The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-10
THE BUSINESS SITUATION.
Ths Men Who Keep the Wheels of Commerce
in Notion

Ths Men Who Keep the Wheels Of Commerce
In Motion.
Eureka's postofIice and news depot is in
Mr.. James P. Driscoll's HANDS, gentleman
well known and strictly sin it." with the
boys of Eureka. Here is where most Of
the literary people from the Police Gazette
devotee to the Bible reader congregate.
Mr.. Driscoll has monopoly on the news
and stationery business, and is doing
good trade. He was appointed postmaster
in November, 1889, ana at this time started
the news business, which has steadily
increased till now he has just put now
set Of boxes refurnished the Office and can
boast of having as neat an office IS any
south of Salt Lake. THE HERALD is on
Mr. Driscolrs counters every morning.
JOHN McHRYsTAL.
At the corner Of the two principal streets
10 Eureka stands store that for elegance
of appearances and cleanliness and COM
pleteness of the STOCK makes one think he
is in metropolis again. We refer to the
wholesale and retail firm of John McChry
stal, house so well known that praise Of
il is Unnecessary. The manager, MIR. Noah
McChrystal is young man who for solid
enterprise and goaheadativeness is a way
Out Of the ordinary. He commenced his
commercial career when about 10 years of
age and his shrewd and far-seeing ability
soon manifested itself. In 1888 he took
charge. though still boy, and has caused
his parents as well as the citizens OF
Eureka TO be proud of their enterprising
young merchant.
MARTIN KELLAR
is the tonsorial artist In Eureka and right
well does he deserve the title, his skill
with the capillary mower, well known in
Salt Lake about twelve y3ars ago,
drifted from Salt Lake TO Silver Reef,
thence to Eureka, having been there about
three years. His sojourn in Silver Reef
gave him an acquaintance with the entire
southern end OF the territory. In Eureka
he has a neat and well equipped parlor and
and numbers his friends is legion he has q
good trade and is happy.
HUB SAMPLE ROOM,
by Messrs. Fitzgerald g. Coffey, is one of
the neatest and best kept sample and club
rooms in the town, and one 81 which the
best trade is always found. Their location
is at the corner of Main aud Church
streets, opposite the Eureka hotel, hence
they embrace all the principal traffic and
have good trade. The proprielors are
well ana favorably known aud their friends
are legion. Their stock OF wines, liquors
and cigars Is first class in all details.
MARsHAL's BEER HALL.
julius Marshal, proprietor, is one OF the
most quiet and respecl able resorts for those
requiring stimulents. and the goods kept
by this nrm are first class in every respect;
they include cigars, tobaccos, pure wines,
liquors, etc.
JAMES JUSTICE
is the fancy carpenter and builder ST
Eureka and to him must be credited the
hne buildings as we'll as much of the fancy
work such as scroll saving, screen doors,
head boards, grove fences. and in fact all
kinds of odd jobs. He has a fully equipped
shop with mortice and lennon machines,
saws, shapes, ETC., which enable him to
stand abreast of any contractor in the
camp. Mr.. Eustice has fine run of work,
and is much encouraged with the outlook.
WIN. d. MYERS.
What Eurekaite has not heard OF this
gentleman, or his ability TO suit the cpl
curean's Itaslel At one time MIR. Myers
ran the Cosmopolitan Hotel at Provo af-
forwards the Enterprise restaurant. Leav-
ing Provo to commence business in Eureka,
he soon secured q position in front, and to-
day as proprietor Of the keystone Hotel
does trade in excess of any restaurant in
town. MIR. Myers is heavy owner in
some valuable mining properties located
near the Bullion-Beck.
THE PALMER HOUSE.
At the north end of main street is To-
Gated this comfortable hostelry, which in
excellence of fixtures and appointment sur
passes any hotel in town. Although re-
well known-Mr. Nj. Lochwitz,l gentle
man who has established business center
radiating from his 0l CT, in the north wing
of which the Palmer House is located 1t
was opened last March with thirty rooms,
each one being nicely carpeted and fur
nished in natural oak. The hotel is on the
European plan, but first class cafe Is
running at which meal can be had that
win pesr with any in Salt Lake.
TUCKER WALLACE.
Recognizing the true under-current Of
prosperity flowing into Eureka. these gem
tiemen about three months ago secured
good location for the establishment of
general merchandise store, stocked up
with q most complete line, put in a good
corps OF clerks and today stand in the front
ranks as the go-shead merchants OF Eu-
reka. MIR. Tucker is our friend "Jim' of
Clear Greek, sometimes called Tucker
station on the Rio Grande Western. while
Mr.. Wallace is the popular Alta merchant.
H.F. FULLRIDE
Is located in east Main street and has
complete stock of furniture and wall
paper; he has been in Eureka abouts two
years; he came from Nevada, but was an
old Utah man in 1869. Mr. Fullride Is ore
Of Eureka's most Hnterprlsing business
men. always to the front in anything look
ing to Eureka's advancement.
JAMES CHESHIRE
is the proprietor Of the photograph gallery.
having been established about three
months; he dnds Eureka good businesa
place, inasmuch IS he has q line run Of I
work; his ability as en- artist Is well evil
deuced by the pictures displayed in his
gallery, the clearness being a special fea-
aure and the pose in every case showing
the true artist.
MAX FR1EDERsDoRE
is the staple green and fancy grocer ~ |
Eureka, and his stock is such thar the onlv
fault, If any exists, is the crowded condi- |
ton Of his store, which seems 10 be a. |
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