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CONVENTION CITY
Jacksonville is a most popular city for holding State and National con- ventions. Its magnificent surroundings, ample hotel facilities and splendid means of transportation, in addition to its wonder climate, make it an ideal city for holding all large gatherings. The Jacksonville Tourist and Convention Bureau was organized for the specific purpose of securing conventions and handling them after they are secured. This bureau is working energetically along this line for the benefit of its members and the city in general.
MUNICIPAL DOCKS
Jacksonville is just completing and will open in the next few months her municipal docks, owned and paid for by her citizens. These docks, including ground, railway sidings, and all facilities of a modern plant of that kind cost around $1,500,000. The completion of these docks will mean that ships from all parts of the world will always find docking facilities at this port. They will be equipped with all up-to-date loading and unloading facilities, warehouses, ample trackage connecting with all the railroads running into the city, and all other conveniences usually found at a place of this sort.
WHOLESALE BUSINESS
Jacksonville's location renders it a most advantageous point for the wholesale business. The city is splendidly represented in many industries of this nature, which do a total business of about fifty million dollars a year,
while the business done by the numerous manufacturing concerns located here amount to about thirty-five million dollars annually.
BANKS
Jacksonville is justly proud of her banks, which are among the strong- est in the entire South, with a capital and surplus of some $6,000,000, and deposits of about $25,000,000.
SOME STATISTICS SHOWING JACKSONVILLE'S GROWTH
Population-
1900
28,429
1910
57,699
1915
94,465
Assessed Valuation of Property-
1900
$13,653,160
1910
33,596,220
1914
59,274,580
Postal Receipts
1900
86,938
1910
400,348
1915
544,438
Tonnage of our Port-
1900
649,221
1910
3,199,385
1914
. 4,020,918
Bank Clearances-
1900
$ 12,733,048
1910
124,657,071
1914
160,548,606
Bank Deposits
(Round Numbers)-
1900
$ 3,250,000
1910
18,000,000
1915
25,000,000
JACKSONVILLE POSTAL STATISTICS
Fiscal Years
1890
1900
1905
1910
1915
Postal Receipts. . $47,397.83
$86,938.16
$157,989.82
$400,348.62
$544,438.48
No. P. O. Em-
ployees
34
43
65
114
138
No. Routes
4
11
11
11
11
No. of Cars.
12
31
33
39
43
No. of Clerks
56
115
125
188
194
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
The Chamber of Commerce of the City of Jacksonville is one of the larg- est and strongest organizations of its kind in the South. It is ever on the alert to look after the interests of the city in every way possible.
DIRECTORY LIBRARY
A library of City Directories is maintained by the publishers at the Chamber of Commerce for the free use of the public. These directories are kept up to date and are of great value for reference. The Jacksonville City Directory is placed in other directory libraries throughout the United States, where it serves the public as a valuable book of reference, and is a splendid advertisement for the city. There is no other publication which conveys an idea of the size, business and commercial importance of Jacksonville as does the City Directory.
POPULATION
The customary means of estimating the population of a city, is to mul- tiply the number of names in the City Directory by 23 to allow for the names of women and children not included in the Alphabetical List of Names. In the present volume there are 37,786 names. By use of the multiple of 23 a population of 94,465 is indicated for Jacksonville.
In conclusion we desire to express our acknowledgement of the support accorded the work and to extend the promise of every effort to fill the field in the future as in the past.
Respectfully, R. L. POLK & CO., Publishers.
March 1, 1916.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
Abbreviations
159
Alphabetical List of Names
159
Bands
38
Banks
39
Board of Education
50
Board of Health
37
Board of Trade
39
Cemeteries
39
Chamber of Commerce
39
Churches-White
39
Churches-Colored
41
City Government
35
Classified Business Directory
1059
Clearing House
39
Clubs
42
County Government
35 43
Federal Officers
43
Fire Department
37
Foreign Consulates
Hospitals and Orphanages
Labor Unions
Libraries
Military
46 46
Newspapers
47 48 38
Police Department
39
Postoffice
48
Public Halls, Buildings and Apartments
49 50 51
Secret Societies
51
South Jacksonville City Government
57 33
State Government
Street Directory
59
Telegraph and Telephone Companies
57
Wharves
57
Courts
44 44 44 45
Miscellaneous Organizations
Parks
Port Commissioners
Public Schools
Schools and Colleges
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
Aird & Wiggs
Page 1137
American Seating Co.
15
Baker & Holmes Co. Right center lines
Balfe Co. Opposite 199
Beauty Parlor The
22
Bisbee Frank D
Front cover
Bond & Bours Co.
Backbone and 13
Bostwick A J Contracting Co.
1082
Brown Chas A Jr
8
Brown Realty Co.
. Left center lines and 8
Campbell J P
Right center lines
Cates Clement D & Co.
1075
Cesery A J
Left side lines
Chadwick B H Furniture Co
Left side lines
Chase George E & Co.
12
Conant Marcus Co.
Left top lines
Conroy, D J Co
.Back cover, 12 and 1129
Conyers A C
Front cover, 1065, 1067, 1117 and 1151
24
Coons James N
Left top lines
Copeland Lewis L
. Right top lines
Cummer Lumber Co.
.Right bottom lines
Damato Tom Left bottom lines
Dennis Printing Co. . Opposite 367
Drew H & W B Co. Top stencil and opposite 381
Duval Iron Works Left top lines
Duval Planing Mill Co.
. Right bottom lines and
14
Edward Waters College
25
Ellis, Curtis & Kooker
Left side lines and 1149
Ellis W L Moving & Storage Co.
Left center lines
Elmore & Elmore
Front cover
Enterprise Lumber & Box Co. Right side lines
Eureka Multigraph Service
1124
Fairbanks, Morse & Co.
19
Farquhar Machinery Co.
16
Fendig Albert & Co.
7
Florida Baptist Academy
23
Florida Hardware Co. . Front cover and
13
Florida Live Stock & Poultry Food Co.
23
Florida Metropolis The
20
Florida National Bank
. Opposite 421
Florida Times Union The
21
Florida Trunk Manufacturing Co. . Left bottom lines Ford Roofing Co. . Left bottom lines
Forsyth Street Planing Mill, Inc. Right bottom lines and 14
French Mirror Plate Glass Co. . Left side lines
General Motor Truck Garage & Sales Co. . Right side lines and opposite
447
Cookman Institute
Opposite 327
Cook's Transfer and Livery
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS-Continued
Page
Gibbs Gas Engine Co of Florida. . Right side lines Golder E' G
Graham J S
1133
Gray Roof Paint Co.
Left top lines
Greenleaf & Crosby Co.
.Front stencil and 1115
Guaranty Trust & Savings Bank.
. Front cover and
6
Hall John
Right top lines and
9
Hardacre B E Co.
. Left side lines and 7
Harris-Cantrell Hardware Co.
Right bottom lines
Havana Hat Co.
508
Hollister, Latimer & Co.
1060
Hotel Albert.
. Opposite 540
Hotel Seminole
3
Hotel Windsor
2
Hubbard S B Co.
13
Hutchinson Audit Co.
Right side lines and 10
Independent Laundry Co, Inc
Right center lines
Jacksonville Business Men's Association.
4
Jacksonville Concrete Co.
Right side lines
Jacksonville Furniture Co. . Left top lines and 566
Jacksonville Plumbing Supply Co. Right bottom lines
Jacksonville Realty & Mottgage Co. . Front cover
James & Paxon Right side lines and 9
Jones Lumber Co. Right side and right center lines
Jones Lula M Mme
22
Kinne Chas W
Left side lines and 7
Lake County Manufacturing Co. 1119
Letter Shop The
Left center lines
Livingston, Yonge Co. Right bottom lines
Loftin & Taylor
1105
Lyman Richard W
1059
McCrory W M Co .Right center lines
McMillan Realty Co.
6
Magnolia Remedy Co.
26
Mahoney Lumber Co. Right top lines
Mains Foundry Co.
17
Malsby Machinery Co.
18
Marsh W Mulford
Right bottom lines
Martin E A Seed Co.
. Left center lines
Merrill-Stevens Co.
16
Metropolis The
20
Mintz Printing Co
19
Model Farm Co.
1093
Mott Junior Bulletin System
Left top lines
Mucklow Walter
10
Mucklow & Ford
10
Murphy T Iron Works
17
Nelms Robert P
16
New York Laundry
. Opposite 741
Nissen & Anderson
1077
Ohio Well Drilling Co.
15
Left bottom lines
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS-Concluded
Page
1091
Overstreet W F & Co.
Permenter J G Company.
12
Plaxco Printery
Left bottom lines
Portage Tire Co.
Right side lines and 1066
Purity Ice Cream & Dairy Co.
Right bottom lines
Rhodes-Futch-Collins Furniture Co. Left top lines and 817
Riles Co. Bottom stencil
Robinson W J
1065
Sabut Tire & Supply Co. Right top lines
Sinkler Price Co.
1067
Slauter R L
Right top lines and 12
9
Southern Art Glass Co.
1061
Southern Seating & Cabinet Co
18
Stinson Electric Co.
. Left top lines
Stockton Telfair & Co.
Left center lines
Stockton & Barnett Co.
Front cover and 1109
Stockton & Butts
Left center lines
Strickland Mrs M A
. Left side lines
Taylor Samuel C
Left center lines
Thibault E
1073
Times-Union The
21
Toomer E V
Left bottom lines
Warrington W C & Co.
Left side lines and
8
Waters Edward College
25
Waverly Hotel
. Left side lines
West Eugene E
14
Williams F M
1060
Wisooker M
18
Wrigley Engraving & Electrotype Co.
19
6
Walker Distributing Co.
Smith J Gilmore
JOHN A. HALL, 11€ HEARD BANK BLDG. BELL PHONE 3836
Certified Public Accountani
Audits, Accounting Systems. Examinations
JACKSONVILLE DIRECTORY 33
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
JACKSONVILLE CITY GUIDE
1916
Miscellaneous Information
STATE GOVERNMENT (Capital Tallahassee)
Hon Polk M Trammell, gover- nor
Hon H Clay Crawford, secretary of state
Hon Thomas F West, attorney- general
Hon W V Knott, comptroller Hon J C Luning, state treasurer Hon W N Sheets, superintend- ent of public instruction Hon W A McRae, commissioner of agriculture
Hon R E Rose, state chemist
Hon E H Sellards, geologist Hon Ernest Amos, auditor Hon J Clifford R Foster, adju- tant-general Hon R Hudson Burr, railroad commissioner
Hon N A Blitch, railroad com- missioner Hon R C Dunn, railroad commis- sioner
Hon E Z Jones, game and fish commissioner
State Board of Accountancy
Office Law Exchange bldg, Fran- cis M Williams chairman, Wal ter Mucklow, Jacksonville
State Board of Health Office Julia cor 2d
Frank J Fearnside, Palatka president, S R M Kennedy, Pensacola; C J Memminger, Lakeland; Joseph Y Porter, M D, secretary and health of- ficer, Key West and Jackson- ville
STATE LEGISLATURE The Senate
District 1-R A. McGeachy, Mil- ton
District 2-John B Jones, Pensa- cola
District 3-B H Lindsey, Cary- ville
District 4-R A Willis, Green- wood
District 5-S P Roddenbery, Sopchoppy District 6-Y L Watson, Quincy District 7-H J Drane, Lake- land
Auditors and Accountants
HUTCHINSON AUDIT CO.
352-354 St. James Bldg. Phone, Auto M 1959
CUMMER LUMBER COMPANY
Manufacturers of Rough and Dressed YELLOW PINE LUMBER and TIMBER. ALSO VEGETABLE CRATES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
4
Automobile Ambulance Service
220 E. Monroe MARCUS CONANT CO., Undertakers
Phones 11 and 2240
34 (1916) R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Civil Engineers and Surveyors Drainage and Highway Sewerage
and Railroad Blue Prints
Phone 948 . Y ELLIS, CURTIS & KOOKER Rooms 211 to 215 Florida Fire & Casualty Bldg.
State Legislature-Cont'd District 8-A S Wells, Tallahas- see District 9-Fred L Stringer, Brooksville
District 10-Charles E Davis,
District 11-W F Himes, Tampa District 12-J M Gornto, Mayo District 13-F M Hudson, Miami District 14-M L Plympton, Lake City
District 15-A Z Adkins, Starke
District 16-James E Calkins, Fernandina
District 17-J B Johnson, Live Oak
District 18-Ion L Farris, Jack- sonville
District 19-Arthur E Donegan, Kissimmee
District 20-Glenn Terrell, Web- ster
District 21-J S Blitch, Mont- brook
District 22-J R McEachern,
Monticello
District 23-W M Igou, Eustis District 24-J N Fogarty, Key West
District 25-A J McClellan, Blountstown
District 26-W S Middleton, Po- mona
District 27-F M Cooper, Punta Gorda
District 28-J B Conrad, Glen- wood District 29-Max M Brown, Mac- clenny
District 30-W H Greene, Jas- per
District 31-L W Zim, St Augus- tine District 32-D G Roland, New- berry
House of Representatives Alachua-J C Adkins, Gaines- ville
Alachua-H C Parker, La Crosse Baker-W D Mann, Sanderson Bay-T F Brayton, Lynn Haven Bradford-A D Andrews, Rai- ford
Bradford-Joe Hill Williams, Starke
Brevard-John B Rodes, Mel- bourne
Calhoun-C V Varnadore, Altha Citrus-J E Stevens, Crystal River
Clay-E D Prevatt, Green Cove Springs
Columbia-J J Paul, Watertown Columbia-D G Rivers, Lake Madison
City
Dade-R E McDonald, Fulford De Soto-W C Langford, Arca- dia
Duval-Frank L Dancy, Jack- sonville
Duval-S C Harrison, Jackson- ville
Escambia-W M Hurtenbach, Pensacola
Escambia-Robert H Anderson, Pensacola
Franklin-John H Cook, Apala- chicola
Gadsden-W J Gray, Concord Gadsden-J G Sharon, Quincy Hamilton-L A Cribbs, Jasper Hamilton-John E Scaff, Jen- nings
Hernando-M L Dawson, Brooks- ville
Hillsboro-W T Martin, Tampa Hillsborough-G H Wilder, Plant City
Holmes-W G Watford, Esto Jackson-Ellis F Davis, Marian- na
Jackson-Amos E Lewis, Mari- anna
Jefferson-T T Turnbull, Mon- ticello
Jefferson-B J Hamrick, Monti- cello
Lafayette-J J Handley, Mayo Lake-John A Hanson, Lees-
burg
Lake-L& D Edge, Groveland Lee-R A Henderson, Fort Myers
Leon-John L Neeley, Tallahas- see
Leon-Edgar E Strickland, Mic- cosukie
Levy-John C Weimer, Bronson Liberty-L F Forehand, Bristol Madison-F M Henderson, Pin- etta
Madison-R L Millinor, Madison Manatee-A M Wilson, Miakki Marion-W J Crosby, Citra Marion-W T Henderson, Lynne
Plasco Printery
28 EAST BAY STREET
MAHONEY LUMBER CO. WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY
Yards: Acorn, near Enterprise St. Take Hogan St. Car Phone, Bell 4986
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Monroe-Arthur Gomez, Key
West
Monroe-Clarence E Roberts, Key West
Nassau-Harry Goldstein, Fer- nandina
Nassau-H A Jones, Callahan Orange-A B Newton, Winter Garden
Orange-S S Griffin, Orlando Osceola-N C Bryan, Kissim- mee
Palm Beach-H L Bussey, West Palm Beach
Pasco-O N Williams, Dade City
Pinellas-F A Wood, St Peters- burg
Polk-R W Hancock, Ft Meade Polk-W Reid Robson, Kathleen Putnam-H S Mckenzie, Palat- ka
Putnam-W G Tilgham, Palatka Santa Rosa-W M Davidson, Newell
Santa Rosa-W A McLeod, Mil- ton
St Johns-John W Davis, St Au- gustine
St
Johns-E
A
Wilson,
New
Augustine
St Lucie-A D
Penny, Fort Pierce
Sumter-H G Collier, Oxford Suwannee-Cary A Hardee, Live Oak
Suwannee - Geo E Hawkins, Welborn
Taylor-W T Cash, Perry
Volusia-Jas E Cade, Seville
Volusia-H G Putnam, Oak Hill Wakulla-W C Rouse, Sopchop- py
Walton-W H Maypoles, Laurel Hill
Washington-L A Brock, Chip- ley
COUNTY OFFICERS
Court House-Forsyth, Market and Adams
Judge-Henry B Philips Clerk Circuit Court - Frank Brown
Clerk Criminal Court-Richmond C Ingram
Treasurer-J E Peacock Solicitor-L D Howell
Sheriff-W H Dowling Supervisor of Registration-A R Doran
Assessor-L G Hitchcock
Collector-John W Rast Superintendent of Public In- struction-F A Hathaway
County Commissioners - Frank Brown clerk, G M Tanner, Luther Meigs, H A Eubanks. D C Brown, H G Perring Surveyor-A F Harley Justices of the Peace-G A Stephens 10th district, E E Willard 11th district
Constables-W J Gresham 10th district, Benjamin Jones 11th district
CITY GOVERNMENT
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT City Building-Forsyth, Ocean and Adams
Engineer Building-1004 Main City Officials
Mayor-J E T Bowden
Recorder-G D Ackerly
Treasurer and Collector-Alex- ander Ray
Municipal Judge-W W Ander- son
City Attorney-P H Odom City Auditor-Frank Cassidey Purchasing Agent-R N Ellis City Tax Assessor-J L Hall Building Commissioner - John Fowler
Commissioner of Public Works -L D Smoot
Superintendent of Streets-C H Howard
Foreman of Parks - Sidney C Smith
Health Officer-Dr C E Terry Milk Inspector-A G Shaw Market Inspector-S R Cahoon Sanitary Inspector-G C Floyd Plumbing Inspector-John Fow- ler
Superintendent Water Depart- ment-L E Murphy
Superintendent of Electric and Water Plants-W H Tucker Superintendent Sewer Depart- ment-R A Conrad
Electrical Inspector-I L Barnes City Municipal Inspector-J W Ingram
Jones Lumber Co.
Service"
"Quality and
LIVINGSTON, YONGE CO. ELECTRIC LIGHTING FIXTURES AND LAMPS
18-20 EAST ADAMS ST. PHONES: Bell 2988, Auto M-2988
Does Your Roof Leak?
We Make a Specialty of Leaky Roofs
Gray Roof Paint Co. 318 Heard Bldg. Both Phones
36
(1916) R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Loans Negotiated RENTS COLLECTED PHONE 506
CHAS. W. KINNE
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City Government-Cont'd Supervisor of Recreation-L G Haskell
Councilmen-P A Holt presi- ment, St Elmo W Acosta pro tem; First Ward, St E W Acosta, C D Mills; Second Ward, F H Owen, J W Du Bose; Third Ward, J B Calla- han, A G Sawyer; Fourth Ward, P A Holt, B J Butts; Fifth Ward, A J Bucky, H Ri- vas; Sixth Ward, C T Paxon, W R Sebring; Seventh Ward, Meade Hunt, Henry Lilienthal; Eighth Ward, J J Harvey, F P Williams; Ninth Ward, J T Alsop jr, W S Gasque; Tenth Ward, A E Adamson, J J Grif- fin; Eleventh Ward, W T Ed- wards, P J Hoke
Standing Committees
Laws and Rules-P A Holt chairman, B J Butts, C T Pax- on, Henry Rivas, H Lilienthal Relief-P J Hoke chairman, C T Paxon, Meade Hunt, F P Williams, C D Mills
Sanitation-W R Sebring chair- man, W S Gasque, C T Paxon Budget-A E Adamson chair- man, St E W Acosta, Meade Hunt, B J Butts, W S Gasque Printing-W T Edwards chair- man, J T Alsop jr, J B Calla- han
Finances-J B Callahan chair- man, A G Sawyer, J T Alsop jr
City Property-W S Gasque chairman, F P Williams, W T Edwards
Playgrounds-A G Sawyer chair- man, A J Bucky, P J Hoke
oo Officers and Police-Henry Ri- vas chairman, W T Edwards, F H Owen, Henry Lilienthal, W R Sebring
Claims-Meade Hunt chairman, P J Hoke, J W Du Bose
Paving and Sewerage-J W Du Bose chairman, A E Adamson, F P Williams, W T Edwards, C D Mills
Fire Protection-A J Bucky chairman, J J Griffin, B J Butts, J W Du Bose, A E Ad- amson
Terminals, Docks and Harbors- F H Owen chairman, W R Se- bring, J B Callahan, C T Pax- on, J J Harvey
Public Service-C D Mills chair- man, Henry Lilienthal, J J Griffin, P J Hoke, Henry Ri- vas
Commerce and Manufacturers- J T Alsop jr chairman, J J Harvey, Meade Hunt, F H Owen, A G Sawyer
Water and Electricity-B J Butts chairman, J B Callahan and Henry Rivas
Parks and Boulevards-St E W Acosta chairman, J J Griffin, C D Mills, J J Harvey, A J Bucky
Statistics-J J Harvey chair- man- W S Gasque, A E Adam- son
Bond Trustees
City Board of Bond Trustees- G M Powell chairman, S C Harrison jr sec, J Evarts Mer- rill asst to sec, W G Cooper auditor; office City Building
Chairman Powell is ex-officio member of the various com- mittees, which are as follows: Standing Committees
Water-W M Bostwick jr chair- man, Frank I Wheeler, G Hall White
Sewer-G Hall White chairman, W M Bostwick jr, F I Wheel- er
Electrical - Frank I Wheeler chairman, Hall White, W M Bostwick jr
Fire-Gustav Muller chairman, John S Bond, John A Futch
Police-S C Harrison jr chair- man, W M Bostwick jr, Emil Bernstein
Public Works-S C Harrison jr chairman, F I Wheeler, Gus- tav Muller
Health-John S Bond chairman, J A Futch, Emil Bernstein Budget-J A Futch chairman, Emil Bernstein, John S Bond
Auditing-W M Bostwick jr chairman, Frank I Wheeler, S C Harrison jr
E. G. GOLDER
Successor to COONS & GOLDER
PLUMBING HEATING
FIRE
ESCAPES
RE-TINNING COPPERS
16 E. Adams Both Phones
FIRE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE
1010-12 Atlantic Nat'l Bank Bldg
R. L. SLAUTER
131 EAST FORSYTH STREET
PLUMBING
FURNACE & ROOF REPAIRING Phones 2773 Res. 5217
JACKSONVILLE DIRECTORY
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City Farm - W M Bostwick | chairman, Gustav Muller, S C Harrison jr
Standardization-Frank I Wheel- er chairman, John A Futch, G Hall White
Insurance-G Hall White chair- man, Emil Bernstein, Gustav Muller
CITY BOARD OF HEALTH 1004 Main
J A Futch, Emil Bernstein and J S Bond; Dr C E Terry health officer, Chas H Purdy clerk.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
(Headquarters n w cor Adams and Ocean)
Chief-T W Haney, Tels, office Bell 6213, Auto M1339, res tel 1060
Assistant Chiefs-H R MacMil- lan and E B Zoller
Superintendent of Fire and Po- lice Alarm-G P Allen
Station No 1-N w cor Adams and Ocean, tels Bell 172, Auto M1870, Fire Call 64; J W Kel- ly, L P Tracey and B B Wys foremen
Station No 2-Main s e cor 4th, tels, Bell 433, Auto M2229; J C Rousseau and W J Goddard foremen
Station No 3-14 Catherine, tels, Bell 441, Auto M1646; J W Ward foreman
Station No 4-606 W Adams, tels, Bell 313, Auto M1344, E B asst
Zoller chief, W Q Dowling, Wm C Cooper and E W Moore foremen
Station No 5-Riverside av opp Forest, tels, Bell 769, Auto R 1100, Richard D Brand fore- man
Station No 6-1015 Florida av, tels, Bell 673, Auto M3100; O L Johns foreman
Station No 7-King's rd nr Da- vis, tels, Bell 5261, Auto M 2600; J B Cottrell foreman
High Pressure Pumping Station, ft Newnan, J F Sellers and G W McCormick engineers
Number and Location of Fire Alarm Boxes
12 Cor Bay and Bridge
13 Cor Bay and Cedar
14 Cor Bay and Hogan 15 Cor Bay and Main
16 Cor Bay and Newnan
17 Cor Bay and Liberty
18 Cor Bay and Catherine
19 Merchants and Miners Dock‹ 101 Central Grammar School
102 Ashley and Florida av
103 East Jacksonville Negro Scb 104 Springfield School
105 Riverside School
113 Cor Adams and Julia
114 Seaboard Air Line Freight Depot
115 S B Hubbard's Store
116 Foot Ocean Street
117 Foot Market Street
118 Foot of Washington
121 Anheuser-Busch Bldg 21 Cor Main and Adams
22 Cor Monroe and Newnan
23 Cor Monroe and Washington
24 Cor Duval and Palmetto
25 Cor Florida av and Bay 26 Cor Florida av and Duval 27 Cor Duval and Bridier
28 Cor Spearing and Beaver
29 Cor Georgia and Adams
221 Cor Duval and Parker
223 Cor Talleyrand av and Al- bert
224 Cor Talleyrand and Wam- boldt
225 Talleyrand av at Export Ter- minals
226 Cor Beaver and Georgia
31 Cor Main and Ashley and cor Main and Duval
32 Cor Main and State
33 Cor Main and First
34 Cor Laura and Third
35 Cor Main and Fifth
36 Cor Main and Eighth
37 Cor Pearl and Fourth
38 Cor Second and Market
39 Cor First and Walnut 312 St Luke's Hospital 331 Cor Third and Walnut
332 Cor Fifth and Liberty
334 Cor Eighth and Market
335 Cor Eleventh and Market
336 Cor Main and Tenth
337 Cor Sixth and Silver
338 Cor Eighth and Pearl
Mutual Life Bldg.
Phones: Bell 874, Auto M-2476
JAMES & PAXON
FIRE and MARINE INSURANCE General Insurance and Surety Bonds
Forsyth Street Planing Mill, Inc. Mill and Office
Foot of Georgia St. Both Phones 3967
HOUSE BILLS COMPLETE Manufacturers and Dealers in Rough and Dressed Lumber of All Kinds
Rhodes-Futch-Collins
312 MAIN STREET
Furniture Co. THE BIG MAIN STREET STORE
(1916) R. L. POLK & CO.'S
TRUCK FARMS GARDEN TRACTS
CITY PROPERTY
Fire Department-Cont'd 339 Cor Silver and Cottage av 41 A CL R R Yards A CL R R Viaduct
42 Cor Riverside av and Mc- Coy
Cor Riverside av and Stone- wall
43 Cor Riverside av and Date 45 Cor Riverside av and Fiske 46 Cor Dora and Park
47 Cor Rosselle and Park
48 Cor Riverside av 'and Lo- max
49 Cor Park and Post
412 Cor Stockton and College
441 Cor Riverside av and Mar- guerite
TELEPHONE 1241
442 Cor Oak and Goodwin 443 Cor Oak and Stockton
445 Cor Riverside av and King 446 Cor St Johns and Bayard 447 Cor Forbes and Copeland 448 Cor King and Lydia 449 Cor Mallory and Riverside av
51 Cor Broad and Adams 52 Cor Broad and Ashley 53 Cor Adams and Davis 54 Cor Adams and Cleveland 56 Cor Davis and Ashley 57 Cor Davis and Kings rd 58 Cor Church and Johnson 59 Cor Davis and Missouri 551 Cor Davis and Eighth 552 Cor Cleveland and Third 553 Cor Cleveland and Kings rd 554 Cor Eighth and West 61 Cor Duval and Hogan 62 Cor Church and Cedar 63 Cor Julia and Beaver 64 Cor Julia and North 65 Cor Clay and Blain 67 Cor Jefferson and State 71 Cor Market and Church 72 Cor Beaver and Newnan 73 Cor Beaver and Liberty 74 Cor Union and Ionia 75 Cor R R av and Jessie 76 Cor Florida av and Pippin 78 Cor Jessie and Franklin 79 Cor Third and Evergreen 771 Cor Evergreen and Lorne 772 Cor Evergreen and Eighth 773 Cor Eighth and Ionia 774 Cor Dyal and Fisher 81 Cor Bay and Davis 82 Cor Bay and Stuart
83 Cor Myrtle av and Pelican
84 Cotton Seed Oil Mill
85 Cor Myrtle av and Forrest 86 Cor Lackawanna av and
Palm
87 Cor Lackawanna av and Di- vine
89 Cor Lackawanna av and A CLRR
881 Cor Lackawanna av and 1st 91 Cor Cleveland and Corning 92 Cor Myrtle av and Enter- prise
93 Cor Kings rd and Myrtle av
94 Cor Enterprise and Acorn
95 Cor Adams and S A L Ry
96 Cor Kings rd and Rushing
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Police Station-S w cor Newnan and Forsyth
Chief-Frederick C Roach
Clerk-T J Gaule
Captain-Harry Hall
Lieutenants-J P Morgan, Wm B Crawford, A J Roberts
Sergeants-Willis Ponder, G T Watkins, D S Walker, R L Mc- Dowell, H C Brown and J R Lyons and R E Copeland
Corporals-J E Grooms, Charles Borders, W G Lancaster, A A Wethington, A W Moore, G W Stone, Emmett Lee, W E Knight, H C Smith, J H Free- man, Fredk Oehler and M E Cole
Bertillon Operator-O H High- smith
Court Officer-R E Copeland
Detectives, W B Cahoon lieut detective, H R Boggs, P P Lord, Harry H Moore, C E Hooks, W. J Tipton, B F Ha- gan and J Q Quattlebaum
Electrician-James A Rivers Property Clerks-H R Kelly, Wm McCarrel
BANDS
First Regiment Band, N G Head- quarters Duval County Arm- ory, Jacksonville-Harry New- sum chief musician Grunthal's Band-Louis Grun- thal mgr, 11 W State
Tom Damato, Merchant Tailor
Office Phone, Auto M-1908
Residence Phone, Auto M-1137 228 WEST FORSYTH STREET, UNDER ARAGON HOTEL
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