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USA > Arizona > Southern Pacific Coast directory, Business directory of San Francisco, Central and Southern California, Arizona, New Mexico and Southern Colorado, 1888-9 > Part 44
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lately erected ,would be an ornament to metropolitan centers. The present population of Phoenix is about 7,000, which is being daily augmented by additions from the East and West. The town's situation is on the north side of Salt River, a mile from that stream, and almost in the center of the valley. Its streets face the cardinal points, and through all of them two streams of water are conducted. There are two public squares, or plazas, in one of which stands the county court house, a com- modious two-story brick structure crowned by a tower. In the
other square the foundations for a city hall will soon be laid. It is to be of brick and stone, two stories in height, and will be an ornament to a young city. The public school-house is two stories in height, substantially built, and surrounded by a mass of shade trees which almost hide it from view.
The city has perfect postal, express, telegraph and banking facilities, good hotel accommodation and supports four newspapers, three daily and weekly: The Arizona Gazette, edited by Mr. John O. Dunbar; the Ariconan, edited by Mr. Ch. Mosher, and the Phoenix Daily Herald, edited and owned by Mr. N. A. Morford, and one weekly paper, the Advance, edited by Mr. J. R. Burt.
going to SAN DIEGO?
ARE YOU
On the 6th of July last, a branch road from the Southern Pacific at Maricopa Station was completed to Phoenix. It is thirty-five miles in length, and passes through the town of Tempe, where a station was established. The opening of this road con- nects the valley with the outer world and opens markets, east and west, for its products. There is also a street railroad now in operation running from First Street east to Collins' Addition.
Sacramento, Cal.
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in Sacramento than all others combined. Advertising; Medium in Northern California.
4 BEE Largest General Circulation. Larger Local Circulation MIE FRAN
Sacramento, Cal.
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Eagle Hotel.
B. H. VAN NESS. PROPRIETOR. IF None but White Labor Employed. STOCKTON, CAL.
KEMP & McGARVIE, Real Estate Brokers, 1508 F St , cor. 6th, San Diego, Cal.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
The Only Two Story Brick Hotel in the City.
STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS IN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS. Finely Furnished Single and Double Rooms, -AN - EXCELLENT - DINING - ROOM .--- The Bar is Supplied with Only the Best Liquors and Cigars, Commodious Sample Room for Commercial Travelers. GENERAL STAGE OFFICE and WELLS, FARGO & CO.'S EXPRESS ON GROUND FLOOR. Center St., Phoenix, Arizona. HERRIGK & LUHRS, Proprietors.
R. EITNER
COACHES ATTEND ALL TRAINS.
Private Carriages, with Drivers, supplied. Hacks, Carriages, Buggies and Saddle Horses can be obtained at my stables at all times and at reasonable prices. Careful and experienced drivers employed. If you want a good turnout call at the Fashion Stables,
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E. IRVINE, Real Estate Agent and Money Broker.
VALUABLE PROPERTY For Sale in All Parts of the Valley. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Irvine Block, East Washington, PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
PHOENIX STEAM PLANING MILL,
SASH AND DOOR FACTORY AND MACHINE SHOPS, COR. ADAMS AND MARICOPA STS., J. J. Gardiner & Co., Proprs. -ALL KINDS OF- Scroll Works, Band Sawing. Turning, Mouldings and General Mill Work. ESTIMATES GIVEN. Blacksmithing and Wagon-making Shops in Connection. ALL BILLS PAYABLE MONTHLY.
MARICOPA & PECENIX R. R., Phoenix, A. T.
M. K. MASTEN, C. S. MASTEN, F. I. KENDALL,
President, Vice Pres. and Manager, Secretary,
San Francisco. Phoenix. San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE:
507 MONTOOMERY STREET. WINTHROP SEARS, House, Carriage and Sign Painting, PAPER HANGING AND GLAZING.
-Honest Work Guaranteed .---
FAIR PRICE ASKED.
Phoenix,
Arizona.
HENRY E. KEMP, Phoenix, Arizona-
EMORY L. GRANT, Kenosha, Wisconsin.
HENRY E. KEMP & CO.,
-Dealers In-
Wagons, Carriages, Agricultural Tapt's,
AND A GENERAL LINE OF SHELF - AND - HEAVY - HARDWARE,
AND A GENERAL LINE OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. West Side of the Plaza,
PHOENIX, - ARIZONA.
Chatain & Giletti,
all kinds of Manufacturers of
Ornaments
1219 Market Street. S. F. FOR BUILDINGS A SPECIALTY.
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Arizona-Phoenix. 385
Sam Franklin. Wm. E. Thomas. -
FRANKLIN & THOMAS,
Real Estate and Money Brokers,
Phoenix, Arizona, Box 128.
DEALER IN CITY AND COUNTRY REAL ESTATE,
Loans Negotiated, Abstracts Furnished, Titles Examined, Investments Made and Attended to for Non Resi- dents, Property Rented and Rents Collected.
Having had placed in our hands some of the most desirable property, both improved and unimproved, located in this the "Salt River Valley," suitable to all classes of agriculturists, either small grain, fruit or vine, so subdivided and at such low fig- ures, that men of limited means, equally as well as the wealthy, can procure comfort- able, profitable and happy homes in a climate where the sun shines perpetually the twelve months; where sickness or ill health is a stranger to him who lives within moderate bounds; where the apricot, the peach, the pear, fig, plum, prune, grape, and all berries grow to perfection; and mark you,
THREE WEEKS TO ONE MONTH
Earlier than the same fruit can be produced in the most favored portions of South- ern California, and with railroad facilities now completed, can be shipped to Eastern markets at very remunerative prices.
Phoenix is the county seat of Maricopa County, being the commercial center of a valley twenty-five miles in width by eighty miles in length, and will erelong outriva Los Angeles or San Diego. The eye of the capitalist as well as him of limited means, has turned this way. Our hotels are being crowded to their fullest capacity with people seeking investments, and our city daily improving to keep pace with the growth of the surrounding valley.
Do not fail to correspond with us for all information wanted, as we will cheer- fully and honestly answer all queries, no matter whether pertaining to our special line or not, or if you desire to make a personal examination of this valley call upon us and we will see that you are fairly treated and honestly dealt with.
We can honestly say that there is no country in the world that can furnish as much broad and beautiful land (>andy alluvial soil), and as much water, conducted by long winding canals, that will flow on every acre of land under them, as the Salt River Valley of Maricopa County.
There can be raised on the same land-really two crops per year, to say nothing of our broad expanse of alfalfa lands which can be harvested five times per year, with an average production of two tons per acre at each cutting.
Should you feel inclined to change your home for a summer clime, do not fail to
- call upon us, as we feel as-ured that with the advantages which we can present to you you will undoubtedly invest and remain with us and assist in beautifying and singing the praises of this, one of the many garden spots of the Pacific Coast.
STOCKTON BUSINESS COLLEGE, Expenses one-half the usual rates. See opp. page 513.
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Wine and Water Tanks, P. A. BUELL & CO., Stockton, Cat, -
San CHRONICLE HAS Largest Circulation. THE
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Carry a Large * Stock of fine 428 J Street, cor. 5th, SACRAMENTO.
Never Shifts its Position. Reliable, Durable, Comfortable. Worth its Weight in Gold. Pacific Electric Co., 408 Stockton St. See p. 7 .
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Arizona-Phoenix.
The productions of the Salt River Valley embrace every variety of cereal, grass, fruit, flower, tree, shrub and vegetable which grows from the parallels to the equator. Of cereals and grasses there is raised: Wheat, rye, clover. barley, buckwheat, millet, oats, alfalfa, timothy, corn, bermuda and blue grass.
The following textile plants: Cotton, hemp, flax, jute, ramie.
Tobacco and sugar-cane have been grown here, the former having a strong and pungent odor, while the latter product is equal to the best Louisiana.
Salt River Valley is the home of fruit of every variety. Here is a partial list of those produced : Oranges, figs, grapes, walnuts, lemons, bananas, pears, almonds, limes, quinces, plums, peanuts, pomegranates, peaches, nectarines, pecan nuts, olives, apricots, apples, strawberries, and all the small fruits.
In the Salt River Valley eight main canals have been con- structed to bring the water from the river upon the cultivated area. The united length of these waterways is about 160 miles, and their total cost nearly $1,000,000, while other canals are be- ing contemplated.
Phoenix is the natural center of traffic for an extensive region, and its trade is rapidly growing.
Advance (The) (weekly) J R Burt propr, Washington
Alexander J L B, clerk board of supervisors
Alexander & Lighthizer (H N Alexander and H B Lighthizer) attys-at-law, East Washington
Allen H H, millinery, East Washington
ANDRE R G, large assortment of saddles, harness, spurs, bits, robes and whips, Center two doors north of Washington A O U W, meets cor Washington and Maricopa
Arizona Gazette (daily and weekly) John O Dunbar editor, G T Martin mgr, Washington above postoffice
Arizona Improvement Co, J DeBarth Short pres, W J Murphy first vice-pres, F
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Arizona Real Estate Exchange, G W Ingalls propr, Washington Arizona Telegraph Co, MI B Sherman pres, C S Masten gen agt, Opera House Building, Center
ARIZONAN (The) (daily and weekly) Arizonan Publishing Co, C L Mosher editor, J E Bland business manager, Washington ARIZONAN PUBLISHING CO, C L Mosher editor, Washington Asher Adolf, gents' furnishing goods, boots and shoes, Washington Baker A C, atty-at-law, Washington above postoffice
Baker & Campbell (A C Baker and Joseph Campbell) attys-at- lax, Thibodo Building. Washington
Baldwin Charles, saloon, Washington
Balsz F & Co (F Balsz) butchers, Montezuma opp plaza
Barcenti Alex, saloon, South Monroe
Barnard George. saloon, Washington
Barry Andrew, county surveyor
Chatain & Giletti,
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Manufacturers
Roman Artificial Stone, 1212 MARKET STREET.
San Francisco. Cal.
H C. Shaw Plow Works, * *
SUCKBOARDS,
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JEWELRY,
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