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MEYER'S Business Directory
OF THE
CITY OF
PHOENIX, ARIZONA,
1888.
GEORGE E. LORING,
HATTER AND FURNISHER.
AGENT FOR
Dunlap Hats,
E. & W. COLLARS
AND A FULL LINE OF
STETSON'S
AND
Celebrated
CUFFS.
Cow BOY
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Flannel Shirts.
HATS.
PHOENIX, - - - - ARIZONA.
The Pioneer House
GOLDMAN & CO.
Importers and Dealers in
General Merchandise.
Anything from a Needle to a Threshing Machine you can find in our stock at Prices that DEFY COMPETITION.
Goldman & Co's Liquor Department
-IS THE
Only Wholesale Liquor House IN ARIZONA. San Francisco Prices Guaranteed.
AGENTS FOR Lemp's Brewing Co .; Anheuser-Busch Bottled Beer; Gamess Private Stock Whisky; Mayfield Whisky.
Gate's KEY WEST Cigars.
MEYER'S BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF THE CITY OF
PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
CONTAINING A
Classified Business and Professional Guide ; a List of all the City and County and Federal Officials ; Correct Tables of Railroad Fares, Ex- press Tariffs and Telegraph Tolls to All Points of the Compass,
AND OTHER VALUABLE INFORMATION.
COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY
A. LEONARD MEYER, PHOENIX, ARIZONA,
1888.
Copyrighted.)
THE CITY OF PHENIX.
* Embowered in the mass of verdant foliage, which line every street and surround every dwelling-place, adorned by a wealth of flowers and shrub- bery, and with beautiful gardens, vineyards and orchards about every suburban home, Phoenix can justly boast of being one of the handsomest little cities on the Pacific Slope. Through every street streams of pure, clear water are conducted along the edge of the sidewalks, cooling the atmosphere during the summer months, and bringing life and verdure and productiveness to flowers and fruits and shade trees. The ground upon which the town is built has a gradual slope toward the Salt river, distant about one mile. The original town-site embraces one-half section-a mile in length by a half-mile in width. To this, however, have been added during the past year more than a dozen additions. Situated very near the center of the great valley, and about thirty-five miles north of Mari- copa station, on the Southern Pacific Railroad, the site of the city is everything that could be desired. The facilities for drainage toward the river are perfect, as are also those for the establishment of a comprehensive water supply system. The important question of sanitation is therefore settled for all time, and the healthfulness of the city assured. The grading and paving of streets, and the construction of sidewalks will be here an easy task, and the cost reduced to a minimuni owing to the level contour of the surface.
THE BUILDINGS,
Public and private, of this rapidly-growing young city, are creditable to the enterprise of its people. The old adobe of the early pioneer is fast dis- appearing before the march of progress. The streets cross each other at right angles, and there are three plazas, or public squares. In one of these the county court-house stands, a commodious brick structure of two stories, crowned by a handsome clock tower. The other plaza will soon be occupied by a city hall. It will be of brick and stone, two stories in height. Adorned with shrubbery, grass and shade trees, these squares will be an attractive feature of the town.
The public school-house 'is a roomy and comfortable edifice of brick, and accommodates at present over 500 pupils. But so rapid is the increase in population that the school trustees have decided to erect at once three
----* The following sketch is from the facile pen of Hon. Patrick Hamilton, recently published in the Albuquerque Democrat, with such minor changes as the march of progress have made necessary.
C. Eschman & Co.
APOTHECARIES
N. W. Corner
Center and Washington Streets,
PHOENIX, A. T.
A FULL LINE OF ALL CLASSES OF GOODS USUALLY FOUND IN A FIRST-CLASS
DRUG STORE.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY PREPARED, Day or Night.
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more school buildings, which will give the city four public schools, or one to each ward.
Washington street, which runs from east to west through the center of the city, is the main business thoroughfare. A mile in length-exclusive of additions-and 120 feet in width, it can boast of many handsome mer- cantile establishments. These are mostly of brick, many of thein carrying immense stocks and doing a volume of business, running into the hundreds of thousands annually, besides supplying the immense valley, of which it is the center. The trade of Phoenix embraces all the mining camps and cattle ranges within a radius of seventy-five miles.
Already the young city is supplied with many churches, nearly all the leading Christian sects being represented. Catholics, Methodists, (north and south) Presbyterians, Baptists, Episcopalians and Congregationalists. have places of worship, the Catholic and Methodist churches being com- modious edifices. The secret orders are prosperous here. The Masons, Odd Fellows, Order of United Workmen, Knights of Pythias, Red Men, Chosen Friends and Good Templars, have flourishing lodges. There is a Library Association, supported by popular subscriptions, and a num- ber of social and charitable organizations attached to the several churches. With such a showing for moral and intellectual progress, the charge of "general cussedness" so often heard against the "rowdy west," cannot affect Phoenix.
The newspaper is the truest mirror of a people's moral and material condition. In this respect Phoenix need not fear comparison with more pretentious places. The Arizonian, Herald and Gazette issue daily and weekly editions, while the Advance is published once a week. A perusal of their local and advertising columns will give an outsider an excellent idea of the growth and prosperity of the town and of the enterprise and public spirit of its citizens. That the people of Phoenix appreciate the work of its press is evinced by the liberal support which they extend to it.
THE POPULATION
Of this coming city of the southwest is estimated at 5,000, which is being rapidly augmented since the completion of the branch railroad. Three banks, with a heavy capitalization, are required to meet its steady growing business. There are several hotels, and yet another, a large brick struc- ture, will be finished within two months. There are two manufactories of artificial ice, a large flouring mill, a planing mill and a meat packing establishment near the town. A three-story opera house, is recently com-
DILLON & KENEALY, Leaders in CLOTHING.
THE NATIONAL BANK Of ARIZONA, PHENIX, ARIZONA.
Capital Paid Up, - - $100,000.
DIRECTORS:
M. W. KALES,
SOL. LEWIS,
J. V. T. SMITH,
CHAS. GOLDMAN,
GEO. W. HOADLEY.
CORRESPONDENTS :
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA, San Francisco. AGENCY OF BANK OF CALIFORNIA, New York. Messrs. N. M. ROTHS- CHILD & SONS, London.
M. W. KALES,
SOL. LEWIS,
GEO. W. HOADLEY,
Vice-President.
Cashier.
President.
The VALLEY BANK of PHOENIX ARIZONA.
Paid Up Capital,
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$50,000.
Surplus, -
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13,000.
OFFICERS :
ANDREW CRAWFORD, President. WM. CHRISTY, Cashier. E. J. BENNITT, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS :
A. CRAWFORD, F. C. HATCH, M. H. SHERMAN, WM. CHRISTY, E. J. BENNITT.
CORRESPONDENTS : PACIFIC BANK, San Francisco. FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Los Angeles. AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK, New York City. S. A. KEAN & CO., Chicago.
Drafts Drawn on all the Principal Cities of Europe.
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pleted. Another hotel of 200 hundred rooms is now projected, and will soon be built. The city is lighted by gas, and will soon have electric light, a company having been organized for that purpose. Street cars traverse the city and several of the additions. There is an excellent fire department, supplied with the latest improved apparatus.
In a word, Phoenix has fairly entered upon the road which leads to prosperity, and is rapidly forging ahead. Her's will be no mushroom growth, no ephemeral "boom." Sustained and supported by the vast tract of rich and productive soil which surrounds it on all sides, with abundance of water and a perfect climate, she can look to the future with serene con- fidence. She has the unfailing resources which build cities and support prosperous communities. Now that her superb gifts and advantages are becoming known, property values are rapidly rising. The past six months have witnessed many improvements both in the city and suburbs, and prices have fully doubled within that period. There has been no feverish "boom," but a steady advancement, born of confidence in the future. The field for the investor or speculator is an inviting one, and many fortunes will be made in this valley in real estate within the next twelve months. At present there are about fifteen firms engaged in the business, which will give some idea of the transfers made. Lots in this city, which could be had for $150 six months ago, now command $500 and $600, and so it is with suburban tracts and business locations. This year will bring to the valley many visitors from the east and west, and transactions in realty promise to be lively enough to suit the most sanguine "boomer."
"THE GARDEN OF THE SOUTHWEST,"
Is the name which has not been inaptly applied to this vale of beauty and productiveness. Columns might be filled descriptive of the many gifts which generous nature has showered upon it. There is no necessity for the writer to indulge in hyperbole or exaggeration. The plain facts speak louder than any highly painted picture. Only yesterday reclaimed from the desert, its fruitful fields, orchards and vineyards are already a glorious promise of the future. When its hundreds of thousands of untilled acres will smile beneath their burdens of the fruits of every clime; when hand- some houses with their wealth, shrubbery and flowers shall adorn the land- scape ; when the air with its musical feathered songsters and heavy with odors as delicious as those from the isles of the eastern seas, and when over all are the skies of a cloudless clime, then indeed may the visitor exclaim -"if there be an elysium on earth, it is this, it is this."
DILLON & KENEALY, Leaders in Hats.
H. WOHLER & CO.,
Dealers in all kinds of
Furniture and House Furnishing Goods.
UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING
A SPECIALTY. A. P. PETIT, Architect and Practical Builder,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE :
Cor. Madison and Papago Sts., Phoenix, Arizona.
Plans and Specifications, with Estimates of Building of any class furnished at shortest notice. Will superintend the construction of building on moderate terms, with strict attention.
O. J. THIBODO, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND-
DRUGGIST. ,
-AND DEALER IN -
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles, Perfumery, Brushes, Etc.
PHOENIX, - - ARIZONA.
Opposite Post Office.
CITY OF PHOENIX.
MUNICIPAL DIRECTORY.
De Forest Porter Mayor
John R. Loosley.
1st Ward
Sam'l Franklin . .
2d Ward
Councilmen 3d Ward
Geo. H. Rothrock
Lincoln Fowler .. 4th Ward
Frank Baxter Recorder
A. Leonard Meyer Treasurer
Frank D. Wells Marshal
A. C. Baker Attorney
Dr. T. D. McGlasson Health Officer
Andrew Barry Engineer
Jas. M. Creighton . Architect
Henry Garfias Zanjero
PHOENIX FIRE DEPARTMENT.
F. M. Czarnowski. . Chief Engineer
Frank D. Wells . Assistant Chief Engineer
PHOENIX ENGINE Co. No. 1.
W. J. Carrier Foreman
W. F. Schaller 1st Assistant Foreman
T. L. Davenport 2d Assistant Foreman
John Beck
. Secretary
E. J. Bennitt. Treasurer
PIONEER HOSE Co. No. 1.
W. H. Levins. Foreman A. E. Hinton 1st Assistant Foreman
Wm. Black 2d Assistant Foreman
YUCATEC HOSE CO. No. 2.
C. Ceschetti. Foreman Fernando Serrano 1st Assistant Foreman
W. Scott 2d Assistant Foreman
DILLON & KENEALY, Leaders in DRY GOODS.
GEO. PRICE, The Leading Tobacconist.
Go to Geo. Price's for FINE CIGARS, NEXT DOOR TO VALLEY BANK, PHOENIX.
M. JACOBS.
H. GOODMAN.
M. JACOBS & CO.,
DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE, PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
WILL. J. CURRY, PRACTICAL
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
-DEALER IN FINE-
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.
A Full Line of FINE SPECTACLES and EYE GLASSES. Fine WATCH REPAIRING a Specialty. All Work Warranted.
Washington Street, Near Post Office, Phoenix, Arizona.
Mistress &. A. Blythe, FASHIONABLE
Milliner and Dressmaker. Carries a Full Stock of Millinery Goods.
Washington Street, Two Doors East of Maricopa Street, PHONIX, ARIZONA.
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AZTEC HOOK AND LADDER CO. No. 1.
J. L. Grant. Foreman T. L. Schultz 1st Assistant Foreman
M. B. Fleishman 2d Assistant Foreman
FEDERAL AND COUNTY OFFICERS.
Hon. W. W. Porter District Judge
J. Elliott Walker
Clerk
J. W. Crenshaw Court Commissioner
Frank Cox.
District Attorney
Deputy U. S. Attorney
Deputy U. S. Marshal
W. M. Breakenridge
Joseph Campbell Probate Judge
A. J. Halbert Sheriff
Geo. F. Kemper Treasurer
Henry L. Wharton Recorder
Jno. B. Montgomery
H. H. Linville. . . Supervisors N. Petersen
J. L. B. Alexander
Clerk Board of Supervisors
Jas. Richards
Justice of the Peace, Phoenix Precinct
W. T. Woods.
Justice of the Peace, Phoenix Precinct
Wm. Blankenship. Constable, Phoenix Precinct
H. C. McDonald Constable, Phoenix Precinct
BOARD OF DIRECTORS TERRITORIAL INSANE ASYLUM.
E. H. Hiller . Chairman
Emil Ganz
(Vacancy)
J. L. B. Alexander Clerk
Dr. O. L. Mahoney Superintendent
ARIZONA INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION ASSOCIATION.
T. J. Trask President . Valley Bank Treasurer
J. McMillan Secretary
DILLON & KENEALY, Leaders in Boots and Shoes.
PHENIX
Arctic Ice Works - - AND
COLD STORAGE ROOMS.
Works, Near M. & P. R. R. DEPOT.
Ice Made from Distilled and Filtered Water.
For Terms for Storage and Ice Contracts,
APPLY TO
P. MINOR,
Proprietor and Manager Arctic Ice Works,
PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
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MARICOPA COUNTY IMMIGRATION UNION.
T. J. Trask President Valley Bank Treasurer
T. E. Farish . Secretary
·
SECRET SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.
Arizona Chapter No. 1, R. A. M. Stated convocation on second Tues- day each month. F. A. Shaw, H. P .; J. B. Creamer, Secretary.
Arizona Lodge No. 2, F. & A. M. Stated meetings on first Tuesday each month. J. Y. T. Smith, W. M .; J. B. Creamer, Secretary.
Alsap Chapter No. 3, O. E. S. Stated meetings second and fourth Wednesdays each month. Mrs. A. M. Morford, W. M .; J. Y. T. Smith, Secretary.
A. O. U. W.
Endymion Legion No. 5, A. O. U. W. Meets second and fourth Wednesday each month. Joseph Campbell, Commander, J. L. B. Alex- ander, Secretary.
Phoenix Lodge No. 5, A. O. U. W.> Meets first and third Wednesday - of each month. D. H. Recarte, M. W .; Joseph Campbell, Recorder.
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I. O. O. F.
Canton Arizona No. 1, Patriarchs Militant, I. O. O. F. Meets third Tuesday evening each month. P. K. Hickey, Commandant ; D. A. Reed, Clerk.
Floral Encampment No. 2, I. O. O. F. Meets second and fourth Tues- day evenings each month. P. K. Hickey, C. P .; D. A. Reed, Scribe.
Phoenix Lodge No. 2, I. O. O. F. Meets every Saturday evening. Robert Kern, N. G .; D. A. Reed, Secretary.
Arizona Degree Lodge No. 2, Daughters of Rebekah. Meets second and fourth Thursday evenings each month. Mrs. A. Schwartz, N. G .; C. S. Scott, Secretary.
DILLON & KENEALY, One Price Square Dealers.
ARIZONA Real Estate and Mining Exchange,
G. W. INGALLS & CO.
Opera House, - - Phoenix, Arizona.
Real Estate Bought and Sold.
Particular attention given to the sale of Country Property, including Stock Ranges and lands suitable for colonization. Mines reported upon and assessment work of non-residents attended to. Catalogues of prop- erties furnished on application. Abstracts furnished and loans nego- tiated. Largest collection of Pre-historic Indian Curiosities and many specimens of Arizona mineral and other productions, on exhibition at our office, which strangers are invited to examine.
se nurse
Directly North of Phoenix,
On Arizona Canal.
Orange Trees and Apricots a Specialty.
ORCHARDS and VINEYARDS
Planted by Contract or Otherwise.
Mr. TURNER is an experienced nurseryman and orchardist, and only reliable trees are sent out. Also a large stock of PALMS, PEPPERS, TEXAS UMBRELLA TREES, ASH and other orna- mental trees and shrubs.
D. TURNER, Proprietor.
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I. O. G. T.
Garden Valley Lodge No. 1, I. O. G. T. Meets every Monday evening. . T. L. Schultz, C. T .; W. T. Woods, Jr., Secretary.
G. A. R.
John W. Owen Post No. 83, G. A. R. Meets in Masonic Hall on first Wednesday of every month. J. B. Creamer, P. C .; Allen T. Bird, Adj.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Phoenix Lodge No. 2. Meets on the first and third Fridays of each month in Pythian Hall. Webster Street, C. C .; J. A. Agard, K. of R.
O. C. F.
Phoenix Council No. 1. Meets first and third Thursdays of each month at Pythian Hall. Mrs. E. A. Ingalls, C. C .; Withrop Sears, Secretary.
U. O. OF H.
Cactus Lodge No. 137. Meets second and fourth Fridays of each month. J. E. Wharton, President ; E. Irvine, Secretary.
PHOENIX TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, NO. 237.
Meets first Sunday in each month. Curt. W. Miller, President; J. E Bland, Secretary.
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P. O. S. OF A.
Washington Camp No. 2. Meets every Thursday night in Masonic Hall. Robert Kern, President ; L. H. Chalmers, Secretary.
DILLON & KENEALY, Sole Agents for Jas. Mean's $3 Shoes.
PHOENIX = HOTEL,
BOB KERN, - - Proprietor.
Enlarged and Improved.
New Furniture for the Year 1888
I shall pay special attention to the Dining Room, and all guests may depend on satisfactory attention, and a CUISINE that will embrace all delicacies obtain- able.
NEATNESS,
PROMPTNESS,
ATTENTION.
Washington Street,
PHENIX,
ARIZONA.
CLASSIFIED
BUSINESS DIRECTORY CITY OF PHOENIX.
Accountants
Hickey, P K Reed, D A Neustadter, I Moore, Chas H
Amusements Places of
Patton Opera House Garden City Theatre Roller Skating Rink
Apothecaries (see Druggists) Architects
Creighton, J M McGinnis, W A Petit, A P
Artists' Materials
Catton Brothers Woods, W T, Jr
Attorneys at Law
Alexander, H N
Baker & Campbell
Chalmers, L H
Churchill, Clark
Cox, Frank I
Cox, Ivy H
Crenshaw, J W
Edwards, E J
Ford, J B [rich
Goodrich, Smith, Street & Good-
Hancock, Wm A
Lemon & McCabe
Lighthizer, H B Millay & Hine
Perley, Peleg S
Pinney, D H
Porter & Baxter
Wallace, D H
Auctioneers Blankenship, J W Mauk, G W
Bakeries French Bakery Phoenix Bakery Vienna Bakery
Banks
Hartford Banking Co National Bank of Arizona Valley Bank, The
Barbers
Cota, Francisco
Lohman, E
Luhrs, J C H
McMurray, H E
Shumaker, H
Romero, Lazaro
Baths
Lohman, E Shumaker, H Swimming Bath
Bill Posters
Levins, Wm H Mills, J H
Billiard Saloons
Commercial Hotel Ceschetti & Bersanti Luke & Johnson
Blacksmiths Blake, W H Burger, Jno H Carrier, W J & Co
DILLON & KENEALY, Emporium for FINE SHOES.
L. H. GOODRICH, RESIDENT DENTIST, OFFICE : Center Street, Opposite Goldman's, PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
L. H. CHALMERS,
Attorney-at-Law,
Rooms 7 and 9, Thibodo Building, PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
Pioneer Wine Vaults
- AND -
SAMPLE ROOMS.
The Only Reliable House at which to get Pure Wines and Liquors for Family and Medicinal Purposes.
PORTER BUILDING,
Center and Washington Sts., PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
J. M. MONTANO, - - Proprietor.
OTIS ANDREWS & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail
FRUIT STORE
Packing and Shipping Salt River Valley Fruits and Produce A SPECIALTY.
GREEN GROCERIES, TOBACCO, FISH, GAME, ETC.
O. K. FRUIT STORE,
WASHINGTON STREET, Phoenix, Arizona.
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Gardiner, J J & Co Hulbert, W P Nichols & Murray McCarthy, James H Orozco & Vasquez
Boarding Houses
Harriman, Mrs J Knapp, Mrs C H Philes, Mrs C E Whitesides, Mrs R
Booksellers (see News Depots)
Bowling Alleys Brix, Peter
Breweries
Arcade Brewery
Brick Manufacturers
Foushee, A S Cox, M B Marsh, J HA
Builders (see Carpenters and Builders)
Butchers
Amando, Manuel Balsz & Co Johnson, W M Kelly & Marlow Murray, D L & Co
Canal Companies
Arizona Canal Co Buckeye Canal Co Grand Canal Co Highland Canal Co Maricopa Canal Co Salt River Valley Canal Co
Candy Manufacturers Thomas, E W
Carriage and Wagon Makers
Moss, F B McDonald, A Nichols & Murray
Carriage and Wagon Repositories Kemp, H E & Co Goldman & Co
Carpenters and Builders
Bond & Hayden
Bury, C H
Byers, J S & Son
Creighton, J M
Gardiner, J J & Co
Harriman, J Hershey, E S
Mills, C W
Patton, S E
Schriver, J M
Bridgeman, E E
Duhring, C
Collier, W C
Thomas, J H
Chinese Stores
See Yuen
Sam Wo Chung Woh Lung & Co
Lem Quee
Hang Hong
Cigars and Tobacco
Hardy, Alex Price, Geo Seelig, T H
Civil Engineers
Barry, A
Breakenridge, Wm M
Davidson, S A
Hine, T W
Patrick, H R
Trott, F P
Clergymen
Cooper, E K (Baptist) Fulton, S D (Presbyterian) Jouvencean, F (Catholic) McMullen, Thos H (Christian)
Norton, N F (ME)
Pearson, R W ( Episcopalian) Wright, C C (M E South)
Clothing(see Dry Goods)
Commission Merchants Reynolds, J S
Commissioners of Deeds Farish, T E
DILLON & KENEALY, Ladies' Fine French Shoes at $3.50.
HENRY E. KEMP & CO. PHOENIX, ARIZONA,
Hardware, Wagons, Buggies
-AND-
Agricultural Implements BY THE CARLOAD.
AGENTS FOR
Columbus Buggies, Bain Farm Wagons, Racine Wagons and Carriages, John Deere Plows, Acme Harrows and McCormick Mowers.
WE HAVE PURCHASED THE STOCK OF THE
PHENIX HARDWARE CO.
And are Making Large Additions. 4
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Contractors
Foushee, A S Harmsen, B Myers, L W (See also Carpenters and Builders)
Copyists
Barbey, L E Morris, C H Neustadter, I
Dentists
Goodrich, L H Happy Hour Dental Co Small, K W
Draymen
Bewley, D S Burnett, James K
Cable, W S
Coyle, P H
Green, Martin
Mckean, F J
Dressmakers
Blythe, Mrs E A Glassford, Miss M
Druggists
Eschman, C L & Co Thibodo, O J
Dry Goods
Dillon & Kenealy Ellis & Brown Goldman & Co Jacobs, M & Co Winters, E H & Co
Employment Offices Gallardo, Antonio G
Express Wells, Fargo & Co
Fish Markets Andrews & Hattox
Flour Mills Smith, J Y T
Fruit Dealers Andrews, Otis & Co Dorris, R B Donofrio, C Micca, G Steinegger, Alex
Thomas, E W (See also Grocers)
Furnishing Goods
Asher, A Loring, Geo E (See also Dry Goods)
Furniture Schoenfeld & Heyman Wohler, H & Co
Gas and Electric Light Co's
Phoenix Electric Light Co Phoenix Illuminating Gas and Electric Light Co
Grocers Farley & Grant Goldberg, H
Goldman & Co
Jacobs, M & Co
Jeffries, L H McNulty, W F
Sweeney & Recarte
Tauton & Kellner
Trask & Kays
Whepley, W L
Gunsmiths Spangenberg, G F
Hackmen Marshall, Alex
Hardware
Coon, Burtis & Coon Goldman & Co
Kemp, Henry E & Co
Long, J B
Fowler, C D
Pesqueira, E
Harness and Saddlery Andre, Robt G Tulburt, H L
DILLON & KENEALY, Leaders in CLOTHING.
PHOENIX ICE FACTORY.
S. D. LOUNT, Proprietor.
COR. PINAL & WASHINGTON STS.,
PHŒNIX, ARIZONA.
MARICOPA
oan and rust Company.
MONEY LOANED
On Real and Personal Security, long or short time, as desired.
Correspondents and Eastern Agents : Northern Banking Co., Portland, Me.
JOSEPH W. SPAULDING, President, Portland, Me.
JERRY MILLAY, General Manager, Phœnix, Arizona.
MILFORD E. SPAULDING, Cashier, Phœnix, Arizona.
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Hatters
Loring, Geo E (See also Dry Goods)
Horse Shoers (see Blacksmiths)
Hospitals Maricopa Co Hospital Terr Asylum for the Insane
Hotels and Lodging Houses
Brown House Commercial Hotel Lemon Hotel
Phœnix Hotel
Gregory House
Gilbert Lodging House Harriman Lodging House
Ice Factories
Lount, S D & Son Minor, P
Insurance Agents
Bennitt, E J
Hickey Bros Fickas & Farish
Finch, J H
Kales, M W
Interpreters
Barbey, L E (French) Holland, Jos (Chinese) Gallardo, A G (Spanish)
Righetti, J P (Italian)
[copa Morgan, Henry (Pima and Mari-
Japanese Bazaars
Lem Que Hang Hong
Jewelers
Curry, W J Humphrey, R J Joyeau, Victor Nilson, P F
Laundries
Phoenix Steam Laundry
Laundries Chinese Wing Lee Wan Sing Quong Lee
Gee Hop Sing Lee Sam Wing Chung Hing Fang Sang
Wing Hi Quong Woh
Lawyers (see Attorneys at Law)
Libraries
Phoenix Library Association W CT U Library
Liquor Dealers, Wholesale
Goldman & Co R Ruben, Son & Co Ganz, E Montano, J M
Liquor Dealers, Retail
Barnard, Geo W Brix, Peter
Ceschetti & Bersanti
Daneri, Estefano
Ganz, E
Jensen, J H W
Kern, Robt
Loosley, J R
Luke & Johnson
Luke, John
Montano, J M
McNamara J M
Martini, J Pimm & Butler
Pawley, James
Righetti, James
Sanders, M M
Short, O A
Thalheimer, J
Livery Stables
Herrick & Luhrs Fuqua, Frank Grant, J L
Gibson, J M
McCann, W S
Ward, J L & Sons
Locksmiths
Byers, J S Spangenberg, G F
DILLON & KENEALY, Leaders in Hats.
PHENIX BAKERY, Confectionery and Ice Cream
25 205 -45 45 2 PARLORS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Candies and all kinds of Confectionery.
CARRY A FULL LINE OF NUTS, FRESH FRUITS, BREAD, ROLLS, BUNS, All kinds of Pies, which are baked and delivered free, daily, to all parts of the City. WE ALSO CARRY THE Choicest Brands of Cigars, Smoking & Chewing Tobacco. PORTER BUILDING, PHOENIX, ARIZONA. LEWIS & HERLICK, - Proprietors.
E. PESQUEIRA, DEALER IN STOVES, TINWARE, GRANITE And Agate Ironware, Etc., Etc.
Roofing and Gas Fitting receives our special and careful attention. Driven Wells a Specialty.
East Side of Capital Plaza, - Phoenix, Arizona.
E.H. THOMAS, CANDY MANUFACTURER, CONFECTIONER,
AND DEALER IN FRESH FRUITS, NUTS, CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
ICE CREAM, SODA WATER & FRESH OYSTERS IN THEIR SEASON. Washington Street, opposite City Hall, PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
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PHŒNIX BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Lumber Yards Blinn, L W & Co Gregory, J M Ryder, H W
Lunch Counters
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