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Hine F L, druggist
HIRSCH L & CO, gen mdse
Historical Society of New Mexico, Hon Wm G Ritch pres, Hon L Bradford Prince vice, David J Miller cor sec, Wm M Berger, rec sec
Houck A L & Co, beer bottlers
Howard J P, physician
HUSSEY W C, restaurant, saloon and lunch bar
Ilfeld & Co, dry goods, clothing, etc IRVINE ALEX G, hardware, stoves, iron pipe and metal roofing
Irvin Chas H, chief engineer Texas, Santa Fe and Northern R R Co Isaacs A, bootmaker Jones B F, agt Adams Express Co JONES WM L, mgr W U Tel Co
Kahn B & Co, tobacconist
Kanen P, gunsmith
KEESHAN JOHN P, physician KELLEM WM, fruits, candies, etc
Kendall & Davis, groceries
Kirchner August, meat market Klein N, tailor
Knaebel John H, attorney at law
Koch G D, hardware and lumber
Kohl Edwin C, clerk with J L French Ladd Horatio O, pres faculty Univer- sity of New Mexico
Lietke C W, restaurant
Longwill R H, physician
Lopez Rafael, gen mdse
Lowestzy Solomon, dry goods and gro- ceries
LUCAS S H & CO, watches and jew- elry and mfr Mexican filagree (see adv)
MAIR & DORWART, carpenters and builders Mammoth Con Mining, Milling and Smelting Co, Juan Delgado pres, John Watts sec
Martinez Anestacio, saloon
Martinez C, attorney at law
Martinez Gabreal, saloon
Martinez Romulo, sheriff
MAXFIELD & KOEHLER com- mission, farm and dairy produce (see adv)
McEvoy Thos, saloon and tailor McFarland F J, saloon McGregor F, architect
MCKENZIE W A, plumber and gas- fitter
McLEAN E J, wool and hides
MEXICAN MINING NEWS" (weekly), Chas W Greene editor and manager
Meyer Charles W, physician
MILLER DAVID J, translator and chief clerk U S surveyor-general's office
Miller David J, cor sec Historical Society Miller Joseph, painter Montezuma Hose Co
Montoge E, groceries and fruits MOTTLEY H B, concert hall
Munis Faustino, groceries
NASSAU W B, attorney at law, res Albuquerque
Neis Tony, supt Rocky Mt Detective Association
Newcomb S B, district attorney third judicial district
New Mexico Building and Improvement Co, Wm T Thornton pres, Wm M Berger sec
"NEW MEXICAN " (daily and week- ly), Charles W Greene editor and mgr Olinger John W, barber
Ortiz Gaspar, probate judge
Ortiz Gavino, groceries
Ortiz Gavino, justice of the peace
Ortiz Jose A, groceries
Padia Julian, groceries and fruits
Padill Eustaquio, justice of the peace
PALACE HOTEL, P Rumsey & Son proprs
Palen R J, assistant cashier First National Bank
Palmer James H, Minnehaha Saloon PEREA JOSE L, vice-pres First National Bank
PEARCE JOHN C, metallurgist and assayer Perkins W K, dentist
Pezet & Duenner, barbers
Picuris Mining Co, Charles H Irvin pres, Wm M Berger sec
POLATCH LOUIS, groceries
Pretz Henry, saloon
READ & CHACON, groceries and liquors
Read Benj M, interpreter and translator executive department
Reed & Bishop, restaurant
Reed S T, pres Santa Fe Bonanza Min- ing and Tunnel Co
Riegle G W, assayer
Risque John P, attorney at law
Ritch Wm G, territorial secretary
Robbins A O, furniture, queensware and undertaking
Rocky Mountain Detective Association, Tony Neis supt
Rodriques Antonio, carpenter
RUMSEY P & SON, proprs Palace Hotel Sandaval A, groceries
Sanderson's Stage Line to Espanola, Frank K Wyman, agt SANDFORD JOSEPH S, billiard hall
H. WACHHORST'S
Selection of JEWELRY is the Rarest in the State, No. 315 J' Street, Sacramento, Cal.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
THE COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
HAS THE FINEST Rooms in the City.
New Mexico-Santa Fe. 341 Stinson Joseph W, saloon Symington J, physician Santa Fe Bonanza Mining and Tunnel Co, S T Reed pres, G Gordon Posey sec TAFOYA LUIS, groceries TAMMONY U, Union Restaurant Tate W W, bakery Santa Fe Academy, under the auspices of the Educational Association of N M, Max Frost sec Sandobal J M, saloon Staab Z & Bro, gen mdse, wholesale and retail "SANTA FE DEMOCRAT" (daily Taylor & Hogle, groceries and provi- sions and weekly), J G Albright publisher and editor (see adv) TAYLOR JOHN, blacksmith and ALPHABETICALLY. wagonmaker Santa Fe and Golden Stage and Express Line Territorial Bureau of Immigration, Hon Santa Fe Hook and Ladder No 1, Wm M Berger foreman, S H Lucas assistant foreman, F H Saunders sec L Bradford Prince pres Texas, Santa Fe and Northern R R Co, C H Gildersleeve sec Thomas Benjamin, Pueblo agt, and gen agt U S Indian affairs in New Mexico Thomson Jolin H, sec Territorial Bureau of Immigration Santa Fe Progress and Improvement Co, Arthur Boyle sec and treas Santa Fe Water & Improvement Co, E Andrews pres, W H Bushmore sec Thornton W T, attorney at law Sargent C B, dentist TILGHMAN T F, night editor "New Mexican SARGENT & PERKINS, dentists Schakel J H, barber Tompkins R H, attorney at law Schuepple & Miller, bakery and gro- University of New Mexico, Hon Henry G Atkinson pres, Wm M Berger sec, Prof Horatio O Ladd, pres faculty ceries SCHUMANN J G, boots and shoes SCHWATZ ED, Alhambra liquor and UTTER CHAS H, propr Little Church Club Rooms billiard saloon Second National Bank, L Spiegelberg Utter Geo H & Co, Mining Exchange and Assay office pres, John Watts cashier PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. Sedgwick Jay, attorney at law and no- Utter S A, saloon and dance hall tary public faction guaranteed. S. W. cor. Twelfth and West, Oakland. Horseshoeing promptly attended to. Interfering prevented. Satle- VARDEN & VARNEY, mining en- gineers, surveyers and assayers SELIGMAN BROS, dry goods, cloth- ing, boots and shoes, hats and caps, Wade Edward C, attorney at law millinery goods and notions WALDO HENRY L, attorney at law Walker & Howard, physicians Walker J N, physician Seligman B, vice-president Texas, Santa Fe & Northern R R Co Sena Leandro, blacksmith Walthall N E, agt Wells, Fargo & Co's Sena Major J D, attorney at law Express Sena Pablo, bootmaker WARNER W J, attorney at law, min- Sena S, saloon ing cases a specialty Sepp Joseph, saloon WARREN H L, attorney at law SHELDON LIONEL A, Governor of Watts John, cashier Second National Bank New Mexico SHELBY, SWOPE & CO, livery and Wedeles Bros, wholesale grocers Omnibus Stable and Transfer Co, Ex- change Hotr. (near post-office) Weltmer & Clark, books, stationery and news Sherman John Jr, U S marshal Wheeler & Randall, architects WHITNEY JAMES G, capitalists Shields I A, barber Siebers F S, physician Whitney Wm, produce Silva J A, groceries Wiegand F W, bootmaker Silva Miguel, groceries William C M, druggist Silva Miguel, county treasurer Wolf Albert D, attorney at law SINGER MANUFACTURING CO, Woodside W S, notary public J M Doud agt Wyman Frank K, agt J L Sanderson & Čo's stages Slough W M, physician Smith G A, U S internal revenue col- lector Smith John, watchmaker and gunsmith FINE PRINTING, Spiegelberg Brothers, gen mdse Address, PACIFIC PRESS, Spiegelberg L, pres 2d National Bank SPIEGELBERG SOL, wholesale and retail gen mdse and pres board county commissioners 12th and Castro Streets, OAKLAND, CAL. 527 Commercial Street, SAN FRANCISCO.
M. MADIGAN & CO. New York Horseshoeing Shop.
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Wellington and Scotch Coal, 118 and 120 Beale St., S. F.
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New Mexico-Santa Fe.
S. B. ELKINS, President. W. W. GRIFFIN, Cashier.
1750. JOSE L. PEREA, Vice-President. R. J. PALEN, Assistant Cashier.
Correspondents in New York : First National Bank, and Donnell, Lawson & Co.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SANTA FE.
Authorized Capital $300,000
Capital paid in $150,000
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY. SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO.
JOHN AYERS. DAVID N. CATANACH.
CATANACH & CO.
MINING BUREAU & REAL ESTATE AGENCY. SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO.
We are old residents and flatter ourselves that we'are well posted in regard to the resources of the Territory. Our extensive acquaintance with representative and practical men of the coun- try enables us to transact business entrusted to us to advantage and with promptness.
We buy and sell Mines, Real Estate, Stocks, etc. Take charge of property for non-residents; collect rents and debts, make articles of incorporation, deeds, mortgages, and other legal docu- ments. Give advice as to good locations and investments. Titles examined. Land Grants a specialty. Correspondence solicited.
S. H. LUCAS. G. W. HICKOX.
S. H. LUCAS & CO.,
Manufacturers of
MEXICAN:
FILIGREE JEWELRY Santa Fe and Silver City, New Mexico.
The Manufacture of Filigree Jewelry, by native workmen, being a spe- cialty in our business, and many persons having expressed a desire to wit- ness the process, we hereby extend a cordial invitation to all who may visit this city to call (presenting this card) and give us the pleasure of showing them through our factory.
New Mexico-Santa Fe.
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EDGAR CAYPLESS, U. S. Commissioner.
M. A. BREEDEN, Notary Public.
CAYPLESS & BREEDEN,
ATTORNEYS
- AND COUNSELORS at LAW,
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Will practice in all Territorial and U. S. Courts. Associates and Correspondents in all parts of the Territory.
D. A. COVERT, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon: Santa Fe. New Mexico.
OFFICE : Next door West of Judge Prince's Residence.
Clarendon House.
MRS. ANCA CURD, PROPRIETRESS.
JUDGE PRINCE'S BLOCK, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
FIRST-CLASS BOARDING By the Week or Month.
T. S. FLOYD, M. D.,
(HARVARD UNIVERSITY.) Formerly of the U. S. Army,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Will give special attention to Operative Surge- ry, and to the diseases of Women. Consulting and Operative Calls to neighboring towns attended to at reasonable rates.
OFFICE HOURS :- 9 to 12 A. M .. 2 to 5, except absent Professionally. Santa Fe, New Mexico.
First Premium at First Territorial Fair at Albuquerque, N. M. FRANCISCO ABEYTIA. Awarded to ANICETO C. ABEYTIA.
F. ABEYTIA & BRO.
Manufacturers and Dealers in
MEXICAN GOLD AND SILVER FILIGREE
JEWELRY
Near Exchange Hotel, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
We take pleasure in informing the public generally that we are the only Native Manufacturers and Dealers in Mexican Gold and Silver Jewelry in the City.
Watches, Chains, Bracelets, Rings, Breastpins, Earrings, Etc.
Our Stock is the largest and finest in the Territory, and as we have better facilities than any other house for manufacturing, we can afford to sell at lower figures.
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· New Mexico-Santa Fe.
E. M. KOEHLER.
A. J. MAXFIELD. MAXFIELD & KOEHLER
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCE, Poultry, Vegetables, Butter, Eggs, etc. San Francisco St., near Exchange Hotel, SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO.
THE SANTA FE Daily and Weekly Democrat,
As its name indicates, will be an exponent of Democratic principles. Its columns will be largely occupied in discussing political matter of general and local interest.
In the collection of Local News THE DEMOCRAT will aim at excellence.
MINING NEWS
Will receive that careful attention which the importance of the subject demands. J. G. ALBRIGHT, Editor and Publisher.
SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO.
OPENED OCTOBER, 1881.
FIRST-CLASS IN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS.
P. RUMSEY & SON. :
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
C. BILICKE, Proprietor. EUROPEAN PLAN.
New Mexico-Santa Fe-Silver City. ALPHABETICALYL.
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LITTLE CHURCH ON THE CORNER,
Opposite the Santa Fe Bakery, Santa Fe, New Mexico. CHARLES UTTER, Proprietor.
CLUB ROOM IN CONNECTION. A full stock of IMPORTED WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
Recommended by artistic taste, by the laboring world; by the Medicul Profession; by common sense und experience.
ESSELBACH & WINGATE, Merchandise Brokers
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE CO. FOR NEW MEXICO.
Dealers in Parts, Findings, Oils, Needles, Attachments, etc., for all kinds of Machines. First Premium at Albuquerque, and everywhere.
Palace Avenue, under New Mexican Office, P. O. Box 120, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Send Post-office address for Price List and Illustrations.
JOHN C. PEARCE,
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Metallurgist and Assayer
Mineral Claims, Surveying, and Loca- } Analysis a Specialty. tion on Coal Lands made.
Mining Property Examined.
Sapello,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
Goeke Henry, gen mdse Goeke & Vigil, saw-mill Romero Manuel, varieties Vadried & Lujan, saw-mill
Seboyeta,
BERNALILLO COUNTY.
Apodaco Jose R, gen mdse
Silver City,
GRANT COUNTY.
Bennett & Bagley, drugs and gen mdse Black & Co, lumber
Bottom C F, butcher
Chard R J, fruits Cohen J N, gen mdse Evans & Holt, hotel Gilbert H D, milliner Grant Co Bank, Nuton Bradley mgr Higbee R B, gen mdse
Hull E M & Son, harness
Kane & Spect, saloon
LUCAS S H & CO, watches and jew- elry and manufacturers of Mexican filigree jewelry (see adv in Santa Fé department)
Luke Bros, liquors and cigars
Maher Martin, grocer
Meredith & Ailman, gen mdse
Merson & Marriage, livery
Morrill & Co, gen mdse
Harker & Gerald, saloon
Porter & Crawford, gen mdse
Shutz Bros, gen mdse Swan.R, butcher
durable machine in the world.
The DOMESTIC stands at the head. The handsomest aud lightest, running. Most.
ECLIPSE SELF-REGULATING INCUBATORS.
SON, 319 Market Street, San Francisco. Send stamp for Circular and Price List, G. G. WICK-
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Agt. Pittsburg Coal Mf'g Co., 118 & 120 Beale St., S.F.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
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New Mexico-Socorro. ALPHABETICALLY.
916 Broadway, bet. 8th and 9th, Oakland.
Timmer Louis, hotel Treusdell, Lyons & Co, gen mdse Walker W, tailor Wilson & Spaulding, tinners
Socorro,
SOCORRO COUNTY.
County seat; situated 977 miles south- west of Kansas City, and 160 miles from Santa Fé. Elevation 4,665 feet. Population nearly 3,000. Proposed site for the junction of the New Mexican Central and Southern Railway with the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fé. So- corro is a good business town, being the supply depot and shipping point for a large scope of stock and mining country. The town has a first-class hotel, kept by George F. Brown. It is situated facing the plaza, with beautiful shade-trees, making a pleasant resort on warm sum- mer days. Stages leave the house for White Oaks, Magdalena and the Black Range.
Abeitia Antonio Y M, gen mdse ABERNATHY H J, physician
AMERICAN HOUSE, G W Hunt propr ARRINGTON L C, Oasis Saloon
Asche & Hilton, furnishing goods, boots and shoes
BACA. JUAN JOSE, gen mdse and probate judge
Baca Pedro A, gen mdse
Baldwin & McCullough, produce
Barduhn John, merchant tailor
BARTLETT F G & CO, saloon
Bass E A, photographer
Baum L & Co, gen mdse
BECKWITH D A, pres Miner Publish- ing Co
Bishop A T, physician
Blanchard & Co, gen mdse
BOSS J E & CO, mining, P O box 204 BRAY ARTHUR, lumber
Brooks J D, attorney at law
Browne, Manzanares & Co, wholesale grocers
BROWN GEO F, propr Park House BURFEIND J H, Huber & Co
Burk Moses, groceries & bakery Camfill & Hamel, meat market
Campbell H C, attorney at law Case & Wallace, real estate and mine brokers and assayers
Chavez J M, county clerk and recorder Chavez Joaquin & Bro, gen mdse Coleman J S, restaurant
CONKLIN MRS M C, propr Socorro " Sun "
COTTER & COTTER, the Cabinet Saloon
Crollard Jules, civil engineer
CROUCH R, ("Sandy Bob") Black Range Stage Line
Danforth C W, dentist
Daum J, wholesale liquors and cigars
Davis & Co, druggists
De Baun Wm T, attorney at law
Dickinson H C, assayer
Dougherty J, attorney at law and notary public
Drake Bros, clothing
Eaton E W, druggist and U S deputy marshal
Egger John, harnessmaker
ELDERTON WM, blacksmith and wagonmaker
Emerson M B, civil engineer
Finley H M, contractor and builder
Fischer M, gen mdse
FITTS BROS, California Chop House Fleeman Thos J & Co, merchant tailors Franklin W G, gen mgr New Mexico Central and Southern R R Gallagher P H, mgr W U Tel Co
Garcia & Baca, gen mdse
Garcia Juan N, gen mdse
GAUSE CHAS, Park Livery Stable and Bus Line
Gillespie P H, contractor and builder
Grenawalt M A, saloon
Hagan Albert, attorney at law
Hagan & Dougherty, attorneys at law
Hensen Henry, pres Socorro County Bank
HENSON & CO, groceries
Herrin & Co, restaurant
Holmes J M, agt A, T & S FR R and Well, Fargo & Co's Express
Hoyt Bros, druggists
HUBER & CO, mining engineers, as- sayers and surveyors
Hult E G, bakery
Huning L & H & Goebel, groceries
HUNT G W, American House
Jacobs S, clothing
Juda M, dry good and clothing
LAPHAM, DIMICK & HURD, dry goods and clothing
Leavitt & Watson, lumber and hard- ware Lewelling Stage Co, J W Lewelling agt LOCKWOOD W G, billiard hall and saloon
LONGUEMARE CHAS, sec Miner Publishing Co
Luna A J, county treasurer
Maynard, Hensley & Co, hardware and furniture McCLINTICK & MCDOUGAL, proprs " Socorro Daily News"
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Wellington and Scotch Coal, 118 and 120 Beale St .. S. F.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
A. STEIN, PROFESSIONAL TAILOR. Suits to Order from $25 to $60. Latest Style.
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal
New Mexico-Socorro. 347
ALPHABETICALLY.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
McClusky & Geisler, saloon McDONALD MRS A L, propr Nicollet Hotel
MCFARLAND R E, attorney at law McMAHAN J C, physician MINER PUBLISHING CO, D A Beck with pres
Montoya Andres, sheriff
Moore Alfred, attorney at law
Moore & Shaw, attorneys at law
Morrison W P, real estate agent
Murphy James, saloon
Naw Andrew, blacksmith and wagon- maker
NICOLLET HOTEL, Mrs A L Mc- Donald propr
O'Connor Miss Lizzie, millinery and dressmaking
PARK HOUSE, Geo F Brown propr Parks S C Jr, clerk district court
PHELPS J & CO, gents' furnishing goods and groceries
Pino E, groceries
Pino Leandro, dry goods
Platt J W, groceries
PRATT WM S, civil and mining en- gineer and U Ś deputy mineral sur- veyor
Price Bros, gen mdse
Ring Wm M, agt Adam's Express Co
Robinson H A, groceries and produce Rosenfield I, liquors
Russell S A, furniture
Shaw J M, attorney at law and notary public
Sherman W N, physician
SHIELDS E G, civil engineer and chief engineer N M C & SR R
Simmons T E, assayer
Simpson P A, notary public, civi and mining engineer
SMITH A, books, stationery and jewelry
SMITH W J, carpenter and builder Socorro County Bank, Geo G Stiles cashier
' SOCORRO DAILY NEWS," McClintick & McDougal proprs
" SOCORRO MINER " (weekly and semi-weekly), Miner Publishing Co pubs
"SOCORRO SUN " (weekly), Mrs M C Conklin propr
Sowers Geo M, postmaster and physi- cian
STEWARD ALBERT, barber
Stiles Geo G, cashier Socorro County Bank
Sturgis & Kelly, real estate, insurance and mining agts
Valiquette Alfred, barber
Valiquette Louis, barber
Walker A C, physician
Walker A D, attorney at law
Walker & Simpson, mining and real estate brokers
Wallace H C. notary public
WALZ & DAWLEY, meat market
Ward G E, saloon
Woodman Geo W., gen mdse
PARK HOUSE,
GEORGE F. BROWN PROPRIETOR.
FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
West Side of Plaza, Socorro, New Mexico. SPECIAL RATES TO MINERS.
CHAS. GAUSE, PARK STAGE, LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLES
All kinds of Live Stock bought and Sold.
Omnibus and Baggage Wagon to all trains.
HOVEVAU2
ZAT2 O3TIMO
Southwest Corner Plaza. Socorro, New Mexico.
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Chase River and Sydney Coal, 118 & 120 Beale St., S. F.
ROASTING and MILLING of REFRACTORY ORES, by the Bluestone & Reduction Works, Tombstone, A. T.
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New Mexico-Socorro.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
G. W. HUNT.
- - Proprietor.
SOCORRO, NEW MEXICO. Two Blocks from Railroad Depot.
Only Hotel in the New Town-first-class. Good accommodations and terms reasonable. Good Sample Room for commercial men.
HUBER & CO., MINING ENGINEERS
ASSAYERS AND SURVEYORS.
SOCORRO, NEW MEXICO, LEADVILLE, COLORADO, P. O. Box 66. P. O. Block, Rooms 12 and 14. P. O. Box 1714.
Superintend and examine mining, mill and furnace property. Furnish plans and superintend the erection of all kinds of mining machinery, survey and obtain patents. Assay ores and give advice as to best mode of treating same. Refer to Billings & Eilers, Smelters, Leadville, Colo .; Stevens & Leiter, Mine Owners, Leadville, Colo .; A. H. Meyer, Manager and Metallurgist: St. Louis S. & R. Co., St. Louis; Germania S. &. R. Co., Salt Lake City.
J. H. BURFEIND, H. HUBER, C. E. and MI. E.,
Chemist. United States Deputy Mineral Surveyor.
A. SMI Diamonds and Filigree Jewelry WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY, Notions, Stationery and Musical Instruments, Post Office Building, Socorro, New Mexico.
Orders by Mail Promptly Attended to.
WM. S. PRATT,
CIVIL MINING ENGINEER.
All Descriptions of Engineering and Surveying promptly executed. Satisfaction guaranteed. Also,
UNITED STATES DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR. Office, Socorro, N. M. P. O. Box 151.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
EUROPEAN PLAN. First-Class.
New Mexico-Socorro-Tularosa. ALPHABETICALLY.
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M. MADIGAN & CO., New York Horseshoeing Shop. Nicolett Hotel, MRS. A. L. McDONALD. - - - Proprietor. Socorro, N. M. Newly Furnished Throughout Transient and Commercial Travel Solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. South Fork, Harti Charles, grocer Kittredge W A, physician and drugs LINCOLN COUNTY. Lieberts Aloys, grocer McClure W L, gen mdse Montolla Nicanor, saloon Blazer J H, gen mdse and saw-mill Carter W J, physician Maxwell G W (agent), gen mdse Pope & Anglada, butchers Rand Charles, gen mdse Romero M, grocer Santistevan John, gen mdse Slindt Frederick, flour-mill Taylor John E, physician Springer, COLFAX COUNTY. Bloch Henry, gen mdse Tecolote, faction guaranteed. S. W. cor. Twelfth and West, Oakland. Colbert Patrick, saloon Houx B F, lumber SAN MIGUEL COUNTY. Howell A J, livery Ellsworth W F, gen mdse Jackson Mrs, hotel Winternitz David (also Anton Chico), Pasco Mrs, hotel gen mdse Porter & Clouthier, gen mdse Shaffer John, butcher Yeager M A & Co, gen mdse and saloon Tierra Amarilla, RIO ARRIBA COUNTY. Eldodt Nathan, gen mdse Sweetwater, Eturiago Alfonso, gen mdse Martinez & Delgardo, gen mdse Miguel Chavez, gen mdse COLFAX COUNTY. Barnard F B, sheep-raiser Quintana Juan Andreas, gen mdse Seth Theo, flour and saw-mill Taos, Tiptonville, MORA COUNTY. TAOS COUNTY. Ilfeld Chas, gen mdse Tipton S E, gen mdse Barela Guadalupe, grocer Barron Bonifacio, gen mdse Clothier Joseph, gen mdse Danciger Simon, gen mdse Tularosa, Dibble Henry, hotel and saloon DONA ANA COUNTY. Gallegos A & Bro, gen mdse Grubb Geo, mill Coglan P, gen mdse and flour-mill Gusdorf Alex, gen mdse and mill Dowling Wm & Co, gen mdse PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. Hors shoeing promptly attended to. Interfering prevented. Satis-
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Agt. Pittsburg Coal Mf'g Co., 118 & 120 Beale St., S. F.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
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New Mexico-Ute Creek-White Oak. ALPHABETICALLY.
Ute Creek, COLFAX COUNTY. Harms N, boots and shoes Pearson John, gen mdse Rand Charles J, gen mdse Victoria, DONA ANA COUNTY. Moreno E & Son, gen mdse Watrous, MORA COUNTY. Brownell & Howell, hotel Calhoun M, livery stable HARNEY CHAS E, agt Wells, Fargo & Co's Express Kronig Wm, ice dealer (wholesale) Rice J B, gen mdse 12th and Castro Streets, OAKLAND. AWY ESTIMATES ON APPLICATION. PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. P ACIFIC PRESS
St Vrain B M, gen mdse Sparks Wm, physician Wallace J F, editor and propr "Pioneer" Watrous S B & Son, gen mdse Wildenstein C W, notary public
White Oak,
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Dorges D A, blacksmith
Foster & Doyle, saloon
Hudgens W H, saloon Janes A M, gen mdse
Lampson Bros, books and stationery
Lampson J W, drugs and cigars Lane A G, physician
Lea Frank H, gen mdse Morton A W, grocer
Robson, Bogard & Young, grocer.
Tomlinson James A (also Lincoln) drugs Whiteman & Cohen, gen mdse Williams Samuel, saloon
PUBLISHING HOUSE.
527 Commercial Street SAN FRANCISCO.
Book PRINTING JOB
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING AND BOOKBINDING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE.
FIRST-CLASS WORK. SQUARE DEALING.
REASONABLE PRICES.
Address all Orders to 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.
Texas-El Paso. 351 TEXAS. ALPHABETICALLY. El Paso, papers-The Lone Star, formerly called Thirty-four, The Daily EL PASO COUNTY. Independent, about to be en- larged and contain daily dis- patches, the Herald and the Times. The newspaper men complain of a dearth of local items since the installations of the present peace officers. With all its advantages, El Paso has a brilliant future to look for- ward to., Situated on the Rio Grande River, immediately opposite the old Mexican town of El Paso del Norte, and fifteen miles from Ysleta, the county seat. El Paso del Norte is a large town, ex- tending twenty-one miles along the river bank, and affords con- siderable trade for its American neighbors. El Paso enjoys rail- road connections north, south (through Mexico), east and west, being the most promising center west of Kansas City. It is also the Customs headquarters for the trade between Mexico and the AUSTIN W H, cashier State Baldbridge J W, restaurant National Bank United States. Its present pop- ulation is estimated at 3,500, and Barsalou E, painter rapidly increasing. Building is brisk and the price of town lots BASSETT O T, lumber and is advancing at an astonishing grain (see adv) rate, and indeed the enhance- Beneke & Pierce, hardware, stores, etc Binder Joseph, Tivoli Beer Hall Blacher, Flood & Bailey, attor- neys at law ment would seem to be war- ranted by the lively demand. The population is decidedly cos- mopolitan, and some of its make- up is crude; but law and order BORRADAILE MRS G C, mil- has been preserved of late by linery, dressmaking and fancy goods (see adv) the authorities in such a manner as to command the emulation of Boissellier Julius, brewery and distillery some of the neighboring towns of New Mexico and Arizona. BOON H C, agt Adams Express Co El Paso is as quiet, except as regards the bustle of trade, as BUCKLER J A, attorney at law and notary public any town in the West. The town possesses a bank-the State National-and four news- ADAMS EXPRESS CO, H C Boon agt ASHBRIDGE GEORGE, palace barber shop and baths Calisher J, California Store, gen mdse HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Ca !. ASSAYING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. C. J. DUVAL, TOMBSTONE, A. T.
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