Show r 4 I THE STATE BAM 03 TIT AB I CAPITAL FULLY PAID 5500000 SURPLUS S40000 lt CORNER MAIN and SOUTH 1BKPLE 8TS ttC11 X4ie City U ELb r HEBER J GRANT President t L WM B PRESTON VIcoPresIflent 1 HEBER M ELLS Cashier Y D Z e TOR S I t Joseph F Smith Chas S Burton Wm H Rower NephiW Clayton I Abraham H Cannon Frank Y Taylor Spencer Clausen PhiloT Parasworth Elias Morris E M Yciler I Henry A Woolley GENERAL BAKING BUSINESS Accounts solicitedLargc and Small Special Attention to Country Trade Collections a Specialty Correspondence In Tiled I I c nES RET NATIONAL BANK SAIT LAK oiTrsr CbTAH I Paid in Capital t 50OOOOOO Surplus 50000000 L S HILLS President HOSES THSTCHER YicePresident H S YOm Cashier D IRE C TOR Sit Si-t S BILLS MOSES THATCHER W W KITEK J T LITTLE JAMES SHARP D B PEERY GEORGE ROMNEY JOHN R BARNES F W JENNINGS HENRY DINWOODEY J U CUTLER JOHN R WINDER E R KLDREDGE A GENERAL BAKiG BUSINESS TRASACTED Safe Deposit Vaults Absolutely Burglar and Fireproof Rents 3 to 25 per year 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Lnolland OF SALT LAKE CITY Cashier W B Holland AsatCasr A M Grant M J Gray S M Jams J W Judd C F Loofbourow WRoss CapItal 250000 Surplus 60000 Elijah Sells DG Tunnicliff CAPITAL 5300000 SURPLUS 42800 Commercial National Bank i OF SALT LAKE CITY I Cor Second South and Commercial Sts General Banking In All Its Branches Issues Certificates of Deposit payable on demand de-mand bearing Interest if left a specified time lella Drafts and Bills of Exchange on all prin ipal cities In the United States and Europe DIRECTORS Geo M Downey Prest W P Noble V Prest Thos Marshall 2d VP F H Auerbach John H Daly O J Salsibury Moylan c Fox John Donellan Casr Edwin KimbalL Established 1841 150 OFFICES THE OLDEST AND LARGEST Re G DUN GO THE MERCANTILE AGENCY I GEO OSMOND General Manager Utah i and Idaho Offices in Progress Building Salt Lake City B H SCHETTLER Banking and Brokerage 60 South East Temple Street keel Eatato Stocks and Bonds Bought and Sold NOTARY VORK HOTEh KNUTSFORD Opened June 35 1891 250 ROOMS Tho Most Elegantly Equipped Hotel Between Chicago and the Pacific Coast G S HOLIES PROPRIETOR THE CULLEN HOTELS HOTEL-S C EWINC Proprietor Opened October 3d 1887 t THE FINEST HOTEL IN THE WEST Rates 300 Per Day SPECIAL KATflS TO TOURISTS THE WHITE HOUSE 5 CORNER MAIN AND SECOND SOUTH RATES 1150 and S3 00 per day Special rates to parties J R STEPHEN Proprietor THE MORGAN HOTEL 144 W FIRST SOuL Central Location FirstCl3B b Ml Its Appointments BATES KOO and 82 50 per day Special rat < < to Theatrical ad large parties J H UlAtfE FroJrleroe GET IT a DO YOU Wont to Keep Posted on Current Events POLITICS iI > FINANCE COMMERCE REAL ESTATE MINING LITERATURE IF SO Subscribe fop the Paper which will Supply these Wants The Salt Lake Herald Organ of Western Democracy 0 YOU CANT Do Without v It u i c I A l F UTAH NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 220000 TransactS a General Banking Business SAFE DEPO1T BOXKS FOR KENT Joseph M Stoutt Preidont C W Lyman VicePresident P L Williams Second Vice President A B Jones Cashier BANK OF COMMERCE OPERA HOUSE BLOCK SALT LAKE CITY UTAH Transacts a General Banking Business 5 PER CENT INTEREST PAID ON SAVtNGS DEPosrrs DIRECTORS BOYD PARK W W CruSIIOLX President VicePresident S F WALkun S H FIELDS JR Cashier Assist Cashier J D KENDALL J B FAnurw W H IKTINE C L HAN AMAi E B CRITCHLOW E E RICH M K PARSOKS CAPITAL FULLY PAID 540000000 SURPLUS 4500000 UNION HATKWAL BANK United States Depository Transacts a Ganeral Banking Business SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF 3 B WALKER PBESIDEHT M H WALKER ViCEPncsiDZSt M J CHEESMAN CASHIER L H FARNSWORTH ASST CA3HIEIJ J R WALKER T AT CASHlztt SALT LAKE CITY UTAH T R JONES S J LYNN T R Jones Co I BANKERS I SALT LAKE CITY UTAH ESTABLISHED 1S73L IcCORHICK SCO BANKERS SALT LAKE CITY UTAH A General Banking Business Transacted Collections Promptly mado on All Points IB the West and Northw Careful attention given to Consignments of Ores and Bullion Exchange and Telogrphfo Transfers on tho Principal Cities of tho United States and Europe PRIXUIPAL CORRESPONDENTS New YorkImporters and Traders National Bank Kountze Brothers Chicago Cpmmerclnl National Bank San Francisco First National Bank Omahaomaha National Bank St Lonts National Bank of commerce Kansas City National Back ol Kansas City First National Bonk American National Bank Denver Denver National Bank City Nation Bank Pueblo First National Bank Portland OregonFirst National Bank LondonMartins Bank Limited 43 Lombard street National BanK of the Republic Capital 500000 g PROGRESS BUILDIHS SALT LAKE CITY 5I per cent Interest Paid on Time DeposIta I DIRECTORS I FBAHK KNOx L C KARRICK j President Vice Presides T I 3 A EARLS Cashier GEORGES Lowe W E BMTJDLEY 3 G SUTHERLAND H L A CHLMER G S HOLMES EMAuEt IOHK 0 ieneral Banfcin toHss Trnnsactefl L WELLS FARGO S GOS BANK Salt Lake City Utah 0 E tabUiillbed 1SG2 Transacts a General Banking Business ° f E nnoY CASHIER UTAH Commercial and Savings Bank SALT LAKE CITY Capital 200000 Surplus 40000 Five percent interest paid on Savings Deposits De-posits compounded four times a year Nickel Savings Stamps for sale at the bank or any of ita agents DIRECTORS Francis Armstrong P W Madsen Dr Jos S Richards T W Ellerbeck I Bolivar Roberts Thos W Jennings Oscar H Hardy Samuel McIntyre W E Cummlny RAILROAD ANNOUNCEMENTS ELECTR18 A 1 T EHJ6Y LIFE LIMITED A L L TT0 STEAM iII1JJ HEATED PATRO3O3 VESTIBULED TRAINS or THB OHICAGO MILWAUKEE S ST PAUL R ILV A Y U the only line running solid VeatlbuleflSteaaa heated and Electriclighted Trains Dally between Chicago and Omaha COB posed of Magnificent Sleeping Sleep-ing Cars and Till Finest Dining Cars In tns World EVERYTHING FIRSTCLASS Any fnrtSwr Informatics wfll bs eertaUJJ Iurnl h d tey yALEX ALEX MTTCHJCLZ Oea A t 7 7 FOWZLL Tray Agt PKOQRZM BUILDIHO SALS LAKB Crrr 4 j 4 SHORT LINE TO THE EASE THROUGH VESTIBULE SLEEPING AND DINING CASS And Free Reclining Chair Cars from Utah Points to Chicago and taa Eist VIA UNION PACIFIC AND C L N W RAILWAYS For tickets sleeping car reservation aM alj Information apply to mrt iD W L STANNARD Genl Aft H H MEARS Tray Fet sad Pas Aft Salt Lake City 4 W A THRALL Gen Pass and Tloket AM Chicago UNION PACIFIC fI J SYSTEM Tho T rO 1Z1I Oar LJ1e TRAINS ARRIVE AND DEPART AT SALT LAKE CITY DAILY AS FOLLOWS Effective Oct 12 1393 ARRIVE From all points east 300 a s From Butte Portland and San Francisco Fran-Cisco 05am From Cache Valley and Park City 1050 II m From all points east 1240 p m From Ogden and Cache Valley points 710 p m JFrom Frisco and intermediate points 10 00 a ni i From Jll1b and Eureka 610 p ia From torminns and Tooelo 400 p m DEPART For Ogden and all points East 800 a m For Ogden and intermediate poIntsn 640 a in For Butte Portland San Francisco and Cache Valley points1003aci For Cache Valley and Park City u 330 p ra For Ogden San Francisco and all points East 630p m For Eureka Juab and Frlsco 740am For Juab and Intermediate points 4 5pm For Tooolo and < Terminus 745 a xa Dally Sunday excepted t Does not run bafween Juab and Mllford oa Sundays CITY TICKET OFFICE 201 MAIM STD ST-D E BURLEY Genl Agt Passcr Dept S H n cr ins E Dicnissoy Pros and Geal Mgr Ass Genllfgr E L Lou r G P kTAgi Rio Granda WESTERU AY Western S1andard Qtige CURRENT TIME TABLE IN EFFECT AUGUST US 1891 = = LEAVE SALT LAKE = = = J No 2For Provo Grand Junction and all points east 803 am No 4For Provo Grand Junction and all points east 925pns No SFor Provo Payson Eureka 8and and Silver City 05pm No GFor Bingham and Sanpete 910 a m No ForOgdea and the westll58pm No ForOsden and the west 11 13 a m No ForOgden and the west 450 pm = = ARRIVES SALT LAKE = = J No IFrom Provo GrandJunction < c and the east 1105acfc No SFrom Provo Grand Junction andthe east n43pza No 7From Provo Payson Eureka i and Silver City 1010am No 5From Dlngbam and Sanpete 415 pm NO OFrom Ogden and the Treat 900 3m 1 No 2From Ogden and the weat 750am No 4From Ogden and tho west 915pza o = PULLHANS PALACE SLEEPERS ON ALL TUHOORtt TRAIN 0 NO CHANGES 0 SAFETY SPEED AND COMFORT i 0 TICKET OFFICE 200 SOUTH MAIN STREET 0 P C DODGE A EWEUIT J H Bnrnrr Gen Mgr Genl Supt G P T t A1I LEVY Manufacturer the celebrated brand Cigars 66 THE IMotr And Other Brands Factory and Salesroom 171 173 S lain St t Silt Late Citj s U A < j I i 1 1 3wr o Xmttttczti 1 j |