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Liche Charles, General Store and Saw Mill. Schoewe G, music teacher. Stickney Charles, hotel. Young Men's Silver Band.
EAST BRISTOL. A postoffice in Dane county, 20 miles northeast of Madi- son, the county seat, and 8 southwest of Columbus, the nearest shipping and bank- ing point. Population, 75. Mail, tri- weekly. George Thein, postmaster.
East Bristol Creamery.
Goetzinger L, blacksmith. Hauser Jacob, general store.
Hillenbrand Ernest, carpenter. Janish Julius, mason.
Martz John, saloon.
Schey Henry, Agricultural Imple- ments.
Schmitt R A, justice.
Spahn Valentine, shoemaker.
Steigerwalk Frank, carpenter. Stien Michael, saloon.
Straker Michael, justice. Thein George, General Store. Thein John, shoemaker.
EAST DELAVAN. In Walworth county, 5 miles south of Elkhorn, the ju- dicial seat, usual banking and shipping point. Tri-weekly stage to Elkhorn and Harvard. Population, 85. Mail, tri- weekly. L. De Lap, postmaster.
Bradt Wm L, carpenter. Bull & Son, carpenters.
De Lap Losson, Grocer.
Dodge Charles, constable.
Harris, Stubbs & West, cheese mnfrs.
Jones Rev W L (Baptist).
Kishner Heury, Hotel.
Morey I, mason.
Williams C M, general store. Williams Edward, carpenter.
Williams T F, justice and real estate. Woodford Walter, blacksmith.
EAST FARMINGTON. A village in Polk county, 5 miles south of Osceola Mills, the county seat and nearest railroad station. Bank at New Richmond. Pop- ulation, 250. Mail, daily. John J. Koch postmaster.
Abbetsmeier Rez Carl (Lutheran). Behling Walter A, harnessmaker. Beyl August, steamboat agt and justice. Erhorn Joha, cheese mnfr. Keller Rev C (Catholic).
Koch Bros, General Store and Cheese Mnfrs.
Koch E W, saloon.
Krenz Herman, book and news agent. Krumrey Edward, tailor. Madden John H, barber.
Maxwell E R, book and news agent.
Miller Bros, Brick Mnfrs.
Neuman A, feed mill.
Peters Charles, carpenter. Schmidt Angust, meats and live stock. Schwan Martin, shoemaker. Schwartz Carl, blacksmith. Siggelkow Herman, carpenter. Teske Fred, stone mason.
Zorn Emil, stone mason.
Zorn John, stone mason.
EAST GIBSON. A postoffice Ein Manitowoc county, 17 miles north of Manitowoc, the county seat, and 14 north- west of Two Rivers, on the M., L. S. & W. Ry, the nearest railroad station. Man- itowoc is the nearest banking point. Pop- ulation, 25. Mail, tri-weekly.
EAST LINCOLN. On the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry, in :Polk county, 23 miles east of Osceola Mills, the county seat. New Richmond is the nearest bank- ing point. Population, 150. Mail, daily. Luther De Golier, postmaster.
De Goller Luther, Grocer. Seekins Bros, meats and hay.
EAST MADISON. A station on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Dane county, 1 mile northeast of Madison, the judicial seat.
EASTMAN. A village in Crawford county, 14 miles northeast of Prairie du Chien, the county seat, usual shipping and banking point. Population, 200. Mail, tri-weekly. J. F. Pier, postmaster.
Astrander John, carpenter. Burque Hubert, blacksmith. Cherrier Bros, blacksmiths. Fishers James, justice. Keral Albert, mason.
Kohone"Joseph, saloon. Martan Wm, blacksmith. Pier J F. General Store. Pokorney John, grocer. Speck C H, saloon. Wallen Thomas, flour mill. Winegar L H, flour mill.
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EAST MIDDLETON. A postoffice in Dane county, 8 miles west of Madison, the county seat, and 2} south of Middle- ton, the nearest railroad station. Madison is the nearest banking point. Population, 100. Mail, tri-weekly.
Hofmann F L, grocer.
EASTON. On White creek, in Adams county, 10 miles south of Friend- ship, the judicial seat, and 18 from Kil- bourn City, the usual banking and ship- ping point. Population, 50. Mail, semi- weekly. J. A. Henry, postmaster.
Eddy W A, blacksmith. Eddy W D, carpenter. Henry J A, General Store. Walton John, grist mill.
EAST PEPIN. A postoffice on Rock creek, in Pepin county, 22 miles east of Arkansaw, the county seat, and 6 from Mondovi, the nearest banking and ship- ping point. Stage daily to Mondovi. Population, 100. Mail, daily. Alfred Day, postmaster.
Coope Charles, justice. Day Alfred, Justice. Murman Henry, sorghum mnfr. Rock Creek Cheese Factory. Roerscheibe Andrew, mason.
EAST TROY. A village in East Troy township, Walworth county, 12 miles northeast of Elkhorn, the county sat, and 4 east of Troy Centre, the near- est railroad station. Elkborn and Burling- ton are the nearest banking points. Stages daily to Mukwanago, Troy and Troy Cen- tre. Population, 500. Mail, daily. P. O. Griste, postmaster.
Austin Henry H, general store.
Bailey Jonathan, grocer. Bayer J C, harness. Bemis Mrs M, carpet weaver. Besch Frederick HI, tailor.
Blanchard Caleb S, Apiarist. Brandmaier Louis D, tailor. Brownlee Richard, flour mill. Buenavista House, J F Jude propr. Canwright O S, physician. Chafin John P, hardware. Conklin Miss Sarah, dressmaker. Conklin & Dickinson, painters. Deist Adam 'C, harness. Dejung Rev J (Lutheran). Dickerman Harry, Planing Mill. East Troy House, HI H Rogers propr.
Eberts Ferdinand, mason.
Field Stephen F, apiarist.
Gilbert H B & Co, furniture.
Gleason David, tailor.
Graves Simeon K, photographer. Griste P O, Drugs and Stationery.
Habernicht Rudolph, grocer. Harris J, cheese mnfr. Hayner Rev A J (Congregational).
Healey Bros, grocers.
Hilliard Charles M, carpenter.
Jude James F, propr Buenavista House.
Keats Wm G, town clerk.
Kessler Rev W H (Catholic).
Kuhl Charles, mason. Martin Daniel, live stock.
Meehan James, carriage painter.
Mechan Mrs J, Milliner. Monaghan James, blacksmith.
Monaghan & Trainor, saloon.
Morrisey Mary, dressmaker.
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Rector D W, physician.
Riggs James, barber.
Rogers Harold H, propr East Troy House and livery.
Rogers O B, grocer. ·
Schaub Adam, live stock.
Scott D C, physician.
Smith Charles A, flour mill.
Smith C W & Co, General Store.
Stebbins Alva, dentist.
Trainor Mrs Nora F, dressmaker.
Tuellar Sidney B, justice.
Wittenbacker Ernest, shoemaker.
EAST WRIGHTSTOWN. In Brown county, 15 miles southwest of Green Bay, the county seat, 2 from Green- leaf, the nearest railroad station, and 10 south of DePere, the nearest banking point. Population, 50. Mail, tri-weekly. N. G. Grant, postmaster.
Dyer John, blacksmith . Grant N G, eggs.
EATON. In Manitowoc county, 14 miles southwest of Manitowoc, the county seat and nearest banking point, and 7 from Cato, the nearest shipping point. Populs- tion, 30. Mail, tri-weekly. E. Anderson, postmaster.
Anderson E, Jeweler. Boethler Charles, hotel.
EAU CLAIRE. Is a flourishing city . beautifully located on both sides of the Chippewa and Eau Claire rivers, in the central portion of Western Wisconsin. It
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is the seat of justice of the county bearing the same name, and is 321 miles northwest of Chicago and 84 east of St. Paul. Its name is of French derivation and signi- fies "Clear Water." The main portion of the city is about 31 feet above low water mark of the Chippewa river, the latter is 180 feet above Lake Michigan, which in turn is 589 feet above the sea, making the situation of the city 769 feet above the level of the ocean. Its area is 164 square miles. The soil is a sandy loam and is formed for the most part of disintegrated potsdam sandstone, with vegetable mold in its composition. It is, as stated in an Am- erican supplement to Chambers' Encyclo- pedia, the center of traffic for a radius of 75 miles. The C., St. P., M. & O. Ry, the C., L. M. & St. P. Ry, and the Wis- consin Central line, which is now a part of the Northern Pacific system, all having branches extending in various directions, including those of the pine, hardwood and mineral regions of the North, afford trans- portational facilities possessed by but few cities. The chief water power is supplied by the dam across the Chippewa river, giving eighteen feet head. The dam on the Eau Claire river supplies the linen and other mills with power. The Eau Claire river empties into the Chippewa river at this point. These rivers, spanned by ten bridges, are thickly studded with numer- ous manufacturing institutions, consisting principally of a dozen large saw mills, 3 foundries, a pulp and paper mill, a refrig- erator factory, a sash and door factory, a linen mill, a factory for the manufacture of dynamos and other electrical appliances, & furniture factory which places 1,200 suites a month on the market, a brewery, grist mill and brick yard. The following statistics will convey in most a concise and definite form, information concerning the status of business of Eau Claire during the past year :
Assessed value of property $5,778.725
Bonded debt ...
$245,000
Public schools . 14
Average salary of' male teachers ... $90 00
Average salary of female teachers $46 50
School census (between 4 and 20 years). . 5,436
Attendance of public schools 3,177
Value of school property $103,022
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Assessed value of stores ...
$504,457
Amount of merchandise handled.
$4,873,150
Men employed in saw mills, etc . 1,809
Amount of lumber-sawn feet .. 193,000.000
Amount of shingles .. 86,000,000
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In furniture factory. 210
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Amount of paper made (pounds) 2.751.500
Value of lumber, lath and shingles 32.795,00)
Value of planing mill works. 95.000
Value of foundry and machine shops.
290,000
Value of sash and doors. 150.000
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Value of paper and pulp.
Value of furniture. 240.001
Value of refrigerators. 200.000
Value of linen. 100.000
Value of electrical appliances. 350,00
Eau Claire Brush Electric Company- City circuit, 22 miles; Commercial circuit, 18 miles; 75 city lights and 54 private lights, 2,000 candle power; 6 men, wages $4,000.
Eau Claire Electric Light and Power Company-Two men, wages $2,000; 59 lights, 2.000 candle power, 12 miles cir- cuit; alternating incandescent lights, 1,020; 16 candle power lights, 10 miles circuit.
Citizens'Electric Company-Alternating incandescent lights, 996; 16 candle power, 16 miles circuit.
Eau Claire Street Railway Company- Four and one-half miles track, 13 cars, operated by electricity.
Water Works Company-Four men. wages $3,200; 25 miles pipe and 325 hydrants.
Telephone Exchange-Five employes. wages $2,400; 225 miles of line and 236 subscribers.
Gas Company-Ten employes, wages $6 000; 12 miles of mains.
Total earnings of railroads, $700,000.
Number of private schools
Academy for young ladies ..
Pupils registered in private schools.
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Six cemeteries, 2 owned by the city and four by various religious bodies; an opera house costing $60,000, with a seating capacity of 1,200. Eau Claire is said to be the largest lumber manufacturing center in the world. It manufactures annually 300.000,000 feet of lumber, the bulk of which is floated down in rafts from the mills to Chippewa river to points on the Mississippi river. It has 25 miles of water mains, 3 electric light companies. electric fire alarm system, 3 first class hotes !. 3 public parks, a sewage system, paved streets, numerous beautiful churches, and excellent schools, a fine hospital under the care of the Sisters of Mercy which has just been completed, free public library, a fine exposition building and race track, plenty of water power which can be had on fa. vorable terms. It has telephone connec.
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tions with all surrounding towns. A. noted characteristic of this climate is its dry, pure atmosphere, which for healthfulness is unexcelled, and is especially favorable to those affected with consumption and other pulmonary troubles. The soil is porous, and the street grades are good but not precipitous, which gives the city un- surpassed natural drainage. There is an abundant supply of fine water. Popu- lation, according to U. S. census in 1880, was 10,118; according to U. S. census in 1890, 17,451. The city of Altoona, a mile and a half from the western limits of the city, has a population of 799, and the suburban villages of Porterville and Bad- ger's Mills a population of 750, making a total of 19,000. The free carrier system is in vogue. The Chippewa river is the second largest river in the State, and its great valley, with its numerous streams, proffers an inexhaustible and readily ac- cessible supply of all kinds of hardwood timber for manufacturing purposes. There are the different varieties of maple, oak, birch, elm, hemlock and bass, all in bound- less quantities. Freight rates on manufac- tured articles are as favorable as those of any city in the Northwest, not excepting St. Paul or Chicago. The advantageous natural location of Eau Claire, its favor- able condition from a sanitary, social and commercial point of view render it singu- larly adapted for the investment of capi- tal for manufacturing enterprises. The city makes steady progress every year, and within the last few years there has been built the McDonough Manufac- turing Company's foundry the Ean Claire Sash and
Door Company's factory, the Pioneer Furniture Com- pany's factory, the Eau Claire linen mill, the Eau Claire Refrigerator Com. pany's factory, the National Electric Man- ufacturing Company's factory, all institu- tions founded on a solid basis and paying large returns upon the investment. The city has more capital invested in manufac- turing and ships more freight by rail and water than any other city in the state except Milwaukee. Liberal inducements will be made for the location of mannfac- turing enterprises. Those desiring further particulars are requested to correspond with H. C. Putnam, President of the Eau Claire Commercial Syndicate and Presi- dent of the Chippewa Valley Bank. Tel .. W. U. Exp, Am. and Northern Pacific! W. W. Winterbotham, postmaster.
Aanstad Ole O. grocer, 516 Water.
Abercrombie John, news, 207 S Barstow. Acme Milling Co, Ira Westcott pres, Mil- ford E Britten sec, 241 Water.
Adler Frank, saloon, 412 Bellinger.
Atna Building & Loan Associa-
tion (Authorized Capital, $5,000,000), Dr Charles Alexander Pres, Theodore N Porr Sec, Allen Burditt Treas, J F Ellis Attorney, Office Opera House Block. (See adv, p 278.)
Alber Charles, clothing, 218 S Barstow. Alderman Charles A, county surveyor. Alexander Charles, physician, 239 Lake. Allen Edward W, pianos, 102 Kelsey.
Alma Milling Co, E L Pond Agent, 203 N Dewey.
American Bible Society Depository, E H Playter agent, 115 Bridge.
American House, Ferdinand Droege mngr, 401 N Barstow.
Ames Edwin L, dentist, 112 Kelsey.
Andersen Bros (Hans and Anton), proprs Scandinavian Hotel, 502 Galloway.
Anderson & Co (Nils G Anderson, John Carlstrom), meats, 511 Franklin.
Andrews H Nelson, saloon, 205 S Barstow. Argard Martin J, whol flour, 442 Water. Ash Mrs Maggie, dressmaker, 132 S River. Ashbough Henry C, propr Free Press, 310 S River.
Ashum David W, phys, 308} S Barstow. Atkinson Percy C, Sec The Leader Co, 206 S Barstow.
Atkinson Win KK, Vice-Pres and Treas The Leader Co, 206 S Barstow.
Aubert Frank, saloon, 518 Galloway.
Austin Mrs May, dressmaker, 117 Bridge. Avery Thomas W, sew machs, 421 Water. Bailey House, G E Gilkey propr, 303 Water Bailey Wm F, lawyer, 320 S Barstow.
Baken & Moe (Thomas Baken, Thomas J Mor), saloon, 207 Madison.
Ballard E A, Drugs, Medicines, Fancy Goods, Surgical Instruments, Physi- cians Outfits', Etc, 116 Kelsey.
Bank of Eau Claire The (Capital, $30,000 ; Surplus $50,000), W A Rust Pres, H H Hayden Vice-Pres, C W Lockwook Cash, J T Joyce Asst Cash, 313 S Barstow.
Bar Rev Carl A (Lutheran), 1218 1st ave. Barker Charles, livery,
Barland George C, grocer, 115 Bridge. Barland Rev Thomas (Presbyterian). Barnes Charles F. confr, 122 S Barstow. Barnes Horace J, grocer, 417 Water.
Bartlett Edward M, municipal judge. 313} S Barstow.
Bartlett Wm P. lawyer, 419} S Barstow.
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Beecher Merritt S, grocer, 429 Water. Behnke Mrs Mary, baker, 317 N Barstow. Beisang Mrs John, cigar mnfr, 624 N Bar- stow.
Belcher Wm S, barber, 419 Franklin.
Bensen & Johnson (Chris Bensen, Frank Johnson), proprs Union Hotei, 652 Madi- son.
Binder Abram, Livery, Feed and Sale Stable, 602 S River. (See adv, p 281.)
Binder Jeffery, Propr Binder House, 710 S Barstow.
Bjorkander & Olson (Gustav Bjorkander, Olaf Olson), shoemakers, 415 Franklin.
Blackwell Frederick, bookbinder, Music Hall blk.
Blaisdell Andrew, confectioner, 207 Price. Blaustein Bros (Louis and Sol), Junk Dealers, 115 Randall.
Block Emil F, tailor, 209 N Barstow.
Board of Education, C R Gleason sec, 312 Kelsey.
Boberg Otto, drugs, 312 N Barstow.
Bock Gust, barber, 205 S Barstow.
Bodine George W, painter, Main and Far- well.
Boehm Rev F J (Catholic), 416 Putnam av. Bohn Christian, saloon, 411 Bellinger.
Bonell Bros (James and Wm), wagon mnfrs, 607 S Barstow.
Bonell Frederick, photographer, 202} S Barstow.
Boppre Charles B, blacksmith, 120 Bridge. Boright Horace, hotel, Menominie.
Bostwick Arthur J, Blacksmith and Wagon Mnfr, 214 Hobart. (See adv, p 277).
Bostwick Arthur S, register of deeds.
Bowser C & Son (Charles and Henry C), livery, 512 Wisconsin.
# Boyd Robert K, real estate, 204.S Barstow. Boys Band, Peterson Hall.
Brace Leman A, insurance agent, s w cor Farwell and Summitt ave.
Bradford Henry, barber, 324 Water.
Brager Olaus, restaurant, 223 N Barstow. Brancel Christian, rest, 126 N Barstow.
Brooks Samuel C, hdware, 320 S Barstow. Brown Chancellor L, Architect and Superintendent, Room 9 Wilson Block. Brown & Johnson (Charles E Brown. Martin P Johnson), real estate, 130 S Barstow.
Bruhn Emil F, cigar mnfr, 510 Galloway. Brunzel Julius, barber, 703 S Barstow.
Buck George A, fiour, 420 S River.
Buck Norman L, pension agent, 313} S Barstow.
Bullard & Potter (Lorenzo Bullard, Her- bert R Potter), shoes, 111 Kelsey.
Burkart Emil, propr Central House, 516 Galloway.
Burns Moses W, photogr, 116 Kelsey.
Burnsen John, propr Wisconsin House 302 Wisconsin.
Bussell Charles E, civil engineer.
Cahill Martin T, saloon, 247 Water. Cain Michael M, saloon, 225 N Barstow.
Calvert Charles M, deutist, 303} S Barstow. Campbell Andrew, confr, 316 Bellinger. Campbell J R. comn, 407 Galloway.
Carlson Hardware Co, Christian Carlson pres, M J Argard mngr, 442 Water. Carlson John, propr Svea Hotel, 212 Wis- consin.
Carpenter Horace, grocer, 110 Bridge.
Carroll House, John Carroll propr, 314 Eau Claire.
Carroll John, Propr Frawley House, 311 N Barstow. (See ado, p 273.)
Carson Wm, Vice Pres Eau Claire Na- tional Bank.
Cass Drug Co, Josiah E Cass pres, 305 S Barstow.
Casutt Anton, confectr. 321 Madison.
Central House, Emil Burkart propr, 516 Galloway.
Central Lumber Co, John Ure and John Ure jr proprs
Cernaghan Thomas A, Livery and Dealer in Heavy Draft, Saddle and Car- riage Horses, cor Farwell and Gibson. (Sce adr, opp.)
Chales Charles, shoemaker, 532 Water. Chambers James, barber, 504 Bellinger.
Chambers Laurence, meats, 536 Water.
Chappell Addison D, real est, 109 Kelsey. Chappell Charles W, jeweler, 207 Kelsey. Chappell Concrete Co (Charles W Chap- pell, J R Ellis), 207 Kelsey.
Charland Miss Millie A, dressmaker, 110 Kelsey.
Chase Ralph R, phys, 307} S Barstow.
Chippewa Valley Bank (Capital. $30,000; Surplus, $16,500), H C Putnam Pres, George T Thompson Cashier, E B Putnam Asst Cashier, 205 Kelsey.
Chippewa Valley Boiler Works. David Gaston Propr, 110 and 112 Madi- son. (See ade, p 279.)
Christiansen M & Son (Martin and Hjal- mar), tailors, 421 Price.
Churchill Hammond (Charles W Churchill, Eleazor S Hammond), eleva- tor, 312 Kelsey.
Citizens' Electric Co, David Drummond pres. H A Forman supt, 318 Gibson. Citizens' Loan and Building Assn, Charles B Swift sec, 113 Kelsey.
Clements James, livery, 213 River.
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Coffin Wmn K, Cashier Eau Clare Na- tional Bank, 302 S Barstow.
Cole Samuel H, constable, 207 S Barstow. .Cole & Briggs (Henry E Cole, Edgar E Briggs), collections, 207 S Barstow.
College of Commerce, Rudolph O Stoll prin, 304 N Barstow.
Colton James, fire warden, city bldg.
Commercial Bank (capital, $30,000), James H Allen pres, Frank C Allen cash, 205 N Barstow.
Compo Ephraim, shoemaker, 334 Water. Congdon Fred, livery, cor 2d ave ,and Water.
Conley Bros (John and Charles), saloon, 128 S Barstow.
Converse Royal W, confectr, 319 S Bar- stow.
Cook Mrs Cordelia A, milliner, 126 S Bar- stow.
Cook Wm F, marble, 520 S Barstow.
Cooley Homer D, Lawyer, 113 Kelsey. Coon Nelson D, musical insts, 342 Water.
Cooper Mrs Rebecca M, confectr, 203 Mad- ison.
Co-operative Mercantile Assn, John Mc- Innis pres, Henry Selover sec, grocers, 205 Price.
Couture Alfred, saloon, 202 Water.
Couture Alphonse, saloon, 410 Water.
Couture John, saloon, 211 Water.
Couture Joseph, saloon, 842 Water. Cox Mrs Lora A, bleacher, 710 1st ave.
"Coxen Charles H, painter, 312 Main.
Crabbe && Peterson (David F Crabbe, Even Peterson), furniture, 309 Kelsey. Craft Mrs E A, dressmaker, 220 4th ave. Cramer Peter, saloon, 425 River.
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