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NORDEN LODGE, No. 61, I. O. O. F .- Meets at Enclid IIall, on Tuesday evening of each week. Carl Swainson, N. G .; C. J. Adamson, R. S.
Red Cross.
SUPREME COMMANDERY .- Headquarters, room 32, Times building. A. J. Woodbury, S. Secretary.
GRAND ENCAMPMENT .- Headquarters at room 52, Times building. A. J. Woodbury, G. Secretary.
PIONEER ENCAMPMENT, No. 1, I. C. R. C .- Meets Tuesday evening of each week at Knights of Pythias Hall, 513 Larimer street. A. J. Woodbury, C.
EXCELSIOR ENCAMPMENT, No. 4 .- Meets at South Den- ver, on Saturday evenings of each week. G. M. Frey, C.
AURARIA DEGREE ENCAMPMENT, No. 1 .- Meets at Knights of Pythias Hall, on the last Tuesday evening of each month. A. J. Woodbury, D. C.
Royal Arcanum.
ROYAL ARCANUM, OF DENVER, COLORADO, COUN- CIL No. 593 .- Meets at 407 Larimer, on Thursday evening of each week. J. S. Hays, Regent ; W. B. Rundle, Past Regent ; M. L. Stern, Viee-Regent ; L. II. Long, Seeretary.
United Workmen.
GRAND LODGE, COLORADO, NEW MEXICO AND ARI- ZONA, A. O. U. W .- Louis Anfenger, G. M. W. ; W. T. Boyd, Grand Recorder. Office, 383 Champa street.
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DENVER LODGE, No. 2, A. O. U. W .- Hold their meetings seeond and fourth Wednesday evenings of each month, at 369 Lawrence street. F. J. Mott, M. W .; C. II. Bagley, Recorder ; T. J. White, D. G. M. W.
STANDARD LODGE, No. 3, A. O. U. W .- Hold their meetings on Tuesday of each week, at 407 Larimer street. Herman Strauss, M. W .; Fred. A. Driscol, Reeorder.
PACIFIC LODGE, No. 18, A. O. U. W .-- Hold their meetings Monday evenings of each week at Knights of Pythias Hall. C. M. Glines, M. W .; George E. Layton, Recorder; Dr. W. H. Davis, D. G. M. W.
CAPITOL LODGE, No. 19, A. O. U. W .- Meets Thursday evenings of each week at Phister Hall, North Denver. C. J. Clark, P. M. W .; J. A. Hamman, M. W .; C. S. Phister, Recorder ; T. E. Meanea, Financier.
DENVER LEGION, Select Knights, A. O. U. W .- Hold their meetings Tuesday evening of each week at Grand Army Hall. D. I. Ezekiel, S. C .; W. W. Wright, Recorder.
Chosen Friends.
DENVER COUNCIL, No. 1, O. of C. F .- Meets at their hall, 369 Lawrence street, on Friday evenings of each week. - Gre- gor, C. C .; Jacob B. De Riemer, Treasurer; S. A. Grigg, Secretary.
Bnai Brith.
DENVER LODGE, No. 171, I. O. B. B., (Jewish Society.)- Meets at 407 Larimer street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. S. L. Holzman, President ; Louis Anfenger, Seere- tary; S. Rose, Treasurer.
Good Templars.
GRAND LODGE .- Meets on the second Tuesday in October. John Dove, G. C. T .; James Light, G. W. S.
DENVER LODGE, No. 12 .-- Hold their regular meetings at Good Templars Hall, over 369 Lawrenee street, Tuesday evening in each week.
HARMONY LODGE, No. 4 .- Hold regular meetings at 369 Lawrence street, on Monday evening of each week.
HICKMAN LODGE, No. 63 .- Hold their regular meetings at their hall, corner Welton and Twenty-seventh streets, on Thursday evenings of each week.
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STAR OF HOPE LODGE, No. 61 .-- IIold their meetings at Phister Hall, North Denver, on Friday evening of each week.
SOUTH DENVER LODGE, No. 64 .- Hold their meetings at 434 Santa Fe avenue, on Thursday evening of each week.
Elks.
DENVER LODGE, B. and P. O. of E .- Meets on Sunday evening of each week at their hall, corner Fourteenth and Larimer streets. C. R. King, Secretary; Henry Suess, Treasurer.
Deutscher Orden der Harugari.
William Giebe, Deputy District Grand Barde.
COLORADO LODGE, No. 435 .- Meets on the first and third Monday of each month at 386 Holladay street. Reinhold Tiech- man, Ober-Barde.
EINTRACHT LODGE, No. 501 .- Meets on the second and fourth Monday of each month at 386 Holladay street. Albert Eisenberg, Ober-Barde.
Benevolent and Social.
ANCIENT ORDER HIBERNIANS, Division No. 1 .- Meets first and third Thursday evenings of each month, at corner Fif- teenth and Stout streets. Peter Walsh, President; P. McPhelomy, Vice-President ; O. M. Murtaugh, Recording Secretary ; Matt. Kearns, Treasurer.
ANCIENT ORDER HIBERNIANS, Division No. 2 .-- Meets at Church, Larimer, corner Twenty-eighth street, on the first and third Monday evenings of each month. E. P. McGovern, Presi- dent ; M. J. Waldron, Treasurer.
CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF AMERICA .- Meets on the first and third Sundays of each month. A. H. Mantey, President ; J. C. Heinz, Recording Secretary.
DENVER IRISH PROGRESSIVE SOCIETY .- Meets at their hall, 407 Larimer street, on Wednesday evening of each week. Robert Morris, President ; E. J. Maginn, Vice-President.
FIREMAN'S RELIEF ASSOCIATION .- T. S. Clayton, Presi- dent ; C. A. Smith, Secretary; J. A. Cooper, Treasurer. An- nual meetings, first day April, each year.
LADIES' RELIEF SOCIETY .- Mrs. C. Ferris, President; Mrs. J. Q. Charles, Secretary; Mrs. A. Jacobs, Treasurer ; Mrs. M. P.
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Boller, Agent. Meets every Tuesday afternoon at room 32, base- ment County Court House.
ST. JOSEPH'S TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY (Catholie). -Meets Tuesday evening of each week in Catholic school building. W. McCarty, President ; W. F. Hynes, Recording Secretary.
THE COLORADO HUMANE SOCIETY .- Dr. N. G. Burn- ham, President; S. F. Towle, Vice-President ; C. W. McCord, Secretary.
COURT "PRIDE OF DENVER."-A branch of the Ancient Order of Foresters Friendly Society. Meets in Union Club Hall, on alternate Monday evenings. D. C. R., Alfred Akers, 265 Wel- ton street.
UNION CLUB ASSOCIATION .- An organization to provide meeting rooms in the City of Denver for the Albion, Caledonian and Cambrian Clubs. President, W. J. Fay (Caledonian Club) ; Treasurer, J. G. Jenkins (Cambrian ('lub) ; Secretary, Thomas Tonge (Albion Club), 40 Symes block. Union Club Hall, over Gas office, corner of Seventeenth and Curtis.
ALBION CLUB .- A social organization composed of English- men and the sons of Englishmen. Meets on Wednesday evening in Union Club Hall. President, E. J. Trenwith ; Treasurer, A. A. Filby; Financial Secretary, George T. Roberts; Recording Secre- tary, Joseph II. Harrison.
CALEDONIAN CLUB .- A social organization composed of Seotehmen and the sons of Scotchmen. Meets on Saturday even- ings, in the Union Club Hall. President, Donald MeIntosh ; Treasurer, James Harvey; Secretary, II. R. Steavenson.
CAMBRIAN CLUB .- A social organization composed of Welsh- men and the sons of Welshmen. Meets on Thursday evening, in the Union Club Hall. President, John G. Jenkins; Secretary, Lewis Roberts.
CORKSCREW CLUB .- Moritz Barth, President ; A. M. Clay, Secretary and Treasurer. 416 Curtis.
DENVER CLUB .- S. N. Wood, President; Dr. J. Culver Davis, Vice-President; A. A. Denman, Treasurer; E. W. Rollins, Secre- tary. Curtis, northwest corner Fifteenth.
TRADES UNIONS.
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS, Division 186 .- Meets Wednesday evening of each week at their hall, 380 Holladay street. R. M. Clark, Chief Engineer; P. J. McGill, Ε. Α. Ε.
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN, Rocky Mountain Lodge, No. 77 .- Meets at their hall, 380 Holladay, Thursday of each week. E. Sibley, Master; W. F. Hynes, Finan- cier; L. D. Brown, Secretary.
BROTHERHOOD OF RAILROAD BRAKEMEN, Snowy
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Range Lodge, No. 30 .- T. J. Sheahan, Master; John Grant, Seere- tary; A. M. Sadd, Finaneier. Meet at their hall, 374 Larimer street, on the first and third Sundays of each month at 2 o'clock p. m., and on the second and fourth Sundays at 7:30 p. n.
DENVER SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS .- P. II. Van- Diest, President; Robert B. Stanton, Viee-President: E. S. Davis, Seeretary and Treasurer. Room 21, MeClintock bloek.
DENVER TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, No. 49 .-- W. F. Boardman, President; S. W. Franee, Viee-President; F. P. Mannix, Finaneial Seeretary; A. R. Pelton, Recording Seeretary; J. O. Prentiss, Sergeant-at-Arms. Meet at hall, 513 Larimer.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AMERICAN BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION .- W. M. Hastings, President; S. N. Wood, Treasurer; Anthony Sweeney, Secretary. Offiee, 251 Sixteenth.
ARAPAHOE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION .- J. K. Mullen, President: Samuel Rose, Viee-President; Louis An- fenger, Secretary and Treasurer, 383 Champa.
BOETTCHER HARDWARE CO .- C. Boettcher, President; Edward Higgins, Vice-President; S. D. Silver, Secretary and Treas- urer, 402 Lawrenee.
BOSTON AND COLORADO SMELTING CO .- J. W. Con- verse, President; J. Warren Merrill, Treasurer; N. P. Hill, Gen. eral Manager; H. R. Wolcott, Aeting Manager; Richard Pearee, Metallurgist. Office, Cheesman block. Works at Argo.
CENTENNIAL BUILDING, LOAN AND INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION .- J. HI. Jones, President; B. A. Wheeler, Viee- President; T. II. Woodelton, Treasurer; F. Kellerman; Seeretary, 25 King block.
COLLIER & CLEVELAND LITHOGRAPHING CO .- Geo. M. Collier, President; John R. Cleveland, Treasurer; E. F. Rus- sell, Seeretary. 383 and 385 Holladay.
COLORADO AND WYOMING LAND AND OIL CO .- George L. Aggers, President; Gustav Opitz, Secretary. Offiee, 397 Ifolladay.
COLORADO METEOROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION .- Charles, F. Wilson, President, Denver; Samuel A. Fisk, A. M., M. D., Seeretary, Denver; Prof. Sidney II. Short, Director of Observa- tions, Denver University.
COLORADO ELECTRIC CO .- W. S. Cheesman, President ; N. M. Tabor, Viee-President ; E. W. Rollins, Secretary and Treasurer ; W. B. Rundle, Manager. General office, 261 Seven- teenth street. Works, Wewatta, corner Twenty-first.
COLORADO LOAN AND TRUST CO .- T. C. Henry, Presi- dent ; H. J. Aldrieh, Sceretary and Treasurer, rooms 9 to 12, Tabor bloek.
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COLORADO MANUFACTURING CO .- A. H. Garfield, Gen- eral Manager. Office, room 1, Walbrach block.
COLORADO RAILWAY ASSOCIATION .- George H. Dan- iels, Commissioner, room 16, Union depot.
COLORADO CATTLE GROWERS' ASSOCIATION .- J. A. Cooper, President ; S. II. Standart, Secretary ; James M. Wilson, Treasurer. Office, rooms 1 and 2, Clifford block, 408 Lawrence. COLORADO STATE BAR ASSOCIATION .-- Willard Teller, Denver, President ; Charles G. Clement, Denver, Secretary and Treasurer. Office, 50 Opera House block.
COLORADO STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY .- Jesse Hawes, Greeley, President ; S. E. Solly, Colorado Springs, First Vice- President ; George W. Cox, Permanent Secretary ; S. A. Fisk, Recording Secretary ; W. F. McClelland, Denver, Treasurer. Meet in Denver on the third Tuesday in June of each year.
CRESCENT MILLING AND ELEVATOR CO .- F. G. King, President ; William Barth, Treasurer and J. S. Brown, Secretary ; R. E. Sloan, Superintendant. Hartford, near Nineteenth.
COLORADO SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION .-- Meets in Canon City, June 2, 3 and 4. J. Clark, Jr., Denver, State Sec- retary; G. II. Waters, State Treasurer; Rev. G. P. Hays and Hon. R. H. Gilmore, Denver, Directors.
DENVER ACADEMY OF HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS. -Meets at the office of the Essayist, on the second and forth Tuesdays of each month. Dr. Sanford Hoag, President ; Dr. C. N. Hart, Vice-President ; Dr. E. Stockdale, Secretary; Dr. S. S. Smythe, Scribe.
DENVER ATHLETIC CLUB-Gymnasium, Eighteenth street, between Curtis and Champa. W. R. Rathvon, President ; F. O. Dickensheets, Vice-President ; J. B. Knoblock, Secretary; J. A. Godfrey, Treasurer ; F. W. Helmreich, Manager.
DENVER BREWING CO .- A. Sands, President ; S. L. Holz- man, Secretary and Treasurer; Richard Siemon, Superintendent. Ninth, southeast corner Lawrence.
DENVER CEMENT MANUFACTURING CO .- M. N. Me- grue, President and Manager; W. G. Evans, Secretary and Treas- urer; S. H. Short, Chemist. Works, Fourth, corner Wazee street. Office, 354} Lawrence street.
DENVER CITY STEAM HEATING CO .- J. J. Riethmann, President ; F. G. King, Vice-President ; W. J. Kinsey, Treasurer; Gustav Krause, Secretary; William Ridley, Superintendent. Office, Larimer, northwest corner Fifteenth.
DENVER FIRE BRICK CO .-- Gus. A. Schwartz, President ; W. J. Shiek, Vice-President and General Manager ; Charles II. Shick, Secretary and Treasurer. Office, 420 Lawrence strect. Works, Wynkoop, corner Eighth.
DENVER FIRE CLAY CO .- J. O. Bosworth, President ; W. T. Cornwall, Secretary. Works, Blake, corner Thirty-first. Office, 411 Larimer.
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DENVER GAS CO .- George W. Clayton, President ; William J. Fay, Vice-President and Superintendent; W. B. Mills, Secre- tary. Office, 434 Curtis. Works, corner Eighteenth and Wewatta.
DENVER JOCKEY CLUB .- S. S. Austin, President ; C. H. Reynolds, Treasurer; W. E. Sisty, Secretary ; Clifton Bell, Manager.
DENVER LAND AND IMPROVEMENT CO .- A. C. Fisk, President, Office, 31 Broadway.
DENVER MANUFACTURING CO .- Edward B. Light, Pres- ident ; J. H. Aller, Vice-President ; Hugh McElheny, Treasurer ; T. A. Ashcom, Secretary. Office and salesroom, 384 Holladay. Factory, Larimer, near Platte river bridge.
DENVER MEDICAL ASSOCIATION .- Meets at the Medical College on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month. Dr. J. 11. Kimball, President ; Dr. E. J. A. Rogers, Vice-President ; Dr. E. J. Rothwell, Treasurer.
DENVER PUBLIC SAMPLING WORKS .- W. R. Rust, Superintendent. Office, 5 Windsor block. Works, Thirty-first street bridge.
DENVER ROLLING MILL .-- W. G. Brown, General Agent. Mill, Thirty-second, corner Wazee street. Office, over First National Bank.
DENVER SCHUETZEN-VEREIN .- Ludwig Zick, President ; Herman Beyer, Treasurer ; W. J. Hickish, Secretary. Meets the first Monday of each month at East Turner Hall.
DENVER TRANSFER CO .- W. F. Marrs, President and Gen- eral Manager; G. W. Middelton, Vice-President and Secretary; W. B. Kinkead, Secretary. General office, 424 Lawrence.
DENVER TRANSIT AND WAREHOUSE CO .- D. C. Dodge, President ; A. A. Egbert, Vice-President ; J. H. Jones, Treasurer ; C. C. Compton, Secretary; M. W. Howard, Superintendent. Office, 375 Holladay. Stables and bonded warehouse, Blake, northeast corner Twenty-first.
DENVER WATER CO .- W. B. Mills, President; G. W. Clay- ton, Vice-President; Richard Holme, Secretary and Superintend- ent ; George W. Kassler, Treasurer. Office, Seventeenth, south- west corner California.
GERMAN BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION .- Hen- ry Suess, President ; J. C. Kuner, Vice-President ; Fred. Walsen, Treasurer ; F. Kellerman, Secretary. 25 King block.
GOLDEN CANAL CO .- HI. G. Wolff, President ; W. C. Lo- throp, Secretary. Office, Lothrop block, 457 Lawrence.
GRUETLI VEREIN (Swiss Society) .- Meets at 220 and 222 Fifteenth street, on the first Wednesday of each month. Rudolph Hartmann, President; Albert Reinli, Vice-President ; Emil Bru- derlin, Treasurer; Jacob Schulthess, Corresponding Secretary.
HALLACK, E. F., LUMBER AND MANUFACTURING CO. -- E. F. Hallack, President ; Benn Brewer, Vice-President; I. D. Bushnell, Treasurer. Office, 471 Ilolladay. Planing mill, Wyn- koop, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets.
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HIOME MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. -A. J. Woodbury, President ; J. R. Hicks, Secretary; J. A. Chain, Treasurer. Office, 381 Curtis.
HIGHLAND PARK CO .- William A. Bell, President; William J. Palmer, Vice-President; John Brisben Walker, General Manager. Offices, Tabor block and City Hall, Highlands.
KINSEY, W. J., IMPLEMENT CO .- W. J. Kinsey, President; E. F. Conant, Sceretary. 167 to 175 Fifteenth street, corner Wynkoop.
LEWIS & WHEELER LUMBER CO .- J. C. Lewis, President; G. N. Wheeler, Vice-President ; G. W. Huntington, Secretary. 203 and 205 Eighteenth.
METROPOLITAN BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. -John D. Best, President ; C. D. Cobb, Vice-President ; J. R. Hanna, Treasurer ; Nelson Millett, Secretary. Office, room 30, Opera House block.
MITCHELL COAL AND LAND CO .- L. M. Fouts, Superin- tendent ; E. R. Standish, Anditor ; J. Norman, Agent. General offices, Nincteenth, corner Hartford streets.
NATIONAL MINING AND INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION ASSOCIATION .- H. A. W. Tabor, President ; T. C. Henry, Sec- retary ; W. A. II. Loveland, General Manager. Office, room 7 Tabor block.
NICHOLS MANUFACTURING CO .-- Ira Nichols, President ; H. N. Nichols, Secretary and Treasurer ; W. S. Sharpneck, Super- intendent. Office, 197 Seventeenth street. Works, corner Thirty- sixth and U. I'. railway track.
OMAHA AND GRANT SMELTING AND REFINING CO .-- Guy C. Barton, President ; J. B. Grant, Vice-President ; E. W. Nash, Secretary and Treasurer ; Edward Eddy, General Manager ; Charles Balbach and W. II. James, Superintendents. St. Vincent, corner Cottage street, cast end Wewatta.
PERCHERON NORMAN IIORSE CO .- M. W. Dunham, President ; J. F. Studebaker, Vice-President ; J. M. Stndcbaker, Treasurer ; John A. Witter, Secretary. 280 Sixteenth street.
PROVIDENT BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION .- F. A. Kecner, President ; J. F. Brown, Vice-President ; David Ru- bidge, Secretary and Treasurer. Office, 357 Arapahoe.
ROBERTSON CARRIAGE CO .- N. Robertson, President ; W. J. Kinsey, Vice-President ; H. C. Doll, Secretary and Treas- urer. Office and Factory, 379 and 381 Arapahoe street.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN WATERCO .- W. J. Kinsey, President ; L. L. Higgins, Treasurer ; H. G. Wolf, Secretary. Office, 343} Lawrence.
STATE BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS .- William E. Wilson, Denver, President; George W. Cox, Denver, Secretary and Treasurer.
STATE HISTORICAL AND NATURAL IIISTORY SO- CIETY .- Meets at County Court House. F. J. Bancroft, Presi- dent; T. F. Dawson, Secretary; W. D. Todd, Treasurer.
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STATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY .- E. J. Hubbard, President; George Richardson, Vice-President; J. M. Clark, Secre- tary; William Davis, Treasurer.
STATE LAND CANAL CO .- W. G. Trevette, President; J. S. Stanger, Vice-President; W. S. Marshall, Secretary and Treas- urer. Office, 420 Curtis.
STATE POULTRY ASSOCIATION OF COLORADO .- H. P. Epperson, President; Mrs. G. M. Shute, Treasurer; J. A. Bailey, Secretary. Sixteenth, northeast corner Champa.
STOCKGROWERS' AND FARMERS' MERCANTILE CO. -A. J. Williams, President; J. M. Hamrick, Manager. 383 Blake street.
UNION DEPOT AND RAILROAD CO .- S. T. Smith, Presi- dent; W. S. Cheesman, Vice-President; R. F. Weitbrec, Secretary; T. G. Lyster, Treasurer; J. A. Kirkpatrick, Auditor; W. B. Trufant, Superintendent. Office, room C, Union Depot.
MIUNION ICE CO .- L. L. Higgins, President; Geo. T. Miles, Vice-President; A. Bosler, Superintendent; Alvin Taylor, Secre- tary. Office, 343 Lawrence.
WESTERN MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION. - Fred. II. Fisher, President; J. A. C. Reynolds, Manager. Room 33, King block.
ESTABLISHED 1870.
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STREET AND AVENUE GUIDE.
EXPLANATION.
For convenience in locating the streets and avennes of the city, we have used the most prominent ones, and the Platte river as a commencement or dividing point. For instance, Larimer and Broadway streets, Downing and Colfax avenues, and the Platte river in Kast Denver, and the Boulevard, Gallup, Highland, Fairview and Ashland avenues in the north- west.
ADAMS AVENUE-Barnum's subdivision, third south of Wash- ington avenue from Boulevard west.
AGATE-(Highland)-Third south of Highland avenue, from Gallup avenue and Water, west to Spring.
ALAMEDA AVENUE-Fourth south of Bayand, from South Fifth, Valverde addition, east to Broadway.
ALASKA-Seventh south of Bayaud, from South Fifth, Valverde addition, east to Broadway.
ALMINA-(Richardson's addition, North Denver)-First north of Gaston avenue, from Clear Creek avenue east to railroads.
ALTA-Tenth east of Broadway, north and south, bet. Pine and Moose.
AMANDA -- (Richardson's addition, North Denver)-Third east of Clear Creek avenue, from Gaston avenue to North Boulevard.
AMES-From Larimer southeasterly to Logan, between Nebraska and Kansas.
ANN-(Cheltenham Heights)-Third west of Boulevard, from Golden avenue north to Carbon.
ANTELOPE-From Colfax avenue, near Tremont, south to Bayaud. ANTELOPE-First south of Colfax avenue, continuation of Capi- tol avenue, from Hotchkiss avenue east beyond limits.
ANTELOPE-(North Highland addition)-First north of Gaston avenue, from Gallup avenue east.
ARAPAHOE -- Second southeast of Larimer, from Cherry Creek northeasterly to Downing avenue. near Thirty-fourth.
ARCHER-East and west, bet. Ellsworth and Bayaud, Antelope and Wykoff.
ARGO-First east of MeNasser, north and south through Collin's addition.
ARGYLE PLACE-Highland Park, from Gallup avenue westerly to Perth.
ARIZONA AVENUE -- (North Denver)-First north of Sonora av- enne, from Clear Creek avenue cast.
ARLINGTON-(North Denver)-Second west of Clear Creek av- enne, from Fairview avenue north to North Boulevard.
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ASH-(Highland)-Second west of Boulevard, from Highland avenue south to Carbon.
ASHLAND AVENUE-(North Denver)-From Fifteenth and Mary, west through Highland.
AUGUSTA-(Richardson's addition, North Denver)-Second north of Gaston avenue, from Clear Creek avenne east to railroads.
B-Between Eleventh and Twelfth, from Stout southeasterly to Colfax avenue.
BALDWIN-(Elyria addition)-Fourth east of Platte river, run- ning north and south.
BARNES-Fourth west of McNassar, from Stanton avenne to the Platte river.
BARNES AVENUE -- (Grandview addition, North Denver)-First north of Curtis avenue, from Boulevard west to Shaw.
BASSETT-Eighth northwest of Larimer, from Fifteenth north- easterly to Seventeenth.
BAYAUD-Sixteenth south of Colfax avenne, from the Platte river east to Kansas avenue.
BEACON-(North Denver)-Second west of Boulevard, from Prospect avenue north to Taylor avenue.
BEAR-Seventh South of Colfax avenue, from Rio Grande Shops east to South Fifteenth.
BECKWOURTH-Tenth south of Colfax avenue, from South Tenth east to Sutherland.
BEECHER-Fourth west of Boulevard, north and south through Barnum's subdivision.
BEECHER AVENUE-(North Denver)-First north of Prospect avenue, from Clear Creek avenue west to Spruce avenue.
BELA HUGHES-Sixth south of Colfax avenue, continuation of Buffalo, from Hallet east to Cemetery.
BELL AVENUE -- First east of Clear Creek avenue, from Nine- teenth and Central, North Denver, north to Sonora avenue.
BERT-(North Denver)-From Pierce, between Ninth and Tenth north to Fairview avenue.
BIGLER-(North Denver)-Second north of Ashland avenue, from Erie west to Gallup avenue.
BISON-(North Highland addition)-Second north of Gaston avenue, from Gallup avenue east.
BISSELL-(North Denver)-From near junction, Lawrence and Downing avenue east to limits.
BLACK-(North Denver)-First west of Boulevard, from Pros- pect avenue north to Taylor avenue.
BLAKE-Second northwest of Larimer, from Thirteenth north- easterly to limits.
BOND -- (Swansea addition)-Running east and west.
BOSLER-(North Denver)-Third west to Boulevard, from Pros- pect avenue north to Taylor avenue.
BOULDER-(North Denver)-From Nineteenth and Fairview avenue, southwest to Ashland avenue and Fifteenth.
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BOULDER-(Valverde addition)-Fourth south of Virginia, from South Seventh east to South Eleventh.
BOULEVARD-From Breeee avenue south Denver addition, north through Highland, beyond Gaston avenue.
BOWLES-Seventh south of Colfax avenue continuation of Bear, from South Fifteenth east to Murdock avenue.
BREECE AVENUE-(South Denver addition) -- Eighth south of Morgan avenue, from Boulevard east.
BRIDGER -- Twelfth south of Colfax avenue, from South Eleventh east beyond Washington avenue.
BROADWAY-From Nineteenth and Welton south beyond limits.
BRYNN MYRR CRESCENT-(Highland Park)-From Lake avenue northwesterly to Spruee avenue.
BUFFALO-Sixth south of Colfax avenue, from Rio Grande grounds east to Kansas avenue.
BUFFALO -- (Fairview addition)-From the Platte river west to Boulevard.
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