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In 1890 the Beloit Light and Water Company installed an electric-light plant; the streets are illuminated by are lights, while the business housesand residences are very generally illumi- nated by incandescents. The light plant is modern in every detail, and as new improvements in the manipulation and hand-
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ling of the electric current are brought forth they are promptly adopted, and as a result of this progressive spirit no city has a better system of electric lighting than Beloit.
The city has long been noted for its time streets, and espe- cially for its many miles of stone sidewalks. The present your is witnessing still further improvements in macadamizing, gul- tering, and curbing.
Beloit also enjoys what few cities in the state have, and that is a sewerage system, which already is extended over a consid. cradle portion of the town and are long will include the entire mmicipality.
A well-equipped lophone exchange is also in operation. and this will, without doubt. very soon be connected with other lo- cal exchanges to the east, and ultimately connection had with Kansas City.
The public schools are the equal of any in the state, are well attended, and teachers and pupils are enthusiastic in the work. of education. By reason of the well- known advantages to be gained from an attend nee at the Beloit schools, the population of the city has materially increased during the last year by the immigration of those who wished to afford their children better advantages than could be had elsewhere.
Beloit also has the State Industrial School for Girls, which is located at the north end of Hersey avenue, a short distance from the city limits. This school, which was originally founded by the 1.6. T. U., was transformed into a state institution ten years since. It has been very successful from the beginning, and has been the means of doing a vast amount of good. In al- dition to being given the advantages enjoyed by those who at- fond the public schools of the state, the girls are also taught all branches of housekeeping and domestic economy, and of late those evincing any talent for special work, such as music, art, etc., are afforded advantages in those directions. While the discipline is strict, the school is far from a prison, the girls be- ing given greater liberties than usually accorded those attending convents and church schools generally.
It is not the province of this article to dwell at length on the many advantages to be derived from a residence here in the Queen City of the Solomon, for the limits of this volume will not permit the naming of a tithe of the reasons why Beloit is a good place in which to live, but attention should be called to
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the fact that it is a city of churches, all the principal denomi nations being represented. The church buildings are substans. tial, and a credit to the people who have given of their moms liberally that they might be built.
In these days of secret fraternities an article relative to the advantages of any town as a place of residence would be incom- plete without reference to them. Beloit hus most everything in this line, and any one afflicted with the "jiner" habit must in- derd be hard to please who is unable to find congenial compas- ions within the portals of some one of the numerous lodges.
In conclusion, we will again remark that Beloit is a good place in which to live, and it is being made better and better as the months and years roll by. Its people are good, hospitable, and generous, and extend a cordial invitation to others to come and enjoy life in the best city in the state.
The city of Beloit was organized as a city of the third class by order of Hon. Andrew S. Wilson, judge of the twelfth ju- dicial district, in August, 1872. It was declared to be a city of the second class by proclamation of Giov. John P. St. John, March 10, 1879.
The mayors of the city during the period of its existence as a city of the third class were as follows:
Hon. Timothy F. Hersey, from August, 1872, to May, 1873.
Hon. George W. Elliott, from May, 1873, to May, 1875.
Hon, Alex. Campbell, from May, 1875, to May, 1876.
Hon. Edward Valentine, from May, 1876, to May, 1877.
Hon. William S. Vreeland, from May, 1877, to April, 1879.
Since its organization as a city of the second class the mayors have been :
Hon. John S. Rodgers, from April, 1879, to April, 1881.
Hon. William S. Vreeland, from April, 1881, to December, 1883.
Hon. Andrew Manifold, from December, 1833, to April, 185. Hon. Duane A. Freeman, from April, 1885, to April, 18:57. Hon. Andrew Manifold, from April, 1887, to April, 1889. Hon. Charles H. Quibor, from April, 1889, to September, 1890. Hon. Cyrenus P. Stevens, from September, 1890, to April, 15:1. Hon. S. 11. Dodge, from April, 1891, to April, 1893. Hon. A. G. Mead, from April, 1893, to April, 1895.
Hon. B. Antrobus, from April, 1816, to April, 1897. Hon. S. H. Dodge, from April, 1897, to April, 1899. Hon. A. B. Cotton, April, 1899; present incumbent.
Belait City Directory.
Beloit City Officers.
Mayor. llon. A. B. Carros.
President of the Council
COUNCILMEN.
First Word
.J. D. Vos Hook.
E. JAMES
Second Wird
F. T. BURNHAM. T. W. HLVI.E.
Third Ward
E. Suiw,
l'olive Judge
City Attorney
City Clerk
KATE HOLT.
City Marshal
Night -wadelina
City Engineer.
City Weiglmaster
JOHN GORE
Beloit Street Guide.
The business blocks and residences throughout the city are numbered in accordance with what is known as the " decimal system." the base or dividing lines being Main street, extending east and west, and Mill street, extending north and south.
Under this system, 100 numbers are set apart for the lots be- tween every two streets in the city. Commencing at Main street with 100, numbers increase, with the even members on the right and the odd numbers on the left, proceeding from such base line until the next street is reached, where the first number is 200 on the right and 201 on the left, and so on to the next street, to the city limits. The north and south streets are divided at Main street ; that is, north of that street are designated as North Mill street, etc .; south, as South Mill street, etc. The east and West streets are divided at Mill street in like manner, as Fast Main street, West Main street, etc. In the business portion of the city the numbers in a block usually end with 22 and 23. but in the residence portion, where most of the residences
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occupy tracts with from 50 to 200 feet frontage, the munch is usually end with 13 and It in each block.
The simplicity of this system enables every person to readily locate any address, and it at the same time Furnishes an accurate idea of the distance to any locality in the city. For instance, it being desired to go to the residence of a person residing at No. 713 on any street, it is known without inquiry that such resi- dence is between the seventh and eighth streets from the initial streets used as base lines, for the purpose of this system of man- bering Main and Mill streets being reckoned as First street. It is also known that such number, being an odd one, is on the left-hand side of the street as we go out, and the number further indicates that it is at or near the end of the block, probably the last house in such block.
Mill street commences at the river and extends north to the city limits.
The north and south streets west of Mill street are as follows, respectively: Bell, Chestnut, Lincoln avenue, Murphy street, and Independence avenue.
The north and south streets cast of Mill street are as follows : Hersey avenue, Campbell avenue, Walnut, Pine, and Poplar; and in East Beloit, or Sturgis' Addition : Sturgis street, Diane street, and Park avenue. Walnut street commences at Main and extends north to the city limits; River street commences at Court street, next east of South Campbell avenue, and extends south to limits. Brooklyn avenue commences at the east end of Elliott street and extends south to Asherville road. With the above exceptions, all the north and south streets extend entirely across the city, although Bell street is not open south of Main.
Main street extends east and west the entire length of the city.
Parallel with and south of Main, the streets are as follows, respectively : Court, South, Clinton, and Elliott.
Clinton and Elliott streets extend east from River street only.
North of and parallel with Main, the streets are numbered, commencing with Second, and so on to Eighth, inclusive.
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Beloit Schools and
Beloit City Schools.
High School, Central building, North Mill and West Fifth streets :
Superintendent, Harold Barnes.
Principal, C. E. Shutt.
Assistant principals, C. E. Johnson, C. E. Rose.
Minnie Young, fourth grade.
Grace Petro, third grade. Edith Osborne, second grade. Viola MeNutt, first grade.
Whittier School, first ward, East Main and Poplar streets : Bortha Martin, second and third grades. Harriet Cotton, first and second grandes.
Rodgers School, second ward, East Third street :
S. T. Blades, principal. Nellie Smith, seventh grade. Winifred Carney, sixth grade. Rita Francis, fifth grade.
Field School, third ward. West Fourth and Murphy streets: Mary Will, fourth and sixth grades. Helen Simpson, first and second grades.
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Beloit Churches.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, northwest corner Main and Walnut streets, Rev. Is. H. Shane, pastor: residence, 200 South Chestnut street.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, southwest corner Hersey av- enue and Third street, Rev. W. N. Sweet, pastor ; residence, 115 Walnut street.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH, southwest corner Mill and I' Rev. W. T. Hilton, pastor: residence, CON North Campbell
Sr. Pour's PROTESTANT NASCONDE CHURCH, Southeast Cor- ner Mill and Fourth streets, Rey. W. P. James, rector in charge; residence, Manhattan, Kan.
LUTHERAN CHURCH, Southwest corner Mill and Seventh streets, Rev. Paul Tonsing, pastor ; residence, 717 Bell street.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Southeast corner Campbell avenue and Second street, Rev. W. J. Bingham, pastor ; residence, 102 West Second street.
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH, southeast corner Hersey avenue and Third street, Rey. Edward Heisler, pastor ; residence, 60.) Hast South street.
ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC CHURCH, East Court Street, Rev. M. Heitz, priest ; residence, 617 East Court street.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, Second floor, First National Bank block, northeast corner Main and Mill streets. Mrs. Laura Hesser, first reader, residence, 10% East Court street : second reader, Mrs. Lydia Brown, residence, 111 Walnut street.
Clubs and Societies.
ROUND ROBIN CLUB ( literary); meets weekly at residences of members, from September to June : Mrs. W. F. Kent, president. residence, 110 North Campbell avenue: secretary, Mrs. B. F. Bracken, residence, 809 East Third street.
WEST SIDE HISTORY CLUB ( literary), meets weekly, at resi- dences of members, from September to June; Mrs. E. W. Port, president, residence, 100 West Main Street; secretary, Mrs. E. F. Brewer, residence, 409 North Mill street.
AD VOLENS CLUB ( social ), meets weekly at residences of members, from September to June; Mrs. Sada Adamson, presi- dent; Mrs. Grace Hoag, secretary.
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Beloit Lody. Directory.
Beloit Lodge Directory.
MOUNT VERNON LODGE No. 115, A. F. & A. M. A. C. Mead, Worshipful Master. P. G. Chubbic, Secretary. Stated meetings first and third Mondays of each month.
BELOIT CHAPTER NO. 47, Royal Arch Masons.
J. P. C'adden, High Priest. W. C. Hoffmeister, Secretary. Stated meetings second Monday of each month.
CYRENE COMMANDERY NO. 23, Knights Templar. W. J. Keys, Eminent Commander. J. W. MeChce, Recorder. Stated meetings fourth Monday of each month.
NAOMI CHAPTER No. 28, Order of Eastern Star. Mrs. N. W. Marsh, Worthy Matron. Mrs. T. R. Randall, Secretary. Stated meetings first and third Fridays of each month.
BELOFT LODGE No. 130, Independent Order of Odd Fellows. A. Dangherty, Noble Grand. W. H. Young, Secretary. Stated meetings every Tuesday.
QUEEN CITY ENCAMPMENT NO. 40. W. E. Vernon, Chief Patriarch. George Walls, Scribe. Stated meetings first and third Fridays of each month.
LIBERTY LODGE, No. 58, Daughters of Rebekah. Mrs. A. Dawes, Noble Grand. Miss Ella Aplin, Secretary. Stated meetings second and fourth Fridays of each month.
IRON CROSS LODGE NO. 13, Knights of Pythias. F. T. Burnham, Chancellor Commander. Frank Soper, Keeper of Records and Scal. Stated meetings every Thursday.
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BELOPP TEMPLE No. 16, Rathbone Sisters. Mrs. Bessie Gilfillan, Most Excellent Chief. Mrs. Grace Parks, Mistress of Records and Courspon Stated meetings second and fourth Mondays of each i
BELOFE CAMP NO. 895, Modern Woodmen of America. P. B. Speehan, Venerable Consul. W. C. Hoffmeister, Clerk.
Stated meetings first and third Thursdays of each month.
QUEEN CITY CAMP NO. 216, Royal Neighbors of America. Mrs. J. E. Tice, Oracle. Mrs. N. L. Wilson, Recorder. Stated meetings second and fourth Wednesdays of each month.
BELOIT LODGE No. 39, Ancient Order United Workmen. A. O. Leslie, Master Workman. D. A. MeKechnie, Recorder.
Stated meetings first, third and fifth Wednesdays of each month.
BELOIT LODGE No. 173, Degree of Honor, A. O. U. W. Mrs. Floy Kendall, Chief of Honor. William MeNeely, Recorder.
Stated meetings second and fourth Wednesdays of each month.
BELOIT LODGE NO. 78, Select Knights, A. O. U. W. C. W. Benham, Sir Knight Commander.
W. C. Perdue, Recorder. Stated meetings second and fourth Wednesdays of each month.
BELOIT LODGE No. 370, National Aid Association. W. S. Hadley, President. N. L. Wilson, Secretary. Stated meetings second and fourth Fridays of each month.
BELOPP TENT, No. 49, Knights of the Maccabees. John Reist, Commander. E. G. Denman, Record Keeper. Stated meetings second and fourth Thursdays of each month.
BELOIT COUNCIL NO. 17, Sons and Daughters of Justice. W. H. Young, President. Wm. MeNeely, Secretary. Stated meetings second and fourth Mondays of each month.
Beloit Lodge Directory.
BELOFT COUsen, No. 52, Life and Annuity Association T. H. Kiniry, President.
1. Baer, Secretary.
BELOIT POST NO. 147, Grand Army of the Republic. W. H. Mitchell, Commander. J. W. Melihee, Adjutant. Stated meetings first and third Saturdays of each month.
BELOIT CORPS No. 62, Women's Relief Corps.
Mrs. Emma Crawford, President.
Mrs. A. Bell, Secretary.
Stated meetings first and third Saturdays of cach month.
LIVERMORE CIRCLE No. 66, Ladies of the G. A. R. , President.
Miss Edith Root, Secretary.
Stated meetings second and fourth Saturdays of each month.
Industrial School for Girls. (State Institution.)
Mrs. Hester A. Hanback, superintendent. Miss Elizabeth Barnes, matron.
J. E. Baird, clerk.
Miss Generva Hamilton, teacher.
Mrs. Clara Travis, toucher. Miss Carrie Smith, teacher.
Miss Luella Gamble, housekeeper.
Mrs. Margaret Greenan, cook.
Mrs. Rosa Snodgrass, assistant cook.
Mrs Elizabeth Frisby, seamstress.
Miss Anna MeCandless, assistant seamstress.
Miss Rose Heffron, laundress. Miss Minnie R. Davis, cottage officer.
Sandy Grennan, farmer. J. J. Mockley, engineer. W. F. Lees, assistant engineer. F. B. Home, physician.
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School=Teachers' Directory.
Names and addresses of teachers in Mitchell county having certificates in force July 27, 1599 :
Name.
Address.
Adams, Jennie,
Beloit.
Alford, Amy, .
Beloit.
Allen, Kitty, .
Beloit.
Allen, Myrta, .
Scottsville.
Andrews, A. C.,
Beloit.
Andrews, Laurin L.,
Beloit.
Andrews, V. L.,
Arnoldy, Elizabeth,
Beloit. Tipton.
Arthur, Lucy A., .
Cawker City.
Beeson, Samuel, .
Cilen Elder.
Benham, Mabel,
Beloit.
Bernhart, C. F.,
Denmark.
Bierd, Auttie,
Beloit.
Bowker, Chester,
Beloit.
Boyd, Grace, .
(ilen Elder.
Boyd, Ratie, .
(ilen Elder.
Brewer, Mrs. N. Tatum,
Barnard.
Bunch, Ethel,
Beloit.
Cadden, Cora,
Beloit.
Carney, D. L.,
Beloit.
Chapman, F. M., .
Scottsville.
Charles, Mrs. M.,
Asherville. .
Childs, Will S., (linkinbeard, L. A.,
Simpson. Barnard.
Colburn, Marcia, .
('awker City.
Cotton, Eunice,
Beloit.
Croisant, Delma, .
Scottsville.
Culp, Orville,
Scottsville.
Cunningham, W. W.,
Scottsville.
Detwiler, Minnie,
(ilen Elder.
Downs, Maggie,
Beloit.
Downs, Mary,
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Beloit.
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Name.
Downs, Nora,
Beloit.
Downs, Thomas,
Beloit.
Elder. Charles,
Kilen Bilder.
Farren, Annie,
Scottsville. Scottsville.
Finley, Carrie,
Cawker City. Cilen Elder.
Flenner, Olive, Francis, Addie M., Fuller, Florence,
Beloit.
Walnut Grove.
Saltville.
Fulton, A. L.,
Cilon Elder.
Fulton, Anson,
Cilen Elder.
Fulton, Mabel,
Cilen Elder.
Geiser, Marie,
Sunflower.
German, Henry,
Cilen Elder.
Gilbert, Mary,
Beloit.
Gillette, Henry,
Glen Elder.
Buel.
Scottsville.
Gordon, Auna,
Graham, Kate,
Granger, Anna,
Gilen Elder.
Green, James M.,
Scottsville
Green, Mary, .
Glen Elder. Beloit.
Grennan, Nora,
Grennan, Wm.,
Beloit.
Halbert, Robert N.,
(ilen Elder.
Hall, L. J.,
C'awker City.
Haines, Cora,
Asherville.
Hamilton, Roy,
Beloit.
Hani, Lizzie E.,
Barnard.
Harrell, George,
Beloit. Beloit. Buel.
Hinshaw, D. Z., Hitchcock, Ada, Home, Earl, .
Cawker City.
Beloit.
Huffman, A. G.,
Walnut Grove.
Asherville.
Hunsaker, Lessie, Joh, Nettie C., Jones, A. R., .
Beloit.
(ilen Elder.
Farren, Lizzie,
Fleming, Elma,
Gilliland, James, Gilmore, Maggie, .
Gawker City. Beloit.
Hill, Ruth,
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Jones, Bernice,
Canker City
Jones, Edith,
Canker City
Jordan, Amzie,
Buel
Kendall, Ben,
Beloit.
Kendall, Earl M.,
Beloit.
Kiser, Mary, .
Cawker City.
Lange, Carrie,
Asherville.
Langley, Frances,
Scottsville.
Loucks, Myrtle,
Boluit.
Loop, A. A.,
Simpson.
Lummis, Frances,
Beloit.
Macy, Jennie M., .
Cilen Elder.
Malone, Sarah,
Beloit.
Martin, Mamie,
Scottsville.
MeAleenan, Rose,
lonia.
MeCauley, James,
Scottsville.
McCoy, C. T.,
Gawker City.
McCoy, O. L.,
Cawker City.
Mc Kechnie, Arch.,
Beloit.
MeKechnie, Lizzie,
Boloit.
McKechnie, Mary,
Beloit.
McKee, Mrs. Libbic,
Beloit.
McKee, Myrtle,
Beloit.
Me Kellips, Ellen,
Beloit.
Muck, Bert,
Glen Elder.
Muck, Lucy E.,
Glen Elder.
Myers, Ben,
Beloit.
Nash, Lily,
Gilen Elder.
Nelson, Ralph,
Beloit.
Oakley, Marietta,
Beloit.
Owen, Grace, .
Cawker City.
Pagett, Bess,
Beloit.
Park, J. P.,
Sunflower.
Park, Rose,
Scottsville. Glen Elder.
Pearslee, Idonia,
Norway.
Pehrson, Chas., Philbrick, Alta A.,
Buel.
Pierson, J. W.,
(ilen Elder.
Potter, Clara, .
Beloit. .
Porter, Clara, .
. Glen Elder.
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Name.
Porter, Eva,
Cilen Eller
Quint, Clara,
Beloit.
Quint, Mand, .
Beloit.
Ratliffe, HI. L.,
Scottsville
Riley, Amelia,
Cilen Elder. Beloit.
Rose, Claro, .
Cawker City.
Rose, Marion,
Cowker City
Rosendale, Tena, .
Canker City.
Kungsegger, J. A.,
Beloit.
Schungel, Frank,
Beloit .
Schungel, Minnie, Sewell, Belle,
Simpson.
Simmons, Minnie, Slavin, Ruby R.,
Tilen Elder.
Smith, Bertha,
Walnut Grove.
Sorgatz, Frank,
Beloit.
Spellman, W. D., . Squire, Kitty,
Beloit.
Stanley, Irvin,
Cilen Elder.
Thomas, Gertie,
Gawker City.
Thompson, F. M.,
Blue Hill.
Thompson, Froma, Tice, Ira, .
Beloit.
Timbers, D. L.,
Cilen Elder.
Ullman, Mazic, Vanatta, Matie,
Simpson. Cilen Elder. Burl. .
Van Pelt, D. M., Vaughn, C. W.,
Simpson. Beloit.
Volkel, Fred, .
Ward, A. E., .
Cawker City.
Ward, E. Mac,
Cawker City. Cilen Elder.
Watson, Mrs. Eva, Wilson, Josie,
Cawker City. . Downs.
Winters, Mabel,
Woodward, Nellie,
Beloit. .
Woolman, John, .
Gilen Elder.
Work, Bess, .
. Beloit.
Robb, Daisy, .
Beloit.
Downs.
Beloit.
Cilen Elder.
The Blue Store
GIVES BETTER VALUES IN
DRY-GOODS
CLOTHING AND SHOES
THAN ANY OTHER STORE IN MITCHELL COUNTY.
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INTERNATIONAL MONEY-ORDER SYSTEM. To all foreign countries. Secure way of making remittance.
DOMESTIC MONEY- ORDER SYSTEM.
Www. lignes. Victor. Waconda. Walnut Grove. POST-OFFICES IN MITCHELL COUNTY. 1. - vi! Bon: c. h ... Blue Hill. Buel, Cawher City. Glen Elder. the government. Cheaper and more secure that any Ofin : : T. then: in Private centre-ville. Simpson. Solomon Rapids, Sun- of sending money. Number of orders issued. : 2 .: 10. Money sent without danger of loss. Absolute safety. guaranteed by 1 ..... son and proper delivers. Responsibility. not exceeding
W. C. PERDUE, POSTMASTER. ( By election.)
Electric Light, Steam Heat, Yale Fixtures, 1000 Boxes.
Telephone: Post-office lobby, No. 16; residence, No. 19. Call us any time.
Office hours 7:30 a. m. to 7:30 p. m.
Sunday hours 11:30 a. m. to 12:30 p. m.
Amd 15 minutes after mail from the east is distributed.
Star ronte 55139. Beloit vin Walnut Grove and Saltville to Barnard, 25 miles.
Star ronto 55110 .. Beloit via Sunflower, Bad and Victor to Blue Hill, 31 miles.
Leave 7:30 A. M., daily except Sunday ; arrive, 5:00 r. M.
MAILS CLOSE.
East-bound Missouri Pacific 7:45 A. M. 2:45 1. 31. Daily.
West-bound Missouri Pacific
10:15 A. M. 5:00 P. M.
Daily.
East-bound Union Pacific 9:00 .1. M. 1:50 r. M. Daily except Sunday.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Westbound Missouri Pacifle
11:10 A. M. 5:35 P. M. Daily.
From the east, Union Pacific
12:30 P. M. 6:05 P.M. Daily except Sunday.
We keep n vory small book, in which you are requested to register your kirk s.
Box Rents are Payable in Advance.
REPORT OF U. S. GOVERNMENT WEATHER STATION.
W. C. PERDUE, Voluntary Observer, Beloit, Mitchell county, Kansas.
Average annual rainfall at Beloit, Kan., for ten yours 24.5 inches.
MONTHLY AVERAGES OF NINE YEARS.
Jannary
.69 inches.
July.
3.47 inches. ..
February
1.24
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August.
3.73
March
1.16
September
2.38
April ..
1.34
October.
1.77
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May.
3.79
November 60
June
4.90
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December .36
REGISTRY SYSTEM -
FEE, S CENTS.
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Abercrombie, J. J., grocer, 103 N. Mill st., res. 503 N. Lincoln.
Adams, E. A., temmuster, res. 913 E. Main st.
Adams, Jennie, school-teacher, res. 913 E. Main st.
Adams, Miss E. E., clerk, rooms at Van Halen's
Aker, W. L., barber, 106 E. Main, res. 105 N. Mill, upstairs.
Allen, J. 11., res. 611 E. Main st.
Allen, J. S., probate judge, 121 E. Court st., res. township. Allison, E., dentist. 108 E. Main st., up-stairs, res. 15 W. Main. Allison, Mrs. S. M., music teacher, res. 309 X. Lincoln ave. Alsop, W. J., food mill, s. and Hersey ave, res. 126 Brooklyn.
Alsop, J. W., machinist, res. 112 5. Campbell ave.
Amey, Samuel, painter, res. 711 N. Lincoln ave.
Anderson, Isaac, res. 901 E. Second St.
Anderson, Samuel, laborer. res. 115 N. Mill st.
Anderson, Mrs. M. A., private boarding-house, 202 N. Hersey.
Anderson, R. M., student, res. 202 N. Hersey ave.
Anuan, H. C., general merchandise, 110, 112, 11ES, Mill st., res. 702 N. Hersey ave.
Antrobus, Thomas, res. 601 E. Fifth st.
Antrobus, Lafe, barber, 123 N. Mill st., res. 60] E. Fifthest.
Antrobus, Belle, dressmaker, res, 601 E. Fifth st.
Aplin, R. C., shoemaker, 1135 S. Mill st., res. 609 E. Fourth st. Aplin, Mrs. R. C., florist, res. 609 E. Fourth st.
Applegate, F. M., real estate, 101 N. Mill st., res. 123 N. Inde- pendence ave.
Applegate, W. H., res. 123 N. Independence ave.
Armour Packing Company, 306 308 S. Mill st., 11. F. Shurtz, manager.
Arnold, E. W., miller, res. Avenue House.
Asher, J. R., painter, res. 210 S. Lincoln ave.
Asher, Delia, laundress, res. 210 S. Lincoln ave.
AAtwood, M. S., president First National Bank, res. 502 N. Camp- bell ave.
Avenue House, Freeman & Baker, proprietors, s. w. cor. Main st. and Hersey ave.
Ayers, Samuel, laborer, res. 315 E. South st.
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Baer, Herman, president New York: Store Mercantile Co, 11. 117 E. Main st .. res. III E. Third st.
Baker, T. B., clerk, Avenue House
Baker, M. C. (Freeman & Baker), Avenue House, res. Avenue House.
Baker, Wm. A., res. 611 E. Second st.
Baker, Mrs. Mary A., res. 112 W. Third st.
Baker, Villa, cashier, 116 S. Mill st., res 112 W. Third st
Baldwin, Florence, res. 203 N. Piue st.
Banks, Samuel, city marshal, res. 623 E. Second st.
Banks, Frank, carpenter, res. 60% E. Second st.
Banks, Lydia, house cleaning, res. 901 E. Court st.
Banks, Mrs. IL., res. 901 E. Court st.
Bareafer, Thad., baker, res. 115 E. Court st.
Barnes, J. T., real estate, 114 E. Main st., res. Beloit township. Barnes, Harold, superintendent city schools, res. 613 N. Hersey. Bartleson, J. W., real estate and insurance, 101 N. Mill st., res. 301 E. Main st.
Bartleson, Clarence, assistant cashier Beloit State Bank, res. 301 E. Main st.
Bartleson, Maurice, clerk, res. 304 E. Main st.
Bartleson, Silas, farmer, res, 304 E. Main st.
Basse. Mrs. E., proprietor Beloit hotel, 210 S. Mill st.
Bay State Shoe Store, Wm. Kinsley. proprietor, 109 E. Mail at Beil, L. D., abstracter, 101 E. Court st., res. 102 5. Lincoln ave Bell, J. A., stock buyer, res. All Brooklyn ave.
Bell, Geo., cook, 101 E. Main st., res. 11 Brooklyn ave.
Bellows, Jas., res. 413 E. South st.
Beloit Bottling Works, Lutz Bros., proprietors, 310 S. Mill st. Beloit Gazette (S. I. & G. H. Dodge), 123 E. Main st.
Beloit Hardware Company, 100 S. Mill st.
Beloit Hotel, Mrs. E. Basse, proprietor, 210 S. Mill st.
Beloit Ive Company, J. A. Jones, manager, res. 539 W. Sixth st. Beloit Light and Water Company, A. T. Rodgers, president, south end S. Mill st.
Beloit Lumber Company, 11. Jermark, manager, 101 E. South st. Beloit Milling Company, F. C. Sheldon, president, s. end Mill st. Beloit Marble Works, C. W. Benham, proprietor, 116 N. Mill st. Beloit Packing Company, John Franz & Co., proprietors, 111 E. Main st.
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