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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

show and sample room, where the
firm make an extensive display OF
s,atuary, monuments, etc. On sixth west
between south and north Temple streets,
the firm have their stone cutting and pol
ishing plant, The yard Is ten rods vide.
has a depth OF twenty rods and Is the
most perfectly appointed establishment
OF Us KIND M the entire west II Is sup
piled with the latest modern labor saving
devices, including two immense mercer
ian yang saws which 10 as much work
o. eighty persons; two lathes which
handle stone columns two eet in cir
cumleruice and ten feet in length; d
travelling crane which can III and handle
fourteen tons M one time and Dad or m.
load an entire car load OF stone In thirty
minutes, a mammoth polishing and rub.
bins stone, twrn.y Zee, in diameter; an
automatic stune ohisrl for cutting fine
marble, whicn Mr.. Watson secured ltthe
Worlds Far, and is one uf three in use
IN this country, etc. Power is supplied
by a Corless engine OF 100 horse power
and forty to hlIy men are given employ
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existence, and owing 70 Is liberal mau.
aeemcnt, Offers il. patrons unfivalled a.
cilihea. An aeca,y was established in tliis
city rs early as 1883 and that the present
Iibeml policy anH msDagement are appfe'
GATED BY The ps1lIc Is FULLY aiic'led bY
ihe LARGE buHura Il does out OF stli
Lake 'iiy. The company uai iig ouic
here 1t 50 west 6 cund South street Us
parcel department and monty dcpill-
men, are mot aicmaiIclily managed.
The company opefatei over tne 100
Gnndc Western, DcnNtf & Rio bi1nie.
RIO Grandc Southern Flufru't ~ Clu-
pie Greek, RIO btsndg e aa1'a i'a
u. F. Denver s. Guil railroads. II mas
through way lilllug arrangements ana
tonnage contracts with the Wells, Fargo
Co aud connects with 800 the important
express companies 90 iis eastern lefmt-
ais rs well as billing through from tbs
city 10 al common points cast with The
same companies 90 Denver Tor lll points
west TINS company's facilities Tor
quick and safe delivery are unsurpassed
and is equipment is perfect. II Is pre-
pared to receive aud hy iis connections
10 deliver freight or moncy to any CONT
In the United States, Canada, Mexlcc OF
Europe. Mr.. a. & French has charge
" ,he local agency. .iaali been eiti
the company since 1888 bot has had
charge here for about two years, $50
Is thoroughly experienced in the hnti-
ness, and his wide Acquaintance among
business men and BIZ Uniform courtesy
have bad due effect In attracting business
TO his trustworthy company.
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n. N. winter, Agent for Hammond
Typewriter.

Mr. II. N. Winter was bornhere thirty
FIVE years ago. He Is prominent in COM
meicial circles and Is most active
business man. Mr.. Winter is secretary
OF the Peoples Adjustment Co is presi-
dent Of the Young Mems Mutual I'm
provement Association Of the Fifth
ward, and is inventor OF II. N. Winters
Ready Statement journal, principal
and proprietor oi the Seven Account
System business college, where book
keeping, shorthand and typewriting are
taught according TO the most approved
methods The college is In 357 and 53S
Constitution building and Mr.. Winter has
large classes ut all times, his reputation
as an instructor. attracting many pupils.
Mr.. Winter is also agent for the famous
Hammond typewriter, an instrument
whose well known reputation for super
lority places It beyond the requirement
OF any special words OF praise on our
part Ii combines speed, beauty OF
work, soft, elastic touch interchangeable
type. aiiordng forty different varieties
twelve misunderstanding, etc. Mr..
Winter has sold many of these machines
in this vicinity and does quite prosper
Gus business in typewriteTs OF the Ham
moud make,
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The business Of the railroad and steam.
ship ticket broker has offcccnt years be.
come a most prominent aud useful one
Among the prominent opponents Of this
line OF enterprise IN Salt Lake Cilyis Mr..
VIM. u Ia Nielle the proprietor Of the
well known Walker House Ticket Office.
Mr Ia Nielle resides In Butte City, Mon.
tana, where he conducts similar bust.
ness. His salt Lake City office is pre-
sided over by Mr.. W. I. Ia Niclle. who
has had charge since is inception four
years ago. Air. John Taylor IS assistant
TO Mr.. w. T. Ia Nielle. Mr.. Taylor Is
well known aud has made friends both w
the city and with the travelling public. lie
was formerly connected with .Seifbgct' 5
dfacasiHs for ten years. Mr.. Ia Nielle IS
a member OF the Guarantee Ticket Bro
ker's association. lie ID reliable ticket
broker and has won the confidence OF MI
Who have had dealings with him IN
both this and the Butte branches he IS pre-
pared to offer exceptional bargains "
tickets 10 and from all points.
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TICKET BRoKgR's.

One Of the leading opponents Of ihe
ticket brokerage business Is M. Ctof. 20
W. Jones, s53 south Main street Nr.
Jones inst established this business "a
Ogden some nine yedm ago, removing
here three years Liter, but continuing a,s
Ogden business as a branch office. tie
buys, sells and exchanges railfoad tickets
and has at an umcs large assortment
TO and from every portion Of the country
lie IS member OF the American Ticket
Brokers Association, and is recognized
as one Of the reliable and capable nleu
az the bulineas IN the west. hc hos met
with much success both ia this city aid
nj Ogden, and few men In the business
have such an extensive acquaintance al
over the country 80 Mr.. Jones. lie Is a
courteous gentleman.
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DENTISTS.
Dr. Hector cr,s,o,s

In the successful practice Of the dental
profession, the most thorough knowlede'
and experience are necessary. and In ~
connection we wish TO call a,tention ~
DR.. Hector Griswold. one Of the rry, W.
sentative and best paironized membsrs
OF ms profession in this city. He came
to this city seven years ago. and HE -,
professional attainmen,s have aitraS,eJ =
large patronage. His office consists ~ a
handsome suite OF three rooms On ,bs
second hoor Of the Walker Hank buiid.
ing. The reception rooms are clegantly
arranged while In the operating Room
Dr. Griswod is provided with ali m.
latest approved appliances and device
known 10 the profession. Or, GrisVcid
attends to every branch Of dental science
ana mas not a superior in this country
lie studied the profession in the East
and is possessed Of all the newest AMI
most approved methods and improve.
ments that have been made in lie sr,.
enee. His patronage Is one.half again
rs large as that OF most practitioner.
and two assistants are required. Dr
Grlswoldis a young man yet, but has an
experience OF 10 years. lie is cmincntly
esteemed by his professional confrercs
and patients, a fact due to his courtesy
aud skilliul Workmanship.
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Tho O,,Ieara nioch.

Salt Lake City isnoted throughout the
country as being well provided with
comfortable and capacious hotels and
lodging houses Among the establish
ments OF this kind is the O'Meara block.
known also as "Fords" located in hand
home and solidly constructed house ex-
pfessly built for the proprieiress Mrs.
ID. Ford by the O'Meara Bros. at No.
40 South State street. This place pre-
SCENTS a most attractive appearance, 4
being clean and well furnished with
every convenience Tor the comfort OF
guests. Mrs. Ford is lady who came
to Salt Lake from Eureka, Nevada,
thirteen years ago. She formerly man
aged the Union block for ten years on
South Main street Her husband Is en-;
gagged in the mining business. Mrs. Ford
Is a1able and does everything in her
power to make her guests feel at home.
Strangers who are coming &c Salt Lax,
either Tor long or briei stay should
by no means fail to give the O'Meara
block trial as they will certainly be
fully satisfied with the treatment whleh
they receive there.
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prosperity than This street railroad. II is
INV wears in advance OF the general
business. and has done more TO build up
Salt Lake in the last five yeats than
probablv any other one thing. II has
given suburban homes and fresh air to
fich and poor. and afforded facilities OF
Quick transportation 10 all classes OF PEG.
.nlc. at the minimum prices. These bcne-
iiis 10 the public have been appreciated,
and Their, Is a remarkably large und
steadily Increasing bulk Of trade On its
lines The company was organized and
incorporated ia 1860. Having assnci.
ntcd in its management mlny VI the
o. cst and beet informed residents Of the
CITY. II has succeeded IN LAYING IN lines m
prosperous place., and has kept closely
IN touch with public opinion, and won
many Acknowledgements OF the excellent
service It has rendered The company
operates on thirty-thTec miles OF trnck
through twcniy-six miles Of the busiest
and most important streets IN the city.
The roadbcd Is IN splendid condition,
which added to the fact that the cars ere
Of the latest and most comfortable spring
make, gets rid OF unnecessary and d.
agreeable iolling and bouncing. The
company owns and operates ioriy'one
cars, Thirty Of which arc motor and
eleven trailer cars. The plant is most
thoroughly equipped throughout and Is
provided with all The necessary machig-
cry and electrical appliances necessary 10
the successful operation Of ne road
The equipment consists Of Edison gcn-
orators, four dynamos, f7s horsepower
each, A l. and u. engines, $50 BOISE
mower each. three sixtctnfoot iuhu M
boiltis, and one ss5 horsepower iieine
boiler. More than i5o. men are rni'
pio,ed The year round. This road,
though yet young, has been emincnlly
successful, and rs constant increase "
nrosnsrity il a source " much graft.
iicaiion to the public generally, as vel
az 10 iis promoters. The officers OF the
company are. Mr. ]. 5. Cameron, presl-
dent; Mr.. !. w Donnellan' Nce-pf..,,l'
DEM: Mr.. {. d. Jack, secretary, and Mr
George s Canneii, treasurer Tue main
offices OF the company are situated IN the
Calena block, 10 State street,
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II. o. Taylor, n. ID. =.

One OF the leading representatives Of
this profession in this city Is 4. o Taylor,
ID. ID. s., whose handsome suite OF
rooms are IN the Constitution Building.
DIR. Taylor commenced practice here In
1890 and went to the New York College
Of Dentistry, from which he graduated in
IS9a. He Is equipped with all the appli.
ances and devices for every kind OF den
tisiry and Is thoroughly competent 10
execute any work in the scieuce OF dem
tistry. He has built up large and inau'
entail patronage. He is native Of tbs
city and young man OF aiiable manners,
enjoying the respect OF a large circle Of
friends,
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The profession OF dentistry Is now re-.
garded equally important with that OF
medicine Among the leading dental
practitioners in Salt Lake Is Mr.. w. c.
Greene. whose parlors consist of two
rooms In the Constitution Building. These
rooms are elegantly appointed Tho
operating room Is perfectly equipped and
Mr.. Greene possesses all the latest i'm.
proved and most modern devices and
appliances known TO dental surgery.
MI. Greene Is a native OF Indiana and
inst commenced to practice in his native
state IN 1882 Five years ago he came to
this city and has since been regarded as
one of the efficient opponents OF his pro-
iession In the city. He enjoys the &c.
qualn,anee OF large circle OF friends and
patrons and is esteemed for his PROBES.
sional atiainments. Mr.. Greene is pre-
pared TO perform successfully any kind Of
dental surgery.
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the boom period set IN. term Of from
,ix 10 eight years. Dunng that time as
ionishag changes were made IN the
appearance Of our city, caused by the
great humber Of buildings that were
erected. many OF which were Of very
costly aud imposing character.
1t was a period fraught with strong
temptations calculated TO persuade con-
tractors to oycueach, thing which
many Of them did The result was that
when the slringency came on it eileciual'
~ wecded out and relcgited to oblivion
all mushroom" and unsound men and
firms engaged 10 the business OF con
tracing for buildings: 80 that those who
remain in the field are those that have
come through severe test, safe and
sound.
The skill and ability Of the architects
Of this city arc abundan,ly shown In theft
work. The building which an arehi'
teet designs. and the construction of
which he superviscs, is an indispuiable
evidence OF his qualifications in his pro-
fcssion. This being so. the observer,
passing through our streets, will easily
perceive the sort Of architects we have
here, and he will be convinced that at
least some Of them take a high rank.
We have a number Of firms who work
la stone on an extensive scale and
several Of the woodworking estab-
lshments Of this city are very important
and extensive concerns. and have com
pleie and costly equipments OF machin'
cry, with ample facilities for turning out
all sorts OF work in their line. The lead
contractors, architects. stone working
firms and planning mills OF the city are
named Ia the following review;
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LIVERY, Fed AND TRANFGR
STABLES.
snil Lahe I.Iyery .rrnnsier o.

Closely allied with Salt Lakes com.
mercial interests Is the above named
company, established away back In 1870
aud Incorporated under lis present style
IN 1894. with q capital Of sss,ouo. The
premises at ds-iS south West Temple
street are spacious and complete, the
main building being ioox57S feet ia area,
ABIDING which Is two-story brick struc.
turc 66Xi6s feet In dimensions. The
equipment is most modern and accOmmo.
dauon Is furnished !or over 500 horses.
They own siNty.hvc horses and also
board large number for outside par.
ties Besides operating a large line OF
BUSES between dcpols and hotels, they
rent out carriages Of ali kinds md have
a tally.ho, the finest In the Territory. The
officers are; y. w. Madsen. president;
Samuel Paul, vice president and mana,
ger; c. $. Burton, treasurer, and George
/. Odell, secretary.
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Among the architects who have sue
ceeded IN embellishing Salt Lake with
such beautiful architecture, Is Mr.. {. VI.
Neuhausen room S2S Dooley building
Mr.. Neuhausen is native Of Stuttgart,
Germany, where he studied his PROBES.
sion under famous masters. lie Is tai
en,ed, and his designs show holiness
and originality, qualities that appeal
strongly to the American mind. Mr.
Neuhausen Is recognized as a most capa.
bic exponent OF his profession aud has
met with well-meritcd success. lie
came here three and one half years ago,
but was formerly engaged at his profcs.
sion in Helena. Montana, and previous
to that was for eigh, years practising in
Minneapolis, MINI. Since coming here
Mr.. Neuhausen has built numerous fine
residences and public buildings and has
gained some influential patrons. He
erected several stores for the Hullon.
Beck and Champion Mining Co., at
Eureka, Utah, aud has also built several
large stores for Mr.. Wilson at Eureka,
Utah. Mr. Neuhausen Is well known
among builders and charging most rca.
sonable rates, his services are coming in
great demand,
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
mo paclne I'1pres. q.

The sali Lake agency OF this company
was established IN Feb, 1877, and MI.
i. { Gentsch, The manager is general
superintendent for the western depart.
ment. including Utah, Idaho, Wyoming.
Washington, Montana and Oregon. The
company has Offices throughout twcnt, D..
two states aud operates over ~, u7onilcs.
Il runs over all the Union Pacific com.
pany's lines, and those of the Utah Cen.
iral railway lines, connecting NJ different
points With other lines running TO alt
parts OF the country. Every convenience
known to the business has been afforded
patrons. The Pacific has . most CON.
plete money order system and has ar.
rangemrnis with the banks in Canada,
Mexico and throughout the United States,
whereby money orders on the company
are payable on demand. by superior
service and prompulude, this company
has become iavorite wherever IL has
an agency established, and lis large bust.
ness out OF Salt Lake City fully attests
the high appreciation in which il rs held.
Mr. Il. {. Genisch, general supernten-
dent, has been with the company many
years. lie is thoroughly experienced
aud well known in commercial circles.
Mr. John I. Daniel Is superintendent nf
the western department and has been
with the company for several years. MI
j. a. Sanbon Is local agent at salt
Lake City, east First South street be-
tween MAN and State.
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Tho salt Lake building n lianuiae-
tnrsu. company.

An important enterprise which has
done much to cunducc to tie prosperity
aud progress OF this city IS the Salt Lake
building and Manufacturing company
whose office and mill are nj g TO 30 north
Second West street. The vast amount
OF building improvements that are con.
stanIy going on In this section has natur'
ally created a very extensive demand Tor
lumber and the business Of this company
has grown Va proportion The Salt Lake
Building s. Manufacturing Co.. was
Incorporated IN February 1884 succeed
ing to the business OF Messrs. Hayward
s. Co. The mill Is a two-story brick
building, fitted up with all the latest and
M 81 improved wood working machinery
that has been devised. The property Is
owned by the company. They manuac-
ture aud deal in lumber OF all descrip-
tons. Also in sash, shingles, doors,
frames, boxes, sash weights, builders
hardware, hardwood, parts and plate
and sheet glass. They also do mill work
in all Is branches and carry on an eNten.
siye business as contractors and builders.
Among lew OF the buildings VIII ch they
have constructed are: residences for Mir,
H.. Dinwoodcy, George y. Wallace, cN-
Governor Thomas, COIN Bros, three up.
pr stories OF the Cullen hotel, ENposi.
lion building, County jail. Grant school
Lowell school, etc. Tue extent OF the
business which Is done by the company
may be Judged from the fact that they
keep no less than sixty hands constantly
employed This business Is indeed
recognized as one of The leading manu-
factoring Industries IN this section and
has q reputation second to none in the
Territory for enterprise and sraightior.
ward treatment OF customers. The
officers OF the company are Mr.. II. ].
Hayward, president, an active business
man who Is an old resident OF SAT- Lake
having come here from England IN 1883.
The vice president Is Mr. John Wardrop,
who was born Ia this cltg, his parents
coming rom Scotland, in 1851 Mr.. Jas,
NJ. Nardrop a brother OF ,Ae vice pre,i'
dent who b. secretary OF the concern,
was born In ST Louis In 1873 and came
to this city in 1851. The treasurer Is
Mr.. Oliver Hudgson who was born in
England, bat came to this city in 1850,
where he learned his business. These
gentlemen are thoroughly responsible
business men,
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TX. l.. Livery stables.

The livery accommodations OF Salt
Lake are equal % those of any other
city OF similar population In the Union
AMI b ter Than many more prcten.
tious cities. One of the aiding en-.
tcrpiisrs of this kind Is the /. X. l..
Livery stables; conducted by Messrs.
Carson IS Sawyer The stables are M
the corner OF Main and Market streets,
and comprise q one.story brick building,
5oNiio feet in area and thoroughly equll.
ped lOr the accommodation Of forty
horses. Carson * Sawyer have scvert
fine livery horses and WTnouts and make
specially of the livery business, nj
though they take boarders also Mr.
Carson is Young man and has been il
the livery business several years. Hl
was for three years the leading liverl
stable at Provo, Utah. Heis also inter
csied in mining Mr.. Sawyer Is from
Wisconsin and came here recently.
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effort and exceptional ability Of its ioun-
der and present proprietor, Mr.. ;. +.
Fenton, thoroughly pracucal aud
esteemed business man AT 40 east
Firs, South street the Offices and store are
located, and these are spacious and COM
picie in their equipment. A large stock
of electncal goods and appliances arc
carried. while the company undertakes
all kinds Of electrical work, installing
complete electric light and power plants.
etc. Nearly all the leading buildings OF
Salt Lake City have been fitted up by
thls companY. -
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Among the representative professional
gentlemen in this city Is DR.. l. NJ. Key
sor, the popular dentist, who studied IN
the New York Dental College OF New
York City. DIR. Keysor has praetieed In
this city for ten years has acquired very
large patronage. His office Is in the
Scott.Auerbach Building, and consists OF a
handsome suite Of reception and operat-
ing rooms. lie Is provided with the
newest appliances known to the PROBES.
sion. A specially is made OF crown and
bridge work. DIR. Keysor Is esteemed
for his splendid professional attainments.
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cation. The members Of the firm are
William +. Noall, William Asper and
NJ. Noall.
Phoenix Planning MIN Co.

In Us special line Of enterprise there is
no firm that ranks higher In Salt Lake
City than the well-kuown Phoenix Plan
ing Mill CO., whose offices and plant ARE
At fltt4S south Third West stre,i
There they occupy spacious, modern
and complete, two-story building, soxioo
feet IN area, and have a working capacity
Of twenty-five hands. They manufic-
ture doors, sash, blinds, store.ironts,
counters, fancy east lake aud o G.. doors
etc The pfoprictors OF this flourishing
business are w Timms aud Thomas
Oakley both Of whom have had wide ex-
pericncc in this line and are thoroughly
conyersant with It's every detail. They
are esteemed In the city ranking among
the progressive and influential citizens.
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ture OF the city and reflects
the highest credit on the profession
here. Among the prominent architects
and finn that has done much to enbel-
lsh the city especially in the line OF
line residences, is Messrs Bryan &
headlund, room 377 Dooly building.
These gentlemen are accomplished in
their profession and have had a wide
range Of experience. Mr.. ]. w. Bryan
has been identified with the profession for
twenty years and came to this city in
lS92 He was formerly at Omaha,
Kansas City and other cities of the West
Mr., J. A. Headlund has been engaged
in the. profession for fourteen years and
was for some years at Denver also
Colorado Springs. The present firm was
established about eighteen months ago
They make a specially OF residences and
have built many in this city, conspicuous
Tor their architectural beauty and admir-
able arrangement Among the number
are the following; One for Mr.. S. b
Mlllner, $4,000: one Tor Mr.. Henry
simon, 5000; one for Mr.. Hubbard. the
realty dealer, 5000, and one for Mr.. S.