Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 21

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Publication date: 1880
Publisher: San Francisco : L.M. McKenney
Number of Pages: 1593

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The total production of bullion in the State for the ten years ending with December, 1879, reached the fabulous sum of $350,000,000. The valleys are very rich for agricultural purposes, vegetables, grain, tobacco, hay and other products, as experiments show, yielding quite an income to those thus engaged. There are quite a number of industrial enterprises throughout the State, such as saw mills, breweries, flouring mills, wagon-makers and blacksmiths, sash and door factories, smelting works, etc., etc.

RAILROADS.

The requirements of rapid transportation have been fully satisfied by the con- struction of the four lines of railway which penetrate her boundaries. Of these

PUNCTUALITY, Fashion, - Buck'e & Son, Tailors and Woo'en Drapers, opp. Wa'ker House, Salt Lake City.

TRY DR. GUNN'S RHEUMATISM KING.

COUNTRY DEALERS : an be supplied by F. Bickel, Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.

40 !! W. W. MONTAGUE & CO ..

Sheet Iron, all Sizes and Numbers, 110, 118. 114.110. and 118 Battery St .. A. F.

Nevada-Alpha-Austin. ALPHABETICALLY.

THE CENTRAL PACIFIC Is the most advantageous and the most important, which traverses the entire width of the State from east to west, covering a distance of 454 miles. This road is the great outlet to the Pacific and the Atlantic seaboards, being an indispensable 150 convenience to the whole population. Next in importance is the VIRGINIA AND TRUCKEE, Running from Reuo to Virginia City, a distance of 52 miles. The road-bed of this line is said to be unexcelled by any in the United States, while the coaches are models of comfort and beauty. THE EUREKA AND PALISADE Is a narrow-gauge of 82 miles in length, reaching from Palisade, on the Central Pacific, to Eureka, a thriving and prosperous mining camp of 7,000 people. THE NEVADA CENTRAL. A new line just completed from Battle Mountain to Austin, a distance of 95 miles, a road that has been greatly needed, and bids fair to be a profitable line, making a total of nearly 600 miles of railway in the state. Alpha, Reese River District, dating its existence from 1863. A yeur following the first of the tide of immigration which poured ceasclessly for several months into this then remote quarter witnessed an incor- Bertina Chas, restaurant and saloon Hausen P N, gen mdse poration of the place, and when its shoulders bors the age of three years it PATTERSON W M, postmaster and had assumed all the importance of a dig- notary public EUREKA COUNTY. (Pine Station. ) nified commercial metropolis, boasting of a population of 6,000. Extensive mills Aurora, ESMERALDA COUNTY. for the reduction of ore and the separa- tion of silver and other metals were soon erected, and the noises of the stamps, Crocker A W, lawyer added to those of the din of traffic, soon resounded throughout the whole length Davison H B, physician and breadth of the canyon, and gave it Dormer John M, sup't public schools an air of much moment. These monu- ments of enterprise and energy cost from $75,000 to $250,000, and the production Hatch G H, county assessor of their combined capacity astonished the Hawley A H, publ: administrator most confident. The construction of the Kimball & Booker ,en mdse Central Pacific Railroad, alas, was detri- Levy J & Co, gen .dse mental to its interests, in the detraction of her lucrative trade, and its prosperity was less marked until it finally ceased Marden H, contractor altogether, so far as signs of improve- McIntosh & Wade, hotel ment were concerned, and it is now Noracovich C, banker without that recognition due to places of Ogg Clem, sheriff the "sure and safe" order. Itis a well- SMITH SILAS B, gen mdso and post- master built place, containing such buildings that towns of greater pretensions cannot boast, among the most prominent of which are the Masonic, Odd Fellows and City halls, while the county buildings are commodious, substantial and attrac- tive structures. Its schools are good, people intelligent and hospitable, and the religious denominations are all rep- resented. FARWELL ISAAC N, county clerk Greeley A L, district attorney Lewis D J, attorney at law and county recorder Austin, LANDER COUNTY, The place boasts of but one newspaper, the '"Reese "River Reveille," a daily, CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., S. F. W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St .. Sacramento.

Is the county seat of Lander county, and the southern terminus of the Nevada Central Railroad, 95 miles from Battle Mountain, on the Central Pacific Rail- road. The place was the outgrowth of the mining excitement incident to the discovery of rich quartz ledges in the which contains telegraphic news from all

JELLY, THE JEWELER, has a full stock of Table Cutlery.

OJJ VIOS"

PS PUTY SUIVIO CONDONE.

H. WACHHORST

selly Watches cheaper than any house on the Coast.

Nevada-Austin. ALPHABETICALLY.

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parts of the world, able editorials and Horton & Sawtelle, grocers

sparkling local and miscellaneous mat- ter, owned and conducted by that vet- eran of western journalists, Mr. John Booth, to whom the community owes & debt of gratitude for the enterprise he exhibits. It has a population of 2,000.

AH QUONG, restaurant Austin Reading Club

BARGON MARTIN, merchant tailor Barnard J S, harness maker

Barnard Mrs J S, millinery, fancy goods and dressmaking

Barovich N, saloon

Baner G A, brewery

Bicknell John, city marshal

BOOTH JOHN, propr "Reese River Reveille"

BOYDEN J W, attorney at law BRAY & THOMAS, City Meat Market Childs T B, dentist Clifford Wm A, city clerk

COLLINS PETER, saloon

Converse W B, livery stable

CRALL REV C W, clergyman (Metho- dist)

CRESCENZO & GANDOLFO, proprs International Hotel

CRESWELL H T, attorney at law

CROCKETT GEO H W, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, Grantsville stage line and Belmont stago line

Curtis A A, sup't Manhattan Silver Min- ing Company

DICKSON GEO W, Cross Meat Market DITSWORTH J F, harnessmaker Douglas Geo A, district attorney DYER BROS, grocers

Dyer Chas A, notary public and county sup't schools

Dyer Wm F, mayor

EAGAN M M, liquors

EICHHORN & LEARNED, Express Baths and hairdressing saloon

Ferguson J F, livery stable

FINIGAN M, carpenter and builder

FLEMING & WILLIAMS, black- smiths & wagon makers Flint A A, furniture

Foster Wm, sup't Water Co Gage, Curtis & Co, grocers GAMES W W, hairdresser Gibson Wm, postmaster

GLAHN HENRY, United States Bakery and restaurant

GREEN THEODORE, druggist

HAMMOND J S, physician and sur- · geon "

HOFFMAN BROS, dry goods, clothing, carpets, etc

Hogan Robt, boots and shoes HOPKINS R T, news and varieties

HOWARD JAMES T, barber and va- rieties

HUBER JOSEPH, dry goods, clothing, carpets, etc

Huntsman J A, physician

King Samuel, saloon

Kling Henry, carpenter

KLINGER CHAS, saloon

LAMMERHART GEORGE, Central Meat Market

Laughlin Patrick, pu' lic administrator

LEWIS H, dry good , clothing, carpets, boots, shoes, etc

LOGAN W K, justice of the peace

Loustalot Lonis, International Restau-

.. rant

LUETJENS JOHN D, aaloon

Lynch Patrick, saloon

Manhattan Silver Mining Co, A A Curtis sup't

Martin Frank, saloon

MAYENBAUM HENRY, attorney at law

MCCAFFERTY A C, county recorder and auditor

McCourt & Barrett, liquors

MCKENNEY D C, district judge 5th juicial district

METTETAL F, French laundry

Millar Geo E, manager W U Tel Co

MILLER J A, county clerk

MITCHELL & CO, Confidence Sa- loon

Murray James, city treasurer

NICHOLLS A, Inmber, building ma- terial and hardware

MORDECK FRED, druggist

PARKER W H, stoves and tinware

PATARGO JOAQUIN, livery stable PAXTON & CURTIS, bankers Peltier Mrs Julia, lodgings

PELTIER N, saloon

POHL ROBT, Austin Baths and hair- dressing saloon

POLKINGHORNE CHAS, boots, shoes and furnishing goods

PREUSS FRANK, merchant tailor

PRICE & READ, books, stationery, cigars, tobacco, fruits, confectionery, etc

"REESE RIVER REVEILLE," John Booth propr

SADLER CHAS & CO, gen mdse

SCHULZE J A, blacksmith and wagon- maker

SCHWIN FRED, bakery

SCHWIN WM, carpenter and under- taker

Scott M B, physician

SENG MARTIN, Franco-American boarding and lodging house Shepard Geo A, constable

J. B. KLUNE has Latest Novelties In Jewelry 226 J St., Sac'o. constantly arriving.

American, German and French Confectionery at Wholesale, [ by Fred. Bickel, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.

bers, 110, v St .. N. F.

the entire ,This road ndispensable

d-bed of this coaches are

the Central people.

istance of 95 ofitable line,

g its existence ving the first which poured nths into this essed an incor- ind when its three years it rtance of a dig- olis, boasting of Extensive mills nd the separa- etals were soon of the stamps, of traffic, soon e whole length on, and gave it These monu- nergy cost from I the production y astonished the struction of the , alas, was detri- n the detraction nd its prosperity it finally ceased igns of improve- and it is now due to places of ler. Itis a well- ; such buildings retensions cannot st prominent of Odd Fellows and county buildings ntial and attrac- chools are good, hospitable, and tions are all rep-

ut one newspaper, veille,"" a daily, phic news from all

able Cutlery.

Ilustraten Catalogues ..

as. Gen'l Ageut, for Pacific Coast, 117. Fost St., H. F. OF Instalments ..

STEINWAY & SONS' PIANOS -- Grand, Square, Upright-seld for Ca 2 W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St .. Sacramento. H. Gray

H. PALMER & CO .. Frontignan Wine, 302 Davis St., S, F.

152 Nevada-Austin. ALPHABETICALLY.

SMITH & STARRATT, hardware, iron, steel, stoves and tinware SMYTH JNO, liquors TOWER & OHNGEMAR, Magnolia Saloon TRASK S, physician TRIPLETT & CLARK, Cosmopoli- tan Saloon SOULE C P, cashier Paxton & Curtis SOWER M & A, cigars, tobacco, Trolson -- , bootmaker crockery, notions, fruit, etc Spires C D, county assessor Stembuch Albert, meat market Steiner John, saloon Taylor Thos, county surveyor Thomas Cassius, sheriff WATSON WM, blacksmith and wagon- maker WELLER L A, photographer and agt Singer Sewing Machine Co WIXOM ISAAC JR, livery stablo WRIGHT J A, watches, jewelry, and county treasurer Mclaughlin Frank, liquors TIMLIN MICHAEL, Express Saloon and lodging house MARTIN BARGON, MERCHANT TAILOR Suits made in Artistic Style and Guaranteed to Fit. CLEANING AND REPAIRING Done in the NEATEST STYLE and on Short Notice. MAIN ST., AUSTIN, NEVADA. W. F. DYER. GEO. M. DYER. DYER BROS., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Etc. Corner Main and Cedar Streets, AUSTIN, NEVADA. M. M. EGAN, Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealer. CEO. C. THAXTER, dealer in Field, Flower and Garden Seeds, Carson City, Nev. 84 FIRST STREET. PORTLAND, OREGON, IS F. BICKEL'S Headquarters for Confectionery at Wholesale.

Best Brands of Wines and Liquors always on hand. IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKEYS, XXX ALE AND PORTER, MAIN STREET, AUSTIN, NEV.

PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, No. 320 Post Street. Educates thoroughly for Business.

Wm. Pfunder. & Co.

Nevada-Austin. ALPHABETICALLY.

153

NEWS DEPOT,

Next door above the Central Market, Main St., AUSTIN, NEVADA.

R. T. HOPKINS, Proprietor. Dealer in all kinds of Confectionery, Nuts, Can Fruits, Candies, Tobacco, Cigars, Etc. Fresh Fruit every Day. Apples by the Box. At the above place will also be kept constantly on hand all the popular Maga- zines and Weekly and Illustrated Papers, and all the California and Nevada Dailies. GIVE ME A CALL.

s. Crescenzo,

A. R. Gandolfo.

INTERNATIONAL HOTEL ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.

CRESCENZO & GANDOLFO,

PROPRIETORS.

This old and well-known house has been enlarged and furnished In splendid style, and for elegance and completeness is ex- celled by no Hotel in Nevada.

THE LODGING DEPARTMENT

contains a number of splendidly furnished rooms, single and en suite, which will be let by the day, week or night, ou reasons- ble terms.

THE BAR Is stocked with all the best brands of Champagne and Brandies, Old Sazerac Brandy, Cutter's O K., Old Stock Whiskey, C. O. Blake's Treble Crown Old Noble Whiskey, and FINE HAVANA CIGARS.

A Billiard Room, containing two fine Billiard Tables, the use of which is free to patrons. Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal purposes. The whole comprising a complete Hotel, where both board and lodging can be had in the same house.

A FINE LARGE HALL tolet for Balle, Lectures, Theatrical Entertainments, etc. Open at all hours. Passengers called for any of the stages. CRESCENZO & GANDOLFO.

Bee pages 200 & BO'T. Junum monunuco unout of

FRED. NORDECK, Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, Perfumery, Etc., MAIN STREET, AUSTIN, NEVADA.

JELLY. THE JEWELER. Best Assortment in Sacramento.

WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son, 195 Main St., opposite Walker House, Salt Lake City, Utah.

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That drrad disease Rheumatism and Sore Eyes, cared by that celebrated Oregon Blood Perifer, compounded by

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154 Nevada-Austin. 4 .: ALPHABETICALLY. .2. REESE RIVER REVEILLE NEWSPAPER AND JOB PRINTING ·C: : 3A 1. 2 1 : ESTABLISHMENT, Main Street, Austin, Nevada. THE DAILY REVEILLE, [Established in 1863.] Is published every evening except Sunday, and its circulation being very general and extensive among mining and business people, etc., makes it the BEST AND MOST EFFICIENT MEDIUM FOR MINING, BUSINESS AND OTHER ADVERTISING. BUSINESS MEN, PROFESSIONAL MEN, PRACTICAL MEN, Are respectfully invited to a careful inspection and criticism of our ADVERTISING COLUMNS. The DAILY REVEILLE is sent to all parts of the country and the world. Subscription Price, 814.00 per ,sar. THE REESE RIVER REVEILLE, AS A FIRST-CLASS DAILY PAPER, Is thoroughly identified with the best interests of the country, and all classes of the people, from the miner, or the mechanic, to the merchant or the banker. " It gives'the latest news, tele- graphic and otherwise, from all parts of the world, and EVERYBODY READS IT. CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41) Main St., 8. W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. -

JOHN BOOTH, Publisher and Proprietor.

TRY MURRAY'S LUNG AND LIVER BALSAM.

H. WACHHORST. Importer of

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Nevada~Austin. ALPHABETICALLY."

155

SMITH & STARRATT, DEALERS IN

Iron, Steel, Mining and Mill Material

WAIT

STOVES AND TINWARE,

MAIN STREET, AUSTIN, NEVADA.

FRANK PREUSS, AD Merchant Tailor.

Fine Dress and Business Suits Made of the Finest Broadcloths. Beavers and Cassimeres, on Reasonable Terms.

A PERFECT FIT

GUARANTEED ..:

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MAIN STREET, AUSTIN, NEVADA.

LIVERY, FEED & SALE STABLE

I. WIXOM. Proprietor, ₡

Opposite Court House,

MAIN STREET, AUSTIN, NEV.

121

I desire to inform my friends and the public generally, that I am prepared to furnish

LIVERY, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, at Reasonable Rates!

Having secured a quantity of the best hay of the country, I shall after this date, make boarding horses, by the day or week, a specialty, and by having many years experience In the care' and management of horses, parties visiting Austin will And it to choir advantage to entrust their atook to my keeping. N. B .- I shall, at the completion of the Railroad, run'a commodious 'Bus to and from all trains. 'All orders left at the stable will receive prompt attention. Austin, January 6th, 1880. I. WIXOM.

J.B. KLUNE, watch repairing a specialty, 226 J St., Sac'o ...

American, German and French Confectionery at Wholesale, by Fred. Bickel, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.

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2 GEO.C. THAXTER, DRUGGIST AND SEEDSMAN, CARSON CITY. W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J. Street, Sacramento.

315 J St., Sac.

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SEEDSMAN, CARSON CITY, NEV.

GEO. C. THAXTER, DRUGGIST AND -

H. PALMER & CO., Pure Sherry Wine, 302 Davis St., S. F.

156

Nevada-Austin-Battle Mountain. ALPHABETICALLY.

MITCHELL & CO., CONFIDENCE SALOON.

CHOICE LIQUORS ..

FINE WINES,

GOOD CIGARS.

COME AND SEE US. Cedar Street, Austin, Nevada.

J. W. BOYDEN,

ATTORNEY . AND

COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

AUSTIN, NEVADA.

CARPENTER SHOP,

WM. SCHWIN,

- PROPRIETOR.

ALL KINDS OF CARPENTER WORK Executed with PROMPTNESS and in & workmanlike manner. 1

UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Shop-South Street, Austin, Nevada.

Battle Mountain, LANDER COUNTY.

A station on the Central Pacific Rail- road, 517 miles east of San Francisco and 95 miles north of Austin, the county seat. It is also the northern terminus of the Nevada Central Railroad, a nar- row-gange quite recently completed tol Austin, and a daily line of stages which run to Tuscarora. The place is supplied with water from magnificent springs, distant about three miles. Population about 400.

Altenburg Adam, restaurant AMFAHR JOHN, Union Brewery

BACHELDER J K, propr Cosmopoli- tan Hotel Barclay A, agent D W Earl "BATTLE MOUNTAIN MESSEN- GER " Sproule and Davis, prop'rs BLOSSOM J A, gen mdse BRESSLER H, furnishing goods BROWN JAMES, agent C PR R CAPITOL HOTEL, L D Huntsman .. propr Clugage & Parker, proprs, Tuscarora Stage Line

Cope J P, postmaster Davis Walter, Manager W U T Co Dosang Joseph, liquors Dunphy Wm, meat market EAMES G L, stock grower Earl D W, forwarding and commission Gentry W O, harness maker Gerstle J & Co, gen mdse GROVE AL People's Meat Market HUNTSMAN L D, prop Capitol Hotel Keiser C B, notary public LEMAIRE A D, liquors. Lemaire & Lucas, varieties MAYO U, Gem Saloon McWILLIAMS J W, gen mdse MOORE W B, Manager Capitol Hotel MOZINGO S G, blacksmith and wagon- maker Paul Bros, livery stable Postles Chas, hairdresser PUGH L M, Gold Note Saloon Rae John, blacksmith and wagonmaker Robertson Alex, Agent W F & Co and Tuscarora Stage Line Scott E A, attorney at law

SPROULE & DAVIS, prop'rs "Battle Mountain Messenger"

SPONOGLE F M, physician, druggist WEITMAN, FRANK & CO, tinners, roofers, stoves and tinware

PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE.

The Model Commercial College. of the Coast, 880 Post Nt,, S. F.

COUNTRY DEALERS an be supplied by F. Bickel, Who'esale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon. .

That dread disease Rheumatism and Bere Eyes, cared by that celebrated Oregon Binnd Perifer. compounded by

Wm. Pfunder & Co.

Nevada-Battle Mountain. ALPHABETICALLY.'

157

CAPITAL HOTEL,

Battle Mountain, Nevada,

L. D. HUNTSMAN,

PROPRIETOR.

ALL TRAINS

Stop at this House Twenty-Five Minutes for Meals.

PASSENGERS MAY BE ASSURED

That our Table will be found up to the mark at all Times.

Battle Mountain Messenger,

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,

BY SPROULE & DAVIS.

THE PAPER OF CENTRAL NEVADA, Giving all the Local and Mining News of that section.

ONE OF THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS IN THE STATE, Being published at the junction of the

NEVADA CENTRAL AND CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROADS.

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $5.00 PER YEAR. 1

SUBSCRIBE FOR IT. '

JELLY, THE JEWELER, hasa full Am. Watches from Factory. stock or

PUNCTUALITY.

Reonowy. Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City. Fashion,

A Los & Portland Oregon .

Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., 8. F

CUTTING PACKING CO.

W.W. MONTAGUE.& CO., Stores and Ranges, 100 different rloes, Myles na. ; patterns: 110. 142: 114: 116 and 118 Battery a. S. T.

158 Nevada-Battle Mountain-Belmont. . 31.9'1)351 ) ALPHABETICALLY.

FRANK WEITMAN. & CO., Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper and Brass Worker, Main Street, opposite Depot, Battle Mountain, Nevada,

I am prepared to do all work In my line in the best manner, and at reasonable prices. All my wares are made of the very best mate. rials, and warranted first-class.

GOLD NOTE SALOON.

Finest Wines. Liquoss and Cigars, Next door to Gerstles & Co's Store, FRONT STREET.

Battle Mountain, Nevada. L. M. PUGH, Proprietor.

NEW DRUG STORE,, Main Street, Battle Mountain, Nevada.

DR. F. M. SPONOGLE,

PROPRIETOR.

Just opened in the new and elegant building, two doors below J. W. McWilliams' Store, where a complete assortment of

DRUGS, TOILET ARTICLES, PATENT MEDICINES, ETC., Will be kept constantly on hand, of the best quality that can be purchased In the San Francisco market, and sold at the lowest prices., Prescriptions carefully compounded.

Belleville, - ESMERALDA COUNTY,

A place of four hundred inhabitants and has communication by stage line with Carson City. It depends upon the min- ing interests, chief among the best paying lodes is the Northern Belle. The water wuf used by the residents is brought a dis- tance of thirteen miles and sold by the company at two cents per gallon.

Gamble & Co, fruit, candy, nuts, etc Jackson Jno A, saloon Johl & Goodwin, butchers Jones R Z, Sup't N Belle, M. & M Co Kibbe & Blakeley, hotel

MINTA THOS OGDEN, postmaster MINTA THOS 0 & CO, gen mdse Ostrander W. H, restaurant Stone W S, gen mdse Turner A J, justice of peace

Belmont, NYE COUNTY,

Is the county seat and has a population of 500. . It is among the oldest towns of Nevada and supported by the mining interests situated in the eastern portion

of the State.

Ball J A, furniture dealer and carpenter Bauer Chris, brewery

"Belmont Courier, " Andrew Mante propr Bowman John, attorney at law Cafferty James, liquors

Carey Simeon, hairdresser

Carpenter S, liquors, East Belmont

Courter J P, Sup't El Dorado South Con Mining Co

Creswell H T, atty at law

Curler Benj, dist attorney, atty at law

Decker B C, livery stable

Duffy Thos, liquors

Dykeman Chas, liquors

Emerson Geo W, druggist and varieties Ernst George, county surveyor and act- ing county recorder and auditor

Esser & Stimler, groceries, fruits and varieties

Falkinham J J, sup't Belmont Mining Co, agt E & PRR Co, and lumber dealer

Flack Rev D, clergyman (Episcopal) \, Gates Urial, ice dealer

Godwin D M, cashier Paxton & Curtis' Bank

Granger W N, atty at law and notary public Huyck Wm H, sheriff

TRY DR. GUNN'S RHEUMATISM KING.

W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St .. Sacramento.

W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St., Sacramento.

H., WACHHORST, Agent for Am. Watches, 315 J Street, Sac.

Nevada-Beowawe-Candelaria.

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King R M, druggist and hardware dealer Mante Andrew, propr Belmont "Courier" MeKenny. D. C, dist judge Nye Kunder and Churchill counties, res Austin .... McLean Adam, county treasurer

Mestriean Alex, restaurant "i

Moore S Grant, physician Morgan Thos F, meat market Nicholl Geo, county clerk Ohlander J A, watchmaker and jeweler Owen Frank, atty at law and notary public

Paxton & Curtis, bankers'

Samter Louis, olothing, dry goods, boots, shoes, etc ~+/1. Seymour J.R, liquors"> Sine E P, atty at law

Slaght Jacob, blacksmith and wagon- maker 1

'Stimler H P, postmaster

Stowe Joseph, deputy sheriff and con- stable 1 1|

Stratton H H, liquors Tallman S & Co, gen mdse Thomason J. L, public administrator and coroner

Thomas & Wood, liquors Trolson John, agent W F &: Co, Stage Co, and W U Tel Co Warburton Thos, county assessor Wood J S, blacksmith and wagonmaker

Beowawe, EUREKA COUNTY. .

BENSON OLIVER, hotel, gen mdse, and postmaster

Bristol, LINCOLN. COUNTY.

Curtis J N & Co, gen mdse

FISHBACH JOHN B, postmaster and varieties Greenwood J. B, saloon Leahigh Mrs K, boarding house McCarter D C, saloon McDonald W A, saloon Quinn John, saloon Riepe R, boarding house

Bullion, ELKO COUNTY.

Carpeaux E J, gen mdse Hoffman Wm, hotel Phillips Jas, hotel and saloon Stocker M, saloon " Ju" :"

Bullionsville, LINCOLN COUNTY.

Culverwell Wm, butcher;/t .... FULTON JULIUS, postmaster [ ... af Gealing Wni, gen mdse JACOBS & FULTON, gen mdae McKeog Thos, saloon McMahon A, saloon Saul John, restaurant Woldenberg L & Co, gen mdse

Cambridge, ESMERALDA . COUNTY.

Blasdel H G Jr, sup't Cambridge M & M Co Csin W, stage agt Glann J F, dairyman

Irving J G, hotel

Little Wm, -

Webster Bros, stock raisers

WILLIAMS J.H, postmaster and agt Wells, Fargo & Co, and gen mdsc Willis ER, propr "'Arrastra'

Camp Halleck, ELKO COUNTY.

MEYER C E, general merchandise and postmaster Mayer & Keith, hotel and blacksmiths McCain H, hotel

Candelaria, ESMERALDA COUNTY,

Is a very lively mining camp of 400, and depends solely upon that interest for its entire support. The absence from water, and the expense of procuring it from Belleville, are features not conducive to the permanent growth of the place.",

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Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 21

Author: Publication date: 1880 Publisher: San Francisco : L.M. McKenney Number of Pages: 1593

Author:
Publication date: 1880
Publisher: San Francisco : L.M. McKenney
Number of Pages: 1593