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Grangers' Business Association, 106 Davis Hulme & Hart, 10 Davis
Koshland S & Co, 220 and 222 Califor- nia Kron & Eberhard. 407 Front MOORE, FERGUSON & CO, 310 Cal- ifornia
Parks R F, 40 California
PLATSHEK & HARRIS, 216 Bat- terv
ROSENBERG J, 40 California
Shoobert, Beale & Co, 307 California SLOSS LOUIS & CO, 310 Sansome Sumner W B & Co (W B and F W Sumner) 415 Front
Webb CC, 116 California
WOOL PACKERS AND GRAD- ERS.
Abbot George, cor Fifth and Townsend Ball Julian, 436 Townsend
Bailey Thomas & Co, cor Fifth and Bluxome Moses Charles S & Co, Brannan nr Fifth
WOOL PRESSES.
ETNA IRON WORKS, 100 and IIl Mission
WOOL PULLERS AND SCOURERS.
Catton, Bell & Co, 406 California, ware- house cor Sixth and Townsend MeCarthy Cornelius, Dolores bet Four- teenthand Fifteenth McLennan F' P, cor Railroad ave and Bermuda Miller & Lux, 510 California Norton Tanning Co (The) 312 Ciay Sawyer Tanning Co (The) 312 Clay Whitney & Webster, 450-400 Town- send
WOOLEN GOODS.
BAUMGARTEN J & CO, 7 Montgom- erv
BROWN BROS & CO, 121 and 123 Sansome
RAAS E & CO. importers foreign and domestic woolens and tailors' trim- mings, 26 and 28 Montgomery Reiss Bros & Co, 24 and 26 Sutter STEIN SIMON & CO, SE cor Second and Market
Weitz Samuel & Co, 143 Post
WOOLEN MILLS.
BROWN BROS & CO, agents Oregon City Woolen Mills, 121 and 123 San- some
GLASGOW WOOLEN MILLS, 329 Kearny Golden Gate Woolen Manufacturing Co, 535 Market
Marysville Woolen Mills, E & S Heller agts, 315 and 317 Pine
MERCED WOOLEN MILLS, 17 Bat- tery
Napa Woolen Mills, Martin, Sochs & Co agts, SW cor Battery and Bush OREGON CITY WOOLEN MILLS, Brown Bros & Co agents, office 121 and 123 Sansome
San Francisco Pioneer Woolen Mills, 115 Battery
San Jose Woolen Mills Co, 541 Market Santa Rosa Woolen Mills, 216 Bush
WORSTED AND GOLD THREAD. NAKAMURA & CO, 218 O'Farrell
WORSTED GOODS.
Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman, 107 and 100 Post
Newman & Levinson, 129 and 131 Kearny
Pfister J J & Co, 120 Sutter
TITTEL & KRUGER, A Landwehr manager, manufacturers of worsteds, knitting yarns and embroidery ma- terials of all kinds, 1 Sutter cor Market
WRINGERS.
ARMES & DALLAM. 230 and 232. Front ARMES GW, 117 and 119 California Feldmaun L & Co, 315 and 317 Sacra- mento
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Sacramento City and County, 1SSS-S9.
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Stockton City and San Joaquin, Stanis. laus, Tuolumne, Calaveras and Con- tra Costa Counties Directory, 1884 -55.
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ARIZONA. 1
ARIZONA has for its sister States and Territories, Utah on the north, New Mexico on the east, Sonora of Old Mexico on the south, California and Nevada on the west. Its area is as much as all of the New England States put together, and two or three times as large as almost any one of the Western States.
Of all the Territories of the United States there are none that are exciting more interest than Arizona. Although it has been known for many years that her mountains are teeming with minerals, very few have had the courage to face the trials of a settlement there. Her remoteness from commercial centers, and the expense attached to the transportation of articles of use, have always been an obstacle to her development. Since the advent of the S. P. Co.'s road, and the A. & P., however, a flow of the tide of immigration has set in toward the new El Dorado. The railroads certainly are entitled to the credit of civilizing this dependency, and to their presence alone a development of her re- sources is attributable. The time is not far distant, we predict, when her claims to Statehood will be recognized, for very soon she will be the possessor of a population that will entitle her to admission to the Union. Already experiments have proven that the production of cereals can be most profitably engaged in, while the nutritious grasses of luxuriant growth on her grazing lands af- ford an argument incontrovertible as to the feasibility of stock- raising.
There is in many quarters of the Territory an abundance of fine timber, and in the manufacture of lumber to supply the heavy demand for building purposes an army of men is engaged. If a diversity of resources such as Arizona is fast becoming noted for can contribute to a rapid and permanent growth, then her near future will be crowned with that glory. Her destiny will place her in the front rank of the prosperous States.
Prescott is the capital. The laws of the Territory are similar to California. Arizona lies between latitude 31° and 37º north, and longitude 109° and 114° 40' west; 67,098,366 of its 72,906,- 240 acres are unsurveyed. The part lying north of the Gila was acquired by the treaty with Mexico. Arizona became a Terri- tory in 1863, prior to which time it was part of New Mexico. It is divided into ten counties. Mountain ranges are numerous, hav- ing a northwest and southeast course. Mount San Francisco, a volcanic cone, is 11,000 feet above the level of the sea. The Colorado, a remarkable river, is the largest one in the Terri-
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tory, and finds its beginning in Utah. It flows southerly along the western border, emptying its waters into the Gulf of Califor- nia. It has worn its bed to such an extent that some of its banks are perpendicular walls 7,000 feet high. Steamers traverse its waters for a distance of 612 miles.
The climate of the Territory is equable, and her altitude an as- surance against disease. The mines of the Territory are as yet undeveloped, though capital-seeking investment is by no means timid. Notwithstanding the mines of Arizona are generally in their infancy, more bullion has been produced in proportion to the money invested than in any other mining district except Cal- ifornia.
Now that machinery for mills and mining can be brought into the Territory at something like a reasonable price for transporta- tion, we expect to see some wonderful productions. Prospectors are swarming through the gulches and on the mountain-sides, lo- cating claims, and immigration is rapidly coming in.
Travelers and tourists of the highest authority have pro- nounced this to be one of the richest scenie sections of the globe. With the charms of nature spread out in so many ways to make Arizona attractive, there can be no doubt that in a short time this quarter of our happy nation will be populated by her represent- ative citizens, under whose care and nurture it must become a great source of pride and revenue. At no distant day every sec- tion of Arizona, it is presumed, will be awakened by the clank- ing of engines and the bustle of traffic. This wilderness will have undergone a change as if by magic; its stillness will have been broken by the joyons sounds of the church bells ringing out upon the balmy air, and the musical sounds of the mechanic will keep "time" with the progress of civilization.
ALEXANDRIA.
YAVAPAI COUNTY. A postal town reached by S. P. Co. and A. & P. and P. & Ar. R. R. via. Prescott, which is the nearest banking and express town. Population 100.
Campbell Jos, saloon
Donlan P. hotel
Gobin E L, gen merchandise
ARIVACA.
PIMA COUNTY .. A postal town reached by S. P. Co. to Tucson thence by team. Tucson is its nearest banking and express town. . Population 100.
BERNARD N W & CO. general merchants.
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Arizona -- Ash Fork-Big Bug. 365
Fine Stock Ranches well timbered aud watered, by GUION, HAMILTON & HARTLEY,
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ASH FORK.
YAVAPAI COUNTY. An express town on the A. & P. R. R. Formerly a post-office but since the railroad has been completed to Prescott the town has been abandoned and letters for Ash Fork are now received at Prescott or Flagstaff. Population 50. Kelly -, propr Railroad Hotel
TRASK A C, general merchant, Williams
BAILEY'S WELLS. .
GRAHAM COUNTY. Reached by S. P. Co via Bowie. Mail goes to Fort Bowie, express to Bowie, and its nearest banking town is Tuscon.
BAILEY J E, grocer and stage station
BENSON.
COCHISE COUNTY. A post. express and telegraph town on the S. P. Co.'s main line, 46 miles east of Tucson. Population 500. Bryan G W, postmaster and groceries, Main
CLARK A G (Clark Bros)
CLARK BROS (A G and C W) wholesale and retail dealers, general merchandise, and forwarding agents, Main
CLARK C W (Clark Bros)
Delahanty Patrick, livery stable, Main
Fong Charly (Chinese) restaurant
Frey C S, telegraph operator S P R R Co, depot
Girwein H, lumber contractor and builder, Main
Gray A N, saloon
Markham C H, agt S P R R Co, depot
McFarland S R, roadmaster S P R R Co
Nelson F C, telegraph operator S P R R Co and W U T Co, depot Preston Dr, physician, Main
Redfield L D, grocer
Virginia Hotel, E Vacovich propr, cor Fourth and Huachuda
Walker H, druggist, Main
Walters Henry, shoemaker, Main
Wilson R E, atty-at-law, Main
Zeek W M, barber, Fourth
BIG BUG.
YAVAPAI COUNTY. A mining camp and post-office. Reached by S. P. Co. and A. & P. and P. & Ar. R. R. to Prescott, to which place express matter is directed.
STEELMAN A C, postmaster .
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The Duplex Galvanic Belt
366 Arizona-Bisbee-Bonita.
BISBEE.
COCHISE COUNTY. A post-office, situated 30 miles from Tomb- stone. It is the great copper camp. The "Copper Queen " alone, with two furnaces, turns out more than 15 tons of pure copper bullion per day. It is an enterprising town of about 500 inhabitants, and, from present indications, is des- tined, at no distant day, to take its place as one of, if not the greatest, bullion-producing camps in Arizona.
Adams ES, livery and feed stable
Barney J G, physician
Bayly M, restaurant
Clark William, saloon Copper Queen Mining Co, B Williams supt
Curtis J, barber
Duncan I T, atty-at-law
Erie Cattle Co, butchers
GOLDWATER J & CO, general merchants
Hiney F W, agt for Copper King Mining Co
Hoodley J H, surveyor
Kohner A J, baker
Lath S W, blacksmith and wagon maker
Latson James, saloon
Louder T, saloon
Lowther R Mrs, lodging house
Lowther R J, saloon
Lyons L, saloon
Overlock William, butcher
Palen Fred, shoemaker
Pears Sol, saloon
Perrin I C, justice of peace
Ramsey William, saloon
Roberts & Co, butchers
Schmidt I, restaurant Schmidt Jack, machinist
Simon Dan, deputy sheriff
Taft E Miss, news dealer
Walsh K Miss, restaurant
Williams Lewis, assayer
BONITA.
LINCOLN COUNTY. Reached by S. P. Co. or A. & P. and A. T. & S. F. R. R. via Socorro, N. M .. which is its nearest postal, express and banking town.
Dillard G, hotel
Hamilton Bros, saw mill
HUBER J G, general merchant
Skinner & Co, freighters
H. C. Shaw Plow Works,
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BUENO.
YAVAPAI COUNTY. A post-office. McDONALD M, postmaster
BUMBLE BEE.
YAVAPAI COUNTY. A postal town reached by S. P. Co. and A. & P. and P. & Ar. C. R. R. to Prescott, thence by stage. Express goes to Gillett, and Pscott is its nearest banking town.
SNYDER W W, general merchant
CALABASAS.
PIMA COUNTY. A postal town on the N. M. & A. R. R., reached by S. P. Co. to Benson. Its nearest banking town is Tucson. Atkinson George, farmer
Hall George W, grocer
SYKES CHARLES P, hotel and postmaster
SYKES E K, justice of the peace
CAMP HUACHUCA.
COCHISE COUNTY. A post, express and railroad town. Reached by S. P. Co. and N. M. & A. R. R. via Benson. Tombstone is its nearest banking town.
Porter Maria, post trader
Smith Thomas, saloon
CANON DIABLO.
YAVAPAI COUNTY.
ALGERT C H, postmaster
Dines John, physician
Fulton H, sheep breeders
Grant & Knight, gen mdse
McAllister A F, dairyman
Milburn & Bell, sheep breeders
Wolf Herman, gen mdse
CASA GRANDE.
PINAL COUNTY. A post, express and telegraph town 65 miles northwest of Tucson. A distributing center for a large min- ing district. The town has two hotels and the needs of the surrounding country are supplied by two large and energetic general merchandise stores. Population 400.
American Hotel, J M Woods propr, Main Arauho M, freighter
Atkinson Allen (Bien & Atkinson)
BIEN & ATKINSON (Edwin Bien and Allen Atkinson) carriage, wagon makers and blacksmiths, Atkinson
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Jones & Hodson, -- DEALERS IN- CITY AND COUNTRY
Real Estate,
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Arizona-Casa Grande.
W. C. SMITH,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Fear no Foes."
CASA GRANDE, A. T.
Mark your goods care of W. C. S.
FREIGHT FORWARDED PROMPTLY TO ALL POINTS.
Bien Edwin (Bien & Atkinson)
Chalmers H, agt J Champion
Champion J, lumber dealer, Main
Dunbar L, builder and contractor
English L. freighter
Fryer Hotel, C M Marshall propr, Main
Galloway Isaac, barber, Main
Haupt Herman, freighter, Main
Holland Patrick, freighter
Laughren Alex, freighter
LOSS JOHN C, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, postmaster and stage agent, also notary public and collector, depot
Love Thomas, agt and operator S P Co, depot
MALDONADO FERNANDO B, with W C Smith McGilveny John, freighter
Megson James, freighter Notting Judge, gunsmith and road master
OCHOA J.M, wholesale and retail dealer in dry, fancy and furnish- ing goods, groceries, hardware and mining supplies, also for- warding agent, will contract to forward to all parts of the Territory : mark goods care J M O, Casa Grande, Main Street Post-office, JOHN C LOSS postmaster, depot
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Salven J P, contractor and builder
Silver King and Florence Telegraph Co, Thomas Love agt
Smith Luke, freighter
SMITH W C, general merchandise, forwarding and commission merchant, freight forwarded promptly to all points, Main Souvd Frank, saloon, Main
STEVENS D C, superintendent Texas and California Stage Lines, res Florence
Styles M Mrs, lodging house
TEXAS AND CALIFORNIA STAGE LINES, D C Stevens super- intendent, John C Loss agent, depot
Tomlinson T, mgr J M Ochoa
WELLS, FARGO & CO'S EXPRESS, John C Loss agent, depot Western Union Telegraph Co, Thomas Love agt
Wolven Alex B, fast freighter, Main
J. M. OCHOA,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
DRY, FANCY AND FURNISHING GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
Groceries, Hardware, Mining Supplies, Flour,
Grain and Potatoes, Produce, Etc. Wines and Liquors.
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CERBAT.
MOHAVE COUNTY. Reached by S. P. Co. and A. & P. R. R. via Mohave and Kingman. Mail goes to Mineral Park, express to Kingman, and its nearest banking town is Albuquerque, N. M. BARRY JOHN, general merchant
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The Duplex Galvanic Belt
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370 Arizona-Chino-Dragoon.
CHINO.
YAVAPAI COUNTY. A post and express town on the P. & A. Cen- tral R. R. Reached by the S. P. Co. and A. & P. via Mohave and Prescott, which latter is its nearest banking town.
BANGHURT G W, hotel and postmaster Campbell & Baker, stock breeders and traders Masterson JR, saloon
P & A CR R, stock yards
CLIP.
YUMA COUNTY. A post-office. Reached by S. P. R. R. via Yuma. Population 200. Bidwell & Day, gen mdsc
CONTENTION.
COCHISE COUNTY. A postal town on the N. M. & Ar. R. R., 15 miles from Benson. Reached by S. P. Co. to Benson. Tomb- stone is the nearest banking town. Population 200. FRIEDMAN SAMUEL, general merchant
Guidani J G, gen merchant
CURTIS.
GRAHAM COUNTY. A town in the southeastern part of the Terri- tory. Reached by the S. P. Co. to Bowie, thence to Pima, from which it receives mail. Bowie is its nearest express town.
EUREKA FLOUR MILL, F W Fuller & Co proprietors FULLER F W & CO, proprietors Eureka Flour Mill
DOS CABEZAS.
COCHISE COUNTY. A post and express town. Reached by S. P. Co. to Bowie, thence by team. Freight goes to Wilcox, and Tombstone is its nearest banking town.
Bover P A, blacksmith
SROUFE & McCRUM, general merchants
White E J, saloon and postmaster
DRAGOON.
COCHISE COUNTY. A post and express town on the S. P. Co. main line 19 miles east of Benson. Tombstone is its nearest banking town. Fiegl Fred, rancher Holdermann Frank, rancher
JOERSS A, rancher
H. C. Shaw Plow Works,
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Woodward & Gamble,
CHKLAND CITY AND SUBURBAN --- PROPERTY FOR SALE BY-
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OF LONDON. See pp. 225, 226.
Arizona-Dragoon-Fairbank. 371
Kennedy J K, rancher Scherrer George, rancher
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Scherrer Valentine, rancher
Spohn M, rancher
Walker Asa, rancher
DUDLEYVILLE.
PINAL COUNTY. A postal town reached by S. P. Co. via either Casa Grande, Tucson or Benson. Freight goes via Tucson, which is also its nearest banking town.
BARNHART G H, mining engineer, agent and superintendent San Pedro Mining Co
COOK GEO F, postmaster and general merchant
Cunningham W A, gen merchant
Gila River Land and Cattle Co, Frank Shields gen manager
SAN PEDRO MINING CO, G H Barnhart agent and superin- tendent
Shields Frank, gen mgr Gila River Land and Cattle Co
DUNCAN.
GRAHAM COUNTY. A postal and express town reached by S. P. Co. to Lordsburg, N. M., thence by Ar. & N. M. R. R. Freight goes to Lordsburg and its nearest banking town is Deming.
Haynie J H, blacksmith
LAY & BOONE, general merchants
Moore Lon, saloon
Stokes J & Co, fruit and candy
ERASTUS.
APACHE COUNTY. A postal town, reached by S. P. Co. and A. & P. via Mojave to Holbrook. Express goes to Holbrook, and its nearest banking town is Albuquerque, N. M. Population 200.
Chenev Elam, blacksmith
Greer Ellen, gen mdse
KEMPE CHR 1, notions, stationery and grain
Pulsifer David, miller
FAIRBANK.
COCHISE COUNTY. A post, express and telegraph town on the N. M. & A. R. R. 18 miles south of Benson. Stages for Tomb- stone arrive and leave here daily.
Addington H B, agent Wells, Fargo & Co and N M & A R R Co, depot
Blinn-THE L W BLINN LUMBER CO, J A Carleton mgr, nr depot
The Brightest and Best Newspapers in Southern California. LOS AN ANGELES
Evening and Weekly Express. " ellast Papers in the City.
ceived FIRST PREMIUM at State Fair September 24, 1887. Send for Circulars. Address, S. C. H. & A. Works, Stockton, ('al. Stockton Combined Harvester & Agricultural Works,
only Cleaner which will separate Barley, Oats, Cheat, and all foul stuff from Wheat. Re-
Manufacturers of the Angle Sieve Grain Cleaner and Separator,
The LION Fire Insurance Co.
San Francisco Bulletin,
Daily (by mail). $8.00 Weekly 1.50
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372 Arizona-Fairbank-Flagstaff.
Carr James, freighter, nr depot
Cochise Hardware and Trading Co, J A Carleton mgr, nr depot Compton W W, carriage and wagon maker Darragh Robert, feed and stage corral, nr depot Demartini Paul A & Bro (P A and S) gen mdse, opp depot Durkee I E, freighter
Fairbank's Restaurant (Chinese) Ganzhorn W D, clerk S B Wise
GOLDWATER J & CO, general merchandise, groceries and whole- sale liquor dealers, and agents for Anthony & Kuhn Brewing Co's XXX Bottled Beer, also at Benson
Grand Central Mill and Mining Co, S W Wood supt Hall William M, carpenter and builder
Harris W M, saloon
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