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ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 02533 0561
GENEALOGY 979.302 R29RS 1915
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INDEXED A.M. G. S. U 1915 DIRECTORY
OF
RENO AND SPARKS
With a Business Directory of
Carson, Gardnerville, Minden,' Virginia
City and Fallon, Nevada
INCLUDING
Names, Occupations and Street Addresses of All Individuals, Firms and Corporations
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INTRODUCTORY
FACTS ABOUT RENO
Reno is the county seat of Washoe county, in the extreme western portion of Nevada, extending along the California state line for more than 200 miles, north to the Oregon state line. The city is on the main line of the Southern Pacific transcontinental railroad, distant 243 miles east of San Francisco and about 550 miles west of Salt Lake. From here the Nevada-California-Oregon railway runs north to Lakeview, Oregon, and the Virginia & Truckee south to Carson, the state capital, and Virginia City, the great mining camp on the Comstock; with a branch from Carson to Minden, the trading center of the Carson valley, one of the most fertile and highly cultivated in the state. It also has direct rail connection, through a branch of the Southern Pacific, with southern Nevada and California touching Tonopah, Goldfield and other mining camps in that region. Another branch of the same road, to Fallon, briugs within its trade area the farmers on the Truckee-Carson irrigation project, a government enterprise that has eost approximately eight million dollars and reclaimed 200,000 acres of agricultural lands.
The Truckee river runs through the center of Reno, adding greatly to the beauty of the town. But it also serves an utilitarian purpose. It waters a broad, fertile valley that is thickly populated with prosperous farmers who trade here exclusively. Reno is therefore naturally and inevitably the commercial and financial center, the metropolis of the state. Its geographical position ,in relation to the resources of the state, and transportation facilities insure this commanding position.
The town is Nevada's beauty spot, an oasis of verdue in a wide expanse of browns and grays. It is a community of attractive homes, many of them being really elegant residences. The business district is substantially built, with a number of blocks that would be a credit to a city of several time its size, buildings that are the last word in modern construction. It likewise has every convenience that life in this age demands, an excellent water system, gas, electric light and power, water generated, and adequate street railway facilities. Its schools are its special pride. Here is located the State University, that is doing a splendid educational work, devoting especial attention to the scientific and practical development of the state's resources. The public sehools are housed in buildings commodious, convenient and as architecturally attractive as can be found anywhere in America. Men and women of abilty and experience are employed as instructors and results attained are highly gratifying. Reno's population, estimated on the number of names in this directory, employing the usual ratio in western cities, is about 12,000. At the time of publication, June, 1915, there are many hundreds of newcomers here, apparently with the intention of remaining permanently; so a rapid increase of population is anticipated and probable.
Aside from the business advantages offered, Reno's greatest attrac- tion as a place in which to establish a home and live in its superb cli- mate. Section Director Henry F. Alciatore, of the Reno station, has re- cently compiled and published, under authority of the United States Weather Bureau, a folder giving conditions during the last twenty-seven years, from 1888 to 1914, inclusive. He says that any one who can read these facts and figures intelligently and deduct therefrom correct con-
clusions will readily perceive the superiority of local climatic conditions; that personally "I doubt if a better all round climate can be found on the face of the earth.''
The average mean temperature for these twenty-seven years has been 50 degrees Farenheit; for the months in 1914, which constitute a fair average, January 35, February 38, March 47, April 49, May 59, June 62, July 71, August 71, September 60, October 52, November 43, Decem- ber 27. It is worthy of note that this last December, 1914, was the cold- est month in all the twenty-seven years. The average for that month has been 33. The warmest month was August, 1894, when the mean tem- perature was 76 degrees, while the average of that month during the entire period was 69.
The percentage of sunshine days during 1914 was .73, or nearly three- fourths, which is not far from the average of all the years, though this report does not contain figures for other years. The total precipitation last year was 8.71 inches, divided between nine months, March, July, November being dry. During the year more or less snow fell on thirty- eight days, eleven of which were in January and fifteen in December. The average annual precipitation for the entire period has been 8.59 inches.
TELEPHONES
Reno Fire Dept. 390
Reno Police Dept. 221
Sheriff's Office 380
General Index
Additions and Subdivisions-Reno. S
Alphabetical List of Names-Reno 17-117
Alphabetical List of Names-Sparks 118-135
Apartment Houses and Flats. 10
Business Directory-Reno and Sparks. 156-188
City Officers-Reno
9
County Government
10
Carson Official and Business Directory.
136-144
Cemeteries
11
Churches
11
City Government 9
Clubs, Associations and Societies.
11
Colleges and Schools 12
Fallon Business Directory
144-149
Hospitals and Homes
12
Gardnerville Business Directory. 154-155
12-13
Labor Organizations
Libraries
13
Minden Business Directory 153-154
Musical Organizations 13
Parks and Public Grounds, Public Buildings, etc. 14
Secret and Benevolent Organizations 15
Sparks Directory 118-135
Virginia City Business Directory 149-152
Wards and Boundaries
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1915 Reno Street Guide
EXPLANATORY
Following will be found a complete list of the streets and avenues of Reno. The city has the 100 to the block system of numbering and for the purpose of uniformity all numbers on streets running east and west commence at Virginia street, the prefix E or W indicating whether the number on any such strect is east or west of Virginia street. Streets running north and south are similarly divided by the Truckee river. N or S being used to show which side of the river the street number is on. There are many short streets that neither cross Virginia street nor the river, and of course there is no prefix necessary in giving the num- bers on these streets. Note-The word "Street" is understood.
AITKEN-From Truckee E to city limits; 3rd S of river.
ALAMEDA AV-From S P Ry track N to city limits; 8 E of Virginia. ALVARO-North from 6th; 9th W of Virginia.
ANDREW -- Fron S Virginia to Plumas; 10th S of river.
ARLINGTON AV-From Court S to city limits; 5th W of S Virginia. ARROYO-From Plumas E to Virginia; 12th S of river.
BEACH-University Heights Addition.
BELL-From river N to S P Ry track, from 5th N to 6th, and from 9th N to city limits; 6th W of Virginia.
BELMONT RD-From Court S to California av; 4th W of Virginia. BIRCH-University Heights Addition.
BOYD PL-First W of Keystone, crossing Jones, running N and S. BURNS-From Virginia E to city limits; 11th S of river.
CALIENTE -- From Plumas E to Virginia; 11th S of river.
CALIFORNIA AV-From S Virginia W to city limits; 5th S of river. CANAL-From river N to 8th; 8th W of N Virginia.
CEDAR-University Heights Addition.
CENTER-From river N to 9th and from river S to city limits; 1st E of Virginia.
CHENEY-From S Virginia E to city limits; 10th S of river.
CHESTNUT-From 1st N to 8th, and from 11th N to city limits; 3rd W of N Virginia.
CHESTNUT PL-From Chestnut W to Ralston, between 3rd and 4th. CHURCH LANE-From Chestnut W to Ralston, between 2nd and 3rd. COMIS-From 3rd S of Reno av; between Plumas and Gordon.
CLAREMONT AV-From Wheeler av E to city limits; 14th S of river. CLAY-From California av N to river; 4th W of Virginia.
COMMERCIAL ROW-From Lake W to Sierra, S of S P Ry tracks; 3rd N of river.
COURT-From S Virginia W to city limits; 1 blk S of river.
CRAMPTON-From Holcomb E to city limits.
DAKOTA AV-From Taylor av S to city limits; 8th W of Plumas.
DELAWARE AV-From Taylor av S to city limits, 7th W of Plumas. DOUGLAS AV-From Lake W to Sierra bet 2nd and Commercial Row. EAST-From river X to city limits; 4th E of Virginia.
EIGHTH-From Alameda av W to city limits; 8th N of river.
ELEVENTH-From Virginia W to city limits; 11th N of river.
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ELKO AV- From 5th N to city limits; 6th E of Virginia. ELM-From Sierra W to Ralston, between 6th and Maple. ELY-From 4th S of Reno av bet Plumas and Gordon.
ESMERALDA AV-From California av S to city limits; 5th W of Virginia.
EUREKA AV-From 5th N to city limits; 7th E of Virginia. Evans AV (formerly Peavine) -From 2nd N to 9th; 3rd E of Virginia. FIFTH-From E city limits to W city limits; 5th N of river. FIRST-From Virginia W to city limits; 1st N of river. FIRST AV-From Scott to North; 4th S V & T tracks.
FLINT-From Court S of California av; 3rd W of Virginia.
FOREST-From California av S to Clark av; 1st W of Virginia.
FOURTH-From E city limits to W city limits; 4th N of river.
FRONT-From Virginia E to Lake; Ist N of river.
GEAR-From Bell W one block to Washington; 11th N of river.
GOLDFIELD-From city limits S to Monte Rosa; 2nd W of Virginia. GORDON-From California av to Ely; 1st S of Arlington av. GOTWALDT AV-From La Rue S to city limits; 10th W of Plumas. GRANITE-From Court S to California av; 1st W of Virginia.
HARRIS AV-One blk W of Gotwaldt av.
HASKELL-From Virginia W to Plumas; 9th S of river.
HIGH- From North S to South; 5th E of Virginia.
HIGHLAND-University Heights Addition.
HILL-From Court S to California av; 2nd W Virginia.
HOLCOMB AV- From Mill S to city limits along V & T Ry track. HUMBOLDT-From California av S to city limits; 3rd W of Virginia. ISLAND AV-From Virginia W to Belmont rd along S bank of river. JONES-From Bell W to city limits; bet Ist and Riverside av. KATHERINE-From California av to city limits; 5th S of Virginia. KEYSTONE AV-From river N to S P tracks, 9th W of Virginia. KIRMAN AV-From Stewart S to city limits, 5th E of V & T Ry.
LAKE-From Front N to 9th and from Mill S to Pine; 2nd E of Virginia.
LANDER-From California av S to city limits; 4th W of Virginia.
LA RUE-From Plumas W to Lander; 9th S of river.
LAUREL-University Heights Addition.
LIBERTY-From V & T Ry tracks W to Belmont rd; 4th S of river. LOCUST-From Scott S to South; 9th E of Virginia.
MAGEE-From Plumas to Gordon, 2nd S of Reno av.
MANHATTAN-From city limits S to Monte Rosa; 3rd W of Virginia. MANN-From V & T Ry track E to Wheeler av.
MAPLE-From Sierra W to Ralston; bet Elm & 8th.
MARTIN AV-2nd st S of La Rue.
MARY-3rd st S of La Rue.
MARYLAND AV-From California av S to city limits; 8th W of Virginia.
MILL-From Virginia E to V & T Ry track; 1st S of R; and from V & T Ry track E to city limits.
MIZPAH-From Plumas to Gordon, Ist S of Reno av.
MONROE AV-First S of city limits, from Gotwaldt W to Harris av. MONTE ROSA-From Plumas E to Virginia; 14th S of river.
MORAN-From Virginia E to city limits; Sth S of river.
MORRILL AV-From S P Ry track N to city limits; 9th E of Virginia. NEVADA-North from 4th to city limits; 4th W of Virginia.
NINTH-From Alameda av W to city limits; 9th N of river.
NORTH-From High E to city limits; 1st S of river.
OAK-From 10th to 11th; 2nd W of Virginia.
OHIO AV-From Taylor av S to city limits; 9th W of Plumas.
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ORMSBY AV-From Caifornia av S to city limits; 7th W of S Virginia. PARK-From 4th S to South; 6th E of Virginia.
PARK AV-From Forest W to city limits; 6th S of river.
PEAVINE-From S P tracks S to Second; 2nd E of Virginia.
PICKARD PL-From Granite to Flint; 3rd S of river.
PINE-From Virginia E to V & T Ry track; 3rd S of river. PLAZA-From Evans W to Sierra; 4th N of river.
PLUMAS-From Park av S to Reno av; 2nd W of Virginia. POPLAR-University Heights Addition.
PUEBLO-From Plumas E to Virginia; 13th S of river. QUINCY-From S P Ry track N to city limits; 11th E of Virginia. RALSTON-From river N to city limits; 5th W of Virginia. RENO AV .- From Plumas W to city limits; Sth S of river. RHYOLITE-From city limits S to Monte Rosa, 4th W of S Virginia. RIDGE-From Granite W to city limits; 3rd S of river.
RIVERSIDE AV-From Stevenson W to city limits, along N bank of river.
ROBERTS-From V & T Ry track E to city limits; 8th S of river. ROCK-From Mill S to Liberty; 3rd E of Virginia.
ROSS-From S Virginia W to Plumas; Sth S of river.
RYLAND-From S Virginia E to V & T Ry track; 4th S of river.
ST LAWRENCE AV-From Plumas W to city limits; 7th S of river.
SCOTT-From High E to city limits; 2nd S of river.
SECOND-From Evans W to city limits; 2nd N river.
SECOND AV-From river to Scott; 9th E of S Virgina.
SEVENTH-From Alameda av W to Sierra; also from Ralston W to city limits; 7th N of river.
SIERRA-North from 1st to city limits; 1st W of Virginia.
SINCLAIR-From Pine S to intersection of V & T Ry track; 2nd E of Virginia.
SIXTH-From Alameda av W to city limits; 6th N of river.
SOUTH-From V & T track E to city limits; 6th S of river.
SPOKANE AV-From S P Ry track N to city limits; 10th E of Virginia.
STATE-From Virginia E to V & T Ry track; 2nd S of river.
STEINER-From Virginia S W to Arlington av; 7 S of river.
STEVENSON-N from Ist to S P Ry track; 4th W of Virginia. STEWART-From S Virginia E to city limits; 6th S of river.
SURPRISE VALLEY RD-From S P Ry track N to city limits, 5th E of Virginia.
TAHOE-From Forest S to Steiner; 1 W of Virginia.
TAYLOR AV-From Gotwaldt av to Harris av.
TAYLOR-From Virginia E to city limits; 11th S of river.
TENTH-From Virgnia, W to city limits; 10th N of river.
THIRD-From E city limits W to Evans, and from Sierra N of S P Ry track W to city limits.
THIRD AV-From river to Scott; 10th E of Virginia.
THIRTEENTH-From Sierra W to city limits; 13th N of river.
THOMA-From Virginia E to city limits; 9th S of river.
TONOPAH-From Arroyo S to city limits; 1st W of Virginia.
TRUCKEE-South from river to South; 7th E of Virginia.
TWELFTH-From Sierra W to city limits; 12th N of river.
UNIVERSITY AV-University Heights Addition.
VALLEY VIEW AV (Fairfield Heights Add)-From Wells av to Got- waldt av.
VASSAR-First S of city limits (Victoria Heights Addition).
VESTA-Fourth S of city limits.
VIRGINIA-From Virginia St bridge to N and S limits of city.
VISALIA-From Holcomb E to city limits; 18th S of city limits.
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VINE-From river N to eity limits; 8th W of Virginia. VIOLA-From Holcomb S to eity limits; 15th W of Virginia. VIOLET-From Holeomb S to eity limits; 7th W of Virginia. VOLNA-From Holcomb S to eity limits; 16th W of Virginia. WALKER AV-From Plumas W to Lander; 10th S of river. WASHINGTON-From river N to eity limits; 7th W of Virginia. WASHOE-From river S to city limits; 11th E of Virginia.
WATTS-From Ross S to city limits; 2nd E of , & T traek. WELLS-From Gotwaldt av E to city limits.
WELLS AV-South from S to city limits; 2d E of V & T tracks. WEST AV-From 1st to 2nd; bet West and Chestnut.
ยท WEST-From Ist to 8th and from 11th to 12th; 2nd W of Virginia.
WHEELER AV-South from South to eity limits; Ist E. of V & T Ry tracks.
WILLOW-From V & T track E to eity limits; 4th S of river. WILSON AV-From Stewart S to city limits; 3rd E of V & T Ry tracks. WINTER-From river to S P Ry track, bet Washington and Vine. WONDER AV-From Wheeler av E to city limits; 14th S of river.
ADDITIONS, SUB-DIVISIONS, ETC.
Aitken's Addn-From Scott to South; E of Truckee.
Burke's Addn-From Liberty to Moran; bet Virginia and Holcomb av. Evans or Dunne's North Addn-From 4th to 8th; bet Sierra and Cali- fornia.
Flanigan's Addn-From 11th to 14th; W of Sierra.
Hayden & Shoemaker Addn-From North to South sts; bet Holcomb av and Truckee.
Homewood Addn-West of eity limits; along Truckee river.
Leete Syndicate Addn-From 6th to 9th; W of Alameda av.
McCormick's Addu-South from Burns; bet Holeomb and Wheeler avs. Marsh's Addn-South of California av and W of Plumas.
Meadow View Addn-From Cherry to Burns; bet Holeomb and Wells avs. Morrill-Smith Addn-From 3rd to 6th; E of Alameda av.
Morrill's Addn-From 4th to 7th; bet Surprise Valley rd and Alameda av. Powning's Addn-From 3d to Truckee river; W of Sierra. Riverside Heights-Belmont rd; bet Court and Liberty.
Riverview Addn-W of Virginia; bet Truckee river and Court.
Ryland's Addn-From Mill to Liberty; bet Virginia and Holeomb av.
St George's Addn-From 9 to 11th; W of K P Cemetery.
Southern Addn-East of Wells av and S of South st.
Sunnyside Addn-From 6th to 8th; bet Washington and Vine.
l'uiversity Addn-From 9th to 11th; bet Univ of Nev and K P cemtery. Ward's Addn-From 5th to 8th; bet Sierra and Ralston.
Wells' Addn-From South to Cheney; bet Holcomb and Wells avs. Western Addn-From 3d to 6th; bet Ralston and Vine.
WARDS AND BOUNDARIES
First Ward-All that territory south of Truekee river and west of Vir- ginia st.
Second Ward-All that territory south of 3d st to the river and west of Sierra st.
Third Ward-All that territory east of Sierra st bet 3d st and Truc- kee river.
Fourth Ward-All that territory east of Sierra st and north of 3d st. Fifth Ward-All that territory west of Sierra st and north of 3d st.
Sixth Ward-All that territory south of Truekee river and east of Vir- ginia st.
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DIRECTORY Reno and Sparks
Together with a Business Directory of
Carson, Gardnerville, Minden, Virginia City and Fallon
Miscellaneous Information
Reno City Government City Hall, Front northwest corner Center
CITY OFFICERS
Mayor-Frank J Byington.
Auditor-C H Stoddard.
Clerk-J R Parry.
Chief of Police-J D Hillhouse.
Treasurer-H H Hill.
Attorney-Lester D Summerfield.
Police Judge-George C Bryson.
Board of Health-W L Samuels secy, H Bergstein health officer, MI A Robinson milk inspector. Chief of Fire Dept-R B Haweroft. Engineer-H C Chism.
Electrician and Plumbing Inspector-L A Seitz.
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APARTMENTS, FLATS, POST OFFICE
Councilmen
First Ward-Sam Frank.
Second Ward-Peter Steffes.
Third Ward-R. J Frisch.
Fourth Ward-Robert Nelson.
Fifth Ward-B Twaddle.
Sixth Ward-Roy A Burrows.
COUNTY GOVERNMENT Court House, Virginia cor Court
COUNTY OFFICERS
County Commissioners-Edwin Ferris, Andrew Martin, R B Hendricks.
District Court Judges-R C Stoddard, T F Moran.
Clerk-W A Fogg.
Recorder and Auditor-C H Stoddard.
Sheriff-Chas P Ferrell.
Attorney-E F Lunsford.
Treasurer-H H Hill.
Assessor-John Haves.
Surveyor-D H Updike.
Physicians-S K Morrison and Saml C Gibson.
Justice of the Peace-F Kirby Unsworth.
Constable-Barnet Fraser.
POST OFFICE Virginia, s e cor Front
Postmaster-Fred L White.
Assistant Postmaster-G A V Hughes.
Office Hours-General Delivery, Registry and Stamp Windows open daily 8 a m to 6 p m. except Sundays and holidays.
Money Order Department-From 9 a m to 5 p m. Open daily except Sundays and holidays. Holidays 10 to 11 a m. Office closed Sundays.
APARTMENT HOUSES AND FLATS
Chism Flats-119-125 W 2d.
Colonial Apartments-West bet 1st and 2d.
Cosa Loma Apartments-145 Ridge.
Grand Hotel -Cor 2d and Center. Hilborn Apartments-116 Ridge. Lussich Annex-26 E 2d.
Mint Apartments-125 E 2d. Nortonia Apartments-140 Ridge.
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CEMETERIES, CHURCHES AND CLUBS
Saturno Apartments-2d s e cor West.
Stewart Apartments-141 Washington.
Thoma-Bigelow-Cor N Virginia and First.
CEMETERIES
I O O F Cemetery-Nevada extended. Masonic Cemetery-871 Washington. Mountain View Cemetery-Nevada extended. St Thomas Catholic Cemetery-911 Sierra.
CHURCHES
Baptist Church-2d cor Chestnut. Rev. Brewster Adams, Pastor.
Catholic Church-2d cor Chestnut. Rev T M Tubman, Pastor.
Christian Scientist Church-403 I O O F Bldg.
Congregational Church-Virginia cor 5th. Rev W D Trout, Pastor. Episcopal Church-2d cor Sierra. Rev Samuel Unsworth, Pastor.
Lutheran Church-2d corner Bell. Rev F E Martens, Pastor.
Methodist Episcopal Church-Sierra bet Ist and 2d. Rev Harry Shel- don, Pastor.
Methodist Episcopal Church (African)-Bell near 2d. Rev J A Green, Pastor.
Presbyterian Church-Ridge cor Hill.
Salvation Army-315 Sierra. G E Guirey in charge.
Seventh Day Adventist Church-309 W 5th.
CLUBS, ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES
Elks Club-35 W Ist. Robert Lewers, sec.
G A R-Gen O MI Mitchell Post No 69. L A Blakeslee adjutant. Meets first Saturday of each month in Masonic Hall.
Women's Relief Corps (G A R) No 27-Meets Ist and 3d Thursdays in Masonic Hall at 2 p m. Mamie Dickey, sec.
Masonic Temple Assn-Robert Lewers, sec. Masonic Temple.
Nevada State Poultry Assn-J W German, sec. 624 W 4th.
Reno Commercial Club-3d floor I O O F Bldg. W B Alexander pres, W H Buck, sec.
Socialists Headquarters (Reno Local)-Mrs Oma Cordell, sec. Meets every Friday night at 215 I O O F Bldg.
Twentieth Century Club-Mrs F O Norton pres, Mrs F O Broili sec. Meets alternate Fridays at club house Chestnut cor Riverside av. Y M C A-Front bet Virginia and Center. Geo S Brown pres, F R Pargellis, sec.
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COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS
COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS
BOARD OF EDUCATION Reno School District No 10-Robt M Price pres, D B Billinghurst supt, T W Clark sec.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
. Doten Mary School-5thi n e cor Washington.
High School-5th and Chestnut.
McKinley Park School-Riverside av bet Vine and Keystone.
Mount Rose School-Lander near Taylor.
Orvis Ring School-Evans av and 6th.
South Side School-Liberty bet Center and Sinclair.
MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOLS
Babcock Memorial Kindergarten-Walnut n e cor West.
Heald's Business College-Sierra s w cor Walnut.
Nevada College of Music-239 Mill.
St Mary's Training School-234 Walnut.
University of Nevada-9th and Center.
HOSPITALS, ASYLUMS, HOMES, ETC.
County Hospital-Cor Mill and Washoe.
Crittenden Home-1000 Plumas.
Mt Rose Hospital-California av.
St George Hospital-550 Sierra.
St Mary's Hospital-234 Walnut.
Utah Construction Hospital-804 Ralston.
LABOR ORGANIZATIONS Building Trades Hall, 212 N Virginia
Washoe County Building Trades Council-C W Farrington sec-treas. Meets every Tuesday night in Bldg Trades Hall.
Bakers and Confectionery Workers No 161-R Chasse sec. Meets 1st and 3d Saturdays in Bldg Trades Hall.
Barbers Union No 600-S Pierson sec. Meets 2d and 4th Thursdays in Bldg Trades Hall.
Brewery Workers Union No 352-Meets 2d and 4th Tuesdays in Bldg Trades Hall.
Bricklayers and Masons No 1-R Smith sec. Meets 2d and 4th Fridays in Bldg Trades Hall.
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LABOR AND MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS, LIBRARIES
Carpenters and Joiners No 971-A B Mckinley rec-sec. Meets every Monday in Bldg Trades Hall.
Amalgamated Society Carpenters and Joiners-Geo Townsend sec. Meets in Bldg Trades Hall.
Electricians No 401-Geo R James sec. Meets 1st and 3d Thursdays in Bldg Trades Hall.
. Hod Carriers No 108-Meets Thursday night in Mechanics Hall.
Lathers No 208-Elmer Ayers pres. Meets at call of chairman in Bldg Trades Hall.
Musicians No 36S-Chas Loring sec. Meets at call of sec in Nixon Nat Bank Bldg.
Painters No 567-Stanton Gantz sec. Meets 2d and 4th Wednesdays in Bldg Trades Hall.
Plasterers No 247-J A Smith sec. Meets 1st and 3d Fridays in Bldg Trades Hall.
Plumbers, Steam and Gas Fitters-R H Buncel rec-sec. Meets Ist and 3d Wednesdays 8 p m in Bldg Trades Hall.
Pressmen No 222-F Duboce sec. Meets 1st Sunday in each month at Bldg Trades Hall.
Reno Central Trades Labor Council-A Dinier sec. Meets each Wed- nesday Bldg Trades Hall.
Sheet Metal Workers No 326- Jno Cross sec. Meets 1st and 3d Wednes- days in Bldg Trades Hall.
Typographical No 611-J H Sutherland sec. Meets Ist Sunday in each month at 2 p m in Bldg Trades Hall.
I A T S Emp-J Neff sec. Meets Bldg Trades hall subject to call.
LIBRARIES
Reno Free Public Library-Virginia cor Mill. Reading room open from 9 a m to 9 p m; Sundays from 1:00 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m; Earnest Damon, librarian.
MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS
Brown's Orchestra-N A Brown, leader. 201 N Virginia.
Reno Concert Band-Walter Hastings, leader. 75 Washington. McDermott's Orchestra-Jos A McDermott leader, 118 Ryland. Ford's Orchestra-R A Ford leader, 24 Thoma-Bigelow Bldg. Subway Quartette-Raymond Penry leader, 101 N Virginia.
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PARKS, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, HALLS, ETC.
PARKS, ETC.
Baseball Grounds-Moana Springs, 3 miles south of Reno.
Belle Isle Park-Situated on island in the Truckee river at the south end of Chestnut st.
Mackay Athletic Field-Situated north of the University of Nevada at the northern limits of the city.
Powning Square-Virginia bet Mill and State, opp the Court House.
Riverside Park-Situated on the south banks of the Truckee river west erly from Island av.
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