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1 The only general office building of Southern Pacific Lines is at Houston, the nine-story half-million dollar general offices of the Sunset-Cental Lines. almodern half-million dollar hospital is maintained in Houston by the Southern Pacific.
The shops of the Sunset-Central Lines and of the Houston and Texas Central Railroad are in Houston. Nearly 2.500 men are employed in the great shops of the Texas and New Orleans Railroad and over 500 men in the shops of the Houston and Texas Central.
Houston is the financial center of the southwest, with more banking capital, greater clearings and greater deposits than any city in Texas. Deposits subject to check average $45,000,000 while bank clearings are second only to New Or- leans of any southern city. Several costly and modern hnildings house Hous- ton financial institutions.
Houston is the largest inland port cot- ton market in the world, handling nearly 3.000.000 hales annually, or the bulk of the crop of Texas and Oklahoma. Hons- ton has greater concentration facilities of any city in Texas and a compressing capacity of 3,000,000 bales per year. The greatest item of commerce over the Ship Channel is cotton, and the channel alone saves over $6,000,000 annually to the cot- ton producers of Texas as it reduces for a haul of 50 miles the railroad rate of 21 cents per hundred pounds to six cents. Houston is the oil center of Texas, 23 oil corporations with a combined capital of $70.000,000 being domiciled in Hons- ton. One corporation, The Texas Com- pany, is capitalized at $50,000,000.
When Mexico was forced to relinquish claims to Texas in 1836 the victorious Texans threw off the mantle of warfare to face a much more stupendous task- that of the governing of a great undevel- oped empire, twice the size of Japan and x25 miles in length from north to south West and 740 miles wide from east to west. Establishment of the chief city or cap- Houston is the lumber center of the ital was the first task and it was decided southwest, 49 lumber corporations with to place it at a point easy of access hy water, which was then the chief method a combined capital of $40,000,000, being of transportation, with the exception of domiciled in Houston. Annual business overland, yet far enough inland from thefamounts to $37.000.000. The cut is con- coast to be safe from tropical and Gnifffined almost entirely to long leaf yellow storms.
pine, great forests of which are located That point was determined at the head within a few miles of Ilouston.
waters of the Buffalo Bayou, fifty miles Houston is the industrial and manu- inland. It was proposed to found the facturing center of Texas with 347 manu- town on land owned by the Harris fain- facturing institutions, turning out 289 Ily, but a disagreement with the Allen different articles and employing 10.000 family un land matteis forced the Allens factory workers. The annual industrial to desert the Harrisburg town project(payroll of Houston Is in excess of $10, - and come three miles further up the One noo.
Bayou, where they founded Houston. Houston Is the sugar and rice center Today the town of Harrisburg is but of Texas, being in the center of the pro- little larger. if any, than when founded. during region for both commodities.
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Williams Bros Lumber Co, lumber mnfrs.
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Population 50. In Polk county, miles southwest of Livingston. the coun- ty seat, and & from Moscow, the nearest banking and shipping point. F. B. Hand- ley, postmaster.
HANDLEY BROS, General Store.
HOT WELLS.
Population 20. On the G., H. & S. A. Ry., in El Paso county, 115 miles south- east of El Paso. the county seat, and 11
HACKETT JI D, Propr Hot Wells Bath House and Townsite. Hot Wells Hotel. Mrs S M Ballew propr. Jeit H O & Sons, cattle breeder.
HOUSE.
Population 75. In Fort Bend county, 20 mlles from Richmond, the county seat and usual banking point. 1s station on the Sugar Land and l. & G N. Rys. Exp .. W .. F. & Co. Telephone cunnection. J. W. Carroll, postmaster. Arcola Sugar Mills Co.
CARROLL J W, Postmaster and Railroad Agent.
Hamilton & Graham, general store and potato shippers.
Kelly & Hemsey, general store and cot- ton gin.
People's Store, general store. Tigner W N, potato shipper. Wilson W, agt W F & Co exp.
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The City of Houston is one of the first products of the new Republic of Texas. Founded hy the Allen family and Gen- eral Sam Houston after the defeat of the Mexicans at San Jacinto, April 21, 1836. and named in honor of the illustrious Texan who won Texas independence. the new town was founded to be the chief city in the new republic and today it maintains the same position as the chief city of the State of Texas, with a popula- tlon of 130,000 or more persons.
and now is a suburb of the City uf Hous- ton,
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tlon hall in the south is in Houston- the great Municipal Auditorium, recently completed at a cost of $400.000. It seats 7,000 persons, and 10,000 can be accom- modated within seeing and hearing dis- tance of the stage. It was built by the city and paid for out of the general revenues of the city.
Municipal government in Houston is hy commission form. Taxable valuations are $110,000,000, the greatest of any city in Texas and the taxable valuation of Harris county, of which Houston is the county seat. is $128.600.000, the greatest of any county in Texas.
Houston is an all the year 'round city. A pleasant winter resort. warmed byl Gulf trades, and cool in summer, fanned by Gulf winds. It is a hospitable city where the true southern hospitality is exemplified. It possesses a historical interest in that fifteen miles below the city on the Houston Ship Channel, the decisive battle of San Jacinto was fought April 21. 1826. which won independence for Texas from Mexico. This sacred spot is now reserved by the state as a public park and is known as San Jacinto Battlefield. It is reached by boat or automobile, taking the Harrisburg or Telephone roads.
opened in the fall of 1912. The institute Adder Machine Co The (Wilkes Barre. Pa.), P B Stitt Dist mngr Texas and New Mexico. Dallas, Green wood & Master sales agts, mnfrs Wales Visi- ble Adding and Listing Machines, 214 Levy bldg.
Houston is well equipped for schools. having 15 public .city school buildings for white pupils and 10 public schools Addressagraph Co (Chicago, Ill. Arthur Hutchinson sales mgr. a.idressing machines 302 Chronicle Bids.
21 public schools for white pupils. There are 46 select and private schools, not in- Adels Abraham G, grocer 20 N E Jack - luding Rice Institute. Some of the finest son.
skyscraper period began in 1910 and will continue until Houston reaches the ideal she has set out to reach-that of the metropolis of the south. There are many places of interest In
Houston and in the county. Harris Junior High school costing $130.000 and the fine South Side Junior High school will cost $250,000, located on a site cost- ing $225,000. It will be completed for the opening of the school term in the fall of 1914.
now under construction. This building Actua Life Insurance Co. A Denzil Lang-
ham dist agt. 710 Union Nati Bank bidg.
Agen James HI Co (James II Agem). real est 310 Scanlan bldg.
Ahrens & Ott Mfg Co The Harry S 'Tsehopik mngr. mill supplles 335 Pres- ton av.
MCKINNEY NURSERY COMPANY 1315 MAIN ST DALLAS- -TEXAS
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Houston has 40 tall buildings of six is famed for its great Rice Institute. al \ B C STORAGE AND MOVING CO (Int: stories and over, ranging up to 18 stories. co-educational institution for the ad- which is more skyscrapers of six stories vancement of letters, science and art. and over than possessed by any other city of equal population in the world. ('apital $6.000), Adolf Westheimer l'fes, Sam L Bloomberg Sec and Treas, Spr- age and Forwarding 150S Commerce av ( See page 567.)
Tuition is free. The institute is a gift to Houston by the late William Marsh Rice Houston has greater modern hotel facilities than any city in the south, hav- ing 200 more first class hotel rooms than who left an endowment fund for the purpose, which now totals over $10,- 000.000, making Rice Institute the sev- New Orleans, the nearest competitor. enth richest institution of learning in The Rice Hotel of Is stories, containing the country. Thirty-three buildings are 600 guest rooms and costing $3.500.000. proposed in the academic plan, four of is the largest and costliest hotel in the which are completed and two others un- der construction, the new buildings going south.
The largest and most modern conven- up as fast as needed. The institute
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A D T Messenger Service. 207 Moore- Burnett bidg.
Ahhott Newton C, lawyer 70y First Natl Bank hldg.
Abdo John, confr 1006 Willow
Abercrombie Leonard A, real estate 511 First Natl Hank bldg.
Abramson Isaac, grocer 1910 lowline.
ACADEMY OF THE INCARNATE WORD AND BLESSED SACRAMENT, Urter the Charge of Nuns of the Incarnate Word. Mother Magdalen Superior, cor Capitol av and Crawford Free pare 567.)
Ackley Theodore B. wood 101 Hill and 2609 Hardy.
Acme Auto Repair Co, L T McFarland mngr, 606 Capitol av.
ACME FEED MILL, H C Flseber Propr. Wholesale Feed and Grain, Syanor and Roanoke.
Acme Laundry. R A Beard mngr, 1402 Houston av.
Acme Sign Works (F D Tallman. H W Wallace), 406 San Jacinto.
Acord Edward B, dairy ws Cla: k. 3, mf n of Morris.
Acord George R, dairy Clark, 116 mi n of Morris.
Adams George, furn 1101 Frarkiin av. Adams Henry J, confr 3051. San Felipe. Adams J D & Co. S W Turner mner. road machinery 1103 Montgomery av. Adams Rachel L Mrs, dairy cor Ball and N E Rosalie. .
Adams & Cummings (Wm H Adams; De- troit, Mich), R J Cummings :, civil engrs 203 Stewart bldg.
Adams & Porter ( Harry A adams Henry L Porter), marine ins 209 Cotton Ex- change bldg.
Jestate covers 100 acres and the grounds. quadrangles and courts are magnificently | beautified.
for colored. In the suburbs there are
Houston is one of the wonderful new cities of the south. It set the pace for skyscraper building hy erecting twenty buildings of from seven to eighteen stories within a period of two years. The investment for this building activity ag- gregated $18.000.000 for the period. This are devoted to school purposes notably the new Rusk school costing $175.000: new Dow school, costing $115,000: Crock- ett and Longfellow schools, both new and costing cach $75,000; new North Side
county has over 300 miles of paved boule- vards, all converging at Houston. Points of Interest around Houston are the battlefield, the $10.000.000 Kice Insti- tute. south on Main street; the deep sea fishing and bathing within an hour's ride of Houston and big game hunting within two hours' ride.
Houston as a great educational center
Mackay. Postal and W. C. Exp., Am .. U. S. and W. w. House. postmaster.
and newest public buildings in Houston Adkins Nathaniel, restr 1011 Schwartz. Adoue-Blaine Hardware Co. G . Gillan receiver, 702 Main.
Aetna Engineering & Construction Co (capital $25,000). D J Hair- pres and genl mngr, 1116 Union Natl Bk bldr. Aetna Life Insurance Co. Charles H Duff adjuster, 605. Stewart blde.
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Air-Stop Supply Co. P E Payne ningr. 314 Chronicle Rlde.
Ajax-Grieb Rubber Co (New York). Frank W Slayton agt, auto tires 714 Capitol av.
Akehurst Roy L, phys 204 Levy bldg. Akers James L, confr 905 Alain.
AkIn John S, real est basement Beatty bldg.
Akron Rubber Co, M A Fouse mngr, 1405 Main.
ALA-COLA COMPANY (INC: Capital $60.000), T P Bishop Pres and Treas. F W Jirou Vice Pres. W. B James Sec. Mnfrs Fountain Syrup 207 Broadway. (See page 549.)
Albert A Henry, groeer 3520 German.
Albertson Benjamin F. acct 213 Com'l Bank bldg.
Albin Charles R, meats 2401 German.
Albinus Emil, tailor 101612 Congress av. Albreeht Henry, county dist clerk Court House. .
Albreeht Wm, dairy 1% mi w of Main, 12 mi s of S A & A P Ry.
Aleis & Coroneos (Peter Alcis. Peter Coroneos), confrs 314 Dallas av.
Alco Auto Sales Co, E T Barden genl mngr, auto trucks 111 Alain.
ALDERSON-STILLE-FORCE CO (Capi- tal $20.000), A H Stille Pres. A D' Alder- son Vice Pres and Sales Mngi. D L Way Sec. D M Tourtellott Treas, In- vestments and Real Estate 324 First Natl Bank Bldg.
Aldridge John H, accident ins 314 S P bldg.
Aleo Charles, grocer 1402 Jackson.
Alexander Charles A, clothing 1117 Con- gress av.
Alexander George, restr 1509 Congress av.
Alexander Joseph D, jeweler 421 Har- vard, Ho Hts.
Alexander Josephine, grocer 1306 Mlat- thews.
Alkemeyer E Co The (Inc), Edward Alke- meyer pres and treas. D J Lynch sec. Wm Rosenbush genl magr, dept store 810 Prairie av.
Allbritton Luther L, restr 420 Travis Allen Augustus C, lawyer 517 Binz bldg. Allen Harry H, shoes 31712 Main and 100312 Congress av.
Allen James F. phys 60212 Main.
Allen Leonardo, phys 612 Union Natl Bank bldg.
Allen Levaniel V. lawyer 41912 Milam Allen Nathaniel N, phys 601 Scanlan bldg.
Allen Nollie E, grocer 502 Dowling.
Allen Walter G. restr 1719 Magnolia av. Allen Wm M, grocer 1901 Live Oak.
Allen & Caspersen Claud R Allen, Charles A Caspersen), pawnbrokers 908 Preston av.
Allen & Croom (Henderson Allen. W'm Croom), express 131512 Congress av.
Allgeyer Cotton Co (Inc), C E Allgeyer New Orleans) pres. Jules Gebhardt vice pres, Henry Burghard (New Or- leans) sec and treas, 11412 Main.
Alliance Brokerage Co (Wm G Twyman), rice brokers, cor Walnut and H & T C R R.
Alliance Rice & Milling Co (Wm G Twy- man), cor Walnut and H & T CR R. Allison E S Land Co ( Emmert S Allison), 212 Beatty bldg.
Allison-Richey Gulf Coast Co Home
( capital $10.000), W R Allison pres, Il
L Allison vice-pres: R? 11 Allison sec and treas, lands, 201 Carter bldg.
ALLISON-RICHEY LAND CO (Capital $500,000), W R Allison Pres, 16 Richey Vice-Pres, R H Allison Sec and Treas, Immigration and Colonization. 2d floor Carter Bldg.
Allison & Land ( Emmert S Allison, John T Land), real est 212 Beatty bldg.
Alsbury F H & Co (Arlington A Als- bury), bridge contrs 204 Coml Bank bldg.
Alston & Maguire (Willis P Alston, George E Maguire), dairy ws Clark 1 m n of Morris.
Althage Edward H. auto livery 1816 State Alvin Japanese Nursery Co (capital $225,000), S Arai pres, S Imura vice- pres, S Kato sce and treas, 810 Maln.
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CO (Capital $40,000). W. B Deland Pres. J N Nicholson Sec and Treas, George Comley Genl Mngr, Butter Makers.
1711-13 Magnolia av.
American Automatic Music Co, J W
Eisenminger mngr, 905 Arthur.
AMERICAN BREWING ASSOCIATION ( Capital $600.000), W J Althans Vice- Pres, H Prince See and Treas and Mngr. 2d bet R R and Girard.
American Construction Co (Inc), S B Houx pres and treas, W J Hardwick vice-pres. J E McMahon sec, genl contrs 911 Carter bldg.
American Distriet Telegraph Co. R D
Gould mngr, messenger service 913
Franklin av.
American Express Co, A G Mcwhorter agt. 115 Main.
American Home & Investment Co (cap- ital $50,000), George Mae Donald pres and treas, J H Tallman sec, 303 Paul bldg.
American Laundry & Dye Works (Inc), S R Pickens pres, E J Heinrich sec, 1304 Washington.
American Loan & Mortgage Co (Inc). Arch MacDonald pres, C C Beavens vice-pres. E L M Beavens sec and treas, 711 Chronicle bldg.
AMERICAN MULTIGRAPH SALES CO (Cleveland, Ohio), George K Wassell Division Sales Mngr, Mnfrs Multigraph. Folding and Sealing Machines 711-712 Union Natl Bank Bldg.
American Mutual Benefit Assn of Hous- ton (Inc). W. B Cogle pres, Wm Nick- erson jr sec, fraternal insurance 41912 Milan.
American National Ins. Co of Galveston. .lacoh S Harris supt, 401 Prince
Theatre Bldg.
American Sulphur Royalty Co (inc), E F Simms Dres, George Hamman sec and treas 922 Chronicle bldg.
American Surety & Casualty Co (capital $200,000), Jonathan Lane pres, E B Products and Fertilizer Materials 2001- 2019 Nancc.
Harris asst sec and treas 807 Chron- icle hldg.
American Vulcanizing Co (John H Lee, Rohde R Reynolds), 1117 Prairie av. American Well & Prospecting Co (Cor- sicana), Walker Ellis mngr, well sup- plies 511 Washington.
Amerman C H C. lawyer 309 Prince Theatre bldg.
Ames Lewis, restr 2729 Glass.
Amicable Life Insurance Co. G G Maurer mngr 502 Beatty bldg.
Anastas L & A (Lizzie and Angel), dry goods 713 San Felipe.
Anderson Abel G. meats 2421 Mckinney Anderson Alice, restr 1019 Vine.
Anderson America L Mrs, grocer 210 W 9th av, Ho Ilts.
Anderson, Clayton & Co (Oklahoma ('ity ), MD Anderson mngr, cotton 207 Colton Exch bldg. Anderson Daisy, grocer 814 W 26th av, Ho Hts. Anderson Edgar l', real est 223 First
Natl Bank bldg. Anderson Edwin A, drugs 804 .Main. Anderson Frank E, lawyer 314 Kiam bldg Anderson Frank S, lawyer 305 Settegast bldg., Anderson H W & Co ( Harry W Ander- son. George W Myres), auto livery
91212 P'rairie av.
Anderson John D), grocer 511 San Felipe. Anderson John H, grocer 3111 Polk av. Anderson Joseph S, auto livery 410 Mc- llhenny av.
Anderson Lewis. sec-treas and general inngr Brazos Hotel Co 707 Washington. Anderson Mary E Mrs, restr 717 Fannin. Anderson Alott, grocer 2301 Dowling. Anderson Sterling D, gasoline lighting 1116 Preston av.
Anderson Wm. fruits 511 Milan.
Anderson Wm W. lawyer 80] Union Natl Bank bldg. Andresen Gustav M, meats 3317 Wash- ington ANDREW'S ADVERTISING SERVICE
( M L O Andrews), Outdoor Advertising 31x Caroline.
Houston
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ANDREAS, BALL & STREETMAN
( Frank Andrews, Thomas H Ball, Sam Streetman, Coke K Burns, John G Logue, J A Mobley, W S Bailey, R C Fulbright, R H Kelly, W L Cook, J J Ellis Jr), Lawyers 12th Floor Union Natl Bank bldg.
Andrews Robert L, grocer 408 Milam. Andrews & Kirsopp ( Mark E Andrews, Wilkinson Kirsopp), cotton brokers 202 Cotton Exch bldg.
Andrus Will C, real est 413 Stewart bldg. Angier Ezwoh H, real est 1117 Union Natl Bank bldg. Anita Pharmacy, J E Meyer mngr, 502 Anita av. ANTILL & BARING (James Antill, Al- bert Baring), General Building Con- tractors 21016 Main. (See page 531.) Antoni Ernst J. mattress mnfr 217 P'res- ton av. Apfelfelder Charles, tailor 11071% Con- gress av.
Appel Henry, cabinetmkr 712 Prairie av. Apperson - Pullman Auto Co,
Sales Charles R Hanson mngr, 705 Rusk av. Appleton Frank G, plumber 836 Cort- landt, Ho Hts.
AQUA PURA BOTTLING WORKS, Wm R Eckhardt Jr Propr, Distilled Water and Bottlers Soft Drinks 1919 Craw- ford.
Arapales Bros (Theo and Thomas), clothes clnrs 1005 Congress av.
Archer George V. real est 5 Kiam bldg. Archer Win A, phys 32 Young av.
Arcola Sugar Mills Co (Inc).
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Scanlan pres, Andrew Dow vice-pres, W N Brown sec, 707 Scanlan bldg. Argenbright Robert H, meats 1512 Chartres.
Argenbright & Dellinger (Robert H Ar- genbright, E E Dellinger), meats 346 W 19th av. Ho Hts.
Armbruster Anthony, laundry 1402
Houston av.
ARMISTEAD GEORGE. Cotton Seed
Armistead & Oliver (George Armistead, Henry Oliver), warehouse 2001 Nance. Armour & Co. R W Wooldridge mngr. whol meats 1020 Commerce av.
ARMSTRONG BAKER W. Fuel OH Deal- er ( Wholesale), 404 Cotton Exchange, Armstrong Edward M, phys 713 Union Natl Pank bldg.
Armstrong Wm J. lawyer
719 Union
Natl Bank bldg.
ARNIM PRANK F. Real Estate 517-518 First Natl Bank Bldg.
Arnold Enga M. phys 611 Union Natl Bank blog.
Arnold John, restr 1514 Texas av. Arnold Joseph P'. dentist 905 Natl Bank bldg.
Arnold Win P. dairy us Westheimer rd. 1 m w of G H & S A Ry.
Arnold & Son (Henry A and Henry A jr). real est 301 1,inz bldg.
Arnstein French Dry Cleaning Co (Her- man, Louis and Henry Arnstein), 1022 Mckinney av.
Arpin J B Dredging Co (J B and B P Arpin. C AI Wooster), 422 Binz bldg. Attale Frank C, grocer San Felipe rd. 3 blks w of G, H & S A Ry.
Arto W'm J. grocer Eureka Jn. 1 m w of Brunner.
Artusy Eugene, fish 114 Travis,
Aseptol Chemical Co. C H Edge pres. tooth paste mnfr 517 Union Natl Bank bldg.
Ash James I, medicine mnfr 504 E 12th av. Ho Hts.
Ashe Charles E, judge 11th judicial dist court, Courthouse.
Askin-Marine Store, H J Cohn mngr. clothing 1203 Congress av. Associated Adjustment Burean, A W Chester mugr, collections 219 First Natl Bank bldg.
Atkinson, Graham & Atkinson (lloratio N and Norman Atkinson, Guy Gra- ham), lawyers 307 Stewart bldg.
Atlanta & West Point R R Co. Ely En- sign southwestern pass agt, 411 Union Natl Bank bldg.
Atlantic, Gulf & Pacific Co (New York), 1, T Gaylord mngr. dredging contrs 308 First Natl Bank bldg.
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Bay Shore Oll Co ble), John C Hale pres. E A Sterling sec and treas. off producers 408 S l' bldg. Bayer Max. blksmith 2008 Gillette, gro- cer 1603 Cook. Bayland Orphans' Ilome, James Bruce supt, Woodland Hts. Bayou Box Co, David Peacock sujet, n end Roberts. Bayon City Auto Co (John Walker). 718 Milam.
Bayou City Compress, Ike Levin supt. s end Hardy.
Bayou City Drug Co (Inc), B .J Coving- ton pres. H P Harrison sec. M V Mor- ris treas, 411 Milan.
Bayou City Rice Mills, Standard Milling Co owners, es G H & S A Ry, 2 biks s of Washington.
Baxley John. express 1110 St Charles, Beach's Auditorium, Monta Beach propr. 1110 Main.
COMMERCIAL PHOTO CO, George Beach Propr, 100312 Congress av. (See page 545.) Beach Grace Mrs. real est 201 Lumber- man's Bank bldg.
San Beach Homer, cigars 620 Main
Barba Robert A, gunsmith 216 Jaeinto. Beach Monta, dancing academy 1110 Main.
Binz Beacon Shoe Co. Herman Danielsen mngr. 902 Texas av.
Beard Stanley \, lawyer 601 Paul bldg. BEARDSLEY GEORGE W. Wholesale and Retail Bicycles and Sundries, Mo- torcycles, Ete 1120 Texas av IFee pare 550.)
Beasley Charles L. bottler Sugo Wash- ington. Beatty David R, oil producer 51; Beatty bldg. Beaumont Timber Co (Ltd). Henry R Fall pres, 609 Binz bldg.
Beazley John W, lawyer 925 Chronicle bldg.
Beazley Wm H, phys 2d fl Kiam bldg. Beck George H. plksmith 2515 Anh. Becker Harris, jeweler 912 Congress av. Beeb. John C. phys 203 Moore-Burnett bldg.
Beek James II, adv agt 510 Chronicle bldg.
Beene Samuel J, hridge contr ;08 Hamil- ton.
Belbeze Ernest, piano tuner 1609 Web- ster av.
Belden Teresa Mrs. acct 80$ l'anl bldg. Belisch Milo, installment goods $16 Sa- bine.
Belitz Conrad J, baker 814 Preston av. Bell Abraham, grocer 1112 Montgomery Bell A D' Live Stock Commission C'o. A Casper Bell mngr, es G H & S A Ry nr Washington.
Bell Harry M, dentist 205 Pearce Theatre bldg.
Bell Severa, restr $17 San Felipe.
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Bell Theadore HI, public su nagr Scanlan bldg.
Bellaire Co (Ine). David Hannah pres, " C McRae vice-pres, M L Buchanan see and treas, real estate 1011 Union Natt Bank blde.
I) E Bellaire Realty & Building Co (capital $100.000), David Ifannah pres. Rodgers sec and treas, 1012 Unlon Natl Bank bldg.
Bellevue Messenger & Parcel Delivery Service (A ) Hardman, S L Harris, Fred Jasse), 20% San Jacinto.
Belote G Clem, grocer 841 Portland. Ho Hts.
Belt Terminal Townsite Co (Inc), H T D Wilson pres, R L Autrey sec, real est 308 Woolworth bldg.
Bender C & Sons (Eugene L and Frank V Bender), lumber 617 Willow.
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