chief business. Mail, semi-weekly. Population, 20. Joseph T. Parker, postmaster.
PARKER JOSEPH T, P Postmaster and Farmer.
TUCKER.
A country postoffice located on the R. G. W. Ry. in the southeastern por- tion of Utah county, 36 miles from Provo, the county seat and banking town. It is a fine grazing country. Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Exp. J. B. Davis, Exp., R. R. and Tel agent. Popula- tion, 100. E. B. Nason, postmaster.
Coburn J W, constable.
Cunningham F, foreman Rio Grande W Ry Co.
Davis J B, exp, R R and tel agt. Earl Hulda, hotel.
Jones F A, hotel and grocer. Martin J, tailor.
NASON E B, Postmaster, Notions
and Cigars.
Nutter Preston, foreman Strawberry Valley Cattle Co.
Robinson James H, Justice of Peace. Sanford E B, notary public and grain. Strawberry Valley Cattle Co, Preston Nutter foreman.
UINTA.
A country postoffice situated on the U. P. R. R. close to Weber river, on the southern boundary line of Uintah county, 7 miles southeast of Ogden, the county seat and banking town. Farm- ing is the chief business engaged in. Pacific Exp. D. E. Donaldson, Exp., R. R. and Tel. Agent. Population, 350. G. L Wattis, postmaster.
Anderson A, produce. Borg P, carpenter.
Donaldson D E, exp, R R and tel agt. Dye Samuel, market gardener.
Fraisee Wm, constable.
Freborg A, general store and black- smith.
Hamre L, shoemaker.
Kendall T, Justice of Peace. Keyse A, carpenter.
WATTIS G L, Postmaster, Farmer and Live Stock.
UNION.
Is a postoffice located in the central part of Salt Lake county, 10 miles south of Salt Lake City, the county seat and nearest banking point, and 3 miles from Sandy, the nearest ship- ping point. It has L. D. S. churches and a good public school. Population, 600. Charles Denney, postmaster.
Boggess Wm A Sr, lumber.
Bundte Charles, live stock.
Burgon Willard, mason.
Denney Charles, postmaster.
Griffin Morand Sr, blacksmith.
Oborn & Sons (John, John Jr and James), wool growers.
Ottley Edward, carpenter.
Proctor George, general store.
Sharp John G, supt Union Co-operative Mercantile and Mfg Institution.
Union Co-operative Mercantile & Mfg Institution, Wm A Boggess pres, J G Sharp supt, general store.
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UNION STOCK YARDS.
Is a small station located in the southern part of Davis county on the main line of the R. G. W. Ry, 4 miles north of Salt Lake City. A. H. War- ren, freight agent.
UNION STOCK YARDS JUNCTION.
Is a little station located one mile north of Union Stock Yards in the southern part of Davis county on the main line of the R. G. W. Ry, 5 miles north of Salt Lake City.
UPPER SHALE.
Is a railway station located in the eastern part of Salt Lake county on the Park City branch of the R. G. W. Ry., 12 miles from Salt Lake City.
UPTON.
Is a village located on Chalk creek in the western part of Summit county, 10 miles northeast of Coalville, the county seat and shipping town, and 60 from Salt Lake City, its banking town. Has one L. D. S. church, a good school. Pacific Exp. Mr. Wheadon, Exp., R. R. and Tel. agent. Mail, semi-weekly. Population 280. John Clark postmaster.
CLARK JOHN, Postmaster and Gen- eral Store. Demings G, blacksmith. Staley M T, lumber.
UTAH HOT SPRINGS.
With a population of 100 is situated in the Salt Lake valley in Weber county at the western base of the Wa- satch mountains, with an altitude of 4,246 feet; is a postoffice and station on the O. S. L. and C. P. railways, and the terminus of the Ogden & Utah Hot Springs Ry, 9 miles from Ogden, the county seat and nearest banking point. Has telegraph and telephone connec- tions with Salt Lake City and Ogden. Contains a hotel and health resort and is famed for its hot springs, mineral water and mud baths. Fare, 50c round trip from Ogden. Express, Pacific; Telegraph, Western Union; Telephone, Rocky Mountain. D. B. Woodland, postmaster; F. J. Hirt, assistant post- master.
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Carpenter Miss Marian, agt O S L R R and agt Pacific Express Co.
HIRT FRANK J, Mgr Utah Hot Springs Hotel and Baths, and Gen Mgr Ogden & Hot Springs Ry.
Kennedy Martin, supt Ogden & Utah Hot Springs Ry.
Ogden & Hot Springs Ry, W A Paxton pres, F J Hirt gen mgr, Martin Ken- nedy supt.
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Pacific Express Co, Miss Marian Car- penter agt.
UTAH HOT SPRINGS HOTEL, Frank J Hirt Lessee and Manager. Western Union Telegraph, Miss Mar- ian Carpenter mgr.
Woodland Daniel B, postmaster.
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UVADA.
Is a small station located on the U. & P. R. R. in the western part of Iron county, 75 miles from Milford and 297 from Salt Lake City.
VERDURE.
Is a small country postoffice located in the eastern part of San Juan county on the Montezuma creek, 10 miles south of Monticello, the county seat, and about 290 miles from Salt Lake City. It is principally a mining coun- try. George A. Adams, postmaster.
VERNAL.
A flourishing and thrifty postoffice, is located in the central part of Uin- tah county on the Ashley river, 3 miles south of Ashley and 132 from Price, its shipping point. Its banking points are Provo, Utah and Rock Springs, Wyo. It is the judicial seat of the county, with a large number of good business houses, general stores, hotels, saw and planing mills, saloons, gro- ceries, newspaper, The Vernal Express, L. D. S. church and good schools. Sheep raising is a very extensive in- dustry. Mail daily. Wells, Fargo & Co. Exp. Population, 1500. P. L. Young, postmaster.
Allen Bros, blacksmiths. Anderson Anna, meat market.
Anderson A B, school teacher. Antler The, saloon.
Ashley Co-op Inst, general mdse.
Ashton Leslie, agt agri implements and constable.
Atwood A B, photos.
Bargain Store, general mdse. Barnes Ed, livery.
Bartlett Bros, proprs Vernal Express.
Beers E A & Co, general mdse.
Bennett John, carpenter.
Bjorenson S V, physician.
Bromide Mining Co. Bullock J K, general mdse.
Camp R C, justice of peace.
Chestnut H A, hotel and carpenter.
Chicago Store, general mdse.
Collett Mrs O, men's furnishings. Collett R E Jr, general store.
Coltharp W P & Co, general mdse. Colton S D & Co, general mdse.
Consolidated Imp Co, hardware and implements.
Cook Wm, carpenter.
Davids R M, coal miner.
Davis E W & Co, furniture.
Dillman Julia E, milliner.
Dyer Mining Co.
Farrell A W, laundry.
Feem R, carpenter.
Fry W H, lawyer.
Glenn John, hotel.
Gable C P, lawyer.
Griffin & Holliday, saw mill.
Haight Bert, blacksmith.
Hannston Ed F, civil engineer.
Hanson Peter, mason.
Henderson T J, general store.
Holdaway T T & D, blacksmiths.
Hullinger H C, physician.
Hutchison A M, school teacher.
Hutchison Mrs A M, school teacher. Hyde John, blacksmith.
James R W, blacksmith.
Jensen Richard, harness.
Johnson L, flour mill.
Johnson L & Sons, flour mill and gen- store.
Johnson Snellen, agt agrl implements. Johnston A J, planing mill.
Keefer J J, wagon maker.
Kone A, meat market.
Little Chicago Saloon.
Lowe George A, hardware and implts.
McCarroll Dock, carpenter.
McConnell J T, U S Commissioner.
McIntyre W, harness.
McMann Charles, carpenter.
McNoughton & McCaslin, saloon.
Meadows H C, shoes.
Mitchell L, mason.
Morris J N, express agent.
Mullins Hannon, shoemaker.
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Murray Ward, cattle dealer. Neilson Joseph, blacksmith. Noe & Glenn, livery.
Orser Mrs Frank, school teacher. Overholt A G, saloon.
Peironette A B, saloon. Peterson Peter P, school teacher.
Quist J L, school teacher. Rich Ada M, school teacher. Rich Joseph, coal miner. Rose A, physician. Simons Kate, hotel. Sumner E T, barber.
Taylor H E, general store.
Taylor Wesley, coal miner.
Tompson J T, carpenter.
Uintah Feed & Livery Stable. Vernal Drug Co, druggists. Vernal Exchange, saloon.
Vernal Express, Bartlett Bros proprs. Vernal Milling & Live Stock Co.
Vernal & Ft Duchesne Tel Co.
Vettman Richard, lawyer.
Vincelette H J, jeweler. Weeks A A, sewing mach agt.
Walsh J P, lawyer. Winn Wm, barber.
Wood Mrs Emma, school teacher. Woodward R L, school teacher.
Yarnall Harry, saloon.
YOUNG P LE GRANDE, Wool Grow- er and Postmaster.
VERNON.
Is a country postoffice located in the southeastern part of Tooele county, on the Vernon Creek, 32 miles south of Tooele, the county seat, and 55 from Salt Lake City, its banking town. Farming is the principal industry. Population 300. E. J. Pehrson, post- master.
Fredrickson Nels, general merchant. Nelson Carl, blacksmith.
PEHRSON E J, Postmaster.
VIEW.
Is a village located on the O. S. L. and S. P. Rys, on the northern line of Weber county, near Bear River Bay, 7 miles north of Ogden, the county seat and banking town, and 2 from Utah Hot Springs, its shipping point. Fruit and produce are grown in abundance. One L. D. S. church, a good graded school and a creamery. Wells, Fargo and Pa- cific Exp. W. G. Cragun and N. A. Carpenter, Exp. Agts. Population 365. Mail daily. James Jensen, postmaster.
THIS TOWN CONNECTED BY Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co's LONG DISTANCE LINES with all important Utah. Idaho. Montana and Wyoming points
Bidwell Joseph, school teacher. Carpenter N A, agt Pacific Exp.
Cragun Bros, whol fruit and produce. Cragun Willard, justice peace. Cragun W G, agt Wells, Fargo & Co Exp and school teacher. Crandall W H, school teacher. Ellis Jane, midwife. . Fields John, physician. JENSEN JAMES, Postmaster, Whol Produce and Constable.
Larson Hilda, school teacher. Rhees Helen, school teacher.
Wade E W, bishop L D S.
VIGLINI.
Is a small station located near the southern boundary line of Davis coun- ty on the main line of the R. G. W. Ry, 5 miles north from Salt Lake City.
VINEYARD.
Was formerly the north half of Lake View. It is located at the junction of
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