The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-25

firm most handsome profits and standing
with any in or city, The enterprise of
Mr.. Hathenbruck has been of value to the
Garden city and he is deserving of I'M
bounded success.
AID. ANDERSON
has achieved the reputation of being care
full and we'll skilled artist. Since estab-
fishing his photograph gallery in Provo his
patronage has grown rapidly until at pres
ent he is looked upon as among the first
class artists. Mr.. Anderson displays some
most beautiful views of scenery of Utah
county taken by himself.
THE ENTERPRISE RESTAURANT.
This Delmonicos has never known the
same successes as since it fell into the
hands of B. F. Fleiner, of Omaha. He is
so well up in the business that he not only
provides most excellent viands, but every
day knows the state of his finances. His
patronage Is increasing almost daily, and
from present appearances his future home
will be in Provo.
y. A. NEIBAUR.
1t was happy thought of this gentle
man when he concluded to establish his
cigar factory in Provo. No other institu-
ton of the kind existed here, and he has
had clear sailing. He has been notably
successful, not only because he had
the right of way, but because
he is making some most excellent
cigars. His patronage is increasing so rap
idly that he will soon be compelled TO shift
TO more commodious quarters. His Span
ish handmade cigars are becoming great
favorites.
KERR BROS.
This firm devotes itself largely to
wholesale dealing in produce of every de-
scription. Besides receiving large trade
from Provo, the are well known through
out Titan county, where they do an active
business. The rich products Of our river,
lake and mountains can invariably be
found at the headquarters of this rising
firm. They are now located one block
north of the National Bank corner. They
will very soon find the necessity for a new
building to accommodate their increasing
trade
THE PROVO CITY LUMBER COMPANY.
This company was formed and incorpor-
ated two years ago at meeting attended
by representative business men, and before
two months had passed away things were
humming in the vicinity of their present
buildings and yards. Among the inoorpor
ators we're Reed Smoot L. Holbrook, B.
e. Eldredge, James Bean, Peter Stubbs
and George Sutherland. The stock has
always been above par, and those who in
vested have received a good interest on
their money. The past six months have
witnessed the greatest prosperity of the
company, their output being very great.
MIR. Todd, the present superintendent is a
valuable acquisition to the establishment
and is conducting the business with a zeal
peculiar to himself. They are now begin
ming to manufacture building material of
al. kinds on a large scale and double The
quantity OF their stock.
THE sun FOUNDRY.
Last year reincorporation of this COM
pany was effected with the following Off
GERS @. d. Moore, president; John Dewey,
vice-presdent; j. e. Booth, secretary; and
during the past eight months they have
done over $4,000 worth of bust
ness, At the present writing large
car load of new machinery is
being unloaded at the shops, which will
nearly double the capacity. Tney have not
only supplied Utah county with the class Of
work they do but have furnished fittings
for the water and gas pipes in Salt Lake
city The shops are now running in full
blast with all the work on hand that can
be attended TO. Q. d. Moore has, through
his efficient services as president and
superintendent, done great deal toward
putting the foundry on firm financial
footing. His experience in the work ex-
tends over many years, and he has made
himself factor in our community through
his successes.
HANSEN & &C.
are wealthy hardware firm who are be-
coming more and more prominent. They
occupy two commodious buildings on Cen =
ter street and carry an immence stock.
They have, besides their line of stoves,
ranges and hardware of every description,
carriages, buggieB, wagons, carts ana
farming implements. The gentlemen of
the firm are thorough-going huanciers and
know no such word as fail.
I GEORGE HARTLY
is located on street with a beautiful stock
of iewelry, watches, etc. He is a practical
watch repairer and his time is constantly
occupied, having steady patronage
DUsENBERRY KNowLDEN
are young and active firm who are doing
lions portion of the insurance and real
estate business in this city and surround
ing country and are rustlers from the
word 60 They have been operating about
one year and are building up business
that is both creditable and lucrative
PROF. H. E. GILES
is without a rival in the musical fraternity
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