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

LUMBER.
w. H. Ridenbaugh-Yar above town on
the penitentiary road manufactured at his
mill on the Cozette.
Moses H. GOodwin-Lumber at mill on
penitentiary road.
- lrLIvERY. ANDSFEEDssTABLE. q s9Rt
Corner Ninth and Bannock streets, Q.
w. Moore, proprietor; Eugene Golf, agent
in charge.
LOAN AGENTS.
Collins & Hay loan money on improved
property. A few doors west of Overland
hotel. = 4sza
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One door east of city hall on Nam street,
w. w. Douglas, proprietor; has recently
made some fine monuments in Italian and
Vermont marble.
MILLINERY.
Mrs c. Ellsworth has a fashionable mil
linery establishment on Idaho street. where
she is making beautiful specimens of ladies'
hats.
Mrs. Lena Lubkin has fine assortment
of millinery goods ON Main and Seventh
streets, suitable for all seasons and occa-
sionS.
MEAT MARKETS.
Thomas P. Woodcock has a very neatly
arranged market on Main street, between
Overland hotel and Ninth street, where he
has at all times the best that the country
affords.
H. C.. Branstetter, who runs the old
market place on Main street, between
Seventh and Eighth, continues to enjoy an
excellent trade.
G.. r. Kennedy, on Idaho and Eighth
streets, has neat. clean and well arranged
market-house and is doing his share of bus
mess.
PLANNING MILL.
William Burge is proprietor of the plan
ing mill on Bannock street, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth. 1t seems to be
doing good business.
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. A. G. Girard, post surgeon at Boise
barracks; J. K. Dubois, L. f. Jones, E.
Smith, George Collister, George P. Haley.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
]. c. Myers. on Main street, between
Seventh and Eighth.
George w. Foor, at Kingsley's old place,
has done some very fine work since he has
been in the city.
Jacob Welsh, shop on Main street, be
tween Ninth and Tenth. Mr.. W. has long
been established in the city, and does good
work
RESTAURANTS.
''The Palace" by Mrs Lizzie Mordant.
First class in all respects.
1.-THE City" by r. j. Lenark, on Ninth,
between Main and Idaho. Good meals and
beds.
The "Anti- Chinese" restaurant is on
Ninth, between Grove and Main. Fox &
Burns, proprietors. g.
''The Spanish on Idaho and Eighth
streets.
REAL ESTATE.
Judson Spofford has opened real estate
Office on the north side of Main street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth. With Mr..
Spofford's business ability, long residence
and acquaintance, he will undoubtedly be
able to do good business.
SALOONS.
Occidental-John Hanson, proprietor.
Gem-Richard Adelmann.
New Racket-Nettleton & Rulledge
The Arcade-Thomas Nipper
The City Brewery saloon-John Brod-
beck, proprietor.
The Boise Brewery saloon-John Lemp,
Main and Ninth streets.
The Billiard saloon-This saloon has four
fine tables. John Lemp is the proprietor.
VIM. H. Yaumann has very quiet, well
regu at d saloon on Main, near Eighth.
Col. John Early has popular saloon on
Main street, between Seventh and Eighth
street.
Scott & Beemer's is a popular resort on
Main street, between Seventh ann Eighth.
They keep the best of goods.
Joseph Kinney has recently opened a
saloon on the corner of Seventh and Main.
Charles Granholm keeps good whisky
opposite the postoffice.
Fred Granholm has a saloon on Main
between Seventh and Eighth streets.
Charley Crouch and N. G.. Smith have
taken the old Commercial stand and opened
a saloon very neat in appearance. They
are particular in the goods they sell.
Sam Beck has saloon in South Boise.
SURVEYOR.
H. M. Hesse, county surveyor General
and plating.
SOAP MANDATORY,
BY Cyrus Jacobs, near distille ~, on
Fourteenth street
SHOE SHOPS.
William Bazhouse, nearly opposite gov
ernment land Office on Main street.
Jose B. Rodriguez, in Broadbent's block
on Idaho street.
Stadel & Dahl, opposite the Overland
hotel on Main street.
TIN AND sHEET-IRON.
Milliman & Paynton manufacture tin
and sheet-iron ware and attend to gutter
ing and roofing. Place of business, Broad
bant'S block Idaho street
TAILOR CUSTOM.
Thomas Fitzpatrick, on Eighth street,
opposite the Overland hotel.
TAILOR MERCHANT.
J. o. Baker, first door west of the Over
land hotel, has fine stock OF clothing,