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PHCENIX, ARIZONA,
1888.
GEORGE E. LORING,
HATTER AND FURNISHER.
AGENT FOR
E,ftl.
COLLARS
AND
CUFFS.
Flannel Shirts.
PHCENIX,
Dunlap Hats,
AND A
FUIJ, IJNE OF
STETSON'S
Celebrated
Cow BOY
HATS.
ARIZONA.
Ill House
GOLDMAN & CO.
Importers and Dealers in
General Merchandise.
Anything from a Needle to a Threshing Machine
you can find in our stock at Prices that
DEFY COMPETITION.
Goldman & Go's Liquor Department
Only Wholesale Liquor House
San Francisco Prices Guaranteed.
AGENTS FOR
Leinp'8 Breiviny Co.; AnJieuser-Busch Bottled
Beer; Gamess Private Stock Whisky;
May field Whisky.
Crate's KEY WEST
MEYER'S
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
PHCENIX, ARIZONA.
CONTAINING A
Classified Business and Professional Guide ; a List of
all the City and County and Federal Officials ;
Correct Tables of Railroad Fares, Ex-
press Tariffs and Telegraph
Tolls to All Points of
the Compass,
AND OTHER VALUABLE INFORMATION.
Copyrighted.}
COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY
A. LEONARD MEYER,
PHCENIX,
1888.
THE CITY OF PHCENIX.
* Embowered in the mass; of verdant foliage, which line every street and
surround every dwelling-place, adorned by a wealth of flowers and shrub-
bery, and with beautiful gardens, vineyards and orchards about every
suburban home, Phrenix can justly boast of being one of the handsomest
little cities on the Pacific Slope. Through every street streams of pure,
clear water are conducted along the edge of the sidewalks, cooling the
atmosphere during the summer months, and bringing life and verdure and
productiveness to flowers and fruits and shade trees. The ground upon
which the town is built has a gradual slope toward the Salt river, distant
about one mile. The original town-site embraces one-half section a mile
in length by a half-mile in width. To this, however, have been added
during the past year more than a dozen additions. Situated very near
the center of the great valley, and about thirty-five miles north of Mari-
copa station, on the Southern Pacific Railroad, the site of the city is
everything that could be desired. The facilities for drainage toward the
river are perfect, as are also those for the establishment of a comprehensive
water supply system. The important question of sanitation is therefore
settled for all time, and the healthfulness of the city assured. The grading
and paving of streets, and the construction of sidewalks will be here an
easy task, and the cost reduced to a minimum owing to the level contour
of the surface.
THE BUILDINGS,
Public and private, of this rapidly-growing young city, are creditable to
the enterprise of its people. The old adobe of the early pioneer is fast dis-
appearing before the march of progress. The streets cross each other at
right angles, and there are three plazas, or public squares. In one of
these the county court-house stands, a commodious brick structure of two
stories, crowned by a handsome clock tower. The other pla/.a will soon
be occupied by a city hall. It will be of brick and stone, two stories in
height. Adorned with shrubbery, grass and shade trees, these squares
will be an attractive feature of the town.
The public school-house is a roomy and comfortable edifice of bricl
and accommodates at present over 500 pupils. But so rapid is the inci
in population that the school trustees have decided to erect at once tin
*The following sketch is from the i'acile pen of Hon. Patrick Hamilton, recently pub
in the Albuquerque Democrat, with such minor changes as the march of progress have
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orner
Center and Washington Streets,
PHCENIX, A. T.
A FULL LINE OF ALL CLASSES OF GOODS
USUALLY FOUND IN A FIRST-CLASS
DRUG STORE.
'RESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY PREPARED, Day or Night.
PHOENIX BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
more school buildings, which will give the city four public schools, or one
to each ward.
Washington street, which runs from east to west through the center of
the city, is the main business thoroughfare. A mile in length exclusive
of additions and 120 feet in width, it can boast of many handsome mer-
cantile establishments. These are mostly of brick, many of them carrying
immense stocks and doing a volume of business, running into the hundreds
of thousands annually, besides supplying the immense valley, of which it
is the center. The trade of Phoenix embraces all the mining camps and
cattle ranges within a radius of seventy-five miles.
Already the young city is supplied with many churches, nearly all the
leading Christian sects being represented. Catholics, Methodists, (north
and south) Presbyterians, Baptists, Episcopalians and Congregation alists.
have places of worship, the Catholic and Methodist churches being com-
modious edifices. The secret orders are prosperous here. The Masons,
Odd Fellows, Order of United Workmen, Knights of Pythias, Red
Men, Chosen Friends and Good Templars, have flourishing lodges. There
is a Library Association, supported by popular subscriptions, and a num-
ber of social and charitable organizations attached to the several churches.
With such a showing for moral and intellectual progress, the charge of
"general cussedness" so often heard against the "rowdy west," cannot
affect Phoenix .
The newspaper is the truest mirror of a people's moral and material
condition. In this respect Phoenix need not fear comparison with more
pretentious places. The Arizonian, Herald and Gazette issue daily and
weekly editions, while the Advance is published once a week. A perusal
of their local and advertising columns will give an outsider an excellent
idea of the growth and prosperity of the town and of the enterprise and
public spirit of its citizens. That the people of Phoenix appreciate the
work of its press is evinced by the liberal support which they extend to it.
THE POPULATION
Of this coming city of the southwest is estimated at 5,000, which is being
rapidly augmented since the completion of the branch railroad. Three
banks, with a heavy capitalization, are required to meet its steady growing
business. There are several hotels, and yet another, a large brick struc-
ture, will be finished within two months. There are two manufactories of
artificial ice, a large flouring mill, a planing mill and a meat packing
establishment near the town. A three-story opera house, is recently com-
DILLON & KENEALY, Leaders in CLOTHING.
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PHCENIX, ARIZONA.
Capital Paid Up, - - $1OO 9 OOO.
DIRECTORS:
M. W. KALES, SOL. LEWIS, J. Y. T. SMITH,
CHAS. GOLDMAN, GEO. W. HOADLEY.
CORRESPONDENTS :
THK BANK OF CALIFORNIA, San Francisco. AGENCY OF BANK
CALIFORNIA, New York. Messrs. N. M. ROTHS-
CHILD & SONS, London.
M. W. KALES, SOL. LEWIS, GEO. W. HOADLEY,
President. Vice -President. Cashier.
The VALLEY BANK of PfflENIX
ARIZONA.
Paid Up Capital, $5O,OOO.
Surplus, - 13,000.
OKKICERS:
ANDREW CRAWFORD, President. WM. CHRISTY, Cashier.
E. J. BENNITT, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS :
A. CRAWFORD, F. C. HATCH, M. H. SHERMAN,
WM. CHRISTY, E. J. BENNITT.
CORRESPONDENTS : PACIFIC BANK, San Francisco. FIRST NATIONAL
BANK, Los Angeles. AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK, New York
City. S. A. KEAN & CO., Chicago.
Drafts Drawn on all the Principal Cities off Europe.
6 PHCENIX BU8IXKSS [HIM-XToIiY.
pleted. Another hotel of 200 hundred rooms is now projected, and will
soon be built. The city is lighted by gas, and will soon have electric
light, a company having been organized for that purpose. Street cars
traverse the city and several of the additions. There is an excellent fire
department, supplied with the latest improved apparatus.
In a word, Phoenix has fairly entered upon the road which leads to
prosperity, and is rapidly forging ahead. Her's will be no mushroom
growth, no ephemeral " boom." Sustained and supported by the vast tract
of rich and productive soil which surrounds it on all sides, with abundance
of water and a perfect climate, she can look to the future with serene con-
fidence. She has the unfailing resources which build cities and support
prosperous communities. Now that her superb gifts and advantages are
becoming known, property values are rapidly rising. The past six
months have witnessed many improvements both in the city and suburbs,
and prices have fully doubled within that period. There has been no
feverish "boom," but a steady advancement, born of confidence in the
future. The field for the investor or speculator is an inviting one, and
many fortunes will be made in this valley in real estate within the next
twelve months. At present there are about fifteen firms engaged in the
business, which will give some idea of the transfers made. Lots in this
city, which could be had for $150 six months ago, now command S500
and $600, and so it is with suburban tracts and business locations. This
year will bring to the valley many visitors from the east and west, and
transactions in realty promise to be lively enough to suit the most sanguine
" boomer."
"THE GARDEN OF THE SOUTHWEST,"
Is the name which has not been inaptly applied to this vale of beauty and
productiveness. Columns might be filled descriptive of the many gifts
which generous nature has showered upon it. There is no necessity for
the writer to indulge in hyperbole or exaggeration. The plain facts speak
louder than any highly painted picture. Only yesterday reclaimed from
the desert, its fruitful fields, orchards and vineyards are already a glorious
promise of the future. When its hundreds of thousands of untilled acres
will smile beneath their burdens of the fruits of every clime ; when hand-
some houses with their wealth, shrubbery and flowers shall adorn the land-
scape ; when the air with its musical feathered songsters and heavy with
odors as delicious as those from the isles of the eastern seas, and when over
all are the skies of a cloudless clime, then indeed may the visitor exclaim
" if there be an elysium on earth, it is this, it is this. "
DILLON & KENEALY, Leaders in Hats.
H. WOHLER & CO.,
Dealers in all kinds of
II I H Hill i
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UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING
A. P. PETIT,
Architect and Practical Builder,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE :
Cor. Madison and Papago Sts., Phoenix, Arizona.
and Specifications, with Estimates of Building of any class furnished at
shortest notice. Will superintend the construction of building on moderate terms, with strict
attention.
0. J. THIBODO, M. D.
AND-
AND DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles,
Perfumery, Brushes, Kte.
CITY OF PHCENIX.
MUNICIPAL DIRECTORY.
De Forest Porter Mayor
John R. Loosley.\ /1st Ward
Sam'l Franklin.. I 2d Ward
/-. TT T> ^ i yCouncilmen 1 , , XT ,
Geo. H. Rothrock j j 3d Ward
Lincoln Fowler . . j ^4th Ward
Frank Baxter Recorder
A. Leonard Meyer Treasurer
Frank D. Wells Marshal
A. C. Baker Attorney
Dr. T. D. McGlasson Health Officer
Andrew Barry Engineer
Jas. M. Creighton Architect
Henry Garfias Zanjero
PHCENIX FIRE DEPARTMENT.
F. M. Czarnowski Chief Engineer
Frank D. Wells Assistant Chief Engineer
PHCENIX ENGINE Co. No. 1.
W. J. Carrier Foreman
W. F. Schaller 1st Assistant Foreman
T. L. Davenport 2d Assistant Foreman
John Beck Secretary
E. J. Bennitt . , . Treasurer
PIONEER HOSE Co. No. 1.
W. H. Levins Foreman
A. E. Hinton 1st Assistant Foreman
Wm. Black . . . 2d Assistant Foreman
YUCATEC HOSE Co. No. 2.
C. Ceschetti Foreman
Fernando Serrano 1st Assistant Foreman
W. Scott. . . .2d Assistant Foreman
DILLON & KENEALY, Leaders in DRY GOODS.
GEO. PRICE,
The Leading Tobacconist.
Go to Geo. Price's for FINE CIGARS,
NEXT DOOR TO VALLEY BANK, PHCENIX.
M. JACOBS. H. GOODMAN.
M. JACOBS & CO.,
DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
PHCENIX, ARIZONA.
WILL. j. CURET
PRACTICAL
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
- DEALER IN FINK -
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.
A Full Line of FINE SPECTACLES and EYE GLASSES. Fine WATCH
REPAIRING a Specialty. All Work Warranted.
Washington Street, Near Post Office, Phoenix, Arizona.
'. QL
FASHIONABLE
Milliner and Dressmaker.
Carries a Full Stock of Millinery Goods.
Washington Street, Two Doors East of Maricopa Street,
PHCEIVIX,
10 PHCENIX BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
AZTEC HOOK AND LADDER Co. No. 1.
J. L. Grant Foreman
T. L. Schultz 1st Assistant Foreman
M. B. Fleishman ... . . 2d Assistant Foreman
FEDERAL AND COUNTY OFFICERS.
Hon. W. W. Porter District Judge
J. Elliott Walker Clerk
J. W. Crenshaw Court Commissioner
Frank Cox District Attorney
. Deputy U. S. Attorney
W. M. Breakenridge Deputy U. S. Marshal
Joseph Campbell Probate Judge
A. J. Halbert Sheriff
Geo. F. Kemper Treasurer
Henry L. Wharton Recorder
Jno. B. Montgomery ^
H. H. Linville > Supervisors
N. Petersen j
J. L. B. Alexander Clerk Board of Supervisors
Jas. Richards Justice of the Peace, Phoenix Precinct
W. T. Woods Justice of the Peace, Phoenix Precinct
Wm. Blankenship Constable, Phoenix Precinct
H. C. McDonald Constable, Phoenix Precinct
BOARD OF DIRECTORS TERRITORIAL INSANE ASYLUM.
E. H. Hiller Chairman
Emil Ganz
(Vacancy)
J. L. B. Alexander Clerk
Dr. O. L. Mahoney Superintendent
ARIZONA INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION ASSOCIATION.
T. J. Trask President
Valley Bank Treasurer
J . McMillan Secretary
DILLON & KENEALY, Leaders in Boots and Shoes.
Arctic Ice Works
AND
COLD STORAGE ROOMS.
Works, Near M. & P. R. R. DEPOT.
Ice Made from Distilled and Filtered Water.
For Terms for Storage and Ice Contracts,
APPLY TO
Proprietor and Manager Arctic Ice Works,
PHCENIX, ARIZONA.
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MARICOPA COUNTY IMMIGRATION UNION.
T. J. Trask President
Valley Bank Treasurer
T. E. Farish . . . . Secretary
SECRET SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.
Arizona Chapter No. 1, R. A. M. Stated convocation on second Tues-
day each month. F. A. Shaw, H. P.; J. B. Creamer, Secretary.
Arizona Lodge No. 2, F. & A. M. Stated meetings on lirst Tuesday
each month. J. Y. T. Smith, W. M.; J. B. Creamer, Secretary.
Alsap Chapter No. 3, O. E. S. Stated meetings second and fourth
Wednesdays each month. Mrs. A. M. Morford, W. M.; J. Y. T. Smith,
Secretary.
A. O. U. W.
Endymion Legion No. 5, A. O. U. W. Meets second and fourth
Wednesday each month. Joseph Campbell, Commander, J. L. B. Alex-
ander, Secretary.
Phoenix Lodge No. 5, A. O. U. W.* Meets first and third Wednesday
of each month. I). H. Recarte, M. W.; Joseph Campbell, Recorder.
I. O. O. F.
Canton Arizona No. 1, Patriarchs Militant, I. O. O. F. Meets third
Tuesday evening each month. P. K. Hickey, Commandant ; D. A. Reed,
Clerk.
Floral Encampment No. 2, I. O. O. F. Meets second and fourth Tues-
day evenings each month. P. K. Hickey, C. P.; D. A. Reed, Scribe.
Phoenix Lodge No. 2, I. O. O. F, Meets every Saturday evening.
Robert Kern, N. G.; D. A. Reed, Secretary.
Arizona Degree Lodge No. 2, Daughters of Rebekah. Meets second
and fourth Thursday evenings each month. Mrs. A. Schwartz, N. G.;
C. S. Scott, Secretary.
DILLON & KENEALY, One Price Square Dealers.
AEIZONA
leal Estate and
(! W. BfGALLS & CO.
Opera House, - - Phoenix, Arizona.
Real Bsfeate Bug]?b and
Particular attention given to the sale of Country Property, including
Stock Ranges and lands suitable for colonization. Mines reported upon
and assessment work of non-residents attended to. Catalogues of prop-
erties furnished on application. Abstracts furnished and loans nego-
tiated. Largest collection of Pre-historic Indian Curiosities and many
specimens of Arizona mineral and other productions, on exhibition at our
office, which strangers are invited to examine.
Directly North of Phoenix, On Arizona Canal.
Orange Trees and Apricots a Specialty.
ORCHARDS and VINEYARDS
Planted toy Contract or Ottoerwise.
Mr. TURNER is an experienced nurseryman and orchardist, and
only reliable trees are sent out. Also a large stock of PALMS,
PEPPERS, TEXAS UMBRELLA TREES, ASH and other orna-
mental trees and shrubs.
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I. 0. G. T.
Garden Valley Lodge No. 1, I. O. (1. T. Meets every Monday evening.
T. L. Schultz, C. T.; W. T. Woods, Jr., Secretary.
G. A. R.
John W. Owen Post No. 83, G. A. R. Meets in Masonic Hall on first
Wednesday of every month. J. B. Creamer, P. C.; Allen T. Bird, Adj.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Phoenix Lodge No. 2. Meets on the first and third Fridays of each
month in Pythian Hall. Webster Street, C. C.; J. A. Agard, K. of R.
O. C. F.
Phcenix Council No. 1. Meets first and third Thursdays of each month
at Pythian Hall. Mrs. E. A. Ingalls, C. C.; Withrop Sears, Secretary.
U. O. OF H.
Cactus Lodge No. 137. Meets second and fourth Fridays of each month.
J. E. W barton, President ; E. Irvine, Secretary.
PHCENIX TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, No. 237.
Meets first Sunday in each month. Curt. W. Miller, President; J. E
Bland, Secretary.
P. O. S. OF A.
Washington Camp No. 2. Meets every Thursday night in Masonic
Hall. Robert Kern, President ; L. H. Chalmers, Secretary.
DILLON & KENEALY, Sole Agents for Jas. Mean's S3 Shoes.
BOB KERN,
Proprietor
Enlarged and Improved.
New Furniture for the Year 1888
I shall pay special attention to the Dining Room,
and all guests may depend on satisfactory attention,
and a CUISINE that will embrace all delicacies obtain-
able.
NEATNESS,
PROMPTNESS,
ATTENTION.
Washington Street,
CLASSIFIED
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
CITY OF PHCENIX.
Accountants
Hickey, P K
Reed, D A
Neustadter, I
Moore, Chas H
Amusements Places of
Patton Opera House
Garden City Theatre
Roller Skating Rink
Apothecaries (see Druggists)
Architects
Creighton, J M
McGinnis, W A
Petit, A P
Artists' Materials
Catton Brothers
Woods, W T, Jr
Attorneys at Law
Alexander, H N
Baker & Campbell
Chalmers, L H
Churchill, Clark
Cox, Frank I
Cox, Ivy H
Crenshaw, J W
Edwards, E J
Ford, J B [rich
Goodrich, Smith, Street & Good-
Hancock, Wm A
Lemon & McCabe
Lighthizer, H B
Millay & Hine
Perley, Peleg S
Pinney, D H
Porter & Baxter
Wallace, D H
Auctioneers
Blankenship, J W
Mauk, G W
Bakeries
French Bakery
Phoenix Bakery
Vienna Bakery
Banks
Hartford Banking Co
National Bank of Arizona
Valley Bank, The
Barbers
Cota, Francisco
Lohman, E
Luhrs, J C H
McMurray, H E
Shumaker, H
Romero, Lazaro
Baths
Lohman, E
Shumaker, H
Swimming Bath
Bill Posters
Levins, Wm H
Mills, J H
Billiard Saloons
Commercial Hotel
Ceschetti & Bersanti
Luke & Johnson
Blacksmiths
Blake, W H
Burger, Jno H
Carrier, W J & Co
DILLON & KENEALY, Emporium for FINE SHOES,
L. H. GOODRICH,
IR/IESIIDEIfcTT IDIElsrTIST,
OFFICE :
Center Street, Opposite Goldman's, PHCENIX. ARIZONA.
L. H. CHALMERS,
Attorney-at-Law,
Rooms 7 and 9, Thibodo Building, PHCENIX, ARIZONA.
Pioneer Wine Vaults
AND
SAMPLE ROOMS.
The Only Reliable House at which to get Pure Wines and
Liquors for Family and Medicinal Purposes.
PORTER BUILDING,
Center and Washington Sts.. PHCENIX. ARIZONA.
J. M. MONTANO, - - Proprietor.
OTIS ANDREWS & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail
G
Packing and Shipping Salt River Valley Fruits and
Produce A SPECIALTY.
KEEN GROCERIES, TOBACCO, FISH, GAME, ETC.
0- K. FRUIT STORE,
STREET, F'noenix, Arizona.
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PHCENIX BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Gardiner, J J & Co
Hulbert, W P
Nichols & Murray
McCarthy, James H
Orozco & Vasquez
Boarding: Houses
Harriman, Mrs J
Knapp, Mrs C H
Philes, Mrs C E
Whitesides, Mrs R
Booksellers (see News Depots)
Bowling Alleys
Brix, Peter
Breweries
Arcade Brewery
Brick Manufacturers
Foushee, A S
Cox, M B
Marsh, J H A
Builders (see Carpenters and Builders)
Butchers
Amando, Manuel
Balsz & Co
Johnson, W M
Kelly & Marlow
Murray, D L & Co
Canal Companies
Arizona Canal Co
Buckeye Canal Co
Grand Canal Co
Highland Canal Co
Maricopa Canal Co
Salt River Valley Canal Co
Candy Manufacturers
Thomas, E W
Carriage and Wagon Makers
Moss, F B
McDonald, A
Nichols & Murray
Carriage and Wagon
Repositories
Kemp, H E & Co
Goldman & Co
Carpenters and Builders
Bond & Hayden
Bury, C H
Byers, J S & Son
Creighton, J M
Gardiner, J J & Co
Harriman, J
Hershey, E S
Mills, C W
Patton, S E
Schriver, J M
Bridgeman, E E
Duhring, C
Collier, W C
Thomas, J H
Chinese Stores
See Yuen
Sam Wo Chung
Woh Lung & Co
Lem Quee
Hang Hong
Cigars and Tobacco
Hardy, Alex
Price, Geo
Seelig, T H
Civil Engineers
Barry, A
Breakenridge, Wm M
Davidson, S A
Hine, T W
Patrick, H R
Trott, F P
Clergymen
Cooper, E K (Baptist)
Fulton, S D (Presbyterian)
Jouvencean, F (Catholic)
McMullen, Thos H (Christian)
Norton, N F (ME)
Pearson, R W (Episcopalian)
Wright, C C (ME South)
Clothing(see Dry Goods)
Commission Merchants
Reynolds, J S
Commissioners of Deeds
Farish, T E
DILLON & KENEALY, Ladies' Fine French Shoes at $3.50.
HENRY E. KEMP & CO
PHCENIX, ARIZONA,
Agricultural Implements
BY THE CARLOAD.
AGENTS FOR
Columbus Buggies,
Bain Farm Wagons,
Racine Wagons and Carriages,
John Deere Plows,
Acme Harrows and
MeCormiek Mowers.
WE HAVE PURCHASED THE STOCK OF THE
CO.
And are Making Large Additions.
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PHCENIX BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Contractors
Foushee, A S
Harmsen, B
Myers, L W
(See also Carpenters and Builders)
(Copyists
Barbey, L E
Morris, C H
Neustadter, I
Dentists
Goodrich, L H
Happy Hour Dental Co
Small; K W
Draymen
Bewley, D S
Burnett, James K
Cable, W S
Coyle, P H
Green, Martin
McKean, F J
Dressmakers
Blythe, Mrs E A
Glassford, Miss M
Drug-gists
Eschman, C L & Co
Thibodo, O J
Dry Goods
Dillon & Kenealy
Ellis & Brown
Goldman & Co
Jacobs, M & Co
Winters, E H & Co
Employment Offices
Gallardo, Antonio G
Express
Wells, Fargo & Co
Fish Markets
Andrews & Hattox
Flour Mills
Smith, J Y T
Fruit Dealers
Andrews, Otis & Co
Dorris, R B
Donofrio, C
Micca, G
Steinegger, Alex
Thomas, E W
(See. also Grocers)
Furnishing 1 Goods
Asher, A
Loring, Geo E
(See also Dry Goods)
Furniture
Schoenfeld & Heyman
Wohler, H & Co*
Gas and Electric Light Co's
Phoenix Electric Light Co
Phoenix Illuminating Gas and
Electric Light Co
Grocers
Farley & Grant
Goldberg, H
Goldman & Co
Jacobs, M & Co
Jeffries, L H
McNulty, W F
Sweeney & Recarte
Tauton v & Kellner
Trask & Kays
Whepley, W L
Gunsmiths
Spangenberg, G F
Hackmen
Marshall, Alex
Hardware
Coon, Burtis & Coon
Goldman & Co
Kemp, Henry E & Co
Long, J B
Fowler, C D
Pesqueira, E
Harness and Saddlery
Andre, Robt G
Tulburt, H L
DILLOM & KENEALY, Leaders in CLOTHING.
ICE FACTORY.
S. D. LOUNT, Proprietor.
COR. FINAL & WASHINGTON STS.,
PHCENIX, ARIZONA.
MARECOPA
oan and trust
MONEY LOANED
On Real and Personal Security, long or short time,
as desired.
Correspondents and Eastern Agents : Northern Banking Co,, Portland, Me,
JOSEPH W. SPAULDING, President, Portland, Me.
JERRY MISLAY, General Manager, Phoenix, Arizona.
MILFORD E. SPAULDING, Cashier, - Phcenix, Arizona.
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PHOSNIX BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Hatters
Loring, Geo E
(See also Dry Goods)
Horse Slioers (see Blacksmiths)
Hospitals
Maricopa Co Hospital
Terr Asylum for the Insane
Hotels ami Lodging 1 Houses
Brown House
Commercial Hotel
Lemon Hotel
Phoenix Hotel
Gregory House
Gilbert Lodging House
Harriman Lodging House
Ice Factories
Lount, S D & Son
Minor, P
Insurance Agents
Bennitt, E J
Hickey Bros
Fickas & Farish
Finch, J H
Kales, M W
Interpreters
Barbey, L E (French)
Holland, Jos (Chinese)
Gallardo, A G (Spanish)
Righetti, J P (Italian) [copa
Morgan, Henry (Pima and Mari-
Japanese Bazaars
Lem Que
Hang Hong
Jewelers
Curry, W J
Humphrey, R J
Joyeau, Victor
Nilson, P F
Laundries
Phoenix Steam Laundry
Laundries Chinese
Wing Lee
Wan Sing
Quong Lee
Gee Hop
Sing Lee
Sam Wing
Chung Hing
Fang Sang
Wing Hi
Quong Woh
Lawyers (see Attorneys at Law)
Libraries
Phcenix Library Association
W C T U Library
Liquor Dealers, Wholesale
Goldman & Co
R Ruben, Son & Co
Ganz, E
Montano, J M
Liquor Dealers, Retail
Barnard, Geo W
Brix, Peter
Ceschetti & Bersanti
Daneri, Estefano
Ganz, E
Jensen, J H W
Kern, Robt
Loosley, J R
Luke & Johnson
Luke, John
Montano, J M
McNamara J M
Martini, J
Pimm & Butler
Pawley, James
Righetti, James
Sanders, M M
Short, O A
Thalheimer, J
Livery Stables
Herrick & Luhrs
Fuqua, Frank
Grant, J L
Gibson, J M
McCann, W S
Ward, J L & Sons
Locksmiths
Byers, J S
Spangenberg, G F
DULL ON & KENEALY, Leaders in Hats.
PHCENIX BAKERY,
Confectionery and lee Cream
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| PARLORS,
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MANUFACTURERS OF
Candies and all Muds of Confectionery,
CARRY A FULL LINE OF
NUTS, FRESH FRUITS, BREAD, ROLLS, BUNS,
All hinds of Pies, which are baked and
delivered free, daily, to all
parts of the City.
WE ALSO CARRY THE
Choicest Brands of Cigars, Smoking & Chewing Tobacco.
PORTER BUILDING, PHCENIX, ARIZONA.
LEWIS & HERLICK, Proprietors.
E. PESQUEIRA,
DEALER IN
STOVES, TINWARE, GRANITE
And Agate Ironware, Etc., Etc.
Roofing and Gas Fitting receives our special and careful attention.
Driven Wells a Specialty,
East Side of Capital Plaza, - Phoenix, Arizona.
I
AND DEALER IN
FRESH FRUITS, NUTS, CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
ICE CREAM, SODA WATER & FRESH OYSTERS
IN THEIR. SEASON.
Washington Street, opposite City Hall,
PHCENIX, ARIZONA.
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PHOENIX BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Lumber Yards
Notaries Public
Blinn, L W & Co
Baxter, Frank
Gregory, J M
Cox, Frank
Ryder, H W
Chalmers, L H
Fickas, B A
Lunch Counters
Fowler, L
Butler, Ben
Franklin, A M
Schlessinger, S V
Fulwiler, W D
Gallardo, A G
Meat Markets (see Butchers)
Hickev, Jno J
Miscellaneous Corporations
(Not otherwise classified)
Arizona Improvement Co
Phoenix Street Railway Co
Phoenix City Water Works Co
Maricopa Co Immigration Union
Hoadfev, Geo W
Hickev^ P K
Hirschield, G H
Hancock, Wm A
Ingalls, G W
Martin, Geo T
Pf>rlp\7 P <3
Maricopa Loan & Trust Co
Arizona Indust'l Exposit'n Assc'n
Maricopa Brownstone Quarry Co
Maricopa Vineyard Co
Valley Abstract Co
i enev, i io
Reed," D A
Utley, A A
Walker, J W
Wallace, D H
Milk Dealers
Nurseries
Hurley, C C
Kellogg, Wm
Montgomery, J B
Garden City Nursery,
Devereux, F B, prop
Phoenix Nursery,
Farrington, R E, prop
Milliners
Paradise Nursery, Turner, D, prop
Blythe, Mrs E A
Collier's Nursery,Collier, W C, agt
Curtis, Mrs N J
Oyster Saloons
Mineral Water
Thomas, E W
Josselyn & Smyley
Steinegger, A
Mining- Companies
Painters
Phoenix Mining Co
Fritz, the Painter
Union Mining Co [M & M Co
Rixen, Henry
Trinidad and Castle Creek
Sears, Winthrop
Clarence Ruby Gold M & M Co
White, Jno Q
Music Teachers
Photographers
Shook, Prof L B
Catton, C W
Schulenburg, Prof Ad
Rothrock, G H
News Depots
Physicians
Catton Bros
Pourquie, L
Woods, W T, Jr
Hong Kong, ( Chinese )
Hughes & McGlasson
Newspapers
Ingalls, Mrs E A
Arizona Gazette (daily & weekly)
Lightburne, R E
Arizonan, The (daily & weekly)
McDougall, E
Phoenix Herald (daily & weekly)
Osborne, R T
Phoenix Weekly Advance Rosson, R L
DILLON & KENEALY, Leaders in DRY GOODS.
L. W. BLINN
L. W. BLINN, General Manager,
SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE, -
- Tombstone, Arizona.
4 California Street.
* -LUMBER-*-
Fancy and Plain Doors,
Sash, Blinds,
Lime, Hair,
Cement, Plaster,
Laths,
Wood Ornaments,
And Gut and Embossed Fancy Glass.
OKKICE,
Cor, Montezuma and Adams Sts.
Yards, on Tonto St.,
NEAR M, & P, R, R, DEPOT.
PHCENIX BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Stern, L
Thibodo, O J
Wharton, J E
Mahoney, O L
Mahoney, Mrs Virginia
Piano Dealers
Kedeuil, A
Shook, L B
Planing Mills
Gardiner, J J & Co
Plasterers
Atkinson, J P
Harmsen, B
Evans, Henry
Printing Offices (see Newspapers)
Produce and Vegetables
C See Grocers.)
Railroads
Maricopa & Phoenix R E
Phoenix Street Railway Co
K. B. Ticket Brokers
Goldberg, Aaron
Price, George
Seelig, T H
Real Estate Dealers
Arizona Land & Reclamation Co
Bird, Allen T
Collins, M E
Evans, J W
Fowler Bros
Franklin & Thomas
Hickey Bros
Hancock, Win A
Holmes & Hewins
Irvine, E
Jackman, S H
Johnstone, C W
Logan & Allen
Perkins & Walker
Phoenix Land Investment Co
Porter & Baxter
Real Estate & Mining Exchange
Symonds & Bird
Wallace, D H
Schultz & Franklin
Restaurants
Boss Restaurant
Cabinet Restaurant
Garden City Restaurant
Grand Central Restaurant
Chung Ty Restaurant
Star Restaurant
French Restaurant
Capitol Restaurant
Second-hand Store
Dorris Bros
Sewing Machine Agencies
Dillard, P F
Lewis, Q A
Shoemakers
Moreno, A
Pfeiffer, Geo A
Sanchez, A
Stables (see Livery Stables)
Stage Lines
Arizona Stage Co
Tempe & McDowell Stage Line
Stationers (see News Depots)
Steamship Agencies
Meyer, A Leonard
Stenographers
Pinney, W L
Rosenberg, G A
Stoves aiul Tinware (see Hardware)
Surveyors (see Ciml Engineers)
Tailors
Eisenbardt, F
Landgraf, Geo
Martinez, Victoriano
Merchant Tailor Agency,
H S Bridge & Co
Teachers Public and Private
Schools
Baker, Miss M
Bury, Mrs C H
Davis, Mrs W A
Dalton, ProfT A
Dole, Miss Julia
DILLON & KENEALY, Leaders in Boots & Shoes.
Washington Street, near Hartford Bank, - Pho3iiix, Arizona,
WHOLESALE DEALER AND JOBBER IN
SMOKERS' ARTICLES.
Anthoney & Kulin's Brewery
ST. LOUIS, MO.
HUGHES & McGLASSON.
H. A. HUGHES, M. D. Surgeon and Oculist.
T. D. McGLASSON, M. D. - Diseases of the Nasal Passages and Chest a Specialty.
Office at Gregory House f Pluvnix, Arizona.
Mrs. E. A. INGALLS, M. D.
Obstetrics and Diseases of the Womb
PHCENIX, ARIZONA.
PHOENIX NUESEEIES,
R. E. FARRINGTON, Proprietor.
ALL KINDS OF
i! and Ornamental
ROSES, SHRUBS, ETC.
CATALOGUE MAILED FREE ON APPLICATION.
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PHfENIX BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Fulton, Mrs A A
Fry, Miss Lillian
Kelly, Miss Ada
Kelly, Miss Addie
Lynch, Miss M
McDermott, Miss Letitia
Sweeney, Mrs J J
Warren, Miss Edna V
Telegraph Companies
U S Military Tel
Arizona Telegraph Co
Tobacconists (see Cigars and Tobacco)
Undertakers
Bacon, J A
Gregory, J M
' Ryder, H W
Wohler, H & Co
Veterinary Surgeons
Chandler, A J
Keefer, Geo H
Watchmakers (see Jewelers]
SOUTHERN PACIFIC Co.
(PACIFIC SYSTEM.)
TICKET RATES BE
AKD STATIONS NAMED BELOW.
Children under twelve years of age, half Fare. Children under five
years of age, free.
To obtain Rates from Phoenix, add $3.00 to Rates from Maricopa.
Stations. Unlimited 1st Class.
San Franeueo 33 85
Oakland, 16th St ..33 80
West Berkeley 33 85
Stege 33 85
San Pablo 33
Sobrante 33
Pinole 33
Vallejo Junction . . . 33
Port Costa 33
Martinez . . . 33
Stations.
Unlimited 1st Class. 2d Class
Avon 33 60 25 00
Cornwall 33 30 25 00
Los Medanos 33 20 25 00
Antioch 33 15 25 00
Brentwood 32 90 25 00
Byron 32 75 25 00
Bethany 32 45 25 00
Tracy 32 25 25 00
Banta '....32 15 25 00
Lathrop 31 85 25 00
DILLON & KENEALY, One Price Square Dealers.
FRANK COX,
Special attention given to collections. District Attorney for Maricopa County.
A. C. BAKER. JOE CAMPBELL.
BAKER c3c CAMPBELL,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
Rooms 1 and 2, Thibodo Building, Phoenix, Arizona.
STEAM FLOUR MILLS
AND FAMILY GROCERY STORE,
Cor. Montezuma and Jefferson Sts., - Phoenix, Arizona.
JOHN Y. T. SMITH, Proprietor.
F. O. Box 7Q.
H. L. TTJLBTJRT,
DEALER IN AND MANUFACTURER OF
SADDLES, HARNESS,
AND
Horse Furnishing Goods of all Descriptions.
CARRIAGE TRIMMING AND REPAIRING
NEATLY DONE AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
SHOP, WASHINGTON STREET, NEAR HARTFORD BANK,
PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
Have served apprenticeship in all lines of my business and have worked
in over twenty States and Territories. I am thoroughly posted in all
t styles of Stock Saddles and Light and Heavy Harness. All my work
is hand-made, and
THE BEST OF LEATHER USED.
30
PHCENIX BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
.Stations.
Ripon
Unlimited 1st Class.
31 55
2d Class.
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
27 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 40
25 65
26 25
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
Stations. Unlimited
SaugilS
1st Class. 2d Class.
19 80
20 50
20 80
21 05
21 15
21 30
21 85
22 05
22 15
19 80
19 75
19 45
19 15
19 10
19 00
18 85
19 15
19 20
19 35
18 85
19 00
19 15
19 15
19 30
19 35
19 45
18 85
19 00
19 20
19 35
19 65
19 80
19 85
18 85
18 65
18 60
18 55
18 50
18 45
18 25
17 95
17 85
17 65
17 55
17 10
17 00
16 90
Salida .
31 45
Fillmore . . .
Alodesto
.31 25
Santa Paula
Ceres
31 15
Saticoy
Turlock . .
30 85
Conejo
Delhi .
. 30 70
San Buenaventura .
Carpinteria
Livingston
Atwater . .
30 55
30 35
Monticeto
Alerced
30 15
Santa Barbara . . . .
Saugus
Athlone . .
29 85
Minturn . .
29 65
Newhall
Berenda .
29 35
Fernando
Raymond -
.31 35
Burbank
Berenda . .
29 35
Sepulveda
Madera . .
29 15
Tropico
Borden
.29 05
Los Angeles
Sycamore
28 80
Ballona
Fresno . . .
. . ..28 50
The Palms
Malaera
. ..28 35
Santa Monica .
Fowler . . . .
28 20
Los Angeles
Selma . . . .
28 05
Florence
Kingsburg
Traver . . . .
. . .27 90
Lynwood
27 70
Compton
Cerritos
Goshen . .
27 50
Hanford
. .27 85
Wilmington
Lemoore .
28 10
San Pedro
Huron
28 75
Los Angeles. .
Goshen . . .
27 50
Florence
Downey
Tulare .
27 15
Tokay
.27 00
Norwalk .
Tipton
26 85
Anaheim
Pixley
. . 26 65
Orange
Alila
26 50
Santa Ana
Delano . . . .
26 25
Los Angeles
Sunnier .
25 25
Shorb
Pampa
.24 65
Alhambra .
Caliente . .
24 35
San Gabriel
Keene .
. . . .23 80
Savanna
Girard
23 60
jVlonte
Tehachapi
Cameron
23 35
Puente
23 00
Spadra
Mojave . . .
Lancaster
Alpine . .
22 55
21 55
Pomona . . . . .
Ontario
. . .21 10
Cucamonga
Southside .
Lane .
20 55
20 25
Colton
Mound City
Kent .
20 15
Brookside
DILLON & KENEALY, Sole Agents for Jas. Mean's $3 Shoes.
CAPITOL CIGAR STORE.
T. H. SEELIG,
DEALER IN FINE
IMPORTED & DOMESTIC CIGARS
SMOKERS' ARTICLES, CUTLERY, ETC,
RAILROAD TICKET BROKER.
Railroad Tickets Bought, Sold and Exchanged, Every Ticket Sold
by me is Guaranteed or the money returned.
GOOT>RICH BLOCK, PHCENIX, A. T.
FOWLER BROS.
l Estate,
FINE FRUIT LAPS A SPECIALTY.
We can furnish Alfalfa Lands and Pasturage
for Cattle.
Correspondence with Stock Men Solicited.
PROPRIETORS OF WEST FIELD FRUIT FARM.
Office, next door to Hartford Bank, Plio?nix, Arizona.
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PHOENIX BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Stations. Unlimited 1st Class. 2d Class.
ElCasco 16 65
San Gorgonio 16 40
Banning 16 20
Indio 14 05
Yuma 8 10
Gila City 7 40
Adonde ". 6 60
Tacna 6 10
Mohawk Summit ... 5 30
Texas Hill 4 95
Aztec 4 30
Stanwix 3 85
Sentinel 3 60
Painted Rock 2 90
Gila Bend 2 15
Bosque 1 65
1
20
75
25
50
05
55
00
70
Estrella
Montezuma .......
Heaton ..........
Sweet Water ......
Casa Grande ____ 1. 1
Toltec ............ 1
Picacho .......... 2
Red Rock ........ 2
Sandair .......... 3 20
Rillito ........... 3 50
Jaynes ........... 4 00
Tucson ........... 4 35
Wilmot .......... 4 65
Papago ........... 5 05
Pantano . . ........ 5 75
Mescal ........... 6 20
Benson ........... 6 65
Ochoa ........... 7
Dragoon Summit. . . 7
Cachise .......... 8
10
60
10
Willcox .......... 8 65
Bowie ............ 9 80
San Simon ........ 10 60
Steins Pass ........ 11 35
Lordsburg ........ 12 30
Lisbon ........... 12 85
Separ ............ 13 30
Deming .......... 15 30
El Paso.. ,.19 65
Stations. Unlimited 1st Class.
San Francisco 33 85
Oakland, Market St . 33 85
East Oakland 33 85
Fruit Vale 33 85
Melrose 33 85
San Leandro 33 85
Lorenzo 33 85
Haywards 33 85
Decoto 33 75
Niles 33 65
Irvington 33 75
Warm Springs .... 33 85
Milpitas 33 85
San Jose 33 85
Niles 33 65
Sunol '. 33 45
Pleasanton 33 30
Livermore 33 10
Altamont 32 80
Midway 32 55
Tracy 32 25
Lathrop 31 85
Stockton 32 20
Charleston . . . 32
Milton
45
33 40
80
Peters ............ 32
Farmington ....... 33 00
Oakdale .......... 33 55
Stockton .......... 32 20
Lodi ............. 32 65
Gait ............. 32 90
Carbondale ....... 33 75
lone ............. 34 00
Gait ............. 32 90
Elk Grove ........ 33 30
Florin ........... 33 55
Brighton ......... 33 65
Sacramento ....... 33 85
Antelope ......... 34 30
Junction ......... 34 40
Lincoln .......... 34 75
Sheridan ......... 34 95
Wheatland ....... 35 05
Yuba ............ 35 40
Marysville ........ 35 45
Gridley ....... ..35 95
Biggs ............ 36 05
2d Class.
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
2500
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 25
26 20
25 60
25 80
26 35
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 85
26 10
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 45
25 55
25 90
26 10
26 20
26 55
26 60
27 10
27 20
DILLON & KENEALY, Emporium of FINE SHOES.
H. W. ETDER,
PHCENIX AND TEMPE,
DEALER IN
-AND-
BUILDING MATERIAL,
Mouldings, Pickets,
Posts, Shingles,
Shakes, Lath,
Doors, Sash,
Blinds, Lime,
Hair, Plaster,
Cement.
9
AND
Builders' Hardware of every Description.
ALSO TERKA COTTA CHIMNEY PIPE.
HAY AND BARLEY.
Am always pleased to show people my stock, even if they do
not buy. Give us a call.
South Side of Plaza, opp. City Hall, j BRANCH YARD,
JEFFERSON STREET, ^ *'
PHCENIX, - - ARIZONA. TEMPE, - ARIZONA.
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PHCENIX BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Stations. Unlimited 1st Class.
Nelson 36 35
Durham 36 55
Chico 36 75
Nord 36 95
Vina 37 00
Tekama 37 00
Red Bluff . ; . 37 35
Cotton wood *. 37 85
Anderson 38 05
Redding ' 38 40
Middle Creek 38 55
Kennet 39 10
Elraore 39 45
Smithson 39 75
Delta 39 95
Gibson 40 25
Castle Creek 40 70
Lower Soda Springs . 40 80
Dunsmuir 41 00
Upper Soda Springs . 41 00
McCloud 41 45
Sisson. . . . 41 55
Edgewood 42 25
Montague 43 10
Snowdon . .43 35
Hornbrook 43 80
Coles 44 15
Junction 34 40
Rocklin . .. , . .34 55
Peuryn ...... ....34 70
Newcastle 34 80
Auburn 34 95
Clipper Gap ...... 35 30
Lander 35 75
Colfax 35 90
Cape Horn Mills. ..36 10
Gold Run 36 40
Dutch Flat 36 50
Shady Run 36 85
Blue Canon 37 10
Emigrant Gap ..... 37 35
Cisco 37 75
Tamarack . . . 37
Cascade .
95
.38 15
Summit 38 45
Truckee 39 15
Boca . . . 39 55
2d Class.
27 50
27 70
27 90 ]
28 10
28 35
28 35 I
28 70 !
29 20
29 40 I
29 75
29 90
30 45
30 80
31 10
31 30
31 60
32 05
32 15
32 35
32 35
32 80
32 90
33 60
34 45
34 70
35 15
35 50
25 55
25 70
25 85
25 95
26 10
26 45
26 90
27 05
27 25
27 55
27 65
28 00
28 25
28 50
28 90
29 10
29 30
29 60
30 30
30 70
Stations. Unlimited 1st Class. 2d Class.
Reno . .. 40 90 32 05
Wadsworth . 42 60 33 75
Oreana 46 30 37 45
Humboldt 47 40 38 55
Winnemucca 49 40 40 55
Golconda 50 20 41 35
Battle Mountain ... 52 40 43 55
Beowawe 54 05 45 20
Palisade 54 95 46 10
Carlin 55 40 46 55
Moleen ..56 00 47 10
Elko 56 55 47 10
Halleck 57 75 47 10
Wells 59 40 47- 10
Independence .... .60 15 47 10
Toano . , 61 20 47 10
Montello .62 00 47 10
Tecoma 62 50 47 10
Terrace 64 15 47 10
Kelton 65 75 47 10
Promontory 66 85 47 10
Corinue 66 85 47 1
Brigham 66 85 47 10
Bormeville 66 85 47 10
Ogden .66 85 47 10
South Vallejo 34 00 25 15
Napa Junction 34 25 25 40
Cordelia 34 45 25 60
Napa Junction 34 25 25 40
Napa 34 50 25 65
Yountville 34 75 25 90
Oakville 34 85 26 00
Rutherford ....... 34 90 26 05
St. Helena 35 05 26 20
Calistoga 35 30 26 45
Port Costa 33 85 25 00
Btnicia . ..33 95 25 10
DILLON & KENEALY, Ladies' Fine French Shoes at $3.50.
BLACK CANON ROAD, ONE-HALF MILE NORTH OF PHCENIX.
~
Orange, Fig, Olive, Peach, Apricot, }4sh, Umbrella,
Pepper and Catalpa Trees.
FAN PALMS.
Water Shares in Grand Canal for Rent.
Address, F. B. DEVEREUX, Phoenix, Arizona,
F. Balsz & Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BUTCHERS,
Montezuma Street, west of Plaza,
PHCENIX, ARIZONA.
Buy the Choicest Reef, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Sausage, etc.
Everything in the line is First-class and Fresh.
ARCSDG
AND
N. E. COR. WASHINGTON AND MARICOPA STS.
PHCENIX, ARIZONA.
SIRED BY THE
GREAT ALMONT,
Will Make the Season at $3O.
Two or more Mares owned by one
person $25 each.
Jan'ry 1st to August 1st.
mil Pedigree Kurnished on application.
J. T. SIMMS, PHCENIX, ARIZONA.
PHCENIX BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY,
THROUGH RATES OF FARE.
(SUBJECT TO CHANGE.)
To obtain rates from Phoenix, add $3.00 to rates from Maricopa.
_., , f . Unlimited. Limited.
From Maricopa. lgt c , ass 2d Clags
45 $59 00
90 60 00
20 46 70
63 50
56 95
Baltimore, Md $81
Binghampton, N. Y . 79
Birmingham, Ala. . . 63
Boston, Mass 85 85
Buffalo, N. Y 75 20
Burlington, la 61 85
Cairo, 111 57 20
Chattanooga, Tenn..64 30
Chicago, 111 66 05
Cincinnati, Ohio. . ..69 80
Cleveland, Ohio.... 72 30
Columbus, Ohio 71 30
Council Bluffs, la... 59 65
Dayton, Ohio 70 30
Denver, Col 45 65
Detroit, Mich 73 80
Erie, Pa 73 50
Evansville, Ind....64 80
Fitchburg, Mass 89 60
Fort Wayne, Ind . . . 69 50
Fort Worth, Tex ... 38 10
Galveston, Tex 46 00
Harrisburg, Pa.... 82 20
Houston, Tex 45 15
Indianapolis, Ind ... 65 15
Kansas City, Mo... 54 90
London, Can 72 60
Louisville, Ky 66 00
Memphis, Tenn 54 75
42 50
49 00
50 50
54 45
52 65
39 75
50 50
30 00
53 35
55 85
46 70
63 75
50 50
35 00
35 90
59 00
35 00
35 00
56 75
49 25
42 50
From Maricopa.
Unlimited. Limited.
1st Class. 2d Class.
Milwaukee, Wis. . .$65 00 $48 50
Montreal, Can 84 35 62 50
Nashville, Tenn.... 61 75 46 70
New Orleans, La. . .57 10 42 50
New York, N. Y ... 84 45 61 50
Omaha, Neb 59 70 39 75
Pacific Junction, la. 59 70 39 75
Philadelphia, Pa. ..84 15 60 00
Pittsburg, Pa 74 75 55 50
Portland, Me 89 35 66 50
Quebec, Can 86 20 63 85
Quincy, 111 59 70
Richmond, Va 86 50 61 60
Rochester, N. Y .... 76 60 58 30
Rock Island, 111.... 62 95
Salamanca, N. Y. . .76 15 56 90
Sandusky, Ohio. . . .73 30 53 00
Springfield, 111 61 45 46 95
Springfield, Mass... 84 15 62 50
Springfield, Ohio. . .71 30 51 20
St. Louis, Mo 59 45
St. Joseph, Mo 55 75 37 05
St. Paul, Minn 69 95 45 00
Syracuse, N. Y 78 20 59 90
Toledo, Ohio 71 30 52 20
Washington, D. C. .81 45 59 00
Wheeling, W. Va..73 00 55 75
Youngstown, Ohio.. 75 20 56 25
Zanesville, Ohio. . . .71 85 53 40
Above rates apply via direct routes only.
Ask agents for rates to other and intermediate destinations.
Children under twelve (12) years of age, half fare.
Children under five (5) years of age, free.
150 Ibs. free baggage will be allowed per each whole ticket.
DILLON & KENEALY, Leaders in CLOTHING.
TRASK & KAYS,
Make a Specialty of First-class Family
I
I
LAMPS AND GLASSWARE.
Highest market price paid for Country Produce
of all kinds.
One Door above the Post-office, Phcenix.
Also Breeders and Dealers in GALLOWAY CATTLE. Ranch, four
miles Northwest of Phoenix.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
PHCEfflX NEWS DEPOT,
W. T. WOODS, Jr., - PROPRIETOR,
(Successor to E. G. Wheeler & Co.)
DEALER IN
'ftlanlr VnnlrQ
, iJldili DUUJLo,
,
Magazines, Notions, Picture Frames,
ARTISTS' MATERIALS,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, CIGARETTES, ETC.
Receives Subscriptions for all Eastern and Western Papers.
Also receives orders for
ROTHROCK'S VIEWS OF ARIZONA.
38 PHCENIX BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WELLS, FARGO & CO
TS A NKTNfl.
Capital, $6,250,000.
JNO. J. VALENTINE , General Manager, San Francisco
E. M. COOPER .... General Sup't, Western Department, San Francisco
L. F. ROWELL ... Sup't, Southwestern Division, San Francisco
A. LEONARD MEYER, Agent, Phmox, Arizona.
(Over 1,900 Agencies throughout the United
States and Mexico.)
The business of Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, is to forward, by rapid
conveyance,
Merchandise, Packages,
Parcels, Jev^elry,
Gold, Silver,
Bank: Notes, Bonds,
Valuable Papers, Etc.,
and to deliver the same promptly ; to make collections, with or without
goods ; to fill orders, attend to commissions and to carry and deliver
letters.
The Company's lines extend throughout the Western States, from the
^ACIFIC ^CEAN TO ;pHICAQO, >T. |>OUI AND J^EW K^LE^N^,
where connections are made with responsible Express Companies for other
points in the United States and Canada, throughout the Republic of
Mexico, to Asiatic ports and to nearly all the principal Cities of Europe.
WHO IS
H. SHUMAKER ?
Replying to the Question you just asked,
we will quote from a local Newspaper.
"He has without doubt the neatest Barber Shop in this country; it is supplied with sixMonaicu
Chairs, made by E. Berminghaus, Cincinnati, Ohio. For beauty and comfort these chairs stand
without an equal. Grand in construction, stately in appearance, ornamental in design, fine in
finish, the leading chair of the nineteenth century. The mirror case standing in front of these
chairs is thirty feet long; all the woodwork is black walnut, carved, veneered and engraved. The
shelf is of pure Italian marble. The whole is fitted with French plate mirrors, 50 by 60 inches. A
large plate glass mirror is placed over the wash stand and a magnificent dressing case ornaments
one side of the room.
" The wash stand and bathrooms are supplied with hot and cold clear water. The barber shop
and bathrooms are illuminated by gas, giving the whole place a brilliant appearance, and, as we
said before, making without exception, the finest and most complete barber shop and bathrooms in
this country. Six men who thoroughly understand their business are continually employed to
attend to the wants of patrons. Mr. Shumaker is too well known among our people to need any
further mention; he is an old-time barber and an old Arizonian. Phoenix ought to be proud that
she possesses a man of his stability and enterprise."
ISAAC OROZCO. ADOLFO VASQUEZ.
Wagon-making and Repairing a Specialty.
All Kinds of Wagon and Iron Work Skillfully Executed.
OROZCO & VASQUEZ,
Cor. Cortez & Madison Sts., - PHCEKIX, ARIZONA.
40 PHCENIX BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
IELLS, FARGO &
MONEY ORDERS
ARE THE
Cheapest, Safest and Most Convenient Method
-OF-
TRANSMITTING MONEY,
ABSOLUTE SAFETY FROM THEFT OR Loss
is secured by this system, and the orders are safer for travelers and more
convenient than money.
No written application is required when purchasing these Orders,
A RECKIRT IS GIVKN
to the purchaser of these Money Orders. If an order should be lost, the
money will be refunded without unnecessary delay.
MERCHANTS, BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS,
INSURANCE COMPANIES, PUBLISHERS,
and all to whom money is remitted, will find the system greatly to their
convenience, if they will in their advertisements and otherwise, request
that funds be sent by Express Money Orders.
For $ 5 and under .... 5 Cents.
Over 5 to 10 8 "
10 to 20. . ..10
Over $20 to $30 12 Cents.
" 30 to 40 15 "
40 to 50. ..20 "
Larger sums in proportion.
LEMON HOTEL
LIVERY. FEED IJI SjiLE STHBLES,
J. L. CANT, Proprietor,
Jefferson Street, - - Back of Lemon Hotel,
PHCEIVIX,
Teams sent to any part of the Territory with or without drivers. No extra charge for
delivering rigs in town. DRUMMERS' PATRONAGE SOLICITED.
jncDoweii
STAGE LINE
POMEROY BROS., - - Proprietors.
Stages of the TEMPE & McDOWELL Stage Line leave
TEMPE daily, Sundays excepted, on arrival of
train from MARICOPA, for
MESA CITY, JONESYILLE f Fort McDOWELL
and Extras from MESA CITY to FLORENCE, FINAL and
SILVER KING, when called for.
LOW RA.TES and QUTOK TIME Guaranteed.
R. A. DAVIS, Agent at Tempe.
R T. OSBORNE, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
DISEASKS of the MIND and NECRVOUS SYSTEIS^I a Specialty.
DE FOREST PORTER. FRANK BAXTER, Notary Public.
PORTER & BAXTER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
WASHINGTON STREET, - - - PHCENIX, MARICOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA.
Land, and Mining Laws a Specialty.
42 PHCENIX BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PURCHASING
-AN]
COMMISSION DEPARTMENT.
TRADING, ETC,, BY EXPRESS,
The object of this Department is to give the public the use of the vast facilities
controlled by and within the reach of
Wells, Fargo & Co's Express,
for satisfying their most peculiar wants in the well-furnished markets of cities
and towns.
A Trial will convince any Person of its Great Advantages
over the old-fashioned and inconsiderate practice of imposing upon friends and
acquaintances, when traveling, all sorts of troublesome and unprofitable com-
missions, or intrusting them to unknown and irresponsible parties.
o Invasion of Local Mercantile Interests
is made or contemplated by it; for it is more particularly designed to meet
those cases of frequent occurrence when a particular article is wanted something
that cannot possibly be had in the home market. The truth of this assertion will
not be disputed if the expense of service and express charges, added to cost of
purchase, are taken into account. In its legitimate province, the PURCHASING
AND COMMISSION DEPARTMENT of this Company is not hurtful to any
business interest, and those who have tried it business firms and private families
understand well that it is
A GREAT PUBLIC CONVENIENCE,
and find many occasions to resort to it. Through their agents in every city,
village or railway station of any importance, and the thousands of employees,
scattered up and down the country within their own jurisdiction, and their
correspondents and
Business Connections in Large Cities, at Home and Abroad,
and with other Express Companies, they certainly have the appliances at
command for operating this peculiar branch of business in the most thorough
and satisfactory manner.
VARIETY STOCK FARM,
6 Miles West of Phoenix, on the Yuma Road.
Register, No. 1934.
Forrest Clay, the celebrated Ken-
tucky trotting horse, the only
standard bred Stallion in the Ter-
ritory, will make the season, begin-
ning MARCH ist and ending
JUNE ist, 1888, in PHCENIX the
first four days of each week, and
at VARIETY STOCK FARM the
last three days of each week .
TERMS $50.00 to insure. Se-
cured note taken, payable at end
of the season.
A few standard bred stallion
colts, from Forrest Clay, out of
imported mares from Gen. W. T.
Withers' Fairlawn Stock Farm, Lexington, Ky., for sale.
All mares b6ingbred to Forrest Clay will be given pasture free during season.
No. 65,285.
The thoroughbred Durham Bull,
from the Abe Reuick's Rose of Sharon
tribe, is at the Variety Stock Farm.
Service $10.00 per cow, a calf guaran-
teed. Thoroughbred and graded bull
calves for sale from this noted bull,
which was purchased from W. W.
Hamilton, of Lexington, Ky., and
imported by Geo. T. Beckers.
THOROUGHBRED
Registered Berkshire and Poland
Having purchased the entire band of thoroughbred Berkshire and Poland
China Hogs, imported by G. W. F. Johnson, for the Calistoga Stock Farm, I
will sell pigs in lots of three (one boar and two sows) for $25.00. The pedigree
of all thoroughbred stock guaranteed. For further particulars inquire of or
address,
GEO. T. BJECKEHS, Phcenix, A. T.
44 PHCENIX BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PlIRCHASING^COMMISSION DEPARTMENT.
TELEGRAPHIC ORDERS.
Special telegraphic orders through the Company's agents will always
receive prompt attention, the cost of telegram being prepaid by the party for
whom it is sent.
BAGGAGE CHECKS
May be sent to this Department. Care should be taken to keep a memoran-
dum of the numbers. They should be regularly way-billed, with charges prepaid.
PAWNBROKERS' TICKETS
Sent to redeem property, must be accompanied by the full amount due. Pawn-
brokers as a rule, will not forward pledges C. O. D.
SPECIAL COMMISSIONS.
In connection with the Purchasing and Commission Department, proper
attention will be given to the Recording of Deeds, and the Service of Legal
Papers in any county where the Company have an agency, and to business con-
nected with the various Departments at State and Territorial Capitals. The public
should bear this fact in mind.
The Funking and Commission Department
is under the supervision of Mr. Aaron Stein, an experienced and conscientious
gentleman, well and favorably known to the business community of San
Francisco, and to the Express fraternity throughout the entire country, who
will spare no pains to give prompt and entire satisfaction. All orders will be
filled and returned as soon as possible.
i ELLIS & BROWN,
(Successors to GUSS ELLIS A CO.)
Corner Washington and /(/fontezuma jStreets,
riX, A. T.
Leaders in Elegant! Stylish Goods.
DIRECT IMPORTERS IN
THE LATEST LIHE OF CLOTHING
From the BEST Manufacturers in the UNITED STATES.
ladies' and lents' furnishing loods,
Ladies' WRAPS and GARMENTS of all kinds.
The Mammoth Boot & Site Buns,
And every article appertaining to a first-class store.
GOODS DELIVERED in any part of the City FREE of CHARGE,
Orders from the Country solicited and satisfaction guaranteed
GOODS SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
46
PHCENIX BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
;
Express rates, per 100 lbs.,from
to ALL offices in
ARIZONA.
Ash Fork
Phcenix
$11 2
11 50
4 25
5 50
5 25
12 25
1 75
8 75
4 75
5 00
4 50 .
7 75
4 75
11 75
5 25
2 25
12 75
10 75
12 25
4 75
10 '50
1 00
12 25
5 25
3 75
10 75
8 50
17 75
11 25
6 00
3 00
50
3 50
6 25
3 25
5 00
11 50
12 25
10 25
4 75
Phcenix
$8 00
8 00
21 00
8 00
Alviso
$ 8 00
Amador
10 50
Anaheim. . . .
7 50
Antioch
7 50
Arcata
10 25
Bellemont
Arroyo Grande
13 25
Benson
Auburn ...
8 50
Bowie
Bakersfield
7 50
Calabasas
Banning
7 00
Cafion Diablo
Casa Grande
Barstow
8 50
Benicia
8 10
Clifton
Berenda
7 50
Berkeley
7 50
Crittenden
Bishop Creek
15 00
Dragoon
Bloomfield
. . . . 9 00
Duncan .
Blue Cafion ...
9 50
Fairbank
Bodega
9 10
Flagstaff . .
Bodie . .
17 00
Florence
Borden
7 50
Gila Bend..
Butte City
10 25
;dv ^ ^
Globe
Caliente
7 50
Hackberry
Calistoga
. ... 8 50
14 75
Holbrook .
Cambria ....
Huachuca
Camp Taylor
. . . . 8 25
Kingman
Castroville
8 26
IVtaricopa
Carlsbad
8 25
Navaio Springs
Cloverdale
8 50
Nogales .
Colfax .... ....
9 00
Pantano ... .....,:
Colton
7 00
Peach Springs
Colusa
9 10
Final ,
Concord
. ... 8 50
Prescott
Copperopolis
9 75
Prescott Junction
Cordelia . . ...
8 25
San Simon
Crescent City
10 50
Sentinel
Cucamonga
. 7 00
Tempe
Daggett .
8 50
Texas Hill
Davis\ r ille
8 10
Tombstone
Delano
7 50
Tucson ... . . -.
Delta
10 00
Willcox
Diamond Springs . . . .
9 50
AVilliams
Dixon
8 25
\Vinslow
Downey . .
. . 7 50
Yucca
Downieville
15 50
Yuma
Duncan Mills
8 90
Express rates, per 100 lbs.,from
to following offices in
CALIFORNIA.
Alameda
Dutch Flat
9 25
East Oakland
7 50
Elmira
8 25
Elsinore
8 00
Emigrant Gap
9 50
8 25
Alma
Eureka , . .
9 75
Alturas
Farmington
. . . . 8 00
Alvarado . . .
Felton
8 50
DILLON & KENEALY, Leaders in Hats.
Phoenix Daily Herald
PHOENIX, AKIZONA.
THE OLDEST,
THE LARGEST,
THE BEST,
THE ONLY
Paper in Central Arizona that
Takes the Associated Press Dispatches.
Larger Circulation than any other Paper in Arizona.
It is read by more people than any other publication distributed in Arizona,
and is therefore the
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Weekly, - $3. GO per year. \ Daily, $1O.OO per year.
Inquire for Advertising Rates to
N. A. MORFORD, Editor and Proprietor.
ESTABLISHED IN 1880. DAILY AND WEEKLY.
PHCENIX, ARIZONA.
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
Arizona Gazette Co,, Publishers, I C, W, Johnstone, Manager,
Phoenix, being situated in one of the finest agricultural and grazing valleys in the Territory,
is the only distributing point for supplies of all the mining country in Central and Northern
Arizona; and as THE GAZETTE is taken in almost every family, mining camp and hamlet in this
region, makes it one of the best advertising mediums in the Territory.
Daily, One Year, $10,00, Weekly, One Year, $2,50,
Advertising Rates given on Application,
48
PHCENIX BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ferndale $11 75
Firebaughs 11 00
Folsom 8 00
Fort Jones 14 00
Fowler 7 50
Freestone 8 75
French Gulch 11 50
Fresno 7 50
Fulton 8 25
Gait 7 50
Gilroy 8 00
Glen Ellen 8 40
Glenwood 8 25
Gold Run 9 25
Goshen 7 50
Grass Valley 9 50
Grayson 9 25
Gridley 8 50
Gualala 12 50
Guerneville 8 50
Hanford 7 50
Haywards 7 50
Healdsburg 8 50
Highland Springs 10 90
Hildreth 9 75
Hill's Ferry 9 25
Hollister 8 25
Howards 8 90
Hueneme 10 00
Huron 7 50
Independence 16 00
lone 8 00
Iowa Hill 10 75
Irvington 7 50
Jackson 10 50
Jamestown 12 25
Keeler 16 00
Kelseyville 11 25
Kernville 12 50
Kingsburg 7 50
Knight's Landing 8 40
Knoxville 11 50
Lakeport 11 25
Lamanda 7 50
Lancaster 7 50
La Porte 14 50
Lathrop 7 50
Lemoore 7 50
Lincoln 8 25
Livermore 7 50
Lodi 7 50
Lompoc 15 75
Lone Pine. . . 16 00
Los Alamos $13 75
Los Angeles 7 00
Los Banos 12 25
Los Gatos 8 00
Lower Lake 12 00
Madera 7 50
Madison 8 75
Mariposa 12 50
Martinez 7 50
Marysville 8 25
Mayfield 8 00
Mendocino 15 00
Menlo Park 8 00
Merced 7 50
Michigan Bar 9 50
Millbrae 8 00
Millville 11 00
Milpitas 7 50
Milton 8 00
Modesto 7 50
Mojave 7 50
Monterey 8 50
Mountain View 8 00
Napa 8 10
National City 8 25
Needles 9 75
Nevada 9 50
Newark 8 00
Newcastle 8 50
Newhall 7 50
Niles 7 50
Nord 9 00
Norwalk 7 50
Oakdale 8 00
Oakland 7 50
Oceanside 8 25
Olema 8 50
Ontario 7 00
Orange 7 50
Oroville 8 75
Pasadena 7 50
Paso Robles 9 25
Pescadero 11 25
Petaluma 8 00
Placerville 9 50
Pleasanton 7 50
Plymouth 10 50
Point Arenas 13 50
Pomona 7 00
Port Costa 7 50
Portersville 9 50
Quincy 14 75
Raymond 8 00
DILLON & KENEALY, Leaders in DRY GOODS.
A. BAEEY,
City Engineer and County Surveyor,
H. N. ALEXANDER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Irvine Building, Washington Street, - - PHCENIX, ARIZONA.
Collins' Addition
TO THE
OF
One-half mile east of Depot, with street railway in operation through Wash-
ington Street. Rapidly improving and advancing in value. A splendid chance for
investments. j w EVdAhHr8f Agent.
C. J~.
MAPS
Phoenix Weekly Advance.
ISAAC R. BIRT, Editor and Proprietor.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF MARICOPA COUNTY.
The Biggest Little Paper on the PACIFIC COAST.
THRIVES : - - $3.OO
4
50
PHCENIX BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Red Bluff $9 40
Bedding 9 50
Redwood City 8 00
Rio Vista 8 25
Riverside 725
Rocklin 8 25
Rohnerville 11 75
Sacramento 7 50
St. Helena 8 50
Salinas 8 50
San Andreas 10 00
San Anselmo 8 10
San Ardo 9 00
San Bernardino 7 25
San Buenaventura 9 00
San Diego 8 25
San Fernando 7 50
San Francisco 7 50
San Gabriel 7 00
San Gorgoni . . . . 11 00
San Jose 7 50
San Juan 9 25
San Leandro 7 50
San Luis Obispo 12 75
San Mateo 8 00
San Miguel 9 00
San Pablo 7 50
San Pedro 7 50
San Quentin 8 00
San Rafael 8 00
Santa Ana 7 50
Santa Barbara 9 50
Santa Clara 8 00
Santa Cruz 8 25
Santa Maria 13 50
Santa Monica 7 50
Santa Paula 8 50
Santa Rosa 8 25
Saucelito / 8 00
Selma 7 50
Shasta 10 25
Sierra City 17 00
Smartsville 10 00
Soledad 8 75
Sonoma 8 25
Sonora 12 25
Soquel 8 25
Spadia 7 00
Spanishtown 10 00
Stockton 7 50
Strawberry Valley 12 75
Suisun 8 10
Sumner . . 7 50
Susanville $14
Sutter Creek 10
Sweetland 11
Tahoe.. 11
Tehachapi .
Tehama . . .
Teinecula .
Templeton
Tipton
Tomales . .
Yolo
50
50
50
50
50
25
75
25
50
8 50
Tres Pinos 8 50
Truckee ................... 10
Tulare .................... 7
25
50
Ukiah ..................... 12 00
Upper Lake ................ 11 75
Vacaville .................. 8 75
Vallejo ..................... 8 00
Vina ...................... 910
Visalia .................... 8 00
Watsonville ................ 8 25
Weaverville ................ 13 50
West Berkeley .............. 7 50
West Oakland .............. 7 50
Westport ................... 16 50
Wheatland ............ ____ 8 25
Williams ................... 8 75
Willows ......... .......... 8 75
Wilmington ................. 7 50
Windsor ................... 825
Winters .................... 8 75
Woodland .................. 8
25
8 50
00
Yosemite .................. 16
Yountville ................. 8 25
Yreka .................... 12 50
Express rates, per 100 Ibs., from Phoenix
to following offices in
COLORADO.
Denver .................... $13 50
Fort Morgan ............... 14 80
Las Animas ................ 13 00
La Junta .................. 13 00
Longmont ................. 14 25
Pueblo ....... ............. 12 50
Trinidad ................... 12 50
Express rates, per 100 Ibs. , from Phoenix
to following offices in
DAKOTA.
Bismarck .................. $23 50
Colfax.. . 19 90
DILLON & KENEALY, Leaders in Boots and Shoes.
I
HOTEL,
HERRICK & LUHRS, Proprietors.
Leading Business and Family Hotel
ITV
Containing 100 Rooms. Business Center of City.
Cor. Jefferson a
Phoenix, = = <
- - Arizona
52
PHCENIX BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Deadwood $24 00
Elk Point 16 30
Fargo 19 65
Jamestown 23 50
Montpelier 23 50
Northwood 20 50
Ordway 18 40
Kapfd Gity 20 50
Salein ... 1 20 65
Sterling 23 50
Vermillion 16 40
Watertown 18 40
Yankton 16 50
Express rates, per 100 lbs.,from PJicenix
to following offices in
IDAHO.
Albion $17 25
Bellevue 17 25
Blackfoot 15 50
Boise City 18 25
Caldwell 16 75
Challis 23 50
Eagle Rock 15 75
Franklin 14 25
Hailey 17 50
Ketchum 17 75
Lewiston 20 00
Moscow 17 25
Pocatillo 15 25
Soda Springs 15 50
Weiser 16 00
Express rates, per 100 lbs.,from Phoenix
to following offices in
KANSAS.
Arkansas City $13 50
Atchison ". 13 50
Burlingame 13 50
Caldwell 13 50
Carbondale 13 50
Chanute 14 50
Cherryvale 14 50
Coffeyville 14 75
Concordia 14 75
Dodge City 13 25
El Dorado". 13 50
Emporia 13 50
Eureka 13 50
Fredona 14 75
Garden City 13 25
Great Bend $13 25
Halstead 13 50
Independence 14 50
lola 14 50
Lawrence 13 50
Leavenworth 13 50
Manhattan 1 3 50
McPherson 13 50
Newton 13 50
Olathe 13 50
Osage City 13 50
Ottawa./. 13 90
Princeton 14 25
Richmond 14 25
Sedgwick 13 50
Strong City 13 50
Topeka 13 50
Valley Center 13 50
Waverly 14 25
Wichita 13 50
Winfield 13 50
Wyandotte 13 50
Express rates, per 100 lbs.,from Phoenix
to following points in
MONTANA.
Anaconda $18 50
Billings 20 25
Bozeman 19 75
Butte 18 50
Custer 20 50
Deer Lodge 18 50
Dillon 18 25
Fort Keogh 21 00
Garrison 18 75
Helena 19 75
Jefferson 19 00
Marysville 20 25
Miles City 21 00
Missoula 18 50
Trout Creek , . 17 50
Virginia City 21 00
Express rates, per 100 lbs.,from Phoenix
to following offices in
NEBRASKA.
Ashland $15 00
Auburn 14 50
Beatrice 1475
Bellevue 15 00
Brownville 14 75
DILLON & KENEALY, One Price Square Dealers.
THOS. BROWN, Prop'r.
Phoenix, - Arizona
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS,
Transient s i 1 1 < i
This new house, situated on the corner of JEFFERSON
and PIMA STREETS, is within one block of the City Hall
and convenient to the Railroad Depot and business portion of
the town. The rooms are commodious, light and airy and
furnished throughout in an elegant and tasty manner, with all
modern conveniences.
First- Class Patronage Solicited.
JAS. K. BURNETT,
^^fe^ Expressman,
WILL DELIVER
TRUNKS, VALISES and Other BAGGAGE
To all parts of town with care and promptness. Will also call
for same to be delivered at all outgoing trains.
Passengers Coming into Phoenix
would save time by handing their checks to the Baggage Master on
the train, with instructions to deliver their baggage to me; or, they
will find me in charge of W., F. & Go's wagon at the Depot.
Orders left at W., F. & Go's Office, in Phoenix, will receive Prompt Attention.
JAS. K. BURNETT.
54
PHCENIX BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Central City $15 25
Columbus. " 15 25
Crete 15 00
Dakota 15 25
David City 16 25
Delvitt..." 14 75
Dorchester 15 00
Dunbar 14 75
Endicott 14 75
Exeter 15 00
Fairmont '. 15 00
Falls City 14 25
Fremont 15 25
Grand Island 15 25
Harvard 15 25
Hastings 15 00
Inland 15 25
Juniata 15 25
Kearney 15 50
Lincoln 14 75
McCook 15 75
Nebraska City 15 00
Norfolk 15 75
Omaha 15 00
Plattsmouth 15 00
Red Cloud 15 25
Republican 15 50
Seward 15 00
South Bend 15 00
Syracuse 15 00
Tecumseh 14 50
Unadilla 15 00
Verdon 14 25
Waverley 15 00
West Point 16 00
York 15 00
Express rates, per 100 lbs.,from Phcenix
to following offices in
NEW MEXICO.
Albuquerque $10 25
Bernalillo 10 25
Coolidge 11 75
Deming 7 50
Engle 8 50
Gallup 11 75
Georgetown 11 00
Lake Valley 8 25
Lamy 10 75
Las Cruces 8 50
Las Vegas 11 50
Lordsburg 675
Los Lunas $9 75
Manuelito 12 00
Nutt 800
Rincon 825
San Antonio 9 25
San Marcial 9 00
San Miguel 11 25
Santa Fe 11 00
Separ 7 00
Silver City 8 50
Socorro 9 25
Stein's Pass 6 25
Wallace.: 10 50
Wingate 11 75
Express rates, per 100 lbs.,from Phcenix
to following offices in
OREGON.
Albany $11 75
Ashland 10 50
Astoria 1175
Baker City 14 75
Canyonville 12 50
Corvallis 11 50
Dallas 12 00
Dalles (The) 12 25
East Portland 11 25
Empire City 9 00
Eugene 12 00
Hillsboro 11 50
Jacksonville 11 75
La Grande 14 50
Marshfield 9 00
Oakland 12 00
Oregon City 11 50
Pendleton ' 13 75
Phoenix 10 75
Portland 11 00
Bosebury 11 75
Salem 11 50
Umatilla 13 25
Union 14 50
Weston 14 25
Yaquina 11 75
Express rates, per 100 Ibs., from Phcenix
to following offices in
TEXAS.
Albany $11 75
Austin 12 00
Brenham.. 12 75
DILLON & KENEALY, Sole. Agents for Jas. Mean's $3 Shoes.
Stoves and Ranges
TIN, COPPER, AGATE
PUMPS,
IRON PIPE
' MANTELS,
Bath Room Furnishings
B%A Utf'jS ELECTRIC M UP
Sherwood's Novelty Steel Harness.
PHOENIX BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bryan $13 00
Calvert 12 75
Cisco 10 50
Corsicana 11 75
Dallas 11 25
Denison 11 50
Eagle Pass 10 75
El Paso 7 50
Fort Worth 11 00
Galveston 12 50
Hearne 12 25
Hempstead 13 00
Houston 12 50
Kaufman 11 75
La Grange 12 00
Luling 11 50
Marfa 9 00
Morgan 12 00
Murphysville 9 25
Piano' 12 25
Bichmond 12 50
Eosenberg 12 50
San Antonio 11 25
Sherman 11 50
Spofford Junction 10 50
Victoria 13 00
Waco 11 75
Wacahache 12 50
Ysleta 8 00
Express rates, per 100 Ibs., from Phoenix
to following offices in
UTAH.
Corinne $13 00
Frisco 17 25
Kellton 13 00
Logan 14 00
Milford 17 00
Nephi 15 00
Ogden 13 00
Park City 14 50
Provo 14 00
Salt Lake City 13 75
St. George 27 00
Silver Reef. 27 00
Tintic 15 50
Wahsatch 13 75
Express rates, per 100 Ibs., from Phoenix
to following offices in
WASHINGTON TERR.
Colfax $16 75
Dayton 14 50
Goldendale $15 00
Kalama 11 50
Palouse Junction 15 50
Port Gamble 13 00
Port Ludlow 13 00
Port Townsend 13 00
Seattle 12 50
Spokane Falls 16 50
Tacoma 12 00
Vancouver 11 50
Walla Walla 14 25
Wallula Junction 14 25
Yakima 16 00
Express rates, per 100 Ibs., from Phoenix
to following offices in
WYOMING.
Aspen $14 00
Bryan 14 75
Carbon 16 50
Cheyenne 15 00
Evanston 13 75
Granger 14 50
Green River 15 00
Laramie 15 75
Rawlings 16 25
Rock Creek 16 25
Express rates, per 100 Ibs., from Phoenix
to following offices in
MEXICO.
Aguascalientes $17 50
Celaya 17 50
Chihuahua 11 00
ElSalto 17 50
Ensenada 9 25
Fresnillo 17 25
Guanajuato 17 50
Guaymas 7 00
Guadalajara 27 50
Hermosillo 6 50
Jimenez 12 50
Jimulco 14 75
Lagos 17 50
Lerdo 14 00
Magdalena 5 75
Mapimi 14 00
Matamoras 14 25
Mazatlan , 9 00
Mexico (City of) 17 50
Orizaba.. . 20 75
DILLON & KENEALY, Emporium for FINE SHOES.
M. B. COX.
BARNEY HARMSEN.
COX & HAEMSEN,
"^^tt ii-iii ^ "*&r ^S&S^jL^ff ~^ak ifaS-saa^BF '^f ^^ ^Sl *^^r ^'~ tn^SbWii *^TTL.
PHCENIX, ARIZONA.
Will furnish Estimates for all kinds of Building Work, including
Stone, Brick ^ Frame Buildings, Culverts^ Bridge Work,
Have Extensive Brick Kilns near Town.
Will Plaster, Cement and do any class of work performed by any Building
Contractors.
DIRECT LINE TO
England, Frances Germany.
Steamers Leave New York Thursdays and Saturdays.
UNSURPASSED ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
AX LOW RATES.
Prepaid Tickets from European Points to Phoenix, Arizona, for sale at their
Agency here.
A. LEONARD MEYER, Agent. At Office of Wells, Fargo & Co.
58
PHCENIX BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Paso del Norte $ 8 00
Puebla 19 75
Queretaro 17 50
San Luis Potosi 27 50
San Juan del Rio 17 50
Santa Rosalia 12 00
Silas 17 50
Vera Cruz 22 00
Zacatecas 17 50
Express rates, per 100 lbs.,from Phoenix
to the following
Cities East of the Missouri Kiver.
Baltimore, Md $17 00
Binghampton, N. Y 18 00
Birmingham, Ala 15 00
Boston, Mass. 17 50
Buffalo, N. Y 17 25
Burlington, la 15 00
Cairo, Ills 15 50
Chattanooga, Tenn 17 50
Chicago, Ills 15 50
Cincinnati, Ohio 16 00
Cleveland, Ohio 17 00
Columbus, Ohio 16 50
Council Bluffs, la 14 50
Dayton, Ohio 16 25
Detroit, Mich 16 50
Erie, Pa , 1.7 50
Evansville, Ind 15 75
Fitchburg, Mass 17 50
Fort Wayne, Ind 16 25
Harrisburg, Pa 17 75
Indianapolis, Ind 15 75
Kansas City, Mo 13 00
London, Can 17 25
Louisville, Ky 16 00
Memphis, Tenn 14 75
Milwaukee, Wis 16 00
Montreal, Can 18 50
Nashville, Tenn. 16 50
New Orleans, La 13 00
New York, N. Y 17 50
Philadelphia, Pa 17 25
Pittsburg, Pa 16 75
Portland, Me 17 75
Quebec, Can 19 20
Quincy, 111 14 50
Richmond, Va 18 25
Rochester, N. Y 17 50
Rock Island, 111 15 00
Salamanca, N. Y 17 75
Sandusky, Ohio $17 25
Springfield, 111 15 25
Springfield, Mass 17 50
Springfield, Ohio 16 25
St. Louis, Mo 14 50
St. Joseph, Mo 13 00
St. Paul, Minn 16 50
Syracuse, N. Y 17 50
Toledo, Ohio 16 50
Washington, D. C 17 00
Wheeling, W. Va 16 75
Youngstown, Ohio 17 25
Zanesville, Ohio 16 75
Express rates, per 100 lbs.,from Phoznix
to following
FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
50
Austria $24
Belgium 26 00
Denmark 26 00
England 24 50
Finland 30 50
France 27 50
Germany 24 50
Holland 26 00
Ireland 24 50
Italy 27 50
Norway 26 00
Poland 30 50
Portugal 27 50'
Russia 30 50
Sweden 26 00
Switzerland 26 50
Turkey 29 50
DILLON & KENEALY, Ladies' Fine French Shoes at $3.50
LEMON HOTEL,
E. M. MILLS, Proprietor,
Leading Hotel of Arizona.
CENTRALLY LOCATED,
Sunny and well Ventilated, Noted for its Excellent Table,
Street Cars pass the House every few minutes,
Free ^ Bus from the Depot.
The Patronage of Tourists, Business Men and
Families Solicited.
ARMY HEADQUARTERS.
E. M:. MILLS, - - Manager.
60
PHCENIX BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TELEGRAPHIC TARIFFS
FROM
IXDCA.Iv RATES.
10 Words.
Each
Additional
Word.
Tempe Ft. McDowell Whipple Bks. and Verde. .. 15c. and Ic.
Maricopa 25 2
Prescott, via Whipple Bks 40 3
Gila Bend, Casa Grande, Sentinel and Texas Hill 50 4
Tucson and Pantano 65 5
STATE RATES.
Arizona, New Mexico and Southern California 75
Colorado, Utah, Nevada, West Texas and North Cala. 85
British Columbia, Idaho, Kansas, Montana, Wyo-
ming, Nebraska, Oregon, East Texas, Washington
Territory 1 00 7
All other points on WESTERN UNION lines 1 25 9
Where the Day rate is
10 Words.
65c
75
85
1 00
1 25
Each
Additional
Word.
and 5c
5
6
7
9
Night is
55
65
75
90
1 25
and 4
5
5
6
9
IT STILL LEADS!
A strictly Local Newspaper, devoted to the
Interests of Central Arizona.
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION,
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
RATERS OR SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY Six Months,
" One Year,
$3 oo
6 oo
WEEKLY Six Months,
One Year,
Jtefe 1
Address, CHAS. L. MORHER, -
FHCE1MIX, ARIZONA.
1 50
2 50
Manager,
MONEY BROKER.
City and Country Property Bought and Sold.
Correspondence Solicited.
Office, Irvine Block, - Phoenix, Arizona.
GHLJIND CANAL GO.
This new enterprise, now under construc-
tion, will open up to settlement 25 sections, or
16,000 acres, of the finest Fruit, Grape and
Alfalfa Land to be found in the Salt River
Valley. The soil is similar in character to that
around Mesa City, a few miles west, which
Hon. J. DeBarth Shorb pronounces "the only
natural sherry district on this continent."
The Canal now being built will be 22 miles
inilength, 16 feet wide, and 2|- feet deep, with
a carrying capacity of 6,000 inches of water.
JAMES A. BAYARD, . J. F. MEADOR,
President. Sec'y and Treasurer.
AUSTIN CARRINGTON,
Gen' I Manager.
KELLY & MARLO W,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BUTCHERS
IRVINE BLOCK, WASHINGTON ST,
PHCENIX, ARIZONA.
1850.
J. E. WHARTON, M. D
1888.
THIRTY-EIGHT YEARS' PRACTICE.
Thirteen Years at N. E. Corner Maricopa and Adams Streets,
P*HCE1VIX,
JT. M
Office, Porter Block, .
Phoenix, Arizona.
PHCENIX, ARIZONA.
J. W. BLANKENSHIP,
state and Seneraf
Careful attention given to sales of every description.
Oonsttl>le of "Phoenix:.
Office, Corner Center and Adams Sts. PHCENIX, ARIZONA.
Miss KATIE A. BAGLEY,
TEII>E T
DEALS ALSO IN
CANDIES, NUTS, FRUITS, STATIONERY AND TOBACCO.
J. L. \VARD & SON, Proprietors.
Special Attention given Fine Stock.
Norses Bought and Sold.
ELEGANT CARRIAGES AND TEAMS
\VITH CAREKUL DRIVERS,
FOR LADIES.
K$@MiMlTM
W. J. CARRIER & CO.
Cor, Center and Adams Sts,, - - Phoenix, Arizona,
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKING
Carefully and Promptly attended to by
MR. A. MCDONALD.
CA.L1L, ^LT OUR, !>LACE OF BTJSI1VESS.
i
TEMPE, ARIZONA.
anil io tie Latest Style.
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Rooms Large and Airy.
Elegant Dining Room.
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We Employ only wmte Help.
Table Supplied with all the Delicacies of the Season.
R. A. DAVIS, Proprietor.
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Upper Tempe, A. T.
HARRY BERNARD, Proprietor.
New Store! New Goods! Low Prices!
The Cleanest and Freshest Goods to be had in the markets of the United States
are daily arriving. Owing to the Kailroad blockade a portion of my Stock was
detained Two Months, therefore on account of the lateness of the season I will Sell
Every Article BEGARDLESS OF COST.
FOR BIG BARGAINS CALL AT
TTP3 FT 1 * T7 1 A T
Jtrd tj Ji 1 -ZA L
HARRY BERNARD, - - - UPPER TEMPE.
LON EOKSEE,
DEALER IN
Staples Fancy Groceries
FRUITS AND PROVISIONS.
MININO RANCH SUPPLIES
A SPECIALTY.
ALSO AQENT KOR
Wells, Fargo & Cos Express.
Cor. MYRTLE and FIFTH STS,
? fPWfl P J
LI grill. LU,
H. OHNICK, SUP'T.
Office, Cor. Washington and Cocopa Sts. - Phmnioc, Arizona.
Carrying U. S. Mail f Wells, Fargo & CD'S Express.
PHCEISTIX as Follows :
For Prescott and Northern Arizona 8.30 A. M. daily, connecting for Tip Top at
Hudson's ; for Stoddard's at Big Bug ; for Fort Verde, at Aqua Fria.
For Vulture, Wickenburg, Stanton's and Prescott: TUESDAYS, THURS-
DAYS AND SATURDAYS, connecting for Walnut Grove at Antelope.
For further particulars, apply at
General Stage Office, Fry Building, Phoenix, Arizona.
J. E. BEGGS, Supt. A. LEONARD MEYER, Agt.
JOSSELYN & SMYLY, Proprietors.
Manufacturers of all Carbonated Drinks
SOLE AGENTS FOR PURE
Lake County Champagne, Sweet Cider, Nerve Food
and Cream Phosphate.
T. DAVIS. H. S. BRIDGE.
Merchant I Tailors,
103 MONTGOMERY ST.,
(Up STAIRS.) SiHJV FRANCISCO.
The FINEST LINE of Goods on the Coast.
A GOOD FIT GUARANTEED.
We have sold more goods in Arizona during the past five years, and
given better satisfaction than any othrer house in the trade.
Whenever you meet a really well-dressed gentle-
man on the streets of Phoenix, or any
other town in the territory, you
will find that
H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
ARE HIS TAILORS.
Our Mr. Tom Davis, or some competent agent, is con-
stantly traveling in Arizona and will at all times be happy to show
samples and take your measures.
Fine Shirts, to Order, a Specialty.
L. W. BLLNN. President. J. C. ABBOT, First Vice-President,
E. R. THOM: ideut. E. II. HiLLEi;, Cashier.
Incorporated, \nm 10, 1887.
PHCENIX, A. T.
CORRESPONDENTS:
CHEMICAL NATIONAL BANK New York, N. Y.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK -. . Chicago, 111.
BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA San Francisco, Cal.
KNAUTH, NACHOD & KUHNB, Foreign Bankers . . . New York, N. Y.
INCORF-ORATORS :
E. H. HITLER, Investment Securities. PWnix, A. T.: L. W. BLINN, L. W. Blinn
Lum!> '. c. ABBO'i -urer of the S
IIartlV.nl. Conn.; K. R. THOMPSON, President, Sei-mid National Bank, Norwich,
IAWFOKD, Capitalist, Chicago. 111.; CHAS. T. WELLS, Cashier, City Bank, ILi,
ranc,'ti,-ut Mutual Life Insurance Co. .liar!
\V. (i. ABJ'.OT, Sf-civtarv (.'onix-i-ticut Mutual Life Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn :
i LLES, Capitalist, Hartford, Conn.; J. C. STOCKWELL, Mortgage Loans, Hartford,
T. L. SCHULTZ. A. M. FRANKLIN.
SCHULTZ & FRANKLIN,
Real Estate Brokers I Auctioneers
BRILL, BAT VIEW, HIGHLAND, NORTH PARK,
AND OTHER ADDITION'S.
CITY PROPERTY,
AND
Property in All Parts of MA RICO PA COUNTY.
A Specialty made of Large Tracts of Land,
with Water, for Colonies.
Correspondence Solicited, and Promptly Ans-wered.
WASHINGTON STREET,
; 252. iMioenix, Arizona.
