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W. B. BERGER, Cashier.
TH. WOODELTON t. Cashier.
CHAS. B. KOUNTZE, Pres.dent.
HERMAN KOUNTZE. .DENNIS ST EDY,
COLORADO NATIONAL BANK
OF DENVER.
DESTE DE POSITORY OF THE UNITED STATES,
N Seil County Warrants and Bonds.
CAP:" "12 5GR: LUS, - - $350.000. Cor. Luime 11 Seventeenth Sts.
PETE, ' NE
D COBB. CHALLER F. WILSON.
· NE & CO.,
S & LOANS BLOCK.
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frank!'n. Philadelphia. Preu. x. B.coklyn. Epris gheid, Massachusetts. I. sgars, New ork. St. P il Fire and Marino.
Trad .rs Fire Ins Co., Chicago. Home "u.ual, Cailfornia.
UGERG & CO.
S AND SMPALMERS
er ,he perfect preservation d ) boulh & embalmed in Office open day a: 4 8 €
lawrence istreet. Denver, Colo. Telephot. 1 97
EN NEZICHIL BANK
Eighteenth.
AUTHORYEEL PIZ
3500,000. 250,000.
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JOSEPH A MAACHER, President +1, Vice-Prest.
DIRE: ORS.
Hov. JAMES B. GRANT JAMES DUFF. DE: NEE SULLA AN.
G W. TSINGLE. JOSEPH A. THATCHER. W. S. JACKSON.
LDV. AV.D KOUY. JOSEPH STANDL'T. C. L WEBER OF10 SAULA.
AND SURPLUS, - $250,000.
F. W. CROCE
MANUFACTURERS
CRACKERS
AT WHOLEC.
486, 488 and
DENVER,
OF DENVER, Corner Larimer and Sixteenth Streets. DOES A GENERAL . BANKING BUSINESS.
OFFICERS AN.) DIRECTORS.
OF TAK TRITCHEeride .t.
JOHN
J. J: RIETHWANN. J. M. WILSON, Vice-Prest .. J. A. COOPER, Cashier. D. C. DODGE.
GERMAN NATIONAL BANK
DON AUSTRACT
3.THE A BRARY. O.
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CHIL
J. O. RAYNOLDS,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE
Hazard & Du Pont
POWDER COMP
Office, 226 Sixteenth St., bet. BI
(INTER-OCEAN BLOCK,,
POST-OFFICE BOX 2543.
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Architect AND
Super
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353 Curtis Street, DESIGNS FOR BUILDINGS, EITHER PUBLIC OR PRIVATE. AT SHORT NOTICE. A PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE OF THIRTY YEARS.
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THE NEW
CHICAGO
GEO. F. HIGGINS & CO, (B)
354 16th St., Bancroft Block, Cor. Stout.
THE LANDON ESTRACT CE
AGENTS FOR English and American
BICYCLES
Velocipedes, Wagons, Sleds, Fishing Tackle, Base Ball Goods, Croquet, Lawn Tenis, Cricket, Hammocks. Camp Chairs,
ROLLER AND ICE SKATES,
Boxing Gloves, Indian Clubs, Dumb Bells. Quoits,
Magie Lanterns.
Toy Engines, Tricks,
Games, Boys' Printing Presses, Sporting, Theatrical and Gymnasium Goods Of All Kinds. Cutlery, Scroll Saws, Lathes. Tools, Fancy Woods, Veneers, Patterns.
ORDERS BY MAIL -AND- Repairing Promptly Attended to. Send Stamp for a Catalogto. TELEPHONE 450.
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1879.
1885.
JOHN YOUNG, Tin and Sheet Iron Worker
MANUFACTURER OF
HYDRAULIC PIPING, For Placer Mines, Water Powers and Irrigation.
Blast and Air Pipe, both Black and Galvanized Iron, for Smelting Works, Mines, Tunnels, Etc., Smoke Stacks, Breechings,
Water and Oil Tanks, Water and Ore Buckets,
Ore Cars, Etc., Etc., Wrought Iron Gigs, Screen Jackets for Concentrating Works, Mills, Etc.
Sheet Metal Work of Every Description. Estimates on Application. 413 Blake Street, Denver, Colorado.
PERRY GARDNER, FINE LIVERY
AND --
BOARDING STABLE
DRIVING AND SADDLE HORSES.
Gentle Horses and Fine Phætons for Ladies' use. Fine Surrey Wagons, with Nice, Large Horse, for Family use.
INSTRUCTION GIVEN IN RIDING. ELEGANT CALLING CARRIAGES.
479, 481 AND 483 WELTON STREET, Between Eighteenth and Nineteenth Streets,
TERMS REASONABLE. TELEPHONE 501.
DENVER, COLO.
(D) FRASER & CHALMERS, MINING MACHINERY.
Principal Office and Works :
FULTON AND UNION STREETS, CHICAGO.
DENVER OFFICE AND BRANCH STORE.
No. 423 BLAKE STREET.
L. C. TRENT, - - MANAGER.
WE CARRY IN STORE, DENVER :
Blake Pumps, Allison Manufacturing Co.'s
Hlazard Wire Rope,
Artesian Well Casing,
Hoisting Engines,
Boston Belting Co.'s
Blake Crushers,
Rubber Belting,
Baker Blowers, and
GENERAL MACHINERY .*
423 BLAKE STREET, DENVER, COLO.
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TRIUMPH" ORE CONCENTRATORS
PRICE, $550, F. O. B.
PATENTED JULY 18th, 1882, OTHER PATENTS APPLIED FOR.
Awarded the Medal of Superiority at the Exposition at Denver, Colorado, 1884, in competition with the "Frue" Vanner, the "Embrey" Machine and the "Rouse " Tables.
The above improved forn of the celebrated "Triumphi" Ore Concentrator, possesses many advantages over any other style of Vanners, Vanning Machines or Concentrators, yet introduced to the notice of mining men. These advantages consist in the superior features which enter into their construction, and facilitate their operation. They are constructed in the best manner; their frames being made of iron, ensure their so idity, durability and perfect steadiness of motion when operated. They are built as compactly as their requisite strength will permit, weigh less, require less freight space in boxes. by which their cost of transportation is reduced, and occupy less mill room when set up. The Endless Belt is carried on a supplementary frame, which is mounted upon springs. The reciprocating movement which is imparted to this supplementary frame and belt, tends to settle and retain the sulphurets, and heavy and valuable metallic particles upon the belt, until they are discharged at the proper moment; this peculiar movement is of the utmost importance, and enables these machines to perform more work than any other Vanners or Concentrators yet devised.
The rolls supporting the belt are of galvanized metal, which will neither warp, crack, nor rust. The feeding mechanism is perfect, and permits the travel of the belt to be varied, at will, to any desired speed. The belts are of an improved form, and manufac- tured especially for this purpose of rubber, and are very durable. The arrangements for saving waste amalgam, escaping from the Batteries, are as complete as possible; and all of the parts of these machines are simple and effective in their operation.
Weight of machine, (boxed) Weight of belt, (included in above). 220 'Weight of heaviest part of machine 80
2,270 pounds.
For uniform and close concentration, the speed of the driving pulley of each machine should be adjusted and maintained at 235 revolutions per minute, or as nearly as pos- sible. The power required for driving each machine has been carefully determined by an indicator to be less than one- half of one (} of ]) horse-power. For circulars address
The JOSHUA HENDY MACHINE WORKS, Nos. 39 to 51 Fremont Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
MONTGOMERY & COREY, AGENTS,
No. 2 OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,
P. O. Box 2404.
DENVER, COLO
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DAVIS, CRESWELL & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
BRASS GOODS
OF ALL ' DESCRIPTIONS, AND
FOUNDNY.
SOILERE
CAS
WHOLESALE SUPPLY HOUSE
A Complete Brass Foundry and Machine Shop.
PLUMBERS', STEAM and GAS FITTERS' MATERIALS, HOSE AND HOSE TRIMMINGS.
WORTHINGTON STEAM PUMPSA
Contractors for Steam Heating and Ventilating Apparatus.
408 TO 414 BLAKE ST., DENVER.
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PHILIP ZANG. F. L. SIGEL.
ADOLPH J. ZANG. LOUIS MACK.
PHILIP ZANG & CO.,
Proprietors of the
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
== BREWERY
Manufacturers of
THE BEST LAGER BEER.
OUTSIDE ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
CAPACITY INCREASED
-- FROM
20,000 to 50,000 Barrels per Annum
PLATTE RIVER, COR. 7th STREET,
NORTH DENVER, - - COLORADO. P. O. BOX 2049.
LEWIS & SCOTT, (H)
Wholesale and Retail
HARDWARE
STOVES.
WHEREIT THEN RANCE
RANGES.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Furnaces and Mantels, ROLLER SKATES
CABINET HARDWARE
--- AND -
MACHINISTS' TOOLS
No. 405 Larimer Street.
WINDSOR STABLES (I)
THE FINEST
LIVERY, BOARDING AND SALES
STABLES
++IN DENVER.+
Horses, Buggies and Harness For Sale AT ALL TIMES.
Keep constantly on hand for hire the Finest Carriages and Express Wagons at the Lowest Rates.
OMNIBUS and CARRIAGE
COMPANY.
Omnibus and Band Wagons for hire to Picnics and Funeral Parades, Etc.
Baggage Checked from Hotels and Private Residences
BRANCH OFFICES : In all Railway Ticket Offices, at the Stables, and in Waiting Room at Union Depot.
TELEPHONES 231 AND 20.
AUSTIN, REYNOLDS & CO.,
222, 224 and 226 Eighteenth Street,
DENVER,
COLORADO.
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THE NEW
Improved Singer FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
Is made on a different principle from that of the Old Singer. It has a Iligh Arm, a Short Needle, a Shuttle Holding a Large Quantity of Thread, is
Speedy, Durable, Noiseless,
LIGHT RUNNING and SIMPLE.
DROP CABINET OPEN.
DROP CABINET CLOSED.
For Linen Bosoms, Cuffs, Fine Shoes, and any kind of Leather Work, Dress Making Corsets, Etc.,, as well as
FOR FAMILY SEWING
It is superior to all. These Machines are set up with a Great Variety of Cabinet Ware.
ALL KINDS OF MACHINE SUPPLIES
KEPT IN STOCK.
The Singer Mnfg. Co.,
COR. LAWRENCE and 18th STREETS, DENVER.
GEO. J. BESSER, Manager.
DENNISON MFG. CO. (K)
MANUFACTURERS OF
TAGS,
STATIONERS' + SPECIALTIES.
DENNISON'S TOURISTS' TAGS FOR TRAVELERS.
Stratton's Gummed Labels and Gummed Paper of all Colors; Legal and Notarial; Seals; Folding and Fancy Tickets; Mentzel's Patent Suspension Rings; The Star Copying Pads; Dennison's Game Counters; Wedding Cake Boxes; Visiting and Playing Card Cases, Etc., Etc.
DENNISON'S TARGETS FOR RIFLE PRACTICE.
Phillips' Hook and Clasp Tags; Kimball's Self-Fastening Tickets; Postal Envelopes McGill's Paper Fasteners at Manufacturer's Discounts; Dickinson's Rubber Bands, Etc.
SEALING WAX MAKERS.
TISSUE PAPERS.
Proprietors "Globe," and Centennial Prize " Excelsior," and Importers of English Grass Bleached and Colored Tissue Papers from the celebrated 39 Mill.
Proprietors of "Silver White," best article for polishing Silver, and Miller's "Jewelry Cleaning Casket," and "Silver White Casket."
JEWELERS' BOXES,
Jewelers' Cards, Pink and White Cotton, Fine Twines, Etc.
DRUGGISTS' BOXES,
Apothecaries' Powder Papers and Counter Papers, Dennison's Shaving Papers. Dennison's Absorbent Cotton for Dental and Surgical Purposes.
CARD BOARD MAKERS.
All of our Goods are for Sale by Dealers everywhere, and by DENNISON MFG. CO.,
21 Milk Street, Boston; 198 Broadway, New York; 630 Chestnut Street Philadelphia; 155 Dearborn Street, Chicago; 143 Walnut Street, Cincinnati; 412 Third Street, St. Louis.
CORBETT & BALLENGER'S
THIRTEENTH ANNUAL
DENVER
CITY DIRECTORY
CONTAINING A COMPLETE LIST
OF THE
INHABITANTS, INSTITUTIONS, INCORPORATED COMPANIES, MANUFACTURING ESTAB- LISHMENTS, BUSINESS, BUSI- NESS FIRMS, ETC.
IN THE
CITY OF DENVER
FOR 1885.
DENVER, COL .: CORBETT & BALLENGER, PUBLISHERS.
"TO FIND A NAME YOU MUST KNOW HOW TO SPELL IT."
Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1885, by THOMAS B. CORBETT and JOHN H. BALLENGER, In the office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington, D C.
"TO FIND A NAME YOU MUST KNOW HOW TO SPELL IT."
PRESS OF NEWS PRINTING COMPANY, DENVER, COLORADO,
Gift '80 William Conter
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Colorado Carriage Works, L. A. MELBURN & CO., Proprietors.
WAGONS I! CARRIAGES &C
CARRIAGE
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF FIRST-CLASS
BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, SULKIES, ETC. A SPECIALTY MADE OF WORK BUILT WITH MELBURN'S PATENT SIDE BAR SPRING.
238, 240, 242, 244, 246, 248 and 250 TWENTY-SECOND STREET,
Between Larimer and Holladay,
DENVER, COLO.
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THE CITY LAUNDRY J. N. AMMEN & CO., Prop's.
78} SIXTEENTHI STREET, and 269 TWENTY SEVENTH STREET.
CITY LAUNDRY
USING ARTESIAN WATER. THE ONLY LAUNDRY IN THE CITY
OFFICES. 267 and 269 TWENTY-SEVENTH ST., TELEPHONE No. 297. LOCK BOX No. 2656.
JAMES H. HART DEALER IN MANTELS, GRATES AND TILING.
KEEPS ALWAYS ON HAND A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TILES.
THE BEST SELF-ACTING ASH DUMP IN USE.
PATRASA DEPOSITOR JAS. H. HÁRT
For CRATES, STOVES and RANCES. Patented 1884
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ALSO CONTRACTS FOR
CEMENT WALKS AND FLOORS
Floor Tiling, Hearth, Mantel and Crate Setting a Specialty. Job Work done Satisfactorily.
DENVER REFERENCES FOR TILE FLOORING : Tabor Block, Timerman's Drug Store, King Block,
Colorado National Bank, Michael Herr's Drug Store, St. James Hotel, Windsor Hotel,
Times Building,
Root's Cigar Store,
Denver Jockey Club, and many others. Warehouse and Residence, 650 Waverly, S. W. Cor. 24th. Orders left at 311 15th St., will receive prompt attention. DENVER, COLO.
GENERAL INDEX
Abbreviations
87
Academies and Colleges 49
Amusements
39
Express Companies,
46
Banks
4-4
Federal Officers.
41
Standing Committees of
City Council.
Business Directory
705
Fire Department
Cemeteries
40
Chamber of Commerce .. 38
Churches
50
Gen'l Directory Names. 87
Hospitals
13
Insurance Co's, Ilome ..
4-1
Libraries
50
Street Railway
46
City Government.
33
City Hall
37
Newspapers
Telephone Companies __
46
City Jail ..
88
Police Headquarters
37
Connty Jail.
Post-Office
Town Officers, Highland
34
Trades Unions
62
United States Mint ..
40
Court House
Removals.
Ward Boundaries
34
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Abair Frank
back fly leaf
Anderson Thomas G ..
.716
Ammen J. N. & Co.
.page O
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass'n ... opp. 86
Anthony Emmet ..
front paster
Arnold W. M
764
Austin Reynolds & Co.
front fly leaf I
Bandhaner R
back fly leaf
Bates & Webb 724
Binford E .J
bottom lines
Boettcher Hardware Co
eide lines
Bohm Charles
719
Brink E. P
716
Broadfoot T. L.
back fly leaf Y
Brown J. L.
766
Burlington Route
740
Chamberlin & Packard.
back bone
Chicago & Alton R. R
City Lanndry
- page O
City National Bank
back cover
Clark James H.
204
Cobb, Winne & Co ..
front cover
Colorado Carriage Works
-page N
Colorado Coal and Iron Co. side lines
Colorado National Bank.
front cover
Corbett & Ballenger
710
Cordes & Feldhanser.
side lines
Cornforth Birks
7330
Cornforth & Co ..
. side . lines
Crocker F. W. & Co.
front cover
Croke Bros ..
Crow Thomas .750
Daniels & Fisher.
bottom lines
Davis, Creswell & Co
Dennison Mfg. Co ..
.back bone and opp. title
Denver Armory
734
Denver Conservatory of Music ...__ page R
Koehler E
Denver Directory ..
710
Denver National Bank ..
.front cover
Denver Times
opp. 68
Denver Transfer Co.
.opp. 87
Denver Transit and Warehouse Co .. back cover
Denver Variety Machine Shops
550
Denver & New Orleans R. R
746
Denver & Rio Grande Ry
.741
Durbin J .
721
Edbrooke F. E. & Co. 206
Empire Stables.
.opp. 69
First National Bank
back cover
Fraser & Chalmers.
.page 1)
Gallagher & Booth
.730
Gardner Perry.
-page C
German National Bank
front cover
Gottesleben P.
top lines
Graves & Parker,
-716
Ilaberl A. F.
.736
llallack & Howard
back cover
Hart James H.
page (
Ilartman C. R.
762
Hazard & Du Pont Powder Co.'s.
Ileiser II. H.
front paster
Hendy Machine Works
page E
Herr Theo. W. & Co.
Higgins G F. & Co.
page B
Holzman J
720
Hyatt W. II.
Jackson W. H. & Co
718
James B. L. & Co.
bottom lines
page F
Jarvis Hall ..
page U
Keith's Detective Agency
Kennedy II. U.
back fly leaf X
Kilpatrick & Brown
top lineN
Schools
48
Secret, and Benevolent
Societies
State Militia
41
State Officers.
40
Street Directory
City Conncil.
34
Miscellaneous
63
Telegraph Companies. 16
County Officers
Railroads
45
Courts.
43
Educational
48
Index.
-
Kuner Pickle Co. .. 776
Lewis & Scott .. - page HI
MeCarthy & Sness 734
McClure F. D. .opp 69
Scott A. J.
McPhee & McGinnity .top lines
McQuown
front edge of leaves
Melburn L A.
page N
Montgomery & Cory
page E
Morgan E .720
Niesz & Co. 714
Novelty Mfg. Co.
opp. Introductory
Parcelle A. M.
261
Patten W. L. & Co
.514
Raynolds J. O
frout paster
Riethmann J. J. & Co.
bottom edge of leaves
Rinehart A. E.
.718
Robertson Carriage Co hottom lines
Rocky Mountain Brewery . page G
Rocky Mountain News
.opp. 734
Young John .. - page C
Zang Ph. & Co.
page G
Shepard & Reynolds
Singer Mfg. Co page ]
Stark A. J. 250
State National Bank back cover
St James Hotel.
baek paster
St. James Stables.
Stone & Co.
top lines
Sweeney Anthony
back cover
Times.
.opp 68
Trenwith E. J.
.730
Tribune-Republican Weber. Owen & Co. - top edge of leaves 756
Wehrle & Hahn back paster
Wolfe Hall page U
Wright C. C. .. 712
Roeschlaub Robert >
Rogers 1. N. & Co .... front cover
Roncaglia A ..
Schøyen & Butt ...
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Cor Unum, Una Via, Felicitati Omnium.
THE DENVER CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
BRINKER INSTITUTE,
BROADWAY AND TREMONT ST.
PRINCIPAL: -
-
FREDERICK STEVENSON.
PIANOFORTE:
THE PRINCIPAL. MRS. H. W. CARTER. MR. F. DAMROSCIL,
MR. W. E. HALL.
MIR. E. J. PASMORE. MISS AGNES C. REILY.
MISS M. B. SPROAT.
MRS. W. A. WILLARD.
Fee-$6, $10 or $15 for ten lessons.
ORGAN:
MR. W. E. HALL.
(Organist of St. John's Cathedral.) Fee-$15 for ten lessons,
THE PRINCIPAL. Fee-$10 for ten lessons.
SIGHT READING AND ELEMENTARY THEORY CLASS :
THE PRINCIPAL. Fee-$3 for ten one hour lessons.
MR. W. F. HALL. MR. J. W. HUDSTON. Fee-$6 or $15 for ten lessons.
VIOLIN :
VIOLIN CLASSES:
MR. EMIL. O. WOLFF. MR. OSWALD H. RICHTER. Fee-$10 or $15 for ten lessons.
MR. EMIL O. WOLFF. Fee-$6 for ten one honr lessons
DOUBLE BASS:
MR. CHARLES WEIDE.
FLUTE: MR. JOHN KOCH. Fee-$10 for ten lessons.
CLARINET:
MR. J. WEBER.
TRUMPET AND CORNET: MR. AUGUST HAASE. Fee-$10 for ten lessons.
KETTLE DRUMS, SIDE DRUM AND BASS DRUM MR. JAMES ROGERS. Fee-$10 for ten lessons.
ELOCUTION :
MISS JOSEPHINE BEEMER. Fee-34 for ten one hour class lessons
The Delsarte System of Gesture: MISS JOSEPHINE BEEMER. Fee-$15 for 10 one hour private lessons.
GERMAN LANGUAGE:
FRAULEIN HELD.
Fee-$4 for ten one hour elass lessons.
Italian and French Languages: MIDLE. TRAVERSE. Fee-$4 for ten one hour class lessons
Students can enter the Conservatory at any time --- paying fees proportioned to the number of lessous to be received in the current term.
DETAILED CIRCULAR should be applied for. The Secretary will be happy to forward same to any address. Lessons are given from 9 A. M. to 9 r. x. Gentlemen engaged during the day can arrange for evening lessons.
07" Further particulars and every information can be had on application to the undersigned, who is in attendance at the Conservatory daily, from 9 A. M. to 9 r. M., to receive entries of pupils, and to make any desired arrangements. Visitors are most cordially invited to call and inspect the class rooms which have been already appropriated.
J. WILLIAM HUDSTON, Secretary.
SOLO SINGING:
THE PRINCIPAL, MISS CALLIE BRINKER. MIRS. G. W. BROWN, MIR. E. J. PASMORE. Fee-86, $10 or $15 for ten lessons.
SIGHT SINGING CLASS: MR. F. DAMROSCHI. Fee-$3 for ten one honr lessons.
HARMONY, COUNTERPOINT, CANON AND FUGUE, COMPOSITION AND ORCHESTRATION:
REED ORGAN:
VIOLA: MR. ROBERT HAUNSCHILD. VIOLONCELLO: MR. CHARLES WEIDE. Fee-$10 for ten lessons.
TROMBONE:
MR. A. H. HAYES.
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NOVELTY Manufacturing Comp'y,
284 16th Street, Denver, Colo. MANUFACTURERS OF
RUBBER
PRINTING STAMPS
Self-Inkers, Daters, Printing Wheels, Pocket and Pencil Stamps,
EAL STENCIL TEEL STAMP
CHECKS, DOOR PLATES, BURNING BRANDS, BADGES, MONOGRAMS, ELECTRIC HOTEL AND HOUSE ANNUNCIATORS,
Burglar Alarms, Call and Door Bells, Electro Medical Instruments for Physicians and Family Use.
ENGRAVED METALLIC SIGNS,
Model Making and General Jobbing. GOLD, SILVER AND NICKEL ELECTRO PLATING.
INTRODUCTORY.
DENVER DIRECTORY OFFICE, } MARCH, 1885.
Again we greet the public ; this time with the Thirteenth Annual Volume of the Denver City Directory, which has little in outward appearanee to distinguish it from its predecessors, but a careful examination of its contents will reveal many changes since our last issue, such as annually occur in all important commercial eenters. Many whose names formerly graced our pages have gone from our midst, and others have come to fill their places, while a few whose names have been recorded for many years, have been called away to " that undiscovered country from whose bourn no traveler returns."
Very few, if any, of those who find the Directory so useful, have any conception of the arduous task of collecting and arranging the matter intelligibly, and the amount of labor and constant care required to produce such a work-one front which the citizen or stranger, by referring to its pages, can readily find information of importance connected with the city.
There were numerous changes occurring almost daily after our eanvass was completed which required mueh time and labor to cor- rect, and which has caused more delay this year than usual ; how- ever, this faet renders a Directory all the more desirable, and we feel that our patrons and the public will pardon the delay and ap- preciate an honest endeavor to make the work correct and reliable.
We wish to impress an important fact upon the minds of those consulting the Directory for information which they do not readily find, that all names are arranged in strict alphabetical order aceord- ing to the manner in which they are spelled, and not as they are pronounced, therefore one should know the correct spelling of the name to be able to find it easily. For example, the name Stewart, Steuart and Stuart, although pronounced the same, are to be found on separate pages, and should the general public consider this sug- gestion, they will find less wanting both in the Directory and themselves.
We take this opportunity to return our sincere thanks to the merchants and citizens of the "Queen City" for the patronage and courtesies extended to us on this work, and again renew our promise to make each succeeding issue of the Denver City Directory more worthy of commendation and patronage.
C. & B.
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WOLFE HALL,
DENVER, COLORADO. A Boarding and Day School for Girls. SEVENTEENTH YEAR.
RT. REV. J. F. SPALDING, D. D., President. .
Preparatory and Collegiate Departments. The ablest Teachers employed. Pleasant Home Life.
For Catalogues with Terms and Conditions, apply to
MISS FRANCES M. BUCHAN, Principal.
JARVIS HALL, DENVER, COLORADO.
One Master for every ten boys. Eight hours work per diem, proper'y varied, ensures a round foundation, and imposes a habit of work. The domestic life that of a well-ordered family. Every precaution to keep the moral atmosphere free from taint.
A Gymnasium and every Healthful Requirement.
Latin, Greek, French, German, Chemistry and Singing taught with- out extra charge. Preparation for the Eastern Universities. The boys are never alone.
TERMS PER WEEK $10.50 FOR BOARDERS. $2 AND $3 FOR DAY SCHOLARS.
The Very Rev. DEAN HART, M.A., W. A. SMILEY, B.A., Harvard Univ'y, WARDEN. SENIOR MASTER.
With Four other Experienced Masters.
REMOVALS AND NAMES TOO LATE FOR INSERTION IN THE REGULAR ORDER.
Adams Ilo, lawyer, 4 and 5 Opera House blk.
APPLE HENRY & CO., (Henry Apple,) real estate, loans, mines and insurance, 418 Arapahoe.
ARNOLD WILLIAM M., drugs and medicines, 587 Champa, cor. 22d, r. 21 MeClintock blk.
Baker S. F. Mrs., restaurant, 403} Arapahoe, r. 11 Burke blk. BARTELS & BLOOD, lawyers, 286 16th.
Bondurant Clark, fish, oysters and game, 346 16th.
Bonnel C. E., barber, A. M. Kall, r. 263 Stout.
Brewer Lillie S. Miss, r. Corona, bet. Capitol and Colfax avs. Brewer William Mrs., r. Corona, bet. Capitol and Colfax avs.
Brown Clarence R., collector, r. 561 Arapahoe.
BUCHANAN R. J., mnfrs. agt. for mining machinery and supplies, 215 17th.
Butler Simpson D., r. 572 Lawrence.
Butterfield Albert D., real estate, 4083 Arapahoe.
Butterfield Block, 309 16th, and 403, 405 and 407 Curtis.
Cronly William N., bkkpr, r. 710 Curtis. Durand J., tailor, 373 Champa.
Gardner E. L., watchman, r. 312 Lawrence.
Gardner Joseph T., r. 312 Lawrence.
Harrison Lewis, mer. tailor, 327 16th.
Hayes James S., physician, 13 and 14 Butterfield blk, 405 Curtis, r. 193 Downing av.
HICKS & BAILEY, real estate and loans, 389 Arapahoe.
JOHNSON D. M. & CO., mnfrs. agts, gloves, etc., 340 Larimer.
LATHROP C. C., physician, 18 and 19 Union blk, 16th, cor. Arapa- hoe.
PARCELLE A. M., contractor and builder, 437 Lawrence. Reynolds Lyman H., (Shepard & Reynolds,) r. 312 11th. Rollandet Edward, draughtsman, 416} Curtis.
SALOMON H. Z., wholesale and retail grocer, 371 and 373 Curtis. Schuyler Brothers, painters, 397} Champa.
SILVER SAM D., sec'y and treas, Boettcher Hardware Co., r. Beckwourtl, cor. S. 11th.
Storer T. G., r. 312 Lawrence.
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Denver City Directory
FOR 1885.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
JOHN L. ROUTT MAYOR
ROBERT W. SPEER CITY CLERK WILLIAM R. BEATTY CITY AUDITOR
WILLIAM M. BLISS
TREASURER
HARVEY C. LOWRIE
CITY ENGINEER
WILLIAM A. SMITH
CHIEF POLICE
FRANK TILFORD
ATTORNEY
JOHN W. MULLAHEY
POLICE JUSTICE
WILLIAM EDOM
STREET COMMISSIONER
JULIUS PEARSE.
CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT
E. A. WILLOUGHBY
BUILDING INSPECTOR
SANFORD R. HAMER . CITY PHYSICIAN
BAXTER B. STILES, SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
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City Record.
CITY COUNCIL.
FIRST WARD-Frank Wheeler and Thomas G. Anderson.
SECOND WARD-Carlos Gove and John H. Allen.
THIRD WARD-George N. Billings and Cyrus H. MeLaughlin.
FOURTH WARD-F. N. Davis and D. J. Kelley. FIFTH WARD-Jason T. Younker and Jacob H. Allen. SIXTII WARD-E. L. Fox and R. Bandhauer.
SEVENTH WARD-John D. MeGilvray and J. A. McIntyre.
EIGHTH WARD-E. J. Brooks and James F. Mathews. NINTII WARD-E. J. Maginn and Julius F. Schmidt.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Auditing Committee-Mathews and Davis.
Finance-McIntyre, Wheeler and Anderson.
Streets, Etc .- Billings, Younker and Bandhaner.
License-Davis, MeLaughlin and Brooks. Health-Gove, MeLaughlin and Wheeler.
Police-Brooks, Kelley and Fox.
Fire Department-Allen, Kelley and McGilvray.
Printing-Wheeler, Billings and Maginn.
Public Grounds and Buildings-McGilvray, Davis and McIntyre.
Water-Younker, Allen and Schmidt.
Cherry Creek-Maginn, Bandhauer and McIntyre.
Gas-Kelley, Allen and Anderson.
Drains-Schmidt, Gove and Allen.
Judiciary-Mathews, Brooks and Fox.
OFFICERS OF TOWN OF HIGIILAND.
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