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Ofices of Western Union Telegraph and Geyser Springs Telephone Co.'s at this Hotel. Free Coach to and from all trains. Stages leave the Hotel daily for the Great Geysers, only fifteen miles away. Fine Livery Stable attached to the Hotel.
H. PALMER & CO., Native Wines. 302 Davis Street, S. F.
GRAY'S MUSIC STORE. The Largest Stock of American and Foreign Husie, Hasteal Merchandise on the Coast. Send
SEEDSMAN, CARSON CITY. NEV.
CEO. C. THAXTER, DRUGGIST AND
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO .: "heet fron, all Mizes and Numbers, 110. .. "118 114 110. and IIN Battery NI .. M. V.
534 California-Chico. ALPHARRTICALLY.
Chico Enterprise
ED. HOOLE. Publisher and Proprietor.
Published Every Friday Evening
Terms, Four Dollars a Year.
THE CHICO ENTERPRISE
IS ONE OF THE .
BEST and MOST POPULAR PAPERS in NORTHERN CALIFORNIA,
Circulating largely among the Farmers of Butte, Colusa and Tehama Counties. It is the
Best Advertising Medium
IN THESE SECTIONS.
The JOB PRINTING Department OF THE
CHICO ENTERPRISE IS FULL AND COMPLETE,
WITH ALL THE
Latest Styles of Type, together with Power Press, Two Gorden Presses and Hand Press. All kinds of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING
Executed with Neatness and Dispatch at the Lowest Prices.
TRY DR. GUNN'S RHEUMATISM KING.
PUNCTUALITY,
Proreny. Fashion,
ELECTROGRAPH " 100 facsimile copies in 10 minutes, "stylegraph," Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House. Salt Lake City.
PACIFIC B
r. Mee Pagons x00 & Stylegrafe Fountalı
Chil CALAV.
On the San A Hill rsage road, Lanternier G B,
Chine TUOLU
Was once a livel inhabitants, but its mines, it decre rapidly, and it n It is 26 miles fr pendent on Yoser
Currie L. D, phot CUTTING C B postmaster, an "Egling L, blackan Kempston John, Lampson R M, pl Mann J C, saloon Manza P, bootma. Mayer L, butcher McAdams T', groc Morris A, grocerie Panner T', barber Reininghans R, ta Solinsky C W H, Wheclock S C, sa
SAN BERNA Akin I T, physici Aros A, gen mdse Geldsmith S, gen Yount David, bla
Ch SAN LUIS RUSSELL DAV dise and postma
Chr MEN DOO Gunley Andrew, master, brewery
Ch MONTER Situated on the Ii
H. PALMER
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE.
The Model Commercial College of the Coast. 820 Post Nt .. M. V.
California-Chile Gulch-Clarksburg. ALPHABETICALLY.
535
&r. Seo Pagoss 300 & so1.
On the San Andreas and Mokelumne DROGE JNO C, postmaster Blinn Harrison, hotel DROGE JNO C'& CO, gen mdse Hill rtage road, 1} miles from the Hill. cifie R. R., 11 miles southeast of Salinas City. Lanternier G B, liquors Mauk Frank, agent SPR Rand WU Tel Co Chile Gulch, CALAVERAS COUNTY, Chinese Camp, Peteraon M, hotel Peterson Peter, blacksmith TUOLUMNE COUNTY, Piel Chris, hotel Ray Jno, shoemaker Was once a lively mining camp of 2,500 inhabitants, but through the failure of its wines, it decreased in population quite rapidly, and it now curtains only 150. It is 26 miles from Milton, and is de- legraph,' pendent on Yosemite travel for support. Whitworth Jno, agent Chualar Grant Cinnabar, SAN BENITO COUNTY. Branigan'A, dairyman Currie L. D, photographer CUTTING C B, justice of the peace, Melindy Henry, sawmill Davezgin S, groceries HAMMOND C Y, postmaster Powers A W. physician Rockwood Capt, sawmill postmaster, and gen mise "Egling [, blacksmith and wagonmaker Kempston John, bootmaker Thompson A, justice of the peace Lampson R M, physician Mann J C', saloon Mauza P, bootmaker Cisco, PLACER COUNTY. Mayer L, butcher McAdams 'T', groceries Morris A, groceries and dry goods Panner T', barber A postoffice on the Central Pacific.R. R., 56 miles northeast of Auburn. supply point for adjacent mines. Reininghans R, tailor Solinsky C W H, hotel Wheclock S C, saloon Ashburn Joseph, ditch agent Chino, CAMPBELL R A, gen mdse, hotel and postmaster SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY. Hughes Robert, agent C PR R Leonard & Willett. freighters Palmer U C, operator WV U Tel Co - Akin I T, physician Aros A, gen mdse and postmaster Goldsmith S, gen muse Yount David, blacksmith R. A. CAMPBELL, Cholame, Dealer in enteral Merchandise, SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY. RUSSELL DAVID, general merchan- dise and postmaster Hotel and Agent Wells, Fargo & Co., ELECTROGRAPH " 100 facsimile copies in 10 minutes. "^;T. Crear, Stylegrafe Fountain P M. Grav. Gen'l Agent .. for Paride C'ast. 117 Post St. S. F. Christine, Cisco. Placer County. MENDOCINO COUNTY. Nearest Point to the Meadow Lake Mines, Gunley Andrew, hotel, gen mdse, post- master, brewery and distillery Ten Miles from Cisco. Chualar, Clarksburg, MONTEREY COUNTY, YOLO COUNTY,
Situated on the line of the Southern Pa-| Is a steamboat landing 61 miles below
H. PALMER & CO., Port Wine $2.50 per ga !.. 80% Davin Ntroet,
STEINWAY & SONS' PIANOS-Grand. Square. Upright-
Sold for Cash of fustalmente
Innstrated C
CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., 8. F.
LY. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Stores and Ranges, too different siase, styles and patterns, 110, 112, 114, 116 and 118 Battery &t., 8. F.
536 California -- Clarksville-Cloverdale. ALPHABETICALLY.
Sacramento, on the Sacramento river, Is a fruit shipping point.
WEBBER D_C, gen mdse, postmaster, and Wells, Fargo & Co's agent Willard John, blacksmith
Clarksville, EL DORADO COUNTY.
Carstin Geo, dairy Daniels & Co, gen mdse Eure G, dairy
Fagan l', shoemaker
Fitch G C, dairy
Grigg G, blacksmith
Johnson Mrs H M, dressmaker
Karonel J, saloon
Kyburg (, dairy and notary public Maltby -, dairy
Morison A, di iry Rice Oscar, dairy Ryan P, dairy and farmer
TONY G S, justice. ot the peace, post- master, wheelwright and builder Tony Jno, hotel
Clay, SACRAMENTO COUNTY,
On the Amador branch Central Pacific R. R., 10 miles east of Galt.
STEELE THOS, gen mdse and post- master
Clayton,
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY,
Is a postoffice, and has a population of 600. Depends on agriculture for its sup- port.
Condie Jno, hotel Curry James, livery Davison D, blacksmith
Ferguson R, saddes and harnessmaker INGRAM HENRY, justice of the peace, drugs and grocerics JAMES MORGAN, liquors Nottingham M F, blacksmith RHEINHART JAS, boots and shoes Rhine Ches, gen mdse and notary public RHINE'S HOTEL, Jacob Rhines propr RHINES JACOB, propr Rhine's Hotel Robrecht Frank, brower Winters W W, constable ZOPFY ADOLPH, mail carrier
Clinton, AMADOR COUNTY,
Eighteen miles from Ione City. Popu- lation 100.
Boyrie .J, gen mdss and constable Spagnoli & Bro, gen mdse Spagnoli D B, justice of the peace
Clipper Gap, PLACER COUNTY.
A station on the C. P. R. R., 7 miles northeast of Auburn.
Judkins Samuel, saloon McGregor Mrs R, boarding house
Clipper Mills, BUTTE COUNTY.
Binet Ed & Son, sash and door factory CLARK H F, gen mdse and postmaster Folck J L', hotel Schultz J F, hotel
Cloverdale, SONOMA COUNTY,
Is a place of 700 inhabitants and the terminus of the S. F. and North Pacific Railroad. It is surrounded by a roman- tic locality, and is the point at which stages are taken for the Geysers, Ukiah and Lakeport. It'is 90 miles from San Francisco.
Abraham C, gen ından Abraham L, tinsmith
BERLIN A C MRS, millinery and dresamaking
Boggs J O, physician and druggist
Brookins Miss A E, millinery and fancy goods
Brush W T, groceries, etc Carrie J A, gen mdse
Chambaud J, winery
CITY HOTEL, C W Smith propr, o s West
CLOVERDALE BREWERY, Schafer & Anker proprs
CLOVERDALE & CLEAR LAKE STAGE CO, W C Van Arnam & Co proprs
CLOVERDALE HOUSE, M Menihan propr
Cloverdale Library Association, J Ramey librarian
H. WACHHORST, importer of Jewelry, Diamond», Fino Watches. 315 J St., Sac.
COUNTRY DEAL ERS can be supplied by F. Bickel. Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
BUSINE
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· CLOVER Walker p Conway J M Coomes A M Cootes W F, DAVIS A, 'Davis G V, I Dixon John, ETHRIDGE terer FIELD JOB GERKHAR Geyser Spri propr . Grant & Bent! gonmakers. Haehl H, just Haupt J, stov Heald J G, ho Hesse C, black Hoadley J F, ber Hook Samuel, Hunziker G, w Kline J A, lum Lance J A, cor Lank S, Larber Levy J, gen md Library Hall, I Linville B & So Livernash J H, Marks S, gen in Markell R S, pl McDonald A C. MENIHAN House Mitchell Bros, rieties Mitcholl Chas I
W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St .. Sacramento. THE
West
M. MENI
Start:
The Hotel has and Native
HI, PALME
BUSINESS PENMANSHIP
Practically taught at PACIFIC BUML- NEN4 COLLEGE, 820 Post Nt .. A. F.
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California-Cloverdale. ALPHARRTICALLY.
537
" CLOVERDALE REVEILLE," W Walker propr Conway J M. pastor (Catholic) Coomes A M, dentist Cootes W F, gen mdse DAVIS A, gen mdse Neal W W, flouring mill Davis G V, livery and sale stable Preston L M, livery Dixon John, liquors Moore Mrs S M, fruits, vegetables, eto Morgan D B, justice of the peace and notary publio Muntz J, bootmaker Murray W E, harness and saddlery Ramey J, physician ETHRIDGE D, bricklayer and plas- Reeves John A, butcher terer Rogers Jno, hotel FIELD JOHN, real estate SCHAFER & ANKER, proprs Clover- dale Brewery Schwartz M, gen mdse GERKHARDT H F, propr U S Hotel Geyser Springa Hotel, Wm Forsyth Grant & Bentley, blacksmiths and wa- SHAW ISAAC E, groceries, hardwar3, agricultural implementa, ctc, agt W, F& Co, and postmaster gonmakers Haehl H, justice of the peace Shelton J G, pastor M E S Church Catalogue and Terms on application to . Haupt J, stoves and tinware Shipley R .J, propr Alder Glen Springs Sims Thos, liquors Heald J G, hotel Hesse C, blacksmith propr . Sissengout John, hay, grain and feed Hoadley J F, com merchant and lum- SMITH C .W, propr City Hotel ber Smith Mrs J, teacher of music Hook Samnel, bootmaker Smith Joheil, butcher Hunziker G, watchmaker and jeweler Spurr Daniel F, atty at law Kline J A, lumber UNITED STATES HOTEL, H F Ger- hardt propr Lance J A, corral Lank S, Larber VAN ARNAM W C & CO, Cloverdale and Clear Lake Stage Co Levy J, gen mise Library Hall, H Hachl propr Linville B & Son, gen indas Livernash J H, furniture and undertaker Marks S, gen indso Markell R S, physician and druggist Westlake J, bootmaker McDonald A C, hotel WAITE & FRENCH, blacksmiths and wagonmakors WALKER W S, editor and propr "Cloverdale Reveille" Whitney S P, pastor Congregational Church MENIHAN M, propr Cloverdale House Wilbut Mrs P, teacher of music Mitchell Bros, cigars, tobacco and va- Willey Mrs E H, hotel rieties Williams C A, carpenter M. Gray. Steinway Hall. 117 Post St. S. F. Mitchell Chas D, liquors Wolford S, flouring mills THE CLOVERDALE HOTEL, West Street, Cloverdale, Sonoma County, Ca !. M. MENIHAN, - PROPRIETOR. Starting Place of Stages for all parts of the Country. The Hotel has been enlarged and refurnished throughout. The Foreign and Native Liquors and the Table-d'hote are unsurpassed in the State. W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St .. Sacramento. KRANICH & BACH PIANOS-SQUARE AND UPRIGHT-Equal to any make, (Steinway & Sons excepted\ Illustrated
A Free 'Bus to and from the Cars.
HI. PALMER CO., Pure Sherry Wine, 302 Davis St., S. F.
CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., 8. F.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Pappa and Tron Fige; our et
14. 110 and IIN Battery Mirert. A. F. -
538
California-Cloverdale-College City. ALPHAANTICALA.Y.
Cloverdale and Clear Lake Stage Line. FIRST-CLASS CONCORD COACHES LEAVE
CLOVERDALE for
BARTLETT SPRINGS
Via Higeland Springs, Kelseyville, Soda Bay, Likeport and Upper Lake.
Cheapest and Quickest Route to Clear Lake. Faro from San Francisco to Clear Lake .. 00 50 Tickets can be procured at offices of S. P. & N. P. R. R., 426 Montgomery St., San Francisco.
W. C. VAN ARNAM & CO., Proprietors, Clo7:rdale.
CLOVERDALE REVEILLE
W. S. WALKER, Editor and Proprietor.
CLOVERDALE, - - CALIFORNIA.
Subscription, 83.00 a year. Independent in politica. For the interest of Cloverdale and Sonoma County in general.
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK EXECUTED PROMPTLY.
Bill Heads, Note Heads, Posters, Letter Sheets, Envelopes, Dodgers, etc., execu- ted with neatness and dispatch.
Colfax, PLACER COUNTY.
Is a place of 1,000 inhabitants, 54 miles east of Sacramento on the Central Pa- citic Railroad. It is alao the junction of the N. C. N. G. R. R. with the Central Pacific. It takes its name from ex-Vice- President Colfax.
Allen & Harris, meat market BENJAMIN WM, harness and saddles Blanchmariede G G, liquors Butler John, books and stationery, druggiat and postmaster Culver J A, blacksmith and wagon- maker
Curley & Mahon, hotel Davenport John, liquors Farrell Wm, hotel Fawcett Geo H, barber Harria, Smith & Co, grocerica Hayford, Perkins & Co, gen mdse Huff S W, barber
Kuenzly Jacob, justice of the peace and operator W U Tel Co
Lawrence -, watchmaker and jeweler Leeds L D, liquors
Lobner M, agt C. P. R. R. L'rd 'T J, livery atable McCarty J, bootmaker Mishier M, meat market
Murphy B. liquors
Nickell & Plank, groceries and clothing Pepau T., restaurant
Queen Mrs Julia, millinery and dress- makin {
Rooney R F, physician
Storey W B, ugt W, F & Co and notary public
Symonds Geo, bakery and restaurant Tope C P, liquors
Treasure Wu, liquors
Wales HI, ticket agt and opr C P and N UNGRR.
Webster E, constable
College City. COLUSA COUNTY.
DAVIS S, physician and postmaster Dwiuny N, grocer Folsom W D, architeet Fondi A, physician Thifflebrain J, gen mdse Walker & Hewitt, manufr wind mills
TRY MURRAY'S LUNG AND LIVER BALSAM.
"A. T. Cross' Stylegrade ELECTROGRAPH " 100 facsimile copies in 10 minutes, "itylegraph." ar. fre Pagr WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son. 195 Main St .. opposite Walker House. Salt Lake City. Utah.
BUSINE
Co SAN A small p Crabb A, sol Gilzert John LAWSEN postmaster Minor Geo F Snow W H,
Co
Is 55 miles fi Sacramento r at 100. Frui aro its interes
Brown S H, } Delmonte Fra HOSKING «handias, Welle, Farg Jones Wm, ge Page Win, sal Richardson . W Sacramento R. aupt
EL D One of the o and ia noted a was firat disco fruit-growing extent for it mines contribu
Allhoff Marti Anderhalden Bayne Wm, g Biers Juo, bla Borland Alex, Bothwell. Wm Brewer H H, Brock J J, m Brockway & H Burgess A M. Chalmers Roh Coloma Vin Clark Jcahua Clusseu P, sho Cox Roger, to Gray J, liquo Harney Thos, Johusou Chas Kane P, orch Kane Thos, a
H. PALME
BUSINESS PENMANSHIP
"Practically taught at PACIFIC BUM !. ' YFAN COIL.KGK. ASA Past Nt. N. P.
California-Collegeville-Columbia. ALPHABETICALLY.
539
Collegeville, SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY.
A small place 8 miles east of Stockton.
Crabb A, school teacher Gilzert John G, wagonmaker LAWSEN ANDREW, gen mdse and postmaster Minor Geo F, blacksmith Snow W H, butcher
Collinsville, SOLANO COUNTY,
I. 55 miles from San Francisco, on the Sacramento river. Population estimated at 100. Fruit-growing and agricultural are ita interests of support.
Brown S H, hotel. Delmonto Frank, carpenter
HOSKING WILLIAM, general mor- rhandise, hotel, postmaster, agent Wells, Fargo & Co and justice of peace Jones Wm, gen mdse Page Wm, saloon Richardson . W, carpenter Sacramento River Packing Co, A Booth supt
Coloma,
EL DORADO COUNTY.
One of the oldest towns in the State, and is noted as being the place where gold was first discovered It depends on the fruit-growing interests to a considerable extent for its support, though the mines contribute largely.
Allhoff Martin J, tel opr Anderhalden Jos, shoemaker and saloon Bayne Wm, gardener and orchad Biers Jno, blacksmith Borland Alex, clothing store Bothwell. Win, saloon ~ Brewer H H, constable Brock J J, market Brockway S H, winery 'Burgess A M, blacksmith
Chalmers Roht, wine cellar and propr of Bornheim Henry, saloon
Coloma Vineyard House Clark Joshus, butcher Classeu P, shoemaker Cox Roger, toll keeper Gray J, liquors Harney T'hos, orchardist Johnson Chas, vineyard and orchard Kane P, orchardist and winery Kane Thos, stage driver
Last Chance Quarts Mining Co Lohry Adam, gen mdes Markham O E', teacher Marshall J W, vineyard McBeth Robt, orchardist McBride B, saloon Mckay Roht, winery Meyers Mrs Henry, prop Meyers Hotel Miller Goo, tailor Mitchell Mra Thos, orchardlist Murphy Mrs E, orchardist Neuss Chas, winemaker with Chalmers Othick W D, winemaker
Price Jno, grocer and postmaster Rasmusson A, winemaker
Smith E M, propr Pioneer Garden Stearna Wm, orchardist Storer Jno H, carpenter Storer Wm, saloon
Stutslager J, supt Union Mine
Teuscher Jno, cooper Vernon Win P, orchar.list and ditch agt Weller E, grocery store White W, notary public
Wilder Jonas, gardener
Young C P, justice of peace
Columbia, TUOLUMNE COUNTY,
Is a very pretty mountain town of 700 inhabitants, 142 miles from San Francis- co, reached via Stockton and Copperopo- lis Division of the Central Pacific Rail- road and Messrs. Mittison & Co.'s stage line. Its scenic and sanitary features are manifold, and the number of tourists and invalids drawn hither through these mediums each year is very great. The altitude is 2,200 feet above the soa level; the atinosphere is pure, light and dry, and easy of inhalation: the water is ex- cellent ; and society splendid-foreshad- owed in the refining influences of the el- ements found invariably in the presence of good schools and churches. Fruit- growing and mining are extensively eu- gaged in. The place has been destroyed by conflagrations several times, yet it presents a handsome appearance.
Ashton J T & Co, saloon and restaurant
Brady M, groceries Brunot L, gen mise Butler H, restaurant
Callaghan D, shoemaker
CITY HOTEL, George Morgan propr Cortright Isaac, wheelwright
Cummings Juo, shoemaker Davis J, constable
DAVIS J N, saloon and restaurant
STEINWAY & SONS' PIANOS-Grand. Square. Upright-
W. Grav.
In
stalmente ..
Gen'l Agent. for Parine Coast. 117 Post At .. A. F.
Illustrated Catalogues.
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H. PALMER & CO., Frontignan Wine, 302 Davis St., S. F.
.T. Cross' Stylegrafe Fountain Pen.
ELECTROGRAPH " 100 facsimile copies in 10 minutes, "istylegraph."
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Femme and Trop Pipe, all stars, 110, 118. 114.110 and fit Hattery Street. S. F.
540
California -. Columbia. ALPHABETICALLY.
EBELER MRS WM, millinery, fancy goods, agent Mme Demoreste' patterns and French Dyeing House, and sad- dlery
Elias Ed. W U tel opr and varieties Fallon O, hotel Freitas A T, barher HALE GEO W, planing mill, sawmill and box manufactory Hinkleman Wm, saloon Kelley M, livery stable
KLUBER HENRY, justice of peace KLUBER H, wholesale dealer in im- ported and domestic wines, liquors and cigars
KNAPP . SEWELL, staple and fancy groceries, hardware, mining supplies, feed, wood and willow ware, patent medicines, etc, ete Koch Chas, barber . LAY HEE, liquors, cigars, tobacco, tes, eto
LEVY LOUIS, general variety, newa agency and postmaster
Mckenzie Danl, gen blacksmith MePherson & Hilton, groceries MORGAN GEORGE, propr City Hotel Nelson Amel, wheelwright Pope R PS, carpenter Rehim M J, saloon Rice J M, photographer Richards Jno, blacksmith SAN LIN SING & CO, groceries apices, Chinese medicines aud butchers; gold dust bought and sold
Schoettgen F J, meat market Schooler Jas, saloon
SCHWARZ L, boots and shoes made to order
Sevening H, agt W, F & Co's Ex Siebert A, bakery Siebert & Vassalo, saloon
STAYTON W H, Boston Livery Stable TONG TU SAN, physician and sur- geon
White E E, notary public
Wilson Mrs R, dry goods, boots and shoes and millinery
Wilzinski T & Son, dry goods, etc Wing G, hardware and tinware
WO YE & CO, tea, rice, cigars, tobac- co and butchers
BOSTON LIVERY STABLE.
Best Turnouts on Shortest Notice. ALSO,
STAGE LINE TO & FROM SONORA,
Two Trips per Day.
WM. H. STAYTON, Proprietor,
COLUMBIA.
CITY HOTEL,
Main Street, Columbia, Tuolumne Co., California.
THIS HOUSE IS FIRST-CLASS IN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS.
Being fire-proof. Good Stable in connection with the House.
THE BAR IS SUPPLIED WITH CHOICE LIQUORS ANT CIGARS.
No Chinese employed.
GEORGE MORGAN, Prop'r.
H. WACHHORST
wells Watches cheaper than any house on the Coast.
W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON. the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. 84 FIRST STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON, IS F. BICKEL'S Headquarters for Confectionery at Wholesale.
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Baker Mrs G Scott Mrs Ja Wilson Jas, Woodruff 'A plies and p
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Is the county 3,000 inhabita situated and ( interesta for vicinity bein productive. it may be slov eral years to o Francisco via stage line, 139
ADAIR drugeists, ADDINGTO "Colusa Su ALVERADO house, aign and paper h ALLEN'S H Banka J M, p Barnett Robt Bassett FG, BAYNE RI Fifth Belton W H, BICKNELL dertaking BINKS &
Fifth BOBST J R,
H. PALME
CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., 8. F.
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PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE.
The Mode ' Commercial College orth (' ..... #20 Post At .. N. P.
California-Columbia-Colusa. ALPITARRTICALLY.
541
SEWELL KNAPP, DEALER IN Groceries, Hardware, Mining Supplies, FEED, WOOD & WILLOW WARE, PATENT MEDICINES. GRAY'S PIANOS-Square and Upright. Cigars and Tobacco, etc., Complete Stock always on hand at prices to suit the times. Columbia, Tuolumne Co., California. Columbia Hill, NEVADA COUNTY, BOEDEFELD JOS, dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes, hats and oaps BOND A, Star Saloon, liquors and oys- ters, Fifth Is 14 miles north of Nevada City, has tri-weekly mails and a population of 200. BOND JAMES, propr Colusa House BRASSFIELD W H, justice poaoo ble moderate priced Instrumente. fully warranted. H. Gray. 117 Post Nt. Baker Mrs Geo, hotel Scott Mrs Jas, liquors Wilson Jas, liquors BROOKS GEO G, cigars, tobacco, guns. cutlery, stationery, harness and sad- dles Breadon Jamos, a sap works Woodruff 'A L, groceries, miners' sup- BROWN Z W, stoves and tinwaro Chambers & Mitchell, saloon Cheney John, livery atable Cohn & Gosliner, gen mdse plies and postmaster Colusa, COLUSA COUNTY BANK, W P Harrington cashior COLUSA COUNTY, Ia the county seat and a thriving place of COLUSA HOUSE, James Bond propr 3,000 inhabitants. It is very pleasantly COLUSA ICE MANUFACTORY, J B Cooko propr situated and depends on the agricultural interests for support. The soil in the Colusa Stage Co, E A Harrington supt, Marysville and Willows vicinity being remarkably fertilo and productive. Its future growth, though "COLUSA SUN," Addington and. Green propre it may be slow. will be certain for sev. eral years to comc. Distant from San Francisco via Cal. P. & N. R. R., aud stago line, 132 miles COLUSA WATER WORKS, J B Cooko propr COOKE J .B, supt C L & M Tel Co, propr Colusa Water Works and Colusa Ice Manufactory ADAIR & WEST, physicians and drugeists, Fifth CRAIG & TULL, propra National ADDINGTON & GREEN, proprs "Colusa Sun" Hotel, Main and Sixth, Bowling Al- ley and Fifth ALVERADO JOSEPH M, carriage, CRANDALL GILES G, insurance house, sign and ornamental painting and paper hanger DE JARNATT J B county clerk, re- corder auditor and searcher of rec- ALLEN'S H, liquors Banks J M, physician Barnett Robt, treasurer DeJarnatt & Rich, gen mdse Bassett F G, jeweler ords DEUEL J C, atty at law, Fifth Dewey L H, varieties BAYNE RICHARD, atty at law, Fifth DYAS & BRIDGFORD, attys at law, ENTREMONT & BRO, saloon, Fifth Belton W H, physician Fifth BICKNELL THOS, furniture and un- dertaking BINKS MANSO, hair 'ressers, Fifth ENTREMONT FRANK. restaurant and saloon, Market and Fifth EUREKA HOTEL, S P French propr, Main W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. (Under my own name). I offer for sale. for cash or instalments, these rella-
BOBST J R, watches and jewelry
Folen & McSherry, restaurant
H. PALMER &
CO., Pure Sherry Wine, 302 Davis St., S. F.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO ..
oven and Rangra, 100 different sizes, styles and patterne 110, 119 110, 118'and 118 Rollery Nt .. & F.
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California-Colusa. ALPHABETICALLY.
PUNCTUALITY. FRAZIER WM, attorney at law, Market Martin Rev W H, clergyman, (Chris- McGrath Mrs J, millinery and dress- making tian) FRENCH S P, propr Eureka Hotel, M .in FURTH J, gen mdlse Gage J D, flour mills McKAIG W W, atty at law Miles W H, insurance GILMOUR JOHN, boota and shoes MILLER & CO. proprs Colusa & Williami Stage Lias, also Bartletta & Allen, s Fifth GILMOUR MRS JNO, dressmaker, Fifth MITCHELL H. hardware, stoves, tin- ware, crockery, paints and oils Murdock S R, steamer agt GOAD, ALBERY & GOAD, attys at law GOAD W F, atty at law, and president Coluas County Bank NELSON J' P, carriage, sign and orna- Gosliner & Gratz, gen mase Grover Bra, hardware mental painter, Main Nickelsbury M & Co, gen miso O'Brian Deais, boots and shoes, Fifth Hagar Geo, capitalist HALES & MURPHY, Central Meat PADILLA L, hairdresser, Fifth Market, Fifth Parker & Norris, watches and jewelry Harrington E A, supt Colusa Stage Co Perdue W H, livery stable HARRINGTON JOHN T, atty at law Ping W J, constable PROBST B, boots and shoes, dealer HARRINGTON W P, cashier Colusa County Bank Pryor BA, agt W, F & Co Harris S, capitalist Hart Jackson, grain and wool buyer and manufacturer, Fifth Puget Sound Lumber Co, R T Polk agent HART & McKAIG, attys at law, Fifth PUTMAN F M, groceries and pr). visioma, J and Fifth Hart & R. varioties Rice M L, carpenter HART T J, atty at law, and district Riley Win blacksmith atty, Court House ROBINSON & BARNETT, druggista, HATCH JACKSON, atty at law, Fifth Fifth HATCH F L, superior judge, Court ROBINSON LUKE, physician, Fifth Honae ROCHE WM, blacksmith and horse- shoer Henderson & Lopaz, barbers HOSMER W S, news, muaic, sta- SALLADY O, groceries, varietias, cigars, tobacco, candies, nuts, ets tiouery and sewing machino attach- Seube B & Co, liquors . menta Honchins Saml, county aupt schools Sheehan James, painter Jamison I S, constable Smith F Z, dentist JONES BROS, fancy groeries and con- Smith Joseph, saloon fectioners Steele Jno M, sheriff JONES E W & CO, grain and wool Spaulding A P, blacksmith buyers, Fifth and Levee Stover & Athorden, druggiats JONESJ H, postmaster SWANK C, blacksmith and wagon- maker JONES JH & SON, books, stationery, cigars and tobacco Jorss J F, tailor Swinfor.l E, atty at law Totten M B. gunsmith Keser Louis, harness and saddles WARE G W, gen m.las Klewe Henry, Market Washbura P L, insurance LARK C E manager W U Tel Co, also WELSH PJ, st wes, tinware, hardware, groceries, etc, J and Fifth C L & M Tel Co La Rosh Frank, photographer Wescott B F, saloon LEE PATRICK, saloon, Main Wescott Henry, town marshal LIENING JNO H, notary public and Wharton J F, justice peace and atty at law collector WHITE G W, house and sign painter Lightner L S, saloon Malone A F, dentist MANN F T, bakery, confectionery, Williams Jacob, saloon . cigars and tobacco, Fifth Wood A, liquors CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., S. F. Buckle & Son. Tailors and Woolen Draners, onn. Walker House. Salt Lake City.
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