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It is eligibly situated on Main Street, Salt Lake City, in close proximity to the Tabernacle,
Temple, Museum, Theater, etc., and commands a magnificent viewv of the mountain ranges, the
valley and other scenery. This Hotel is 4 stories high, Brick, with 132 Rooms, built expressly
for Hotel Purposes, and furnished and finished in elegant style. It possesses all the modern
improvements, such as hot and cold baths. barber shop and billiard tables. For the convenience of commercial men, nice sampling rooms are provided. The House has lately been
thoroughly renovated and refitted I have also in course of construction a new
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The Table is noted for its Exceilencies, and here are found all Game Fruits and Fish in their Season.
The Proprietor gives his personal attantion to the wants and comforts of his guests.
Carriages with experienced drivers furnished at all times.
To Tourists and Strangers visiting the City, I furnish a good Guide, free, who will
show them all Points of Interest in the City.
TRAVELERS WILL HERE FIND ALL THE COMFORTS AND CONVENIENCES OF HOME, AFTER
THEIR TEDIOUS JOURNEY OVER THE PLAINS.
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