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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
BoEHMER & RoTHscHILp.
Leading Merchant Tailors Who Cater
TO the Best Trade In the City.

Though clothes do not make the man,
there Is no doubt that wearing apparel
plays a very conspicuous part In demon
stratng biz place in the community No
matter what mans attachments are, pro-
yided he Is well dressed. he decidedly pos
sesses great advantage over the less
fortunate brother who Is clad ia we'll
worn attlre though the latter may be Ia
every respect his mental superior We
are leo 10 the consideration " this fact
hy noting the results OF the sart0ual
work of Mossrs Boehmer q R0tsohild
who stand IN the front ranks " the lead
ing tailoring merchants " this city They
began business In salt Lake several years
ago. and have enjoyed prosperous
career They have gained "a reputation
i0r reliability ana modest charges that
is provorbial. aud they number among
their patrons many Of our most prosper
Gus and best dressed men. The business
premises. located az 81 west Second South
street. are up-to-date In every particular
The handsome plate glass show windows
form an attraction that holds one a will
ing captive. Tor they display az al sea-
sons al the store the latest novelties in
suitings and their line Of fan and winter
goods now on exhibition are among the
most tasty IN the city. Messrs.
Oliver Boehmer & Henry Rothschild.
who comprise the arm, stand IN the front
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
AMERICAN STEAM AND HAND
LAUNDRY.
An Institution That Enjoys an Envi-
able and Wide Reputation.

For so long a time has the popular
Idea prevailed that the washing Of clothes
is llslgrecable task. and the ironing Of
them after they are washed is a contract
only more dlsagrceable that any state
ment 10 the contrary is likely 20 Doe re-
gardcd with suspicion a visit to The
American steam and Hand Laundry viii
convince the reader that .s 100 cyCTytliu-
else, the minds Of men nj brains have
been turned towards tightening labor ana
uutlng better results Ul inventive uTt.
ana In the drudgery OI shinc wonder
Iul improvements have been .naugurltgi.
rms establishment commands "a leading
position 10 and around Salt Lake city
ana the work they turn uut is NOT SUR
passed by any contemporary The bus.-
ness was established NgD years ago. since
Whlth tlmc u has enjoyed continued prose
peHly The premises occupied Ut lG-I29
mlsi SCUM nave an area ui by rods.
70 lIis thty are now huItIuL du addition
IN the rear % by 40 feet 100 size. which
VIII give them The largest floor space ul
any laundry In the Vicinity. The equip
inent OF the institution s one that DhlI-
lensts comparison an ihe old mauh.u.
cry mas been placed by fle latest aud
most Improved machu,I known Iu the
modern age Co facilitate uuI turn out FIRST
class laundry work TI. most recent
INNOVATION is the purChas, NJ am Eurur
collar and Gun starcher which has
Sapdpy OF 1909 pieces % dag! 10 is tha
Dest ana latest mnchlu. Ht the Kind Uu
dne market and the only 900, 800 the West
lhe institution Is Thoroughly modern.
ana blNes employment Go o. hands only
'Ht t4iss or work d. turned out and
thtl U.s. hrst-class. Tom Matthews. the
general manager OF The laundry is au
Snelgeuc shrewd and capable young
business man. and De ls ably assisted by
brother +. Matthews Tray have ui-
eeeael IN building up "a trade and repu-
lauon nom which no rival can lislu1ee
lotm lhcy. are courteous. prompt and
leuaple, ana have won success hy careful
ATTENTION TO the wants of the public and
mont ui lntrnnN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
UTAH LIGHT & POWER COMPANY
One OF the Largest Plants In Opera
ton n the Great West.

Salt Lake, in culture and refinement. is
the equal Of any city In the United States
Here will be found the highest marks Of
civilization, ana an the c'uyeniences and
facilities of these modern times Al
though situated 30 Tar west and possess
ing comparatively small population
salt Lake enjoys all the advantages Of
the great eastern cities Qn1 u Is with
much pride thai our citizens are enabled
% exhibit 90 the cnqulring eyes Of tour
lists and other travellers, such a perfectly
conducted city In the heart ~ the noun
tqins. An institution thai furnishes one
Of the greatest COnyenlenCes OF the city.
and one that. owing 90 It's Importance,
is entitled TO special mention ia this re-
view Is the Utah Light and Power COM
pany.' The foundation Of this enterprise
was laid hy the Pioneer Electric Power
Company, a company Of which Senator
Frank j. Cannon and c. X Bannistor
were the original promoters. They
brought the advantages to BE gained by
The use Of Ogden river for the purposes
OF generating electric energy 20 the at
tentiOn Of Presidents MILFORD Woodruff,
George " Cannon and Joseph D. smith,
who were grestly Impressed BY the pOssl-
bllities and advantages 90 Utah which
presented themselves In this scheme. In
1897 the Pioneer Electric Power COMPANY
the Citizens Electric Light Company, the
Big Cottonwood Power Company and the
Salt Lake and ogden Gas and Electric
Light Co. were Consolidated and lncor-
r 1900 Under the name Of THE Union
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06

the Fair Just closed was pronounced by
everyone TO DC tine finest display ever
made in the Rocky Mountain region 10
Was the subject of favorable comment by
OIL visitors, and % We'll earned IN, hirh
award and praise 10 received This Hrm
also on Purple Day secured the FIRST prize
awarded by the b. T. d. J.. Tor the hest
dressed window In salt Lake Their
exhibition IN the window VI Walker Bros.
DRY goods building being u,ln the lines
heretofore unuttempted oy any florist In
the city The officers ot this company
are. ). v Sholp, president j. A. Gu-
ham, secretary and ttt4Hrer ana 7. r.
Huddart manager M.sIs Snolp and
Graham are respectively manager and
assistant manager OF tha Walker Dry
Goods Company are too well known to
need any extended notice 40 our hands.
Mr J.. 7. lluddart is "a florist of long
standing IN this city and mas "a record vi
being master iu his chosen profession
lie Keeps "a number of experienced um-
ployes constantly at work and SUPER
Nises personally everything DI mmltted t1
their charge which ls ot itself "A sufl-
cicnt guarantee that everything win Dee
performed in "a satisfactory manner. ms
genial manner and ada8.e jisp0. lion toe
gethcr with his careful and uIusJlkiug
efforts 10 please all iu-Uias Tor him tla
permqnent high regard and patronage Di
an who have occasion to solicit bus SER
vices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
HUBERT BROTHERS.
Leading Trunk Manufacturers Who
Do Big Business All Year.

In order to travel 10 is necessary TO be
properly equipped with trunks. valises
and impcd.menta. Then. too. II we are
addicted 20 constant travel, there viii
come a day when our baggage will be-
come the worse Tor wear. and Ike the
famous lamp IN the Arabian Nights We
WIZ DC tlad 10 exchange old trunks for
unW This situation lawutd up0n I'M.
enltrprls,ug Hubert brothers man, wears
ago. They looked INTO the urusuetts i'm
establishing just such an entgrurIse i'm
tula city with the result tha' fh,v haVe
buiii up q ilourishng business loo This city
MHIS4 CONSISTS OF q ulnA factory and a
ilygGl store wherein one san purchase
anything from hand satDhg. or "a dress
SUM case 90 the biggest and strongest
diuHmers or theatrical trunk 81
pnthoW nag mas iggn the growth OF this
trm That MI Hubert recently left for
tue East With the end IN Wow of pur-
Slds'ut more U Machinery and appliances
10 order % start up the largest trunk
factory iu the West The store and ~
flccs VI this nrm are located at 19 Main
street ana are modern and metropolitan
Iu cNerY tc+psrI Behind th, Store H.
situated the trunk factory ana repaiT
shop. wherein the goods ere turned ont
lu wholesale lots, The firm De- c1nlprlsed
of Arthur Uud Henry Hubert. volnp
men Who came 90 Utah from England "a
number Of years ago bringing With them
the latest Ideas lu the trade o. which thcv
had been Appended iu their youth Thcy
are numbered among our progressive
citizens, and are men ut remarkable bust
ness qualifications ana lttllumeuts
Henry l.r.u.rt Us iu gItat demand al tLp
Itlli'ls Nhl,l c,hr.fi5 Nat a., held IN
this city from ur. Goo tuo 90 account of
bis gift " humor which De puts forth into
song 90 the hilority OF the audiences 10
fore which he appears.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
nnnnn1rn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hnrnnnnn
A UTAH PIONEERS STORY
OF How Cold Was Discovered in California IN i84s
nnnnJunnrnIru ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS northumberland rnnnnnuu

Few old residents OF Utah have had
q more interesting career than Henry
W. Blgler, whose picture accompanies
this article. Mr. Bgler is one OF the
noted band OF Mormon" Pioneers who
went 70 California with the Mormon"
battalion and who was present at the
discovery Of gold at Suffers mill in
isiS. He was one OF the guests Of the
state OF California when the Goth ami
yersary Of the discovery was cele-
brated in San Francisco in January
1873. aud 1t was from Mr. Bigier's diary
that many new and authentic details Of
the gold discovery were obtained.
Mr.. Blgler is now IS years old and IS
employed at the ST. George Temple. He
recently wrote the News an interest.
,ng letter, stated that he was anxious
TO see copy Of the life Of David W,
patten, whom he says he remembers
very well under his name Of Captain
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06

same time putting his hat on the work
bench that stood In the mill-yard. In
nt all hands gathered round
him. and sure enough IN the top OF his
hat (the crown being knocked in a
little), lay the pure metal The pieces
varied In size from small particles up
TO the size Of a grain Of wheat. The
most however was IN thin scales.
The coarse pieces were In all shapes.
Azarlah Smith took from his pocket a
s. gold piece and we compared the two
metals. We could plainly see the differ
ence IN their looks. which was due TO
the alloy In the coin. All were satisfied
that It was pure gold though not one
In the crowd had ever seen gold before In
It's natural state We were invited by
Marshall to accompany him back to the
spot where he had found IT, and there
were several other particles IN the
seams and crevices Of the bedrock,
MT. Marshall enjoIned the mill hands
not 70 say much about the discovery
until he had escertalned how extensive
the mine was. Three or four days az
forwards we began to be IN want Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
HUDDART FLORAL COMPANY.
Importers and Growers Of Palm, Pot
Plants and Choice Cut Flowers.

We have in our city some OF the finest
nurseries and green houses On the West
and one 60 which we wish 10 direct atten.
ton Is the Huddart Floral Company
whose cut flower store aud green houses
are located az 21i east Second south This
company are growers auI dealers i'm the
hnesi vase ornamental lowering ana
foliage, shrubs shade and climbing plants
A. their flower store may BE- seen a
large display Of The most beautiful cut
flowers floral designs shrubs ana bulbs
etc. special attention being given 10 The
construction NJ funeral pieces. emblems
ana floral decorations for weddings. ban.
Quets and concerts. Indicative OF The
esteem with which this establishments H.
held IN THIS community, n may be stated
that his arm was awarded the contract
for the decoration uf the special Train
which was sent 10 Idaho 10 convey GOV.
crnor Theodore Roosevelt 10 this city ro
Gently The decorations furnished Nv
this establishment on that occasion were
of a very tasteful and elaborate nature
which at the time were fully exploited
IN the public press. The exhibition of
aewers aud decoration plants made Al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06

/ provisions, and Marshall said he would
90 down 70 the fort and see why Sut-
ter had not forwarded them He would
also take our gold and have II tested.
He was gone a few days anl on his
return he was asked what 1t was His
answer was, Oh. boys, II is the pure
stun and continuing he said. I and
the old captain (meanlng SutteD locked
ourselves W In a room and for half a
day tried IT, and the regulars down
there wondered what was ~ and sur
missed We had found quicksilver mine;
for he said there was quicksilver mine
found by woman down towards Mon
terey. but we let them sweat. We
found our gold to agree with the en-
CyclOpaedia, and we also applied aqua
fortis We then weighed II In water
By balancing the dust against silver on
q pair OF scales held In the air We let
the scales down and when Il came IN
contact with the water the gold went
down, the silver up. So We We're salts
fed II was the pure stuff
The members Of the Mormon Bat
talon did not long remain In CalifOr-
MIA after that They had learned that
the" Mormon" located In the Great
Salt Lake valley, and In l6iS they re-
turned 10 join their families and friends,
arriving In the fall Of that wear.
How strong an influence the presence
of the 'MoTmons' in California had In
the discovery Of gold Is we'll set forth
In the book just published by Capt
James 5. Brown, entitled, Life of
Pioneer He says
II Is my understanding that when
Captain Suffer and Mr.. Marshall wer,
contemplating the erection Of two mills
an apparently insurmountable obstacle
confronted them In the inability 10 get
and pay for the skilled labor necessary
for portions of the work. This obstacle
was removed by the proposition our
committee had made TO Captain Suffer
at the first interview; and In two or
three days time asked by the
captain. decision was reached
TO 90 ahead. Therefore II II had not
been for the opportune appearance of
the mustered-out members OF the Nor
mon Battalion. the saw mill would not
have been built that winter. nor would
the discovery Of gold have been made az
that time. But for the action OF those
MOrmons In connection with the enter
prise proposed by Captain Suffer and
Mr.. Marshall In Offering the desired
class Of labor upon the terms they did,
the state Of California might have
waited indefinitely 10 have been devel-
Oped and 20 be christened "the Golden
State" and the entrance to the bay Of
San Francisco might never have re-
ceived the title Of the Golden Gate"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06

while r. T. Hayward Is the electrical en-
gineer. Mr. Hayward brings To bear
special qualifications for his responsible
position, ana Is thoroughly convers1nt
with all the details In the management OF
an electrical plant He was born In
Essex, England ana IS regarded az being
amongst the foremost Of the representa-
tive English colony In this city he is
member Of the Electrical Engineers
Institute and the Mechanical Engineers
Institute Mr. Robert s. Campbell o.
another young man who has forged to the
front through sheer merit. pluck and spec
cial qualifications. He Is a representa-
tive Utah boy Of generous Impulses.
coupled with superior business attain
ments. Salt Lake Is an euterprislng.
progressive city and IL Is such men as MI
Campbell that helps 10 place her whore
she Is today In the foremost ranks Of the
cities OF the West
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
THE KENYON.
The Newest and One Of the Finest
Hotels in the Great West.

There Is no class OF Institutions through
out the whole category Of business com
GERS which exercise so wide an inhu-
cnco or have go important bearing upon
the general character Of city as its
leading and moss representative hotels.
These establishments have an iudiNiu-
atty which becomes impressed ana co.
grated upon the character Of the COM
munity. and 10 the vast majority OF the
transit travelling fraternity a city Is just
what rs hotels make 10. for Il Is here
that the visitor receives his first and last
impressions and accordingly as he is IA.
Vorably on unfayorably Inclined toward
the hORtlcry OF his temporary abiding
place IN just that measure ana degree
II be pleased or displeased with the COM
munity In which he Is located. The City
Of Salt Lake 10 subject "a hearty con-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06

ranks 0f Salt Lakes most progressive
and entprprlsinp citizens INE have
proved themselves 60 De thorough BUSH
ness men. and by their prompt and able
methods have won the esteem and regard
OF the community. Mr. BEGINNERS skin
as cutter Is proycrb.al. and all gar-
mcnts leaving the establishment are @
standing proof Mr. Rothsrh.Id Is con.
genial man ln a business uT social way
aud he enjoys the warm personal regard
NJ an who know him. lig gives his
special attention 90 thD details uf the
business aud by hs Ions experience is
enabled hy his superior en.uVmuD 60
win patrons. Both gentlemen lr. sNIlsJ
Boo ihUr profession, occupying a yDry
prominent position No the ranks of the
commercial men Of this city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
JoHNsoN PRATT DRUG co.


nh. uus business has become one OF
our mos. mrsual, and staple lines Of
commercial enterprise and O. wcli-known
Institution 100 W.. line is tha Johnson
Pratt Drug Company at q south Main.
Ta.. nrm w1s established in ls,S 20 be in
carr1ut,J four years later under the
pr.e.rt mamie IN. company occupies
i.rH.um. and l0WmuQIous quarters y
b. Uu p.t and handsomely atted and
van stocked With everything IN the drug
Hu. special attention being given 10
r.rsgr.puln VUrn THE hrm enjoys a
1re. had, both wholesale and retail,
having commanded much popular favor
INA .unglfnr. by lts superior goods and
moderate prices A handsome soda
fountain is also 90 feature of the store.
I1 addition tH tly regular lree the nrm
Hsa placed several excellent remedies OF
frr.r' own manufacture upon The market
Prominent among these may De noted
VIu. Ribbon syrup. Pratt Canker cure,
ana Niue Ribbon Headache Tablets. and
.-rrr ur,I4raUOus 0f Wtl-kulNn merit
mo- Firm further makes "a specially N
rH.tugrapnCrs supplies both Tor tue
amateur and professional Farley =.
Pratt president and manager OF the
company Ia "a pharmacist " experience
aud ability giving bis personal attention
10 tho business Tie j. ably assisted ~
"A oorps OF capable and attentive clerks
always ever ready 70 serve patrons
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
CHARLES W. HULL.
Merchant Tailor Who Controls Large
and Influential Trade.

Every prudent man gives a proper
amount OF thought 20 his wardrobe. for
"a good appearance Is often worth dollars
no q business transaction. In the pur-
chase " clothing. as IN an other lines
Of merchandising one should patronize a
htst-class house. The tailoring establish
mtut Of Charles Vs. Hull located al 55
West First South Us thoroughly repre-
sentative Here can bc found a large
and W'll-seicctcd stock OF imported
WooleHs, embracing the very latest and
most stylish patterns MI HUH is an
expert inter If souuemeu's garments.
and in the construction uf clothing he
uses. only the very best trimmings
Clothes smauating from DTS house are
Wei mace hy trs,-claa. tallcrs aad are
gAe,'l'nily finished They are perfect IN
% a- well as fabric and have "a neat.
stylish appearance that afford the wearor
much peace OF mind Mr. Hull Is one
OF those business men who conducts his
anairs upon strict principles of honesty
Nld integrity and De- numbers among
h,s patrons many OF our influential cit
lZCns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
UTAH MATTRESS MANUFACTURE.
ING CO.
Manufacturers Of Mattresses and Cots
Of Every Description,

10y DVeNlA PtllAs
IN review OF this character which
deals with the manufacturing and mater
ial interests Of the city. o.. resume would
nov Dc complete unless due mention were
maze on the company which heads this
brlet. article The Salt Lake Wire Mattress
20, formerly owned by p Eberhsrdi. was
sosorbed by the Utah Mattress g Manu-
laetuilns CQY corporation that is vel.
ena lav0Tably known throughout tho
slaIe The change WAS iuaugurptcd
Aug9st Isl OF the present year the gon-
sret business management being assumed
W Ar EDerhardL The building occupied
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
CALLAwAY, HooCK & FRANCIS.
Their Handsome Crockery and Glass
ware Establishm emit.

one OF the most inviting establishments
In this m'or.m5untaln region Is that Of
Cal.avpy uou.k 81 Francis. and Il will
not u1cr by comparison with any In the
country The store located at ljG south
Main street is large. well arranged and
we'll regulated Both a wholesale and
retail trade is carried on and their store
d, stocked 20 overlooking with choice
collection of everything comprehendcl In
t4g gI0ckery and glassware line Here
.Iu Doe seen elegant dinner nsh and game
Sets 900 great variety of the finest wares
aui most elaborate designs, delicate china
tea sets IN the lutps, STYLES and choicest
patterns. all tustoiuIy arranged and in
tgtsperscd with cDlorcd and white glass;
ware Add To this their large and cle-
giant stock of cut glass ware, silver plate
ware elaborate hauigug lamps. richly
decorated vases. plaCqucs and the numer-
Gus fancy articles that are both unique
ana novel, and you have stock that is
UNSURPASSED.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
SALT LAKE LIVERY AND TRANS
FER co,
Livery Stables With Horses and
Equipment Unsurpassed,

Livery Stables With Horses and
r,,,,i,-,ert TTnsutpaeg,d
'Tlara b. Dbl, faat1re fhnf contributes s0
.......I.. ,.......
mu'u towards Guy I'p''''''u ''I I'''
rDss and enterprise as the facilities ai-
forI.J by "a raoIy Rrst.,Iass and up-t0-
.
uale HNti} alaul'' 7'.H 's '''' "'''''
and operated hy the SAT- lHt. Livery
and Transfer Company and managed ny
our influential and r,"pes,el citizen,
Samuel Paul u can le irlhiu.y said
that Captain Paul has brought iu0 come
p8uys equipment 90 % state. ui p".lce-
tl1u Ic has spared neither pam" nor
money 90 make this establishment Utsl-
class iu every respect aHu Doc enjoys Que
satisfaction OF knowing Chat De- Dm give
Dds patrons iust as rue "a turnout aa they
could procure In New YORK ur boston.
Th. stable. are not only a4HnE me neai
equipped iu the West nu' H's2 lho 4Ars.
and best ARRANGED. Situated .U West
Temple street they extend HaIi way
through the block ana cover hundreds ol