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H. WACHHORST'S
Specialty is Fine Watches and Diamonds, Lockets, etc. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco. .
Marks Geo C, restaurant, 407 Allen MATTHEWS H M, physician and surgeon, cor Fifth and Allen Peel M R, U S deputy mineral sur- veyor, and engineer Tough Nut Mine, office 317 Allen MAXSON H B, civil engineer and U S 286 deputy mineral surveyor, and member of the New York and Philadelphia Mining Bureau, 309 Fourth, res Third (see adv) Petro Anton, restaurant, 429 Allen Arizona-Tombstone. ALPHABETICALLY. Peyser Jacob, barber shop, 511 Allen PIMA COUNTY BANK, P W Smith mgr, 328 Allen McCLELLEN J J, wholesale and re- Power J D, mining, 23 Fourth tail liquors, 506 Allen Price Bros, Tombstone and Charleston McConville John A, tailor, 535 Allen MCGRATH JAMES J, Mac's restau- rant, 413 Fremont stages Price & Fraser, U S deputy mineral sur- veyors, Fremont McKean & Knight, groceries, cor Sixth Price H F, city assessor, 114 Fourth and Allen Price Littleton, district attorney, Fre- mont McSWEG ^ N D, physician and sur- geon, 210 Fourth Price Rodman M, county surveyor Miley J A, liquor saloon, 523 Allen PRIDHAM GEO, public administra- tor, cor Fifth and Allen MILICH F A & CO, commission mer- chants, fruits and produce, 430 and 432 Fremont (see adv) QUIGLEY B C, attorney at law and notary public, 305 Fourth Rafferty & Co, wholesale and retail li- Redfern J L, mining, 303 Fremont Mitchell A J, surveyor (mining), 309 Fourth quors, 521 Allen Millar W S, physician and surgeon, 214 Fifth Reed Theron, attorney at law, 311 Monmonier W B, pictures, frames, paints and oils, 221 Fourth Fourth Reed & Williams, attorneys at law, 311 Montgomery & Benson, livery and feed stable, 311 Allen Fourth REILLY JAS, attorney at law and no- tary public, 434 Fremont Morgan H M, attorney at law, 106 Fourth Rickabaugh, Earp & Clark, Oriental sa- loon, cor Fifth and Allen MORSE & CO, lumber, W A Harwood agt, 308 Fourth Rickard W T, assayer, Tough Nut Moses Thomas, liquor saloon, cor Fre- mont and Fourth RITTER & REAM, city undertakers (see adv) Murphy J M, attorney at law, 323 Fre- Roberts & Giles, carpenters and builders ROBERTS I L, constable and collector, 424 Fremont mont MURRAY W B, mining, stock broker and insurance, 50S Allen Robertson A, liquor saloon Myers H, merchant tailor, 209 Fifth Robinson Jas S, attorney at law, cor Fifth and Allen MYERS J & BRO, clothing and fur- nishing goods, 43S Allen Rosendorf M, dry goods and clothing, Nichols & Melgren, liquor saloon, 433 Allen 403 Allen - RULE RICHARD, (H M Woods & Co), 326 Fremont NIGRO PASQUALE, liquor saloon, Sixth RUSS HOUSE, Pascholy & Cashman, Nobile & Sugich, produce commission merchants, 208 Fifth cor Fifth and Tough Nut SAFFORD, HUDSON & CO, bankers, M B Clapp cashier, 206 Fifth (see advertisement) O'Melveny H KS, attorney at law, cor Fourth and Fremont O'Melveny & Trantum, attorneys at law cor Fourth and Fremont Saul Edmund, restaurant, 426 Fremont Schoenfeld & Heyman, furniture, etc, OTIS A D & CO, hardware, lumber, crockery, paints, etc, 414 Fremont Paddock Mrs Annie, restaurant Padgett C E, saloon Fremont 211 and 213 Fourth SCHMIEDING HERMAN, dealer in watches, jewelry, and diamonds, and practical watchmaker' 420 Allen Parker A H. mining engineer and U S Scolair John, U S Restaurant, 312 Al- len deputy mineral surveyor, 430 Allen PASCHOLY & CASHMAN, proprs SEAMANS JOB M & PALMER L, Russ House, cor Fifth and Tough Nut Patton & Co, harness makers, 318 Allen Peel B L, attorncy at law, 317 Allen Peel & Corrella, attorneys at law, 317 - All en watchmakers and jewelers, 419 Allen (see adv) Seamans W H, clerk District Court, Fremont PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal Send for Estimates. HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal. Seawell T W, physician, Tough Nut
H. WACHHORST, Jeweler, 315 J St., Sacramento. Sign o'' the TOWN CLOCK.
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartmenta New, Spacious, First- Class; very Sunny N. W Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal.
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SULPHURIC ACID
ALPHABETICALLY. SHAFFER & LORD gen mndse, cor Fifth and Fremont UNION NEWS DEPOT, Solomon Israel propr, 224 Fourth Shaw Samuel, confectionery and lunch Vagliano G, fruits, etc, Fremont room Vickers J V, notary, real estate, mining, Sichel G W, dentist, Fremont loan and insurance agt, 423 Fremont Sichel J H, mining, Fremont Vincent & Bawden, liquor saloon, 519 Silent Chas, attorney at law Allen SINGER MFG CO, Frank Yaple agt Vizina Con Mining Co (see adv) Voisard E P, assayer and notary public, 508 Allen Smith F M, attorney at law, cor Fifth and Allen Voorhees Michael, shirt factory and fur- Smith M A, attorney at law, cor Fourth and Fremont nishing goods WALKER FRANK, assistant supt Sycamore Spring Water Co, cor Fourth and Fremont SMITH P W, banker, dealer in gen mdse and wholesale liquors, 322-328 Allen Walker Geo W, cigars and tobacco, 521 Allen Southard J B, attorney at law, Fremont Spangenberg G F, gun and locksmith, Walker & Haymond attorneys at law WALLACE A O, justice of the peace, city recorder and notary public, 114 Fourth 212 Fourth Spicer Wells, justice of the peace, 216 Fifth WALSH & SHANNON, restaurant and lunch house, 433 Allen (see adv) Ward T P, butcher shop, 428 Fremont Stebbins A H, mining supt, Fremont Stewart Mrs G W, millinery and dress- making, Fremont Stillwell W H, district judge Web Mrs Mattie, liquor saloon, 307 Allen STREET WEBSTER, attorney at law and notary public, 113 Fourth WEHRFRITZ BERNHARDT, Stumpf Jos, bakery, 215 Fifth liquor saloon, cor Fifth and Allen Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, 427 Allen STUMP J W, attorney at law, (Schief- felin Hall), Fourth nr Fremont Summerfield Bros, gen mdse, cor Fourth and Fremont Welmot & Co, blacksmiths and wagon- makers, Third SUMMERS MRS M T, dressmaking, Welsh D P, liquor saloon 316 Fremont nr cor Fourth Westerman & Ruhlin, iron works, 415 SYCAMORE SPRING WATER CO, Fremont A W Johnston supt, cor Fourth and Williams Geo R, attorney at law, cor Fourth and Fremont Fremont Tappeiner John, bootmaker, 207 Fourth Williams W S, attorney at law, 311 Fourth TASKER JOSEPH, county supervisor, cor Fifth and Allen WOODHEAD & GAY, F N Wolcott TASKER & PRIDHAM, gen mdse, cor Fifth and Allen mgr, fruits and produce, wholesale, 208 Fourth Taylor Z H, livery and feed stable, 416 Allen WOODS H M & CO, publishers and editors daily and weekly "Nugget," 326 Fremont T & C Ice Co, Diss & Richards, cor Tough Nut and Fifth WOLCOTT F N, mgr Woodhead & Thompson D R M, harnessmaker and saddler, 321 Allen Gay, wholesale fruits, 208 Fourth YAPLE FRANK, agt Singer Mfg Co, (see adv) THORNTON O F, editor "Daily Epi- Tombstone M & M Co, John A Church supt taph " Young Mrs L, Palace Lodging House, Fifth TOMBSTONE WATER, MILL AND LUMBER CO, W K Leveridge supt Trantum O O, attorney at law, cor Total Wreck, Fourth and Fremont Tribolet S, Golden Eagle Brewery and PIMA COUNTY. saloon TRITLE & MURRAY, stock brokers, Bobo A J, dry goods Chisholm Alex, hotel 508 Allen Tuttle H H, Tombstone Corral, Fremont Uebel Albert & Co, Lion Brewery and saloon, 517 Allen Nelson & George, liquors Snyder & Co, gen mdse Vaughn John, butcher HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal. & BLUESTONE. THE BLUESTONE and REDUCTION WORKS, Tombstone, A. 1
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Anthracite & Cumberland Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S F.
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SAFFORD, HUDSON & CO., BANKERS Tombstone and Tucson, Arizona. -0-
CORRESPONDENTS. ANGLO CALIFORNIA BANK, LD., San Francisco.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Los Angeles. LOS ANGELES CO. BANK. J. &. W. SELIGMAN & Co., New York. MASSACHUSETTS NATIONAL BANK, Boston. CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, Philadelphia. MERCHANTS' LOAN AND TRUST CO., Chicago. BANK OF COMMERCE, St. Louis.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
PORTER & CRAWFORD, Silver City, New Mexico. BANK OF ARIZONA, Prescott and Phoenix, A. T. STOUT, FISK & Co., Globe City, A. T.
BRADFORD NATIONAL BANK, Bradford, Pa.
BROWN'S HOTEL
Corner of Allen and Fourth Streets, TOMBSTONE, A. T.
CHARLES R. BROWN, - Proprietor. SLEEPING APARTMENTS NEATLY FURNISHED. Charges Reasonable.
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THE BEST DRESSED MAN IN TOWN Wears a Suit of Clothes made by
SAMUEL BLACK, THE TAILOR
206 FOURTH STREET, Near Brown's Hotel, .
TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA.
Where you will find the best selected stock of Imported Woolen Cassimeres, Diagonals, Broadcloths, Scotch and English Chevoits. Fancy Suiting and Trowsering, and the Latest Fashions at bed-rock prices.
A PERFECT FIT And First-Class Workmanship Guaranteed.
Scouring and Steaming by the latest process, and Binding and Repairing at reduced rates. Call and examine the Goods and Prices before going elsewhere.
206 Fourth Street, near Brown's Hotel, Tombstone, A. T.
SANDY BOB'S Six Horse Stage Line
CONNECTS WITH ALL TRAINS
AT CONTENTION FROM TOMBSTONE. STAGES LEAVE BOTH POINTS TWICE A DAY Office, 410 Allen Street, Opposite Cosmopolitan Hotel, TOMBSTONE, A. T.
290
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ROCKAWAY OYSTER HOUSE & RESTAURANT.
COPY- RIGHT BYOURID BRUSLA
M. BRUCE& CO PROPRIETORS.
207 Fifth Street, near Allen, Opposite Safford, Hudson & Co's Bank, TOMBSTONE, A. T.
The best place in Tombstone for Oysters, Regular Meals, Chops, Etc., £ c.
Open at all Hours.
JOHN W. CONWELL, Accountant and Notary Public.
Accounts written up and adjusted, Collections made, Copying, etc., on reasonable terms.
Office, Corner Fifth and Allen Streets, (UPSTAIRS.) TOMBSTONE, A. T.
DR. A. E. INGERSOLL,
DENTIST,
OFFICE, Cor. 4th and Fremont Streets, Tombstone, Arizona.
COMMERCIAL JOB PRINTING OFFICE
211 Fifth Street, bet. Fremont and Allen, Tombstone, A. T. H. W. HASSELGREN, Proprietor.
I make a specialty of the following :
Bill Heads, Letter Heads,
Statements, Receipts,
Note Heads, Notes,
Circalars. Checks,
Pay Rolls, Handbil .. Business Cards, Calling Cards,
Wedding Cards,
Invitations, Legal Blanks,
OR ANYTHING IN THE JOB PRINTING LINE.
A. HILL. T. A. JONES.
HILL & JONES, ARCHITECTS
CONTRACTORS, CARPENTERS & BUILDERS,
308 Fifth Street, Between Safford and Fremont Streets, Tombstone, A. T.
Plans and Specifications furnished. Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to, and satisfac- tion guaranteed.
Job M. & Palmer L. SEAMANS, Watchmakers, Jewelers
AND OPTICIANS,
No. 419 Allen Street, TOMBSTONE, A. T. Repairing of every description.
:
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HAWKINS, BOARMAN & CO., Wholesale Dealers in
Wines, Liquors, OilsCigars No. 116 Fourth Street, Tombstone, A. T.
Have a complete stock of Wines, Liquors, Oils and Cigars, of the finest brands, which they offer to the public at prices to suit the times.
We will confine ourselves exclusively to the Wholesale Business and trust to this fact, and the good quality and reasonable prices of our goods to obtain a fare share of patronage from the merchants and families of this community. HAWKINS, BOARMAN & CO.,
116 Fourth Street, between Allen and Toughnut.
H. B. MAXSON, C. E., Member of the New York and Philadelphia Mining Bureau.
U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor for Arizona, Office. No. 309 Fourth Street, Residence, 505 Third Street, Tombstone, Arizona.
F. A. MILICH. J. B. ANGIUS.
F. A. MILICH & CO., Wholesale COMMISS! MERCHANTS
And Dealers in Produce of all Kinds, 430 and 432 Fremont Street, Post Office Box 222. TOMBSTONE, A. T.
ROBERT ECCLESTON, Tombstone. A. D. OTIS & CO.,
ALFRED D. OTIS, Tucson.
DEALERS IN Hardware, Paints, Crockery,
Oils, Glassware, Lamps, Windows, Doors, Lumber, GLASS, MOULDINGS, ETC., 414 FREMONT STREET, TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA. BUILDERS AND HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES.
292 Arizona-Tombstone.
Jos. Pascholy. Miss Nellie Cashman RUSS HOUSE
Best Transient Hotel in TOMBSTONE. Meals -- 50c .-- Rooms. Board, $8.00 per Week.
A. J. RITTER.
W. H. REAM.
CITY UNDERTAKERS
RITTER & REAM
Have everything in the line of
COFFINS, CASKETS & ROBES BODIES EMBALMED In the most artistic manner. No. 613 Allen Street, P. O. Box 296.
A. D. WALSH.
W. W. SHANNON.
WALSH & SHANNON,
RESTAURANT
HOT COFFEE
Chop House and Oysters
BILYOF FARE
OYSTERS
MEALS AT ALL HOURS Day and Night. OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY.
435 Allen Street, Near Fifth, Tombstone, A. T.
EDUCATION
FOR THE
Counting Room AND
Business Pursuits
AT THE LOS ANGELES
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
FINE PRINTING, BOOKBINDING, ELECTROPYPING, ENGRAVING.
Address, PACIFIC PRESS,
12th and Castro Sts, OAKLAND, CAL. 527 Commercial St, San Francisco.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal Send for Estimates.
Try the COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
Conducted on the European Plan.
Arizona-Tres Alamos-Tucson. 293
ALPHABETICALLY.
Tres Alamos,
COCHISE COUNTY. Sixty miles east of Tucson.
7 4. __ _ 2, gen mdse
Tubac,
PIMA COUNTY.
Forty miles south of Tucson.
.I ", gen mdse Otero & Glassman, gen mdse
Tucson.
PIMA COUNTY,
Is on the line of the Southern Pacific Railroad, 978 miles from San Francisco. It is one of the oldest places in the Ter- ritory, has a population of 10,000, and is the county seat of Pima County. The place supports several extensive com- mercial establishments, whose trade reaches far into some of the Mexican provinces. Mining and stock-raising are the interests which support it, and the country that surrounds it is said to be capable of sustaining a much greater population than is at present found there.
The beautiful valley of Santa Cruz, in which it is located, was settled as long ago as 1560, making Tucson the next oldest town in the United States, . ant . Fé, New Mexico, having been built five years before A few mi es be ow Tucson, there seems to be the ruins of an old town, but no infor- mation can be obtained as to its history or circumstances of its destruction. It is thought by some that Tucson was once a Spanish military station, for the purpose of protecting the Mission of San Xavier Del Bac, a short distance to the south.
The land near Tucson is very rich. The town has been infested by from one to two thousand Indians, and at- tempts have been made to take it, but without success. The first American store was started in 1856, by a Mr. Solomon Warner, from Fort Yuma, with a store of merchandise, carried on thirteen pack-animals.
In 1866, ten years later, several mer- cantile firms began business, when the town took a new start, substituting good buildings for the old, and almost decayed hovels. In 1871, by the con-
tinued efforts of Governor Safford, an elegant, airy roomned and nicely fur- nished school-house was built. During the same year, the "Sisters of St. Joseph " began a girls' school.
Aguirre P, propr Tucson, Arivaca and Altar stage line. Church Plaza
Ainsa Santiago, attorney at law, 221 Meyer
Alcala Guadalupe, groceries, 251 Meyer Alexander Mrs S, dressmaking, Meyer Allen L B, train dispatcher S P R R Allison & Son, groceries, 241 Convent Allis S M, civil engineer and U S deputy mineral surveyor, 206 Pennington
ANDRADE & POMPA, agts Tucson, Arivaca aud Altar Stage Line, Church Plaza
Angulo Gabriel, meat market, 429 Meyer
Aram Eugene W, attorney at law and notary public, cor Maiden Lane and Meyer
Arizona and California Lumber Co, J N Mason mer, nr depot
"ARIZONA CITIZEN" (daily and weekly), Brown & Whi more proprs, cor Church and Congress
"ARIZONA JOURNAL" (daily), Tucson Publishing Co, 16 Church Plaza
"ARIZONA MINING JOURNAL" (weekly), Tucson Publishing Co, 16 Church Plaza
"ARIZONA PUBLISHING CO," J A Whitmore pres, book and job printers and book binders, cor Con- gress and Church
' ARIZONA STAR" (daily and weekly), L C Hughes editor and propr, corner Congress and Church
Baker Mrs T J, dressmaker, 13 S Meyer BALCOM R G, hotel, cor Eleventh and Herbert
BALDWIN ROBT, brick mason, 501 Pennington
Barter G W, assistant editor " Arizona Star "
Bassler Mrs A, millinery, 217 Congress Bayer & Schwarz, brewery and park, foot of Pennington
Bean A A, division supt S P R R
BEGGS JAMES E & CO, stoves and tinware, 301 Meyer
BERGER J M, diamonds, watches and jewelry, 19 Congress
Berry W J, gunsmith, 14 Mesilla
BETZ JOSEPH, Mint Exchange Sa- loon, 107 Congress
Blaine W M, harnessmaker, 323 Meyer Bojorquez John, gen mdse, 437 Meyer
Bowker G H, supt Arizona Telephone Co, 16 Congress
GHAS. R. ALLEN, Agt. Pittsburg Coal Mf'g Co., 118 & 120 Beale St., S. F.
M. MADIGAN & CO. New York Horseshoeing Shop.
faction guaranteed. S. W. cor. Twelfth and West, Oakland. Horseshoeing promptly attended to. Interfering prevented. Satis-
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THE PALACE
TUCSON'S FAVORITE HOTEL.
CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT.
CHAS. A. SHIBELL, Having assumed control of this
FAMOUS POPULAR HOUSE
Does so with a firm determination to spare no effort to make it
The Foremost Hotel of Arizona !
In addition to its having the most central and convenient location in Tucson and commanding a Magnificent View of the City and its surroundings, THE. PALACE presents the following list of attractions that merit its claim to the title of "THE HOTEL OF TUCSON.
ELEGANT OFFICE, READING ROOM,
NEW BAR ROOM,
FIRST-CLASS LIQUORS,
BILLIARD ROOMS,
IMPORTED CIGARS,
TELEPHONE, CLUB ROOMS,
FIRST-CLASS BARKEEPERS.
COMMODIOUS AND WELL-FURNISHED ROOMS.
Large and Tasty Dining Room, Polite and Attentive Service.
THE TABLE
Furnished with all the Delicacies of the Season.
Concord Coach from Depot to Hotel Free of Charge. Concord Coach to and from all Trains. BOARD ... $2.00 to $5.00 per day, according to location of Room.
DAY BOARD. .. $7.00 per Week.
Special terms to families or parties desiring to stay any certain length of time. CHARLES A. SHIBELL, Proprietor.
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-Tucson. 295
ALPHABETICALLY.
TUCSON-Continued. .
Brewer A K, assayer, 5 Congress
BROWN GEO W, city editor "Ari- zona Citizen," cor Church and Con- gress
Brown H J, crockery, glassware, etc, paints, oils, etc, pistols, cutlery, etc, 103 Main
BROWN & WHITMORE, proprs "Arizona Citizen," cor Church and Congress
Brunier Mrs J, groceries, 401 Convent BUEHMAN & CO, photographers, 105 Congress
Buell James, attorney at law, 225 Meyer BUELL & VAN VOORHIES, attor- neys at law, 225 Meyer
Bullock & Morgan, livery stable, cor Sixth Ave and Congress
BURNS F H, city meat market, 205 Congress
Buttner A G, city marshal, 16 S Meyer Campbell Alex, attorney at law, cor Camp and Convent
Carr E M, attorney at law and notary public, 218 Pennington
Carr & Gregg, attorneys at law, 218 Pennington
Carre & Sander, 117 and 119 Congress Carreo Jesus, meat market, 254 Meyer Carrillo Teodosia, groceries, 436 Meyer Carroll James, livery stable, 414 Con- gress
Cason C, restaurant, cor Meyer and Camp
Cassell Mike, feed and sale stable Chapman Frank, painter
CHILDS S C, saloon, cor Church and Camp
Chillson L D, county surveyor, civil and mining engineer and notary pub- lic, 9 S Meyer
Clark C W, harness and saddlery, cor Main and Congress
Clensay W & Co, commission merchants, fruit and produce, cor Maiden Lane and Meyer
Clum Geo A, clerk district court, Court House
Colton E F, livery stable and corral, 333 Meyer
Corey F B, saloon, 101 Maiden Lane
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Paul Mo- roney propr, cor Pennington and Maine
Cousins Henry, register U S land office, 114 Camp
Cropper & Davis, carpenters, 4 Pearl Crosley J S, meat market, 208 Meyer
Cuen Francisco, harnessmaker and sad- dler, 311 Meyer
· Culver J P, civil engineer, 223 Congress
Czerwinsky T, dry goods and clothing, cor Main and Mesilla
Dailey C E, receiver U S land office, 114 Camp
DALTON & VASQUEZ, blacksmiths and wagonmakers, 317 and 319 Meyer· Davis Wm C, stoves and tinware, 100 Main
DEHART H M, chief clerk U S sur- veyor general's office
Delamo Juan, physician, 214 Main
DETOY CHAS, wholesale and retail groceries, cor Church Plaza and Me- silla
Diek Andrew, blacksmith, cor Court and Pennington
Dill T H & Co, chop house, 23 Congress Dixon J E, propr Russ House, 115 Camp
Dodge E S, lodging house, cor Penning- ton and Pearl
DONSING LOUIS, saloon, 108 Mesilla Downey Patrick, lodging house, 26 Camp
Drachman & Co, groceries, 350 Meyer Drake Chas R, county recorder, Court ·House
Durr Joseph. saloon, 9 Mesilla
EARLL, SMITH, CAMPBELL & ROBINSON, attorneys at law, cor Camp and Convent
Earll Warner, attorney at law, cor Camp and Convent
Etchells C T, blacksmith and wagon- maker, cor Pearl and. Congress
EVANS & WALKER, architects and builders, S Church adjoining Grand Hotel
Farley Hugh, county dist attorney, at- torney at law and notary public, cor Warner and Pennington
Farley & Pomroy, attorneys at law, cor' Warner and Pennington
Farrin & Marx, merchant tailors and clothing, 218 Meyer
Fish E N, flouring mills, 306 Main
Fitcher Mrs & Dinsmore Miss, dress- making, 220 Pennington
Fitch Theo G, mgr Singer Mfg Co, 209 Congress
FITCH THOMAS, attorney at law, office block Pennington
Fitzpatrick W F, carpenter
FLEISHMAN FRED & CO, drug- gists, cor Congress and Court
Follinsbee J, foreman S P R R repair shops
Foster & Hand, saloon
Fried I S, real estate and money brok- er, 400 Pennington
Ganz Wm, bakery, 115 Congress Garcia Antonio, meat market, 420
Meyer
PLAIN, SOLID GOLD to the Most Costly DIAMOND SETTING.
BLUESTONE A SPECIALTY. THE BLUESTONE AND REDUCTION WORKS, TOMBSTONE, A T.
2
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
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Garcia B, groceries and meat market, 701 Meyer
Gervais M, clerk probate court and real estate agt, 221 Meyer
GOLDBERG. ISAAC, wool, hides and pelts, also same Sombreretillo, Sonora, Mexico
Goldschmidt A & Co, furnishing goods, cor Congress and Church Plaza
GOLDSCHMIDT LEO, furniture and carpets, 236 Meyer
GOLDTREE I, saloon, 15 Congress Goldtree Joseph, cigars and tobacco, cor Congress and Meyer
Goodman A, groceries, cor Jackson and Convent
Gran Leopold & Co, bakery, 104 Camp GRAVES W DELA T, dentist, 20 Camp
Gregg F W, attorney at law, 218 Penn- ington
GROFF C F, plasterer and brick-layer, 319 Congress
Gruber J, gun and locksmith, 231 Meyer
Haefner H, saloon near depot
HALLAHAN T F & CO, saloon cor Church Plaza and Congress
HAMBURG J J, mgr for Wm Zeck- endorff, 12 Main
Handy J C, physician, 113 Congress
HARPER WM H, agt S P R R depot
HARRIS & SUTTON, groceries, 224 Congress
Haynes John, attorney at law, 224 Pen- nington
HAYNES & STILES, attorneys at law, 224 Pennington
Hereford B H, attorney at law, 223 Meyer
HEREFORD & ZABRISKIE, at- torneys at law, 223 Meyer
HEPBURN A T, druggist, 1 Con- gress cor of Main
HINKEL PHILIP, Buckeye Ex- change saloon, 226 Congress
Hittinger Anton, saloon, 201 Meyer
Holbrook Chas E, physician, 113 Con- gress
HOOPER WM B & CO, gen com- mission merchants and wholesale liquor dealers, cor Church Plaza and Mesilla
Horton Henry, wholesale liquors, 203 Congress
Horton W B. public administrator, cor Warner and Pennington
Huachuca Mining and Smelting Co, W B Scott supt, 12 Main
Hucke J G, saloon, 18 Mesilla
HUGHES L C, editor and propr "Ari- zona Star," cor Congress and Church -
Jacobs B M, cashier Pima County Bank, 18 Congress
Jacobs W M, assayer, 204 Pennington Jaramiyo Mateo, meat market
Johnson C H, lodging house, 633 Penn- ington
JOHNSON W L, lodging house, 411 Congress
KANE WM & CO, wholesale liquors and lubricating oils, 12 Mesilla
Katz Marcus, groceries and hardware, cor Congress and Meyer
Kauffman I, cigars and tobacco, 210 Meyer
Kaufman Bros, gen mdse, 339 and 341 Meyer
Kearon R E, mgr W U Tel Co, 106 Con- gress
Kilborn A D, master mechanic S P R R shops
KUCK JOHN JR, saloon and lodg- ings, 321 Meyer
Leatherwood R N, county treasurer
Lesure R G, saloon, cor Meyer and Con- gress
LIGHTHIZER H B, attorney at law, · 7 S Meyer
Lloyd Mrs H, restaurant, 22 Camp -
Loewenstein & Co, dry goods and cloth- ing, cor Meyer and Mesilla
Lord C H, postmaster and U S deposi- tary
Lyford L D, physician, 221 Congress Maddox J H & Co, books and stationery, 209 Meyer
MAGUIRE JOHN, saloon nr depot MANSFELD J S, stationery and
news, Mansfeld Block
Mason J N, mgr Arizona and California Lumber Co, nr depot
Matas N H, physician, 227 Main Mayr & Miltenberg, bakery, 11 Mesilla McCULLOCH HAMILTON, tailor, nr depot
McFADDEN & SERROT, mgrs for Woodhead & Gay, wholesale pro- duce, 212 Meyer
Menager H, new and second hand goods, 230 and 232 Meyer
MEREDITH J A, Key-stone Saloon, 400 Congress
MEYER CHAS H, justice of the peace, notary public and city recorder, 16 S Meyer
Meyer L & Co, gen mdse, cor Meyer and Mesilla
Millard L B, transfer line, 16 Congress MILLER F K, attorney at law and notary public, 110 Camp
Miller L, assistant observer U S signal office
Mills Jose, groceries, 425 Convent Monitor Silver Mining Co
H. WACHHORST,
Importer Fine Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Precious. .. Stones, 315. J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, BINDERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, OAKLAND, CAL.
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