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H. WACHHORST, Jeweler, 315 J St., Sacramento.
Sign of the. TOWN CLOCK.
Try the COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
Conducted on the European Plan.
Southern Colorado-Manitou Springs-Pueblo. ALPHABETICALLY.
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house was formerly the Manitou Mansions, and is the largest of the hotels in Manitou. The house has rooms for 250 guests, and controls numerous cottages. The Barker Hotel is centrally located, and is opposite the Sho- shone and other springs. The proprietor, Hon. C. W. Barker, is an old and experienced hotel man, and does all in his power to make his house a home for all. The Cliff House has the advantage of lying at the very gate-way of Ute Pass and the entrance to . William's Cañon, with its Cave of the winds, and in the center of the numerous springs. A thickly foliaged park in front of the house .con- tains the Soda Springs and one iron ispring, with a pretty pa- vilion amid the trees. The pro- prietor, Mr. E. E. Nichols, his wife and assistants, will do all in their power to make the " Cliff" a pleasant, cheerful place for all who will stop with them.
Aux & Smith, livery stable BARKER C W, propr Barker's Hotel
BEEBEE F W, propr Beebee House
Bush H C, agt D, & R G Ry
Cook W L, carpenter and builder
Cree A, blacksmith
Creighton Ed P, billiard room
Davis Isaac, druggist
Fleming Robert, restaurant
Greene E W & Co, bakery and groceries
Holt & Law, meat market
Hutchinson A & Co, livery stable
JENNINGS S B, propr Manitou House®
Jerome Wm W, attorney at law
Kuhn John, restaurant
Leddy M A & Co, gen mdse Leibold Chas E, barber
Leibold Chas M, Iron Springs hack
LEONARD MRS H A, physician.
and mineral baths
Lort Frank, painter
McEwen G B, varieties
McMillan A E, physician
Miller & Co, livery, feed and sale stables
NICHOLS E E, propr Cliff House
Norris Hart, propr Norris House ROGERS W H, propr Sunnyside Cottage Hotel
Rowe A A, druggist
Stevens Mrs Daniel, livery stable
Stormer H W & Co, photogra- phers
Weber G P, bootmaker
Weniger M, groceries, furnishing goods, liquors and cigars
Williams A B, postmaster, real estate agt, and agt Colorado Telephone Cob
Winfield Geo F, mgr W U Tel Co
Pueblo,
PUEBLO COUNTY.
Has a population of about 7,000, and is the county seat. It is situated on the banks of the Arkansa's River, near its junction with the Fountain Qui Boille. Besides having direct communication with the East by the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fé R R., and being a station on the Denver and Rio Grande, it has railroad commun- ication with Leadville by the last-named road. It is in the very heart of the richest agri-
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Anthracite & Cumberland Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S F.
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PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates
IMPERIAL Ecc FOOD will Make Hens Lay.
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319 Market Street, San Francisco 4 by the Trade. or address G. G. WICKSON,
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
450
Southern Colorado-Pueblo. ALPHABETICALLY.
A. STEIN MAKES ALL FADED CLOTH APPEAR AS NEW. 916 Broadway, bet. 8th and 9th, Oakland.
cultural region of Southern Colorado, is the principal city of that section, and has advan- tages in traffic that are excep- tionally fine, the whole mineral district to the west being, by force of circumstances, reliant upon it for supplies. It was, a brief period since, one of that class of towns which, in the history of Colorado, was styled "an adobe," but the advance of civil- ization, has in a great measure replaced them with substantial and sightly buildings. The city is situated on a wide and level plateau, at an altitude of 6,000 feet above the sea level, has a cosmopolitan population, a cer- tain proportion of whom are Mexicans, and is regarded as an unusually healthy place. Its growth, while not characterized by that thrift which is so notice- able in some mining towns of the State, is of a permanent and gradual nature. There are sev- eral places of industry in the town, prominent among which are the rolling mills and smelt- ing works. The churches and schools are well attended, and the papers, the Chieftain and the Pueblo News (both having daily and weekly editions), are ably conducted, and are in a prosperous condition.
The. Lindell House, a fine three-story brick, is kept by Mr. Geo. T. Breed, a fine and genial gentleman, and of whom the common saying is fully true, " He knows how to keep a hotel." The Mt. Pleasant Hotel, kept by the Kircher Bros., is pleasantly located, one block from the business portion of the
city, upon a high knoll overlook- ing the entire town.
Ahlstrom Chas, assayer, 107 High
American House, J M Murphy mgr, Second
Anderson Joseph, restaurant, Union ave
Andrews J V & Co, wholesale groceries, 301 Santa Fe ave Arkush F, groceries, crockery, etc, 401 Santa Fe ave
Arthur John, blacksmith, cor Front and Santa Fe ave Austin Charles, second-hand goods, 208 Santa Fe ave
Baldoni Peter, groceries, Fifth Ballard S S, watchmaker and jeweler, 401} Santa Fe ave
Barndollar Ferd & Co, mining and real estate, 412 Santa Fe ave
Barndollar & Hatton, groceries, 326 Santa Fe ave
Bartlett E C, blacksmith and sale stable, High
Baskett John, boarding-house, cor Third and Court
Bauer Charles, saloon, cor Main and Union ave
Bauskett John, attorney at law and real estate agent, 326 Santa Fe ave
Beatus Jacob, wholesale liquors, 228 Santa Fe ave
Bennett E J, attorney at law, Santa Fe ave
Bennett J H & Co, hardware, stoves, tinware, plumbers and gasfitters, 513 Santa Fe ave Bergerman M, clothing, 309 Santa Fe ave
Berry A P, county judge, Court House Berry Julius, clothing, 316 Santa Fe ave
H. WACHHORST
Repairs Chronometers, Watches, and Clocks, at Short Notice. 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
Southern Colorado-Pueblo. ALPHABETICALLY.
451
Blunt Mark L, register U S Castle E J, notary public, 412
land office, 404 Santa Fe ave
Boob Paul, saloon, 223 Santa Fe ave
BORST W W, supt Western Division
Bower Fred, butcher, Union ave Bowman & Milliken, wood-yard and pumpmakers, Third nr Main
Boydston Frank, city clerk, Fifth
Bradford A A, county attorney, Santa Fe ave
Bradford, M G, deputy clerk U S district court, cor Main and Sixth
Bradford, Murray & Bradford, attorneys, at law, Santa Fe ave
Bradford Thos A, attorney at law, Santa Fe ave
Bradley U, agt A, T & S F RR, depot
Brady & Hair, cigars and to- bacco, 324 Santa Fe ave
Brayton E, insurance and real estate agt and notary public, 326 Santa Fe ave
Breed Geo T, propr Lindell Hotel, 501-507 Santa Fe ave Burdick & Otero, watchmakers and jewelers, 411 Santa Fe ave Butler F H, mgr for H T&Van Denbergh & Co, 204 Santa Fe ave
Cahill Jerry, pawnbroker, 209 Santa Fe ave
Cain T D, fruits and candies Campbell J S, propr Laclede House, Fifth near High
Campbell W O, railroad ticket broker, 416 Santa Fe ave
Carlile James N, county treas- urer, Court House
Carpenter A V, boots and shoes, 405 Santa Fe ave
Santa Fe ave
Castle E J & Co, insurance and real estate agts, 412 Santa Fe ave
Christie R J, physician, 320 Santa Fe ave
Clancey & Smiley, saloon, Union ave
Clark E R, varieties, 504 Santa Fe ave
Coats -, physician, Fifth Collins J W, physician
"COLORADO CHIEFTAIN"
(daily and weekly), J J Lam- bert propr. Fourth
Colorado Lumber Co, J C Ward mgr, Union ave
Cooper & Todd, architects, cor Main and Sixth
Corbin A A, physician, Union ave
Corder A, druggist, 320 Santa Fe ave
Corkish & Kearny, contractors and builders
Corkish R, bakery, High or Sixth
Cornell & Johnson, proprs O K Hotel, 221 Santa Fe ave
Cowles C A, undertaker and cor- oner, First
Craven & Christie, physicians, 320 Santa Fe ave
Craven J T, physician, 320 Santa Fe ave
Crawford John T, county clerk and recorder, Court House
Cross Geo H. editor " Pueblo News," cor Fourth and Main
Dale C, pawnbroker and second-
hand goods, 210 Santa Fe ave Davis B F, saloon, 314 Santa Fe ave
De Vry Mrs Anna, groceries, High Doolittle J K, dry goods, 408 Santa Fe ave
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.
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.
Douglass D, druggist, 422 Santa Fe ave Ford, Walsh & Co, wholesale liquors, 202 Santa Fe ave Drake W F, mgr W U Tel Co, 452 406 Santa Fe ave. Freund I, groceries, crockery and fruits, 403 Santa Fe ave Gallup S C, saddlery, Santa Fe ave , 12009 Southern Colorado-Pueblo. ALPHABETICALLY. Dugan P J, stenographer, 415 Santa Fe ave Duke J B, groceries, 317 Santa Feave Gandolpho J R & Co, fruits and confectionery, 321: Santa Fe ave Dunbaugh Geo J, county as- sessor, Court House Gann. G L L & Co, clothing, 322 Santa Fe ave Dunbaugh & Joy, wholesale fruits and produce, cor Main Garber J R, physician, 314 San- ta Fe ave and Seventh Dupps Otto, saloon cor Second Gardner & Dalliff, saloon, Fourth Geils A & Co, Rocky Mountain saloon, Union ave and Main Earle Geo W, acting agt D & R G. Ry's Express and Wells, Gill & Co, second-hand ¿goods, 117 Santa Fe ave Fargo & Co's Express, 524 Santa Fe ave Gilson J, groceries, 121 High 319 Market Street, San Francisco. Ellis & Dagner, saloon, 308 Glass Samuel, propr Sherman Santa Fe ave House, cor Second and Court Gordon Samuel A, saloon, 215 Santa Fe ave 1 st Englehart & Heilman, restau- rant, Union ave - Fairbanks & Campbell, saloon Graham & McCafferty, hay and grain, 101 High ¿. and furnished rooms, 416 Santa Fe ave Greenlee, Drake &HCo, marble works, Union ave. Fairbanks C H, barber, cigars and tobacco, Santa Fe ave Griffin & Patrick, saloon, corner East Front and Santa Fe ave Griffin T E, city marshal, Santa Fe ave Field B B, vice pres First Na- tional Bank, 325 Santa Fe ave First National Bank, M D Thatcher cashier, 325 Santa Fe ave Gulick & McQuin, saloon, Union ave Hall Miss Mattie, dressmaking, 409'Santa Fe ave Fish E P, constable, 312 Santa Fe ave Hamblin & Gillett mdse brokers, Fist Julius & Co, wholesale liquors and cigars, 310 Santa Fe ave 206 Santa Fe ave Hamiltons (W B & Jack Ham- ilton), hack line and livery stable, 114 and 116, Santa Fe ave Fitch M H, pres Stockgrowers' National Bank and receiver U S land office, 413 Santa Hard & Overton, soda factory, cor Fourth and Greenwood Fe ave Flehr H, tailor and cigars and tobacco, 407 Santa Fe ave . Hart C 'J, attorney at law and - justice of the peace, 321 Santa Foote A C, notary public and sec Pueblo Building and Loan Haynes W H, restaurant, 416 Santa Fe ave Association, cor 6th and Main Fe ave POULTRY BREEDERS' SUPPLIES. Incubators, Egg Food. Bone Meal, etc., etc. Address G. G. WICKSON. PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal Send for Estimates.
H. WACHHORST'S
Specialty is Fine Watches and Diamonds, Lockets, etc. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
THE COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
HAS THE FINEST Rooms in the City.
Southern Colorado-Pueblo. 453
ALPHABETICALLY.
Hayslip G P & Co, hardware, 402 Santa Fe"ave
Hayslip Mrs N, dressmaking, 409 Santa Fe ave
Heller P H, physician, 418 San- ta Fe ave
Henkel Chas & Co, wholesale grocers, 603 to 607 Main
Henry J D, supt city water works
Henry John W, district judge, third judicial district, Court House
Hilebrand A, butcher, 517 San- ta Fe ave
Hills Bros & White, carriage and harness, Union ave
Hirsh & Foot, insurance, real estate and loan agts, cor Main and Sixth
Hirt Leo, bakery and groceries, Union ave
Holmes C W, carpenter
Holmes J H, boarding house, Fourth
Hughes Bros, lumber, cor Sec- ond and Court
Hyde Wm H. wagons and agri- cultural implements, and wagon manufacturer, cor Main and Third
Irwin W G, attorney at law, 322 Santa Fe ave
Jackson Mrs Perthena, restau- rant, cor East Front and San- ta Fe ave
Jenner M J, groceries, First
Jones A. B & H W, harness and saddles, 224 Santa Fe ave
Karrick B F, livery, sale and feed, 301 Main
Kearney T C, saloon and board- ing house, 311 High
Keith F M, wholesale grain, produce, etc, 510} Santa Fe ave Keller J H, bootmaker, Union ave
Kelley J K, contractor and builder, cor Sixth and Court Kellum & Bradley, photogra- phers, Second
Kessler Julius, wholesale liquors, cor Sixth and Main
King Mrs D M, mgr for Knight Bros & Waterbury, 516 Santa Fe ave
Kinley Jacob, bootmaker, 201} Santa Fe ave
Kirchner Bros, Mt Pleasant House, cor Sixth and Summit Knight Bros & Waterbury, pianos, organs, music and musical mdse, Mrs D M King mgr, 516 Santa Fe ave
Krague Robt J, painter, Union ave
Kretschmer Chas, blacksmith and wagon maker and agri- cultural implements, Union ave
Kunckel A S, restaurant, Union ave
Lambert J J, propr " Colorado Chieftain," book and job printer and book binder, Fourth
Lannon Geo & Co, plumbers and gasfitters, 222 Santa Fe ave Lay Fred Herbert, physician, Fourth, Chieftain Building Lehman Louis, cigar factory, Union ave
Logan Jeremiah, boarding house, cor Sixth and High
Lindell Hotel, George T Breed, propr, 501-507 Santa Fe ave Luce Joseph, assayer, Union ave
Lynch John, boarding house and saloon, Fourth
Martin & Veatch, dry goods, boots and shoes, 404 Santa Fe ave Mattice Benj, attorney at law 326 Santa Fe ave
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Wellington and Scotch Coal, 118 and 120 Beale St., S. F.
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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 J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
454
Southern Colorado-Pueblo. ALPHABETICALLY.
McCarthy T G, painter, Main McCormick Mrs H E, millinery and dressmaking, 510 Santa Fe ave
McNulty Henry, saloon and res- . taurant, 414 Santa Fe ave Mealey M W, photographer, 526 Santa Fe ave
Merrill P W, carpenter and builder, Fifth
Merwin C E, attorney at law, 415 Santa Fe ave
Merz Elias, brewery
Meserole & Alden, livery stable, Union ave
Metz H & R, clothing, A Powell mgr, 305 Santa Fe ave
Mincer & Safyer, clothing, 213 Santa Fe ave
Mindler A W, cigars, fruits, etc, Santa Fe ave
Miller J D, groceries, crockery and glassware, 511 Santa Fe ave
Morgan Jos L, real estate agt Morley Mrs R W, millinery, 518 Santa Fe ave
Morris Jos, cigars and tobacco, 217} Santa Fe ave Morrison T A, groceries, 201 Santa Fe ave .
Morse H M, guns, pistols, fishing tackle, etc, 510} Santa Fe ave Mt Pleasant House, Kirchner Bros proprs, cor Sixth and Summit
Mulligan S H, restaurant, 508 Santa Fe ave
Mumford J W, barber and baths, 313 Santa Fe ave
Murphy J M, mgr American House, Second
Murray David K, attorney at law, 416 Santa Fe ave
Myers Bros, carpenters and builders, Main
Myers J G, cigars and tobacco, cor Main and Union ave
Nathan [Simon, clothing, 217 Santa Fe ave
Noble C M & Co, carpenters and builders, Seventh
Noble & Vidal, saloon, 418 Santa Fe ave
Noonan Mrs M A, dressmaker, 309 Santa Fe ave
Norris John, breeder and dealer in sheep
Norris J W, bakery, cigars, to- bacco, candies, etc, 311 Santa Fe ave
Nusbaum Moses, clothing, 303 Santa Fe ave
Oberne, Hosick & Co, hides, wool, tallow, etc, 125 Santa Fe ave
Owen W R, physician, 422 San- ta Fe ave
Palmer Jacob, groceries and brickyard, cor Sixth and High Patton A B, attorney at law and county supt of schools, cor Fourth and Santa Fe ave
Patton & Urmy, attorneys at law, 326 Santa Fe ave
Paul, Strickler & Co, auction and commission, 219 Santa Fe ave
Peacock C E, blacksmith and wagonmaker, Third and High Pearce J C W, watchmaker, Union ave
Perkins Geo W & Co, furniture, carpets and undertaking, 525 Santa Fe ave
Pinckney H K, notary public and conveyancer, 320 Santa Fe ave
Player T T, attorney at law, 422 Santa Fe ave
Pluke & Carloss, paints, oils, wall paper, etc, First
Powell A, mgr for H & R Metz, 305 Santa Fe ave
Pratt & Anderson, architects and supts, 326 Santa Fe ave
H. WACHHORST
Has a Magnificent Assortment of Chains, Chatelains, etc. No. 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
Southern Colorado-Pueblo. 455
ALPHABETICALLY.
Pribble Mrs J C, Tremont board- ing-house, 115 High
Price H R, sheriff, Court House Price.James, merchant tailor, 226 Santa Fe ave
Pritchard & Farra, blacksmiths and wagonmakers, Second
Pueblo Building and Loan Asso- ciation, A C Foote sec, cor Sixth and Main
Pueblo Mining and Investment Co, Joseph Luce supt
"PUEBLO NEWS" (daily and weekly), Royal & Hail proprs, cor Fourth and Main
Quinlan David, saloon, 211 San- ta Fe ave
Quinlan P H, plumber and gas- fitter
Radefeld Bernhard, barber, 306 Santa Fe ave
Reed J A. saloon, Union ave
Reed James, saloon, Union ave Rice James, books and station- ery, 323 Santa Fe ave
Richie F M & Co, druggists, 519 Santa Fe ave
Riese C, bootmaker, 220} Santa Fe ave
Robb C E, dentist, 506 Santa Fe ave
Roberts Geo W, barber and res- taurant, 203 and 205 Santa Fe ave
Robinson S W, agt Adams Ex- press Co, 312 Santa Fe ave Rohrer Fred, cashier Stockgrow- ers' National Bank, 413 Santa Fe ave
Rose Geo W, cigars, tobacco, oysters, fruits, candies, etc, Union ave
Roval & Hail, proprs "Pueblo News," cor Fourth and Main Rudebusch & Walter, bakery, Union ave
Russo L, fruits, candies, etc, Union ave
Salter Mrs V B, millinery and dressmaking, 407 Santa Fe ave
Sanderson J L & Co, proprs Overland Stage and Express Co, 514 Santa Fe ave
Sater F A, saloon, 207 Santa Fe ave
Scanlan Matt, groceries, oysters and fish, 575 Main
Scheckells & Holmes, saloon, 324 Santa Fe ave
Schmidt Jacob, tailor, 220 Santa Fe ave
Schulz J H, saloon and lodgings, Union ave
Schwer John, saloon, 307 Santa Fe ave
Scotcher Fred, notary public, and agt Novelty Mfg Co of Denver
Scott & Horne, barbers, 208} Santa Fe ave
Scott & Pratt, surveyors and civil engineers, 326 Santa Fe ave
Scott W G, physician, 506 Santa Fe ave
Seaver D V & Co, saloon, cigars and tobacco, 319 Santa Fe ave Seiter & Friedrick, bakery and confectionery, 521 Santa Fe ave
Shepard & Dudley, boots and shoes, 420 Santa Fe ave
Sherman House, Samuel Glass propr, cor Second and Court Sleeper John W, attorney at law, 415 Santa Fe ave
Sleeper & Merwin, attorneys and counselors at law. 415 Santa Fe ave
Sloane Theodore A, clerk dis- trict court, Court House
Small Bros, commission mer- chants, Union ave
Smith C H, groceries. 517 Santa Fe ave
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Cannel and West Hartley Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S. F
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8. San Francisco, Cal.
BLUESTONE A SPECIALTY. THE BLUESTONE AND REDUCTION WORKS, TOMBSTONE, A T
The J. M. BRUNSWI K & BALKE CO.
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco
Smith J F, justice of the peace Urmy D F, attorney at law and city attorney, 326 Santa Fe ave and police judge, 314 Santa Fe ave 456 Southern Colorado-Pueblo. ALPHABETICALLY. Smith, McCord & Co, wholesale Urmy H N, dentist, Fourth Vandegrift & Green, carpenters and builders grocers, cor Main and Second Snyder J W O, physician, 508 Santa Fe ave Van Denberg H T & Co, F H Butler manager, wholesale cigars and tobacco, 204 Santa Stanton I W, postmaster and attorney at law, 323 Santa Fe ave Fe ave Spencer S G, attorney at law, 312 Santa Fe ave Van Fossen M A, groceries, 520 Santa Fe ave Steele J B & Co, groceries, flour, grain, wood and willow ware, 523 Santa Fe ave Veith J B, meat market, cor High and Sixth Viergutz O H, hardware and firearms, 302 and 304 Santa Fe ave Stephens S H, mgr for Oberne, Hosick & Co, 125 Santa Fe ave Wadhams A D, groceries, 615 Main Stockgrowers' National Bank, Fred Rohrer cashier, 413 San- ta Fe ave Waldron J M, attorney at law, 422 Santa Fe ave Sutton & Swigart, harness mak- Wall C L, books and stationery, 512 Santa Fe ave ers, Union ave Tate Bert, saloon, 107 Santa Fe Walters Joe P, attorney at law, 309 Santa Fe ave ave Terry C H, livery stable, cor Ward J C, manager Colorado Lumber Co, Union ave Third and High Thatcher & Baxter, flouring Way D S & Co, druggists, Union ave mills, 419 Main Thatcher J A, pres First Na- tional Bank, 325 Santa Fe ave Webb C L & Co, wholesale gro- cers, 122 and 124 Santa Fe ave Thatcher M D, cashier First National Bank, 325 Santa Fe ave Weber F, butcher, 214 Santa Fe Wetson L M, propr Union Av - enue Hotel ave Thompson, Cole & Co, wholesale groceries, 410 Santa Fe ave Wheelock & Co, furniture, First Wilson & Co, dry goods and millinery, 415 Santa Fe ave Wolfsky Louis, new and second- hand furniture, First Thompson Wm G, mgr Colorado Telephone Co, 406 Santa Fe ave Thornburg J S, propr Stock- growers' Hotel, cor Sixth and Young Robert, U S Saloon, 315 Santa Fe ave High Toedter John, merchant tailor, 502 Santa Fe ave Zimmer Edward,boarding house, cor Third and Court Tuckerman H, mgr Singer Mfg Co, 409 Santa Fe ave PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS. ENGRAVERS. ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland. Cal. Send for Estimates.
H. WACHHORST
Repairs Chronometers, Watches, and Clocks, at Short Notice. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
THE COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
HAS THE FINEST Rooms in the City,
Southern Colorado-Rocky Ford-South Pueblo. 457 ALPHABETICALLY. Rocky Ford, Banks S W, capitalist, Sixth Barkley J F, dry goods and BENT COUNTY. clothing, 71 Union ave Best David, hotel Dennis J, gen mdse Deweese N, carpenter Gaugar J E, school teacher Swift J H, blacksmith Beldin & Emerson, painters, cor Sixth and D Belser John, butcher, 106 Union ave Benson M V B, insurance and real estate agt, 26₺ Union ave SWINK G W, vegetable grower and dealer, water and musk- melons a specialty, and agt A, T & SFR R Boucher Perry H, attorney at law, 83 Union ave Boysen & Daniels, druggists, 13} Union ave Bradfield Wm B, bootmaker and dealer in boots and shoes, 84 South Pueblo, Union ave Bradley U, agt A, T & SFR PUEBLO COUNTY. R, Union Depot Although a separate post-office Brennan & Finnegan, saloon, 79 Union ave and incorporation, it is very closely connected with Pueblo- MONEY MADE BY SELLING MY the two towns almost joining. It is the junction of the Denver Briggs J W, roadmaster D & R G Ry and Rio Grande Railway, and Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fé BROWN MRS S A, restaurant, B Railroad. It has a population of about 5,000 inhabitants. The climate, location, support, ad- vantages, etc, are the same as Buck A, attorney at law and notary public, C Pueblo. Brewster J K, agt Colorado Coal and Iron Co, B Bryson J M, second-hand goods, cor B and Union ave Abrahams & Smythe, groceries, 83 Union ave BUCK E A, propr "News-Dem- ocrat," residence New York City Alden H O, wholesale grain, hay and flour, near depot BUCK & HISCOCK, attorneys at law and gen financial agts, Allen Mrs Mary, millinery and dressmaking, 82} Union ave ALWARD C W, saloon, Sixth ATKINSON W H, saloon and music hall, 9 Union ave C, near Union ave BUCKLIN J W, attorney at law and notary public Buerger Bros, barbers, 91 Union ave Badaraco Louis, fruits, cigars, Burk C V, fruit, 100 Union ave Burnham & Howard, cigars, fruits, etc, 30 Union ave etc, B BAKER J S, restaurant, Sixth Ballman R B, barber, B BURRIS C W, district judge Banks H C, real estate agt, Sixth Seventh Judicial District, res Silverton Banks H N, real estate agt, Sixth BURTON MOSES & BRO, hard- ware, stoves, tinware, etc PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. G. G. WICKSON, 319 Market Street, S. F. SPECIALTIES.
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Seattle, Coos Bay, Carbon Hill Coal, 118, 120 Beale St. S.F
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
916 Broadway, bet. sth and 9th, Oakland.
A. STEIN, PROFESSIONAL TAILOR. Suits to Order from $25 to $60. Latest Style.
The J. M BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market St , San Francisco
458 Southern Colorado-South Pueblo. ALPHABETICALLY. -
CADDON JACK, Revere Saloon Calkins & Mee, hardware and stoves, 54 Union ave
Cameron J R, supt mining de- partment Colorado Coal and Iron Co
Cannon W C, hotel
Chamberlain Thos, fruits, can- dies, etc, 50 Union ave Champlin Sam, agt J L Sander- son & Co's stages
CHENEY L, pres Miners' Ex- change Bank
CLARK J T, supt Pueblo Street Railroad Co, 44. Union ave Cole L, saloon, 87 Union ave Collins James' N, watchmaker and jeweler, 69 Union ave Commonwealth Clothing Store, 80 Union ave
Condon P S, lodgings, Sixth CRAFT W A, restaurant, 102 Union ave
Crawford & Co, wholesale and retail liquors, B, between Union ave and Sixth
CRAWFORD W J, restaurant, B Davis I, clothing, B
Desmond J P, city marshal, 75 Union ave
Desmond P J, chief of police, Union ave
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