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GHIRARDELLI'S CHOCOLATE The Best.
E. IRVINE & CO., Phoenix, A. T., GENERAL MERCHANDISE. H Q
L. BASHFORD & CO., Prescott, A. T., IRON AND STEEL OF ALL SIZES AND
WM. B. HOOPER & CO. {
Tucson & Phoenix, A.T., El Paso, } Wines of all Kinds. Tex., and Guaymas, Mexico.
198
ARIZONA.
DESCRIPTIONS.
latter place with a tri-weekly line for Tombstone.
Bisner J B, bakery Bragg H N, notary public Clark J W, butcher Glander Louis, brewery Harrison R, justice of the peace Joyner F O, hotel, and notary public
Joyner J T, postmaster Melstedt Sarah Mrs, hotel Patrick Isaac, general mdse Rogers E S, general mdse Salamon Rosala, blacksmith and wagonmaker
Smith Samuel, laundry.
Wells, Fargo & Co, J R Allen agent
Watervale,
Cachise Co, 2 miles n of Tomb- stone, was the site of the pioneer store of Tombstone District. Water is abundant, and a considerable quantity is daily taken to Tombstone and sold to the inhabitants. The Hopkins Mill Company have erected at this place a five-stamp mill for crushing ore from the surrounding mines.
Wheatfield,
Gila Co. (See Stanton P. O.)
Whipple Barracks,
Yavapai Co, 2 miles e of Pres- cott, is a U. S. military post and head-quarters of the De- partment of Arizona. It was established for the protection of the frontier settlements several years since, when this region was infested by hostile Apaches. It is pleasantly
situated, and is at present garrisoned by one company of troops.
Oliver W G, post trader
Wickenburg P O,
Maricopa Co, 60 miles n w of Phoenix, is named after Henry Wickenburg, the discoverer of the Vulture Mine. For some time the ore extracted from that mine was worked in mills located at this place. Communication is maintained with Prescott, Vulture, Phœ- nix and Maricopa by a daily line of stages.
Eglof John, blacksmith and wagonmaker
Grant E O, general merchan- dise
Hodge Thomas, hotel
Klein H W, hotel
Peeples A A, liquor saloon, and feed yard, postmaster, and no- tary public
Wells Fargo & Co, D C Smith agent
Willcox P 0,
Cachise Co, 55 miles n e of Tombstone, on the line of the Southern Pacific Railroad, 86 miles e of Tucson, is a thriv- ing town which has sprung into existence since the com- pletion of the railroad to this point. From here is shipped a large amount of freight des- tined for Dos Cabezas, Fort Bowie, Fort Grant, Camp Thomas, San Carlos, Globe, and other points. The Sul- phur Spring Valley in which the town is situated, is noted for its abundant growth of nutritious grasses, and con-
The J. M. Brunswick & Balke Co.
BILLIARD TABLE § 653 & 655 Market St. MANUFACTURERS, San Francisco.
LORD & WILLIAMS CO., Tucson, A. T.,
WHOLESALE BOOTS AND SHOES.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY AND GAZETTEER. 199
tains some of the best stock ranches in 'this part of the country. This, in connec- tion with its proximity to sev- eral rich mining districts, in- sures its future prosperity. In the vicinity is a scope of good agricultural land, and an abundance of water for irri- gating purposes can be ob- tained within a few feet of the surface. Stages leave ev- ery other day for Fort Grant, Camp Thomas, San Carlos, and Globe, and tri-weekly for Dos Cabezas and Fort Bowie.
Blaisdell & Johnson, general merchandise
Blinn L W & Co, lumber, doors, windows and blinds
Burke A F, justice of the peace Campbell J, hotel
Claire Charles, liquor saloon Clarke & Co, blacksmiths and wagon makers
Cook H B, liquor saloon Dalton A F, blacksmith and wagon maker Ellis C D, agent Southern Pa- cific Railroad Hanna J B & Co, general mer- chandise
Hudson & Weaver, butchers Jones E A, superintendent Nor- ton & Stewart's stage line Kelly R B, U S deputy mineral surveyor
Kirkland W H, deputy sheriff Liberman J & Co, general mer- chandise, and forwarding and commission merchants Macy & Dalton, carpenters Maley James, liquor saloon Norton, Stewart & Co, gener- al merchandise, and forward- ing and commission mer- chants
Norton & Stewart's stage line,. E A Jones superintendent Powers A, hotel
Rohn Hugo, liquor saloon Rolls J F, news depot, station- ery, confectionery, etc Smith Charles, fruits
Smith Delos H, notary public and U S A quartermaster's agent
Smith F, shoemaker
Steele & Mckenzie, corral and feed yard
Thomson H N & Co, forward- ing and commission mer- chants
Tully, Ochoa & Co, general mer- chandise
Waters James, liquor saloon Wells, Fargo & Co, E Bonsall agent
Western Union Telegraph Co, E Bonsall manager Williams T L, postmaster
Williamson's Valley P 0,
Yavapai Co, 25 miles n of Pres- cott on the road to Mineral Park
Breon Stephen, stage station Horne Louis, liquor saloon, and postmaster Puntenney Eli, blacksmith
Yuma P 0,
The county seat of Yuma Co, 250 miles s w of Prescott, 247 miles w of Tucson, and 731 miles s e of San Francisco, lies on the east bank of the Colorado River, immediately below the junction of the Gila, and opposite the old military post of Fort Yuma. The place was first called Arizona City, building having been commenced soon after
GHIRARDELLI'S CHOCOLATE The Best.
E. IRVINE & CO., Phoenix, A. T., AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Wm. B. Hooper & Co. {
son & Phoenix, A. T., El Pa Tex., and Guaymas, Mexico,
"} Teas & Candles at Wholesale.
200
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L. BASHFORD & CO., PRESCOTT, A. T., Prospecting Outfits Complete.
the country came into posses- sion of the United States, in 1854. Here was the extreme outpost of civilization - if civilization it could be called - and the extreme angle of our country. Indians, savage, merciless, and degraded ; des- peradoes, bold, unscrupulous, and adventurous; and pio- neers brave, enlightened, and enterprising, have occupied the land, ruling, each as it could-the last class triumph- ing in the end-and all mak- ing a history dark and roman- tic, with many scenes of blood; many large fortunes made and lost ; while the years of its existence do not cover a generation. Here was the natural crossing of the Color- ado by travelers from Mexico and the States ; and here Col. Cave J. Coutts, then a lieu- tenant in the U. S. Army, and in command at Fort Yuma, in the fall of 1849 es- tablished a ferry, using for the purpose a boat which had been used as a wagon-bed by a Mr. Howard in his journey from Wisconsin to California. The ferry was subsequently owned by a Dr. Lincoln and Col. Glanton, who, with four- teen others, were massacred by the Yuma Indians in March, 1850. For many years this important ferry was conducted by Don Diego Jaeger, who exercised a great influence in the region, and accumulated a large fortune. The population in 1875 was estimated at 1,300, and by the census of 1880 at 1,232. The locality is very favorable
for trade, being at the cross- ing of the Colorado by the Southern Pacific Railroad. The river is navigable for light-draft steamers, which here receive the goods brought by the railroad, or shipped by sea to the mouth of the river, 165 miles below. The steamers ascend the river a distance of 500 miles; and when the country is more fully developed, such an ar- tery will bring a large trade to Yuma. The site and sur- roundings are unattractive, having a barren appearance and subject to great heat and aridity, but there is much good soil, only needing the fructi- fying effects of irrigation to render it exceedingly fruit- ful, while in the neighboring mountains are mines of great extent and of the richest char- acter. The great heat of sum- mer has been a bar to its rapid growth ; but the advantages of its position and the abund- ant resources of its surround- ings will incite to enterprise which will surmount all cli- matic defects, and make the sandy city the pleasant abode and prosperous mart that nature designed. The town makes little pretense in archi- tectural style, the buildings being mostly of adobe; but it contains some large mercan- tile establishments, three ho- tels, a Catholic church, school- house, two newspapers, rail- road depot, and the Territo- rial prison. The latter is situ- ated on a bluff at the junction of the Gila and Colorado riv- ers, is one hundred and fifty
The J. M. Brunswick & Balke Co.
BILLIARD TABLE $ 653 & 655 Market St. MANUFACTURERS, San Francisco.
LORD & WILLIAMS CO., Tucson, A. T., MILL SUPPLIES.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY AND GAZETTEER. 201
feet square, and surrounded by a high stockade on three sides, and a cliff on the other. It is built of granite, at pres- ent but one story in hight, but it is intended to add an- other when necessity and appropriations warrant. The walls are five feet in thickness at the base and three feet at the top, an iron grating ex- tending through the entire hight of wall sixteen feet. It contains twelve cells, con- structed of masonry and iron work. The number of prison- ers is thirty-four, of which two are confined for life, and the others for terms varying from one to eighteen years. The prison will accommodate about one hundred prisoners. It is very neatly kept and well ventilated. The Colo- rado Steam Navigation Com- pany maintain a line of steam- ers on the river, which make trips to the far north as occa- sion offers and business de- mands. The Colorado River at Yuma is 550 feet wide, and 13 feet in depth at low water, which rises in flood to the depth of 24 feet in sum- mer from the melting of the snow in the Rocky Mount- ains. The river is crossed by a railroad bridge 600 feet in length and 20 in width. As everywhere in Arizona, the schools are of the first con- sideration. A public school is maintained, with 45 pupils, and a private school by Mr. T. Roy, where all the branches of an ordinary education and the English, Spanish, and French languages are success-
fully taught. Besides these is a parochial school for boys, conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph, which has an at- tendance of 35 pupils. The Convent of the Sacred Heart was established in 1875. It is an academy.for young la- dies, and is conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph. In it are taught all the higher branches and the Spanish and French languages. The aver- age daily attendance is 55. The Church of the Immacu- late Conception is an adobe edifice, in cruciform shape, built in 1865, under the direc- tion of the Very Rev. Bishop Salpointe. It is largely at- tended by the Mexican popu- lation, who constitute about two-thirds of the population of the city. The climate of Yuma is remarkably health- ful, but the intense heat at times during the summer is a serious inconvenience. The records at the U. S. Signal Service Station give the tem- perature during 1880 as fol- lows : Maximum, August 16th, 111 deg. ; minimum, February 1st, 25 deg .; aver- age for the year, 70.2 deg. During the same year there was no rain until December, when 0.74 fell. Stages leave tri - weekly for Castle Dome Landing, Silver District, and Ehrenberg.
Alcayaga & Ruiz, gen'l mdse, First
Alexander Henry N, attorney at law, Main
Amabisca Felipe, butcher, Main Arizona Sentinel, J F Knapp publisher, Main
E. IRVINE & CO., Phoenix, A. T., FURNITURE, CARPETS AND WALL PAPER.
GHIRARDELLI'S CHOCOLATE The Best.
14
L. BASHFORD & CO., PRESCOTT, A. T., GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
WM. B. HOOPER & CO.
cson & Phoenix, A.T., El Paso, Tex., and Guaymas, Mexico,
Lubricating Oils.
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ARIZONA.
Baine Christopher, wagon mak- er, Main
Barney William C, gunsmith, Main
Bonine E A, photographer
Brindley C H, justice of peace Burke William H, proprietor American Hotel, Gila
Chaucot J M Rev, pastor Church of the Immaculate Concep- tion, Main
Colorado Steam Navigation Co, Railroad Depot
Convent of the Sacred Heart, Main
Douglas H H, proprietor Silver District Stage Line
Forrest M E Mrs, fruits, confec- tionery, etc, Main
Furrer Leopold, liq'r and bill- iard saloon, Main
Gawley R C, blacksmith
Ginocchio G & Co, gen'l mdse and fruits, Main
Hanes William, liq'r and bill- iard saloon, Main
Horner Christopher, machin- ist, blacksmith, and wagon maker, Gila
Hughes Thomas, liquor and bill- iard saloon, Main
Knapp J F, publisher Arizona Sentinel, Main
Knight George M, stationery, cigars, tobacco, etc, and attor- ney at law, Main
Levy Isaac, prob. judge Yuma Co Lorette Althee, gen'l merchan- dise, Maiden Lane and Third Lyons Isaac, gen'l mdse, Main Martin George, drugs, medi- cines, stationery, etc., Main Miller Walter, surveyor Y uma Co Mullan L A, attorney at law Napoleon Nicanor, shoe maker, Main
Olaeta Concepcion, manufactur- ing jeweler, Main
Olaeta J P, liquor saloon, Main Onofre Daniel, blacksmith and wagon maker, Main
Purdy Samuel Jr, publisher Yuma Free Press, attorney at law, and recorder Yuma Co
Ringwald G A, harness and saddle maker, Gila
Roy Theophilus, private eclec- tic school, Gila
Rubottom C E, watch maker and jeweler, Main
Salcido Pedro, liq'r saloon, Main Schumaker Henry, barber, Main Scott Charles W, liquor and billiard saloon, Main
Signal Service U S A, C A Smith observer
Silver District Stage Line, H H Douglass proprietor
Sisson, Wallace & Co, general merchandise, Main
Soeur Andrew, butcher, grocer- ies, and restaurant, Main
Sun Ho Chung, bakery, First
Taggart J H, physician, and coroner Yuma Co
Territorial Prison, C V Mee- den superintendent,
Tonge W H, justice of peace Townsend O F, notary public and U S deputy mineral sur- veyor
Tyner Andrew, sheriff Yuma Co, and proprietor Palace Hotel, Main
Weaver Henry, prop'r South- ern Pacific Railroad Hotel
Wells, Fargo & Co, F B Wightman agent
Western Union Telegraph Co, W H Mahoney manager
Wightman F B, postmaster, and agent Wells, Fargo & Co Yet Hing, bakery
Yuma Free Press, Samuel Purdy Jr publisher, Main
The J. M. Brunswick & Balke Co.
BILLIARD TABLE , 653 & 655 Market St. MANUFACTURERS, ? San Francisco.
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LORD & WILLIAMS CO., Tucson, A. T., General Merchandise.
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 203
ARIZONA
Classified Business Directory,
Arranged Alphabetically by Business and Towns.
Academies. (See Schools.)
Agents. (See Respective Heads.)
Agricultural Implements.
Sisson, Wallace & Co .. Benson Herrera F & Co ... Charleston
Springer & Hackes .:
66
Zeckendorf L & Co.
Buckalew & Ochoa ... Florence Collingwood Joseph &
Co
Smith & Watzlavzick ..
Buckalew & Ochoa.
Globe
Eaton & Bailey 66
Kellner E F
66
The Globe Mercantile Co.
Van Wagenen G .S. .. . . 66
Harlow C E & Co ... Harshaw Farrington R E & Co.Maricopa Vandever Bros
Kellner E F & Co. .. McMillen
Kellner E F & Co ..
. . Nugget
Creamer & Abbott.
. Phoenix
Ellis Gus & Co
Goldman & Co
66
Irvine E & Co
Bashford L & Co ..... Prescott
Buffum W M ..
.
Goldwater M & Son.
66
Head C P & Co.
66
Goldman & Co.
Tempe
Hayden Charles T.
66
Shaffer & Lord .... Tombstone Smith P. W.
Lord & Williams Co, Tucson Meyer L & Co .. . 66
Tully, Ochoa & Co ....
Zeckendorf L & Co ...
66
Zeckendorf William ...
Liberman J & Co ..... Willcox Sisson, Wallace & Co. ... Yuma
Apothecaries. (See Druggists.)
Architects.
Evans & Co
Tucson
Petit Alexander P.
66
Sullivan M J.
Assayers.
Gray John W, Chiricahua City
Eaton C B ..
. Dos Cabezas
Hill Elmer.
66
Kimbell Charles J .. . Galeyville
GHIRARDELLI'S CHOCOLATE The Best.
E. IRVINE & CO., Phoenix, A. T., AGENTS FOR THE CALIFORNIA POWDER WORKS.
WM. B. HOOPER & CO.{
ucson & Phoenix, A. T., El Pa Tex., and Guaymas, Mexico. 0,} Wholesale Liquor Dealers.
204
ARIZONA.
Forman J H.
Globe
Kennedy E O.
Lanzweert G. .
Greaterville
Williamson H
Keesing S.
Harshaw
Langley W A.
Mineral Park
Baker J D
Pinal
Brown P A.
Dodge M M.
Merritt W H.
66
Blake & Co.
Prescott
Stahl Edward
66
Duval Charles J. . Tombstone
Hayne Arthur ...
..
Kearsing Henry W.
66
Manning Joseph G.
Rahn F.
66
Rickard William T
Voisard E P ..
66
Brewer Arthur K .. .
. Tucson
Culver John Pi.
.
66
Jacobs Washington M .. 66
Salazar B.
Wetmore & Dean
...
Attorneys at Law.
Savage W H
Bisbee
Blakeley W G.
Cerbat
Ashenfelter S M.
. Clifton
Fitch Frank.
Florence
Oury Granville H 66
Smith Horace L.
Summers H B.
Wratten George L ...
Broughton W W .... Galeyville
Carr David P
66
Sessions C B.
Brown Oscar M.
Globe
French W H
66
Hicks John C
Smith L K.
Swasey GustavusA.
. .
Van Slyck Julius W
Bartlett L ...... Mineral Park
Davis & Stephenson
Hamilton Samuel.
Alsap John T
.Phoenix
Baker Albert C.
Phoenix
Bolan P J ..
Campbell Joseph
Cox Frank .
Hancock W A.
Lemon & McCabe CC
Porter DeForest
Tweed & Hancock
Wilkes William
Davis James W. Pinal
Reymert J De Noon 66
Reymert J D Jr
Stone W R
Cartter Harley H ..... Prescott
Churchill & Masterson
French CG W
66
Hargrave J P
66
Marcou S G.
Masterson Murat 66
McGrew William H
. .
Howard John .
Rush Charles B.
66
Rush & Wells
Tucker Gideon J.
66
Tucker Paul
Wells Edward W
Clarke William F Safford
Hayes James.
66
Morris James
66
Osborn N
Miller W G.
Silent
WickershamD W . Solomonville
Rudd W R.
.St John
Abbott Grafton St L Tombstone
Anderson N D. .
. .
Aram Eugene W ...
Berry George G ...
Burke Francis G ...
Campbell Alexander
Colby P T.
.
Davis L H.
. .
66
Drumm Thomas J .. 66
Earll, Smith, Camp- bell & Robinson. .
Fitch Thomas.
..
George AGP. ..
Gregg V A.
.
66
Hayne Marcus P ... 66
L. BASHFORD & CO., Prescott, A. T., ALL KINDS OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
The J. M. Brunswick & Balke Go.
BILLIARD TABLE $ 653 & 655 Market St. MANUFACTURERS, San Francisco.
LORD & WILLIAMS CO., Tucson, A. T., IMPORTERS OF TEAS.
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 205
Howard James G .. . Tombstone
Hutton J F ..
66
Jones Harry B .. 66
Lewis J T. 66
Lowrey A C.
66
Lucas J H .. 66
Miller John M. . ..
66
Morgan & Silent ...
Murphy John M .... 66
O'Melveny & Tran- tum .
Peel BL.
Price Lyttleton.
.
66
Reed Theron
66
Reilly James.
66
Robinson James S. .
Silent Charles
66
Smith F M
66
Southard J B.
.
Spicer Wells .
Stephens C C. ..
Street Webster
66
Stump J W.
Thurmond Philip M
Trantum O O.
66
Walker A M
.
66
Walker & Haymond 66
Williams & Davis ..
Ainsa Santiago. Tucson
Beall George T
Buell James.
60
Campbell Alexander ...
Carr E M.
Earll, Smith, Campbell & Robinson.
Farley H F.
Goodrich Ben.
Goodrich & Goodrich .. Gregg F W.
Haynes John .
Hereford & Zabriskie. 66
Hughes L C. .. 66
Lighthizer Harry B
Miller F K ..
Morgan Benjamin
Oates James W 66
Osborn William J
Perry Joseph C ..
Pomroy Everett B
Tucson
Robinson James S
Roman John. 66
Silent Charles
66
Smith F M. 66
Stanford Frederick 66
Stiles Theodore L.
Stillwell W H.
Van Voorhies W 66
Whaling Michael.
Wicks Moye ...
Zabriskie J A.
Alexander Henry N.
Yuma
Knight George M.
Mullan L A ..
Purdy Samuel Jr.
J. A. ZABRISKIE.
B. H. HEREFORD.
HEREFORD & ZABRISKIE,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
AND
NOTARIES
PUBLIC,
MINING AND LAND LAW A SPECIALTY, Office on MEYER ST., opposite Palace Hotel, Tucson, Arizona.
Auctioneers.
Fisher J L
.. Prescott
Pyle B W.
.. Tombstone
Quigley B C ..
66
Vickers J V.
66
Leventhal A.
Tucson
Noyes E W.
Bakers.
Krocher John.
Bisbee
Low Ket ...
. Charleston
Vaughn Thomas
Galeyville
Wright M A Mrs.
.. Globe
Bauman & Thomas.
. Harshaw
Heinson Jacob
Phœnix
Scherrer Carl.
Hilge & Co.
. . Pinal
Hatz Daniel ..
.Prescott
Caeser Julius.
.Tombstone
Geisenhofer O W ...
66
Stumpf Joseph .. . . .
Thabard Peter & Co
E. IRVINE & CO., Phoenix, A. T., HARDWARE & T
N
WARE.
GHIRARDELLI'S CHOCOLATE The Best.
WM. B. HOOPER & CO.{
Tucson & Phoenix, A.T., El Paso, Tex., and Guaymas, Mexico,
Cigars of all Kinds.
ARIZONA.
L. BASHFORD & CO., PRESCOTT, A. T., Headquarters of Mining Men.
206
Casamayou & Co.
. Tucson
Ganz William.
Gonzales Pedro ..
66
Zuniga Masimo .
"
Mayr & Miltenberg .. .
Bisner J B
Washington
Sun Ho Chung
Yuma
Yet Hing .
Yuma
Banks and Bankers.
Stout, Fisk & Co ....... Globe Bank of Arizona (bra'h) Phoenix Pinal County Bank ..... Pinal Bank of Arizona ... . Prescott Blake F W.
Pima County Bank
(branch) .....
.. Tombstone
Safford, Hudson &
Co (branch).
...
66
Safford, Hudson & Co. Tucson
Pima County Bank .... 66
Barbers.
Hutton Edward ....... Benson Lenhart Jacob. ..... Charleston
Pearson Charles W.
Cooper W T ....: Dos Cabezas
Barraza Cristobal ... . Florence
Abraham Jacob.
Globe
Bostick Samuel
66
Cooke Belt.
66
Volkert Julius .
Harshaw
Dupish Edward.
Phoenix
Harrison Charles M.
66
Sturemburg William
66
Gardiner Hiram.
Pinal
Lempker William H
66
Paine Lewis L
66
Milligan Thomas. ... Prescott
Robinson Benjamin ...
"
Tompkins W J
Balurdo V R.
Tombstone
Baron William .
66
. ..
Helyar Albert.
. .
66
Lippert & Peyser. ..
66
Moore John H.
. ..
66
Rosenstock Albert. .... Tucson
Sparrow Frederick A.
66
Stewart William H .
. Tucson
Wilkins Alexander
66
..
Schumaker Henry.
. Yuma
Baths.
Waring & Co ...
Galeyville
Abraham Jacob
. Globe
Brown T.
Harshaw
Dupish Edward.
Phoenix
Sturemburg William
. .
Jensen Frederick
Pinal
Paine Lewis L.
66
Milligan Thomas .... Prescott
Robinson Benjamin ...
66
Balurdo V' R ..
Tombstone
Baron William .
..
Evans B L Mrs.
Tucson
Moroney Paul & Co.
. .
Rickey Joseph F
66
Bedding.
Kellner E F.
. Globe
Carey William R ...... Phoenix
Porter Geo S & Co ... Prescott
Fonck J L.
Tombstone
Goldschmidt Leo ...
66
Lenoir Joseph .
.
Schoenfeld & Hey-
man
Goldschmidt Leo . .
Tucson
Sweetland BR & Co ..
66
Beer Importers.
(See also Liquors Wholesale.)
Hooper Wm B & Co (agents Blatz, Milwaukee) ... Phoenix Hooper Wm B & Co (agents Blatz, Milwaukee) ... Tucson Lord & Williams Co (agent Conrad & Co's Bud- weiser). Tucson
Billiard Saloons.
Lewis C G.
Florence
The J. M. Brunswick & Balke Co.
BILLIARD TABLE § 653 & 655 Market St. MANUFACTURERS, { San Francisco.
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LORD & WILLIAMS CO., Tucson, A. T., MINING SUPPLIES.
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 207
Mclellan TH ..
Florence
Hammon & Taylor
Globe
Hoffman H C ..
66
-
McNelly William T.
66
Brown & Cole
Phoenix
Haeffner & Garcia.
Hunt J B .
. Pinal
Sarrick George H
Connell Robert
Prescott
Tompkins & Jackson. .
66
Kirwagen & Sines
. .
Anderton F S ..... Tombstone
Campbell & Hatch. .
66
Robertston & Clarke
Bayer & Schwarz. .
Tucson
Tapie G.
"
Teeple Robert E
Whitton & Co
66
Furrer Leopold
Yuma
Hanes William
66
Hughes Thomas
66
Scott Charles W
66
Blacksmiths and Wagon Makers.
Gardiner John J . .
... Benson
Smith, Waddell & Gibbs
66
Tolles George
.
Bisbee
Ballard William. Brigham City Nutling R ....... Casa Grande Sumner S. Castle Dome Landing Kraft Jacob . Charleston
Gibbons John.
Contention
Boyer PA .
Dos Cabezas
Harrington W C ..
. Galeyville
Kelly Thomas
66
Larsen James.
Gillette
Burns Cornelius
Globe
Carey H M & Co
Graydon Alexander
66
. Hyde HR
Lundy J C
Newell Milton
Rocha Alvino
Smith Franklin W
66
Wisdom Thomas
66
Thompson M W .. Greaterville
Moss & McDonald ... Harshaw
Besner J B.
Luttrell
Brown & Wright .
. Maricopa
Hughes John .... Mineral Park
Bryan J M. .
Phoenix
Burger John H. . 66
Herrick & Lutgerding
Luhrs George H N.
.
Slankard & Clarke .
66
Caveness & Co. . . . . · Pinal
Hutchinson William T. 66
Brecht Frederick G. .. Prescott
Fisher F G ..
66
Howey James
66
Kerr Joseph.
66
Radczewsky Jacob
66
Ballard William
Safford
Wade Anthony
66
Miller Walter.
Silent
Quiros R ...
... Solomonville
Hayden Charles T.
. Tempe
Carr John
Tombstone
Doland & Brown .. . 66
Dee William ..
..
Fitzpatrick Jeremiah
66
Graf & Schoeholzer.
166
Saul & Welmot ....
Westerman & Ruh- lin. ..
Bragg A M. .
Tucson
Durazo R ...
66
Etchells Charles T.
Gravel M P.
Palmer Horatio B.
Quinlin James
66
Terrazas I.
Davidson S A.
Walker
Salomon Rosala. .. Washington
Egloff John.
Wickenberg
Clarke & Co
Wilcox
Dalton A F.
Puntenney Eli
Williamson's Valley
Baine Christopher.
Yuma
Gawley R C .. .
.
Horner Christopher
66
Onofre Daniel
66
GHIRARDELLI'S CHOCOLATE The Best.
E. IRVINE & CO., Phoenix, A. T., A Full Line of DRY GOODS.
' Wm. B. Hooper & Co. {
Tucson & Phoenix, A.T., Ei Paso, { Sole Agents J. A. MILLER Tex., and Guaymas, Mexico,
C. C. WHISKEY.
208
ARIZONA.
Booksellers.
Jones J J & Co.
..
Bisbee
Hammond & Taylor ..... Globe
Bauman & Thomas. . . Harshaw Drake W B. 66
Loring George E
. Phoenix
Israel Salomon
.Tombstone
Mansfeld J S.
Tucson
Rolls J F.
Willcox
Martin George.
Yuma
Boots and Shoes.
(See also General Merchandise)
Meyers J & Schein ...... Globe
Cottrell W F.
. Maricopa
Rosenthal Nathan
Phoenix
Bray T C & Co ..
Prescott
Kelly & Stephens
Mason A J ..
Randall Charles A ....
Glover, Charles & Co. Tombstone
Leary John .
66
Myers J & Bro
Zeckendorf William
Cohn Jacob M,
Tucson
Czerwinsky T.
Lewis Bros.
Lowenstein & Co
Menager H.
Welisch Theo & Co .... 66
Boot and Shoe Makers.
Forbes H B.
.Benson
Burdick J F.
Galeyville
Guyago Manuel.
. Globe
Schulze Charles
Warren Abraham
66
Biswanger C
Harshaw
Fehr William.
Mineral Park
Olsson Tobias.
Phoenix
Schmidt Henry
Pinal
Zubrod Niklaus
66
Coleman George M ... Prescott
Crocker Charles .
.
66
Dickinson Charles .
...
Mason A J.
..
.Prescott
Gehman Henry L. . Tombstone
Gundall John
Leary John
Loveland A.
Recum H C.
Tappeiner John .
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Lewis Bros
Tucson
Lopes Ramon
Stone George
Tucson Boot and Shoe
Manufacturing Co ...
Weihs Albert.
Whitaker John C.
66
Smith F
Willcox
Napoleon N
Yuma
Bowling Alleys.
Jensen Frederick. ..
.. Pinal
Bayer & Schwarz .... Tucson
Breweries.
Minges Bros.
Alexander
Siebe & Tribolet.
.Bisbee
Raible John
Bradshaw
Mann E
Camp Thomas
Will Peter
Florence
Pinal Brewery
. Globe
Nelson S P
Harshaw
Deckert John.
Luttrell
Luke & Thalheimer. . Phoenix
Wurch Michael .
Becher Gustav
Pinal
Warnke Ernest F
Raible John.
Prescott
Urfer & Co.
Glasman & Co.
Safford
Bernhard & Leptien.Tombstone
Uebel A & Co.
Wehrfritz & Tribolet
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