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services at the Presbyterian church
to.morrow, June 16, at II a. IN. All are
cordially invited to attend.
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Drugs, medicines, chemicals, patent
medicines, fine cigars, tooth brushes,
combs, &C.. at Houston's drugstore.
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For Sale.-A one-horse Jersey wagon
almost as good as new, for $15. Apply
at this office.
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May 4 st.

NOTICE. - Land Office ut New Orleans,
~ June 8, 1886 Notice is hereby given that
the following named settler has filed notice Of
his intention to make final proof in support Of
his claim: and that said proof will be made be-
ousas, La, on July 29th, 1895, viz:
JOSEPH HIGGINBOTHAM,
who made homestead entry No. 1861, for the
southwest quarter of section 7, south range
east.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF, said land, viz.
Alfred Pavy end Charles NJ. Thompson, of
OpelOusas, La and John R. Knight and Pale
mon Guidry, of Church Point, La.
G. Med. BRUMBY,
June Is, 1895. Register.
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Fibre Cbamos, the new interlining,
at Fjrnberg Bros 6 jy15-2t.
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Go to Bloch's for a stylish hat at hard
time prices. Mems, youths and boys.
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An elegant line of Gents and Boys
atraw hats just received at Firnberg
RrOG,
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sheIled corn for sale. Apply to L.
Smart Sandoz.
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Monday, June ~, lS9I,
May II, 1896.
NOTICE!
NOTlCE!
LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, LA,

LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS. La,
May 30, 1895.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk
OF the District Court at Opelousas, a., OH July
25th, 1895, viz:
THOMAS JOHNSON.
who made Homestead Entry No. 1865 for the
M of E4 and N Ell of N wi, Sec. "a. Tn. 2. ar
l west
He names the following witnesses to prove
MS continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of. said land, viz:
Joseph Clark, Arcessius DeshOtels, Simeon
johnson, AbsOlom Reed, all of ST. Landry
parish, La.
GEO. Med. BRUMBY,
June o-6J Register,
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Rest soda water in town at Houston's
arne store, at 5 cents a glass.
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Prescriptions filled at all hours al
Houston's drugstore, formerly Bailey's.
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Cat YOUR machinery fittings at j..
Movers e. Co.
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Advertise Advertise-in the Wo-
mans Edition.
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The Summer nj, ,mal opens here next
Monday. n
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A Confederate Veterans Department
will be leading feature in The Great
South, published at Birmingham. Ala,
at $2.OO year.
Every issue will contain splendidly
engraved portrait and sketch of some
distinguished Confederate, with inter-
esting recollections of war times, anec-
dotes, &c, written by Confederates.
This feature will make the paper of
great value to all true Southern men
and should make it IA welcome visitor
tn every Southern home. Every effort
should be made to make the Reunion at
Richmond, Va. next year one of the
grandest meetings of patriots ever held
in the South. Remember that to Vete-
rams the price OF subscription is only
one dollar year, always in advance.
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1W0 DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
S1.OO for Six Months.
OIsELOUSAS:

sATURDA~ ;: JUNE Is, 1895.
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JEAN B. DUROUssEAU, Fills.

who made Homestead Entry No. 12254
for the South half of Northeast quarter and
lots l and or Northeast fractional quarter
Sec. 80, Tp. 4, south range west La. Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
of, said land, viz:
Alphonse Bellar, Dennis Victorien, Octave
Pitre and Gerand Noel, all of st. Landry parish
g. MCD. BRUMBY,
May 4-6t. Register.
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Get our prices for job work.
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CtoNsTABLE's SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ST
LANDRY,
FIRST JUSTICES COURT.

c. B. ANDRUS. ACT, vs.. s. NJ. PETERS.
By virtue of a writ of fl. ia. to me directed by
Hon. +. b. Brooks, Justice of the Peace, 1st
Ward, in and for the Parish of st. Landry,
will proceed to sell to the last and highest
of the 1st ward, in the said parish of st. Lam
dry, on
Wednesdny, July 3, 1895,
at 10 o'clock a. M, the following described
property, seized in the above entitled and num-
bered suit, to-wit:
One small piece of land bounded as follows,
north by Maggie Wallis. south by Mrs. .IROdoph
Chachere, east by Vine street and west by Ben
son Harmon, containing 131 IT. front running
back 209 it, a total of q. .274 square it.
Terms-Cash j. Il. ZACHARIE.
June l, 1895. Constable, 1st ward.
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Myt|onsas q ,ourier.

PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY BY
EONCE & L. A. SANDOZ.
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THOMAS .IOHNsON
NOTICE.

LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, LA,
April 9th, 1895. 5
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before d. Bloom
neld, U. s. Commissioner, at OpelOusas, La on
June 17th. 1895. viz:
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The board of Editresses have received
the following communications from
noted literary women of Louisiana
In reply to your request of May 14th,
take great pleasure in inclosing a copy
of Hagar' With best wishes for the
complete success of the Woman's edi-
ton of the COURIER. Believe ME,
Sinnarnlv vOurs
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Your letter of the 14th reached me
the day | got home. thank you more
than can say for it's welcoming words.
can never forget Opeiousas, its gener-
GUS hearted people, or the dear old
COURIER. / send with this a copy of
the poem once read at an entertain
ment 10 Opelousas and which has never
been published. l hope it is not too
long and will serve the purpose in the
meantime. With kindest regards, 1 re-
main, Sincerely.
NJ. r. FIELD (Catharine Cole).n
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Filed April 20, 1895.
o. B. THOMPSON, Dy. elk.
JUDGMENT.
No. 1927.

MRS. ARsENE sAIZAN, WIFE, VS.. PLACIDE
ROBIN.
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NO. 80.
JUDICIAL ADvERTISEME
NOTICE OF ADNIINlSTRATIO
NOTICE OF ADMINIsTrs

ESTATE OF THEOGENE BOUT X.
No. $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

n Cfockwell, manager, room 4oj
Progress building. Among the new but
very desirable enterprises which have
been started during the present year, IS
that which bears the above title. estab-
ished January 1895, and conducted by
Mr. !. n Crockwcll Who Il will be re-
membered was appointed by the. Utah
Worlds Fair Commission, Official Pho
togriphcr' at the Worlds Columbian
Exposilion; where he did valiant service
for Utah In exhibiting large line Of Utah
scenic views, and exterior and interior
views Of some Of the fine residences
which adom our city. lie also attended
the Midwintcr Cir and brought; back
with him a 6ill line OF Worlds Fair and
Mdwinlcr Fairncgaiives. Hefepresents
a large number Of first class eastern and
western houses agencies for which he
secured in many instances, while IN
Chicago. New York City and San Fran
cisco in 1895 and 1894 From these
houses lie is prepared to promptly iurn.
ise the following lines Of goods; Adver-
Using spccialiies. consisting OF novelties,
calanders, hangers, panels, booklets,
memo books, fans, cards, gum stckers
aud labels, price tickets, etc. Also ad.
vcriising signs in card board, enameled
iron and wood. He also displays the
largest line Of lithographic work, west OF
Denver, and IS prepared TO furnish
agents solicitors, and canvasscr's, goods
and novelties. also insurance, life, acci.
dent and health. Mr Crockwell also
represents The Arlell Weekly Co, Of
New York City, publishers OF "Leslie's
Weekly" and standard works Of art and
literature. also Judge Publishing Co,
and Is now introducing through reliable
solicitors, several very desirable works,
which can be obtained only by subscnp-
ton, Mr. Croekwell Is a rusiler aud Is
on the qui vlve for anything new. novel
or catchy; so that business men and so.
liciiofs, will do well to drop In frequent
" and sec what he has. and manuiac-
turcfs Of new and novel goods sold TO
the trade or by agents will do well to
write him. A branch has been establish.
cd Vt Logan and others will be placed
at Ogden, Provo and Aiant, lie Is
building up good business and we wish
hiin all the success he merits.
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This firm Of wholesale and commission
butchers was established about one and
a half years ago The company Is com.
posed " Mcssrs. g. II Stephens, Geo.
Roberts and c. Hunt All are prumi-
ncnt business men and property owners
and are members Of the A. % u. W,
Mr. Hunt being also member Of the
!, o. o. 4. The place occupied for
the company as warehouse Is NJ i6t
State street Il Is a onr.Nory brick.
2oxI7o feet equipped with all the hcili.
ties and cunveuIcnces for the rapid
handling and storing Of meats. Here IS
kept a large supply Of fresh meat, which
IS sold to the retail dealers throughout
the city The slaughter house Is located
half mile north Of Brck's Hot springs.
This establishment Is iooytS1 feet IA a..
mansions and Is provided with every
possible facility that Us known in the
business This finn sells 10 the local
trade only. They do a commission bus.
mess In meats also and are prepared to
receive large conaguments OF the same
When desired they advance money on
such consignmenis and guarantee quick
sales and prompt returns
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,. q. Tei, a 4. ". peit.

These gentlemen represent two Of the
largest jobbing houses In the country,
namely, NJ ID. Wells * Co., manu-
hciufers and wholesale dealers in boots
and shoes, Chicago; and Hart Brothers,
importers and iobbers Of mems furnish
ings, and manufacturers aud wholesale
dealers m shirts, drawers, overalls, etc.
The goods Of these houses are too
widely known to need comment Messrs.
Felt represent these houses through
Utah and Idaho. and have built no q
large patronage In this country. Offices
are maintained in the Hooper.Eldrrdge
block, room No. s, where complete
line OF samples is carried Mr.. j. G..
Felt Is interested In mining. and Is a
member Of the Chamber Of Commerce.
Both gentlemen are representative bust.
ness men.
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The meat business is one that IS wen
and wouhily represented in ths city ana
among NE prominent dealers Is the well-
known hm Of Nm. Wood & Co. ~ 20
West First South street The nuH-
mes, was established in 1906 by nlr VIM
Wood. Senior. the present style beng
adopted alter several changes. ne hfn
Is composed NJ Mcssfs. Wm. Wood,
II. Grips. j.. T. Bennett and w. r. Wal
lace. The FIRST two mentioned genue-
men give their entire attention 10 tne
business, tine Others being Otherwise 10,
tcfcstcd aud occupied. 1he store used
for the business IS sSxioo feet In are aug
is well appointed for all requirements OF
the business. A fresh supply of meats 3
always kept on hand and first quality IS
the standard always mant uned pc
stock also embrace vegetables and fruits
Ia scasca The business IS both whole
sale and retail in character and Jas grown
to large proportions The hm make =
specially Of pork sausage and ~ this
particular alone do q large Wholesale
business Orders are called for and de-
lvcrod to all parts OF the city. and every
effort is made 10 cater 90 a select patron.
age The managers are experienced
aud are fully cunvtrsant with the wa Is
aud requirements OF their large patron
age.
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Salt Lake City Is exceptionally well
provided with dealers who supply food
and provisions Of all kinds one Of the
leading establishments Of this kind Is the
Palace Meat Market, located In neat aud
cummodious quarters NJ 26s South Main
street Telephone i6q This business
was established in 1850 being formerly
conducted under the name OF $, S, Dick.
inson u Co. The present proprie,ors
Messm Dickinson * Marriott have had
the business for three years This Is
claimed to be the finest market
west uf Chicago and Is equipped though
out with modern fixtures aud every nee
es,ary convenience including a large
handsome ice chest manufactured espec
ially for this establishment The Palace
makes a specially at curing hams and OF
kctlle-rcndcrcd larls, The firm does a
very large trade both wholesale aud re-,
tail. Everything sold IS of the finest
quality. Alcading feature OF this market
Is bargain counter, at which meats are
sold at the purchasers own price, this IS
the only counter OF the kind in the city.
The partners Mr. S. $ Dickinson and
Mr. ] NJ. Mlunotl ATE both active BUSH
ness men and are popular with their Gus.
toners.
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nlachhur,, nros.

One OF the popular mercantile firms is
that OF Blackhurst Bros, whose establish.
ment is At No. % East Second South
St, telephone 25,l This flourshing
business was established In 1888. since
which time the trade has constantly in.
creased owing to the energy and cour-
teousness Of the projectors. Messrs.
Blackhursi Bros are wholesale and re.
tail dealers Ia hay, grain, flour, groceries,
provisions and vegetables In the front
OF the establishment is q grocery depart.
ment and in the rear feed and hay
warehouse, a delivery wagon supplies
customers IN all parts OF the city. The
firm does an extensive produce commits
sion business, making specially of
flour. Mr. d. G. Blackhursl, the mana.
yer, Is native Of salt Lake. Mr.. ID.
Blackhurst IS pioneer resident who
came 10 Salt Lake City in Is47 from
Nauyoo, Illinois.
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sal, Lnae storage company.

This enterprise has been In operation
for about two years, and has met with .
success as beneficial to the commercial
interests Of the city as Il is gratifying To
the proprietor. Mr.. c Nee The
Office and salcsrooms are at 5i5 West.
second South street, and comprise a
two story and basement brick building,
OF 600 square feet The place IS equipped
with all facilities necessary Tor the rapid
handling OF the stock that Is OF large
proportion The warehouse has private
switch connection. and Mr.. Nee Is pre-
pared to receive, BY car loads, the largest
consignmcn,s Of hay, grain and produce,
lie makes liberal advances upon all
staple consignments, and guarantees
quick sale and prompt returns MI. Nee Is
also agent for the Pacific Flour mills,
OF Millville, Utah. and handles much OF the
product OF that concern MI. ]. c. Nee,
the proprietor. has resided in this city for
six years, during which time he has
earned a reputation as a man OF honor
and integrity. He has developed quite
a large business, and is esteemed in com.
mercial circles. Mr. Nee Is largely inter
ested In several prosperous mining enter
prises, and also possesses city realty.
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slnrer ,iannlaelnrInE 90

The Singer Sewing Machine are
universal iavofitcs and are too wide
~ known to require comment from
Us. This machine was first sold IN
this city in 1905 and four years Later
Mr. ]. ~. Singer came to Salt Like
TO establish an agency, and in i7N
the company made this city the dHu'
buiing point for Utah. Idaho, Wyoming
and Montana. The company manuiac-
lures i63 different machines and does
the largest business Of It's kind in the
world. They maintain offices IN all the
cities OF the old aud new world and
operate six factories which furnish en-
ployment 10 over 10000 hands. The
local agency here does q si5l.o1u 90
business annually. The silesrooms are
NJ State and Second South streets and
here fifty persons are employed
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This business was established In 1880
by the present proprietor Mr. Henry
Sadlcr. The store IS 40 27l nni 27s
South Main street Here Is carried a
fail line oiimported and domestic liquors.
cigars and cigarettes Mr Sadlcr Is
agent for the Anthony and Kuhn Brew.
ing Association OF ST Louis handling
the famous XXX Export Beer. bottled by
that company lie Is also western dis
tribuiing agent for the popular NJ. YER
non Rye Whisky bottled by the HannIs
Distllcry Co, Of Baltimore, Nd. In
Kentucky whsklcs be- handles the fam.
Gus Yellow Stone whskcy, Manufactured
by the Taylor Williams Co., oi Louisville.
Ky lie Is sole agent for the Ufbanl
Wine CO., OF Hammondsport. ~ v,
and Is also agent for the Rumart Pcre
and Fills Bmt Champagne Mr. Sadler
has built up a large business and sells
both at wholesale and retail He Is well
and avorbly known In commercial cir.
cles. having been engaged IN business in
this section many ytan. lie Is u native
and arriving here in September 1850 Mr.
Sadler was also At one time q member OF
the firm Of VIM. Jennings 81 Co dealers
In general merchandise, aud was after
wards connected with the trm OF Teasdel
& Co, also dealers in gonetal merchan
disc For Eve years he had charge Of
the grocery business OF Walker bros, at
Ogden, and was for a while In the same
line here for the same firm. continuing
with their successors until he took charge
OF the Kentucky Liquor Company's bust.
ness and afterwards become engaged In
the business Tor himself IN 1889 lie Is
an experienced and able business man;
capable Of making success OF most any.
thing he undertakes.
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TITO Murray nea, aud Live stock Co.

There are a number OF first class mar
kcis In Salt Lake prominen, among
which Is that Of the Murray Meat & Live
Stock company whose commodious
Offices and warehouses are at $50 State
street. The stockyird and sales house
OF the company ares At Murray telephone
S36) This flourshing business was es-
ihblished In December last and during
the brief time which has elapsed since
then has been remarkably successful in
building up a profitable custom The
company keeps constantly on hand 4
large and well selected stock Of
dressed beef mutton, veal, pork,
sausage, smoked meats and lard
and makes a specially OF fine llt
cattle, sheep and hogs. The officers Of
the company are: Mr. a. Roland, presi.
dent. Dr. Il. Fcrrebe, secretary and Mis-
A. Roland treasurer. Mr.. A. Roland
came from Colorado. He was proprietor
Of the salt Lake Meat company for two
ycars. Dr. Fcrrcbe. the secretary, Is a
well known physician, surgeon and drug
gist At Murray. The establishment IS
equipped with the latest improved Tx
lures aud three wagons are kept CON
taEily busy. The business IS Wholesale.
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c.iifsrsiA Wine Company wooif'
Agent.

In a review Of the various principal
commercial Industries Of Salt Lake, the
famous California Wine Co, OF when
MI. /. Wool is agent, must necessarily
occupy foremost position. ms DUST
ness. which Is the ony exclusive whole
sale house Of its kind, not only ~ inc
city. but west ol the Missouri river, was
established by Mr. Wool, some fourteen
years ago, aud has, since It's inccpuun'
developed from a modest beginning, mo
an enormous business. The premises
occ,ipied at fS4-f3S W., second sonih
street. are Aoxioo feet IN area, aiioiaing
annie accommodation for the large
stock that Is always carried. Here Is the
finest stock OF wines, liquors aud cigars
In The city. and the stock never ialls Pc
low 60. 90 value. Mr.. Wool handles
Unmarried and domestic wines, liquors
and cigar. Among his WHISTLES VA DC
found The following famous brands Her
mitarc. Ripcy, Mcllwood, Old Crow
WcBfayef. Guckenhcimef, and other ltycs'
In imported brandics, he carries bou-
telleau, Fills, Hcnnessy, ana 4" r.
Narteli brands. lie also handles DO
nestle wines, hrandics, cognaei on9ul'
parnee imported aud domestic; also ihl.
ported lkNiNe MllANH htl" Nf.'t Ntff ~ .ft
and domestic gins. In his STOCK WI
also be found. a complete line OF I'M
ported and domestic cigars, embracing
Inc productions OF the most celebrated
manufacturers They also handle CONF
pleic bar outfits, billiard and pool tables.
The business Is exclusively Wholesale
In character, and has developed INTO
very large proportions, extending
throughout Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, Ne
vada and Montana. Several travelling
men represent the house on the road,
and are last increasing the business. MI
I. Wooli, Of this splendid business. came
to this city, iwcnty.three years ago. lie
was formerly In the same line OF husl'
ness In New York City, and has more
than twenty-five years experience. TIC
brings 10 bear on his business, thorough
knowledge OF the requisite qualities OF
wines and liquors, which, added TO ms
knowledge OF the wants and require
men,s OF the trade, renders him es!'
pecially well qualified to conduct such
u business. He Is In his pfimei Is q
courteous, refined gentleman, well liked
BY all who know him.
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dav and twelve acres at Twelfth and
state streets Salt Lake City. All KINDS
III In,it trees. ornamental trees, shrubs,
vines small fruits, etc, are grown,
specially being made Of fruit trees, suen
as apple, pear, plum. peach, cherry,
apricot and pune. They are among ne
largest dealers In nursery goods IN thls
section OF the country, and make snlp
ments through Utah, Montana, ldaho.
Wyoming, Nevada, Colorado, New
Mexico and California, the product be
ing HIGHLY valued wherever introduced
The officers Of the company are; fresi'
dent S. n Walker, vicc'pfesidenti ,
ii Fields; w. Ebcrly. secretary; treas,
urer and manager, NJ. L Callahan All
are men Of prominence IN the cry ahu
are too well known to require inuo1ue'
ton from us.
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Atl,.l53 West. North Temple street.
Me located the storage, warehouse and
salesrooms OF Henry COIN s. company.
The business was established In 1873.
and was Incorporated in 1898, As com.
mission dealers they handle produce Of
an kinds pooer's supplies, sheep DIP
etc, spelIalues being made Of wool
hides. iufs and pelts. The storage ware
house Is always filed with valuable pro.
ducts ni many different kinds. The olli-
GERS OF the company are. President,
Henry COIN; secretary, l.. W. Friedman;
treasurer ! NJ. solomon. Mr.. Cohn was
born in Prussia coming here In 1867, and
is one OF the enterprislng business men
of the place, Messrs, Friedman and
Solomon arc also wde.awake business
men, and are largely contributing to the
success OF this ilourishlng establishment.
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II. rIni,hn,cn a cnmnnnr.

Prominent among the largest and most
Influential houses engaged IN their par
ucular sphere Of mercantile enterprise
rs the firm of McssN. II. Halhusen a
company This business was established
twenty-five years ago, and has since met
with the greatest success, the firm now
operating establishments at Colorado
springs, Lcadillc, Denver Aspen, and
this city. THE Salt Lake branch was
formed Ia 1891. For office and ware.
house the company occuplcs the building
on the corner OF Third South and l'inh
West streets The premises are 31xi6o
feet In area and furnish ample accommo-
dalton for the arge stock continually re-
ceiycd aud shipped out again, The lirm
deals in hides, pclts. lurs, wool and tai.
low, shipping the same 10 immense quan-
uues throughout the itasL An annual
business oi about Si7S.ooo. Is transacted,
aud the house Is one OF the largest OF MS
kind In the entire West The house has
earned an envlable reputation Tor enter
Prise and liberal dealings, and is Justly
considered as among the most reliable in
the trade The business, since It's inau.
gurauon here has been great aeqnisi.
ton 20 Salt Lake commerce. The local
branch Of this splendid business, Is under
The management Of Mr.. a. NJ. Goslen,
who has had charge OF Affairs here since
Il was established Mr.. Goshen Is a bus.
mess man OF ability, push and enterprise,
| 2nd has done much TO place his house in