The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-01


Ben Hymanson, on Main, between Sew
enth and Eighth streets. Mr.. Hymanson
has a large and well-selected stock oil
books, stationery, toys and notions, and he
has a good trade. Mr.. H. is agent for and
circulates The HERALD.
James A Pinney deals in the above.
named articles. His store is on the north
side OF Main, between Seventh and Eighth
BLACKsMITHING.
John Atkinson occupies the large black
smithing establishment on the corner OF
Main and Ninth streets. He employs a
number of good mechanics, and has a gov
eminent contract for shoeing horses
f. G.. Maupon, ON Ninth between Grove
and Main. has also large shop and the
reputation of doing excellent work.
Fred Isel, successor to j. H. Jackson
shop on Bannoclz street between Seventh
and Eighth. He does general blacksmith
ing.
BARRIERS.
T. C. Gregory, R. a. Easley, William A
Gregory, H. Leroy, William McHenry.
COMMERCIAL AGENCY.
Bradstreets', on Seventh street between
Grove and Main; Charles A. CLARK, agent.
CoRRALs.
The Walla Walla, on corner Ninth and
Bannock; G. d. Chinn, proprietor.
Ransom's, Immediately west of the theatre
on Main; joan Ransom, proprietor.
The Green Meadow, on Ninth and Grove
Sam Beck's, in South Boise city.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
A Mcpherson, shop on Idaho between
Seventh and Eighth streets.
A G.. Lachapelle, on Seventh between
Main and Idaho streets,
CANDY MANUFACTURER.
r. G. Belts, manufacturer and dealer in
candy, fruits, nuts, ice cream, etc, on Main
street, between Seventh and Eighth.
DIsTILLER
Cyrus Jacobs is the proprietor of the
whisky distillery on Fourteenth street, be
tween Main and Idaho.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, ETC.
Eppstein & Logan, on Main street, be
tween Seventh and Eighth, have large
stock of dry goods, clothing, hats. caps,
etc. They are known as very fair dealers
d. Spiegel deals in dry goods, notions
fancy goods, hats, caps, etc. Mr.. Spiegel
is located on the north side of Main, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets.
Shainwald Brothers, one of the largest,
best arranged and most complete stores in
the territory. Salesrooms in both first and
second stories. This firm carries a large
stock of dry goods, clothing, furnishing
goods, hats, caps and groceries aud has
travelling man taking orders.
Nathan Falk & Brother carry the same
line of goods as Shainwald, and in large
supply. Supplies orders wholesale and re-
tail.
f. A Monroe, clothing, groceries, hats,
an1 oil the stock carried a plnlrq1
store. 80
Charles Himrod has fine stock of gen.
eral merchandise, and large, well ar
ranged store, where he carries big stock
of goods His place of business is few
doors west of the Overland hotel.
Davis Levi has general sto TX of goods
in his store room, north side of Main, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets.
Warn & Marshal, on north side of Main
street, between Eighth and Ninth, have all
the stock appertaining to general store
clothing, hats, caps, groceries, etc.
DRUGGISTS.
The drugstore of John F. Ridenbaugh,
situated upon Main and Eighth streets, oppo-
site Overland hotel, has recently been
finely fitted up with an iron front and
Captain William H. Nye, its former pro-
prietor.
Homer S. Meyers has drug store on the
south side of Main street, between Seventh
and Eighth, fitted up in in elegant style.
He carries very large stock of drugs and
fancy goods.
DENTISTS.
Dr.O.L. Moir on Eighth, nearly opposite
Overland hotel; DR.. r. S. Belts, Perrault
building; Dr. D. Arnold, Idaho street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth.
FOUNDRY
The Boise Iron foundry is located on
Main and Eleventh streets, and is con-
Quoted by S. c.. Terrence, who casts build
ing fronts, quartz-mill castings and the
general run of cast-iron work.
FURNITURE.
George Voss, on Main, between Sixth
and Seventh streets, carries large stock
stock of furniture.
]. X. Bennett, on Main and Ninth streets,
has recently received some very pretty
furniture of the latest designs and patterns.
FENCE MANUFAcToRY.
The Boise City Fence Mandatory, on
Idahoaud Seventh streets, makes a superior
article of wire and wood fence.
FIREwooD.
Paul Arelin deals in cordwood. Wood
ward south of Boise bridge.
GRIsT MILLS.
CYRUS Jacobs mill on Fourteenth street,
between Main and Bannock, makes the
best of meal and flour.
VIII. Ridenbaugh's mill in South Boise,
on Overland road
GUN SHOP.
ByW. T. Beard, on Main street, opposite
the government land Office. Mr.. b. has
complete establishment.
GROCERIES,.
Fred. Daugh has large stock of
groceries at his store on Main street be-
tween Seventh and Eighth.
l.. G.. Brooks, dealer in groceries, on
Idaho and Seventh streets.
Cyrus Jacobs deals in groceries, hams,
bacon and glassware, on Seventh and Main
streets.
Nelson F. Kimball, warehouseman, for
warding agent and dealer in groceries, pro-
visions, flour, feed, baled hay, grain, wood,
sash, doors, shingles, glass, paints and oils.
On Main and Sixth streets.
HARDWARE.
Peter Soma keeps large stock OF all
kinds of hardware, wagons, fence wire,
ETC., which he WHOLESALERS and retails at his
place in his brick block on Main and Eighth
streets, under opera house.
Frank r. Coffin & Brother, on Main and