Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-02-03 | Page 14 | 1918-19 Gazetteer Shows Utah's Gains

1918-19 GAZETTEER SHOWS jJTAH'S GAINS Volume Has Many New Additions Ad-ditions and Improvements Over Last Year. One of the most useful voluw issued is-sued for some time in Utah is thecS-State thecS-State Gazetteer for 1918-1919. This ii volume 7 of the same work, but witl many additions and improvements. It shows the marvelous growth the state in every industry irom (find the publishers have so carefully gathered gath-ered data. Conscientious endeavor .has been made to bring together in carefully care-fully classified order, facts and figure: which men and women in all walks ot life will readily appreciate. Toe at-I at-I tempt to make the work comprehensive without heino- en m hprsninp has suc ceeded. A logical arrangement has been achieved for easy reference. The general index indicates that tit contents include an alphabetical dire.-tory, dire.-tory, classified business directory, directory di-rectory of counties and county seat.-, list of county officers, farmers am landowners, miscellaneous informatioi of value and facts about the state an--federal government. The Gazetteer is really a city directory direc-tory of the agricultural" interests. 1 this section there is given first the name of each landowner with an acre or more; second, the assessed valuation valua-tion and the owner's postoffiee addres-. These facts have been obtained from the official tax list at each count; seat. Another exhaustive list is that of U trades, professions and pursuits, at ranged alphatbeticallv bv postoffiee-The postoffiee-The history of every town, with the nearest county seat and banking point, shipping point, rail connection or stae. population and name of postmaster " given. ..- This book is published bv R. L. Po ' &. Co. of Utah, publishers, 615 Dool; block, Salt Lake City.