Salt Lake Tribune | 1902-01-01 | Page 13 | One of the Largest Storehouses in Intermountain Region

ONE ijf nm LARijEST STORm nuSES I IN INTERMOUNTAIN REmON Ay kCt e 1 7 1 r tr tt a a I dl Lr t t I n r i r r 1rt f l < iT CRTCrr4a frCYa7L r1 r 1 j The B O Transfer company of whch the B O Storage and Transfer company ore the successors was organized organ-ized in this city In the year 1890 Many changes In the officers owners and management man-agement have occurred since that time At the beginning of the year 1902 this company greets the public with a first class transfer equipment a fine three story fireproof storage warehouse on track and a new management Salt Lake City Is now for the first time In Its history the possessor of one of the most complete and perfect storage stor-age find transfer enterprises of any city of Its population In the country The present company is prepared to handle all kinds of heavy and light merchandise storage as well as household house-hold goods When this Issue appears their warehouse will be eoulpped with a firstclass elevator and a cemented floor basement Tho warehouse Is new clean dry and free from all vermin assuring protection to highclass furniture fur-niture and household goods The transfer equipment consists of uptodate parlor vans stake wagons drays and special delivery wagons The office where all orders will be received for all classes of work la located lo-cated at No 15 W 2nd South street convenient to the business center It has telephone connections and prompt attention Is given to all orders received ThC company Is now ofllcored as follows fol-lows Capt Goo speed president II V Mclov general manager BD BlaClcmarr superintendent of the trans fer department and R Alllston superintendent super-intendent of the warehouse Special attention Is given to the moving and handling of fine furniture and household house-hold goods to tho distribution of mixed cars of all classes of merchandise and to the prompt delivery of perishable perish-able goods Correspondence which Is specially solicited is promptly attended to by the office force which Is complete directed by the manager and consists of a stenographer bookkeeper cashier and collector None but firstclass men In the different dif-ferent departments are employed In any capacity by this company The merchants of this city are to bo congratulated con-gratulated upon the manner In which their transfer business may now be handled