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Lee Seveton N, stake tithing clerk, Box Elder stake. Lee & Anderson, coal.
Lindall Swen N, florist.
Lindholm Nels, brick mason.
Loveland Mrs Mary A, hotel.
Lundgreen Emma, millinery.
McMASTER JOHN B, County Com- missioner and Bishop First Ward. McMASTER & FORSGREN (John B McMaster. John H Forsgren), Lumber Dealers, Hardware, Stoves and Ranges, Agricultural Implements, Etc. adv p 69.)
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Madsen Adolph, fruit-grower.
Madsen Eliza, county recorder.
Madsen Nels, fruit-grower.
Mathias Jonah, mgr Brigham City Woolen Mills.
Merrill John F, justice.
Merrill J F & Co (John F. Merrill, John F Merrill Jr, Wm Merrill, Chris Si- monsen), lumber.
Morgan David, plasterer.
Mortensen Lars, blacksmith.
Mortensen N C & Sons (Nels C, Nels E and Joseph), hardware and agrl implts. Mutual Improvement Library and Free Reading Room, Rena Baird, li- brarian.
Nelson Mrs Celia, midwife.
Nelson Fred, fruit-grower.
Nelson J J, florist. Nelson Nels J, fruit-grower.
Nelson Nicolai, painter.
Newman Brigham P, plumber and tin- smith.
Nielsen James, pres Brigham City Woolen Mills.
O'DOAN & CHRISTENSEN (Daniel O'Doan, Harl Christensen) ,Brick and Stone Masonry, Contractors. and Build- ers and Brick Manufacturers.
OLSEN CHARLES L, Eclectic Physi- cian.
Olsen Hans, fruit-grower. Olsen J P, fruit-grower. Olsen Lars, blacksmith.
OREGON SHORT LINE R R CO, Ephraim W Dunn, Agt. (See page 3.) Pacific Express Co, E W Dunn, agt. Page Herbert D, civil engineer. Parson Olaf, tinsmith.
Peters J D, supt schools.
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Petersen Peter J, fruit-grower. Pulsipher O H, transfer line.
Rich Homer J, asst cashr Bank of Brig- ham City and mngr Opera-house. Rich John Y, pres Bank of Brigham City.
Richards C W, county commissioner. Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co, Alex Baird, mngr.
Rosenbaum David, clothing and shoes. SACKETT SAMUEL A, Contractor and Builder. Estimates furnished on application.
SACKETT S A & SONS (SamuelA, John L and Estres), Nurserymen.
Seeger Henry, court clerk and reporter. Sheffield James, lime mnfr.
Siggard P P, fruit-grower.
Simonsen Chris (J F Merrill & Co), luni- ber dlrs.
Slatter Thomas, hack line.
Snow Alphonso H, fruit-grower.
Snow Miss Rilla, dressmaker.
Snow Miss Rilla, music tchr.
Squires Charles M, carpenter.
STANDING HYRUM, Editor Box Elder News, Abstracts, Notary Public and Conveyancer. (See adv p 69.)
STANDING & WIXOM (Hyrum
Standing, S Clarence Wixom), Pub- lishers and Proprietors Box Elder News. (See adv p 69.)
Steed J L, lawyer.
Stohl Furniture Co (O N, Oleen N, Lor- enzo N Stohl and Henry Standar), furniture and undertakers.
Stratford Andrew, fruit grower. Stratford Andrew, tailor.
TAYLOR ARTHUR W, Physician and Surgeon. Thompson S F, deputy sheriff.
Valentine August, bishop of Second ward.
Valentine Hyrum, fruit grower.
Western Creamery Co, Barnard White propr.
Western Union Telegraph Co, E W Dunn, mngr.
Wheelwright Bros, second-hand goods.
White Barnard, propr Western Creamery Co.
Wight Charles Jr, marshal.
Wilson Robert K, fruit grower.
Wilson R K & Sons (Robert K, Robert K Jr and Peter N), saloon.
Wixom Annie J, treasurer.
WIXOM S CLARENCE (Standing & Wixom), Box Elder News Co. Woodskow Christina, millinery.
BRIGHTON.
A small village of about 20 families on U. & N. R. R., in Salt Lake county, 5 miles from Salt Lake City, the county seat and banking point. H. J. Walk, postmaster.
BRINTON.
Is a small postoffice located near the central part of Salt Lake county about 10 miles southeast of Salt Lake City, the county seat and nearest banking point, and about 5 miles from Sandy, the nearest shipping point. Has one L. D. S. church, a district school, two gen- eral stores, a flour mill, etc. Population 600. R. Anderson, postmaster.
ANDERSON R, General Mdse and Postmaster. Bagley E C, meat market.
Knudson Rudolph, miller.
Smith Brigham, blacksmith. White J H, genl mdse.
BROCK.
A country postoffice in Carbon coun- ty, 42 miles from Price, the county seat and shipping point. P. A. Fran- cis, postmaster.
FRANCIS P A, Postmaster, Farmer and Saloon, Dealer in Live Stock.
BRONTE.
Is a station located on the C. P. R. R., in Box Elder county, about 75 miles from Salt Lake City.
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BUENA VISTA.
A station located on the O. S. L. R. R. in the central part of Salt Lake county, 3 miles from Salt Lake City.
BULLION-BECK.
Is a station on the Tintic branch of the O. S. L. R. R. in the northern part of Juab county, 39 miles southwest from Provo City and 86 from Salt Lake City.
BURBANK.
Is a country postoffice located in the western part of Millard county near the boundary line of Nevada, 150 miles from Fillmore, the county seat, 60 from Frisco, its shipping point, and 200 from Nephi, its banking town. It is purely a farm- ing and stock-raising community. Popu- lation 70. Fred G. Schuinacher, post- master.
BURRISTON.
Is a station located on the main line of the O. S. L. R. R. in the eastern part of Juab county, 34 miles south from Provo City, and 82 from Salt Lake City.
BURRVILLE.
A village of 150 population located in Sevier county, 30 miles from Richfield, the county seat and nearest banking and shipping point. It is the nearest settle-
ment to Fish Lake, one of the finest summer resorts in the State. George B. Waters, postmaster.
Anderson Bros, masons.
Burr Bros, carpenters. Cloward J E, blacksmith. Curtis R F, constable.
Fillmore Edgar, justice of peace.
Fillmore Norman, genl store.
WATERS GEORGE B, Postmaster and Farmer.
BURTON.
Is a station located on the main line of the O. S. L. R. R. in the northern part of Salt Lake county, 3 miles from Salt Lake City.
BUTLERVILLE.
Is a small town located near the cen- tral part of Salt Lake county, about 12 miles Southeast from Salt Lake City, the county seat and nearest banking point, and about 4 miles from Sandy, its near- est shipping point. Has a L. D. S. church and a general store. Wm. Mc- Ghie, postmaster.
CACHE JUNCTION.
A fine farming village on the O. S. L. R. R. in Cache county, 15 miles from Logan, the county seat and banking town. Exp. Pacific: Exp. and Tel agt., F. B. Dovell. Population 50. J. H. Bar- ker, Jr., postmaster.
BARKER J H JR, Postmaster and General Store.
Barker & Maughan, agrl implts. Dovell F B, exp and tel agt.
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CAINEVILLE.
Is a small country postoffice, located on the R. G. W. Ry. near the Fremont river, in the central part of Wayne county, 60 miles east of Loa, the county seat. Richfield, in Sevier county, is its banking town.+ Has one L. D. S. church, a district school, flour mill in course of erection. Population 150. H. R. Huntsman, postmaster.
Carrell John F, molasses mill. Curfen J H, flour mill.
Golding S J, justice of peace and car- penter. Hanks W E, bishop L D S church. Hickman D N, genl store.
HUNTSMAN H R, General Store and Postmaster. Jackson J, blacksmith and carpenter. Pectol George P, carpenter.
Robinson Joseph, carpenter.
CALDER'S PARK.
A village located on Mill creek, in Salt Lake county, 5 miles from Salt Lake City, with which place it has rapid transit and telephone connection; 1400 families comprise the population. E. L. Sebree, postmaster.
Best Bros, music tchrs. Boyce C J, justice of peace. Calder's Park Pleasure Resort. Hamilton John M, lawyer. Hamilton J C, bishop L D S. Morgan John W, dentist. North A & Sons, genl storc. Parker Smith, live stock. Ryan Patrick, live stock. Saville George, genl store. Scott John, blacksmith. Taylor George, blacksmith. Walton E T, constable. X L C R Co-op, genl store.
CALLAO.
Is a small village located in the northwestern portion of Juab county, 200 miles west of Nephi, the county seat, 112 to Stockton, the shipping point. Salt Lake City is its banking town. It is on Tom's creek, furnish- ing power for one saw mill. Mail, tri- weekly; population, 40. Enoch w. Tripp, postmaster.
Spriggs C H & Co., saw mill.
TRIPP ENOCH W, Postmaster and Genl Store.
CAMP FLOYD.
Is a small station located in the western part of Utah county, 20 miles southwest of Lehi. Fairfield on the O. S. L. R. R. is the nearest railway point and Mercur the nearest banking town. Population, 200.
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CANNON.
A country postoffice on the O. S. L. R. R. in Cache county, 25 miles from Logan, the county seat and banking town. Daily mail. Population, 37. Arianna Sandberg, postmaster.
Sandberg Arianna, blacksmith. Simmonds A M, genl store.
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CANNONVILLE.
A country postoffice, located on the R. G. W. Ry in Garfield county, 30 miles from Panguitch, the county seat and 90 from Richfield, the nearest banking town. Has daily mail. Pop- 1 ulation, 180. Wm. E. Pierce, postmas- ter.
Darius J H, music teacher.
Fletcher K A, farmer.
Henderson W J, live stock.
Heward N P, farmer.
Willis L J, live stock.
Willis Wm W, genl store.
CARLISLE.
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Is a county postoffice, located on In- dian creek, in San Juan county, 35 miles from Monticello, its county seat. Population, 40. Martinus Johnson, postmaster.
JOHNSON MARTINUS, Postmaster and Live Stock.
CASTILLA SPRINGS.
Is a station located on the main line of the R. G. W. Ry in the southern part of Utah county, 61 miles from Salt Lake City. For business names see Thistle, which is its nearest post- office.
CASTLE DALE.
Is the county seat of Emery county, 45 miles from Mt. Pleasant, the near- est banking point, 32 from Price, the nearest shipping point and 160 from
Salt Lake City. It is situated on the Cottonwood creek, which at this point furnishes power for flour and planing mills. It has L. D. S. churches, good system of schools, substantial general stores, good hotels, etc., and a live weekly newspaper, The Emery County Record. As to the resources of this section, wheat and oats constitute the principal farm products and cattle and sheep interests are extensive, but the mineral resources of the county prom- ise to yield the greatest results of any of its interests. A great deal of money is being expended in the development of copper properties, which promise at no distant day to place Emery county in the foremost rank of copper produc- ing districts. Besides the copper in- terests there are extensive fields of high grade coal. Telephone connec- tions with Price, Huntington, Orange- ville and Ferron. Stages to Price, fare $2.00; Cleveland, $1.00; Hunting- ton, 60 cents; Orangeville, 25 cents; Ferron, $1.00, and Emery, $2.00. Pop- ulation, 750. W. L. Cash, postmaster.
Acord V L, live stock and mgr Cedar Mountain Mining Co
ANDERSEN OLOF, Editor Emery County Record.
ANDERSEN HOUSE, Mrs Kathinka Andersen, Propr. Headquarters for Commercial Men. First-class accom- modations. Rates Reasonable.
ANDERSEN MRS KATHINKA,
Propr Andersen House and Milliner. Andersen Peter C, justice and carpen- ter, mgr Steam Threshing Mach Co. Anderson Fred, wool grower.
Atlas Mining Co, A D Dickson, mgr. Barton House, Mrs J O Barton, propr. Barton Mrs J O, propr Barton House. Berg Carl, painter, etc.
Borresen Peter, blacksmith.
Brandon George W, saloon. Brasher John L, county game warden.
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Browning Ira R, grain and mgr San Rafael Mining Co.
Call W W, live stock.
Carroll Frank, sec, treas and mgr The People's Mercantile Co.
CASH W L, Postmaster and Shoe- maker.
Castle Dale Merc Co., genl mdse.
Castle Dale String Band, John Evans, leader.
Cedar Mountain Mining Co, V L Acord, mgr.
Christensen Joseph, harness.
Christensen Lars, mason.
Christensen Paul, dentist. Clawson Clinton, live stock.
Collingham George, stonecutter.
Cunha Joseph, live stock. Curtis Uriah E, county attorney.
Dickson A D, lawyer.
Dorius & Co, genl store.
EMERY COUNTY MERCANTILE Co (branch) ; L M Olson See, Treas and Mgr, Genl Store.
EMERY COUNTY RECORD, A. E.
Jamieson Proprietor and Manager, Olof Andersen Editor. (See Adv.)
Evans John, leader Castle Dale String Band.
Fox George, county surveyor. Hambrick Thaddeus, live stock. Hansen James, constable.
Hansen Joseph, livery.
Harris John, brick mnfr.
JAMIESON ALBERT E, Propr and Manager Emery County Record and Job Printer. (See Adv.) Jeffs Arthur, blksmith.
Jeffs James, apiarist. Jeffs James, hotel.
Jeffs Lorenzo, live stock.
Jensen John Y, Bishop Castle Dale.
Jensen Neils, apiarist.
Jones Elisha A, brick mnfr.
Kennison George, carpenter.
Killpack Jonathan H, county assessor.
Kofford C E, live stock.
Larsen Carl E, farm implements.
Larsen C E, live stock.
Larsen Hyrum S, barber.
Leamaster John, sheriff.
Livingston Archibald, sawmill.
Lucky Boy Mining Co, Louis Ungerman mgr.
Luke Benjamin F, county supt of schools Mickel Peter, live stock.
Neilsen Neils, apiarist.
OLSEN NAD, County Treasurer and Farm Implements, etc. Olson Henning, mason.
OLSON L M, Sec, Treas and Mgr Emery County Mercantile Co.
Ottosen Christian, wool grower.
Ottosen Hans P, furniture, etc.
Pearson Charles E, physician.
People's Mercantile Co The, Nad Olsen pres, P P Mickel v-pres, Frank Carroll sec, treas and mgr, genl store.
Petersen James, genl store.
San Rafael Mining Co, I R Browning mgr.
Seely J W, wool grower and flour mill. Seely Orange, hotel.
Shipp Kent, mason.
Sitterud O J, county clerk and recorder. Sorensen Jacob, planing mill.
Steam Threshing Machine Co, Peter Anderson, mgr.
Symmons Charles, mason.
Thomander & Christensen, druggists.
Ungerman Louis, mgr Lucky Boy Mi- ning Co.
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Wilberg Carl, live stock. Winters Wm P, physician.
WOODS FRED E, District Attorney 7th Judicial District.
CASTLE GATE.
A mining camp located on the R. G. W. Ry, in the northern part of Carbon count, 10 miles north of Price, the county seat, and 65 miles southeast of Springville, the nearest banking point. Has L. D. S. and Catholic churches and schools. The Pleasant Valley Coal Co, employing several hundred men, is lo- cated here. Exp., Wells, Fargo & Co. Tel., W. U. Population, 500. Andrew Young, postmaster .
Asadoorian Hagob B, physician. Caffey Benjamin F, saloon.
NELSON HENRY A, Manager Wa- satch Store Co.
PLEASANT VALLEY COAL CO, H G. Williams Supt.
Ricks Joel, railroad, exp and tel agt. Wade Henry, hotel.
WASATCH STORE CO, Henry A Nel- son Mgr. Carries a Complete Line of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Groceries, Notions, Etc. Branch Stores at Scofield, Sunnside and Clear Creek.
WILLIAMS H G, Supt Pleasant Val- ley Coal Co.
Young Andrew, hotel and postmaster.
CASTLE ROCK.
Is a station located on the main line of the U. P. R. R. in the northwestern portion of Summit county, about 60 miles northeast of Salt Lake City, Ma- rion Clawson, agent.
CEDAR.
Is a station situated on the main line of the R. G. W. Ry., in the northern part of Emery county, 6 miles from Sunnyside and 148 from Salt Lake City.
CEDAR CITY.
A flourishing city in Iron county, 19 miles southwest from Parowan, the county seat, 32 miles from Lund on the Utah & Pacific Railway, the nearest ship- ping point, and 120 miles from Richfield, the nearest banking point. It has L. D. S. and Presbyterian churches and good public schools. The southern branch of the State Normal School is located here. A live weekly newspaper, The Iron Coun- ty Record, is published. Mining, farm- ing, sheep and cattle-raising are the leading industries. Population 1500. Tel., Deserest. T. A. Thorley, postmas- ter.
Ahlstrom Charles, mgr Cedar City Opera House.
Andelin Herman A, confectioner. Anderson Oscar C, leader Cedar City Brass Band.
Ashdown George, carpenter, saw mill, etc.
Bailey Wayland, observer U S Weather Bureau.
Bennion Milton, prin Southern Branch State Normal School.
Bryant Richard J, painter and brick mnfr.
Bullock & Jones (David Bullock, Lehi Jones), wool-growers. Cedar City Brass Band, O C Anderson, leader.
CEDAR CITY CO-OPERATIVE M & M Institution, Established 1869, John Parry, Pres; Bengt Nelson, V-Pres; C J Arthur, Sec and Treas. Dealers in General Merchandise, Home-made Leather, Boots and Shoes, Flour, Bran and Sheepmen's Supplies. Roller Mill and Tannery.
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CEDAR CITY FURNITURE CO, Henry Leigh, Pres; U T Jones, Sec Treas and Mgr. Dealers in Home- made and Imported Furniture and Household Furnishing Goods, Stoves and Tinware, Hardware, Groceries, Crockery and Glassware, Cutlery, Flour, Etc.
Cedar City Opera House, Charles Ahl- strom, mgr.
CEDAR SHEEP ASSOCIATION, Wm H Corry, Pres; Myron D Higbee, Sec, Treas and Mgr. Dealers in Sheep, Wool and General Merchandise, Grain, Flour, Sheepmen's Supplies, Etc. P O Box 109.
Cedar & Nevada Mercantile Co, R C Lund Jr mgr, genl store.
Corry Andrew, hotel and livery.
Corry Charles, saloon.
Corry Wm H, hotel and feed stables, mgr Ward Hall.
Cosslett Gomer, notions. Cosslett Joseph, notions.
DOTY ELLIS H, Manager The Cedar City Drug Co. Fife Peter B, wool-grower.
Fife & Ashdown (Joseph Fife, Fred Ash- down), blacksmiths.
HIGBEE MYRON D, Sec, Treas and Mgr Cedar Sheep Association. Hunter Joseph H, barber.
IRON COUNTY RECORD THE, Charles S Wilkinson, Editor. (See adv.)
Jensen Bros (Heber C and John), plan- ing mill.
Jones T Jed, carpenter and nursery.
JONES URIAH T, Sec, Treas and Mgr Cedar City Furniture Co.
Leigh Daniel, meats.
Lund Robert C Jr, mgr Cedar & Neva- da Mercantile Co.
Marshall Wm H, brick mnfr.
Middleton George W, physician. Palm August L, shoemaker.
PALMER BROS (Edward J, Jethro and Wm R). Full and Complete Line of Harness and Saddlery, First-Class Work a Specialty. Correspondence So- licited.
Palmer Richard, blacksmith.
Parry Edward, mason.
Parry John, lime kiln.
Root Lewis, painter and apiarist.
Smith & Charles, dentists.
State Normal School (Southern Branch), Milton Bennion prin.
Taylor Thomas, supt Wood & Taylor Coal Mining Co.
Thorley Thomas, wool grower.
Thorley Thomas A, genl store and post- master.
Urie George, blacksmith.
Walker John, blacksmith.
Ward Hall, W H Corry mgr.
Webster Francis, wool grower.
WILKINSON CHARLES S, Editor The Iron County Record and Job Printer. (See adv.)
Wilkinson Joseph T, contractor.
Wood George, genl store.
Wood & Taylor Coal Mining Co, Thomas Taylor supt.
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CEDAR CLIFFS.
Is a station located on the S. P. V. Ry. in the western part of Sanpete county, about 97 miles from Salt Lake City.
CEDAR FORT.
Is a station located on the Tintic branch of the O. S. L. R. R., 15 miles from Lehi Junction and 43 miles from Salt Lake City.
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CEDAR VALLEY.
Is a country postoffice located 3 miles from the northern shores of Utah Lake, in Utah county, on the O. S. L. R. R., 8 miles northwest of Provo, the county seat and banking town. Has one L. D. S. church, a district school, hotel, etc. Pacific Exp. Population 215. Mabel Crafts, postmistress.
Chamberlain James, hotel. Cook Edward, meats and live stock. CRAFTS MABEL, Postmistress, School and Music Teacher. Hacking George A, grain and live stock. Hacking J S, genl store. Smith Thomas M, constable.
Wilcox Joseph, justice of peace.
CENTER.
A village in the eastern part of Tooele county, 21 miles south of Tooele City, the county seat, and 12 from Mercur, its banking point. Mail tri-weekly. Population 70. Ivor Ajax, acting post- master.
AJAX EMMA J, General Store. Strasburg Bros, grain and cattle.
CENTERFIELD, Sanpete County ..
(See Gunnison.)
CENTERVILLE.
. Is located on the O. S. L. and S. L. & O. Rys. in the southern part of Davis county, 5 miles south of Farmington,' the county seat and nearest banking point, and 10 miles from Salt Lake City. Has L. D. S. church and public schools, good stores. Mail daily. Population 450. Mrs. Nellie Smith, postmaster.
THIS TOWN CONNECTED BY Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co's LONG DISTANCE LINES with al! important Utah." Idaho. Montana and Wyoming points.
Barber Wm, mgr Centerville Opera House. Brandon Mrs Mary, genl store.
Centerville Co-operative Mercantile In- stitution, Joel Parrish mgr, genl store. Centerville Opera House, Wm Barber mgr.
Cleveland George W, grocer.
Davis County Nurseries (see Salt Lake City), Dennis Gallagher, foreman.
Free John, shoemaker.
Gallagher Dennis, foreman Davis Coun- ty Nurseries. Parke Wm, wool grower.
Parrish Joel, mgr Centerville Co-opera- tive Mercantile Institution.
Rampton Henry Jr, blacksmith. Smith Mrs Nellie, postmaster.
Smith & Walton (Charles Smith, Fred- erick Walton) general store.
CENTRAL.
Is a station located on the Sanpete & Sevier branch of the R. G. W. Ry. in the southwestern portion of Sevier county,
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4 miles from Richfield and 173 from Salt Lake City. For business names see In- verury, its nearest postoffice.
CHAMBERS.
Is a station located on the Garfield branch of the O. S. L. R. R. in the west- ern part of Salt county, 12 miles west from Salt Lake City.
CHARLESTON.
Is a progressive town of 500 inhabi- tants, located on the R. G. W. Ry., in Wasatch county, 4 miles from Heber, the county seat, and 17 miles from Park City, the nearest banking town. Has graded school, Wells, Fargo & Co Exp. Telephone connection with Heber and Salt Lake City. Mail daily. Nym- phor C Murdoch, postmaster.
THIS TOWN CONNECTED BY Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co's LONG DISTANCE LINES with all important Utah, Idaho. Montana and Wyoming points.
Burrows Leonard, blacksmith. Charleston Co-op Store. Charleston Creamery. Charleston Saw Mill, lumber and laths. Hotel Murdoch. Murdoch Joseph R, real estate.
MURDOCH NYMPHOR C, Postmas- ter and General Store. Price Mrs M H, milliner. Stevenson & Co, saloon. Webster E, carpenter.
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