R. L. Polk & Co.'s Salt Lake City City Directory 1914: including, Murray, Sandy, Midvale, Garfield and all the suburbs and suburban towns. Containing a complete alphabetical list of business firms, corporations and private citizens; a miscellaneous directory of city, county, state and United States officers; churches, clubs, colleges and schools, hospitals, labor organizations, libraries, secret and benevolent societies, etc. Also a complete classified business directory.

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60 CITY— COUNTY— STATE GOVERNMENTS. CITY ELECTION WARDS. First— Commencing’ at Main and 3d South, thence east to Fort Douglas Mili­ tary Reservation, thence south to south­ w est cor of said reservation, thence east to southeast cor of said reservation, thence north to a point opposite 3d South, thence east to city limits, thence south to south­ east cor of city, thence along southern boundary of city to Main, thence north to place of commencement. Second— Commencing at Main and South Temple, thence w est to w estern boundary of city, thence south to southw est cor of city, thence east to west bank of Jordan River, thence northerly along w est bank of Jordan River to south line of 10th South, thence east to Main, thence north to place of commencement. Third— Commencing at Main and South Temple, thence north to 2d North, thence east to City Creek, thence north to n orth­ ern boundary of city, thence w est to northw est cor of city, thence south to South Temple, thence east to place of commencement. Fourth— Commencing at Main and South ern boundary of city, thence east to no rth ­ east corner of city, thence south to point opopsite 3d South, thence w est to Fort Douglas Military Reservation, thence north to northeast cor of said reservation, thence west to northw est cor of said reservation, thence, south to Popper ton Place, thence along northern, eastern and southern boun­ daries of Popperton Place to ’the w est line of reservation, thence south to South Temple, thence w est to place of com­ mencement. Fifth— Commencipg at Main and South Temple, thence east to Fort Douglas Mili­ tary Reservation, thence south to 3d South, thence w est to Main, thence north to place of commencement. Sheriff— Andrew Smith, Jr. Treasurer and Collector— F C Bassett. Surveyor— H A Gardner. Horticultural Inspector— J C Stay. Supt County Infirmary—James Sabine. Physician— C C Snyder. THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT. Rooms 254, 255, 350 and 356 City & County -Building. Hons. G. G. Armstrong, C. W. Morse, M. L. Ritchie, T. D. Lewis, F. C Loofbourow, Judges; L. P. Palmer, Clerk; E. O. Leatherwood Attorney. Juvenile Court (3d Judicial D ist), 503 City & County Building. Alexander McMaster, Judge. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE— CITY. Harry S. Harper, 320 Judge Building. STATE G O V ER N M EN T . Offices, City & County Building. U. S. Senators— Reed Smoot and George Sutherland. U. S. Congressmen— Joseph Howell, Jacob Johnson. Executive. Governor— Wm. Spry. Secretary of State— David Mattson. Auditor— L. G. Kelly. Treasurer—J. D. Jewkes. Attorney General— A. R. Barnes. D istrict A ttorney-^E. O. Leatherwood. Adjutant-General— E. A. Wedgwood. Supt Public Instruction— A. C. Matheson. Librarian— H. W. Griffith. State Architect— R. C. Watkins. Bank Examiner— J. P. White. Coal Mine Inspector— J. E. Pettit. H orticultural Insp— J. E. Taylor. Immigration Commr— H. T. Haines. Engineer— W. D. Beers. M U R R A Y CI T Y O FFI CER S. Fish and Game Commr— F. W. Chambers. Food and Dairy . Commr.— W illard Hansen. City Hall, 55 S State, Murray. Chemist— Herman Harms. City Commissioners— Mayor G A Huscher, Sanitary Inspector— C. F. Emery. Sealer of W eights and Measures—W illard Gottlieb Berger, G H W atts. Hansen. Mayor— G A Husclier. Live Stock Inspector—-A. C. Young. Recorder— W J Warenski. Treasurer— Leonard C Healy. 'Attorney— J Lewis Brown. Auditor-^G M Mum ford. Marshal—Frederick Peters. S T A T E JU D I CI ARY. Street Supervisor— J H Rens. Building and Fire Insp— T F McDonald. SUPREME COURT. Supt of Schools— C *E Gaufln. Justice of the Peaca— C. H. White. 251 City and County Building. Physician— A A Bird. Justices—fW . M. McCarty, Chief Justice, D. N. Straup, J. A. Frick. Clerk— H. W. Griffith. CO U N T Y G O V ER N M EN T . Terms— The Supreme Court convenes and holds three term s in each year, viz: On the second Mondays of February, May Carlson, A and October. The Court may adjourn from time to time as it may deem proper. ; Offices; City & County' Building. tjo u n ty ..Commissioners— 0 W H Crabbe, G R Walker. Clerk— L ‘ P Palmer. Recorder— 0 M Cannon. Assessor—Wm A Leatham. Auditor^-fC R Vigus. Attorney— I E Willey. DISTRICT COURTS AND ATTORNEYS. First Judicial Dist— J. D. Call, Judge; Roy D. Thatcher, Attorney.