Show Dyspepsia makes the lives of many people miserable and often leads to selfdestruction We know of no remedy for dyspensia more fi successful than Hoods Sarsaparilla It Yt acts gently yet surely and efficiently tones the stomach and other organs removes re-moves the faint feeling creates agood appetite ap-petite cures headache and refreshes the burdened mind Give Hoods Sarsaparilla a fair trial It will do you good 29 FOR STAMPING and all kinds of material for fancy work po to the Mikado No 44 East First South Patterns all new also a full line of Japanese novelties Open until 930 oclock v cry night MAUKICE STIEFEL Prop CHOLERA IN IICHIGAN Dr F D Larke of Rogers City Michigan Michi-gan says the epidemic of last year in Presque Isle county in which so many persons per-sons lost their lives was choleric dysentery instead of cholera as first reported He used Chamberlains colic cholera and diar rhoca remedy and says it succeeded where all other remedies failed Nota single case was lost in which it was used This remedy rem-edy is the most reliable and most successful t success-ful medicine known for colic cholera mor I bus dysentery diarrhoea and bloody flux Twentyfive and 50 cent bottles for sale by tL Z C M L drug department 1 CLARK THE TAILOR All my goods are new styles the latest H F Clark 29 E First South I Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria PROFESSIONAL CARDS JEWELERS H REISER WATCHMAKER TEALEE IN ALL KINDS OF WATCHES DEALER 12 E First South js JENSEN WATCHMAKER TiEPAIRING IN ALL BRANCHES AGENT 1 RE Victor Bicycle sp Known 40 Main SU ADOLPH IIAUERBAGH lL SONS pRACTICE WATCHMAKERS First South Street DEESSJIAKEES MADAME WILCOX TkRESSMAKER DRESSMAI3 West First South MISS SADIE THOMAS TVRESSMAKER PERFECT CUTT1NG AND rnJiR cg fr DR Fitting guaranteed 142 S Main Street MISS HARGROVE TRESSMAKER D 37 S West Temple Satisfaction assured MUSICIANS FLORENCE M SMITH mEACHER OF PIANO AND ORGAN RESt TE deuce 072 E Fourth South Reference los J Daynes JOSEPH J DAYNES 5DIANO TEACHER AND TUNER ORDERS PIANO Daynes CO Main St P O Box 4B ANTON PEDERSEN mEACHER OF PIANO AND ORGAN TBACIIER 100 Centre Street C Y TAGBART IANOTUNER LEAVE ORDERS AT MAR I getts Bros 70 MaIn Stand 150 E Third So < JOSEPH MINTYRE mEACHER of PIANO TEACHER Calders Music Palace MAGNUS OLSON mEACHER OF GUITAR AND VIOLIN g JL Leader of Olsons Band 85 M St or music stores WEWEIHE VIOLINIST PUPILS AND CONCERTS J ci Jusi V Studio at Calders Music Palace PROF ANDRE INTERPRETER SfTJSIC LANGUAGES AND FENCING 111 43 E Second South KENTS MILITARY BAND i ND ORCHESTRA A Offlce at Calders Music Palace W C CLIVE TEACHER OF PIANO ORGAN k VIOLIN TEACHER JL 230 W First South Street PHYSICIANS DR R A HASBROUCK DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON PHYSICIAN South street Residence E6 F St DR ROMANIA B PRATT PHYSICTAN AND SURGEON FITTING P pcVa1W St Spectacles a specialty OUBce Deseret Hospital EYE EAR NOSE THROA7 CJPECTACLES ACCURATELY Pi7and JO Drs Freeman Burrows front rooms 17 and 18 ScottAuerbach building DR M P HUGHES ATO11 S FIRST WEST STREET OFFICE NO hours 9 to 11 am 2 to 4 pm Diseases ot women a specialty ATTORNEYS I ARTHUR BROWN I 4 TTORNEYATLAW L1 Homney Block E B CRITCHLOW A TTORNEYATLAW A TTORNEIt South Main Street BW DRIGGS JR 1 TTORNEYATLAW t1 rroRNJ Deseret National Bank CIiAS W STAYNER A TTORNEYATLAW QL East of Dcserct National Bank RICHARD W YOUNG A TTORNEYATLAW nS 142 Main Street Up Stairs OCIIRIE Ii WOLCOTT T AWYERS SLi Room SO Wasatch Building FRANKLIN RICHARDS IIFFY ATTORNEY ATTORNEYATLAW CPIJ tr j 49 Stain Street Hooper Eldredge BlockS Block-S W DARKE A TTORNEYATLAW 11 Land Attorney 110 Main Street Salt Lake City BARLOW FERGUSON A TTORNEYATLAW A 49 Main St Hooper Eldredge block Telephone Tele-phone 426 JAS H MOYLE riOUNTY ATTORNEY ATTORNEYATLAW il Th co r r U 49 Main Street Hooper Eldredge Block MAURICE M KAIGHK f ii A TTORNEYATLAW A Rooms 4 5 and 6 Tribune building corner West Temple andSccond South streets M E MENAHY A TTORNEYATLAW SCOTTAUERBACH L1 building Collections solicited OW POWERS liS A TTORNEYATLAW Opposite Cullen Hotel Second South St J G SUTHERLAND A TTORNEYATLAW A Romney Block0 ARCHITECTS T 0 ANGELL A RCHITECT OFFICE AT ANGELL BROS1 VC11 gfareLR fS A lumber yard No C25 South State Road DALLAS Ii HEDGES A RCHITECTS L1 Deseret Bank Building Salt Lake City MISCELLANEOUS HEBER GRANT Ii CO T71IRE AND LIFE INSURANCE FrnE Office HERALD Building DR CWNUHN 1FANTWACTUREII AND PROPRIETOR js 8i1 MANUFACTURER M Nunns Black Oil Balsam 71 W Iht South JOHN HELD TESIGNER AND ENGRAVER DE Room 10 Hooper Eldredge building ANDERSON BROTHERS 11ITY BILL POSTERS SIGN WRITERS CITY Door West Grant Bros MCOY Ii HARMON WEtlY AND BOARDING STABLE L SO and 23 E Second South Telephone 81 GEORGE SAVILLE TlUSmONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MAKER c 21 E Second South STEPHENS SCHOOL SONG BOOK TUST OUT SPECIAL RATES TO SCHOOLS JUST For sale by Coalter Snelgrove SALT LAKE DETECTIVE ACENCY ri A FRANKS MANAGER E Office U S marshal P O Box 674 LG BURTON TYEPUTY XT S MINERAL SURVEYOR DE Civil Engineer Hooper Eldredge Block HS KROUSE 11 USICAL STUDIO 11 Calders Music Palace WILLIAMS BROTHERS T ANDSCAPE GARDENERS LAWNS CUT LAN and taken care of by the season Address 006 S West Temple street or 175 E street VULCAN POWDER CO AF CALIFORNIA JOHN WILLIAM SNELL OF Agent Idaho Store Box 519 JOHN W SNELL AGENT PHICAGO SCALE CO SALT AND BLUING fn kStfJo J Depot Building Rock Idaho Store Box 519 HERALD JOB OFFICE FINE BOOK AND JOB PRINTING II 1 J Callister Bros Proprietors YOU CAN SAVE MONEY PURCHASING YOUR SUPPLIES through the Utah Supply Purchasing Agency 306 Fourth Street JOHN S LINDSAY 1EACHER OF ELOCUTION AND ACTING TEug Pt8rl g L Emporium hall P O address 173 D street EMIGRANT TICKETS QjOLD TO AND FROM ALL POINTS OF SOro eR l 5 Europe at the lowest rates by J A Petersen Peter-sen Merchant and Emigrant Agent 29 East SccondSouth SPENCER BYWATER lJ CO miNNERS ROOFING AND POUTING A uff3 TI FG iS specialty TOE Second South street TEcAPV1HLTEc Bi S 14A1 ST av tiexa ciry I PROFESSIONAL CARDS S MISCELLANEOUS I WORKWOMENS COOP fl ENEPAL MERCHANDISE 3SO W FIRST USoulh Cyrus H Gold Supt I JESSE W FOX JR CITY Room SURVEYOR 10 Hooper k Eldredge Block THOMAS SLEIGHT I Tl fANUFACTURER OF PAPER BOXES jl 39 S West Temple I JOSEPH HYRUM PARRY DINE JOB PRINTING I FL New Location 2729 W South Temple StY St-Y D BQWRING ll CO I TT1HE GREEN GROCERS THE M W First Sooth Telephone 285 I WILLIAMS BROS TANDSCAPE GARDENERS LAWNS JLcared for on contract GM WTemple or rISE I I BUTLERS SECONDHAND STORE 4 NYTHING AND EVERYTHING BOUGHT GE T tG jO sold and Exchanged Highest Price No 54 S West Temple Street POSITION OF SHE HEAD WHILE USING Ghalmers English Catarrh Cure IT AND NEVER GIVES TO IN FIVE MINUTES In thla position the Remedy owi to the roe aD upper prt uHhe head whue moot < LIT IT PIERCE DEAFNESS CATARRH HAY FEVER IT CURES BI wUnCO WEAK EYES BAD BREATH SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EO CENTS Dr Pre111ice The Successful Catarrh Specialist Uses and Recommends this Remedy FOR SALE BY SALT LAKE CITY SI JLL UL2JL4 LI 4 Briar Stores LEGAl NOTICE In the Probate Court in and for Salt Lake County Territory oJ Utah In the matter of the estate of Hector M Scott deceased Notice PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE PRO pU 1cr g Ol tiHt ra JL bate Court for Salt Lake county territory of Utah in the above entitled matter notice is hereby given that Saturday the 17th day of g 1i hg August A D 1889 at oclock am at the courtroom court-room of said court at the court house in Salt Lake city has been appointed the time and place for the hearing of the application of Francis J P Pascoe filed in said court praying for an order authorizing and directing the admmistra tor to execute a deed of conveyance of certain real estate described in said petition at which time and place all persons interested may appear ap-pear and contest said application Dated at Salt Lake city this 16th day of July 18S9 JOHN C CUTLER Clerk of the probate court in and for Salt Lake county S W DAintY attorney for petitioner ASSESSMENT NOTICE TTESTPOLNT CANAL COMPANY OFFICE V at Henry Cohn Co First East street Salt Lake city Utah Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the directors held on the 18th day of July 1889 an assessment fNo 2 of two dollars and fifty cents per share was levied Lon L-on the capital stock of the corporation payable on or before August 20 IBS to Henry Cohn treasurer Salt Lake city UtahAn Utah-An stock upon which this assessment remains re-mains unpaid on the 20th day of August 1889 will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction and unless payment made before be-fore will be sold on the 5th day of September ISSfl at tie office of the company Salt Lake i city Utah to pay the delinquent assessment together with the cost of advertising and expense ex-pense of sale saleHENRY HENRY COHN secretary pro tern SALT LAKE CITY July 191889 The Herald Bought and is now using the celeoraced Superior CopperMixed TYPE MADEJONLY BY BARNHARTBROSI SPINDLER CHICAGO ILLINOIS STOPPED FREE ITS Jfonvfou < < Ulo I Insane Persons Restored tDr KLINES GKBAt NERVE RESTORER or aX Bum b Suez DIHAIU CW nm cure far Jlrcrve Afftctumt flu Epikptm etc Aixnti If token u < lire ei > Vo fat after 51t dar UK TratlM and 42 trill bottlt trH I Fit pt Btf they piybrazpnueliArreaaa boxwhtn Jr c tvc4 6 ad iu i P O and exprtta addrtM ef 3eu < l to DO KLIJ1H oil ArtS SU rhU > d lptaP llWM irL1J7d sDtnceuta axwARaOxLM2rArLYU FlLJlUD DIRECTORY OP THE SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE BOARD OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION B G RAYBOULD President HARVEY HARDY Treasurer R M WILKINSON Secretary LIST OF MEMBERS F M BISHOP 177 Main street T J BLUE 237 Main street T L BOWMAN 31 W Second South street J FRED CORKER 231 Main street W k CASSADY W Second South street W T CROMAB 41 W Second South street C S DESKY 121 Main street C DRISCOLL 43 E Second South street B A M FROISETH 70 E Second South street W FULLER 110 Main street J K GILLESPIE 20 W Second South street HN GREENE 274 Main street O GROSHELL cor Main and Second South st A J GUNNELL Room 29 ScottAuerbach Blk H HARDY 177 Main street F G HEATH ISO Main street ME HOPKINS237 Main street J F JACK 135 Main stieet E F JONES 161 Main street E B KELSEY 230 Main street G H KNOWLDEN 251 Main street J L LAWSON 207 Main street VII J LYNCH 2G2 Main street C E MITCHELL Main street J A MORLAN 143 Main street 11C PARSONS 235 Main Street B G RAYBOULD 44 W Second South street A A RICE 237 Main street A T RILEY 43 E Second South street E P SEARS 215 Main street D A SHILEY cor MaIn and Second South st C D ST GEORGE 231 South Main streetS street-S B WESTERFIELD 2112 < Main street A Ji WHITE E Second South street P B WHITTEMORE 34 W Second South St T A WICKERSHAM 2G3Main street BM WILKINSON 262 Main street A D WOOLLEY 153 Main street G YEADON 150 Main street Parties desiring information in regard to Salt Lake city and territory can obtain the same tree charge by addressing any of the above n med persons Utah Central Railway EW JME CAifl May 12th 1889 Pasienger Trains Leave Salt Lake Daily as Follows GOING NORTH GOING SOUTH Atlantic and U k N Express at6oo am Mi1r rd Express at pm Local Express at 800 am I Juub Express at am Park City and Local Express at340pm Pacific Express at 730 pm Passenger Trains Arrive in Salt Lake Daily as Follows II FROM NORTH FROM SOUTH Park City Atlantic and Pacific Ex atll 40 am I Milford Express at 1010 am U k N and local at 330 pm Juab Express at 60 pm Local Express at 710 pm I Atlantic Express at 1130 pm FRANCIS COPE JOHN SHARP General Freight and Passenger Agent General Superintendent The Only Lineo Carrying the United States Overland Mail Teket tON t-ON SALE u TO AXjIj PRINCIPAL POINTS EAST WEST NORTH and SOUTH AO UNION TICKET OFFICE Salt Lake City Through Pullman Sleepers and Modem Day Coaches from the Missouri River MAKING DIRECT CONNECTIONS BETWEEN Denver Cheyenne Kansas City Council Bluffs Omaha Chicago St Louis and all Nebraska Colorado Idaho Montana Oregon Washington Washing-ton Territory and Northern Pacific Coast Points Baggage Checked Through to and from Points East and West and Connections made at Missouri River with limited Trains of Eastern Lines Secondclass Pullman Sleepers on All Trains T L KIMBALL EL LOMAX General Manager G P A OMAHA OMAHA Arrival and Departure of Union Pacific Trains MAIN LINE EASTBOUND WESTBOUND DEPART ARRIVE No2 No 4 No 1 No R Atlantic Overland Overland Atlantic Express Flyer Flyer Express 945 am 800 am Ogden 943 am 930 pm 800 am 600 am SLCity 11 40 am Il3J pm UTAH k NORTHERN NORTHBOUND SOUTHBOUND DEPART ARRIVE No C01 No 602 745 am Ogden 130 p m 600 a m Salt Lake City 330 p m ECHO AND PARK CITY SAM LAKE CITY Depart 800 am 340 pm Arrive 1140 am ll30pm OGDEN Depart 943 a m 520pm Arrive 933am > 930pm PARK CITY Arrive 200p m 80 pm Depart 700a m 400 pm The Overland Flyer Westbound No 1 and The Overland Flyer No 4 will have the through sleeper between Salt Lake City and Kansas City and will also be fully equipped with Pullman Buffet Cars and also with reclining chair cars between Ogden and Council Bluffs The Atlantic and Pacific Express trains Nos 2 and 3 will also be equipped Pullman Buffet Cars and also with Pullman Tourist Second class sleepers In addition to the above the limited train between be-tween Denver and Chicago via the Union Pad fie and Chicago a Norhwestern will be equipped with dining cars Salt Lake Western II4w A YOn Y-On and titter Tuesday March 15 1887 Trains will run as follows STANDARD MOUNTAIN TIME ° Leave Lehi Junction at 845 am 5 Cedar Fort at 940 Fivemile Pass at 1010 Rush Valley at 1035 Doremusat 1110 Arrive Ironton at 1133 > Leave Ironton at 1140 Arrive Silver City at 1159 Leave Silver City at 1220 pm Arrive Ironton at 1325 Leave Ironton at 140 TArrive Dorcmus at 235 t Rush Valley at 310 t Fivemile Pass at 340 a Cedar Fort at 410 LehiJunction at 515 Connects with Utah Central train leaving Salt Lake at 720 a m tCounects with Utah Central train arriving at Salt Lake at 640 p m Stops only upon signals W W RITER Superintendent Rio Grande Western RAILVAY SCENIC INE of the WORLD Cuzreaxxt TiXJae Tab1e In Effect from and After July 11889 1 EASTBOUND TRAINS No8 Kn 4 Lv Ogden 810 am 540pm i AI Salt Lake City 930 am 705 pm AI Provo 1110am 916pm AI Green River 552p m 433 aim Ar Pueblo 305 pm 200am AI Denver 745 pm 715 am WESTBOUND TRAINS No7 No3 Lv Denver 800 am 809pm Lv Pueblo l30pm 12MOam Ar Green River 950am 1045pm I Ar Provo 450pm 558am Ar Salt Lake City cG53pm 740am Ar Ogden 830 pm 915 am BINGHAM AND ALTA TRAINS Leave Salt Lake City 740 am Arrive Salt Lake City 420 pm D C DODGE J H BENNETT General Manager Gen Pass Agt MAGIC YEAST y j THE j Quickest and Best Makes the most perfect bread All grocers sellit Try it Manufactured E W Gillett Chicago The vicissitudes of climate are trying to most constitutions especially to people having hav-ing impure blood For all such and they constitute the majority the best safeguard safe-guard is Ayers Sarsparilla the use of which cleanses the blood and strengthens and invigorates the system UTAH NEVADA RAIL VA Y ON AND AFTEB Wednesday June 12 89 Trains will run daily Sundays excepted as follows For Terminus and Intermediate Stations Leave Salt Lake City at 810 am Arrive at Terminus at nio am RETURNING Leave Terminus at 1245 pm Arrive at Salt Lake City at Ill 343 pm SUBURBAN TRAINS for Buena Vista Garden City and El Dorado leave Salt Lake City at600am810 am 1015 and 615 pm RETURNING Leave El Dorado625 am 129 pm 320 pm Leave Garden Clty631 nm 133 pm 329 pm Leave Buena Vista 034 am 136 pm 332 pm Ar Salt Lake City645 am 143 p m 3 45 pm The train leaving Salt Lake City at 810 am and returning arriving at 343 will not run on Sundays On Mondays the 615 train will leave Salt Lakeat 630 pm Tuesdays at 643 pm Garfield Beach Bathlilfi Trains Leave Salt Lake City week days at810 1015 am 245 pm 445 pm and 615 > pm Returning arrive at Salt Lake City week days at 1 45 pm 345 pm 555 Pm 800 pm and 1015 pmS pm-S The train leaving at 615 pm and returning at 1015 pm will not run on Mondays or Tuesdays ON SUNDAYS Leave Salt Lake City at 1015 am 243 pm 45pm and6l5pm Returning arrive at 1 45pm 555 pm 800 pm and 1015 pm FARE To Garfield Beach and Return 50 Cents S F FENTON W W RITER G F and P Agt Supt SALT LAKE EASTERN AND Salt Lake Fort Douglas UiV A YS THE NEW SCENIC ROUTE Connecting with Park City Stage On and after August 1st 18S9 trains will run as follows TO PENTTESTIAHY AND MILL CREEK LeaveD R G W depot at 650 am and 440 pm Arrive D P G W depot at 830 am and 620 pm FAUlt CITY LeaveD A R GW depot at 1003 am Arrive D R G W depot 1230fcm MILL CREEK MARKET TRAIN Saturdays only Leave D k R G W depot at 900 am Arrive D k R G W depot at 1030 am WAGENERS AND FOnT DOUGLAS Sundays only LeaveD R GWdepot 100 345 and 530 pm Arrive D R G W depot 250 505 and 800 pm FARE Round Trip to each terminal point excepting Parleys 25c To Parleys lee To Park City Single Fare Jl DO J W YOUNG President W W MACKINTOSH Acting F and P AgI THE CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN NORTH-WESTERN R 1Vay Is the Short Line and Popular Route For All Points East Hakes Direct Connections Con-nections at Denver with the Denver k Rio Grande and Union Pacific Trains SOLID VESTIBULE TRAINS INCLUDING Palace Dining Cars DENVER TO CHICAGO The Direct Line from SALT LAKE CITY and the WEST to St Paul Duluth and Minneapolis FRED E GREENE Traveling Passenger Agent Salt Lake City THE DESERET NATIONAL BANK Has discontinued receiving Savings Deposits Interest upon deposits heretofore made wil cease on August 3118J9 and no notice of withdrawal with-drawal of such deposit will hereafter required L S HILLS Cashier THE Deseret Savings Bank Having commenced business in the banking room of the Deseret National Bank herewith Bespeak the favor of those wishing to open Savings Accounts Interest will be allowed on deposits at the rate of 4 per cent per annum compounded quarteryearly Money to loan on approved real estate security se-curity ELIAS A SMITH Cashier If 58 So1ld Gold Walth I t I I < IrlOO tI1loly lie w < I I 111 world FREE lerCm lim ekeeper Warranted ft litaa110M ranted Hcarj Soiiil u old i Hunting Caiu Belli ladies I rnd ftau izelwitli works iad cues of equal ralae I One Person in tach lo I > calUy can iccun ooe free I togoill with our larje and ral illoI bl o lino of Household Sample These tarcplei a 11 u wI < II Dd Jee and anr ou It kpe thom III or Ito Cor5 monllt aDd lIown 11010 10 tho oo ei t o net d n e Te ro retielo tbo tVntcb and Satplea Weipay all upreii fteijutetc Addttlt ti Exal htluauu Co Alex SilL Portland Maine Deseret National Bank SALI r4AIE CJrTY UTAH Paid in Capital on 250000 Surplus 250000 JOHN SHARP PRESIDENT MOSES THATCHER VICKPKESIDENT L S HILLS CASHIER E A SMITH ASSISTANT CASHIEK DIRECTORS JOHN SHARP MOSES THATCHER W W RITEK J R BARNES J T LITTLE J C CUTLER JAMES SHARP HENRY DINWOODEY F W JENNINGS D H PEERY HEBER J GRANT GEORGE ROMNEY L S HILLS RECEIVES DEPOSITS PAYABLE ON DEMAND Buys and Sells Exchange on New York San Francisco Chicago St Louis Omaua London and all the Principal Continental Cities CAPITAL Fully Paid 400000 UNION NATIONAL BANK SALT DCAIC13 CITY UTAH United States Depository Capital Increased from 200000 to 400000 AND FULLY PAID Receives Deposits Payable on Demand Safe Deposit Vault Absolutely Fire and Burglar Proof ZBO KOS fiom JC3 to SSST3 Per Yecxr CAREFUL AND PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO COLLECTIONS Draws exchange on the following leading cities of Europe GREAT BRITAIN London Dublin Edinburgh SPAINCadiz Madrid Seville Glasgow PORTUGAL Lisbon Oporto FRANCEParis Havre Bordeaux Boulogne And all the German States SWITZERLAND Geneva Berne Lucerne Zurich AMERICAN CORRESPONDENTS ITALYFlorence Genoa Milan Naples New York Imp Traders Nat Daub Venice Chicago First National Bank BELGIUM = Antwerp Brussels Luxembourg J Omaha National Bank HOLLAND Amsterdam Rotterdam Omaha I Commercial National Bank NORWAY Christiana Bergen Stavanger Denver German National Bank SWEDENGothenburg Stockholm Malmo Helena First National Bank DENMARK Copenhagen Butte City First National Bank RUSSIASt Petersburg San FrancisconnBanlt of California AUSTRLV Wien Trieste Prague Carlsbad St Louis State Bank of St Louis JOSEPH R WALKER President M J CHEESMAN Cashier MATTHEW H WALKER VicePrest L H FARNSWORTII Asst Cashier THE BANK OF SALT LAKE JAMES H BACON F L HOLLAND W B HOLLAND President Cashier Asst Cashier 190QOOOO To Lend on 30 Days to 10 1 0 Years Time at Low Rates of Interest Receives Demand and Time Deposits and Pays Interest on Time Deposits GENERAL BANKING AND LOAN BUSINESS TRANSACTED Exchange Bought and Sold on Principal Cities of America and Europe Commercial National Bank OF SALT LAKE CITY Capital 25000000 General Banking in All Its Branches Draws Sight Drafts on the Principal Cities of the United States Sells Drafts and Postal Money Orders and Issues Circular Letters of Credit on the Chief Cities of Europe Deals in Exchange and United States and General Securities Se-curities Collections Promptly Attended To Accounts of Banks Merchants Miners Manufacturers Manu-facturers and Individuals Solicited DIRECTORS Thomas Marshall F H Auerbach John J Daly W PNoble George M Downey Henry G Balch F E Scrymser D C Bacon John W Donnellan OFFICERS t HENRY G BALCH President GEORGE M DOWNEY Vice President JOHN W DOS < oErLN Cashier McCorniek Co BANKERS SALT LAKE CITY UTAH I Careful attention given to the sale of Ores and Bullion We solicit consignments guaran anteeing highest market price COLLECTIONS MADE LOWEST RATES ACTIVE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED CORRESPONDENTS New YorkImp and Trail Nat Bank Chemical Chemi-cal Nat Bank Kountze Bros Chicago < Nat Bank San Francisco First Nat Bank Crocker Woodworth Nat Bank Omaha I I Omaha Nat Bank E Louis State Bankof St Louis Kansas CitYNat Bank of Kansas City Denver Denver Nat Bank City Nat Bank London EnglandMessrs Martin k Co 28 Lombard Street T R JONES s j LYNN TI R JONES CO BANKERS 5 SALT LAKE CITY UTAHICZ3 Transact a General Banking Business in all its branches Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange Careful attention given to Collections and remittances re-mittances made on day of payment Bonds and stocks bought end sold on commission commis-sion Long loans made on city real estate at low t rates of interest Special attention given to the selling of ores and bullion of which consignments are solicited S Advances made on ores base bullion Gold and silver bars shipped for refining I I CORRESPONDENTS t Now York J B Colgate Co t I Oinaha Omaha National Bank San FranciscoBank of California ChicagoFirst National Bank DenverGerman Nntio WELLS FARGO COS1 BANK Salt Lake City Utah ESTABLISHED IS 21 Transacts a General Banking Business J E DOOLY CASHIER TREASURY DEPARTMENT OFFICE OP COMPTHOIXEB OP THE CURRENCY > WASHINGTON June 12 J8S9 J T7HEREAS BY SATISFACTORY EVI WHEREAS 1 V dence presented to the undersigned it has been made to appear that The Commercial National Bank of Salt Lake City II In the city of Salt Lake in the county of Salt Lake and territory of Utah has complied with all the provisions of the statutes of the United States required to be complied with before an associa tion shall be authorized to commence the business busi-ness of banking Now therefore I Jesse D Abrahams deputy and acting comptroller of the currency do here by certify that The Commercial National Bank of Salt Lake City in the city of Salt Lake In the county of Salt Lake and territory of Utah is authorized to commence the business of bank ing as provided in Section FIf tyone Hundred and Sixtynine 5169 of the Revised Statutes or the United States In testimony whereof witness my hand and SEAL seal of office this 12th day of June 1889 J D ABRAHAMS Deputy and Acting Comptroller the Currency No 4031 WruoRD WOODRUFF B H SoiErrrjtn S President Asst Cashier ZIONS SAVINGS BANK ABD TRUST COltIJY No 55 EAST TEMPLE STREET DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSmESS Pays 5 Per Cent Interest on Savings Deposits MONEY TO LOAM On Al proved Securities at1 lav Bates |