Show IDESERET I NATIONAL BANK SALT IAKE CITY UTAH Paid in Capital 500000 Surplus 500000 L St HILLS President MOSES THATCHER VicePresident H St YOUNG Cashier DREOTORS E R Eldredge Moses Thatcher W W Riter John B Barnes J T Little J C Cutler James Sharp Henry Dinwoodey F W Jennings D H Peery L S Hills George Romney John R Winder Receives Deposits Payable on Demand Safe Deposit Yanlts Absolutely Burglar and Fireproof Rents 3 to 25 par Year Buys and Sells Exchange on New York San Francisco Chicago St Louis Omaha London and all tho Principal Cities WELLS t I FARGO S COS t 1BA K Salt Lake City Utah ESFABLJHED 1832 Transacts a General Banking Business JE Er ODDLY CASHIER CAPITAL 300000 SUPPLUS 30000 Commercial National Bank OF SALT LAKE CITY Cor Second South and Commercial Sts General Banking in All Ita Branches Issues Certificates ot Deposit payable on demand de-mand bearing interest if left a specified time Bells Drafts and Bills of Exchange on all principal prin-cipal hies in the United States and Europe D JREOTOR 51 Geo M Downey Prest W P Noble VVrost ThosMor6haUadVP < F H Auerbach Tohn J Daly O J Salisbury Moylan C Fox Frank H Dyer John W Doncllan Cashier B H SGHETTLER BANKING AND BROKERAGE 44 South East Temple Street OPPOSITE co coCA REAL ESTATE STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD NOTARY WORK UTAH NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL AHD SURPLUS 220000 Transacts a General Banking Business SAFE DEPO1T BOXKS FOR KENT Joseph M Stoutt President C W L man VicePresident P L Williams Second Vice President AB Jones Cashier ESTABLISHED 1841 140 OFFICES THE OLDEST AND LARGEST R GDUNCO s THE MERCANTILE AGENCY GEO OSMOND Genl Mangr Utah and Idaho Offlcesin Progress Building SaltLako City JOSEPH SIMON Clothingg GENTS FURNISHING I GOODS A1ld Not ons WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Ho 13 W First South Street THE MOnGAN q HOTEL Opened May i 3834 RATES 200 and 250 PCS Day Speolal Rates to Theatricals ad Lnr3o Parties Central Location Fire EDoapea oa Eve rp Jloor Passenger Elevator Steam Heat Hot aaa Cold Water Electric Lights and Bella iaj Every Room First class in all Ito appointments appoint-ments J IL CLARK PROPRIETOR 144 W First South tMt Batt Lake dry UtaL WHITE HOUSE f SALT LAKE CITY UTAH Under New Management and Strictly FirstClass RATES 4 150 AnD 200 PER DAY + H L HALL Proprietor HOTEL NUTSFORn Opened June 3 > Idi3i Ie r + eo RoIu1 tTno Moat Elegantly Equipped Hotel Be tweea Chicago and tho Pacific Coast QS HOLMES PROPRIETOR l HOTEL TEMPLETON Opposite Temple and Tabernacle The Only Strictly FirstClass Hotel IN SALT LAKE CITY DINING HALL HN SIXTH FLOOR GIVING A SPLENDID VIEW OF THE CITY atCUISINE and SERVICE unsurpassed west of Chicago ALONZ 0 YOUNG Manager J ZIONS SAVINGS BANK W President WOODRUFF AND TRUST COMPANY GEO Cashier M CANON Eos 13 and B East Temple cor South Temple Salt Lake City Utah Commercial I r Savings Business ATTENDED TO WITH CARE AND DiSPATCH 5 Per Cent Interest Allowed Compounded Quarterly SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT DXRECTORss WILFORD WOODRUFF GEORGE Q CANNON JOSEPH F SMITH ANGUS M CANNON JAMES JACK HEBER J GRANT T G WEBBER H B CLAWSON GEORGE REYNOLDS ALL KINDS OF BANKING BUSINESS CAPITAL 250000 SURPLUS 25000 A lVIERICAN NATIONAL BANK Organized October 1890 Successor to the Bank of bait Lake SALT OOAICEJ CITY UTAH INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS Money to lend improved real estate by Jar H Bacon DIRECTORSJames H Bacon President H M Bacon Vice President F L Holland Cashier W B Holland Assistant Cashier T A Davis Judge J W Judd Secretary Elijah Sells M J Gray F W Ross A L Thomas S M Jarvis Judge B G Tunnicllff ESTABLISHED 1873 McCORHICK r CO tI BANKERS SALT LAKE CITY UTAH A General Banking Business Transacted Collections Promptly mdo on All Points in the West and Northwest Careful attention given to Consignments of Ores and Bullion Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers on the Prinripal Cities of tho United States and Europe PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS New York Importers and Traders National Bank Kountze Brothers Chicago Commercial National Bank San FranciscoFirst National Bank Omaha Omaha National Bank St Louts National Bank of Commerce Kansas City National Bank of Kansas City First National Bank American National Bank Denver Denver National Bank City National Bank uebloFirst National Bank PoLo rtland Oregon First National Bank Po-Lo Martins Bank Limited 68 Lombard I street CAPITAL FULLY PAID 40000000 SURPLUS 4000000 UNION I NATIONAL BAlKSu United States Depository Transacts a General Banking Business SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF J R WALKER PRESIDENT 11 H WALKER VICEPRESIDENT M J CHEESMAN CASHIER L H FARNSWORTH ASST CASHIER J R WALKER JR ASST CASHIER BANK OF COMMERCB OPERA HOUSE BLOCK SALT LAKE CITY UTAH Transacts a General Banking Bnsiness 5 PER CENT INTEREST PAID ON SA VINGS DEPOSITS DIRECTORS BOYD PARK W W CIIISHOLM President VicePresident S F WALKER s H FIELDS JR Cashier Assist Cashiei WM H McINTYRE J B Farlow W H IRVINE c L HANNASIAH E B CRITCHLOW E E RICH M K PARSONS UTAH = Commercial and Savings Baiii SALT LAKE CITY Capital 200000 Surplus 30000 Five per cent interest raid on Savings Deposits De-posits compounded four times a year Nickel Savings Stamps for gale at the ban Y or any of its agents DIRECTORS Francis Armstrong P W Madsen Dr Jos S Richards T W Ellcrbeck Bolivar Roberts Thos VV Jennings Oscar Hardy Samuel McIntyre M E Cummings National Bank of the Republic i Capital 600000 r PROGRESS BUILDING SALT LAKE CITY S per cent Interest Paid on Time Deposits It DIBBCTO KSt FRANK KNOX L C KAHRICK President Vice President J A EARLS Caohior GEORGE A LOWE i V E SMEDLEY J G SUTHERIOND H L A GULMEH G S HOLiJES EMANUEL KAHN A General Banking Business Transacted T R JONES S J LYNNE T R Jones Co E 1 BANKERS 1 = 8o1t I exlce Oily ITt ah LOMBARD Investment CO 1 CAPITAL FULLY PAID 4000000 SURPLUS 100000 OFFICE For Utah and Southern Idaho cornel first South and Main StD SALT LAKE CITYUTAH r W H DArJE9 lIasnaarer Makes Loans on Improved Farm and CUr Property t UNION PACIFIC L a o SYSTEM The Through Car Din TRA1KS ARRIVE AHD DEPART AT SALT LAKE DAILY AS FOLLOWS Effective January 13 1S92 ARRIVE From nil points east 400 a m From ButtePortland LoganPark City and San Francisco 1045 a m From all points east 135 From Ogden and Cache Valley points j 730 p p m m ± From Frisco and intermediate points 935 u m From Juab Eureka and intermediate points ° 540 p m From terminus Tooele and intermediate inter-mediate points 410 pm DEPART mm For all points East 700 a m For Butte Portland San Francisco and Cache Valley points 1025 a m For Cache Valley points andPnrk City 3SO p m For all points East and San Francisco OOOp m For Eureka Juab and intermediate points 730 a m JForMilford and Intermediate points 445 p m For Terminus Tooele and intermediate intermedi-ate points n 745 a m Dally Sundays excepted t Does not run between Juab and Milford on Sundays CITY TICKET OFFICE 201 MAIN STD ST-D E BURLEY Genl Agt Passgr Dept S H H CLARK C S JlELtEN E L LOMAX Genl Mgr G Traffic Mgr G P 5 T Agt GRANDE RIO Rio Grande WESTERN RaltvraY Y TV estern S1andard Gatltge CURRENT TIME TABLE IN EFFECT JANUARY 1st 1891 = = = lEAVE SALT LAKE = = = No 2For Provo Salina Grand Junction and all points east 950 am No 4For Provo Grand Junction and all points east 955 pm No 6For Provo Payson and Eureka Eu-reka 400 n m No 8For Bingham 800 a m No DFor Hot Snrings and Ogden 850 am No IFor Ogden and the west 1212 p m No 3For Ogden and the west 12CO am = = ARRIVES SALT LAKE = = No IFrom Proo Salina Grand Junction and the east 1201 pm No 3From Provo Grand Junction and the east 1220 am No B From Provo Pay son and Eureka Eu-reka h 1055 am No 7From Bingham 600 pm No 10From Hot Springs and Ogden Og-den 6 CO pm No 2From Ogden and the west 010 am No 4From Ogden and the west 9 40 pm 0 PULLMANS PALACE SLEEPERS ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS 0 NQ CErAN GEe 0 SAFETY SPEED AnD COMFORT 0 TICKET OFFICE 200 SOUTH MAIH STREET o D C DODGE A EWEIOJY J H BENNETT Gen Mgr Supt O F P A r CHICAGO SHORT LINE te r 2 THiD IllMa a o t41f Arco CHICAGO I I MILWAUKEE ft ST PADL RAILV A Y Is the only line running solid estibuledSt amY heated and ElectricHunted Trains Datl am-y between Chicago and Omaha composed com-posed of Magnificent Sleep ing Cars and The Finest Dining Cars in the World EVERYTHING FIRST CLASS Any further Information will bo cheerfully furnished by ALEX MITCHELL Com Agt T F POWELL Tray Agt Room 201 Progress Building Salt Lake City i I TAKE THE Colorado 1H Railway l to 3SSO r TWO FAST TRAINS DAILY FOR Glen wood Springs Aspen Lead vllle Buena Vista Colorado Springs Pueblo Denver Kansas City Omaha St Louis Chicago And all Eastern Cities Leaves Union Depot Ogden at Bps A yr and 8130 P it and Rio Grande Western Depot Salt Late City at 950 A M ana 9 55 r is DIRECT CONNECTIONS AT COLORADO SPRINGS AND DENVER I Solid Trains and Through Cars H C BURNETT Genl Act SALT LAKE CITY e THE STATE BAM OF UTAH I CAPITAL FULLY PAID UP 500000 NO 60 MAIN STREET Sealt Lake Oity flasks HEBER J GRANT President WM B PRESTON VlccPresMent < < 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