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Dickson Fred & Co, real estate and insurance agts, 48 Union ave
Divelbiss J H, groceries and bakery, Fourth
Dunn & Spuler, cigar factory, 93 Union ave
Evans R A, saloon, 22 Union ave
" EVENING TELEGRAM," Ed- gar Tibbetts propr, 51} Union ave
Failing W N, railroad ticket broker, Colorado Hotel
FARRA JAMES M, blacksmith, 28 Union ave
Fayette W H, physician
Fillmore Chas & Co, real estate and insurance, 65 Union ave Finkelstein & Nathan, clothing, 88 Union ave
Fisher & Bros, coal and lime, near depot
Fisk & Hamilton, planing mill Fredrick Chas, material agt D & R G Ry
FRIEDBERGER MRS. R, res- taurant, fruits, cigars, etc, B Garbarsky & Davidson, dry goods and clothing, 85 Union ave
Gimson Samuel, bootmaker, 38 Union ave
Givens & Lemons, barbers, 81 Union ave
Goldstein L, Tailor, 108 Union ave
Graham W L, pres Western Na- tional Bank, 82 Union ave
GRANT C C, English Kitchen and Restaurant, B
Hahn, C A. groceries, B
Hamilton & Welsh, restaurant and saloon, 15 Union ave
Hamlin F W, agt R R News Co, Union Depot
Hanna J P, saloon and R R ticket broker
Hanryot Mrs S E, millinery and fancy goods, C
Haumann A G, supt Colorado Coal and Iron Co's iron mines, B
Hiscock A C, attorney at law, C Hogan Bros, saloon, 86 Union ave
Hogan James, saloon, 90} Union ave
Holden Delos L, cashier South Pueblo National Bank, cor Union ave and C
Holden H L, pres South Pueblo National Bank, cor Union ave and C
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.
Hollins W G, attorney at law, 49¿ Union ave Marshall Geo L, physician, 83 Union ave Home Edward, real estate agt 459 and notary public, Union ave Home Geo H, clothing, 89 Union Marvin W E, druggist, Sixth ave Marshall & Taylor, physicians, 83 Union ave Southern Colorado-South Pueblo. ALPHABETICALLY. Mather. & Geist, smelting and refining works Hughes H L, agt D & R G Ry, Union Depot Maxwell & Brayton, attorneys Hurd & Warneke, wholesale hay and grain, 39 Union ave at law, 96 Union ave McBride & Bayles, saloon, 67 Union ave Ink Geo W, police judge and justice of the peace, C McCabe M, boarding-house, 4th Jameson Henry, constable McCluer W L, watches and Jochmus C A, city clerk jewelry, 13 Union ave Joseph A D, groceries, 65 Union ave McCOWAN J R, pawnbroker, B McGrail David, saloon, C Kearns T W, saloon, cor Union McGrail John, saloon, C ave and B McGregor A, saloon, 24} Union Kelly P C, hotel, Sixth ave Ketchin H M, groceries, 36 Union ave McMurtry & Westcott, attorneys at law Kimberly M C, supt First Divi- McVay C B, cashier Western National Bank, 82 Union ave Meeker & Bromley, grocers and commission merchants, 7 Union ave sion D & R G Ry Kindle Wm M, saloons, 78 and 81} Union ave Lambert & Huke, restaurant and saloon, Sixth Meyer J H, lodgings, Sixth Lambert Jack & Co, lunch house Miller Joseph, bakery, 76 Union ave and fruit, cor B and Sixth LAWRENCE C B, groceries, fish, oysters, game, etc, 402 Union ave Miner F, toys, glass and tinware, 40 Union ave MITCHELL N S, barber, 24 Lay Fred Herbert, physician, Sixth Union ave Mitchell & Williams, barbers, 90 Legault Fred, saloon, 77 Union ave Union ave Moon M D, restaurant, 26 Uuion ave Logan H & Co, harness and saddles, 47 Union ave MORRIS R W & CO, auction Love E B, agt Adams Express Co, 104 Union ave and commission and loan office, B Malburn Mrs H E, dining station, Union Depot Mower Henry, boarding-house and saloon, 8 Union ave Manca Chas, cigars, fruits, can- Nash E O, physician, C dies, etc, B Nash H W, stenographer, C MANGLER R & CO, saloon, 84} Union ave Manning C R, architect, 96 Union ave Nettleton E S, postmaster and civil engineer, 69 Union ave Newberry Chas J, real estate and assayer. 86 Union ave HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal. ROASTING and MILLING of REFRACTORY ORES, by the Bluestone & Reduction Works, Tombstone, A. T.
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Agt. Pittsburg Coal Mi'g Co., 118 & 120 Beale St., S.F.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
460 Southern Colorado-South Pueblo. ALPHABETICALLY.
NEWMAN WM B, propr Metro-
politan Hotel and Delmonico Dining Station, opposite Union Depot
NEWTON LUMBER CO, lum- ber, cor C and Seventh
Nicholson R C, propr Grand Central Hotel, 97 Union ave O'Keefe J C, saloon, 74 Union ave
Owen & Nash, physicians, C Parsons E D, attorney at law, 60 Union ave
PARSONS & SMALL, law, real estate and insurance, 60 Union ave
Peck Wm P, attorney at law
Perkins & Weatherby, dry goods, 49 Union ave
Pflugradt L C, cigars, tobacco, fruits, candies, etc, 14 Union ave
Platter J W, cigars and tobacco, 76} Union ave
Pueblo County Herdic Chariot Co, A T Fisher supt
PUEBLO STREET RAILROAD CO, J T Clark supt, 44 Union ave
Reading J W, physician, Union ave
Rice & Embry, cigars and to- bacco, 74} Union ave
Richards N P, attorney at law, and U S Commissioner, C
Roberts Fred, mgr Lyceum Theatre, C
Rose & Campbell, saloon, B DO Rouen T C, chief operator D & R G Ry
Rowe & Siar, millinery, C RUSSELL & CO, wholesale and retail groceries, 72 Union ave SAWTELL EDWARD B, attor- ney and counselor at law, 86 Union ave
Schenkeim Bros, watchmakers and jewelers, 60} Union ave
Scherer & Roberts, Colorado Hotel, cor Sixth and B
Sheldon M, city treasurer, 31 Union ave
Sheldon M & Co, lumber, 31 Union ave
Sheron Hugh, saloon and board- ing, Fourth
Shrock F H, druggist, 70 Union ave Shur M M, watchmaker, 70 Union ave
SILK ED, Lyceum Theatre and Saloon, C
SIMMONS A, Buckeye Saloon and furnished rooms, B
Slit Louis, flouring mills, cor Eighth and E
Small C H, notary public, 60 Union ave
" SOUTH PUEBLO BANNER " (weekly), Edgar Tibbetts
propr, 51} Union ave
South Pueblo Machinery Co
South Pueblo National Bank, Delos L Holden cashier, cor Union ave and C
SPROAL & TUPPEN, saloon Stanchfiled J J, books and sta- tionery, cigars and tobacco, 69 Union ave.
Stark W C, hardware and stoves, 46 Union ave
Stewart G C, groceries, 20 Union ave
STEWART & MILES, black- smiths and horseshoers, 43 Union ave
Stier John, saloon, 12 Union ave Stormer H W, fruits, candies, etc, 91 Union ave
Sullivan C & Co, cornice works and tin and slate roofers, cor Sixth and C
Sutton A & Co, clothing, 73 Union ave
Sweeney Wm H & Co, furniture, 41 Union ave
H. WACHHORST
Has an Endless Variety of Kings, from Solid Gold to Costly Diamond Setting. 315 J Street, acramento.
MONEY MADE BY SELLING MY
G. G. WICKSON 319 Market Street, S F. SPECIALTIES.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. -
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
EUROPEAN PLAN. First-Class.
Southern Colorado-South Pueblo-Trinidad. 461
ALPHABETICALLY. Sweet B, livery, feed and sale M. MADIGAN & CO., New York Horseshoeing Shop. stable, 16 Union ave Wilson M J, restaurant, cor B and Seventh Tabor F H, shipping clerk D & Wingett & Fisher, carpenters and builders, cor Sixth and D Zeiger & Foster, druggists, 87} Union ave R G Ry Tammany John, saloon and bil- liard hall, Sixth Tarsney T J, propr Clifton House, B Taylor C F, physician, 83 Union ave Trinidad, Thobe R B, saloon, 75} Union ave LAS ANIMAS COUNTY. Thomas J H, bootmaker, B Is an incorporated city of about 4,500 inhabitants, and situated in the southern part of the State of Colorado, and distant about thirteen miles from the boundary TIBBETTS EDGAR, propr between Colorado and New Mexico. The Purgatoire River flows through the town, and is C a stream of water large enough to irrigate the valley for over sixty miles. The city was founded about twenty years ago, faction guaranteed. S. W. cor. Twelfth and West, Oakland. and until the past three or four years the inhabitants were mostly Mexicans. The southern extension of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad passes through the town, and the Denver and Rio Grande Rail- road terminus is about four miles below the town, which connects Vane H S, produce and commis- sion, 100 Union ave with Trinidad by stage For miles in every direction the coal is seen cropping out of the hills, and coal mining is one of the leading industries. Although there has never been any steps taken to manufacture iron, vet iron ore of good quality, and averaging thirty-five to forty per cent. is abundant. There are several stone business blocks and several in course of construc- tion. Almost every denomina- tion hold services, and lodges of Wilson & Co, saloon, B all beneficial societies are in Thompson Lyman, propr Vic- toria Hotel, cor B and Fourth THORN MRS C, boarding- house, Sixth - CD " Evening Telegram " and " South Pueblo Banner," 51} Union ave / Todd C F, butcher, 48 Union ave Tompkins Geo T, insurance and renting agency, 96 Union ave Townsend & Richards, attorneys at law and real estate agents, C, nr Union ave Townsend W F, attorney at law and notary public, C Uberty A, cigars, fruits, etc, 58 Union ave Utter J C, physician, 13} Union ave Victoria Hotel, Lyman Thomp- son, propr, cor B and Fourth Walker J M, trainmaster D & R G Ry WALLEY STEPHEN, city mayor, builder and contractor, 75 Union ave Western National Bank, C B Mc Vay cashier, 82 Union ave White A D, dentist and photog- rapher, 55 Union ave PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. Horseshoeing promptly attended to. Interfering prevented. Satis-
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Chase River and Sydney Coal, 118 & 120 Beale St., S. F.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.
-
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
operation. The town is supplied Barnes & Keith, lumber planing- mill with water by engine which 462 Southern Colorado-Trinidad. ALPHABETICALLY. pumps the water from a cistern Beatty P L, restaurant which is supplied by a conduit Begue P, groceries, grain, flour, cigars, tobacco and liquors, Main, Steven's Block 300 feet long, drawing its supply from subterranean springs. The Trinidad Gas-works were com- Bell E S & Co, meat market pleted this year. Building ma- Benitez Federico, watches and jewelry and manufacturing jeweler terial of almost every kind is found in the vicinity of the city. Among the principal manufac- Bernard L D, groceries and meat market turing industries of the city is the Trinidad Steam Stone Saw- Beshoar & Green, physicians Beshoar M, physician Biernbaum H & Co, gen mdse Blackwood & Sweet, barbers Blubaugh David, Trinidad House Bonhage Bros, merchant tailors Boyles Miss R L, mgr W U Tel Co ing Works and Grindstone Man- ufactory. which commenced operations in the spring of 1881. The stone used by these works is a beautiful blue sandstone, of a very superior quality. This is the only industry of the kind on the railroad' line from Kansas Bransford Wm A, justice of the peace and county coronor Bright E D, notary public City to California, and is des- tined to become an important manufactory. Brown Webster, livery and feed stable The First National Bank of Trinidad does business with a Bryant & Finch, livery stable Burkhard F & Co (wholesale and retail), saddles and har- ness capital and surplus of $100,000. It has excellent facilities for making collections in southern Colorado and northern New Butz John, saloon Mexico. Carrier & Curtis, guns, pistols, The United States Hotel here is conceded to be one of the best in the State. Its cuisine and accommodations are of the first order. etc, ammunition and sporting goods Carr & Myers, druggists and agt Wells, Fargo & Co Champion W J, saw and plan- ing-mill $ Chappell Delos A, Trinidad Atkinson W E, meat market Baldwin Edwin, novelty car- riage shop Baldwin & Vossbeck, black- smiths and wagonmakers Water Works Chappell & John, proprs Trini- dad Stone Sawing Works and Grindstone Manufactory Chase D R, landscape and por- Bank of Southern Colorado, Sewell T Collins cashier Bare Benj, blacksmith Barela & Abeyta, groceries Barnes Bros, flour-mills trait photographer Clark Julius H, books, station- ery, newsdealer and postmas- ter Cohn & Co, clothing, etc 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.
H. WACHHORST
Invites Attention to His Genuine Sterling Silverware, No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class; very Sunny N. W Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal.
Southern Colorado-Trinidad. ALPHABETICALLY.
463 Collier & Gillman, saloon and Green H L, physician billiards Gruner Emil, hides and wool Collins & Berry, hotel Gunter J C, attorney at law Gurule Bros, groceries and Collins Sewell T, cashier Bank of Southern Colorado liquors Cook & Davis, groceries and hardware Hammond Geo W, hardware and stoves Cooper Bros, candy factory Hardy, McGraw & Co, saloon Cunningham W B, supt Trini- dad Water Works Hastings Alonzo (auction and commission), china, crockery, Davis & Sherman, groceries, boots and shoes glassware and house furnish- ing goods Delap S C, physician Haug Wm, propr Topeka House and restaurant Douthitt & Co, millinery and dressmaking Hess & Crouter, druggists Douthitt John W, county supt public schools Hess John, saloon, lodging and restaurant Eisele W H, bakery, confection- ery and groceries Hines W G & Co (wholesale and retail), groceries Emick J E, Brunswick Saloon Horn & Rains, flour-mill Engleman Valentine, cigars and Hughes Bros, lumber tobacco, and hairdressing Hungerford Chas S, meat mkt saloon Hutchinson R N, dentist Faulkner & Vaughan, Senate Hall Saloon Iler W S (wholesale), liquors and cigars, 1001 Main Finch -, livery stable Jackson Frank, saloon and pawnbroker First National Bank, George R Swallow pres, Wilmot Seager cashier Jaffa Bros, dry goods and cloth- ing Flynn P J, agt A, T and SFR R and alderman 3d ward Jenkins Miss M A, millinery and dressmaking Forbes, Bridge & Co, gen mdse Frankel Samuel, watches and jewelry John Jas M, mgr Rifenburg Coal Mining Co, and attorney at law Gage W H H, groceries Galloway G W, physician Garcia Jesus & Co, saloon Garcia Jesus M, county clerk and recorder Krille & Nichols, wool, hides, etc, hay, grain and commission Lenfestey & Cutting, proprs " Trinidad Times " Levy Bros & Co, clothing, etc Lockwood Frank, bootmaker Lynch Thos, bootmaker Gerardi & Fuccio, saloon Giddens A, blacksmith Goldsmith J, gen mdse, wool, McChesney A C, attorney at law hides, etc Goldstein Joseph & Co, clothing and merchant tailors Gottlieb D, gen mdse Graaf J & Co, groceries and bakery McMartin & Co, millinery and fancy goods Mercier Edmond, agt Henry Schneider's brewery and bot -- tling works . HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEANNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal. ASSAYING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. C. J. DUVAL, TOMBSTONE, A. T.
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Pig Iron and English Coke, 118 and 120 Beale St., S. F.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
Merrill & Conkie, real estate Schaefer Ed, liquors and cigars Schneider Henry, brewery and bottling works, Edmond 464 Southern Colorado-Trinidad. ALPHABETICALLY. Mercier agt Moore Henry F, county judge, clerk district court and in- surance agt Motto Bros, cigars and tobacco, Schoettlin J C, bootmaker candies, etc Schornhers George, second-hand furniture Mulnix H E & Bro (wholesale), liquors and cigars Schroerlucke J H & Co, saloon Seppi F A & Co, saloon and restaurant Newell Olney, editor and propr Trinidad daily and weekly "News " Stapleton W. R, barber Nichols J W, route agt W, F & Co's Express Swallow George R, pres First National Bank Nigro A, groceries, cigars, to- Taylor D. L, county treas bacco, candies, etc Topeka House, Wm. Haug propr Trejo Jesus, blacksmith+ Officer H H, asst cashier Bank of Southern Colorado, and notary Trier & Co, hides, wool, etc public "TRINIDAD DAILY AND Ogle Bros & Co, groceries, flour and feed WEEKLY NEWS," , Olney Newell editor and propr Orpen Mrs Marietta, tailor and repairer Trinidad Gas and Coke Co. Trinidad House, David Blubaugh Packer J O, attorney at law propr 1 Palmer Henry K, physician Patch E L, supt Kansas division W, F & Co's Express Trinidad Stone Sawing, Works and Grind-Stone Manufactory, Chappell & John, proprs Pearson H L & Co, hay, grain, TRINIDAD TIMES " (daily and weekly), Lenfestey & Cut- Perry & Patton, groceries ting proprs flour and produce Phillips & Cummings, carpenter United States Hotel, George N Wilson propr- 1 Post E J, hardware, agricultural implements, guns, glassware Vigil Juan, sheriff Viguerie A, gen mdse and stoves Richards Edward, blacksmith Walker Mrs E, dealer in grocer- ies, confectionery, cigars and tobacco and wagonmaker Richmond L H, watchmaker and jeweler Walker W R, notary public, Rifenburg Coal Mining Co, Jas M John mgr Wall, Norval W; civil and min- ing engineer Risch & Bro, furniture Wallace S S, attorney at law) Rosenwald Bros, gen mdse Saeger Wilmot, cashier First National Bank White J Q, attorney at law and justice of peace Wilcox L B, bootmaker Salisbury George, atty at law Wiley A, druggist Salisbury Mrs S R, millinery and Wilson George N, propr United States Hotel fancy goods Sanders, Simon & Co (whole- Winterstein Erhard, oldest gun-) smith shop in Trinidad sale), liquors and cigars PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS. ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
H. WACHHORST, Jeweler, 315 J St., Sacramento.
Sign of the
TOWN CLOCK.
Try the COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
Conducted on the European Plan.
Kansas-Trinidad. 465
ALPHABETICALLY.
Wise M & Co, gen mdse
Wrigglesworth & Mckinney, groceries Yeaman Caldwell, attorney at law
Yeaman & John, attorneys at law
Yeaman Robt T, attorney at law Zartman J W, agt Adams' Ex- press Co
TRINIDAD
STONE SAWING WORKS
AND
GRINDSTONE MANUFACTORY,
CHAPPELL & JOHN, Proprietors,
TRINIDAD, COLORADO.
We are prepared to Furnish
WATER TABLE,
SAWED STEPS,
WINDOW SILLS AND CAPS, DOOR SILLS AND CAPS,
BELT COURSES,
HEARTH STONES,
SAWED ASHLER,
PLATFORMS,
SAWED FLAGGING.
And all varieties of Sawed Stome Work, including MONUMENT BASES. We manufacture Grindstones of all sizes, which are equal in quality to Berea Grindstones.
Building Fronts furnished on short notice.
The First National Bank OF TRINIDAD, COLORADO.
Capital and Surplus, .
- $100,000
Our Banking Facilities meet the demands of the Cattle, Mercantile and Busi- ness Interests.
Collections in Southern Colorado and Northern New Mexico will have prompt and careful attention.
GEORGE R. SWALOW, Prest. WILMOT SAEGER, Cashier. E. D. WRIGHT, Assistant Cashier.
NORVAL W. WALL,
TRINIDAD, .
COLORADO.
CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEER
Surveys, Plats, Drawings and Estimates for all kinds of Industrial and Mining operations. Correspondence solicited from parties wishing information in regard to Mining Propert
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
IMPERIAL EGG FOOD will Make Hens Lay.
319 Market Street, San Francisco, Sold by the Trade. or address G. G. WICKSON,
CHAS. R. ALLEN Pig Iron and English Joke, 118 and 120 Beale St., S. F.
30
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Southern Colorado-Trinidad.
So e Agent for Kennedy's East India Bitters.
Sole Agent for Best's Milwaukee Beer.
W. S. ILER,
Wholesale Dealer in
Liquors and Cigars, No. 1001 Main Street, TRINIDAD, COLORADO.
United States Hotel,
GEORGE N. WILSON, PROPRIETOR.
FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
Sample Rooms for Commercial Men on the Ground Floor. TRINIDAD, COLORADO.
Topeka House,
WM. HAUG,
PROPRIETOR.
Board and Lodging per Week, $5.50) Day Board, - - - 4,50 1 Meals, 25℃.
Main Street, opp. Stevens' Block, Trinidad, Colorado.
BEST WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
MOH
VARO
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N. W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal.
Southern Colorado-Trinidad-West Las Animas. 467
SULPHURIC ACID PATRICK MURPHY, Restaurant and Saloon West Las Animas, Colorado. Board by the Day, Month or Single Meal, AT REASONABLE RATES. Choice Liquors, Wines and Cigars at the Bar. West Las Animas, Cassidy James, groceries and bakery BENT COUNTY. Culver W E, druggist West Las Animas is on the main line of the Atchison, Tope- ke & Santa Fé Railroad, 200 Hickman 'T J, sheriff miles. south of Denver and 96 Hill Geo H, county surveyor miles from Pueblo. It is the Jay J H, blacksmith and wagon maker county seat of Bent County, and has a population of 600 souls. Jones & Weil, gen mdse The town derives its name from Rio Las Animas, which flows into the Arkansas at a point about two miles away. It depends almost exclusively Lane J J, postmaster upon the live-stock interest for Lane & Murray, cattle dealers its support; great herds of cat- tle and flocks of. sheep being owned by the residents of the Macey J B, hotel place. Its schools are in a flour- ishing condition, and the place is a very healthy one. Its pros- pects for becoming a town of some importance is very bright. De Moude Martin D, blacksmith and wagon maker. Jordan James, justice of the peace Lane & Culver, books and sta- tionery "LAS ANIMAS LEADER" Chas W Bowman propr Mason Geo, saloon and bowling alley, and constable Murphy Patrick, saloon and res- taurant Parsons Chas S, livery stable Peck Geo, meat market Bartley John, county assessor Phillips G W, physician and sur- geon Bent County Bank, M D Thatcher pres, P G Scott cashier Potter J W, county treasurer Prowers & Hudnell, gen mdse Bent County Library Associa- tion, C W Bowman librarian Bentley Geo C, carpenter Rhoads A & Bro, hardware, fur- niture, stoves, lumber, wag- ons, harness, etc Bowman C W, supt of schools Bowman Chas W, propr "Las Animas Leader " Quillian Robt A, district attorney Reid James, saloon Ruby Frank, agt A, T & S FR Bressler John W, painter, gla- zier and paper-hanger, and consta ble R, and agt W, F & Co Scott P G, cashier Bent County Bank Bressler Louis, shaving and hair- Shoemaker Eli, bootmaker dressing saloon Simpson Richard, county clerk, recorder and clerk of the dis- trict court Cartter H B, stockman Cartter Mrs H B, millinery HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal. BLUESTONE. THE BLUESTONE and REDUCTION WORKS, Tombstone, A. T.
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Chase River and Sydney Coal, 118 & 120 Beale St., S. F.
Incubators, Egg Food. Bone Meal, etc., etc. Address G. G. WICKSON, 319 Market Street, San Francisco
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
468 Southern Colorado-West Las Animas-Leadville.
Smith Henry, merchant tailor Snyder C D, agt Adams Express Co, and W Ü Tel Co Thatcher M D, pres Bent Coun- ty Bank
Thomson Rev Thos, clergyman, Presbyterian Walton P H, carpenter
J. C. STILWELL, WHOLESALE
Produce Commission Merchant.
MAKES A SPECIALTY OF Butter, Eggs and Poultry, 212 WEST CHESTNUT STREET, LEADVILLE, COLORADO,
McKENNEY'S
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
OF THE PRINCIPAL TOWNS OF
CALIFORNIA, NEVADA AND UTAH, INCLUDING
Cities and Towns on the Central Pacific-Main Line. Western Division-North- ern Railway and San Pablo Railroad, California Pacific and Northern Railway, Sacramento and Placerville Railroad, Oregon Division Central Pacific, Nevada County Narrow Gauge, Virginia and Truckee Railroad, Nevada Central Railroad, Eureka and Palisade Railroad, Utah and Northern Railway, Utah Central, Utah Southern, Utah and Nevada.
GIVING NAME, BUSINESS AND ADDRESS OF
MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, PROFESSIONAL AND ALL BUSI- NESS MEN OF CITIES AND TOWNS ON THE ABOVE ROADS, BRANCHES AND CONNECTIONS.
POULTRY BREEDERS' SUPPLIES.
H. WACHHORST
Invites Attention to His Genuine Sterling Silverware, 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.
Kansus. ALPHABETICALLY.
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KANSAS. ALPHABETICALLY.
THE history of this great commonwealth contains as many pages, figuratively, that are stained with the blood of victims of relentless ruffianism as its soil does redeeming virtues. The early times of her record were those which " tried men's souls " indeed, but, thank God, the yoke of slavery was supplanted by the collar of independence and freedom, and she shines most luminously as one of the constellation of our favored Union. Possessing, as she does, boundless prairies of remarkable fruitfulness, her march of progress must be uninterrupted, and her destiny all that the word greatness implies. Stretching from the 37th to the 40th parallels of north latitude, and from the 94th to the 102d degrees of west longitude, she occupies an area that is of greater magnitude than could be conceived by reference simply to a map. When her 86,400 square miles have been thoroughly traversed, or her 55,- 296,000 acres have been located by the use of a compass, then some idea perhaps can be obtained of her greatness. Although she is comparatively in her infancy, she presents a most favorable showing for the current year, and one that her citizens may justly feel proud of. The area sown to grain was fifty per cent. greater than the preceding year, while the increase in live stock amounts to 117 per cent. There are over 3,000 miles of railway in the State, with a prospect of 500 miles being added in the construc- tion of new lines before the expiration of the next six months. There are quite a number of cities in the State with a population exceeding 10,000, all of which are handsomely built and beauti- fully laid out. Her numerous streams are capable of furnishing motive power to drive the machinery of the world, while her deposits of superior building stone and excellent coal are unlimited.
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