. Pictorial reflex of Salt Lake City and vicinity: including letter-press description and illustrations of public edifices, hotels, business blocks, churches, Indians, bathing resorts, etc., and a variety of information, valuable for the tourist or resident, from reliable sources. 1. PRES. LORENZO SNOW. 2. GEORGE Q. CANNON. 3. JOSEPH F. SMITH. 4. MATHIAS H COWLEY. 5. A. OWEN WOODRUFF. 9. 6. BRIGHAM YOUNG 10. 7. ANTHON H. LUND. 11. 8. JOHN W. TAYLOR. 12. JOHN HENRY SMITHHEBER J GRANT. FRANCIS M TEASDALE. 13. FUDGER CLAWSON. -14. MARRINER W. MERRILL. 15. F. D. RICHARDS. FIRST PRESID
. Pictorial reflex of Salt Lake City and vicinity: including letter-press description and illustrations of public edifices, hotels, business blocks, churches, Indians, bathing resorts, etc., and a variety of information, valuable for the tourist or resident, from reliable sources. 1. PRES. LORENZO SNOW. 2. GEORGE Q. CANNON. 3. JOSEPH F. SMITH. 4. MATHIAS H COWLEY. 5. A. OWEN WOODRUFF. 9. 6. BRIGHAM YOUNG 10. 7. ANTHON H. LUND. 11. 8. JOHN W. TAYLOR. 12. JOHN HENRY SMITHHEBER J GRANT. FRANCIS M TEASDALE. 13. FUDGER CLAWSON. -14. MARRINER W. MERRILL. 15. F. D. RICHARDS. FIRST PRESIDENCY AND TWELVE APOSTLES OF THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS. 20. 1 i. fNm: TYPES OF INDIANS INTRODUCTION TO, AND DESCRIPTION OF ILLUSTRATIONS IN THIS Pictorial Reflex of Salt Lake City AND VICINITY rtfrr^O THE STRANGER TOURIST, and to the newly arrived citizen as well as the*i, old, pictorial and statistical illustration of the wonderful development of UTAH;<*•< now a State of this glorious Union, must ever be of surpassing interest; its colo-nization was unique, presenting some historic similarity with that of the PilgrimFathers, who also found shelter from religious persecution on the wild and barrenshores of inhospitable, but now staple, wealthy and progressive New England, from whencehas radiated a toiling, pioneering, yet intellectual and leading clement of our cosmopolitanpopulation. The founders of Utah and its religion were essentially of this class; JosephSmith the Prophet of a new dispensation; the colonizer of an arid desert, Brigham Young;the dauntless and devoted missionary, Wilfred Woodruff, with their prominent associateshad
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