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CLIFTON-SAFFORD
Cars Leave
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Morenci -- Plaza 9:00 A. M.
Clifton 8:00 A. M.
Safford
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10:00 A. M.
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PHONES:
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CLIFTON
CANSLER STAGE LINES
MORENCI-CLIFTON Cars Leave
Morenci Club-Morenci, Blue 32 Cansler-Residence ___ Main 32
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS
MANUFACTURER OF
A. A. ERB
ONE PRICE HOUSE
NATIONAL STORE FIXTURE CO. 1428-34 LARIMER ST. DENVER. COLO.
Gives You Absolute - Protection Giving You the Right Price on the Right Goods at the Right Time- Which is All the Time Our
Policy.
CLIFTON
Denver Y. M. C. A. Automotive School
16th and LINCOLN
We teach Automobile and Tractor Repair, Welding, Vulcanizing, Automotive Electricity, Storage Batteries. Day and Evening. Well equipped laboratories and garage. Satis- faction guaranteed. Actual trade work taught by practical mechanics. 15th success- ful year. See school or write for booklets.
CLIFTON
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CLIFTON
Sam Abraham, Pres. J. A. MacLeay, V .- Pres. E. H. Green, V .- Pres.
J. W. Hopson, Jr., V .- Pres.
M. O. Simms, V .- Pres. W. E. Munroe, Cshr.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CLIFTON
CAPITAL $100,000.00 SURPLUS $20,000.00
CLIFTON
ARIZONA
International Garage, Alf Cueto mgr International Union Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers, Chase Creek Jim Ling, rest Kearney L, lawyer
Kelly W B, postmaster
Kerr A J, town engr
Knapp B F, confecty, fruit, Chase Creek
Laine F B, lawyer, judge of Su- perior Court
Leon P M P, groc, Chase Creek
Liano C, fruits, confecty, Chase Creek Ling David W, lawyer
Lynch A R, town atty
Lyric Theatre. J R Zappia mgr, Chase Creek
MacLEAY J A, vice-pres First Na- tional Bank
McDowell Grocery Co, Elmer Mc- Dowell mgr, Hills Addn
McNeill Duncan. architect,
MASSEY'S CAFE & CONFEC- TIONERY, confections, cigars & tobacco, short orders & lunches Chase Creek
Morones Rafael, candy, fruit, Chase
Mountain Auto Co, Pickens An- derson mgr, Chase Creek
Mountain Auto
Stage Lines (Mountain Auto Co)
Mtn States Tel & Tel Co, W T Hobbs exch mgr
MUNROE W E, cshr First Nation- al Bank
Murgas Julian, rest, Chase Creek Nave J C, forest supervisor
NEW RESTAURANT ,Wong Hing Chong prop, P O Box 154 O'Connell Geo B (Clifton Tailors)
Palace Hotel, Fernandez Mercan- tile Co props, Chase Creek
Palicio Fermin, bottling wks, Chase Creek
Pascoe C F, undertkr, E Clifton Pelusi Adolpho, shoemkr, Chase Creek
Phelps-Dodge Corp, J P Hodgson genl mgr
Phelps-Dodge Merc Co (drug dept) Jas R Farahay mgr Phelps-Dodge Merc Co (store dept) C B Nonnamaker mgr
PRINCESS CONFECTIONERY, G B Anderson prop, confectionery soft drinks, cigars, tobacco
Princess Theatre, F C Martin mgr Quong Hing, laundry
Quong Sang, vegetables, Hills Addn
Riley P, confecty
Risdon O A, photog, Chase Creek Royal Theatre, Rocco Zappia mgr Chase Creek
S & S Bottling Works, R Stephens & K M Schade props
Salerni Frank Mrs, bakery, groc Samuel R H Jr, meats
Schade E G, rubber tires & reprs Scott Garage Co, L T Scott mgr
Shortridge E R. town elk, police judge, city treas
SIMMS M O, vice-pres First Na- tional Bank
Simms Minor O, mdse broker
Singer Sewing Machine Co, G Lia- no agt
Sirianni Tom, soft drinks, Chase . Creek
Smith Adam, ins, Chase Creek Smith T B, phys
Springer F H, barber
Stacy Fred A, live stock
TAYLOR AND CLAY, Inc.
STOCKS OIL SECURITIES
BONDS
DENVER; and CASPER, WYOMING.
THE CARDWELL BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY CO. Fi
DENVER, COLORADO
DRAFTSMEN'S AND SURVEYORS' SUPPLIES
1010 SEVENTEENTH ST., 510 Quincy Block
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CALHOUN & HOLMES 1937 Curtis St., Denver, Colo.
PRINTERS
COCHISE
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CONCHO
Standard Oil Co, G C Perkins agt stratton & Lynch, lawyers Tanner HI D, ins agt, Chase Creek Texas Co, M O Simms agt
Thomson David, phys
Three X Ranch, Mrs F Fritz mgr Tilley J H, prop Clifton Automo- bile Works, Chase Creek Toy Kai, rest, Chase Creek Valdez E, groc, N Clifton
Vargas Romulo, Mexican consul, Chase Creek
Villescas R, groc
Wallis S H, tailor, Chase Creek Ward John R, billiards, Chase Creek
Western States Securities Co, E R Shortridge agt
Widener J I, rr agt
WINSLOW BURT W, local mgr Gila Valley Bank & Trust Co W U Tel Co, E L Carr mgr
Wong Hing Chong, prop New Res- taurant
Young Men's Christias Assn, Jas Poole acting sec
Zappia J R, bakery. Chase Creek Zorrilla G, meats, Chase Creek
COCHISE.
Postoffice and station on South- ern Pacific Ry., in Cochise county 11 miles southwest of Willcox and 30 miles northeast of Benson. Surrounding country is being rapidly settled by farmers. Plenty of water at depth of from 10 to 15 feet. Population of neighborhood 150. Altitude 4,220 feet.
Bock M W, rr and exp agt Cochise Gold M & M Co, C D Grif- fn mgr
COCHISE HOTEL, Mrs J E Skin- ner prop Ellis J B, phys Griffin C D, barber Hamilton P W. lumber, hdwr Morgan Geo, live stock
Ragsdale-Ballard Mercantile Co, E N Ragsdale mgr, genl mdse Richardson R L, postmaster Skinner J E Mrs, prop Cochise Hotel
Weese T J, justice peace
COLTER.
Postoffice in Apache county, 30 miles south of Saint Johns, the county seat. Springerville is the nearest banking point. Cooley is the nearest railroad point. Farm- ing and stockraising the princi- pal industries. Altitude 6,500
feel. Population 130.
COLTER DUGE, postmaster
Colter Fred T, genl mdse, real est Colter Harry E, live stock
Forrest Chas, plasterer
Martin D C, hay, grain
Northern Arizona Land Co, genl mdse, live stock, real est Norton John, blksmith Ware Walter W, prin school
CONCHO.
Town and postoffice in Apache county, 18 miles west of St. Johns the county seat and nearest hank-i ing point and 50 miles southeast of Holbrook, the nearest railroad point. Sheep and stockraising are the principal industries. Pop- ulation 600. Altitude 5,000 feet.
BACA FRANK, postmaster Candelaria Juan, genl mdse
Candelaria Santos, justice peace Concho Mercantile Co, T Younis prop, genl mdse Drake John F, prin school
DENVER.
Duran Fred, rest Greer D L, constable
Lucero Antonio, billiards Udall Transportation Co: daily stage to Holbrook
CONGRESS.
Postoffice in Yavapai county, 32 miles south of Prescott. the coun-
COLORADO
Bank Building
638 United States National for FARM LOANS
FEAGANS & CO. 218 West Fifth Street, Los Angeles
Gems, Jewels, Watches, Clocks, Silver, Stationery
"FAMOUS for DIAMONDS"
THE FARMERS LOAN COMPANY
NAVAJO LABORATORIES Inc.
1850 California St. DENVER, COLO.
Best Inner Tubes and Tire Patch on Earth (The Navajo). Auto Polish, Radiator Com- pound, Spoke Tightener, Mechanic Soap and Auto Washing Soaps. Write for Prices, COLORADO MADE GOODS
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COPPER CREEK
BELTING
LEATHER AND RUBBER
1843 WAZEE STREET, DENVER, COLORADO
CRANDALL PACKING CO
ty seat and 4 miles from Congress Junction, the nearest railroad point. Mining is the principal in- dustry. Population 200. Alti- tude 3,600 feet.
CONNERY JOHN, justice peace, postmaster
Hershkowitz Harry, groc Longerot D, groc
CONGRESS JUNCTION.
Postoffice in Yavapai county and Congress Junction station on the Santa Fe and Santa Fe, Pres- cott and Phoenix lines, 50 miles southwest of Prescott, the county scat and 17 miles north of Wick- enburg the nearest banking point. Population of vicinity 200. Alti- tude 3,028 feet.
Buchanan Geo, rest
Bullard Bros, mines and mining Bullard R W, genl mdse
Congress Junction Commercial Co Robert E Zinck sec, genl mdse Connery John, justice peace Dow H G, billiards
Dow Elizabeth, barber
Hart E P, agt Santa Fe
Longerot D, stage lines
Mildred Gold Mining Co, L L
White supt
Mountain Side Mining Co, G B Upion mgr
Perkins Elis, mines
Rees Hotel, James Rees prop Waples B R, garage WILLIAMS F E, · postmaster, rooming house
Zinck Robert E, notary public, ins
CONSTELLATION.
Postoffice and mining camp in Yavapai county, 16 miles northi- east of Wickenburg, on the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix Ry., the nearest railroad point. Popula- tion 250. Altitude 3,275 feet.
DILTHEY WALTER C, postmaster WICKENBURG STAGE LINE, Oscar O Fuel prop
CONTINENTAL.
Postoffice in Pima county, 27 miles south of Tucson, the county seat and nearest banking point .. Population 100. Altitude 3,000 feet.
Agricultural Products Corpora- tion, genl mdse, rubber planta- tion
MARTINEZ LAURA M, postmaster COOLEY.
Postoffice in Apache county at the terminus of the Apache Rail- way in the Fort Apache Reserva- tion, 71 miles south of Holbrook, and 68 miles from St. Johns, the county seat. Altitude over 7,200 feet. Population 800. Principal industry is lumbering.
Apache Hotel, A B Nelson mgr Apache Railway Co, L M Shipley genl mgr
Apache Lumber Co, W S Shoaf genl mgr, genl mdse
Apache Stores Co, Harvey Petti- bone mgr, genl mdse Arizona Central Bank, H J Mc- Clung pres, R H H Luckenbill mgr
Dingus J H, justice peace, barber Foster E H, constable
JENKINS H E, postmaster Kremer P H, agt Apache Ry Co Wilson H K, phys
COPPER CREEK
A postoffice in Pinal county, 100 miles southeast of Florence, the county scat. Winkelman is the nearest railroad and banking point. Copper mining is the principal industry. Population 60. Altitude 4,200 feet.
Copper State Mining Co
Leavitt Harriett Mrs, prin school Magma Chief Copper Co
Southwest Inspiration Copper Co TEW GILBERT O, gent chandise, postmaster
DENVER GEAR AND PARTS COMPANY
Rear Axle Gears and Pinions and Re-babbitted Connecting Rods for all Cars. Mail Orders Solicited. Write for Price List.
1243 BROADWAY PHONE CHAMPA 1658 DENVER, COLO.
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Distributors of
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UNDER SAME MANAGEMENT THE VALLEY BANK| The Gila Valley Bank & Trust Co.
CAPITAL & SURPLUS $600,000.00 PHOENIX and AJO ARIZONA
Banks at Globe, Morenci, Clifton, Safford, Miami, Ray, Hayden and Winkelman, Arizona CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $300,000.00
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COTTONWOOD
COPPER HILL.
Postoffice and mining town in Gila county, 3} miles northeast of Globe, the county seat, ship- ping and banking point. Popu- lation 500. Altitude 3,700 feet.
Arizona Commercial Copper Co, R R Boyd mgr
Arizona Commercial Co Hospital, J L Wales M D in chg Buckley H W, billiards Cox J D, shoemkr, confecty Dunham W H, postmaster
Iron Cap Copper Co. F A Wood- ward supt
LePhiew Ernest, livery, stage to Globe Scarborough S B, genl mdse Superior & Boston Mining Co, E B Tinker supt Wilson & Cowley, genl mdse
CORDES.
Postoffice in Yavapai county, 4 + miles southeast of Cordes Siding, the railroad point. Mayer is the nearest banking point. Stockraising and mining the in- dustry. Population 15. Altitude 3,762 feet.
CORDES CHAS H, general mer- chandise, hotel, drugs, post- master
CORNVILLE.
Postoffice in Yavapai county, 7 miles from Clemenceau, the near- est banking point, 50 miles north- east of Prescott, the county seat and 12 miles from Clarkdale the nearest railroad point. Stock- raising and farming the principal industries. Population 500. Al- titude 2,800 feet.
CHICK C S, postmaster, genl mer- chandise, notary Girdner Glen C, stage line oak Creek Telephone Co, D M Wynkoop mgr
Simpson J W, blksmith Van Deren Roy, stage lines
CORTARO.
A new postoffice in Pima coun- ty.
COTTONWOOD.
Postoffice in Yavapai county, 40 miles northeast of Prescott the county seat, and 3 miles from Clarkdale, the nearest railroad and banking point. Altitude 3,- 315 feet.
Acuna Jose, billiards
Arizona Power Co, T P Morgan supt
Benson Ray, battery service
Boston Store, Geo Farrage mgr dry gds, clothing Butkovich Anton, plumber
Castleberry J J, blksmith
Collins J W, cleaning, pressing Cottonwood Hardware & Supply Co (G A Patterson) hdwr, furn Cottonwood Hotel, Saml Steinberg prop
Farley Henry, transfer
Garrison Ersel, auto reprs
Gobins Chokree, dry gds
Godard C E, jeweler
Gusyoung Peter, shoemkr
Hansohn W J, groc
Hofer J H, auto reprs
Jones E S, barber
Kovacovich Mercantile Co, Emil Kovacovich mgr, groc
Lysons Arthur, confecty
McGimsey Bros (C R & J A) gen! mdse
MacIntyre John, furn
Mahurin Emma Mrs, groc
Majuta Thos, billiards
Manley R H, tires & reprs
Mason Alonzo, genl mdse Oliver Jas, rest.
Olympia Hotel, Valentine Lopez prop
Portola Theatre. Jos Bechetti prop Pugh L W Lumber Co Requena & Clyde, billiards
CULVERTS
EL PASO, TEXAS SEE ADV. PAGE N. EL PASO DEPT.
Western Metal Manufacturing Co.
COAL TAR PRODUCTS
Manufactured by THE DENVER GAS & ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY
Coal Tar, Roofing Pitch, Tarred Felt, Creosote Oil, Tar Paints, Roof Paints, Etc.
FIREPLACES & TILING Denver Mantel & Tile. Go.
WATSON & WATSON, Owners 1652 Tremont PI. Denver Ship into Every State West of Missouri River. Beautiful Descriptive Catalogue on Application. Correspondence Solicited. Low Prices and Quick Shipments.
COURTLAND
134 DATE CREEK
1833 CHAMPA ST., DENVER, COLO.
THE DIETER BOOKBINDING COMPANY Blank Book Makers. Paper Rulers, Magazines, Music, Law Books and Libraries Bound in Any Style
Loose Lent Devices and Systems
Rounesville £ & Eckert, drugs, bakery
Siler Bessie Mrs, rest Stemmer Chas C, real est, notary Surety Oil Co, O B Howard sec Thompson Bessie L, postmaster Verde Valley Bottling Works, August Rucker mgr
Verde Valley Stage Co, Martin Harrell sec
Young L L, autos
COURTLAND.
A mining camp in Cochise branch ofBodfi h-SRAMToCJI. .. county, on the A. E. Ry., (a branch of the Southern Pacific from Cochise), and the El Paso & Southwestern R. R., nine miles south of Pearce, and 35 miles north of Douglas. Population 200. Altitude 4,800 feet.
Courtland Water Co, T G Emmons sec
Cull Jno P, T G Emmons mgr, genl mdse
Emmons T G, justice peace, no- tary
Germania Hotel, Mrs Martha E Nichols prop
Great Western Copper Co, F J Gibbons genl supt
Leadville Mining Co, Wm Holmes pres
Mattingly Leslie, barber
Moore Frank P, member Live Stock Sanitary Board of Ari- zona
Mtn States T & T Co, Miss Anna Bellah exch mgr
PRICE MARY L, postmaster Renaud Chas M, P B Soto mgr, genl mdse
CROWN KING.
Mining town situated in the heart of the Bradshaw Mountains in Yavapai county, is the termin- us of a branch of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix Railway, 30 miles south of Prescott. Mayer
is the nearest banking point. Excellent climate. Population 200. Altitude 6,100 feet.
Algonquin Mining Co, A J Heath mgr
Blue Jacket Mining Co, T M An- derson mgr
Crown King Hotel, Swiggett & Anderson props
Gold King Mining Co, Geo Don- ner mgr
Harrington Emma J Mrs, music tchr
Mckay M A, carp Patterson R S, notary public
Philadelphia Mining Co, J P Sweet mar
Reid M Mrs, rest
Silver Crown Mining Co, T M An- derson mgr
SOMMER B F, postmaster Sommer & Son, genl mdse Swiggett & Anderson, billiards Tewksbury W S, constable
Tyler O A, justice peace
DATE CREEK.
Postoffice in Yavapai county, on the Santa Fe Ry., 52 miles southeast of Prescott, the county seat, and 30 miles from Wicken- berg, the nearest banking point. Stock raising is the principal in- dustry. Population 40. Altitude 3,400 feet.
D G Cattle Co
Howard Joseph R, cattle KUNS ADDIE, postmaster O X Cattle Co, Bud Ming mgr
DEWEY POSTOFFICE. (Cherry Creek Station.)
Postoffice in Yavapai county, on the A., T. & S. F. Ry., 18 miles east of Prescott, the county seat and nearest banking point. Farm- ing and stockraising the principal industries. Population 125. Al- titude 4,550 feet.
Arizona Bus Co
CULVER ADA B, postmaster Hall JJ K. fruit grower
COCKS CLARK ENGRAVING COMPANY
PERSONAL SERVICE ENGRAVERS
ILLUSTRATORS
DESIGNERS ENGRAVERS
DENVER COLO
GUARANTY MORTGAGE & LOAN CO.
INVESTMENTS AND SECURITIES, REAL ESTATE, GENERAL INSURANCE, MORTGAGE LOANS 15 SO. STONE AVE. PHONE 552. TUCSON. ARIZONA
DILKON 1 35
DOUGLAS
Henderson J, dairy, poultry, live stock Knee O D, agt A T & SF, SF P & P Lines, exp agt, mgr W U Tel Co Wilkins Garage, E V MCCARTY mgr Wilkins, Young & Co, genl mdse, fuel and feed Young & Wilkins, live stock
DILKON.
A new postoffice in Navajo county, 45 miles northwest of Holbrook, the county seat. Wins- low is the nearest railroad and banking point. Population 15. Altitude 5,800 ieet.
BUSH J W, Indian trader, post- master
DOME.
Postoffice in Yuma county and station on the Southern Pacific railway, 20 miles east of Yuma, the county seat and nearest bank- ing point. Leading industry pla- cer mining and lead mining. Alti- tude 188 feet. Population 500.
Dome Hotel, E W McDaniel prop Hull A G, S G Ashe mgr, mines Lawson C O, agt S P Ry McDANIEL EUGENE W, genl merchandise, justice peace, postmaster
Mabel Mine, J A McCaddon New King of Arizona Mines, J W Johnson supt
Reorganized United Mines Co,
Wm R Scott mgr Zavala Geo, constable
DON LUIS.
Postoffice and mining town in Cochise county on El Paso & Southwestern railway, 30 miles south of Tombstone the county seat and 2 miles from Lowell the nearest banking point. Population 300. Altitude 5,200 feet.
SANDERS J J, postmaster Sanders Bros & Cook, groc, real est .
DOS CABEZAS.
Town and postoffice 16 miles southeast of Willcox, on Mascot & Western R. R. Depot Mascot. Mining and stockraising the in- dustries. Population of neigh- borhood 350. Altitude 5,200 feet.
Central Copper Co Central Mercantile Co Cowen Hotel Dawson W K, justice peace Hart & Bellah, genl mdse LeRoy Cons Mines Co, Frank Pe- terson pres and genl mgr McAvoy Louis, genl mdse Mascot Copper Co, J W Prout mgr Pacheco & Verdugo, billiards White Edwin H, assayer, mining
W. M. ADAMSON, Pres. & Mgr. S. G. DOWELL, Supt.
ARIZONA GYPSUM PLASTER CO.
Manufacturers of LITHOLITE HARD WALL PLASTER Chemical Analysis 97 per cent Gypsum Gypsum Hollow Blocks P. O. Box 511 Douglas, Arizona
DOUGLAS.
Business Houses, Professional Men and Institutions.
Abelene Rooms, R H Davidson prop, 337 10th Acuna Antonio, vulcanizing, 437 9th
CLARA BARTON HOSPITAL Convenient Location. DR. H. P. BARTON, Mgr. Efficient Service. 447 S. OLIVE STREET LOS ANGELES, CAL.
Mfr's of Warm Air Furnaces, Basket Grates, Water Heaters, Etc.
McCHESNEY'S SUNSHINE KEEPS YOU WARM
McChesney Fdy. & Mfg. Co.
Section
See Adv. Page J El Poso Adv.
EL PASO, TEXAS
GALLUP
NEW MEXICO FIRE BRICK CO. FIRE BRICK
GALLUP, -
FIRE CLAY NEW MEXICO
DOUGLAS 136 DOUGLAS
Steinway Pianos
M. J. ANDRESON PIANO CO. EVERYTHING IN MUSIC Pianos and Player Pianos
532 11th Street
Douglas, Arizona
Adamson E W, phys, 21 First Nat Bank bldg
ADAMSON W M, pres & mgr, Arizona Gypsum Plaster Co, P O Box 511
Agnew E I, osteopath, Scherrer bldg
ALBERTS WM, asst cshr First National Bank
Alessi N V, phys, Copper Queen Branch E .P & S W Hospital . American Railway Express, J R Curry agt, 536 11th
American Surety Co of N Y, David Benshimol atty, 2 Brophy bldg Ames B J, mines & mining, 920 10th
Ames & Dugan, undertkrs, 526 11th
Ames & Evans, billiards, cigars, 1017 G av
ANDRESON M J PIANO CO, pia- nos, player pianos, phono- graphs, 532 11th
Androvich Bros (J M & D P) props White House Cafe, 922 G av
Araugo Casimiro, barber
Arevalo B, genl mdse, 758 G av
Arizona Drug Co, E L Bailey sec, 1039 G av
ARIZONA GYPSUM PLASTER CO W M Adamson pres & mgr, S G Dowell supt, mfrs Litholite Hard Wall Plaster, P O Box 511
Arizona Marble & Granite Works, A C Ellis prop, 534 8th
Arizona Pacific Tea Co, M Lange prop, 833 G av Arizona Packing Co. Jas Troxell mgr, meats, 1009 G av
Armstrong J J P, phys, 9 Meguire bldg
Army Y M C A, H E Cunningham, executive sec, 1137 G av
ARTHUR R G, mgr Douglas Trac- tion & Light Co, Douglas In- vestment Co, Douglas Gas Cor- poration and Calvary Ceme- . tery Assn
Arvizu Luvas Jr, infis agi
Atkinson M W Mrs, dressmkr, 547 12th
Avenue Grocery, Islava Bros props, 1419 G av
Avenue Hotel, H D Madison prop, 1415 G av
Baird Alex Jr, ins, British Vice- Consulate, 519 10th
BANK OF COMMERCE, Robert Rae pres, T J Leeson vice-pres, A J McKinnon vice-pres & cshr Creed Troutman asst cshr
BANK OF DOUGLAS, J S Douglas pres, W H Brophy vice-pres, F H Fisher cshr, J HI Calvert asst cshr H W Williams asst cshr
Bankhead, Motor Co, A C Karger mgr, 400 W 11th
BANKHEAD ROOMS, Mrs L H Maddux prop. 357 10th
Barisio Matt & Sons, fuel and feed 635 G av
Barnhart & Carson, auto reprs, 1101 F av
Basila Bros, groc, 539 10th
Bassett Lumber Co. Albert Stacy mgr, G av bet 13th & 14th
Bates G F, cigars, soft drinks, 1033 G av
Bates W A & Co, groc, meats, 15th cor D
DWIGHT B. HEARD INVESTMENT GO. (Realtors) REAL ESTATE -- LOANS -- INSURANCE HEARD BUILDING PHONE 1631 PHOENIX, ARIZONA
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PATENTS
Victor Victrolas
WILKINSON & GIUSTA, Cooper Bidg., Denver, Colo PATENT and TRADE MARK PRACTICE EXCLUSIVELY Washington, D. C. Office Estallshed 1868.
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ARIZONA STATE BUSINESS DIRECTORY
GEO. E. BUXTON, President
ALBERT STACY, Vice-President ELY MARTIN, Secretary MAURICE CLARK, Mgr. Mines Dept.
A. J. MCKINNON, Treasurer
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND MINES
DOUGLAS-The copper smelting city; Gateway to Mexico; Metro- polis of Famous Sulphur Springs Valley
P. O. Box 391 Office, Gadsden Hotel Building
DOUGLAS
ARIZONA
DOUGLAS.
Douglas, located on the Mexican border; in the southeastern corner of the state, is a city of diversified resources, though the smelting of copper ore is the principal industry. The city boasts of two of the largest and most modern copper smelters on the North American continent, with a combined monthly capacity of 31,000,000 pounds. The ore trains which daily bring the red metal from the mines at Bisbee, 25 miles west, to the smelters at Douglas are the longest in the world. At night the reflection from the molten slag, as it is poured on the great slag dumps that sur- round the smelters, illuminates the sky for miles, giving the visitor the impression that the far-famed northern lights are very near.
Although "Copper is king," Douglas is by no means a one-industry town. Some of the finest agricultural and horticultural products .in the entire Southwest are grown in the Sulphur Springs Valley, extending 100 miles north from Douglas, and in the valleys of the Chiricahua and Huachuca mountains that lie to the east and west. The Cochise County Fair, held annually at Douglas, is a revelation to persons who have always considered Douglas merely a "Copper city." Most of the valley land ad- joining Douglas has long since been homesteaded, though desirable land can be purchased remarkably cheap.
Cattle raising is another important industry, some of the best ranges in the state being tributary to Douglas.
The rich Mexican State of Sonora, which has been termed "the treasure house of Mexico," joins Douglas on the south. Millions of dollars in gold. silver and copper have already been taken from Sonora mines, yet mining engineers say the surface has only been scratched. The section of Sonora lying south of Douglas offers wonderful opportunities to the miner, cattle- man and farmer, and this year is expected to witness a great era of development in that region.
With an altitude of 3,930 feet and a mean annual temperature of 61 degrees, Douglas has a climate unsurpassed anywhere, with warm sun- shiny days and cool invigorating nights. The winter climate is especially fine, for Douglas is in the heart of the great sunshine zone.
In Camp Harry J. Jones, Douglas has one of the finest army camps on the border. It also boasts a municipal aviation field, a modern auto camp park for tourists, eight miles of paved streets and magnificent highways leading east and west, modern churches, schools, theatres and business buildings, and opportunities for the home-seeker that will soon double the present population of 15,000.
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ARIZONA STATE BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ROBERT RAE, President A. J. McKINNON, Vice-Pres. & Cashier
T. J. LEESON, Vice-President CREED TROUTMAN, Asst. Cashier
BANK OF COMMERCE
Capital and Surplus $125,000.00
We Solicit Your Banking Business Large or Small
DOUGLAS
ARIZONA
J. S. DOUGLAS, President
W. H. BROPHY, Vice-President J. H. CALVERT, Asst. Cashier F. H. FISHER, Cashier H. W. WILLIAMS, Asst. Cashier
THE BANK OF DOUGLAS
THE BANK OF SUPERIOR SERVICE
Resources Over $2,000,000.00
DOUGLAS
ARIZONA
B. A. PACKARD, Pres. E. W. GRAVES, Vice-Pres. A. B. PACKARD, Cashier WM. ALBERTS, Asst. Cashier M. L. HARTLEY, Asst. Cashier
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Capital, Surplus and Profits $200,000.00
Special Attention to Business in Sonora, Mexico
DOUGLAS
ARIZONA
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STEEL PIPE AND TANKS WESTERN PIPE & STEEL COMPANY PHOENIX
ARIZONA
DOUGLAS 137 DOUGLAS
N. N. MAYO
TED RICE
THE BOOK SHOP
CONFECTIONERY, STATIONERY, BOOKS, NOVELTIES AND TOYS
DOUGLAS 11th Street and G Avenue
ARIZONA
Extra Large Rooms Running Hot & Cold Water in Rooms BANKHEAD ROOMS
New and Strictly Modern MRS. L. H. MADDUX, Prop. Former Prop. of Roy Hotel
357 10th
Douglas, Arizona
BAZAAR THE (Inc), David Klein pres, Isaac Klein sec, J J Ro- senfeld treas, dry goods, cloth- ing, shoes, 909-915 G av
Beecroft & Lewis, furn, 1110 G QV
Bellevue Hotel, W M Burcham prop, 1013 G av
Belmont House, G H Thompson prop, 527 12th
BENSHIMOL DAVID, lawyer, no- tary public, 2-3 Brophy bldg Berman M, tailor, 524 10th
Bernal R, printer, 509 8th Beumler Henry C, lawyer, U S Comnr, Leggett bldg
BLATHERWICK JOHN G, auto painter, workmanship guaran- leed, 539 13th
BLUMENTHAL SODA SHOP, L Blumenthal prop, cigars, con- fectionery, light lunches, soda fountain specialties, 542-546 10th
Bohannon G O, groc, 921 G av BOOK SHOP THE (N N Mayo, Ted Rice) books, stationery, con- fectionery, novelties, toys, 11th cor G av
Bouldih John, supt city streets Bowden Percy, chief police, mar- shal
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