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Arizona-Florence-Fort Bowie. ALPHABETICALLY.
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Florence,
PINAL COUNTY.
A prosperous and thriving town of 1,000 inhabitants, on the line of the Southern Pacific Railroad, twenty-four miles east of Maricopa. The country surrounding the place is adapted to graz- ing, and minerals are also found in abundance.
Anderson J W, attorney at law Arbanatti Juan, butcher
ARIZONA STAGE CO, W H Suther- land propr
Bailey W L, propr O K Livery Stable Bartleson John T, supervisor
Beckwith C H, propr Silver King Hotel Boscha Peter, special deputy sheriff Bostwick Samuel, hairdresser Brady P R, county treasurer Brown Geo A, agt Wells, Fargo & Co Buckalew & Ochoa, gen mdse
Cochrane T A, miner
Collingwood & Co, wholesale and retail merchants
Cook Geo F, supervisor
Corrales Jesus, liquors and provisions
DAVIS J W, attorney and counselor at law
Devine J J, county recorder
Eduardo Girard Rev, pastor of Church of the Assumption
Evans Geo E, Evans Station, Florence and Globe Road
"FLORENCE ENTERPRISE," Thomas F Weedin publisher
Flores Augustine, saloon
Fordico Juan, saloon
GABRIEL J P, sheriff and tax col- lector
Gonzales G N, harness and saddlemaker Goodwin F L B, attorney at law GUILD WILLIAM E, postmaster Hall Andrew, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co
Hardesty Jesse, supt Mark Twain Min- ing Co
Harvey Williams, physician Henry W A, compositor
Herman R R, agt U S Military Tele- graph Holbrook L L, school teacher Holland Patrick, supervisor Lewis C G, mgr Silver King Hotel Mason Aaron, pres S K & F Telegraph Co
McLellan Thos H, farmer
Michea J B. liquors and provisions MillerJohn, justice of the peace Moser F W, county clerk
Owens John A, miller
Palmer E W, Elite Saloon
Quinn Francisco, liquors and provisions Rapp Charles, saloon
Ruggles Levi, farmer
Santa Cruz F G, saloon
Schoshusen Henry, butcher
Silver King and Florence Telegraph Co, Aaron Mason pres
Silver King Hotel, C H Beckwith propr Simpson Jas A, station-keeper at Picacho
SMITH HORACE L, attorney and counselor at law
Smith Isaac D, station-keeper Casa Grande and Florence R R
Smith & Watzlavzick, wholesale and retail merchants
Somers H J, mining contractor
Stanton F M, school teacher
SUMMERS H B, district attorney
SUTHERLAND W H, propr Arizona Stage Co
Tantini G B, liquors and provisions
Thomas Hinson, deputy county recorder and clerk board of supervisors
TILLMAN C W, carpenter and builder U S Signal Service, R R Herman operator Walker John D, supt Brady and Walker mine
Warner P C, road overseer
Watson J, repairer U S Military Tele- graph
Weedin Thomas F, publisher "Florence Enterprise "
Wells, Fargo & Co, Geo A Brown agt
Western Union Telegraph Co, R R Her- man agt
Wheat Granville, farmer
WHITESIDE BO J, under sheriff
Will Peter, Florence Brewery Wilson John V, feed stable Wilson M, restaurant
Wratten Geo L, probate judge, attorney at law and notary public
Wright Thomas W, in the Smith & Watzlavzick wholesale and retail house
Fort Apache,
APACHE COUNTY.
Lacy & Co, post traders
Fort Bowie,
COCHISE COUNTY.
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Agt. Pittsburg Coal Mf'g Co., 118 & 120 Beale St., S.F.
ASSAYING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. C. J. DUVAL, TOMBSTONE, A. T.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
:272 Arizona-Fort 'Grant-Globe City. Globe City, ALPHABETICALLY. Fort Grant, PINAL COUNTY. GILA COUNTY. Is reached by way of Casa Grande and Fort Whipple, Florence. Abraham 'Jacob, barber YAVAPAI COUNTY. Burchett Chilson, liquors Located about one mile north of Pres- Bosche G, brewery and liquors cott. Burns Con, blacksmith Bremen M W, lumber Cahill J R, painter Oliver W G, gen mdse Carey H'M, wagonmaker Chappell & Whepley, groceries and fruits Coover '& Co, liquors Duryea W H, gen mdse Galeyville, Eaton & Bailey, gen mdse Gardner Benjamin, grocer and liquors Globe Mercantile Co, gen mdse PIMA COUNTY. Hackney A H, "Silver Belt " Babcock N J & Co, liquors Hamilton James, liquors Burdick J F, boots and shoes Hammond & Taylor, liquors Harrington Mrs M E, blacksmith Hazard & Horst, butchers Hicks & Co, butchers Heineman S C, physician and drugs Higbee A G & Co, gen mdse Henderson D, gen mdse Holterman & Hollings, liquors Hitchcock & Co, drugs Johnson Rosa, restaurant Hooper W B & Co, wholesale liquors McCandless F & Co, gen mdse Kellner E F, lumber and gen mdse McCarthy -, liquors Klein S & Co, gen mdse Pascholy & Ray, lumber McDonald C A, physician Shotwell C S & Co, gen mdse McNally W T, liquors Smith A E, grocer Moore Mrs & Son, hotel Strohl Jacob, brewery Murphy Wm, dry goods Tomlinson J H, liquors Myer & Schein, clothing, etc Vaughn Thos, bakery Newton Geo A, jeweler Waring S W & Co, liquors Redman Joseph, butcher Wessels S M, hotel Rinehart J H, liquors Robinson Lewis, stoves and tinware Sultan D & Bro, gen mdse Van Wagenin G S, gen mdse Gila Bend, Welch James F, blacksmith Westmeyer F W, gen mdse Wood H, barber MARICOPA COUNTY. Wright A R, groceries A station on the Southern Pacific Railroad, 850 miles from San Francisco and 119 from Yuma. SEND FIFTY CENTS Cox E H, agt W F & Co's Express Mckenzie John M, hotel In Stamps or Postal Order, Noonan J A, gen mdse Viall & Woods, freighters and varieties And Get the GREAT WEEKLY, Gillett, The San Francisco Weekly YAVAPAI COUNTY. CHRONICLE! Goldman & Anderson, gen mdse Larson James, blacksmith PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
H. WACHHORST
Has a Magnificent Assortment of Chains, Chatelains, etc. No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
Try the COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
Conducted on the European Plan.
Arazona-Golden Eagle-Harshaw. ALPHABETICALLY.
273
Golden Eagle, PINAL COUNTY. (See Marysville.)
Greaterville, PIMA COUNTY.
Anderson John, blacksmith Arnold E A, gen mdse
Hardyville,
MOHAVE COUNTY.
Situated 300 miles from Yuma, and reached from that place by Colorado Steam Navigation Company's steamers.
Harshaw, PIMA COUNTY.
Beaufort H, hotel Bessiner Chas, shoemaker Bonnaud & Magne, liquors and restau- rant
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Brickwood John, liquors
Cazalon & Bitchnon, restaurant
Daners G, lodging-house
Denier J W, drugs
Drake W B, stationery
Ezekiels Mark, gen mdse Flin Jules, brewery and liquors Harlow C E, gen mdse
Harshaw Mill & Mining Co
Kane Wm & Co, liquors
Katz M D & Co, gen mdse
Katz M D, agt W F & Co's Express
Kegan Wm, livery
McNamee P J, liquors
Morse & McDonald, blacksmiths
Nelson S P, brewery and liquors
Nichols John, restaurant
Northrup & Hollister, liquors
O'Donnell Patrick, liquors
O'Halloran Mrs C, hotel Rule W H, baker
Rusher John, livery
Sims G, liquors Small N, livery
Smith J, physician
Snyder D & Co, gen mdse Ward H, butcher
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CHAS. R. ALLEN, Anthracite & Cumberland Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S. F.
IMPERIAL Ecc FOOD will Make Hens Lay. sold by Market street, San Francisco.
Sold by the Trade, or address G. G. WICKSON,
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The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
Arizona-Hereford-Maxey. ALPHABETICALLY.
916 Broadway, bet. 8th and 9th, Oakland.
A. STEIN, PROFESSIONAL TAILOR. Suits to Order from $25 to $60. Latest Style.
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Hereford,
COCHISE COUNTY.
Holbrook,
APACHE COUNTY.
Young J W, gen mdse Fish Joseph, agt W, F & Co's Express
Iron Springs,
YAVAPAI COUNTY,
Eight miles from Prescott, on the Black Cañon road.
Lee's Ferry,
YAVAPAI COUNTY.
A post-office.
Gardner G B, blacksmith Johnson Warren M, gen mdse Young J W, gen mdse
Luttrell,
PIMA COUNTY.
A post-office.
Davis Mining Co, mining and smelting Goldberg & Son, gen mdse Kellogg Frank, liquors Kresham & McBain, gen mdse
Maley,
PIMA COUNTY. (See Wilcox.)
Maricopa,
PIMA COUNTY.
A station on the Southern Pacific, 156 miles from Yuma.
Aroja Jose, feed corral Bassett James, propr Maricopa Hotel Cottrell W F, groceries, boots, shoes, etc
Donnell T J, agt S P.R R
Farrington R E & Co, postmaster, gen mdse, forwarding and commission mer- chants
Gilmer, Salisbury & Co's Stage Line, James Stewart agt
Vandever Chas, gen mdse, forwarding and commission merchants
Western Union Tel Co, T J Donnell agt
Maxey, PIMA COUNTY.
Franklin A M & Co, gen mdse Neese & Voelkel, gen mdse
BILL HEADS,
From $3.50 per 1,000 Up,
ACCORDING TO SIZE.
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PACIFIC PRESS,
OAKLAND, CAL.
H. WACHHORST'S
Specialty is Fine Watches and Diamonds, Lockets, etc. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class; very Sunny. N W Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal
Arizona-McDowell-Oro ALPHABETICALLY.
275
McDowell,
MARICOPA COUNTY.
A post-office.
Wilcox North, gen mdse
McMillen,
MARICOPA COUNTY,
A post-office.
Atkins Job, saloon Johns John M, hotel Kellner E F & Co, gen mdse McMillen Silver Mining Company Nichols J R, gen mdse Rose & Bro, druggists Strong Geo C, gen mdse
Mesaville,
PINAL COUNTY. Bagley Sam'l, gen mdse
Mineral Park,
MOHAVE COUNTY.
County seat; located 134 miles north- west of Prescott. Forty-three miles from Hardyville.
Atchison C, liquors
Brooks Mrs G W, fancy goods
Buckley John, blacksmith
Christie T J, liquors Comstock & Lawson, gen mdse Cusineo Calvin, restaurant
Cureton W H, " Alta Arizona "
Dunton James, groceries
Fehr William, shoemaker Hughes J, blacksmith Hyde J J, drugs
Krider Bros, gen mdse
Lawson Chas, butcher
Welton & Grounds, gen mdse
White H, liquors
Minnehaha, YAVAPAI COUNTY.
Ferris W K, gen mdse Patterson James, saw-mill Ryland Frank, miner
Mohave City,
MOHAVE COUNTY.
Montezuma,
PIMA COUNTY.
A station on the Southern Pacific Railroad, 147 miles from Yuma, and 12 miles northwest of Florence.
Morgan's Ferry, MARICOPA COUNTY. Morgan H & Co, gen mdse
Norton's Landing, (See Silent.)
Nugget, GILA COUNTY.
Frazer Collin, liquors Kellner E F & Co, gen mdse Umber C, gen mdse
Oro,
APACHE COUNTY.
A post-office.
Bonnell G M, hotel Greenlee Mason, blacksmith Yankis Bros, gen mdse
Subscribe for the DAILY EVENING POST, San Francisco, Cal.
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Coal Dealer, 118 and 120 Beale Street, San Francisco.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal. .
SULPHURIC ACID
BLUESTONE. THE BLUESTONE and REDUCTION WORKS, Tombstone, A. T.
Incubators, Egg Food. Bone Meal, etc., etc. Address G. G. WICKSON, 319 Market Street, San Francisco.
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Arizona-Oro Blanco-Phoenix. ALPHABETICALLY.
Oro Blanco,
PIMA COUNTY.
Hoskins & Thatcher, gen mdse and hotel McLaughlin D, blacksmith Noon A H, drugs and physician Noon Owen, liquors
Ross & Bartlett, gen mdse
Pajarito,
PIMA COUNTY. (See Calabazas.)
Pamela,
YAVAPAI COUNTY.
Boyce C E, harness and saddles
Cox E, liquors
Davis J P & Co, gen mdse
Harris H L, liquors
Parker H, saw-mill
Peterson Ed, wagonmaker
Pitman E. W, butcher
Ross H C, blacksmith
Wade Wm, liquors
Woodruff G W, dry goods and groceries
Pantano,
PIMA COUNTY.
A Station on the Southern Pacific, 275 miles from Yuma.
Mercer O, hotel
Phoenix,
MARICOPA COUNTY.
Phoenix, the county seat of Maricopa County, is located in north latitude, 33 deg. 18 min. and longitude 112 deg., time two hours and twenty minutes slower than Washington. It is located two miles north of Salt River, in the center of the valley of the same name, and has been the seat of government since the formation of the county, Feb. 4, 1871. The town site of Phoenix covers an area. one mile long and one-half mile wide. It was surveyed in the latter part of 1870. The streets fronting on the plaza are 100
feet wide, the balance are 80. The streets run at right angles with the car- dinal points of the compass. The blocks are 300 feet square. Owing to its close proximity to the best developed mining districts in the Territory, its location as a base of supplies is unequaled. Over 5,000,000 pounds of flour was manufac- tured here during the present season. The town is amply supplied with churches and educational facilities. It has a handsome new school house, cost- ing $15,000. The Masons, Odd Fellows, Red Men and Good Templars are organ- ized, and have large lists of members, Population about 2,500. The county contains over 6,000 inhabitants. The principal industries of the surrounding country are farming, mining and stock- raising. Phoenix is located in what is generally considered the finest agricul- tural valley in the Territory.
Asher & Bro, gen mdse
Bank of Arizona, bankers
Batz & Kelly, butchers
Burger John, wagonmaker
Carey W R. furniture
Chrisman Charles, flour-mill
Coats G F, fruits, etc
Coeka Charles, furniture
Colburn J W, liquors Collins J B, liquors
Cotten J M, liquors
Ellis G & Co, gen mdse
Ganz F, hotel
Ganz E, restaurant
Gibson & Son, livery
Goldman A & Co, gen mdse
Gregory I M, lumber
Hamlin George, livery
Hansen & Olsen, liquors
Harrison Mrs, milliner
Heison C, baker
Herrick & Luhrs, blacksmiths
Hooper Wm B & Co, liquors Irvine E & Co, grocers and varieties
Kelly G H, painter
Luke & Thalheimer, brewery
McNeil A J, harness
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The Best Weekly Published. Addres S. F. Call Co., S. F., Cal.
H. WACHHORST'S Selection of JEWELRY, is the Rarest in the State, No: 315-J .Street, Sacramento, Cal.
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The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653, and 655 Market St., San Francisco .:
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EUROPEAN PLAN. First-Class.
Arizona- Phoenix-Pinal. ALPHABETICALLY.
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Monehan J D, livery
Pesquier,M, tinware
Rathrock G H, photographer Rosenthal & Kutner, gen mdse
Ryder Henry, builder Scherer Carl, baker Smith J Y F, flour-mills Smith Thos, liquors Snead -, liquors Solari Mrs R, hotel
Stonge & Gonzales, painters Thibodo O J, drugs
Picacho,
PINAL COUNTY.
On S. P. R. R. twenty miles east of Casca Grande.
Simpson James A, station-keeper
Pima Agency,
PINAL COUNTY.
Pinal,
PINAL COUNTY.
Adams O B, physician and surgeon Allen C O, assayer
Arnett W L, propr Pinal Hotel Baker J D, assayer
Bancroft W E, freighter and contractor, Casa Grande and Silver King Becher Gustave, U S Brewery Benson W H, justice of the peace
Berthier & Harter, liquors
BINKLEY W T, groceries, provisions, and retail liquor store
BLUETT W H, physician and surgeon Brandinburg Mrs J, fruits
Bray H C, farmer
Broadbeck John A, stone mason, con- tractor and builder
Brooks Harry, assistant editor "Pinal Drill"
Brown P A, assayer BROOKS JAY, gen mdse Brunnenkaut & Hyde, bakery
Can-Can Chop House, Charlebois & Marlow proprs
BOOK BINDING
ALL KINDS. PACIFIC PRESS, OAKLAND.
CAVANESS MAT, blacksmithing and wagonmaking
Champion Josiah, lumber, doors, and sashes; agt Commercial Insurance Co of San Francisco
Charlebois & Marlow. butchers
Clark G D, watchmaker and jeweler Conn Robert, millman
Cox G, mining and civil engineer and U S deputy mining surveyor
Culver C W, superintendent Goode- nough Mining Co
Davis H H, physician and surgeon
DELTA SALOON, Harter & Lewis proprs De Walt G A, engineer
Dodge M M, assayer
Ehlers E H, expressman
Ellis, Aaron & Co, gen mdse
Elmore D T
EVERHART & JENNINGS, drugs, medicines, paints, and oils
GARDNER HIRAM, barber and
baths
Gilmore Chas M, mining contractor
GOLDMAN & CO, gen mdse, Pinal and Butte
GOMEZ FRANCISCO, groceries and provisions
Gonzales Jose, liquors
GRAHAM P B, wines, liquors and cigars
Hall S P, propr Hall's Star Stable, liv- ery and feed
Hampton W W, miner
HARTER & LEWIS, wines, liquors, and cigars
Haverstrom John, bootmaker
Hickman Mrs R H, dressmaking and milliner
Hilge & Co, bakers
Hoffman O, metallurgist
Hunt J B, wines, liquors and saloon
Hutchinson C T, blacksmith
Jenson Fred, wines, liquors and shoot- ing gallery
Jones F E, private sec Hastings Consol- idated Mining Co
Kennedy K K, deputy sheriff and con- stable
KIMBALL S F, livery, sale and feed stable
Kirby G P, carpenter Silver King Mill Laughead James H, propr Gem Saloon Loeffler & Co, fruits
Lubrod N, harnessmaker
McDonald J M, harnessmaker
McDonald J M, carpenter Miller Chas, merchant
Miller Geo L, postmaster
Miller G L & Co, gen mdse
MURRAY C F, wines and liquors
Myers William, dancing teacher Paine L L, barber and hairdresser
M. MADIGAN & CO. New York Horseshoeing Shop.
faction guaranteed. S. W. cor Twelfth and West, Oakland. Horseshoeing promptly attended to. Interfering prevented. Satis-
H. WACHHORST,
Importer Fine Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Precious Stones, 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
HOWARD
Phillips R M, superintendent Silver King Mining Co that often drive the people from the streets to the refuge of their household Pinal County Bank, A Venton cashier "PINAL DRILL," J D Reymert edi- tor and proprietor firesides. Prescott is decidedly an American town, and her buildings, both 278 public and private, are models of com- Pinal Hotel, W L Arnett propr fort and elegance. The surrounding for- Reie & Loeffler, butchers ests of pine furnish material of superior quality in abundance. Her chief re- sources are mining, stock raising and lumber manufacturing. Her great dis- SCHMITT C W, shoemaker advantage is her isolated position, which it is believed will shortly be overcome by the establishment of railroad connec- tion that is now made a probability in Stewart J J, mining engineer the construction of a line from Santa Fe, Stone George A, foreman Silver King N. M. Whipple Barracks, one of the Stone W R, attorney at law pleasantest military stations in the Ter- Stoutenburg G B, supt Silver Queen Mining Co and Hastings Consolidated Mining Co ritory, is situated about three quarters of a mile from Prescott. Prescott is reached by Gilmer, Salisbury & Co.'s VENTON A, cashier Pinal County Bank stage coaches from Maricopa, on the WARNKE E F, St Louis Brewery S. P. R. R., at a distance of 150 miles. The population of Prescott is estimated Wartelle W S, with G L Miller & Co at 3,000. Arizona-Pinal-Prescott. ALPHABETICALLY. PINAL DRUG STORE, W H Bluett propr REYMERT J DeNOON, attorney at law and notary public Reymert J D,Jr, attorney at law Reynolds Mrs, hotel Silver King and Florence Tel Co, A Venton operator STANFIELD THOS, feed stable and corral and harness shop Sutter Jacob, tinsmith, stoves and tin- ware Wells, Fargo & Co, A Venton agt West A, propr Grand Hotel Allen O, butcher Whitrock N, groceries Bank of Arizona, bankers Whitton Allen, freight Bashford L & Co, gen mdse WINDSOR MINING CO, D T Elmore Beach Chas W, " Arizona " supt Blake & Co, assayers Wittrock Henry, groceries and provis- Bones & Spencer, varieties ions Brannan P B & Co, gen mdse Zubrod N, shoemaker Bray T C & Co, clothing Brecht Fred G, blacksmith Brown Bros, foundry Buffum W M, gen mdse Pinal Mountains. Campbell J G, blacksmith Clark & Adams, saw-mill and lumber Kellner E F & Co, saw-mill Colman G N, shoemaker Clay James W, livery Connell Robt, saloon Crocker Chas, shoemaker Prescott, Crown C W, machinist Curtis G W, saw mill Dougherty John, clothing and grocer YAVAPAI COUNTY. Dickinson Chas, shoemaker Is the Territorial capital and county Ellis & Whitney, liquors Ellis N, gen mdse seat of Yavapai County, is beautifully Fisher F G, blacksmith and healthfully situated in a mountain- Fisher J L, auction house ous flat surrounded by groves of stately French W, grocer Frederick & Hill, stoves and tinware pines, at an altitude a trifle over a mile Goldwater Samuel, cigars above the sea level. The surrounding Goldwater M & Son, gen mdse mountain tops are snow-capped, and Hartin J W, blacksmith breezes wafted from their heights to the Hatz D, bakery and hotel Hathaway G, livery valley below are loaded with a freshness Head C P & Co, gen mdse PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal Send for Estimates. BLACK, GUSIUM SHIKI MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms / and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
H. WACHHORST, Jeweler, 315 J St., Sacramento.
Sign of the TOWN CLOCK.
LAS VEGAS HOT SPRINGS.
These springs rise not far from the mouth of a beautiful canon, which opens upon the plains six miles above the city of Las Vegas. Here nature has provided a temperate and healthful climate, and distills through the earth streams of hot water endowed with subtile powers for healing many of the ills flesh is heir to. There are twenty-two of these thermal foun- tains, varying in temperature from 110° to 140° Fahr. The waters are almost exactly like those of the long celebrated springs of Karlsbad in Europe, both in quantitative and qualitative analyses. The altitude of Las Vegas is 6,400 feet-higher than Mt. Washington-and the atmosphere is clear, pure and invigorating ; malarial poisons are impossible.
Art could not have designed a more picturesque location than that provided by nature for these life-giving fountains. The mountain scenery in the immediate vicinity, grand and inspiring as it is. is not more inter- esting and attractive than the primitive Spanish civilization which has held its sway in all that country for three hundred years, or, more curious still, the ruined cities and strange traditions that tell the tourist of a civili- zation that was old when the Spaniards came. New Mexico is "The Old Curiosity Shop" of America, and some of her most quaint and curious portions are easily accessible to the visitor at the Springs. Santa Fe, the oldest city in the United States,-and Santa Fe, just as it used to be hun- dreds of years ago-is only half a days ride by rail from the Springs. The finest hunting grounds in America, where antelope, black-tailed deer, bear, and smaller game abound, may be found by short excursions from the hotels in almost any direction, while the fisherman may bait his hook on the edges of numerous trout pools in the immediate vicinity of the Springs.
The Las Vegas Hot Springs are the property of the ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE RAILROAD COMPANY, and it is upon such a basis as is briefly described above that the managers of the great road have built one of the most attractive health and pleasure resorts in the United States. Two fine hotels and numerous cottages have been erected; a bath house, under the control of an experienced manager; gas works and water works are pro- vided; and everything that the architect, the engineer and landscape gardener can do, to make more lovely this spot, made so beautiful by na- ture, is being done.
THE MONTEZUMA,
The new hotel opened April 17, 1882, is under the immediate management of Mr. C. D. Frost, late manager of the Lindell Hotel, St. Louis. This ele- gant house is furnished in the latest style and has every modern conven- ience. A branch railway from Las Vegas to the Springs, a distance of six miles, conveys visitors almost to the very doors of the hotels. Seventy miles of romantic Alpine roads are being constructed to every point of in- terest in the adjacent mountains.
The bath house is 200 feet in length, two stories high, and is built of cut stone, on the opposite side of the river from the hotels and plaza ; it is connected by a rustic bridge, which crosses the river high above the rocky bed of the mountain torrent below. The bath house has a capacity of bathing 500 people per day, giving every variety of bath,-medicated, elec- tric, vapor, shampoo, douche, ring baths, tub, spray and shower. Special apartments for the treatment of contagious diseases have been provided, and a plentiful supply of roller inclined invalid chairs for the use of the sick and paralytic.
The baths are of special value in the treatment of all blood poisons, rheumatism and kindred ills, paralysis, spinal diseases, nervous affections, dyspepsia, Brights disease, etc., while the climate is a paradise for con- sumptives and persons suffering from catarrh or hay fever.
The Las Vegas Hot Springs is admirably located as a half-way stopping place for trans-continental travelers. Stop-over privileges are granted on first-class tickets. For further information, address
W. F. WHITE,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent, A., T. & S. F. R. R. Topeka, Kansas.
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