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COLORADO SPRINGS BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
COLORADO SPRINGS DIRECTORY.
MAYOR-Wm. Wagner.
ALDERMEN - First Ward, Na-
. than S. Culver; Second Ward, J. D. Rogers; Third Ward, C. T. Barton; Fourth Ward, W. D. Brown.
CITY CLERK, R. C. Lyon.
CITY ATTORNEY - William A. Wilkes.
CITY STREET COMMISSIONER- Thomas Hughes.
CITY CONSTABLE-Frank Lom- bard.
SCHOOL BOARD - William Wagner, president; E. J. Eaton, secretary ; G. H. Stewart, treasurer.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE-E. Price, W. A. Smith.
FIRE COMPANY - Foreman, A. H. Barrett; First Assis- tant, Thomas Hughes; Sec- retary, C. E. Aiken.
POSTMASTER-John Potter. ASSISTANT-E. J. Price. RAILROAD AGENT -J. M. Elli- son.
EXPRESS AGENT-JJ. M. Elli- sou.
TELEGRAPH-C. D. Snyder. U. S SIGNAL SERVICE-C. M. Hobbs.
Colony Officers.
PRESIDENT-Gen. Wm. J. Pal- mer.
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR- Henry McAllister, Jr.
DENVER & RIO GRANDE RAIL- ROAD -General officers at Colorado Springs. R. F. Weitbrec, vice-president and treasurer; W. W. Wagner, auditor; R. F. Weitbrec, pay- master.
Churches.
METHODIST-Rev. C. W. Blodgett.
EPISCOPAL-Rev. J. F. Walker.
M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH- Rev. M. A. Clark.
COLORED CHURCH - Rev. J. L. Hatten, pastor.
BAPTIST-Rev. A. L. Vail.
CATHOLIC-Rev. J. O'Connor, priest.
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN -Rev. W. H. Steele.
CONGREGATIONAL-Rev. R. J. Cross.
PRESBYTERIAN - Rev. H. B. Gage.
WESLEYAN METHODIST-Rev. G. L. Shepardson, pastor.
UNITY CHAPEL- Rev. C. B. Webster, pastor.
Societies.
EL PASO LODGE, No. 13, A. F. & A. M .; E. T. Stone, W. M.
THE PIKE'S PEAK ENCAMP- MENT Of I. C. R. C., No.12.
SPRINGS ENCAMPMENT, NO. 8, I. O. O. F .; Joseph Dozier, C. P.
COLORADO SPRINGS CHAPTER : high priest, Andrew San- gendorff.
GOOD TEMPLARS; W. S. Case, W. C. T.
MANITOU LODGE, No. 15, I. O. O. F. ; J. J. Taylor, N. G.
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COLORADO SPRINGS BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Educational.
COLORADO COLLEGE -Prof. W. D. Sheldon, supt .; E. N. Bartlett, sec'y EL PASO COUNTY LIBRARY- E. T. Ensign, librarian. DEAF MUTE INSTITUTE-Jas. P. Ralstin, principal; J. R.
Kennedy, steward; Mary Kennedy, matron ; O. J. Ken- nedy, ass't teacher
PUBLIC SCHOOLS-H. L. Park- er, principal ; Julia D. Brain- ard, Madge Tupper, Ella P. Beecher, Ellen J. Merritt, teachers.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abstracts of Titles.
Howbert, Irving, County Clerk. Sharrat, Jos., County Clerk's office.
Agricultural Implements. Barnes, G. S. Lincoln, A. G.
Artists' Materials. Bradbury, W. C.
Assayers. Bartlett & Robinson
Attorneys.
Colburn, E. A. Ensign, E. T., Tejon st. Harrison, Wm., Cascade ave. Harrison, Wm. Helm, J. C., U'nion block. Hollingsworth & Danford.
Laws, L. T., opp. Post-office. MeMorris, T. A. Price, E., Huerfano st. Stubbs, C. E , Union block. Wilkes, W. A.
Auction and Commission. Hopkins, W. G
Banks.
EL PASO COUNTY; W. S. Jackson, cashier.
First National; James Knox, cashier People's; W. L Brosius, cash- ler.
Barbers.
Biebel, Chs. Tejon st.
Chaney, F. H. Carter, I. S , Tejon st. Toliver, E., Tejon st.
Bakers.
Bush. Wmn., Tejon st WEST, JAMES, Tejon st.
Band.
Rigg's Quadrille Band.
Bazaars.
Chappell, Mrs. A. M. El Paso Bazaar, Mrs. Thorn- burgh.
Beer Garden.
Roman, F. X.
Billiards. Walker, Chas., Pike's Peak avenue.
Blacksmithing.
Badger & Sanford. Bartlett, E. C., Huerfano st. Duffey, J. B.
Hay, T A. Jolinson & Miles, Huerfano st Lewis, W. G. Seek & Pardee. Taylor & Lewis, Cascade ave. Thomas, Thomas, Cascade ave.
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Boarding Houses.
Chambers, R. M., Tejon st. Smith, Mrs. T. T., Pike's Peak avenue.
Books and Stationery.
Duncan, James, Tejon st. Tribe & Jefferay.
Boots and Shoes.
Buckingham, R. H., Huerfano street.
Caswell, John, Huerfano st. Gage & Peere, Tejon st. Rennie H., Huerfano st. Robinson, L. D., Huerfano st. Savage & Florance.
Cabinet Makers.
Ege, Fred., Pike's Peak ave. Johnson, John C.
Carriage Making.
Austin Brothers, Cucharas st. Munu, A. F. Thomas & Lewis, Cascade ave.
Cigars and Tobacco.
Maxwell, A. D., Huerfano st. Pamperin, H., Tejon st.
Civil Engineers. Darby, T. T., over City Drug Store. Sherman, W. B.
Coal.
Brown, J. G., agt. Monument Company. France Company. McKinnie, J. P., Brittenstein Company. Parsons, agt. Wilson Comp'y.
Clothing.
Hunter, J. M., Huerfano st. Leonard, E. & Co., Tejon st.
Contractors.
Anderson & Cook. Courter, John.
Dozier, Jos., Pike's Peak ave. Hurst, J. W. Raymond, J. D., Pike's Peak ave. Stigenwalt, T. J., Cascade ave. Weed, W. L.
Confectionery.
Bush, William.
Mariani, Peter, Tejon st. Pheifer, H. West, James, Tejou st.
Crockery.
Martin, F. L., Tejon.
Dentists.
HOUARD, L. G. Reynolds, C. J.
Dr. L. G. Houard, TEJON STREET, Liquid Gas Used for Extracting Teeth.
Drawing and Painting.
Stewart, Miss Alice, Wanless block.
Drugs. 1
Burnham, T. H. & Co. Clutter, J. E., near P. O. Reynolds, Huerfano st. Robinson, F. E. Sangendorf & Culver.
Dry Goods.
Barker, O. T. Giddings, E. W. Hunter, Mrs. M. J. Martin, D. J. White, Thos. C., Tejon st.
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Dress Makers.
Brown, Miss P. Parke, Mrs. L. M., Huerfano street. Smith, Mrs. H. J., Tejon st.
Express. Bacon, N. W.
Cummings, W. Denver & Rio Grande. Finn, T B.
Frost, Ed. Judson, Bayne. Lenox, W., & Bro.
Fancy Goods. Chappell, Mrs., Tejon st. Giddings, E. W. Thornburgh, Mrs.
Flour, Feed, Grain, Etc. Foss, H. S., & Co. Joslyn. Sweet, G. H.
Flour, Feed, Etc. Fountain Mill Co. Sweet, G. H., & Co.
Forwarding and Commission. True & Sutton, Pike's Peak ave.
Fruit. Murrianna, Peter. Phyfer, H.
Furniture. Hodginan & Co., Pike's Peak ave.
General Merchandise. Barker, O. T.
Grocers. Basey & Peery, Tejon st. Bush, William. Craigue. A. D. Doak, John, Tejon st. Lincoln, A. G. Odle & Aiken, Huerfano st. True & Sutton, Pike's Peak ave West, James, Tejon st.
Gloves.
Bover, Joseph, Huerfano st. Price, W. A., Tejon st.
Gunsmith. Converse, Wm. H., Huerfano street. Hair Dressing. Callow, R. F., Tejon st.
Hardware. Barnes. G. S., Cascade ave. Chase & Gardner.
Harness and Saddlery.
Becker, Peter; Tejon st. Hafner, O., Huerfano st.
Hats and Caps. Hunter, J. M. Leonard & Co., Tejon st.
Hay and Feed. Lincoln, A. G., Huerfano st.
Hides, Pelts, Etc. Salisbury, N. L., Huerfano st.
Hotels.
American, Cascade ave
Bacon's Exchange.
Cascade Villas, Cascade ave.
CENTRAL HOTEL, Mrs. M. M. Stephens. Crawford House, W. S. Bank- er, prop'r. HOWARD HOUSE, W. W. Howard, prop'r ..
Horseshoeing.
Hart, A. B., & Co., P. O. alley.
Insurance.
Barrett, A. H., (Life and Fire). Cuthbert, M. Ensign Hallowell, Chas. (Fire). Lawton & Smith.
Stockbridge, Chas.
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Jewelry.
Davis, J. L., Tejon st. Huggins, G. S., Pike's Peak avenue. Reed, George M., Tejon st. Thornburgh, W. M.
Lapidary.
Rocky Mountain Lapidary Works. 'Laundry. Carter, A. W. & Co., Pike's Peak avenue.
Sing Lee, Huerfano st.
Quong Hang, Pike's Peak avenue.
Livery and Feed Stables.
Avenue Stables, Pike's Peak ave.
Bacon, John H., & Son, Pike's Peak ave.
Sanders, S. M., Cascade ave. Lumber. Blakely, H. C. Husted, C. R., Tejon st.
Pioneer Manufacturing Co., Barton & Fairfield.
Rogers, J. D. Walker & Gutshall, Cucharas street.
Whipple & Crissey, Tejon st. Weir, J. A.
Machinists. Converse, Wm. H., Huerfano street.
Klattenhoff, J. B., Cascade avenue.
Meat Markets. Kettlewell, W. H. Peck & Downing. STRAYER & MARK, Tejon st.
MEAT AND GAME, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, STRAYER & MARK.
₹ Merchant Tailor. Stearns, Chas., Huerfano st.
Millinery. Chappell, Mrs. H. M. Hill, Mrs. A. J. Smith & Lawton, Tejon st. Thornburgh, Mrs. W., Tejon street.
Mining Agents. Colorado Springs Mining Agency, D Russ Wood, president. Colorado Cabinet Co., H. W. Horton, sup't; Bartlett & Robinson, managers.
Music.
Duncan, James. Roller, Mrs. W. W., Huerfano street.
Music Teachers.
Cox, Miss, cor. Pike's Peak and Cascade avennes. Garstin, Miss L., Manitou. Professor Walker.
Musical Instruments. Lovell, D. G.
Newspapers.
Colorado Mountaineer (w.), Marsh & Conant.
Colorado Springs Gazette (w.), "Out West" Printing and Publishing Co. Deaf Mute Index.
News Dealers.
James Duncan. Tribe & Jefferay.
Omnibus Line. John II. Bacon & Son.
Paper Hanging. Bradbury, W. C. Gibbons & Watt.
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Painters r4
Craigie, G. H. Dow, F. E., Tejon st. McCalla, Thomas & Friend. Starr, Thomas C., Pike's Peak ave. Watt & Starr. Wixom, N. H., Huerfano st.
Pawnbrokers. Stockbridge, C., Huerfano st.
Paints, Oils, Etc. Bradbury, W. C.
Physicians.
Anderson, B. P., Union block. Benbow, T. A. (Homoeopathic). Bissel, C. R., near El Paso Bank. Burdick, W. N. Coombs, L. D. (Homœ.), over City Drug Store. Hammond, W. G., Tejon st. Horn, T. G., Tejon and Cucha- ras sts. Kimball. E. C. Palmer, H. K., Nevada ave. Solly, S. E., opp. Bacon's Ho- tel
Strickler, Wm., Union block. Taylor, R. T., Pike's Peak ave. Thomas, F. H. (Homeopathic).
Photographers.
Brant, Eugene, Huerfano st. Gurnsey, B. H. Oldroyd, L. K.
Planing Mill. Pioneer Manfg. Co.
Plaster Paris.
Colorado Springs Plaster Paris Co.
Produce. Doak, John, Tejon st. 14
Real Estate.
Bartlett & Robinson. Barrett, A. H., Tejon st. Colburn & Co., Tejon st. Ensign, Huerfano st. Hallowell, Chas., Tejon st. Lawton & Smith. Sweet & Co., Tejon st.
Restaurants.
W. H. KENNEY, - RESTAURANT. PIKE'S PEAK AVE., COL. SPRINGS.
KENNEY, W. H. Parisotti, N., Tejon st. Smith, Mrs. W. K., Huerfano street. Thompson, M., Hoffman block. WEST, JAMES.
Saddlery. Hafner, Oscar, Huerfano st.
Sash, Doors and Blinds.
Pioneer Manufactur'g Co., J. W. Fairfield, sec'y. Whipple & Chressey.
Second-Hand Goods. Millard, A. L.
Sewing Machines.
Lovell, D. G. Singer, L. A. Miller, agt.
Stages. Northwestern Stage Co., J. A. Nichols, supt.
Stone Work.
Hurst, J. W.
Stoves. Barnes, G. S. Chase & Gardner, Tejon st.
Surveyor. Sherman, W. B.
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CONEJOS BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Tailoring and Repairing. STEARNS, C., Huerfano st.
Tannery.
Price, William A.
Taxidermist. Aiken, Chas. E.
Ticket Brokers.
Bartlett & Robinson.
Undertakers.
Ege, Fred., Pike's Peak ave. Hodgeman & Co., Pike's Peak ave. Johnson, J. C.
Vegetables.
Bush, W. Bussey & Price. Harris, Gen. Nathan, Tejon and Huerfano sts.
Veterinary Surgeon.
Hewitt, John.
Wagon Maker.
Lewis, H. G., Cascade ave.
Watch Makers.
Davis, J. L., Tejon st. Reed, George M. Thornburgh, W. M.
CONEJOS.
Conejos is the name of about twenty plazas or villas, which constitute the county of Conejos. Gaudalupe (or Conejos, as it is commonly called) is the county seat, and lies opposite Con- ejos. Population of all the plazas, 3,000.
Distances : To Del Norte, 50 miles ; Elizabethtown, N. M., 75; Hot Springs, 60; Taos, 65; Tierra Amarilla, 90; New Mexico line, 10% ; Pueblo, 135; Ft. Garland, 45; Costilla, (San Luis), 35.
CONEJOS DIRECTORY.
TOWN TRUSTEES-Rafael Mar- tin, Diego Martin, Lafayette Head.
TOWN CLERK - Jesus Ma. Lucero.
POSTMASTER - Herman Schiffer.
CONSTABLES- Vincent Vigil, Miguel Lucero.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE- Gaudalupe Trujillo, Jose De La Luz Martin.
TEACHER-H. Marshall. CHURCHES -Two Catholic churches, Salvador Per- sonne, priest.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Attorneys.
Isadro, Juan. Lucero, Lucas. Ortiz, Nestor. Trujillo, Jose.
Valasquez, Alcario.
Vigil, Anto Ma.
Martin, Juan Isidro.
Surveyor.
Bielschowsky, Moritz.
Wool.
Frank, B.
CUCHARAS.
On the line of Denver & Rio Grande R. R. Daily mail, express and stages. W. U. Telegraph. Population, 400. Distances : To Pueblo, 40 miles; Trinidad, 55.
CUCHARAS DIRECTORY.
SOUTHERN COLORADO IM- PROVEMENT CO .- Thos. Wil- kins, president; J. V. Offen- bacher, secretary. TOWN TRUSTEES- Thos. Wil- kins, Thomas Miller, W. A. Offenbacher, T. A. Sloan, J. V. Offenbacher.
POSTMASTER-R. B. Starley. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE-E. P. Snydam. CONSTABLE-J. M. Manzaneres STATE AGENT-C. D. HOYT. PREACHER-Rev. Kirkbride. TEACHER-Miss Scott.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Attorney.
E. W. Baker.
Brick. Ross Bros., Manufacturers. Civil Engineer. George Hurlburt. Contractor. C. H. Kirkbride. Drugs. Snydam & Adams. Groceries and Provisions. G. Walter Morton. Hardware. Thomas Wilkins.
Hotels. Cucharas House, J. Stockman.
Livery.
C. D. Hoyt.
Lumber.
Craig & Simpson. Thos. Wilkins.
Meat Market.
Henry Lewis. Painter.
R. B. Stanly.
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Physicians.
Dr. Adams.
Dr. Say.
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General Merchandise .. Archuletta, M. & Sons. Beilschowsky, M.
Chacum, J. Francisco. Garcia, Simon, & Co. Garcia, Jose Pablo. Schiffer, H., & Co.
Physician.
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At the present time it is publishing, with appropriate illustrations, the Lec- tures on Mining delivered at the Royal School of Mines, London, by Professor W. W. Smyth. This course will extend to about sixty lectures, and is so male- able as alone to be worth to every Student in Mining, Mining Engineer. or pra"- tical Miner, much more than the entire year's subscription to the JOURNAL.
THE ENGINEERING AND MINING JOURNAL publishes Illustrated Descriptions of all Improvements in Mining, in Mining and Milling Machinery, and in Metallurgical Processes.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDNCE ..
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THE ENGINEERING AND MINING JOURNAL has for its Special Correspondents the ablest Mining Engineers and Metallurgists in every portion of America, and the information it gives is, therefore, the most reliable and valuable, both in x technical and financial sense, that can be obtained. This is of the greatest im- portance to those who have invested, or propose investing, in bines or Mining Securities in America.
AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
THE ENGINEERING AND MINING JOURNAL is the best medium in America in which to advertise all kinds of Mining and Mill Machinery and Supplies.
Its large and influential Foreign Circulation makes it the best medium through which to make known the value of Mine- and Mineral Properties for sale, or for the development of which capital is needed.
Subscription Price, $4.00 a year.
ADVERTISING RATES-25 cents a line insid-, 50 cents a line on front page, for each insertion. Special reduced rates given on cards occupying a large space or contracting for a long time.
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THE WHITNEY
Half Cabinet, Retail $80. To Patrons, $10.
The most perfect, well-balanced Sewing Machine ever invented. Combining NEW IMPROVEMENTS!
that place it in the van of every other machine in use. Its compactness, sim- plicity, and thorough construction are admirable. The most inexperienced operator soon masters the simple operations of the Whitney Machine. Every taachine is warranted, and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
TWENTY DAYS'
trial allowed to test and prove the working excellencies of our machine. All Styles Half Price to Patrons.
All Styles Half Price to Sovereigns.
All Styles Half Price to Labor Organizations.
Special prices also given to non-members upon application by letter to the factory at Paterson, or to 22 Adams street, Chicago.
A STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS SEWING MACHINE.
Sold only for cash from the factory, or the Whitney Mant'g Co.'s Western agencies, at 22 'Adams street, Chicago; 11 Commercial street, St. Louis; 106 D'avis street, San Francisco.
For perfection of workmanship, ease of operation, adaptation to all family sewing, and cheapness, the Whitney surpasses all machines now in the market. All machines are sent out threaded, ready to sew ; and such is their simplicity and precision, that, aided by the printed instructions, the most inexperienced will be able to sew nicely at once. Send for Circulars to your State or sub- ordinate Agent, or to the
WHITNEY MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Paterson, N. J.
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MITCHELL'S
NEW GEOGRAPHIES
ARE IN USE IN THE FOLLOWING
STATES AND TERRITORIES:
MAINE,
GEORGIA,
KANSAS,
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
FLORIDA,
MINNESOTA,
VERMONT,
ALABAMA,
CALIFORNIA,
MASSACHUSETTS,
MISSISSIPPI,
OREGON,
RHODE ISLAND,
LOUISIANA,
NEVADA,
CONNECTICUT,
TEXAS,
COLORADO,
NEW YORK,
ARKANSAS,
ARIZONA,
NEW JERSEY.
TENNESSEE,
NEBRASKA,
PENNSYLVANIA,
KENTUCKY,
DAKOTA,
DELAWARE,
OHIO,
IDAHO,
MARYLAND,
MICHIGAN,
INDIAN,
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