El Paso, Texas and Paso del Norte, Mexico, Business Directory for

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TRANSFER COMPANY
Corner West Overland and Santa Fe Sts.,
Cmiages, Buggies and Saddle Horses
FOR
HIRE.
Telephone Connection No. 92. All orders attended to Day
or Kight. Carriages in attendance at arrival and departure
of all trains.
P. F. BRICK. Managef' .
. G. W A L Z, Proprietor.
Also,
W iolesale
and retail dealer in Pianos, Organs, Sewing
Machines, Small Musical Goods and Sheet Music of
all kinds. Toys. Notions and Fancy Goods.
First Kat. Bank Building.
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G. WALZ.
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PASO DEL NORTE, OOEX1CO,
USINESS, DIRECTORY
FOR
1885,
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PREFACE.
~HE
City of El Paso is no longer a mere suburb. It is
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the great converging point for the railroads of the
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Southwest.
It has grown from a small adobe hamlet
to the dimensions uf a city, lit wih gas and electricity, provided with the only international street car line in the world,
and claiming a population of enterprising and progressive
people w hose achievements in the past are an able and trustworthy guarantee for the future.
As the city day by day widens its boundaries, so the necessit)' for a work of this kind has increased, and it is now given
to the public with the assurance that nothing has been left
undone to make it in e~cery way worthy of the citizens of EI
Paso, and as a directory thoroughly complete in every particular.
The introductory sketch btiefly reviews the rise and pro\
gress of our city, and is designed \0 give strangers an idea of
the land we live in, while presenting in IJOok form a. memoir
of early rimes, which is readily lost in the read-to-day-to
be
forgotten to-marrow-daily
journals of the city.
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The greater care has been taken to make this work thoronghly reliable, and to that end neither money nor rime has
been spared. As usual that in a better sense than the hackney one, this directory of El Paso fills '·3 long felt want," and
we rest from our labor-s,
RACKLIFF & WAINEV.
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HISTQRl(;AL
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PASO.
AND DESCRlf'TIVE.
ee~APPY
PEOPLE,"
says the proverb, have no
history. The people of El Pas~ have but little.
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And the history of El Paso proper may be
said to have commenced In the year 1827.
At that
time the grand old town of Paso del NOTte was large
and flourishing. Over '5° }'CaTS old, it had spread itself for
six miles down the banks of the Rio Grande, and boasted a
population of 10,000 souls. One of its most prominent citizens in those days, when both sides of the river was in "\Iexi·
can Lerritory, was Don Juan Maria Ponce de Leon, who in
that year made application to his government to pre-empt the
land which was just opposite and across the river, and which
to-day includes the municipal bouudanes of Kl Paso. The State
government of the Stale of Chihuahua made the grant asked
for by Ponce de Leon, and he commenced to plant his vines
and grow his grapes on this side of the river. Despite the
Mexican war Ponce de Leon seems to have held quiet possession until his death in 1812, when the land fell into the possession of an American named William T. Smith, who in 1859
sold it to John S. Gillett, Josiah F, Crosby, Vincente St. Vrain
and William Marlon. These men went to work and laid out
a town and published a map, anticipating a heavy influx of
immigration to the banks of the Rio Grande should the aghelion of the question of a Southern Pacific railroad acrossthe
continent. which had been proposed by jefferson Davis when
Secretarv of War, take practir-able shape. At that time El
Paso was known a" Franklfn, <I name retained upon all the
old map~, bill which has given place to the much more appro-
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priate one of "-:1 Paso. adopted hy the first incorporaror« of
the city.
Up to the time referred to ElPaso had no runner impor
lance than attached to 11half war house on the continent in the
old stage days. The principal public buildings were the 111'0
hotels, one belonging II) the Overland
Stage Company,
erected at a cost of $40,000, eml Ihu other 10 the San Antonio
and San Diego Stage Company, erected at about half rhar
cost. The first of these buildings still eXlsl in the Over-land
building on EI Pasc street, hilt the latter IV:l,S torn down last
year to make away fOT the extension of Oregon street.
El
Paso was at this time a stage center, just as it is to-day II.
railroad center.
It was half way between St. Louis and New
Orleans on the east and San Francisco 011 the west, ami
between Chihuahua on the south and Santa Fe'on the north.
The war brought to El Paso a period of depression, as it
r1id to the whole South, and it did not revive again until 1876.
The talk of transcontinental
railroads over the southern
route was resumed in that year, and a number of our citiaens
were endowed with sufficient foresight to see that their arrival
was only a question of rime and to invest eccordlnglj-.
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IN('ORI'OIl:A'nON,
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ln t873 the city was incorporated,
the first mayor tieing
the aldermen Andrew Hornick and
William Gryer from the First Wanl, Joseph Schutz and Thos
.1\. Massie from the Second and John S. Gillen lind 101m F.
Evans from the .Third. The election WM held August rath
and only 105 votes were r-ast. There was some dispute over
this election, and on the 13th of October, just two months
after, another election was held to fdl the vacancies, caused
by the resignation of Cryer and Massie ami Sc-hurz. failing to
qualify.
M. A. Jones, J. W. Tays and Frank C. :\[arsh were
elected to fill the vacancies.
Thl-!t cit)' government
fell into
disuse in 1875, none of the officers caring to carry on the pre.
renee of continuing the g01'f'rnment (If a large lawn in a smal!
villnge.
The cit)' government
did not awake rrClm it~Rip
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Benjamin S. Dowelland
5
Van Winkle
slumbers
uutil
1880, when,
in compliance
with
a
petition from the people, the Board of County Commissioners
ordered
an election,
which was held July 3,-1880.
RAIL~OAj,)~.
The first railroad to reach El Paso was the Southern Pacific.
Startlllg from San Francisco, this road runs through Southern
Califuruia, Arizona and New Mexico, 1285 miles, to EI Paso.
The lir;;t train ran into town May 13, 188t, opening up a
winter route from the Pacific coast to tbe shores of the Attaulie.
In less than three weeks after, the first train From the
ncnb
arrived over the line of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
·F~. l'his popular line, starring from Kansas City, runs 1275
miles to EI 1~,ISOand opens tip to OUf merchants
the trade of
the fruitful and productive
Valley of the Rio Grande .. This
line is a wonderful
example of what energy, enterprise
and
capital can do to conquer nature in her wildest aspect, and
to lovers of mountain '1cenery a rrip over the Santa Fe road
is a genuine treat.
About the time the Sarna Fe get into El Paso the Texas &
Pacific WM making strenuous efforts to get over the ground.
and the whistle of its first locomotive
echoed
through the
town January I, 1882. This line extends from Texarkana,
via
Dallas and Fort Worth, to 1;:1 Paso, a distauce pf 1,000 miles,
but taken with its connections-c-it
is a part of the great Gould
system-it
controls 9,000 miles of track.
The road passes
through the richest pastoral districts of Texas, and has been
an important Factor in the prog-ress of the counties through
which it passes.
The Galveston, Harrisburg
& San Antonio line did not
enter the cily uutil junuary
12. 1883.
II was huilt to a june
non with the eastern division by the construction
gangs of
the Southern
Pacific, who immediately,
on completion of. the
latter road, were set to work without a halt to build from El
Paso eastward.
The (;alv6ton,
Harrisburg
& Sail Antonio
extends from EI Paso, via Houston,
In connections
to New'
Orleans. a dismnre of 12-75 miles.
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£L PASO DlRECrOR\'.
The Santa [Ie railroad people, in conjunction with Boston,
New York and Chicago capitalists, having secured valuable
concessions from the Mexican government, commenced the
construction of the Mexican Cemru! railroad, which W3-,;
brought
to a successful conclusion in Avril of last year,
making the fifth great trunk line running into EI Paso.
This
roar! is of immense importance,
not only to the merchants
of
I!:lPaso, but to those of the United Slates at large, opening IIp
as it does an all-rail communication
with the City of )1 extco
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and the interior towns of the republic. ..\\1 the large cities of
Nurthem and Central Mexico are now within a few days of
our do urs, and au active and increasing trade has sprung up
with the cities of Chihuahua, Aguas Calicntes, Leon and
Pneretaro.
The main line extends from its initial point at
1,;:1Paso to the City of Mexico, a distance of 1250 miles. '1'\\"0
branch lines are in C01ll"1'eof rcnstrucrlon-c-one from Tampico
and another from San mas on the coast.
The former has
been built east 180 kilometers, or about 108 miles, and the
laner 45 kilometers, or about :q miles. The Tampico
brand: opens up a rich mineral and agricultural country,
while the latter passes through splendid pastoral lands. The
business. over the company's lines is. continually innealling,
and the Mexican government
in every way facilitnes the
operations of the company.
Hence III the construction of
the Mexican Central ontv ["'·0 accidents that could be attributed to [fain wrecking has occurred-as
good a showing as
can be made by any railroad in the United States operating
the same number of miles, all sensational stories 10 the contrary notwlthstandiug.
All the officials of cur railroads. are popular in 1':1 Paso, as
they all seem equally anxious to build up what its lovers
delight to call "The City of the Pass." The Mexican Central
is represented here by a corps of officials who are distinguished
by their u niform politeness and courtesy in their intercourse
with the public. The general manager of (he company, .\lr.
D. B. Robinson, resides over the river, nnd from Paso del
Norte directs the vast army of employes of which he has con-
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trol, while Mr. H. C. Barlow looks after the traffic and Messrs.
F. L. l'arker and M, H. King look after the welfare of the
passengers.
The Santa (~eroute is ably represented by F. C. Cay, general passenger and ticket agent, and C. H. Mixer, local depot
agent. Both of those gentlemen have won golden opinions
from the traveling public.
The Texas Pacific and Gould system is represented here by
the genial and popular J. Fred Dunlap as passenger agent.
He is no tenderfoot, but an old resident of £1 Paso, thoroughly acquainted with the needs of the traveling public.
Mr. James Wilson, as freight agent, ably represents the same
lines in their various ramifications.
Mr. Charles Miner is t11(:passenger agent of the Galveston,
Harrisburg & San Antonio railroad here, as well as of the
Southern Pacific, while the freight department of these lines
is in the hands of Mr. A. D. Shepard and Mr. A. C. Logan.
TRIBUTARY
TOWNS.
The following towns in Texas and New Mexico are tributar)' to El Paso, deriving their supplies from that great railroad
center . Ysleta, with a population of 3000, Lacona, with
100 j San A lzeario, with 1100; Rio Grande, 300; Camp
Rice, 500 ~ Sierra Blanca, 200, and Fort Davis, about 2000,
all in Texas.
In New Mexico the towns that draw their supplies from EI Paso are:
Chamborino, La Union, N~mbre
de Dios, l.as Cruces.
Rincon,
Deming, Silver
City, Lake Valley and Lordsburg.
Ln Mexico the wholesale
trade of our merchants extends as far as rbe Mexican Central
reaches, and our retail trade takes in the towns of Paso del
Norte. Seoecue, Saragossa, San Ignacio, Carrizal, Corralitos,
Janos, Ascension. Casas Crendee. Gnle ana, El valle, Carman,
etc. .'\11these lawns trade directly with El Paso, and to meet
the demand our merchants are compelled to carr)' perhaps
the heaviest stocks to be found in any city of the size in rhe
Southwest.
El
PIlSO
is bound
~s" \IININC l:I;NTF.R,
in a very short time to take a leading
E:L PA~O lJlkE(.. -r ·ORY.
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pOS1!10n The Organ mountains, the White Dab
country
New Mexico, the District ofCarri~al in Old Mexico and
Potrillos range in our own Slate are "II rribnrary
to
Into all those districts within the last two rears capital
commenced to flow, aud in a short time we will reap its
in
the
her.
has
full
fruitiun in the development cf mines und the establishment
of extensive reduction works already projected.
A railroad
to reach
the White Oaks district
has been
spoken of for the past two years. anrl the preliminary
surveJ's
show that it ran he constructed
with hut little cost.
It i<;
probable rhnt this present year will see this line in course of
construction.
11 will open up an extensive coal district and
render EI Pa so lndependeru of the Indian territory in this particular
About 100 miles south of El Paso and about fifteen miles
west from the station of Montezuma on the Mexican Central
lies the rich mining district of Carrtaal, which is being ra.pidly developed by £1 Paso capitalists, anrl which is ~hipping
high grade are daily.
Due west from El Paso twenty five miles lies the Porrillos
range, an isolated chain of rnonurains on the dividing Iilie
between the two republics.
Copper ore carrying considerable
silver has been found in this range. but up to the present only
prospecting
work has been done.
I!} rhe ncighborhoorl
or the Sierra Blanca and Carri7.0 stations copper and lead are found in abund a nce, and in t he
neighborhood of Fort Quitman fir"t-da~s deposits of bituminous coal have been discovered.
STIU:'Kl" RIlILROAD:;.
El Paso boasts of having the only international street railroad in the world.
It was constructed
in December, IM!b,
by two ccmpunies, one Mexican
and one American.
'I'he
Ionner own the llue in ~lexico ,lOU the latter the portion in
Texas. The bridge over the Rio Grande. by which the cars
cross to Paso del Norte, is owned joinl1)' by the two compa
nies, anti was built tinder ~once~;;i()ns from the congresses of
both
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republks.
Hoth
rornpanie-,
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are .rornbincd
under
one
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m3..llagement,
and are
LV run
as one under
contract
for fifty
years. The bridge over [he Rio Grande is 690 teet long,
built upon poles driven 25 feet beneath the bed of the river.
The upper works an: of Louisiana pine, and the flooring is
sufficiently
passengers
wide to <1.11010,'
ample
room for vehicles
and fUDI
outside:: the car track.
The main line runs from
El Paso to Paso del Norte, a distance of two and a half miles,
and the offices and stables of the companies aTC situated
about midway on the Texas side. In addition to the main
line a branch
runs the length
of San Antonio
street.
and
is a
great convenience to tbose living in the suburO:i.~.
FIRE DI..:PllR:1·IIlI':~T.
\'OlullLecr fire departmem
of h:! Paso is as well organthat orallY city in the Southwest
It was first organApril, 188z, and ever since has done gallant service in
the tire fiend,
The department
includes
bose com
panies Nos. 1 and 2 and P. E. Kern Hook and Ladder Company No. J, the organization
of which is as yet incomplete.
The present c!TIeers are:
Chief, L. H. Maxwell;
Assistant
Chief. Hen F. Levy; Foreman Hose Company No. I, M. ].
Kohlberg;
Assistant Foreman, John T, Brush.
Hose Com.
pan}' No.2-Foreman,
K A- Stuart;
Assistant
foreman,
C.
C. Kiefer. P. E. Kern Hook and Ladder Company No. JForemen, \\. H. Tuttle; Assistant Foreman, Dan Kelly.
The
apparatus
for the department,
which includes
a Babcock
fire extinguisher,
COSIS in all ~376o, which is excJu~ive of the
uniforms,
which cost about 5800 additional.
A fine bell at
the headquarters
on East Overland
street gives the alarm
when the ~ervices of the fire department
are required, and the
quit"knes:'> uf the response
IS one of the boasts of the city.
The
ized as
ized in
fighting
l"lIUR"Ho:".
The Catholir- church
is of course
the oldest in El Paso,
far a IODg: rime the Catholics of tbts parlih
were obliged
to worship OI'N the rl\'f'r at Pa~o riel NOrte or drive some
Tl1ile~[0 Y,;leta.
Now the}' have a handsome
little chllrch
and the regulJr ministrations
or the Rev. Father
de Palma,
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S. J., who succeeded
the priest ....ho organized
the congregation in [8~h.
The Protestant Episcopal Church was established
here in
1870 by the late Rev. J. W. Tays.
His demise in November
last has left the church without a pastor, awaiting the action
of Bishop Elliot, of Sail Antonio.
Messrs. Conklin and
Turner are the church wardens.
The First Presbyterian
Cburcb was organized
about three
years ago, and throl1gh the exertions of the Rev. J. A. Merrill, now of California, a neal Slone edifice was erected, wirh
seating capacity for 300 people.
Rev. J. K. Fowler, of Rockford, III., is the present pastor.
The Trinity Methodist Church has a membership
of fortynine and is ill a healthy condition.
The Baptists are also strung in El Paso, and have a new
church, which is now nearly completed.
WATEi':
WORKS.
The El Paso water works were constructed
in 11182by Mr.
Sylvester Watts, of St. LOllis, Mo., after the works of which
city they are modeled.
There are two reservoirs-the
settling and storage reservoirs.
The former has It capacity of
J,5o0,OOO gallons and the latter
of !,500,OOO. The elevation
of the works above the cit)' enables
II stream
to be thrown
over the highest building, and as hydrants
have been placed
at nearly every block, the tire department
has always at hand
an ample supply of water Ie deal with an)' conflagration
which may arise.
TELEPIIQ.,>"
EXCHANG~;.
The EI Paso Telephone Exchange was started September
20, 1K83, with forty subscribers.
To-day then: arc .nieetyfour subscribers,
thirteen of whom are in Paso del Ncrre.
The Exchange is a branch of the Edt: Telegraph
and Telephone Company, end is under IILe management
of Mr. J. P.
Pryor.
l'UlJl.IC
!>ClIOQL
The EI Paso Public School b a large and magnificem struclure, erected at a cnst of s sc.ccc.
The number of children
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now attending is 285, all of whom are under the instruction
competent and experienced teachers.
of
SOt:IETJ£S.
Among the friendly and benevolent SOCre lies of EI Paso
may be mentioned El Paso Lodge No. 284, 1. O. O. F.;
Kulghrs of Pythia'S; A. F. and A. M.; Knights of Hunor, B.
of L. F.; an,t!the Knights and Ladies of Honor. All those
societies are in a a prosperous condition and some of them
have been establisher! for years.
CLIMATE.
The climate of 1\.1 Paso is mild and uniform, and the warm
summer days are followed by cool and refreshing nights. Frequent showers and cooling breezes moderate the effects of a
julv sun, and for the rest of the year the climate is one of perpetual spring, invigorating and healthful. The following
from the annual report of the United States States Signal
Observer for 1884 will give a dear idea of the favorite climate
influences the people of 1::1 Paso live under:
62 . .0;0
MeaD annualtemperature
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Tota! rainfall for 1884, inches
lIighe>.1 temperalure
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we'l temp"mlUre
SOCI
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of society in EI Paso, D. P. Race says: "It is
well organized. and presents ever)' characteristic of refinement
and high culture,
Composed of and directed by an eggregation:of people. ar an earlier and later penod, from the best
circles of distant society. the influences have always been
toward elevation. aud as a result there is to-day a well-governed community upon the highest plane of moral worth,
intelligence, hospita.lity and refinement. The fat tors composing society-religious
tnftuence .. associated in church, with
their handsome and substantial edificas-c-eivtl government
evidenced by the choice of able guardians, conscientiously
performing their dutics-eommereial
usage characterized by
the highest degree'ot integrity throughout its various channels
Speaking-
EL PASt)
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-c-educat.ion a] provision
shown by the interest
taken
by pn.
vate individuals,
the city, county
and state in organizing
school communities,
supplying
eumpetent
educators
and providing good
sCho11 buildings-home
society
adorned
and
honored
by Olen and women I1f superlative worth anti eharacter, combine
to stamp El Paso as lncking
nothing
to place
her society in the Front rank of the country.
This is a new
community
to each other largely and to the locality
in a great
degree, yet the useful unity now ellbling
is an tncomroveru.
ble argument
that goodness
reigned and GiOl;:S reign supreme,
Coree from wbere you may, you will always find yourself al
home when seeking the best society."
1.IVE BU$INF.SS
MEN.
El Paso has gained the reputation
of hailing among its citizens some uf the most enterprising
merchants
and business
men to be found in the Southwest.
So many are rhey that an
attempt [0 enumerate
them
must 01" necessarily
partial.
In
the
drug
trade
we
have
A. K. Albers
& Co., W.
A. Irvin
&.
Co.,
Fred
K.
Borr aduile,
Rio
Grande
Pharmacy,
all of whom
c:ury
a full and well seh::c~d
stock of everything
ill their line.
Ketelsen
& Degetau
arc large traders
with Mexico.
I.ighlhody
~ James
hold
the position
of the first clothing
firm in the r-ity, and do an
immense business with old and :\'1"11 Mexico, as well as having a branch store at Lake Valley, :"oJ.:"1.
S. Schutz & Bro.
arc etso a well known ami prominent
dry goods firm doing an
extensive
and growing
trade.
The legal profession
is well
represented,
among: its leading members heing J. R. Currie &
Leigh Clark,
attorneys
and real estate
agent~:
Waller \1.
Chandler.
Hunter
&
Foster.
L.
H.
Davis.
Brack
&: Buckler,
Blacker
& Clardy
and
Hague
& Coldwell.
Among
our general business
men ma)' Ill: menrloned :
Kleupfer
&
Smith.
Congress
Hall
Saloon;
W.
II.
Tuttle.
pailller;
r--lor~fall
&:
Ha rnpron,
civil
engineers, Romero & Maxwell, palmers' supplies:
John B De
Walt. barber:
C P \Iiner.
wagon
maker: Dl1IUle Brothers.
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Pictcral Restaurant; J. Cregbico, Italian Restaurant; Gillespie
& Banvurd, saloon; Eugene CamPDcJ1, shoe store; Ben. T.
Levy, grocery; Stuart & Shipman, butchers; J. R. Denison &
Co" "Ranch" Saloon; Paul M. Keating, saloon, W. M. Davis,
hardware ami Henry Beneke, hardware.
(The latter gentleman is the pioneer hardware merchant of El Paso, and carries
a large and well assorted stock) vogetey & Munson, tinshop ;
P. E. Kem, jeweler; Mrs. F H. Moore, lodging house; August
Hille, carriage and harness shop; Smith & Thompson, com-
mission merchants; Krater & Caz aux, butchers; J Langer,
professor of music; Holbrook & Fucar, able mining engineers
and assaj-ers ; Julian & Johnson, wholesale liquor dealers;
joseph Schurz, dry goods; Hauck & Dieter. importers of beer
and natural ice, of which they make a ~peda1tr-, Kohlberg
Brothers, tobacco, cigars. erc., in all varieties, and importers
of pure Havana ctg.irs, Kneeland & Co., live real estate
and insurance agents; Loeb Brothers, glass and Chluawar e,
Charles Bagby & Co., who have recently re-opened
and
fitted up the Fashion Saloon in a magnificent style; L. M.
Townsley, dentist: Ullmann
Furniture
Company;
W. G.
wale, music store; the O. K Transfer Company; Kline &
Herzog, the enterprising Custom House brokers; J. T. Brinek,
grocery; Kinne & Walter, the genial proprterors of the Link
Restaurant; George Berliner & Co., wholesale and retail liquor
dealers, aud Lane & White, proprietors of the Parlor Saloon.
In addition those gentlemen are proprietors of Prcviucio's
Saloon, an the corner of Main street, in Paso del Norte.
Among American business men living on the other side are
A. Chicester, custom house broker, and Emelie Duchine.
native wines and liquors.
HO"'I'l.S.
1::1Paso is well provided with first-class hotels
The Grand
Central would do credit to any city in the United States,
The hotel building is a four-story brick, occupying the northwest corner of the plaza, and is one of the finest public buildings of 1':1Paso. _oS" magnificent bar, spacious billiard room
and magnificent private parlors offer to guests every resource
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calculated to make them feel at berne.
~I T. J. B. Wi:otar is
the able and genial manager. He is recently from the Grand
Central, New York, and knows just how a hotel should be run.
The Windsor Hotel, under the superintendence of the proprio
etor, W. H. Carter, is a favorite resort with the traveling publie. lt is handsomely furnished, lind every attention is paid
to the comfort of guests.
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LlE old town across the river is a study for the tourist.
The old mud-roofed adobe houses, the quaint customs
of the people and the historic
ancient
church
which
has stood for over :l87 years, and which is still used as a place
of worship, are all centers of attraction.
The walls of the
church are five feet thirk, huilt of adobes, and the flat, din
roof would seem heavy enough to crush them; yet the build-
ing is as strong ro-daj- as the moment it was first built, The
joints supporting the enormous weight of the roof arc roughly
carved and sound as a nut. The spiral staircase leading to the
bell tower is a curiosity.
Not a nail or bolt has been used in
its construction.
Nearly nfl the ground around
Paso del Norte
is in vines,
the product of which is sold for eating grapes or manufactured into wlne or brand}'.
The grape is known as the Missian grape, fr-om having been introduced
by the Spanish
missionaries in the old duvs of the Conquistadores,
It is hardy
and laughs at insect plagues.
About 600 vines can he planter!
to the acre, and require
no Inrmer care than La be irrigated
four times a year, and to be covered
in winter to prevent
freezing.
Each vine will produce nearly it gallon of wine'
\\'hich, when one year old. sells for lh a gallon.
The wine
produced from the EI PIlSO grape somewhat
resembles
pure
Port, but has a slight tart flavor, which renders
it an agreeable beverage
in the heat of the summer.
With age the
brandy made in the Rio Grande Valley nearly approaches
the
finest French prorluct, and is completely free from the heavy
oils which are 50 destructive to the human stomach.
~1,1t.RKF.1OARO£NINC.
Markel gardening
within the past few years has sprung
into
,6
EL PASO [)lIU;(:rORY.
special prominence.
Among those who are engaged in this
profitable business may be mentioned Judge John P. Hilton,
Messrs. Smith, Dunne and others. As a proof of the richness
of the soil, cabbages were grown in the neighborhood of the
dty last year weighing twenty-five pounds, and there is now
on exhibition at New Orleans one measuring one foot and
four inches in diameter. The profits of this business is large.
Out of three acres last year, for which be paid SIOQ an acre,
Mr. Dunne, after deducting all expenses, made 100 per cem.,
which will be considerably increased this year.
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CHURCHES,
EPISCOPAL.
Utal. st., bet. 1::. l:iL Louis and Tens;
Founded
b)' Rev, Josiah
the
pioneer
church
of £1 f'1lSo.
W. Tays in 1867·
BAPTIST.
Rev. G. W. Haines, paslor. Located at the junction of San 4ntonio
nnd MD~offin ave.
Rev.
\1;)oming
CHURCH 01' THE IM~IACUL,\TE CQNCEPTlON.
Di PalOlll, S, J., pastor.
l'i. W. COT. OTl!gun
Richard
Illld
St.
PRESIWTF.RIA.c'l.
Cnr. of Kansas
n.,
East Texas st., cor
near San Autonio.
Slanion.
I. K. Fowler,
METHODIST.
J. W. McDone:ll,
pester
paslor
SOC1ET1ES,
£1. PA,;O LODGE NO, 284,1. 0 O. F.
In P. O. building, San Antonio SI. Regular meetings ever~ Fri,lay "\'0:
Ding at 7. Visiting brothers cordially invited. F. E. Uunter, R~. Sec.,
G. S. Brower. ~. G.
Regular
meetings
lirst
brethren cordiall)' invited.
Ie OF. I'.
and third
Monday
I. Blum, C. C.
in each
month.
Visili0i:
A. F. ,,,.A, M.
Regularllltetings
brethren cordially
llr51 and third Wednesday
invited.
E. P, Clark. Sec.
evenings, at 7.]0.
Visiting
W. II. Mitchell, W. M.
KNIGIlT~
of HONON..
1:.:1Pa$ll Lodge No 2884 Ineel~ ''''cry first and
monlh. ever the J'O"loffice.
C. F. Sl ..~k, Dictator;
thml Th"r.Klay
in the
A. Kaplan, Reporter.
II. OF. L F.
!\e,,' "enr Lrnlg:e,N" 1)5,
n. or I..
F., m~l
(111.....---
at their hllJl. near Grand
I
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et. PASO DIRl':CroRV.
Central Hotel, on tile second, third and fourth Sunda)'s of ~aeh month.
n. Morrisey, Secrelary.
O. R. C.
Meets at Odd }o',,1I0""5'Hall, first and tbird Sa.turday
month.
D. F. R'n\lner. C. C.; F. A. Ta)'lor. ~. and T.
KNIGIITS
D.
cHlling. or eaeb
AND l.ADTE~ OF HONOR.
Rill Grande 1..<Jdge No. 916 meet! every second and rOllrtl! Thu"'<Jay in
the month, over the ],."Ioffice,
I. BlLlln. Protector; C. A. Thurston, Sec.
HlEllTRES, HllLLS llND CLUBS.
CACTUS CLUB.
Rooms -No. 118 E. San Alllon;ll sl., "p .lOin.
No.2}
SCHUTZ OPERA 1I00i!)E.
W. Sa" Fru,wi,co ~t.
No. 29 S EI PUC) st.
man"ge",.
PICTORIAL THEATRE.
Look & Taylor, I'roprielo~.
SKATING
Cor, San A"IOItl" nlLlIStanton
Bet. San Antonio
Peters
& Durke,
R.L.'iK.
st a.
HASE HALL GROUNDS.
and E. Overland ,t., lIellC VIrginia
),lES ..". GAROEX
Rio Grande k
nnd Hnule'"lIrd_
...
EL PASO NEWSP1\PERS.
EL P!\SU MOlu>"ING STAre
Daily-Office 10 w. 0,·".111",-1 <t., between EI Paso ,,,,,1 Sanln ~e.
",nrds & K,bbee. proprietors.
EE PASO 1.0NE STAR.
Tri-w,,~kly
Edwards & Kihbee, rrol'rielo"
t:d-
,g
EL PASO DIRECTORV,
No. 14 g, O""dalH.l,
manager and editor.
EL PASO DAII.Y TIMES.
bel. S. El Paso u. alld Oregon.
EL I'A50 SUNDA Y HERALD.
Weekly_Offiee
OVer W. G. Wal:'s music store.
R.
F. Peal, propneu)r.
JUlIn~.
MeKi",
Harl,
",ntor;
B.
EL PASO FIRE DEPARTMENT
,
Chief, L. H. Ma;,<well; Assistant Chief, B. F. Lev)". Sec,elary,
McLochlell; Acllllg SecreUl<y. S. 1.. Kahn; TI"l!3:Sur"r, W. A. Irvin.
S. El past) ~t. Headquarter,; on E. a"enand
51.
IIOOK AND L,\DDER CO. NO I.
W. H. TUHle; Assislant FQremnn, Dan Kelly.
0" 0"<:.1",,.1 ~I., h~l. El P,,-,oann O""gm, sl~.
Foreman,
Foreman. :'-1. KohlM;rg;
same ploc" as H. and L.
HOSE CO. :-10. I.
A-.siilant Foreman, J. B, Brink.
Headquarter;
Headquarler$
HQ.'1E CO. NO. :;:
~-orernan,E. A. Slewarl; Assistant FOfeman, C. C. Kiefer.
re-s, San Antonio si., E, of Marsh building.
PUBLIC OFFICES.
No.8
w. Overland
CITY H"'.1.
,I.
11lS'l'RICT
N"u,
AND COUNTY OH'ICEs
st. Up SI<J.l,-x,
204, 2ofi, 210 S. F:\ Paso
CITY JAIL.
Oamphell
and E. First 51.
PUBLIC ~HOOL.
Cor. <':ampbell and Myrtle 'b.
W. B.
Qfli<:f',
Helldquar-
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
STATE.
Governor of lhe St"t" of T"""s, John Ireland.
Lieutenant Governor, Barnett Gibbs.
Ccmprrcller of Public Accounts, 'Vn., J. Sw"i~.
State Trea-urer, Fmnk R. Lul>buek
Commissioner ...r Geneml Land Office, Wm. C. W:l.lsh.
Allomey General, John n, Templeton.
Superintendent of Public Inslrn~lion. B. M. Baker.
Reprcscntative 1111,Co"gr~ional
Dislrict, S. W. T. Lanham.
R"l'resentnt;ve
.8011, Representalive
Dlstrice, John B~iler.
DlSTRICT
AND COUNT\'.
District Judge. 34th ]u<licial District, T. A. Falvey.
Dislrict Ancmey, 34th Jlldici~l D;~ITjel, J. M. Dean.
County Ju.lge of El Paso County, J. A. Buckler.
Counly Aucrney, Frank E, Hamer.
Sheriff, J. H. WhilC.
Uistrict Clerk, F. P. Clark.
Cnunly Treasurer,
JohnJnlian,
COUIlE),Clerk, J.'. P. Clark.
Surveyor, Sam 11. Wade.
A"""''il;(lT,S. L. I(~h~
Inspeclor of Uides :lJld Animals, Price Cooper.
Commissioner Precinct No. I. R. }o'. Campbell.
JUSlice of lh~ Pca<;c, Pr~d"ct 1\0_ I, L. H. Davis.
CO"~I..ble, I'r""ci,,':'l ll'o. I, J. R. m"cker.
CITY.
~byor, JO'il:ph ~[agoffi".
Marshal, $. W. Barirtg ....
Cily Clerk, O. B. Ileurle.
A5Si~t1Ull i'olarshal, J. B. Gillett.
!'olicemcn'
J. W. Johnson, H. J. Stev~ns..
Aldemllln, rsl Ward, John Dougher.
1St Ward, J. P. Dieter.
ad Ward, U, T. Ha!'Se11.
""d Wam, S. H. U"chanan.
jd 'Vn"l, Benj. Schuster.
"
3rl Warrl, we. S. mns.
Cily Physician, Chas. T. Race.
EL P,\.SO DIRECTOR.Y.
CUSTOM HOUSE.
Collector, W_ A. Saylor_
SpeciBilJepuly Colle<:tOT,J. 0 ";~hp~"gh,
Clerk, B. G. Thomms.
MOl,lnl~clInspc-ctors: A. Kaplan, C. B. Sberidae, Jamci W. Magoflin.
Iuspect or, S_ P. G::tmbia..
Slorekeep'" Hanel",l \V~reho"sc, A. A. Du"be!.
u. T.
EL PASO
LIBRARY
�.M.lI~""f.
G. W, AtO:Nl>V
NIUNDY RR08.
LIVE STOCK
Eru R/lla'in!
wi/II lJu
rh</iuJI rollH/il/II ~f
P"P~'Jand
~~"lu'<Jn
"':1/< SIN}""'.! g"iIl·
in~'i"lr,.n.ll 016<1/;'
Int
""d !,fuit",
£i'IJt
Sf<lfk Burnt,..
!I'~<I'"M(Mht,1
(</
'1lue
u. s.
IIfaJIII DfTulUl, 14eJiCll, IIId. the WMtern
Sta.teB.
om/14 Jll"mlJ 8 ..~/ntT!
.Ih,,.kd B,,"diJlK,
1t',It!ms IZ
EL PASO. TEXAB.
EUGENE CAMPBELL
B San Antonio Street.
BOOTSSHOES~ SLIPPERS
Handle exclusively in El Paso
Hanun
Laird,
I
SUO'S
Piu e Shoes
for Men
Schober &' A/flc/tell's Fiue S!IO~Sfor Ladies
and A1issf's.
Especial Attention
to Mail Orders.
EL PASO DIRECTORY
A
Abercombw, CA.,:I.I l'acific C"pr.,Sll t:o.
A\)OOlt, Mi,.,; Alice, L""" st. and !)oDQra,
Abbott, Clo"rlecs G., l,,;!ltl!f, at )loming Star office.
Abell, W. :-., collect"r. 22 and 24 K El Paso st., ull stiliI'>;.
Acosta, Lout" slll,'~man, wiLh Kl!td so n & Deg"llll1, S. E\ Paso ~t.
<\,;ilar, Quilan, l"llm, II W. Ov ..rl:lod st.
Aguh1i. \..conidas, ~l:l1l101l~L. bel. WYOnlLnJ;and Missouri.
Ains. ),-1•• ;;TO...:ttrystore, 20 E, San Antonlo,;t.
Algnl">, l.. R., clerk, over I'i,,,\ .'Iath.ltl:!.! Bl\nk.
Allen. \\' , 'tage Itriver, Utah. bel. FiThI and Second st,.
Alb"", A. K" drllggi~l, ro s. EI Pn..,u ~l.
All>er,. E. N .. drnggi~l, 10 __. El p..,;o .t.
i
_"IHeon, Hen, ,,,le;Jn:lll,:1.I 3$ S EII'"w st.
,\lhMQ_. A, lohorer, W. ~:l" Franclscc and nllrango5!~_
I
;\\"ill"r, J""", G. II. & S ..... R, R. bunk h"use.
Andrews. \1:1,.1;11,'-ariel}" "emf at l'i~t<Jri~1Theane.
Andrews, F. 11.. ~a,ldler, cor "f T~r~
:I..n/ISan Anlonio 51..>.
Anglen. II. C.. witll ~L"c~1CnrC".
Allsel">t"in. E .. s"l~~mnn. a :tn,1 4 ~. ElPaso sl
Antle""'"' Joll,., cronemn-ou, i'a<'.il'<'.I [ote!.
\,,,In,0I1, ~'rcd, laborer. l,lnh lind i\lnin st.
<\",le,..,<:"'. J"1,,, A., freighl "met:. G. II. '" ~. A. R. It.
."",lre ....'. Gcu, 11., fnrc"'"'' lil I'~.,)Tr"l\sfcr Co .
.\r\illlllO'" \Y, B., wi~h Wdl,·~'"rll(l 1~>I)rc~"Co .
.\nll"m"!;.
jnlll"-'. ~UI'I.:s. ". Icc e,l.
Arlnstn1llg. )li~, Rl1~il.zl4 ~:. St. ],lll,i'i §(.
Anlwr, it A., ~H,n"r. Utah lind l~ii1 Graude
I
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Am", (jeo. W ,~alc~m':l1>. 4"::'
",nyrc,
WIn, locomntive
El l'~.o
~t
cngi"eer, E. (h·erlrl.nd and florence
Sl..>.
A,hbridgc.I~"O .• barber, In Eo O"l'rlallll 'l.
A<hf.•r<l. G .. \ . cit), n<..,
.."or. cor. :;lIn AlllOnio and Florence sIS.
i\lhcn"n.
c".,hiH \\"ellvFargo
Ellpre"t'u.
Atllert"", U"u,lnl>Qn'r. T 1'. R u.
Austin, W. II.. h",l~C', 19 F.. Sltn Antonio -a.
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EL PA:>U DmECTORY.
J
EL PASO D1~ECTORY.
'5
B
Babecek, --,
locomotive eogtneee, E. Second, near Tays st.
Bad"n, Von F. Albert, janitor of public scbools
lladarllCCO, A., huker, 122 5. El Paso st.
Baggs, George, caphalist, S E. San Antonio st., up stairs.
Bagby, John, Fashion Saloon, It E. San Antonio st.
Baggo\s, M .. lodging house, near S. P. depot.
Bagby, Charles & Co., proprietors Fashion aaloon, II E. SllIl Antonio st.
lkker, Hellry, Slln<.!ay Herald "l1u:e.
Baker, Billy, variety actor D.t Pictorial Theatre, 29 S. El Paso SI.
Ball, C., m~chinis~, Fourth and ChihuabnB srs.
ueu, Charles, car porter, W. San Francisco and Chihnhua!lts.
Baines, G. W., pllStor of Raplisl Chur<;:h, San Antonio and Ma\::offin eve.
RaineS, Mrs ..... ""0, teacher in r"IJ1ie school.
D::tile)' T., lawyer, II S, E1 Pas'" 51.
Bltnv;l.rd, C. E., saloon· keeper, g S. EI Puc> t1.
Banta, A. F .. 41 S. EI I'llSO st.
Barran, F. C., salesman, 34 S. El Paso st.
Barrell. Gen., proprletQr~.
W. lee Cu., cor. nf Sonara aod Lean st.
lhrchy, Robert, printer, 14 E Overland st.
Hauell, O. T , lumberyard,
301 E. SI. Louis 51.
Barta, A. F., clerk, 219 5 £1 /;'a$Q K
BarnD.IIl, John, m"-"hiniSI, S, P. R R.
Ba"non, P., le,uusler, F..~~erill"r1.,t.,
bet. Oregon and Utah sis
Ilat"s, G. II., 214E. St. Lo~is st.
Batty, J. C., lPanager Mexican Land and Caule ce., 5 S. EI PlI.&OIt.,
up stairs.
Hay, Miss Hattie, .ariety actress, rear of I t3 E. San Antonio Sl.
Bassler, Emil, with Grand Ce"tml Hotel.
Bader, Fred A., nt Fashion Saloon, II E. San Antonia 51.
Beach, J. G., Central ReStauranl,
Lillit Plaza.
Beach, W. P., saddler, :u S. El Paso Sl.
Beaumont. t'n-nk, reporter and solicitor of 1::1 Paso Times, t4 E. Overland st.
Bell, CUllIn", P.., Sa" Antonio, nenr Virginia sl.
Bdl, Edward, wait"'r at Link's reSIIIUl11nl, la E. Overland st.
Bell, Mr... Emma, ...vido..., Stanton ~I , bet. E. St. Louis and Tnu II.
Beneke, Henry, hardware merchant, 26 S. EI Paso st.
Bensont, G., N. El Pas') st., bet Mi.!;Oori ami Boulevard.
Bergh, G" 2U4 E. San Antonio st.
Berliner, Henry, proprittor
of Berliner Ho",;", 18 and 20 E. Overland sl.
B~rhner, Geo., jobbers and reta.ilers of liquor, 30 S. EI Paso st.
B"rrin, E V., merchant.
r7 E. San Antonio st.
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EL PASO OlRECTORV.
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Drugs~
MEDIOL\fES
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J]t'anqu :(filllltlJi
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luilet Articles,
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San Antonio 51.
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EL rASO DrRE:crORV.
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Benningha.!O, H P., "",,;;,uml surgeon, U.S. Army 19 E. San Antonio lI.
Rehle, G., Chihuahua st., bet. Sonora and San Francisco suo
Ilemell, Robert, 204 S. El Paso st.
B1U, R. H.. .,orter. 2 and4 S. El Pa;;o SI_
lliJ'd, Ceo. L , ""Jesmpn, , S. El Pnso 51.
Wack, W. loL, ,,"'ilh El Paso Street Car Co.
Blacker, Allen, mty aHOmC)', 10 E. Sac Antonio t't., up·stail'$.
Blanchard, O. D., clerk, G. H. & S. A. K. a., N. Or-ejl:on 51.
llJum, I., saloon keeper, 4' S. El Pa"" ,1.
Hono, James, tinsmilh, F'rnnldin 51., norLh of S. P. round bouS<!.
Borderdeng-, H. c., cwrpenter, S, P. R. R.
BU5worlh, C. B., ticket clerk, S. r. R. R. depot.
Bollon, Thos. C .. photographer,
:zS E. Sun Anlonio st.
llculewaee,
clerk, 9 W. San f ....
""isco 51.
Horing, S. W., cily ma""""l, ol1iee $ W O~erla"d 51
Borndal",
F. H., drug;" books and stationery, 35 S. El. Paso 51.
Buslon, Harry. barunder,
al 214 E. St. Louis st.
Boyd, Jesse, speculator,
Utah sr., bet. Fir.;:t and Second sts.
Boyd, Ch;u-les, variety mwager, 29 S. El Paso st.
Boydston, t·. "I., Chihuahua ,I., \leu W. O ..erbnd sl.
~uehcr, B"rnarU, mnllufa,,-turero(rubher
slamps, 35 S. EI Paso st.
BlInc~. Frm"k, con,luctor Mexican Central R. R., res. E. San Anlonio st.
BUliDgloD, Joseph, !:iant;!, Fe and San francisco sts.
Burnetb. H., tt\Cssengn. Wells-Fargo
Express Co.
Bums, James, restaurant, ~,){~.
EI Pll.SOSl.
liurns, Harry, bmrkeepo:r "I Bltss Saloon, 102 S. El P""o Sl
Butler, Mi,;,sJennie, s. w. cor. of Utah :ilLdJ'irst st.
H",...,kien R., Sireet spnnkler, Windsor Hctel .
Bradford, Wm., clerk, G. H. & S. A. R. R.
Bradford, E. F., plumber, n.e. cor or Florence and Texas Its.
Bradley, Miss jo.oie, s w cor. ULah and SeO:ll"d sts
Braham, Il. !l., merchant, cor San FnmC,sco .....d DUrlmg<> sis
Breen, 1>1olJ,.....ailer pI \\'i,,<1':('1r Htltel.
Bridge", Wm., .....
ilh Eakin, real estate agent, cor. El Paso and San An·
IOllir) -,>1,., up siairs.
Brick, P. P., O. K. Transfer Co., "~\\I.Overland 51
Urinck,J
T.,grocer,'::;
l::IP~:;.o~1.
l:lrink, Mrs C E, widow, cOr Saola Fe lInd San FranCISCO 51
Brinck, W <,;., Santa Fe~l,
l>el. Soll"mand
San FtllJlciscoSlJ;
Brack, W B. aUnu,e)' at l"w, 10 F. San A"lallio sL, up,slain
Brock,
J tv ,
cUlm"i""ion merchullt, 2SS El Pasosl
\\'
U Telegmph
offi"-e, reS EI PIl50 Sl • bel
Missouri 51 anu AuuleVIU'il
Bmwer, G S. builder, s w cot" Florence and Texu sn
Brooks, B • mn'''lger
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EL PASO PIRF.CTORY.
BEN F. LEVY
CROCERIES {~ PROVISIONS
FRUITS,
EL PltSO, TEXAS
MuD.1\7 "'l'pt ~d1.ll. ..,
.0,8 •• &.I .LlO
ETC.
at.
li,verytking t'n tile Groce,,")'Line furnished 'witlt
dz'spatclt.
Orders recerued for tlu celebrated El Paso Mission Grapes, and Ef Paso Onion Seed constantly
on hond.
Orders by mail or teleg1'aplt promptly jilled.
~STUART. & • SHIPMAN"I)ca.1e",in c~e.)' vllri"t~ of
I
FrEsh MEats, SausallEs, Ham,
•
LaRD,
POULTRY.
GAME, PRODUCE, ETC.
No. S Mundy Building. S El Pa5U St.
EL P"tlS(), TEX"tlS .
1'01' "milo Vadel'W6al'
go t.B LlG.~BOD'I'
• .:JA ....
t;L PASO DlRECfORY,
P,row"inl:, J F.., blacksrnirh,
13 E Overland ~t
I3rvwtlin!',James
11 , pullman ('"or pOI'ler, east O".,rrand,1
,nearT
P
senli"" house
Hro,,'n,"\
\, Wilh Well> Farg') Express Co
Brown. James J , brakeman,
N l)regon, ne:a !\lain ~t
Ilrownson, James. cook, E Overlan,l, bet. El Paso and Oregon sts
Urow",,"n. Edgnr l:l , In'" ~t"ek dealer, E ~:ln Antonio 5t , near 'rays.
Buckler, J f\, counLy judge, 10 E Snn _\.ntonio St , up-slni",
Murke. Fnlllk, nlUllngt-r Piclorial The,u~, 29 S EI Paso 5t
Blldg""" :\1",. ~I L. widOw, cor St"llton and )lis50UTl SIS
Burll'. )Il'!. Kate, washerwcmau,
cor.!;m
Franei5l:o and Sonora SIS.
nurlon, A , builder, Virgini:t and San Antoniu sis.
llucballllttn, C FI ,port.:'r. 9 $. El Paso.>1
I1uchanan, S \I I proprielororplaning
mill, UIah,1 ,hel
Sao Antonio
and E. St. Louis sts.
Buswell, A. C , porter, 10 E. Overland St
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Coldwell, Wm , lawyer, 8 ~ll Antonio 51
Cn1igrove, D D, copper>milh, S P. round neuse
(;"li,h ..r. J ,Ca]ifomiaSton:,
38 EI Pn 05t
Calp]"s, R • nunLmC"lur,"
..ud SUD AntolllO Street Railway track
Cusldlun<J, 1\i~ho]M. cook at Link Reslaurant,
12 E, Overlend st.
Campbell, H M , b.J.ggagema.'tel', G. H & S A
Campbell, Eugene, shoe slore, B E ~an Anlonio ~t.
Campbell, Geo ,wailer
at Smlth's. resraurent,
EI Paso SI., Dear 5:111
Fund.eo
Sl
Campbell, 11. F., dnlgg;sI. 4 E. San "'nlonio 51.
Campbell, A(!eli". C"or.or L'tah nnd Wyommg sis.
Cnnn;g. J. W .• 5a,ldler. San .\nlnJlio, \,et. Stanton and Knnsu 9{9
C1lj>dl. H L, l,ook-k""per al \funrly Broo., 5 and 1 S. El Paso 51
Carl, E , candy factory, 19 S, El Paso st.
Canayal.
P , Wells· Fargo Express Co. 15 W, San Francisco st
C:lrJil;le, M..... Jennie, Utah 51 ,bet
J-'il'5! and Second ~t.S
CarlqUl.sle, John P . milcr, II W Overland 4
Casar!, )h$S ,\laude, !Iouwkeeper. \Vi"'!""r
HUlel
Carr. LCWI~, cvok, Saula Fe, bet. !>ian F"rallci""o Dud SOn"m ~!$
C,,=n~, A" butcher, 11::; EI Paso s!
Calmn. J B, reol ",slale :lj';"nI. Mundy building. 5 S. EI Paso 51
I.~Ull,]nn, \Ii",; Mollie, Utah, bet Fin! nod Second sa.
Crreghino,
Emanuel, cashier al Ilalhn Resmcram,
'lS S 1::] Paso at
Cere~bino, John. proprietor Italian Re.stauTalll, 28 S. El Paso 51
Chappel, T, W .. ranchmen. s_ w. Cor. Hills n"d "I sts ,
Charay, Ernest, "·,,iteral Ceutrnt HOlel.
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• CO. A .. tlEltil for K __
of AU atDb.
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EL. PASO
IJIRE(:TOI(Y.
HOUCK & DIETER
Manufacturer!! Clfllli kind~ of
MINERAL~
~WATERS
ROYAL G1NGER ALE llND
):IND DEfiLERS
GRYSTfAL
1M
ICE,
St. Lowis Lager Beer Depot, 4th and Cltihualtua
Streets.
Orders for Ice to Private Houses receiue prompt
aueruion.
EL P.J1S0, TEX.J1S.
3'
EL PASO D1RI'crORY.
Cherry, Miss Alice, Chil"",hu:l,
bet. Sonom end San " .....ncisco Sib.
Cherry, J. S" I<;>COOlOI,ve
engineer, T. P. R. R,
Cheowilh, H. K., 209 5. El Paso al.
Chll"ll, Mrs. ~1.A., housekeeper.
San Alllunio and Virginia. Stll.
Chase, R. H. D., jenhcr of Court Honse, 204 anJ 206 5. El Paso 51.
ChMe, F.
Chase, J.
Chipman,
Chicester,
:l>l, Windsor Holel
D., meS"'-lIger Well" rargo Express Co.
T B., manager O~erl"lld Corral, 13 E Overland Sl.
C , Cu.'lfirn House broker, res Chihnahua.
ncar W. Over-
land 51
Chavez, FeU",. printer, Herald office.
Chriss, L. C ,e Cot of Overland end Tays sti.
•
ChriSl, Charles, Cenlral Hotel.
CI.'ik, Wm , unner, Mnin S\ , bet. EI Paso a.nd San!" Fe
Cisk, Hllrr)", linllet, Main"t , hel. EI Paso and SaUl" Fe !>is.
Clair, de Igna.r:io. N Sall13. Fe., bet \\0' San Anlonio
and San Fran·
cisco sis
Cleghorn, Wm , teamster. E Third and 5t vreu eu
Cline, ~Ir,dairyman . .Jtf mile e of S;\n AntOnio Street R. E
Cillrey, D<tniel, boilermaker,
T
P shops, :'Ilain Sl , bet. El PllS<Iand
!:illnla Fe iiS.
ClarJ'y, Z B" .uomey,
10 E. San Antcmc st
Clar'k, F P., c(llInly ~nd <l;~lri{"\ clerk, secor
of Hills llnc! E. Sec
ond ~l,,-Clnrk, F.--ed, (Iriver fur Slrt"~1 Car l.~"
Clark \11'>0Etta, S. '" "or "f Utah a",1 FirsL sts
Cte.k, H (;., "-""1. supl of Pullman
GrnndCentral
t:lark, Leigh, 1I1lurney. S E.. Sa'll "'"toniO'l.
Cleaver. Geo. l:l., l"'legraph opernlOr, A T & 5, Fe R. R
Coles, Wm, Oregon ~I.,bet. ESt.
r...mis lind \10;'1 ~l:;.
Codinglon, Ed, painter, 16 E. OverliuHI ~\
Coddington,
K .,1., \\'e1kFargn
F.~I,re", Co.
Coffin. v H, Wello Fargo E.<prt'~~ Co,
Coffin, C 0, grain de:..ler, W Ov ... lnn(] ")lei LMn suo
COffitl, Wm., prOp. lJo>'S 5alool\.
Coludrecn.
Rafael, "·ith Loch Br(J.~. 207 "i Fl PaMI ~!.
cecs.,
HOlel.
Colrns, "i" Be ssie, leacher in puhlic ,ch""l
C"II, C. F, butcher. IT!". f.l P""", sl.
Cnmeley. Gt'o, cook. al Pictoriuj Thelltr\', 19 S. 1::1PlLSO51.
l;""klin.
T 1-1., real e"tal~ "~r"l, 114 F. Snn Antonio ~l
Co"nol)'. (;M)., porter, 1.l4 S FJ 'Paso 51.
('-"o~. (;eo ...... , cook, 1'!-llrr\ ~l., bet, Ut.-..Ii und ON:gun ~t.
CQOI,H, H H., bu\(;hcr, rexll..~IITld Ulah~h.
Con;.IOI,. :>1., 212 E 'il. Loni-, ,I
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GOLD AND SILVER
DIAMONDS, W ATORES, OLOOKS,
,\~d 1111
ki."l~ of JEWELRY
No. 33 .hi Paso St.
E! Paso, Texas .
.
W. M. DAVIS
WhO],'salc and R~tn;l Ocnler in
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, STOVES
Tinware, Pumps, Windmills, etc.
Blacksmiths', Railroil(1 ami Miners' Supplies
M01'1'O: Quicle Snlee and Small Profits.
Agt!!!ifor Lafllill & Rtwd Pj)wd~r Co.
Fajroa'l~'$ & Comjlimy's Scates,
lind A dams & rVutlq.k"s Oil StmHJ:/
No. 43 El Paw Street,
EL PASO, TEx'dS.
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1<;1.. PASO 1)1R~:C'rORY.
d 'fyrtleSIS
l'f:~~s
lIll
Connors, Mi!i" W,. hcuaekeeper,
Grand Central Hutel.
MiS5lJuri
Cor;c, G. W., conductOr, ~Iel<ican Central K. R .• n. e. cor.
-ComSICX::I..G. /-l .• deputy
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.hcriff, Flortn~~
st.,
het.
and Stanton sl~.
COl;gTO,-e. G. H., w;liler, 116!i, 1<:1Pase st.
Cox_ W. T , I'l>rler at Grnnd l:entral Hotel,
Comollv, Mi,s Delill. ecr of Wyoming nnd Stanton sIS·
COrilll. "}e"us. l,ia.olerer, St. Vrim and E. Sewnd sl
s.
Carter. So. locumouve fin:mnn,
l' K- R.
Cowen, Wm" locomotive engineer, S P R R.
Criswell, "\1 W .• trader, 39 EI Pa"" >oj
Cri~lVell, A. J> : spCcubllor, 39 S. El Pa"'" &1.
('mw, Mrs . wid"w, iurn;,hed mom ... 113 E. San Antonio 5t.
Criswell. w C. ~\reCulatDr, 301 S. ]':1 Paso SI
Cl1Iig. Al .214 E :it Louis 51.
Crosby, Will , commission mercbam,
25 S El Pnso st
Crawford, R C., Central HOld.
CUlwfoTlI, J. J ' Uta.h st., bet. E. :-t. Louis and San ,\nlonio us
Crnmedy, Wesl~, janilor, ~lethodjst church, J::. Texas, cor Stanton sts
Currj~, JR.,
real esurte agent. 8 1': Sin ,\ntonl0 st
Cullen, James, Central Hotel
Cunningham,
R M_. plumber, Chihuahua
~l , bel. Sail F'rancbeo aL.,1
~onor:l suo
Cnnningham,
A., messenger, Pacific Exprl!!>_Co
CUllninsbam,
Me,
foreman or ga' 1I,"in!=: shops, EI Pa..'iOGas e'L
Cummjng~, E. W ,Central
ITOld
C1]I~e(I}', Wm , laborer, W. ~an Fmnci.~co Rnd Chihuahua 5[';.
Curie~ Juan X, grocery510re, W. O..erlnnd 51, bel. Leon and Durango SIS
Cm;hing.
W. H., phnl"gWI'f,pr,
Ulah ,I , I,"L
r:
SI. I~,,,i, "",I San An
10nio'l,
D
Daily. Peter, ll,idlayer,
ThIrd nnd Sallta Fe'!,.
l>al~ll, F_, loulcher, 15!'o 1:1 Pa.n at.
Du,gil", Will" teamster, Hill" bet. Fir.;t :mel Second iI~.
Darrow, I., R., 'a.lc,nullI.:n
allcl '1:4~' t:l Paso Sl
Daurln, LOUIS, '810sman, ~2 lllld 2451 F.l P8,O ,I.
D;l~enfIQrl, Mi" Gipsy. 247 U!<lh ,I
na~ls .. -\_. ",I ..""a", 4ll S 1'1 Pa,lI ~I.
n~\"\s. \\"m_ M . hard"',lre merchant, 43 S EI Paso ,t.
Dn.·j~. 1.. H . la",)'~r. 5 ~:l." ,\mOIllO~t_
0:1";,, Sam, bOOrer. \\
"'an l"rt\nci,co ~ntl Leoll 51,
D:l\i"
E\II";lTII. ear rern;r..,., S
Ke.l1llA." BaDllhell
to
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1':1. PASO
maecroxv.
K,ALBERS & CO,
flF-ALF.RS
IN
Drugs, Chemicals,
Patent Medicines,
Toilet Articles, etc.
Al.SO A ~ULl.
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MEXICAN l<'ILIGREE JEWELRY
ANI) CUKIOSln.~'i.
No. TO S. Et Pa80 St.
.El Paso, Te~"C.
THE LINK RESTfJURfJNT
KINNE & WALTERS, Profs.
EasL Overland St.
El Paso, 'I'exas.
Tile Lin k" is one of tlU!oldest and most popular
restaurants in lite city. The cuisine is unsurpassed
and tile 111.hiVU c(lmprises at! Ilral tlu- markel can
at!fJrd. Fish; game, oysters, ctc.. 111 thrir season,
(I
OPEN DAY & NIGHT
.flteals st'YVi'dat All Hours.
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J,L ~ASO DlRE:Cl"QRV.
Davis, Wm ,hiCk driver,
Davis, Citadel'. capitalist,
£1 Paw TrallSrer Co,
E. San Antonio llnd Virginia
SIS.
Davis, ~1. B., Wells ~'"rgo E"pres5 Co.
D:unvlllan. VIII"ioceo.. laborer. Ochoa and £. Te""" sIS.
Daut, "Ihert, Central Hotel
))1',,1, Mrs, 11. F., milliner, 108 E. San .~ntonio st.
neal, B. 1"., pmprielOr;;if """day
Herald, EI Paw aud Sail Antonio
IU.
Oedtrick, Mn;, A , Eddy House.
Dec:etau, R. m"n:hllnl, S. F.l ['a50~t.
Dc Hagu". J. A , lunch 5tlllld, 7 1::. 'San .'\nlnll'ost.
Denison, [, R., proprlelor Ib.nch nlll""", 39 S. E\ ['IUO 51.
D"", Sdiuyler, 9 S. El Paw st ,
D"rr, Paul, toeomcnve ",,,gineer, T.
lot R
n"ro, I'eler, walt"r. Granu Central Hotel.
Desilets, Joseph. car repairer, S l' tL R.
Df:ve.n::Ult, J.]., agem, A. T. III 5 Fe R R., office CentralllOtcl.
Desote, N""h, skllting rink, 'Slln Anlonio and Stanlon suo
De L"cki, Frank, b:lker. 13:! So El P:l\iO 51
Dieter, Adam, 4- ChihUllh"a hI.
DiCier, J. P., ro. e , car. <)fJ'an Francisco and Chihuahua ~l~
Di~ter. Mi"" Ida ~lay, (;0'. San Fr:lneisco and Chihuahua st5.
meier, \\'Pl, Welb-I'aIg(> !::JCpress Co
DIckens, Charle. "F,. salesman,
13 S El Paso st,
r.
Dingm"n. John, "'aiter,
(.;rnnd Central 1I0t"L
Doane, n. E , dairyman,
1':. ~l"gomllaVe
Uodge, G A" merehern, 6 \Y. "au Franclsco st
Dominquu,
Ralph, m~<;"""ge,, Wells·F'argo E~press Co
I)onavan, John, painter, 16 E Overland .,t,
Dorsey, Peter, pvrl"r, 4l S EIl':l>O sl
Dougher. John, prop. Grantl C~1l1ral Hotel
Do\lgbeny,
II. C, saloon keeper, Sonora,l,
bet
Santa
huahua ~I~.
\)rake, Wl1l • llO S. 1::\ l'a,;o ~t
Ilre~""" C. C .. car repairer, T 1'. R R
l)~eenhafef, Fr~d, tail"r. 101 laS S. El ra .•e SL
Dlyer, n l', t;;all>l'nler, Camphdl
st • het San
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Ft
Cbi·
ll\1U K O ...er-
13",1 ~lS
I)u.lley, ~il!K'r', mer"ho.nl, 2l4"
1::\ I'lISO ~I
I 'uthune, £,1 "In"u for:-tr",,! Car en
ljuken,
\li'i~ J"....ph;ne, ~ (.Jregon'it
, near Ihe ~leMlGarden
Ilugan, Joh", rMeman r.t Pa." Warerl.·"
\luh",y, IllL.
merchant,
19"" EI Pas"-l.
\lnlly, \\,n., I'rOJ>c:r)}man, !'iewrial Thealrt'
Il,,"hnrr,
S. C. CC'ln,lUCI"r, "ex;~"\\Celll"",1 R. lot
and
36
EL PASO DlRECTORY.
JOHN JULlllN
R. F. JOHNSON
JULIAN & JOHN$ON
EI Paso, Texas.
No. 'S East San Antunio St.
WHOLESALE
c;;L;ftt{}4/
UJ~/d/
IMPORTED
IN
(fJ
DOMESTIC WINES
CASE
OR
BULK.
California Cta'rets and Brandies,
Val. Blalg' Wiener ReM', Milwaukee,
Cigars, Bar Fi.xtnres mid Glassware
ALe ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
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El. PASO lJIRECTORY.
Duncan,
F. P , 219 S
37
1':1Pa,o;1
Dunlap, J. Fred, lraveling
pasM':nger
Wll.bash, St. Loui.s& Pacific, office CeDlml
at:ent,
llmel.
Missollti
Pacil.ic
.nd
Dunn, John K., primer, El Peso and San Antonio sis
Dunn, John, S. r freighl depot.
DUll lie. to C, provi.sion dealer, ChihuahDa ';1., bet. San Francisco
and
:$ollora sts.
Dunne. W., Piclorial Reslaurant,
29 S. El Paso st.
Dunne, john, 29 '.:i. }:;J PMO st.
Dunning, \Y. H., driver. !iU'Cct car.
De Wall, J. 8., Fashion Barber Shop, 9 E. Sau Amcnio ~l.
Dwyer, Th"mn,
IS W San Fmncisco 51
Dwyer, W. G., <:,ngineer, n e. cor. "fSonont
and Leon n.
Dye, 511'."1'.,bnrkeeper, Gmnd Celllml Hotel
r•
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Eakins, P "'" rellJ eslllle, commiSSIOn and hou!ie renting agenl,
First Katinllal Bank.
EarhRrt, Jacob M
co"tmctur,
N. SUll\" Fe, bet. Overland
and
~"rnnci5COsts
Eanby, Barney, I"borer, S. P. freight (lepu!
EanDy, Thomas, Imnruillg hl:IU'ie, \faill st., "ear 3. P. d~pot.
Ea$lerhro-ok, \fr., Fr.LI,klin M., Il~ar 11,1'S P. rcuml nOllS!:.
Easlerly, F.lm~r, ""lesman, IJ S. EI Pasn st.
EaSIc.nllan, Dan, leam,ler, cor. Eighth and Utah sIS.
Edwards, Miss ~1()llit, 2.1-1Utah ,I.
Edwards, John F., proprietor MOrtling Slar, O~erlalld .1,
Edward"
\1. C .• bookkeeper,
1::. Q~erland alld Slanton Sl-S.
Eddy. Mrs, A .. Plnz a 51:" near S. 1'_ depot.
Ege. ,\. T , musician, SIII1 F'ranc,s-c;o, nenr Chihuah~:!.!it
EUoll, 'I",. E. N., K,.,,=~, nellr \1o"re ,t
Eliott,}'. 1.., li,}p1Tl1il' fur W. U. Tel. Co.
Eliott. :\Ir., bacgagema,ter,
S. P. R. R.
Ely, Si,lllC.y, book keeper, t9 'iV, O,·erl:r.nd 01.
Ely, Joseph, barber, I~ S El Paso et.
Ely. W L, '5 W Sa" ~'fl'In,,;,co ,I
F.me"on, G. \V., mnchnl,
L'lah llIId Idaho sts.
F.n1,., Knle, cnu'n!,,,,n,,,i,l,
\Vln<1'''r H"tel
OY<:,!
f•
••
Sail
i
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En" Cha,!e" engin",,,r. Su"urn 'I., hp,t. ";""1'1 Fe ~m\ Chihuahua Sl-S,
Erhart, Jacob, (oreman plani"g mill, Fourth "ml Chihnahun
515.
EsclllltnO". Fe1iot. grocery 5\ore. W San Francisco ,I.
E~cllyeda, \lnnoel. Frl\llklil1 and \1ain,I,.
F,<;tc!j\ C .• prinetpal ,~fpublic ~ch,'()l~. COr \1ng'1ffin ave. anrl E. SAn
\ntflnill 'h,
".:11. Ib>.eelauJI
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w .•.•
c:L ...ohl .... oompoa"
th" ena
of KJl'1l&L~D.
CO.
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£1. PASO DIR~;(.'l'OKV.
THE $ANT A FE LINE.
Passengers going Nort/t or East should take the
Atchison, Topeka £: Santa ~e Railroad
Because -ithas
A Splendid Road Bed: an elegant Equipment of Day
Coacbes and Pullman Sleepers. besides Emigrant
Sleepers on all Passenger Trains;
TIlE BEllT RATlIlG IlllUSES
m THE Ell'I'1RE WEST
And £s universally on t£1JZe,maki1t~ sure connections
itI- Union Depots wi/It at! Tra-ins to
the Nm'tJt and tlte East.
TICKET OFFICES OPEN ALL DAY.
F. C. GAY,
C. L. MIXER,
G..... A.g .... t, El PIJS~, T...,,:<u.
1_
W. F. WHITE.
G.."tral P'lSU'Igtr und Tidul
Agtllt,
7'optl:n, KQN$U"
I
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EL PASO lllRECTORY.
Eacarnncirnon,
.M r-, pre""man at Time. office. 14 E. Overland st.
Euni~, L. C. D., labour, A. T. oS: 5. Fe R. R.
Evans, -'Ii,s Lucy, W. O."rland
.1., pel. Chihunbu;l. and Leon SUI.
F
Falvey. T. A ,judge of tbe 20th Dislriel Court.
FaIT, Churles, bakender.
39 S El p,,-~o st.
FasseU, C. W., book keeper, 26 S. El rUO st.
FnUl, Joseph. miner, W San Francisco 51.
Faudca, y, W .• O"erlallcJ, bel Leon and Durango sUI
Feeney, ~1artin, me~hanic, 115 E. 5t Louis st.
Feli~, Peter, labor!!.r. W Main and Chihunhun sts.
Freeman • .\I;s.~ Sadie. waaer, Windsor HUlel
Ereuchler. David. butcher, 5 S. £1 Pa<u $1
}o'n:l,chl",. "(luis, butcher, S S. El PlJ,S(>~t.
l"ernn",le~, Inocente, Utah sl., l:>et. St. LOllis and Texas. st>.
}o'c'H11, W J ,relll estate agenl, 5 S. El Paso 51.
Frichlner, Emesl, barkeeper,
Allandt Garden, S. E1 Paso st.
Finl<, \\'01., dairyman, E Magofllll ave.
Fink, E. M., mel"<'hant, IS and 17 E. Overland st.
Fischervjacob,
grocer, 13M E. Overland 51.
Fletcher. H. W., '''lesman,
13 S. EI Paso st
Floorc. J. 1'01., N Sanla Fe, bet . Overland and San Fram:isco sis
Fiord. H F. clerk, 1 E 5;1.nAnlonio
Fnrd, C H _, porter, WIndsor Hotel
sl
Foster, Miss Dell, %47 Utah sr
Foucar, E L, eommiseicn ngent, cur Third anJ Sa',lo Fe S(9
Fo~ler. A G, anomej-, 2'" ",n.l 2~ S El Pa<o st
Fowler, printer, Morlliul: Slar
Fowler. J K • posl,r, Presbylerian
Church. Campb ell, near WyOIlliDg st.
Filzgel'1lld. J D , Wi"d...,r I-Iolel
}o'ox. J<l'~l,h. 1,lll5lerer, COr E Overland and Utah Sl,.
Fox. \1r , l>r;oler, 16 Eo Overland il
Franl<, MiB ,\nn;l., CQr Utah and Idaho sts.
Freudenthal,
L B, general merchandise,
2. and 4 S F.l Pa"O il
French, K E, IS W San Francisco st
FrO-I, <;arl. tailor, 112 E San .\ntoll;O ~l
FDrger.;Qn, Jnm,,-.., pre~'mau. Times, 14- E Overlaud 51.
F"hnnan,
Augn,t. "h""<nak.er, 2J){ ~ EI Pa.'o sl
Fa\lon, Jame", cook, Grand Cent",l Hotel
Fulle,,"
A • 18 E. San A'ltonio 51
Furlow. W 11 • clerk, Wind,or 1101el
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• CO.
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EL 1'ASO DIRECTORY.
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A lRVIN.
O. C. IRVIN. M. 0
W. A.IRVIN & CO.
DRUGGISTS
AND DEALERS I:>
Books and Stationery, School SuppNes,
Paints, Oils. Br1ts!,es, Wait Paper,
Wi·"dow Glass, Toilet Articles,
Olgan
and 'J'oba.ecoll.
FaIr D~a'llIg ,lila Low Prices our ,I{ullo. Orders proNlpl/)'
jilin!'
Gell1U7UEl Paso Ollioll Seed for Sale.
El Pfl.Sll St., Ell'lIIo,
TM EI PaRO Nllw~ 00.
39 Soull, .hi. Paso Street,
Tens
E! Paso. Texas.
FINEST IMPORTED
WINES LIQUORS ~ CIGRRS
a.o»
ROOMS ATTACHED.
j. R. DENlSON,
Proprietor.
J. F. KOPP,
Manager.
4J
10:1. PA!';O D1REt.-rQRV.
G
G.",e"1'llom,,-,,
porler. Ccntral Hotel.
Gnb.gb"", John, ",ngioeer,:\.
T . .v: 5anl. Fe R R
Gallagu, S. F • telegraph. operator, W U officc
G~mbrilz, Simon, labor<:r, Thml a,,,1 Hanl"- Fe ~t5.
Vomica, E , 11100'''<, Utah 51 ,bel
E 51 Louis and Texas
Gandara, E , prinlecr, i\I"rning Star.
Gnruuecr, W J ,omnibus
driver, Oregon .1 . OCI Main
5t1.
and
l.ollis \its.
Garee a, G" porter, Ketelsen & Degela".
Gession, Jnmes, "'incr, \\'i,,<lsor ""Iel.
{;all:"S.
Mary, le1l.eher, public SChcKll.
Glly, Jl"\bn, 5hoemaker, 25M S. El pasc 51
Gaj').F. C ,gen
llgl., A T.& s Fe, Cenlr.l
Hotel.
Grnger, /IIr., n, side Second, bel. Ulah a",1 El P,,,,,, ~ts
Geiller, \\'. U., \\in<lsor
HOlr:.l.
Ijuuerres, Juan. Inoorll'r~ W. 'f.in st., near San Francisco 51.
German, ThlJmOh. IS ·W. San Francisco 51
Gerald, G. P., Iclcgraph operator, W. U.llffiee.
Glen". \V.j., ciVIl engineer, ao S. ElPaso sl.
Gl:n"" U., Daily Tim.es, 14 E. OVLrland ,I.
Gildea, Mi,s jennie, Ulah, bel. t-i,,\ and Second sts
Gillelipie. ~ s ,snl""nk~el,,,r,
8 S El P:.~o st
CHIc\!., E T., br(lk~m,,", ~ S El ['&.SO 61
Gillette, J B, """ista.nt city marshal
vi", Sam, laLorer, W. Main it , bel. Urcgcm and S"nl" Fe st;,
Gbt, joseph, colleclor, cor. Utab and tdnhO ~IS,
Gonu.le!l, B., l'"rnnklin and ~h.illsrs.
;\1,....
t:onuks,
l'der, bUlcher, 3 "'. Sa" Francisco ~t
G'J"~ak,,, J~>u"', !~i\lll'll!r, E. O¥<:rl"IHI and \'irginill s\s
(;OOlhulln, T. M , ~ocer,
12~ E. San .\nlo"i<) ~i
G"mlins(}lI.j(}1! W , mil. jcian, I"ctorinl Thcaln:.
GrKHl, CIt:.rle6, \ ....ind~or Hillel
<";orha rn, J. l-I , rS W. ~an Fr"nci~\..'O $1
Ocrrnan. A 0, (Jrnlltl C ...'llrlll lIot"l.
Gor\n, Jolin. ptl"rter, 3 W. S:m Franciscc st
Go"I,I, \ji,.s Cli,l", 347 Utah ~l.
Gmh"m, J"m"5,:;
r freigltt d"pol.
G,ay, T. J., speelllat ...r, FJ.,.( and Hill ,t>.
Gray, j. W" While ';w." .""1(,,,,,, 112 S. EI l'asc ll.
Gra)', 1,)!tn. s\>CCIlla\or, 36 S, El 1''''0 ~l.
l.;ra)·, 'rhomes, ,...,~I""ran\, 14~ E. San. Antonio ~L
Gray, Mh~ 1Ie1len, ~ w. cor Utah and til"Sl sts
C;rnnl, Gell M , carpenter, t'ranklil' and :.\l,ain sIs.
E.
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EL PASO DIRECTORY.
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Regular Dinners
From 4_I'. M. to 7:30 P. :VI.
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EL PASO DlRE<;rORV.
Gregory,
~hck,
GT"gOry,
Grigsby,
barkeeper, 41 S. El P~so ~l.
Pb<Xl1ix Saloon, 41 S EI Paso st.
I'hcma-, porter, 20 s. El ~:uo ~t.
J~'I\"',pmp.
Griffeth, Ausdu, 29 S £1 Pl.s" ~I.
c.;ubn6,
Jose, laborer,
W. ~!nin ami Sunta Fe st!;.
G"emnro, ~'red. wailt<r, 23 S. Ell'aso
sr
Guitiercs, JesUs, lnbMcr, W. San Fra"ei5co and Durango Sl~.
Gumbo, Jahu, cook, Iu.ll:l.1l Restaurant,
28 S. E1 Paso 51.
CUllll, Win .. Cll1;ineer, N . .l::l Paso "I ,bet,
Missourlst.
aud Bodlc"ard.
(.;"'y"u,
John L , foreman.
S. 1'. R. R.
H
1la.:LO, J., j}l"Clcer,40 !:i. El Paso "tHaos, Charles, ,alc.mall, 40 S. El PIi50 st
Hnckel, John, barkcepcl,
12 E Sa'l '\Dlonio St.
Hague, J. I'., "tmmey, 8 E. San Aruoulc st.
Ilage, Emet, derk, S. El Paso SI.
Ibgert$, fre<.l, gll>c.cr, 114~ 5. El l'aso st.
liayne~, Harry, tailor, ~Ierrick lie Bros., S El PlL!iO5\.
Hall Eugene, ac.tl.lr, PictCll';;l1Theatre.
Hall, Dr , 2 S. El Pasc st.
Hallen, John, bricklayer, Second and Santa Fe its.
Hamemau, Miss llh-ry, N. t:! Paso it" bet, ~lI!iSOuri H. Ind BolllevEtrd.
Hammcr, Louis. contractor.
Pacific Hotel.
lIn"'ilt'JI\, Harry, bdj bvy, W;ndSoT.
Ihncock,
Geo. ,\., macbinjsl, A. T. & S. F"" R.
Hordy, R. Lo, grocer, 9 So El Paso st.
llarper., l"icbola s, 5 E. :ilLll Antonio ~l.
...
Harrell, Wm .. Me~. t,;. R. R.
Harrington, Hell')', (cumsler, E OVCrlaDd st.
lInrri ... John, car inSjlf'ctor, A. T. &. S. F~ R R.
Hnrrl~, David, peddler, 13 C. San Antonio st.
HUl'ri.;on, Hen!)', hostler, E. Overland ,I .. n!~arT. ·P. slatio" hOll""'.
/larrison. James I' .. brakeman, A. T. e s. Fe R. R.
Hard.,nll, J. R.. l"'leher, 3 W San rrenctscc SI.
lJa.rt, Juan, editor and ''':Lnng"r Daily Times, t4 E. Overland il.
Han, F.. leamsteT, 'V. San FraIlC;S<::<}nud Leun us.
1111.1'1,
Feauk. shcerueker,
IS~ E. San Allton;ns!.
lInT!. A. S., book-keeper, Time', t4 E. OVl:rland st.
Ilurl"",,,,
John. ~ll'a'<O Electric I.ight Co.
Ilasly. \\'. n., T. P. rrcig-hl ,leprH.
l!:l.1baway, Ge.:uge, rel'nir"T. C. I'. R. R.
Ilaul,
~!n;.~l.L.. chambermaid,
Grand Ce'llml HOld.
linye •. 1I"'lr)' .• 5. P freight depot.
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li:L PASO D1RF.Cl'ORY,
E. I. rOUCAR
F. N. HOLlIROOK,
-»HOLBROOK & FOUgAR+>I
Mininge Constructing Engineers
Agents
for the PACIFIC
SAN rRA~ClSCO,
IRON \VORKS.
CAL'
All Classes of MiniNg Ilf"rhinl:Ty Furnis/Il'd.
Mines Carefully
Examined & Reported Upon
Assa).s ami A7Iul)'sts Pr(Jmplly lJfadr.
Corner Third and Santa
Fe Sis.
EL PASO. TEX.lS.
.
KETELSEN & DEGETAU;
EL PASO, TEXAS, &
CHIHUAHUA,
Wholesale
MEXICO
Dealers in
--*b:err:eraI M:ercharrdisel<SHIPPING
a FORWflRDING
MERCHBNTS
ne
L!lA4!lIR' Clotb1en
IU14 'l'a.i1orl ••• LIGRT:BODY
EL PASO OIRECTORY.
81; J'.a..lllfZ8.
,s
Ha}'s, J<'>1o",tl":ll,a.n, G. H. & S. A.I~, R.
lleffdin,
james, wetcbman,
Trnn5(er CO.
Heiderhcff F., (oreman, Daily Times, 14 E. Overland u.
Heine, Joseph. merchant.
201 S. El Paso 5L.
Hendel"iOrt, J, A. S, A , chief en!:irteer, Me". C. R, K.
Hend"n><,n, n. R., j""d"r,
cor .... r BI p",u nnd W. San Francisc/) sts
Henry, John, bldck!iInith, cor. o( \Iain nlld O~go" sts
Herzog, julias, Custom l loase hroker, ~02 5. El P:>."':'51
Hermam, T., dealeriu hides, 205,1{ E. SI, Louis SI.
Hertmlln, George, WI E. St. !-Qui, ~t.
I r...n':anrlu, J "'In, 'V. ~nn Fmnci,.;/) 51.
Herore, ~li-,s Tom""a. Thinl ~L. hel. Ulah am:l Oregon se.
Uester, JOllO, hostler, Tran,("r CD.
Hetheringlon, Ge/)rge, Central !Jotel.
Hibler, J H., Wirdsor Hotel,
Il>bbartl, \\m ,pa.inter,
W Overland and Snnl:l. Fests
Hid",,,,,,,
clerk, Wim.bor Holel.
H,ggins, Patrick, bootblack, On""I'" CourtlIill, hh.ia, slonemason, eigblh and Ulah sts.
Hill, P. R., clerk, Windsor Hotel.
H'lle. ,\ugn~l. saddler, .:'>1a;" and Oregon sts.
Hill" \\"m S., nlLnmpy, office 1::. San ,\ntonio 5LS
Hild"hra"dl, H. R., ;.al,lO" l~"l-"'r, It. e. cOr. C~ml'bell and San Antonio
srs.
Hilton, J. P., 212 E. Overland 51.
l Iogman. printer )lort1Lng Slar.
Hoffman, ,\1.. rireman. G H & S A Rr,
H""gln",I,
R. H ,clerk, Ulah nntl Id"hv,1s
1I0gan, E S.. teamster, Jacks<'>n', lumbr:r}'arrl
Hogan, J. J ,printer
'Ioming !'tar.
Hog~, .t'.' . rnl e~late agem, Ulah and \\')"oming I~~.
HogI'. :'I1i5~:'Ilnry, L'rah and Wyoming ,;t-.
llo1hrovk.
1'. ~., cOlllmi'~l<,111men;h,ml, Tbi.,l and Stlnl" F~ sl~.
Hu1li"l:>""'lh.
"-:11".1«>;,"a'l"'''l~r, ,I. ~ cur. Chihunlma (lnd <;nllOrn_
lIolm..,;, \Yalrer. car rer.ain~r, S P. Ry
!111me&,D. It, porter, Oregon, bet. 'l:un and E 51 Lolli; .,.
Hope, J. H., b:l.[k~eper, 39 S. 1::11'01->0
~l.
Hope. ~'. t: , barkeeper, TZ ltrtU 14~, 1::1 PaS() ,LHopkin",,'
\V, locomoti"e
eng;"" ...r, "nil A"ro"i", bl"1 SlllnLou and
Kan,a, ~l'
Ilorner, Wm .. ~CL1~sm"n,38 S El Paso st
Htlrner, .'l.. ~l..locomotive
~nf:illeer, El l'n 0, bel. ~Ii.'tmri ~I. and
Boulevard
Homey, Ed, bOQk k~eper, r l' Hy.
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EL PASO DIRECl"OR\'.
MEXICO
AND
TEXAS
LAND & CATTLE COMIfANY
J. c. 8EATTY, Mannger,
Er, PASO, TEXAS.
Bealer<; in all kind~ of
Grazing and Farming Land's and Live Stock
Choice IIlcl<ico,TCl<M,New Mexico lind At;zon~ Lands.
•0tI"l' fla.cllit11lt1
OUt llne.
lII~o,
Large Stock Ranches>a S~i:llty
.
are un.nn'll""""d
fol' h ..ndUDII' ..Ulrlnd9 or 'bu.t ......
:Bra.nch .&.g1lDc::i
... 1D all the import.lLnt
elUe" aDd toWll.ll
'l'e:ItU~a ••••
\\'<: prop<J""
hi
ill
nico.
i::;ye M",,-ican lands Oll,.speo-:inl :ut~"li"n, and as we are
fnmiliar with all the lands we are offering for sale, it will be Ollf aim \0
place nO Imel UV\>11
the 'nnrkel ,h"t is nut fl"'ioldn", III '1"nlity an,1 with fl
clear title.
The specutcooe
lo-dny j" in Me,,-i~3n lanc\~,' and now is the
time In pure]").",,.
Stockmeu
will rmrl it to th~ir Bdv:mtaR,l.' to call upon
us. We can furnish ranges containing
from lea tbcu~3nd 10 oue millIon
acres each.
All extensive liBt of such properues always on hand,
Cor
respondence from bl,)'erS awl sellcl"5 snlicited.
We also pay special attention to filling orders ror cante and horses.
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EL I'ASU DIRECTORY.
l-iow.:ltcr, Jt;hn, engineer ~ Fe R)'. pllrnp.
Hl,>U~,l po • uf Haul< & Dieler, s. w. cO'. Fourth :lcd Cbihu ..hu:I
lI~",e, A. A., butcber, 3 W. S,", rmTlclScu 51
!louse, W. C" butcher, 3 \Y. Sil.Il Frond;;co st.
How"rd, A. A .• $l1loon-keeper, 1i"in, 001. Oregon and Utah sls.
lludson. A .. COlltractor. Utah, bel }o'ir>;L
and Second ~u.
II"ghes, A. J.. d';vhO. K T",n,ferCo
Hnntcr, F. E., a\lamey. 22 'HId 24 S El P,iSl' ~1
Hunt, J. J., porter Atlantic Saloon, liS S El Paso st.
H ulehmsQll, C G., llrli~t, .11 S. El 1';1.5(> st.
Hynes, M. V., C'llllractor, 1::. San Antonio, neor Florence SI.
Sf",
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1«:", J. C .15 W. '>"" FundSI'D 01.
IrQn~, L. R_. mnchillisl, 2/7 E. San Antonio st
T,-vin, O. C., !'],}'MCiall and surgeon, office 13 S. El Pa..,5!.,
Antonio and Ochoa .tIrvin, W. A., druggist, 135. EI Paso st.
Isaacs, Harrr, Wln<bor Hotel.
res. E. San
J
Jacl..son, C. T., lumber merchant, E. Overland and Stanto" SIS.
jackson, A W., E:. Overlaml and Stamen SIS.
Jackson, Min Georgie. W. San Fn.nci$Co, cor Leon st.
jeffery, Lhnrles S.. tr:tin dispatcl!er. G., H. &:; A Ky.
Jewell. C. H., mllroad man, \\iinds<Jr Hotel
Jol"",,,,,, J"tne~, purl"r, 9 E. Sa" Antonw Sl.
Tohnsnn,
If., Third and Santa Fe Sis
jchuscn, Mal, barber, 9 E San Antonio St.
Johnson, J. W., polke officer, office rear weus- Fargo Expreu Co.
Jehn>Qn. George. barocr, t,li S. E\ Paooosl.
"'D>.
J"hn"''',
Henry, latlnrer, S P Rr· rreight depot.
John'Oll. ~fnry J., ....
""herwonmn. F.. Overland and Stanton
Jehnsnn, Juan, lahorer, W. San Francisco and Leon sts,
johnson. E. R" clerk, Wi'I(!!Or Hotel.
jones, H. C., speculator, 301~. El Paso st.
lQ[le~. Mr.; !II , N_ EJ Paso st., near Boulevard
J"linn, Jobn, connty Ireasur",r, t5 E. ~a" AnIOl\'O \t.
K
Kahn, Hank C., painter, n'j E. Dvertaud
Kahn, S. L. assessor, 20{ S. El Paso"
Klwrman, [asbier Firsl Nnl'o"ol Ha"k
st.
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n1RF.CTORV.
The Texas & Pacific Ry.
The Shortest
-EL
Route from
P.ASO.... TO.
GALVESTON,
NEW ORLEANS,
ST. LOUIS,
AND ALL EASTERN
POINTS.
Passengers for Points in Central America, Belize and
British Honduras will receive information as to
sailing of Steamers by applying to the "rrev,
eling Passenger Agent of the Co. at the
T. & P. Office. under Central Hotel.
Through Trains to St. Louis, with Pullman Sleepers
Through
Sleepers
Rates as Low as
A. D. SHEPARD,
to New Orleans.
tUffj
J.
F. Dt.:NLAP.
Agent. Hi Paso.
B. W. McCVLI.GUGH,
other Line.
Trev. Pa.fs.Agi. Iii P,uo.
W,I-1.NEWMAN.
Gm.l'r:us. rmd Tick(f Agi. CalveS/1m.
Tnljj~c Mgr. CalveS/1m
J
1'1J!. O1~,:rea4J'
mad. a».1I. m&4e
£1.
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to
ont..."
atLJ:GHrIIODY
a.
IllRECTORV.
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K~llh, G. xt.. lnlln di;;p,uchcr, U H. & S. .'\_ Ry.
Ke..r~r, Chn.-l",,,, 6 S £1 1'",.., $l.
K~efe, :\1., tOl:ornativ~ engiJlet<r A T & S. Fe Ry.
Keller, r U. A , D"wles' Court, W Overland and So""r" sIs.
Kelley, Thomas, machinist, Canlpbc1J alld E. Overland su.
Kelley, Dan, sale.man, 26 S. Ell'a~" 51
Keller, }.hs.- ~"HY E , SaIl Antonio and rterence ,IS
Kee'H~}',.I. 8., pr,-,p ....tlanlic Saloon, Il8 S. £1 Paso;;!
Keenan, Cash, back.driv ...r, El Paso Tl"afL.f,.,rCo
Kennedy, John, '!l"emaker,
25~ S. El !'asa 51
Kendell. Wm , carpenter,
Camphell, bet. San Anlonio and Mynlest5.
Kenedy, 1'., barkeeper, ;llai" and Duraago sis.
KeeLh, Geotg", 214 E. :';1. L'mis_1.
Kerr, Thomlls S , cahinet maker, 203 S EI Paso sl
Kern, r E, jiwdry uorc, 31 S. El l':l.!iO et ,
Kester, Wm., lj S. ElPase ~t.
Ketd""n, Emil, wholesale grocer, S. El Paso st.
KilJb"", Jam"s E .. edill,lr \lorninli SLar ,W
O¥~rlalld st., bet. El Pa""
llllUSantn F.. ~I~
Kieth, G M., book. keeper, 5 S. EI Paso 51.
Kiefer, u.lesm.an, ~ and 4 S. El Pnso 51.
King, Louis, wnuer, '4)1 E. SaIl Antonio It.
King-,1Iol H, lIS>iL pass agl_ xtex. Cell. K-r
Kill!:", \1. L , me"5Cnge' Pac-ilie Expre';-.~Co.
Kingsh.-.rry, H. 1\1 , hale'm'u' Merrick Bros.
King'berry,
W H ,sl<lCktle"ler, W O\"erland and Chihu:lhua SIS.
Killge. Alex .. gUl1"smilh, Dreg-all lind E. St. Louis stb.
Kinder, \1 .... E .• mlhi.-: [e"cheI, Texas SI , bel. Florence
lind Ulah 5tS
Kinne, to ;\1.. pmp. Link Rcsraumnr, 17 E. Overtend st
Killll,e. ~Irs_ G )l. furni.lted room •. 214 I::. 5L Louis Sl.
KOr'>ky, Joll11 S., 35 S El Pa~" st
Kitb,.-, \1 c. D., hUIcher, cur Chihaahall and So"ora sl.s
)(1,11, W 11.., a.\SI. div. r.:.adm35ter G., [I. & S A Ry.
Kleupfer, C. F., prop. Ctlllgre5s Hall Saloon
Kline, of IUin,,« Her2og. Cuslom House broker>. 202:i. 1::1PllSQ sl.
Koehler, J W, bl"ebm;lh
shop~.
Ort:IiQI1. cor ;\lain st.
Kohner, i..l)uls, Cil:llC "',,\ t"blll''''', 3' ~. to:1Paso ,l. •
K"I",,,r, Rd, ~14- E. St. [.ollis 51
Kohlbe,g, B. \V., lJler~hallt, HI E, San Anloni ... 51.
Kreishehner,
Simon, salesman J. Schute, 49 S. EI Pas,-, st.
KramH, f. E., barber, 16M E, San Amcnic 51.
Kraus, E.• a,ch;le~l. 2~. I::ll'a,(l ~l.
Kmknuer. AJ!llph. with K~lll",,,,, & negel~~
KrIll"r, J. R • ),uI"II"" II S. El PI"" ~t.
K:lrBBLAJIl)
• 00., A .... '. for Ko ....
of aU ld8t1••
I~UNION
~:L PAS\') DfR£("ORY.
MARKET
KRATE~ &: CJlZAUX
Bo. n
S. EI Paso Street
Wholesale and Retail Butchers
Deale:r& ill Game "lid SIDI;k of all kinds.
Carriage Trimming,
Harness Making
Particular Attention Given to Upholstering.
Carpets SeW1t and Laid,
and Lambrequins
Hu1'w £11 the Most Artistic Ma.1l1ler
Curta£llS
Prices MOtlCrale~"l1d Satisfaction
I~op
0' n. to. cor.J/ain
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GUllrBnt~~d
Pkua, nat to EI PI/SOTransfer Co.
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J;L PASO'D1R~crORY.
Kr"s~J.he;rner, Jake, IS W. :;all Franclsco 51
Kmler, Charl"-,, II S. El rn~l]
,t.
Kreelcll, Eclward, architect, Texas nLld lliah 'h.
Krone, Alonzo, Windsor Hotel.
KniaJe, JORn, contractor,
Sattenhwaitc's Addition.
Kneeland, W, E., agent rOT Satterthwaite',;
Addition,:Zo
Kyl",')u),,,, ",i'l"r, \\-j,,,I,;.or f1"le1.
Kopp. John, spet:ulalor, 39 S, EI Paso 'it.
S. E1
r.liO
Sl.
L
l.R~au, Miss \1:lry, Ulah, bet. e. ::ll. Louis lind Tcu.s SIS.
L""k"r, J"cuIJ, C. P. I<y. shop.
Lagaine, ~Ir., railTOO;dman, N. Or<':gon st.
Landon,:i
W. engineer, Second and Virginia su.
Landon, Daniel, railroad manager, Second and Virgin;:!. sIS.
1.''"'', Mrs, U" eating hQUSl:. 106 E, San '\Iltonio St.
I.an". Col. F.. I)" prOp Porlor Sa/l'ltlll, r"". Overland, bet. Chihllahua
and Leon Ms.
Langer, J., leader Fnhioll Saloon orchestra.
Larkil'l~, F~d, cont.raclor,~.
Oregon ~t.
Larclon'a, Octa"ian, deputy coumy clerk, s. e. cor. Hill and Second 51:5.
l.:umour, A., derk, 43 S. El PaMIS1.
J.nv~"er, John L" engi""er T. P. Ry.
Lauris, Mis. Mary, nurse, N. El Paso ~t.and BOlllevam.
Larthan, w»., laborer, A. T. s s. Fe Ry.
Lattimer, Gabe, porter. 2(, li. El l]as<>st.
Lawrence, G. 1::., painter, ::ianla t'e st" bet. Soeera and San t-ranciJeo
51 s,
Lo: .. i~,
Fred \V., ""l..,;m"n, 31 S. El r:lc~(]~l.
LI'.I'., Samuel, sales<llan, :2 and 4 S. E.l Paso st.•.
Lee, £Ienry, miner, SOnOJ':l,.1", bel Saraa Fe ~nd Chihuahua suo
Lee, John, porter, Second .. \(,1 !janla t·c 51;>.
Lemare. C., prop. French Kilchen, uo S. EI Paso 5tS.
Leoni, Charle .....bnrkecper VnulL S"lol'l1, ... 8. San Antonio SI,
L" ..,i"I:, Rit;hard, h"ker, 5 :=;. El Paso sl.
Le.y, Ben F., grocer,S S, El Paso st.
Lee, J. C .. reporter :\Iornins Star, office W. Overland
1Ol.
Legate, J. r., groc.:r, It3 E.!jl. LOllis 51.
Leonard, john. waiter, Windwr Hotel
Leroy. :\Ii •• MaID't;, W. !San f'rnTlcisco, nenr Chihunhua .1.
Lewis, Mis, Halli~, Utah st., het. t-i"l "lid S"t;ond ~t..Io.
L~",i", G".,rg~. miner, E. (herl""d aud Stanlon .Is
r .usel~y, R. C., ''If.rk Irvi,,'~ drug secre.
l.i"c"I", C. M~ Fashloll Saloon, I' E. San Anlonio il.
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EL I'ASO D1REerOkY.
FRANK F~ HUNTER.
A G_ FOSTER.
gUNTER
Attorneys
&;;
POSTER
and Counselors at Law
:ElL
paso,
TEXAS_
J- _~. BUCKLER.
W. B. IlRACK.
C""nty Judge
BRACK & BUCKLER
.A..TTORNEYS
AT
LA
v;r
No. 10 San Antonio St. 1Ilhlairn.
El Paso, Texae.
J..R.
CURRIE
ATTORNEYS
co.
&
AT
LAW
Real Estate and Mining Brokers.
LEIGH
CLARK.
ATTOIQ~:EY
J.
aT
La'W'".
W. M. CULUWIi.Ll.
1'. HAGUE.
~HAGUE ~ COLDWELL~-ttanrgel'S,
No.8 San Antonio St .. u-p-stcar«,
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PASO. TEXAS.
J::L PASO DlREC1"ORY.
Lilldhnrg. J. J., rondma.s,uT.
P. Kr., Frankhn and Main sa.
U"h""'"11IL. B., clerk, 9 W San Frllll~i,c\,l ~t_
Liggett, 11., li~ut,,"ant U. S. A., W. Q,·"r!rllld st.
Ughtoody, R. E , merchant, 47 S. £1 Paso 51.
Loeb, )1111.china and queensware, '205 S. El Paso st.
u"lelJ. Jacob, dina Blld queensw"-fe, :Ow; S. EJ Pa'D st.
I.ook, George, prop. PiClorial Thenl''', z9 S. EI Paso.t.
Loore, Mis, Dora De, Chihuahua st., b"t. 5':"1<",, "-lid W. San Frnn.
cisco oLi.
Loomis, Judge AM.,
Foorlh and Tays su.
Lopez, Frnnk T ... al".rnnTl)o S. EII'a5o 5t.
Lopez, Fmllci5Co, S"cond ~t.,bel. Utnh llml F:I P-.,;o Us..
Lopez., Jose, driver Street Car Ca.
Loudon. J. H 110 E. San Antonio st
Loueeen, Joseph. bakel,.5 S J::L 1'0$(151.
Luca,. T. C., ""gill""r, Fourth and Chihuahna st s.
l,umpkin'.
Vr"d, planing mill, Utah ~l.
Lutteru;lCk, T. C.; merchant,
s . w. cOt" or Florence
S"n Autonio sts
Lyons, J K, U. S. col!(cior of CIiSIQms, Missouri st , near S. P. round
house
Lyons, Mts . J • chambermaid
Gnwd Central Hotel
LyOllS, J E., s"l(>()n keeper, \V. San Fmflcisco 'it ,nearSanta
Fe
'I.l'~
M
MadriJ, II., d~rk, l<etel.sen & Degetau, S. El Pa.,o ~l
Mackley, U • bark"eper,
W. O"ertand sr.
Mafer. Henry, harber, Ccmrnl HolCI
Mnghcr, Wm., shoo::mahr, 212 E St Louis '>1
.\lnllVffil1, Jose!,h, ",,,yuror
eily, 1':. M"goffi" ave
'lahood,
\Vm, cornNi~1. F""hion 1:>:1loon.
.\lahorla,
.s , cabinet make!', CampLel1 51, het S:Ul F':lncisco
MIrtle ste
Malgo, jlm , laborer:u
Ft. Bliss.
Stalcck, .\nd",w, porler, S. San Fnl-ncisco 'it , ncar Leon .
.\l:unwn. C"" E, O~"'Tb"dami Qr"'goll ~Is.
'fanning,
Frank, peddler, Hills 'it ,h ...l ~ir~t 1.1,,,1J;ecorul ,t,
'fanning,
.\.11SliJessie, Cor of Leon ,,,,d San Francisco SI,;
Manning, P. F ,prflp
~atiol1:d Theatre.
Mansfield, W B., laborer S p. rreighl depot
Mansfield. John, barber, 9 E San Antonio 5t
Mnngueka, ....ngelita, San 1\"lllTl;ll, Let :;l,,"l')ll and Kan ... , sts
ring, T" I~lmrer S. l' rreiJ::'hl depot,
Mann, Mrs Kale, T",y~ and First ~(;;.
Maeks, LOlltS, (onductor,
::ilantoll and Wyomine: ;\\
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EL PASO DiRECTORY.
lPALACB
IIDR1CHG
!I~fI)[1JRlm
PIONEER NEWS DEPOT
No. 35 West Side EI Paso St.
EL PA:SO, Texas,
Drugs, Patent Medicines
and Toilet Articles,
Bnnks. Siafinn-erll
and Pe r-iudinala.
m.
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\l\l:.i<:k, MIb. Clara.l,r;lller,
14 r,:. O~,dal)d ,I.
:\Iark<. W l-l., book-keeper,
Utah, bet. £ St. Loui. and TIIXMi st •.
\I~rr. J S. Floreuee, bel. Sail Antonio ;l,nd O ...erli'iid .15.
\larr, J., ,,,pl. El Pno;oTrnnsfcr Co.
M~I'i~lIe, \1,.", (j F: O""rl"1I<I st,
\Illrlinez,
Cresceneln, IS \\' San F'll.nci5CO'1
\lanine:z.
\Ii"s Loub:l.. Third. bel. Utah and Oregon .•15
\lar\inlL, Juan. laborer. ~an Freneisco and Leon SI.S
Mahn" ...y, Cor" ..hu" print ....r, On;I)' Times office
\lani"a,
f"'''.',
Inb"r"r,
Sn., F notlci. cu ,u,d L,,"n "I"
Uar!in, J. X, hatl"'r, liS San Antonio st.
)IaTlin, L S" 15E. Overloud st.
)IDrGllez, Ju.e,
lahorer, bel Ul.lh and EI Paso 51.
wr Fourth ",nl! ChibuallllR sts.
!\IlIlh"'ClII, J To , 1,1,...k k""'lll:r, 9 S. E\ P,,,o 51
\Ialhew'>. Walter E.., llla~hinist, S P. Ry
:IIa,l'y, E , palmer, (;01' Main end UI~h srs ,
Ma!;ey, T j., prlmer, 16 E Overland S[_
\.Iux;\"dl, L, H , lOS S. E1I' ...<0 st.
\.l"yfidd, Harry, p"inln,
16 E (h-c,laml't
:l1"y"r, B F_, labore" n e. cm Hill, and E Second <;h.
:\I ...yer,
I. , merchant. 34 S EI Paso SI
\hyers,
Wm., speculator,
I I E. San Anu)Ilio $1
:'Ile.\ff1, T J ' carpenter, works al !:lnehnTl milt
"'1cBrlde, J T., 17 \V_ Q"erlnnrl,1
\leCur,,'1', c., ,-"clion f!lren"," o., H. <'I. S A R)-.
MeCarthy, Cabin, fireman G., II. & S. A Ry.
MeCOllllOl". C~arl~', ,;l.lc"m:ul. 13 S. El Pn,,, ,I
\.lcClinhy, l;e"Tgc, WiLHI.or Ihl1e1.
)lcCuloeh,
E. \1 ,specublOr, 36:", EI 1"...,,-,,1.
~,,"r'nl"cll, \1. A" t;nhin~'-Ill"k~r,
p,,,j ~'"\ flill~ ,I~.
:llc('u1y, B., conlraclor, n c car. Stallion ,,<1,1Third ,1',
McDon1111. ~1ike, painter, Stanton, bel, WyOflli'lg a11l1:lli,sou'; ~t.
)lePonald, ;\1., painter, 16 E Overland "l.
\.IcOonell. G. W., pastor. E. Tens lind StantOIl sts.
)Id':nevr, John, plrl~t"rer, cor S~c,,,,,l 'IIl,1 ":1."1"F .. 'Is
\lcCill, .-\n\lre"·, 1.,lmrer, r;j,,-.[ ,"nil O"''tmgu <;1:>..
\teGm'''''',
",I, drivel' TrJn,fer Co.
\Ic.Grah, I<"'''ph. baker. 1" S;lllia Pi:. hel. San Fmncl$cQ and O"erland
'I"'Cy,
LOUIS,
n.
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~lcGrSlil. jnmcs , clerk. L'~"lml IT,,tel,
~Idlnllon. \1. -\ .. (lr<Jp. ,\"'~,.;c.u, lIo",~, 212 K O"e,h"d 'I.
\ldlllyr", n"""I.I, i"'peell><' S. p, Itf.
'lcl-:a,.. D. \\' ,sc!loo!tcnch,'r.
"1:Ult<ln, hct, Te.n" ~nll !':l11 :\I!lonio
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1>L .PASO DIRECTORY.
(Graduate
Teacher
of
of COl1serva.tory of Leiplig)
Violt'n, Piano, Vocal, etc.
Music Furnished for Batts, Parties, etc.
Pianos a1ld Organs Tuned and Repm'red
Orders left at WALz'
promptly
MUSIC STORE will be
attended
to.
LODGING HOUSE
3°£-3°3 EI Paso Street, u.p-stairs.
Cleanest and Best Furnished Rooms ill the City.
Rates, per w~k, $4 00 to f;8 00.
Transient, " 00 t() $' So per <.1<,)".
Room. with st",res, if rle;;red, without ~~lr" charge. All ,ooms furnished
whh double beds.
No ~t.r:l. charge for t ....o persons
occupying ssme room.
T,rms, gash ill Adul!lW.
Mrs. F. H. MOORE, Prop'r.
LIG~ODY
• JA.MB.
Can']l' the BUi
L1JuI of 6_\11' hni.hblg Good ..
EL PASO DIRECTORY.
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\1~KelJigan, M. J., Vault Saloon, 4 P.. ~an Antonio ~t.
~kK~nlie.
!IIr:;. D .. Grand Cemrl\l Hotel
"'l~Ke'lZi", \Ir, T., Sixlh anu J:illl~\Qn;1o:'<lcI-:cn~il" A ,c""trnClor,~.
w. cor. Sj"lh an(1 Stanlon st~
~lcKic, R. ~I.,l-lrnl). Sunen)' Jlenld.2oS. El Pn,;ost.
~Ic"'inn~·, Dr J .. \., cor. ~Iagoffill ave and Ochoa ere
~kKnilihl. R A, prop White Swan Saloon, Ill! S. 1'1 l':l.SQ 51.
:\lcKoWlI, Lon, -bnrkeeper, 29 S ~;J ['aso ,l,
\lcl.nl"llllll, \V. R., ren! ~~lnle '''H! ""lInUl"e age"', a'J S EI l'ru;u 51
McNeil, f)., Toremnn]nck'iOn lumber yard .
.\lcNeill, Robert, stonemason,
Ula',. ncar Rio Grande u.
Mead, \li"g Mabel, ,. '1'_ cor. Utah and Ftrst SIS.
:\lelldcT. W H • me-.cngcr
Well, Fargo Express Co.
:\Ieno(l, ~1, o:1eo.-,"anl SChUlZ, 23 W San F,.,,,,{';;rt> sl,
"e",.", Dr. J M .. 2 S. El PIl~O 51.
;\Iedina, E., 14 E. Overland st.
Meue!, A\lgmt. snl()on, W. San VTl.nd~c(l ~I
.\ltier, John, Fourlh and Chihllahoa st •.
\1~",I~lh, '[iss E>rml\, E. S..cur"l, "~aT Tny~ st
'lendo5:1, ;\l.lriSa., carpenler, E. 51$""d, bet. Hills and "irgjlti ...~ts
i\remll~o, ]o;;e, delver for Street Car ":0.
~lni(leth. Mis~ Lune. SecQnd nn(l Tn)'; sts.
Meriek, eha, .. 101 103 0. El Pa'o sL
Mnrick, f W., 101 10J S 1':1 Pnsu sl
"~n'''''>j\1i" Ida, c"ok, Virs.t 3,,<1Oreg<Hl .ts.
~rev~;, E. 1... yardm:>:;ter, T. r. Ry.
i\le',,,. i\"., musician, s..~n(lr:L, nC(l.r San Fr.lllchc ... ~1.
:\leyer:;, H. D., teller I'irst )lntionlll Kank, zo S. 1'1 Paso ~I.
Millen, clerk, A. T. ,~.S. Fe R. R.
\!;ll~, 11,,,,. \\ .. \V., \V. Snll rent,eiM''', near Leol! st.
-nn; l.. A., clerk. (i.. II. & S. A. Ry.
:\1il1er, Jack, Utah. "enr Rio Grande st
:'<liller. J. P.• gun,milh, Little Plu:t.
\liller, Chnl'h" 1\ ,prop. C~lirornil1 Ho"se, s,
'SIS .
.\liller, "am, wniler. ('.mlld Cenlral Hot,,;.
\liller, S. R., ~arrlmall. Win<hor Hotel.
7Ililler, C. W.. lin:-mllll. T. P. Ry .
.\lill"'r, C. .-\. blnck~m;lh, S p, slmp<.
\lilieT. 'I, J .. frull ~lorc. 16 E. ~"" .\nttonio sl.
'1;0"', C E. ag""l s P. R"., Windso, Itotel.
\Ii" ..,. P., blachmittl.
~. Orecon, cor. :l>h.jll,I
'fiLlor, \1.. p"';"lcr, 18 E. Qv<:r!nn,1 ~,
~lilChcll, G. \\., pnnrer. Time' r>fIice.
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T. Ii. WHI rs,
E. D. LANK.
AT LANE
PARLOR
& W"HLTE'S
SALOON
Ba.eh a"....dB.... E. F. C. Taylor.
lIfeleon Connt7, ..nd lIVlI'Odl
.... 4.
and mall,. o~el'" Bnperior
Liquori.
12
and 14 S. EI Paso St.
00'.
El Paso, Texas.
The Semi-WeEkly
~LONE, STAR~
Has a Large CirculaHolL tltrOugJlOut West Texas,
New /l4exico aud Ariso11-11.
The Lone Star Job Rooms
First Class Job H/ork at Reasonable Prius.
No.
10
West Overland St.
£1 Paso. Texas.
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!IIhchcl1. R , dr;n'r for TranMcr Co.
l\l,tchcll, J W. brakeman, lillIe Plaaa.
\lild"'lI,
J fL, painter, ;;0110111.,bel. Sanra Fe and Chihuahua st.:..
Mixer, Ch~", age"t A T & S Fe freight office
vtojcve, John, waher, Wind"", HUle!.
xicnn. !\., blilcksmith, 40~S. El Pasa ~L
Molleul, Oeo. A.• clerk. IS W. San FrlUlci>.eu ~I
\)onlaldo, Cb~rle5. saloon keeper, (;hihullhua, bet. San Frnllcisco llnrl
Sonora~ts.
:'10I1yo<:e, Mi"~ Conc"pli"tl. \Y. S"n Francisco sr.
~1oore. Milo>Anna L., teach .. , ttl p"blic school, Utah and Idaho sts,
'100re. H. C., ealeeman, 1 S El Pa50 M.
\100T<:. 1\1",. ~'. H., prop. 51. Charles Lod"ing
House, 301 303 S. EI
P,,-,<osl.
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\fooro:, J J., II E, Snn '\111'.10'0 st.
\100TO:,F. II., ~peculator, 39 S. El Paws!.
11100.0:, 13., capitalist, 't",nd Central HOle!.
\1ooreheatl, Josepi. upreuman,
Second and Salim. Fe ~l~
.\1oomlan,
Eo, lawrer, Ulah, bel. Idaho and ;\Ionlo"a 515.
\1uq;nn, J""'. sht:>em"ku, 'l!)~ S EI Pasc at.
!>Inr,.is, rh.",J"s. harber, 1M S EJ Pn' <) ,t
vlorton, Charles. restaurant,
rear S P cl"p"'.
)louhM, Ed" , fireman, S, P. Ry.
c
vroua, Frank, muslclnn, 'l!S S. EI Pa~o st
~IOSl"s, Henry, buteher. ') E. San Anre nio 51.
.\juhlo;nhllff, H., lour.}~ keef."'r, 9 W. Snn Francisco
~1ldlell, John, book.keeper,:29~·
FI Pn.""~L
)Iulligan,
C. T , El Paso Gm; Co
,
Mundr,
~\ulldl',
\lundy,
\\"",Iy,
Murphy,
:rlurra)',
M\1rrill,
st.
H. W., wholesale butcher, 5 and, S El Paso,1
L. L., wholesale butcher. 5 and 7 S. EI Paso st .
J J. whole'>ale butcher. 5 and 7 S. t:l P,lSO st
G. W" ....h"le.ale uillcbcr, 5 ~llU 7 ~_ EI PaS() '>1.
1'. J ,prim",,., 16 E. (),'~rlallll M.
James, pressman, 14 E. Overland 'I
dri"eT for ::>\reet eM C" .
•\l\llTa}, l>lr< i\lnrkt, work, at Cenual
Hotel.
\Iurr,ll L. ~'., ",mcr, l-'Iorcnre.loel. San Antollio llnd 1'.:. Uvcrlnnd SI•.
\111')', \\'. J., lel"J;;:tlll'h"r, W. v".'d"",)
~t.,Qel L~"" nnd D\lrnngl.> ~t~.
'lu~iek, W. 11" s"l~sl1lan im Mcniel Bros
Mu~i" D.:..e. >pl:~ul~tor. 2Q!'i. FI P~""~L
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Narocy. 1::<1. rhl·I"On ekrk. S
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JOHN
T. BRINCK,
Wbole!;ale
and Rellli! V"oln tn
Groceries, Provisions, Tobaccos," Cigars
.'\1!iQJobberin
CALIFORNIA
AND EASTERN
Orncl'$ from .-\hroarl Promptly
attended
10.
~or. EI E~soand hll rr~n~iscoSu.
RIO
FRU[TS.
GRANDE
E, PAW, TEXA!.
HOTEL,
Las Cruces, New Mexico.
JOHN L. MAY.
R. R. WIGGlNS,
PROPR
CLERK
(OrST, lnllL~)
This House set~ the best table in the Territory.
Hacks to lind from all
1m;n!;,. A cilrml j,. :;llln~h~<1lu the ht:l"s~. Satisfaction i._ glllll'allleeu GiH
us a trial. Terms moderate,
AU'I!.ED
H. IL HORSFALl..
HAlIIPTUN.
HORSFALL & IJAMPTOX
Civil and Mln:hanica:1 EnginuI's
Land Surveyor-s.
Correspondence
Solicited.
EL PASO, TEX.
C. r. KLEUPFER.
J. c.
C. F. KLEUPFER
SCHMID\.
& CO.
(G®JlI~1mJm§~iSlA-ILL
a N'"
FRONT OF LITTLE PLAZA
SA. LO
Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars
Rooms Attached.
Fine Club
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EL Io'ASO DIKEG"I'OkY.
:1\",,,,,1,,,.Louis, i"~p~Clo~ S. P. Hy.
)'I;"al, M,~. ;\lur1, bundry.
Utah, bet F1"'1 and Second SLS
Xeely, james pbslerer, Second alld S,mla Fe'IS.
Nelson, ]. H , miner, \Villdsor Hotel.
Nd';'lI1, jvhn, hO;llcr for Tr:lllsfcr Co.
~ehull, Ch"r1c~.S. PRy. sh"ps.
KelOOIl, Henry, Iabo""r, ,\., T. & S. Fe Ry.
Newman, S. II.. editor, n w. cor. Florence and ~1yrt1e~t:s.
'xell'm3D, E. S., live !ilock dealer, 1::. ~1ai:'olJin ave.
}lewman, G T., Ii"., stock dealer, E. Magolfin aVe.
:-I!.,u·~o'" CO w.. demis\' 2::; EI Paso s,
Xewton, Tn., saddt"r, 200 5 EI Paso sl
Neufeld, fl. G., clerk, 9 \Y. San Fmtlci,co 51.
~eu,;;~adl, SiLIlOll,S!l.!eslIlll,n,49 S EI Paso 51.
N1Chob, John. tailoT, Urcg,m, bel. Main :lnd E. St. Louis
Nichols, W, B., ,peculator, 2Q) E. St. Louis 51);i., R. E" l'3.d~r. Sec''''d, bd_ lJt~iJ rllld EI Pnsc st<.
)larri~, F. E , barkeeper, 30:::i. El p~<;oSI.
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O' Brien, John E., ""iter, 12 E. Overlend st.
UhUTn, Chule~,works "t Ccnlrlll I-Iol~l
Ochoa, J- n., e side "r Utah, !Jet. See';md Ilnd Third 5tS.
C)'Connell, D., mine!', \\'indo;ur HOlel
O'Connell,l
W., machimst, Wind .....r Hotel.
O'Connell, P., works al S. 1-'. freighl depot.
O'Ferreu, 1-'" re"l estate agent, 104 E. !)au Antonlfl st.
Oiver, T R., <leputy ccumy sUTveyor. 204- S. El Paso Sl
Oli""r, F t., ha1e-~lfl"]l, 2 !lnd ~ 'i. EI PIlS(! ~t,
Oliver, M,.. Palm, Ulah. het F. St. LVI1'" all.l Texas sts.
Oliver, Wm .. engineer, T. r Ry.
Osgood, Wm P., clerk, Walters-PIerce Oil Co.
Onctes. 5 .. eabtner.makee,
!)anla Fe, near Third ~t.
05",,,1<1, ,'tl , ,;.a1C'>man, 2 nnd 4!:i, El Paso st..
Otem. Ip"", \'{ \lai", ne~, Ore!:"n _I.
alb,
ella.. , "'orks III Cenlntl H61Cl
Oumwn, U , clerk, a and 4 S. EI Pas", 51.
0"'''0, D , lineman, Mex ten
Owens, Wc ..lcr.llol
E.!)t
Ry.
L',ui,; 'I
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Palla"" "I" , San """tOll;ll, bet ~l~nt"" and I.::nn~"" $t~,
Palmer, II. C , ~pec~lator, s e cor. Sail Autcu!o 3nd Stanton SIS.
rnlu~ky. Wm., stc-w3,d at Grand Central Hotel.
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~WINnSIIR , HIITEL~
Is located in tile center of the C£ty, and is the best
appoz'nted and bestfurn£slwd itl El Paso.
Electric Bells, Gas and Water
In all pans of t hc House.
!h. Tabln ar. Furel,~,d.il~ Cui'i" ofSuperi" Emlleece.
5,,,,,,t CaN leave this Hotel every 15 minutes for all the depots; allo
to Old ~Ic"ico.
'Bus and earringes to lind Front alltulllS 10 this ucret.
Hynes Carriage Co.
Builders of Fine garriages and Buggies
Concord
Duggin for the Tens Trad<: a Spoec",lty
N~"h ....., ..nd So"tlleaal co..... rs
Fifth ",,<I ]c,"",,)' S~C<s.
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Quincy, Ills.
EL P},,,O DIRECTORY.
Pars, C .. £ruit srcre, 104 S. EI Paso u
l'llrkcr, Too)' c., mll.'iician, affic.;' 29 S. 1::1Pasc St.
Parker, rr<lllcis, l'holo!:mpher,
11 S. El P<lSOsl.
Purker, Julia, a<.lres-" Pict<;lI;ul The"lre
Parker, )Irs. Alice, Sonora and 51ln13 Fe SIS.
l'urk"r, Oec., clerk, 4; S. Ell'llSO SI.
I'a"","s, J H., liS E. San Antonio .t.
PUlrid, C. u., train o,!ispalch"r, G., H. & S A Ry,
Paller, A G., liS S. El 1'''-'0aL
Pauerscn, Geo., porter, J9!:i. El PIlSOst.
PnW!!"Wn, David, printer, 205. EI Pa.w st
I'anerson, Charles E , willchmun far AT.
& S .. Fe R)".
Puul"''', F ,,1ish·washer,
Wind,..r HOlel.
I'eaboo)', OlLver, barher, IOJ}!! 5. El Paso ,I.
P",en, Venita, laborer, Sl. Vrlli" and E. Second $1..-,.
Peres, G. W., clerk, G , H. & S. A Ry.
Perkins, -'Ir, E. Third and Suinl vraln sts ,
Perrigo, S., clerk in postuffice, Slanton <lnu San .'-ntlmio 51$.
f'ete.-~, ....ut;\1~lus, m"lIn~f'r Pictori"l Tl,,,ntrt:, Z9 S. El Paso 51.
Pelers, Master Willie, actor, Piclorial Theatre.
P~rry, E, r., teamster at Jackson's
lumber yard, E. Overland and StunIon SIs..
Pfarr, John, bll.l~ilcr, Chihuahua
and Sonora 515.
Philbrook, \fn< r.. mll>;e, Snn Anlun'" and KansliS sis.
Ph;l]jp~, Frank, prilll~r, ~1uming: Sta ..
Piczzin, G., blacksmith,
C. I'. Ry
riCg, David. trad~r, 'iecond :md S3.11ta Fe sts.
I'imdeno,
Jo.cph, dishwasher, 28~, El Pa50 SI.
t'rus, J U • sel:tion bQl;. A. T. e s. Fe Ry.
Plummer, E. H., c1~rk at \\'ind""
IInt,.1
P'>e, (lareaU, Pullman Car parler, J6; E. St. l.":llIi, sl.
Poeruler, Miss Li.zi.:, :-i. E11'",so, bel MlssOinri 'I. aDd Doulnard.
Pollard, T. J.. barber, Cenlral Hotel.
I'orler, M", f D., ~o.t1ni,tress. E. San AntOlllO lliid 511lntOnst:s.
Porter, ;\Ii,s Annu, essr. pootmi'!rC:5S, E. San Antonio and ~laolOo su.
POll" H. :;., SllP!. El F'a,lI Ga.s Wtor!.;,. E. f\>urlh and 51. Vrain st,
I'u" en;, r., "'orkS:l1 planinG: mill, l;luh, bel. E. 5t. I.om, "lid T .. "as.ls,
Pre.>Son, S I.• , harnl!~,·maker,
Tap, het. Thlro,! and Fourth st!..
Pmllham, A, II., clerk III S. 1'. depol
Price, W. R., miue r, W San Francisco and Santa re 'IS
I'rie.:, B., merchurll, 311 S, 1£1 I'a". st.
Prleaxon. \\T .• driver, Plll:il'i(; E.~l'r~,~ C......g E. Overland
SI,
I'rovord, J. W., .ml'liul! ,,,,~incer, rear
IIJ E. San An\()"lo sl
t'ro""~l, Mi~ MamieI' Ulan, ~I. Fir.l and Second SIS.
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EL PASO DIRECTORV.
SMITH & THOMPSON
Wholesale
Produce Dealers
_AND-
Commission
Merchants.
OUr' Facilities for Handling the Produce Business of
New Mexico, Arizona, Western Texas and
Old Mexico are Unequalled.
Branch llcuse of
J. A. SMITH
129 East 4th St ,
& co.
Kansas City.
f
Rcr<;rell<:e~:
F,rst Nat,olln] F\"nk, EJ 1'",0
Suite Xational ]Jallk, EJ t'eso
«:hid Saloon
No. 207 Soutll HI Paso Street, next to the
Windsor Holel.
Choicest Brands of Wines, liquors &. Cigars
ConBtantly:on ncnd.
Private Wine Rooms Auaehed.
"PAUL
IS THE
CH I EF,"
CIo
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LJ&JI'I'BODT"
JAMBlI fO'l' ~.
[,1, PASO D1RIlCTORY.
Pryor, T. D., clerk in pcstcffice.
Pyree, Wm. S., dishwasher, 12 E. Overland
6,
Sl.
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(,.1U[\51,\lro. A., ,ear of Wd\~_ F"rg(J F:"l'res><e....
Quinn. Frank, "'arks al S P. frd!!;ht depol
Quilln, .\l"rri~. carpenter, 712 E .. Overland St.
Qnirlll, BRrn"y, L"pilRli~t, II L :-iBn Anlonio SI.
R
~l1tlLliff, (:<:0., 14 S. El Pnso'i.
RabIes, I'., 15 \V San Fmnci~co 01.
R~Le, Dr. C. T .. eily phy.ieian,
MUlldy ~farkel Building.
RRIl, Silas, mes>enger for .Pacific EXpres5 Co., E. Overland 51,
R"l'h ..el, J. J., \\'ell.!;·.l-"nrgo E~prc5S Co.
Rand, 1\1. ~., lUlnber y"rd, ,. e ""r. of Ul"h ~1..
Randolph, James, porter, Grand Central Hotel.
Rawlej-, Gee .. fmil dealcr, \V. Overland, ~I. Leon and Durango sIS.
R"w]ih.., _\]jss :>lamic, 1~lJn, bet. Sonora and Sail !,'rancisco ~ts.
keulon, C!1.rles, G., H. &. S A. ({y .• Windscf HOleL
Redmond, £I .. engill~"r, G. H. &. S. A Ry., \!i's<luri ~t , neu nmlld
hou'c
Reed, R~". H. w.
Reed, \lrs K., waiter, 1$ Eo. San Antonio st.
R .. "d. MI'<...,dre".,mak"r, ~aLl Allloni<lunrl Slnnton S[,.
Reed, ~li>5 Ella. 247 Utah 51.
Reinhard. F. W., ccntrnctcr. W,nd!;!)r Hotel.
]{~il1l1l1rd. Alfred, carpenter, 313 S. El Pasc st,
\{~illhardl, Fmnk, Cntef Salmon, 207 S. ~;l PnIKJ>l
R";~, J., \\''-'Ik~ nl Ce"lra\ Hnlcl.
Rich, :;. <::.. 5~jesman al 2 and 4- S, F:l Paso M.
Kichar<!M)n, -"!r., lunch house. Pla~11 SI., lI'tar S. r. Ry. tlepo!.
Richmond, WIll .• buIldcr. Second and Sanla ~-~ '1.<.
Rice. J M_, gmc",r, 217 S. El Paw Sl.
Rill")', E. ~" hark"ep"r,\!
Acm" Saloon, 36 S, El P;t>;<1
~I.
Ri[,~}', E. P .. spe(ulator. SI. C"narl"s 1I0use.
Rigg, L. J .. nighler parter M \\'lnd~er H<llcl.
Kimmer, ll. 1-., -"li.~ufi.\I~nr C'lInpbcll ,I.
Ki,k". (,;cnrlle, jlnnl"r. 16 F. Ovt'rlnlld 'I
l{iv~I-". \Ii,,-, "'b",I".~."
C<11. !Juth "n,1 l'ir'l
~h.
Rlveroll • .\1., sal e -man. 23 \\'. San Francisco hI.
Rt>b"rt,. J. \1 • _aluman. 206 ... 1"1 I'll,,., '-.
Rohert_. I' ~ . JOI and JOJ ~. El !'ll.'O ~\
l{"bert'. H V, mcrclllll,l, -... ~;11'1\"'. h~! Mi'"nn'l 'I. and flolllc\"ard
IJnlIlL&a"D .. CO .. 1Ia~.
&ladLllad AlJfll'tS.
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EL P.e.SO DIRECTORY.
WaIter M. -Ehaudler.
Attorney at Law.
L. H. DAVIS
OOU"NSELLOR
AT
LA)Xl""
Justice of the Peace and Notary Public,
£1 Paso.
Room 6 First iVat. Bank Building,
Z. B.CLARDY
BLACKER
& CLARD.Y
ATTORNEYS
O/pee No.
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LAWC
Antonio "'I., lip-stairs,
EL PASO, TEXAS.
W-. H. TUTTLE
Ilouse and Rign Paintinjr; Decorative
Paper Hanging and Kalsomining.
Work Speaks for Itself.
Shop next door to Times Office.
EI Paso, Tex.
Go '"
LUtJI7BODY
.. SA.'"
for ..
:rta._
DrMs .1IU.
El. PASO DIRE(.'TORV.
H.ubi"'Oll, \Iajor G. F , p:!~m""ter USA,
Ulab an<:lIdahQ sts
Robin,on, M., car inspeClnr L P. Ry
Rohin,ol1. Gus, hlack_milh, 1\'. O~gon st.
Robinwn, L IL, jackson's lumber yard, E. Ov~rl:illd and Sramon SIS
RLJhin:;on, George, blll.cksmilh. 17 W. O"erI3lld st.
Rtla"h. Miss Lucy, wlliter III Wiudsor lIolet
R03cher, Iknlri~e. Su~t".\, bet. Wyominl> ami ~1i"-~,,nrisIs,
Rodg:~"', \h., condu~lor S. l' R)'" \\!)"ming and Stautcn su,
R<J~rlhcr, c., salc~m3n, 40:::; EI Pn ......'I.
Rnmall, IL F • agc~l I'a~ifi~ F:.~pre5sCo ,8 E. Q~crland Sl.
Romero. Juan, l"b"T,,"r, W ~1ain alld Leon st5.
Romero, ~',"",I, ,.-orb fDr Street Car (,;0, E;~hlh :md Ulah sre
Romer", F"lis E., First and OehOll 'b
Ro",,)", Chnl~s, tailar nl \l~rrld, Rros.
Ros.>, Mi.s El>ie, W S"" Frlmd5co aml Chihuahua st,
Ru ...., J ~. ~~w5I'al\"r correepoudern, \Viml"'r 11"le!.
Rackliff, C W., of Rackliff & \\:ll1l~r,EI1'aw Dlrectery Co.
RQlsl,ihl" C" X. Santa Fe. n""r Sail Franciscc sts.
k<ll~hi1d;, T., ~l:i:'rUllman furnitnre CO.
Roundy, C, H" 15 w. San Francisco st .
Row. Thonul.5. rnilroadm:m, ~12 1::. 51. Lo"i~.l
Ruig, L"'\11ar<lo. E. San ,\nlDlIlll, 1J~L Kan,:lb and Stanlon sts ,
Rnsdl, F. E, rurllilure d ...nl~r. 203 S. El l'aso ~1.
jt".l. u F • muacran, 29 s. F.J l'asc ia
Rw.t, C;lptni~ J. A., hotd keeper, Orcgcu AmI Fir~t 51:.
Ry:l.ll. I::d\\'3nl. 14 S. El Paso st.
s
!>"dl~r, ft :'i • car rep"irer, S P. round hcuse
on''''.' Lorenzo H.. nlU,i";~,,, E. Second anu 51 Vmin ~h.
Salazar. Etieerio, Frnnllin and ~bill sIs
Salaz ar, halle, printer, Times office.
S:lJ~~. JO'''l'h. Utah, bet, Te~",'Illd E. 5t Louis srs.
Samllord. JUI':, at I"n"bio" Sal",m. II E. San ,\ntoni" st
5,,-n,I,''-'', .-'0., harke'per, 36 <;. EI l'nsc st ,
Sanrid, L I•. , S. l' freighl depm
SO"Ron". J<:».C. """i~inll, 2S r,; EI 1'9"a,~1.
Sashrell. !\Ii "W
Sal' I'mn"i5~n ,,,,d Chihuahua .h
Sasbr ...U.. \nlullio, tailor. W San Frauclscc and Chih" ..hl'" ~h
Saund",,-,,, Dick, WlLltCr,qy.t F. San t\nlOllio sL
::;:;Ir..,19, Caruulro, I" H. & S, A, section h<.l\"'"
~arln,in,. \j" clerk nl Ketelsen & U"gel ..,,'-,
gnnerthwaue.
J F., capil:\lbl. t.;r""t1 C",ntral HOle I.
Sa}ux:k. J C .. uremlor, \\'. U rdegmph
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VOCELEY &, MOMSON
Tin, hopper and
Sheet-Iron Workers
_A.D_
Dealers in Stoves. Tinware
Furnishing
and House
Goods.
S. S, OlLLJo:SPlK
C. K IJA:-':VARII.
SAM &, CHARLEY'S
SALOON
Carrv
Oil
hand the Finest Brands of
Wincs, Liquors and Cig-ars.
ALL
No.8
ARE
South £1 Paso .St..
W'ELCO:ME.
£/I-'aso. Texas.
Scotten,
Fronk, barkeep".,
4t S. El 1'3'" ~l.
Sehackee, Joseph, carpenter,
CbihaahulI,
bet, San Fun,,;s"')
"nd SOnora
~t"
Sche:udler, UtlO, derk, 9 \\' San Franclscc 51
. Sdli"der, J"m,,>, brick,"pker, "eRr SPRy.
freight depot.
~[;hrnldl, ell., \lukeL', J S. El Pnso ~1
~[;hmilh. J. C., prop. COtlC'''"s Hall S,,-Iooll.
Schn.,irlcr, Geo. F , la,l"r at ~1<"rrick Bm,
~dl()"lrn3ker, n W, "arpenler, San Antouic, near Stanton st.
~ch'bter, nell, merdl,,-[\t, 6 S. Et Paso st.
Schutz, S"Jomoll, merchant, ~lyrtle and Campbell Slli.
~..:hUlZ, Joseph, 16 and I~ W. San Frnneisco .1. lIlI(j -lo9~. El Paso 51.
Schutz, Samuel, 23 W. San Francisco st
Schutz, S.. dry goods, 7 W, ~1I11Fnumi!;Co "l.
Seaton,O
G., reed Rlld 1I0ur, 106 S EI P3'O~(
Segte, Jacob, ~hOe!llRker, Oregurl SI ",ill Lilli" Plazu
:;e:bben:;, W G" conductor, hoa,ds at Gr. C. Hotel.
seymour. C. R. wpl G H. S. A. Ry•
• Shafer, \\"m., "'''rh,n
\lIM:;. EI Pasc st ,
Shannon, J. A., carpenter, works at Bruhen's ),1\11.
Shannon. IrIS., freiglttmlln A. T S. F. Ky.
Shaper, Co, clerk at Ketelsen & Degcteu's .
\\' E_, Sale;IlI1111, U and 24 S, El r'asc n.
Sheedy, John, waiter at Link's rC:;lnurant, It E (Iverland
Sheen. Alfred, uoarrls at Windsor Holel
Sheppard, Miss Killy, works at wlndsor Hotel.
Shepard. A. D ,agent ere I-l & S. A. Ry.
Sharp,
Sheridltn,
Charles,
Sherwood,
U. S. custom house
Ra}, engineer,
Utah,
SI.
inspector.
bet. E. 51. Louis aml T"JIlS SIS
SherwOOtl, Mi" belle, S. \\". COLor Utah :1IHI 1St SIS.
Shirdy,
F"rank, barber,
10 E. (Ivcrland
st.
Shipman, brauk, butcher, 5 S EI Pa'>O51.
l'horf, C"p1., miner. room. :Il American House
Shont,
Eugene,
"'h1'('11I, V"hrard,
printer
III Morning
fucman,
Stnr office.
A. T. & S. F. Rj·.
:->hl1tz,::101.. Clllirurnia ~h)te, jS S 1::11'8...;0.,t
...iuum, \Iorri.., 18 -'nn Francisco H.
. FI P~50 5\
Sing, Charlie, propnetor Dr Virginia Restaurant,
120 <.; ,
~i,k, W. tiuner, 43 '::I. El Pa-o st.
1
"'I plt'O S .
"lack. r". Cherle-. b.:lok k"",~r for Wm. rh. ...is, 43 s. '"
::-'lm\~, Juh~, cur. 4lh and CtJihUllhUa sts.
Sl:llk, S C., 20J and wS ~anALlt""!/) ,1
';j~",,()n, W.II. engineer El Pasn \\:uer Co.
Smub, .h'hn, r"rt~r at (imnd Cerura! Illltel
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Southern Pacific Railroad
_&:IID_
Galveston. Harrisburg & San Antonio
Railway System.
Sunset 'Route.
All Steel Rail Route between
SAN FRANCISCO,Cal., and NEW ORLE~NS, La.
Via Los Angeles, Cal.,
Tucson, Arizona,
Deming, N. M.
EI Paso, Texas,
San Antonio, Texas,
and Houston, Tex.
1'01' lIdonaaUOZl
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\0 _""'. of 1"& ee llJld J"relJrb\
of \hI followtAl' ~\a,
.pp17
\0 &>IJ'
&Jc.bard Gra"
C. U. U1bbJI,
J. G. ScbrleYell.
G. 1'. A. S. P. R.:8..
Il.F.A.o-. n.&; S. A. R. R.
T.TI."M/lrgllnLlne,
SaD l'ranehco.
Ilcuaton, Ten..
New Orleans, I•.
T.H..Gooclman,
T.W.l'l.om:e,Jr.,
C Eo 1IIn.r,
G. P.A.S. P. R.B.
O. P./I.G.R ..t.S.A.I:tR.
T.P. !l.G. H..U.A.LB·
San Fnuelieo.
llOD8W., TulUl
XI .!'Mo, T~IIUI
10:. HAWLEY.
6e:D.'1....
338 ~....,..
wn. .....--1.
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H. C. LOGAN.
Ihneral "'-\.
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EL PASO DIRECTORY.
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Smith, W. P., hostler tit S P. mun<\·hnuse
Smith, J. P .. shoemaker,
3d and Santa
515.
~milh, Harr)' W., barke"p.er. II E. San Antonio 51
Smith, E. J.. derk in 1'O'.'t office,
~nlilh, Wll1. cook, 14-'" E, Sun '\nl~",i" st.
Smith, Joseph, lahorer, Stllnton ,1., bet Sa" AUlo"io and Overland 51..
Smith, L. L., conductor Mex. C, Ry., n. e. cor Mo. and Simllon 51,.,
!Smith, J. A., produce merchant.
45 S. El PasO!l.
Smith, Lee, mining man~gcr, boards at Grand Centt;1.1 Hotel.
Smilh, E. W., printer at Tim~ Q/hee, 14 E Uverland .t,
Smith, w. A., hlac""mith,
'3 E. Overland sr,
Smith, T. J., perter of Pull. cars ~Iu.
C. Ry.
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Smith. B. W. carpenter,
boards al Pacific Hotel.
Smith, \\iilliam, restauranl,
EI Paso st., near San Francisco SI.
Smilh, 0" bulcher, board~ al Wind.or Iiotel
Smithers, HHry,
hlllek,milh, 11PUTsection hOllse T. P. N.y.
Speck, J. \1. prop. Fashion saloon, 1 t E. San Anttnli" 51Speck, GeQ. A" specalaror,
II E, San Autouio 51.
SI,icgcl, Frnnk, piani~1 at Fashion saloon, II E. San Antonio st.
0l\;el:d, Fred, m\15;cian, S. c. cor. Campbcl and l)an Antonio SIS.
Sprinkel. W. F. s. P. Ry .. bonrds nt \\,;;"d50r Holel.
Sprine:S, lIeur,.. salesm:m, 34 S. El Paso ~1.
Spring, Rudolph, N. Santa. Fe and Chihnhua sts.
!"purick., W. M., derk. for Walers & Pierce Oil Co.
$QrellSDn, John, contractor, cor. K"nS3s and Franklin su
$nllomon, A. H . chief clcrk of Ccmral Hotel.
$tar.y, H ..., I"nm.,l~r, Hills st., btl. '" lind zd .t•.
Standish, II. C., employel": of S. P. N.y.
Stanton. C. Q., aucmej- al law. 116 E San Antonio st.
Stanton, Miss Mary, teacber in public schools
Slembllch.
A f-"., butcher, 13 1::. San Antnnlo st.
Stcel. Charles. machin;'t, , .... Dllr. 4th and Chihuahua sts., Pacific
Hotel
Steely, M"". R , prop. Pacific HDtel.
Steph ...u" ."lI>etl, porter Pull. Car Co , Me". C. Ry.
Stcphen~. A. J., cit)" jailer.
Stephens,
A,. engineerS
P. N.y
Stewart. jchn, baGKage mustcr, ll. T. & S. F.l{y.
Stewart. J. P .• aenernl agent "'e~
C. Ry., ool1r'l.. at Grand Ccntral
Hotel
Stewarl. J. 1., amlraclor, Stanton and Rio Grande 5t
Sto" ..., G. n., salesman, 7 S. EI Palo 51
StOllel1eld, Geo L., rorem;an, S. P. Ry.
Stoner, D. W", confectioner,
14 E. San Anlonio SIS.
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C- P MINER,
]. W. KOEHLER.
JNO. W. KOEHLER & CO.
lBL.Aelll);5M][9m1~
Superintend
",II w(lrk and guaTIIlllee ~aljsfaclian.
Freighters and (nlltrlctors Supplies Manuiacturcd,
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VehIcles of every description
made 10 Qrder.
Repairing in all of its branches.
Carriage Painting.
Call nnd See for YOII"elf
Sh~ west side l1fm·nPlaza"
HORSESHOING
El Paso. Texas.
A SPEClALTY.
NO.9 East San Asuonio .')"t.
First Class Workmen always in
attendance.
.lnn, B. DeWalt. Frun'r.
Por 7t...., .....
Ul.4 IA>_ 1'0 to WGII'1'JIODT.
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Stoner, :\Ii~s J"..--ie, day I"l"l'hone operator, 204 S. 1::1Paso 51
Stonebracker,
Samuel, 6th "lid Sla"I"" 'Is.
:;,rnu.hurger,
LOl1il:,eapilaIi'I, ::l9S El Pa.o ,1.
Stunrl, R A. IIIHeher, 5~. Ei Pa.... n.
!:ilaar(, E. A ,g'<;>cer. 7 S. EJ I'a,o st.
Stuart, Mi"" 'Ia.ry, ,;lalo a,"i l,b!,o 'I.
Sreuane, Encarsa, ad and Tays sts ,
:;ulli"an, Jas., drj,'er for EIl'aso TTal1~fer Co
:->ullh'an, jehu, L. cl1gil1eer G. H. & S. ,\. Ry.
:;1l1Iinlll, .\rthllr H" musician. E. O"crland and Ylrgirrin sts
sum""", Jt"ry P., ,·""tractor, E O"erland ami Virginia scs.
Sullivan, Dan, lal.>O,er, E. Sa" '\Ill"u;n nud Tay's .st s.
5ullh·"n, I. J. conductor, ~Ie.~. C. Ry.
Sutter, Thos., butcher, 3 W. San Francisco.to
~utherl:Uld. l Icnry, grocer, 7 5. El Paso 51.
Slll!'m, H" ",n~ineer for Electric Light Cc., 1::. St. Louis st,
S"rl<ie, \., 1"""',I"r, N Oregon,t
Swnnl<ey, \I;,~Clara, 3d het. Ulai. 1l1lel Oregon ,I,,,
Swain, Geo E .. g:roGet, 13 E. San AlllOnio sl.
Swain, t\ G., grocer, 13 E. San Autcnio st
5,-,'ain, Samuel E., spec~lator, 79 S. El Paso .<1.
S"'eency, Joseph, gr<><:er,37~. 1::1Pnso SI
Swop<::, h.,,,,k, 6lh nnd Ulob sl's,
S(I"all, IIp''ry, e.... k III O,,,rlnrorl H"" ...·, E. O"erland anu O,-.,gon st •.
Swope, W. Ii: , engineer,"
PRy.
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Tapping, J B., broker, 21Z t: :;t Louis 5t
royior, \\ 'll, clerk:ll Pielorin] TheM"" 29 S. El Paso at,
Taylor, F. B., drnfhm,-,", 2o.~ S. El Pa.~o ~l.
Tn.)"l"'" \\·m., u,,,d,a'l;c, 5a11 Antonio, hel. Cnmphell and Florence Sis.
T")'l",, F..... , conductor, S, 1'. R}·., 8 S. El Paw 51.
Tallor, B., fireman, T.
Ry.
Taylor, 1-1.. engineer. cor of W)"Qming and Kn.ns.."I';SIS.
Tays, ~1rs..J W ,wido ...., Utah. bel .. bet. E. 51 Louis and Texas ats.
Tay". Joe, Jr , Uta.h. bel. St. Lo~'s lIml Te"ns sl,.
Tn>,>, ,\Iex. lnhorcrer. S F. I':y.
T ..llH, M,ss \""ie, 1"'11"1,...,.,,, \\'ind,;or HOlel
T"hitL,. Allan, Vtal> 'I., bet. lsI :lnd ad.
Theatre, Naticual, :1.1 r, :l13 "nd :l15 S El Paso 5t . D. I Muning,
prop.
Tt.ebge, \IiSli Clara, Utah alII Idaho.
rhomas. \li, • .\Iory, StRnton st., hel. Wyoming and \1o.
Thr,mn", Robl., IH,rl..r nl Overland 1I01l~~,
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Railroad Co.
20,000,000 Acras of land for Sale in New Mnico & Arizona,
The IImdgrnIlt of tID" tamp=r. '0 all.",;,..., &t~'KJ""" .....1.4~•• "Ii",ly "<:rO$!I tho ,~,,~
"''''''' of Now Mexico ...,d
lh.. lith ""d J~thd.~,""", of no....h I~"t"d,
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is 65'>nUl.. lo~g~nd 8" mile. wid", aod iodml"" ..,me"fili. !>est ~'''''lngloud."f b,",
...,.;~
In 'foe ,-"n.,.,.,.,e m:any de>it:oble u~~l. of o.J(ricwlllr..l [;",0;1. luscep,ihle of ,.-riga.
';"IL A 1~1!i.",n.yof ,.,., •• h... been 14)"0:1",h.",,, ... """Ie "nd sb ... p h~v. been ll:r:>.<M..
""<I I3rgebe.m 1m,'.l><:<l1 gr",«l;n
<I,e cuun'l")' •• 1Or
,11< """";"1 of ,I><: ~I.,.",.;;W>..
W.11s 1""'G bee" ""ok ~<>dgood '""1l1"'t b .. ~o
obtaIned.
On th ... ,mo,i, of ,he 5i",,",
Mad,., ;0 ,h. ,';";ni,)' of Fon WingRl., the nomen",. it<rdoartb. :-IQ\.,.joIndians [~trib.
numbennl\ ""me 12,<>00 l<I
Wtll'l h~"c bot" llt~
1;" ,b~ 101;1.1'1,lo(!.~d 1_'"
and
l>uod crop' "foom. ""'-t>. " ... ley ~nd Wolrden".I:.",hl", or< ~mwn by irrilto'IQo.
A ,t.rram "f
(Ib~ SanJ=l
,i""" n ....' Ib~ ""mmi' of ,lt~ Sl~rrn. Marn", and ,ma
eo'''''ltrn 75 mil .... ,> the Rio Pu~rco, anll ,!to compaay's,....d
folio .... 'he ...bol~ I"n~tb of it!;
""Uey. Tb"'" ~n:numcrouoflh~ .....Il.~.. ppcnlng ,om .~ ... Il~ of ,b~ Sn" 10"",, fla"kod by
g~1
ttod .. <>nd~llbill", upnn wl,iclll.be .... " an "I"'n ~"'''-Lh of srnllli ",,<I~r a"d pionn.
1"h~~ "" all o::<tlOtlii.ebell "f g<><>d]J'o~ li,nb<:>"on ,b~ "",,,n<:>;nl, n~". 'he ",il.-o-~d ~0<1
gO<X!l.,nng."", found on I)ooh oJ!If1'O" of ,h~ Si~rra M1!l",_ n.,,~ ... la'~e I;O<llfi~ld
...~, of F"" Win&"," ",-b.~b ba, l>c<:" fully ""l>lo'~,J, ",od which will alf~n1 hllU' for a larye
popn!;"u","' ,h~.~arc also coal d~l""i" "n tM """~,n Jl,,1'" Qf the Sk ... ~bd,~ \bny
.... ri<ti<:< Qf building .,,,o~ ~re fQuod HI gr"" ...buml:l.ll<e .kmCthe Im~of ,h~ road.
In Arizona. th~ gr.;",ug_a,~ •• .,~ ."ppli~<1 "i'h go<><l",.t~"au'; ,b~ UU'I~,J S"'l"" ."'.~).,,,,.. ,,1<0 "'nde the offici.1 OU""')'~ of ,b. ,,,,,nIT\', S<~l',h~y ~'" a,~,
if nQ' be"e',
tluul 'h""" ~r WynmiOlG ",,11.MDn'~n"
'I h" N"...
jo Inti,,,,,, grow <om w"l,out [rriga"oo,
I" ,be ""lIer of ,lie I"ue'co of '~e W.,.c. on che ",olll",ny'. bndo; alOt!i" lbe .,iller uf 'Il<
L"~~o.;oIon<1",, .l""on tbe ~ne"f,h~
..... ,i, g"'01\ "lOp' "re''''',
"''Ilh ,m. on, .. b.,lor lOud
g:mlen ""~",,b1e< are grown by ,.ng"'".n.
T~e fill'" ...rpoLlIO",,"
wb";,,. b .. l.y aud
guru"" .qelablco: <,rlarg."'" an(j fill<: qnality b~'V<:bee" <"",,,,,,fuUy i'"',wn u;thou' i,nga_
cion "" ,h~ .Io~
t>l"the !'<onFr:aucilieD lIlnOlu",i...,On ill_ lIlnOlo"';"" chere .. ~n .... 'eno.i"e ,-""be, l><h. d,,"""lietl
b)- 1>eIl'''irul,,,U.p
",,(jparic$, "';,h g!)O'><! """0' and ...",d • .-ful <:aU""O,
.ltruu~h wb,ch 'be roaII Jl'lIl""!'In fuer.
dIe wbole ofche ",,,untry to-nve....,d by ,be "",d i. '.'y [JI~lI'<eiCJ'''' AO<ll>eamif"l .• "d ",*ny
'o~ .... are !>tio\< \juill >l"ag ;I!. 'o,ue
Tb" vuUel' of ch~ R", Gnod ... ~, AlbuqOl"l'Ijue, i. soo".
hov. I.b~ i
,,~,J th.
"' .... "f ,h~"'e= M:uh-o, ~nd ,he &.tl r",".""",
'tlOu"b,"" IP Ar",,,,~. ba,-. "[., "0"" <Of
lOOreet. witlt. dep,,,,,,i,,n a, W,nolo ... on ,h" Linl" ColL"",Io, ~'I,~", [he nh.i''''le i, So"'"
ee"
1 be climate It mild and ..,I"hrio,...
Cunle .ncl .h""p o;nou 'h""'Kho'"
the ye"'~"d
dn nO' need ," be ,hell.,ed
0' g,~in fed ,Iu,in~ th~ win.. ,_ Tbe ~i~h" u,~ c",,1 duti"ll ,10,
.umm ...
The ooml"'''Y;'' nnw p",va,etJ '0 n,nh ,.,1.. "I 'c, gr~,,"s 1;",dlIHI qUOD"""; nr :5".0' In~'~,
n p,i""" .. ni[l0g fro'" ""~ dolla' (0' ~veu I"", far large< 'i"a",i" •• ) to 0"""
<!pl\ai-..."d a IuIran ao-e. OIJ'01'l"'1me", orone-fM .. h ,h~ p"r<:h.. " value M da'e of co,..
""'" ofl<ll •. '~e ""UIliode,;o pay_"11 a' ln~Y be .g",ed \lpon, h=ting 6 p.o, "<01. un« .. l.;
and IrriRabl~ "Ir',<ul",ral b.nili in "'et" "alk)", i" ,...,WHlS gf 610 a.-,-... (UI" I",,: at pn<e<.
"''''-;og from ""." d"lla"" ~d a h~lfn"d Up;o'ilfl1ll
p...-:u:T<, •
,
Th.bell ofth~ Atb",,~ $I: P",,6~ ~nll~d!,and
gm,!! ond,,~ .. ,h~ only • ..,.~.bl~ WU.
iug bond on the OQ1.lnu-y
"'ulb of thoe M!_~
R,vor 'h.:u ""~ ~ pur<:h«-d,n Wv~""""";
and ,,,,= or<ollnnof<nuptty 'Ilroullh .. h,d 'b'" mad p:l-Soef ""U becom~ ,I,~ IJesl prodltl:mc
fCgioo (n lbe Uni'ed SCll"".
~bp' Qf tilL. Iud \lnnt .. ill be fil""a,ded on appli<:atioo •• nd prope'ly A<;c",diwdpo_no
<!or;m"l1 '0 ,nspec' gr.u;;n\lland., wi'h "w:w t" l",,,,hoo;eand ('tf.~I,ol> "r><k ratione., -..;U be
liven f""ili"'" f...
, cb~, VUfp<)<e.
THO~I",l;
S, SEDGWICK,
J \ WIU,lA.'.BOl'l,
Land All""', Ail,u"ue,,,u~, N, M
l ...n,1 C",nm'~. 81 Milk :;, .. U""t<:>n.M""",_ ~
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EL PASO DlRECTORV.
'naoma"
Ed ....ard, driv"r,!'i. El P3.~Q :;1.
Thoma'. RQbert, at Fashion SnIQQH. II 1:': San Antonio ;;\.
Thompsen, B.. t5 w. Snll FIllncj..;:" SI
1'11""'1"0'\, H R ,w.dlll .. r, 21 S. £1 Paso st.
Thompson, Wm .. produce dealcr, 45 S. EI Paso Sl.
I'IlOrnber!:, fred, mason, jd a"d Sl1ntl1 fe sts.
Thor-ton, Cbad"" contrad"r, hoard~ al \\'in,lsue Holel
• ice, j f'., ""I"""" "-(',1., 2'"'9 El Paso .1T""l1ig"", I.oui., merchant. Stll and Oregon sts.
Townseml, C ,r.:lilrtlad man, cor. 1\!nln and San Antonio st!.
Tl,lWlhle~. Dr l. xr., denli';l, 47 S. £! Pa'iQ st
Trielh, lkrnh., lFd>Url'r. TI. w. COL "f Hill an" '!-l' SIS.
I"o,e, H. ,.... , "gl. ror Watel"!'.·Pierce Oil Co.
Tucl:"r, S • fruil store, 7.\~ E. :);1IlAntonio sis,
Tut t, J. C., beards at windsor HOle'.
Tuttle, W 11., palmer, ned d'lO'- tv Times ,-,!lice, t6 E. O~erland
Turner, 0., news alll , Ceu[!"l Hotel
Thu!"1ilfln,C. A. chiefclclk A T. S.
R}·.
•
st
r.
u
Ullman, rUTlntu...:,307 S. fo:] 1-' ... 0 n,
UJlmann, dry i:ood~, 107 ~, EI Pa'" st ,
Unger, .\liss '\11";"'. 7 F:. Ov~r13[,d M.
v
VaghlllTltler,
Vrnnk, [ailor, lal and 103 S. £1 I'aso ,1.
Vaghl'. Sl"'l'h"". ~ook at Italian re'laUr3.-11I, zS S. EI P3.iiO ~\
\\. F ,b.uktep;:r,
207 S 1::1Paso St.
Va,>toll, ~ 7.., $lreet ear drL,,~r 0" EI Paso roll,l
vnuoe, Mis; jo'le, cor Leon lind Sa" F",..,u,ci,..;;u~K
Vi1!epegue, john, p"rh;r, 2 "-,,,I .. :->. £1 Paso SIS,
vtse-, H 0-, r,,-,Iway mail service, boards :l.l Winrlilllr BOlel.
\'<.>gt:lry, E. II., £ Overt ...n,1 and Dregon ~I~.
\"a\l';[o'-',
w
\\'lId". S. H . "a"nl)" ,,,rv"ror, 204 S E.l raso 51
wegnc-. Ja'" nighl lei opr. 204;;. E\ Paso st .
\\'ag,,,;·r. Joe., sajccn keeper, 27 S EII'll;;O SI.
\\ngne" F. II., clerk,S. 1'. Ry_, L:lah, hel. tdaholl.l1d M"nlalJa
Wllille~',Charlca 1::., of Raeklilf & \Vn"''')·, F.l Pn....l niteelar)' Co
El I'a.,,,
,to
Walcott, Mrs. \(., warh for Dr. linine, ,:)an Antonio and Tays ars ,
\\'nlk"r, jnme~ W • StanlOn s[ • bel. San '\l1lonio and Overland >I.;.
\\·nl'ker, Ja1l1t't \'[111.e"r porter, Utah I1ml }<UlGrande ~l',
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PA!)O DrRF.Cl·ORV.
DUNNE BROS.
ahra:ra haT.
Fresh Meats and Game of All Kinds
Cooked
CALL
to ordU" 011
AND
BE
lOb"" .. "ttOll,
CONVINCED.
The El Paso Daily Times
The Popular Daily Paper of EI Paso.
Has all the Latest Telegraph Reports
of the Day.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF 'l'IIE CITY
BArE & HART. Editors and Managers.
EL PASO D1RECTORY.
77
Wallu, Albert, cook at I.ink, 12 E. Overland &1
Walton. Harry, San Antonio st., nMr Main.
Walz, W. G , 22 and 24 S. EI Paso &t.
Wambole, W. L , aetcr.eee. San Fnloe.liCo and UDO sts.
Wakrurd, Gcn , t",,-mster, 106 S. EI Psse St.
Wa,-ren, Or. N., S E. San Autuni" ~l
Warren, W G.,:K>4 E. San Antonio 51.
werreo, T. H., trader, r-,-. Santa Fe, ber., Overland
and San FranciSCo
suo
\Va~bini;t'.m, Mr::;.S C., millinery,
W. SlIn Francisco aDd Chihu.hlta
sis.
Watts, W. H., 5U-pt.
El Paso Water Co., 2S W. Sa" rr<lIlciscu ~I.
webum. M., chief clerk at Kenelsen & D:getil,u's, S. EI Pasa sl.
Welch, Wm., watchman, G. H. & S. A Ky.
Welch. Harry, works at Cenlral Hotd.
Welch, Thomas, Main st., near S. P. 0"1"01
Wellington,
W. C., carpr.nt",r, 5 P. Ry.
Wellinglon, Ambra,e,carpenter,
E 3d et ,near St. Vrain.
Wells, Gordon, fireman,S.
P. Ry,
weus, James, bolter-maker, T. P. SltQP•.
Wells. J. 'B., culler, II W. Overb.ml st.
'Wentworth,
E .. shoe-maker,
2S.li S. F.l P"-,,,",sl.
Werkmei5ter, Wm prop. St. Julian Saloon, 17 S. El Pas" 51.
Wesche, C. E book-keeper,
23 W. San Francill.co st.
Wesley, M .• driver ror Ba..~;;eU's Lumberyard,
San fo'rancisco a.nd Leon 11$.
WeJitbrook, Thomll.;;, h:;,rtC1Hler at Grand Cenlra.l Holcl.
weston, Isaiah, E. O".,r19"rl nn,1 HiIl~ sts.
Wholey. H. A , i and 7!i El Paso "I.
Whil~, H D., clerk, 9 S. El Paso ar.
White, T. D., prop P.:u-1QrSaloon, 12 and 14 S. El Puo it
White, jcnn, broker, liS E. SI Louis SI
White. James H., sheriff. ~nl1 ,\nto",o ,ulLl ~'IQ'en"e ,!>.
White, Aug",l, actor 0.1 Pictorial Theatre.
While, G. R., book keeper, ::t and 4 5, El Paso ,to
Whitmare,
R a., Windsor HOEel.
V.'hinilDQre. W. H., Illes,enger WeUs·Fargo
Expre .. Co.
Whitney. Charle~. speculatof,
st. Charles 1i<,Hlse,
Wiggins, R R., ",,,~ic;all, Main, het Or~gQJI and F.l PIlM>51•.
\\'ilbr<Jh. W Il., 120 E. San Antonio st
Willi, .. "", Doll)', xj-lcpbcne soloist an'l actress, Pictorial Thull'e.
Williilm" B., butcher, COf, El \' a 5>;> and "T. ~all Francisco srs
\\'iHi"m~, l,;>.iah, porter. 11 S EI Paso ~1
\\'illiam"
\Ir_, tiremafl. 'If EI I.......,. het
\Ii,sou,; 'I and 1-I"1IIevard.
or
William",".
J \{.
prnV
knlmg ri"l,
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EL l'ASO DIRECTORY.
ROMERO"" MAXWELL
DEa,LE/Ci
IN
Paints, Oils, Glass. Pictures. Frames .
• aUl ...."
MOULDING
-a
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AND
{05 Souill EI Paso Street,
Bu.pp1Ml:,
WALL
PAPER.
Et Paso, Texas.
CYRUS EATON.
A. K. TILTON
CYRUS EATON & CO"
-
\\'HOLt:~,\LF:-
Liquor and Cigar Merchants
Denver, Colorado.
WALTER S. ABELL
GENERAL GOLLECTING AGENT,
Collection of Bills, Accounts, Rents, etc., a Specialty. FarrbIul Service, Prompt Returns, Low Commissions.
Otfice, Room 6. F£1'StNat. Bank Building.
EL PASO, TEXAS.
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EL P....SO DJUCTORY.
79
Wilsoll, M., night w31Chm311.
Wilson, Josie, v«:Al~~t and 3ctn,S5 at Picl"rial The ....tre.
Wilson, J. A., agl. T. P. Ry., Grand Central Hotel.
Wilson, Arthur, barber, 10 E. Overland st.
W'l .. m, "Mr., hrnkem:llI, Wyoming and Stanton ~IS.
Wilson, G. \V,, carpenler, Sail Antonio and Stanlon sll;.
Wilson. \Vm., at fashion Saloon, II E. San "Dlo"io st.
Wimberly, W. B., printer at Times Qffice,
Windsor, Henry, artist, ~'lorence, bet. San Antonio and E Overla.nd suo
windsor, Mrs. E., Tc ans, bel. Ftnrence and Ochoa sts.
Wing, C. E., engineer, A. T. & !:i. Fe Ry.
\Vinslon, P. )., lallor, II W. Overland st.
Will.lrand,
~., railer, II W. Overland st.
Wlren. O. J , president of El Paso Transfer Co.
\Vise, George, stable-man,
Eighth and Utah st.
Wiseman, "Robert, 214 E. 51 Charles st.
\Voir, Jacob, porl£r at Grand Ceillral Hutel.
Wolf, Wm., barkeeper al hcific HOld.
Wood, Mrs. Annie, ~. Oregon, bel. Ma.in and Fronklin siS.
Wood. :l-I;ss Helen, N. Oregon, bet. :'-Iain and Frallklin SI5.
Woad, Jah", plVp of Overla",} HOlm" 201 E. St, Louis st.
\V(l{}d, C .. o. \V. ,ni"ing m;lroager, X. El PR.SO st., bet. Missouri .1... nd
Daulcvard.
Woodruff, Venic, cook, Campbell, lrel. SaD Antonia and Myrtle sts
WCXld~, :\Iiss Eva, actress at Plc~orial Tnea~re.
Waods, Cl ..n:nce, cook al Plctonal Hevt aurant ,
'Vvnl. Fre<l, prop. O,..,rland Corml, IJ E. Overland st.
Wyckoff,).
F., blacksmilh lIn<\ wagoll·mak~r,
402 S. 1::1Paso sl.
y
Yale~, Enoch, bricklayer.
Onnen's
Court, bel. W. Overland and
Sonora Sls.
Ynner, W. E.. S. P. Ry" Cenlral HoleL
Yerg\l~, l.awrence-, je"'eler, 11. W. COr. of Florence .. ad Magoffin ,t•.
YOlln]::. Charles, fireman, S I' Ry.
Young. Rebert, engineer, florence. bet. San Anlonio ~d
E. Overland
sts.
z
Zelh,~. Rodolf .. , printer, Times office.
Zink.)oseph.
cook alia E. Overlaod sr.
Zollars.).
W.• eice-peestdcrn er First Nation,.1
Zonk, G . dcrk
"I Kclel~""
& 0<:1:'''1"-11''
Hnnk.
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EL PASO DlRECTORV,
--7"--
Runs west from Albuquerque,
I\ew Me"ico, through Arizona, to Mojave,
where II rorms 11 junction with the Soulhern Pacific Railroad ror San
rranci,~,
LOJ! Allgele<', Sa" Diego and all Pacific coast poillt!.
It now
enters the held u a tntns·eo"tincntRl
line. with many i"'llorlant
advan_
lages over il5 rivals.
IT ]S THE SHORTEST
LINE TO THE NORTH,
EAST AND SOUTH.
The wondcrs or Ninga",
limity ~r the
>lnf! "dlow~lnne
fade herore the
rugged ~ub
Grand Oanon of the Colorado
And the inlt:rest orlhl': tOUl'isl and scienlist never flaJl:~ in the evidence or
the civilizations, fj"ing and dend, which A"urishetl Ihere hefore tnc Spaniard ...came or even Columbus dreamed or :I new "·orld.
THE
EQUIPMENT
or this line is 1il'>!I·ela;;sin every respect The track is well built, wnh
hen,·v ~ted rails and rock Lall:l.Ol, and the rolling slock 15 paw;,led "',Ih
e,·cry u,cf"l appliance whid, 'nmler" i"(;,·,,";ly hII-' ,Ieyj<;ed.
EA'rlNG HOUi'ES UNSURPASSED
TIlE
O!"'LY
I.lNE
RL'XXINr;
THROUGH
f \\
:,:>~lITIl,
Gen't Supertmeudent.
PUI.L\lAN
WITHOUT
I'AL.\CE
CARs
GHANGE.
W C IJENt\ISO:\.
(;el~'ll"r't "nd 1'""" Agl.
PASO DEL NORTE .
.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
CHURCH OF GGADALUPE.
Rev
Rumon Ortn, pastor;
Rev
Ral1lan Orlez, pastor.
Re.v. Joseph OchilO, as';st&nt.
CHURCH 01' ST JOSE.
CUSTOM HOUSE 01" REPURl.lC
JAIL OF TilE
crrv
OF 101EXICQ.
OF PASO DEL NORTE.
COURT HOUSE A~n OFFICES OF crrv
OFFICERS
POSTon'ICE
DEPOT OF MEXICAN CF.~TRAL RAILWAV
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PASO DEL NORTE DIRECTORY.
CITY OFFICERS.
1.:0100<:1Ullda, colonel of the Feder:ll
Jacob Urgarle, Mayor ,
Salm'itain Varg"", Secn:lary.
Je~us DaIDonoMOtllU, Treasurer.
Ignacio Escnrtee, 1st Alcalde,
JUIlD Varela, ad Alcalde.
Ahamirc Alas, juca de Lerres
Jo"e Ma. :'lonlez, Juez Disl';IO.
To.,,:;Frederico, Chief of Police.
Army of El Paso tr'XIPS
ADUAKi\ FROWrERrZA.
Ad,,,j,,islnldeT,
Contador,
Dficlal r st
ad
3d
4th
Eocribieoles,
"
C. Elea7.ar Loaeu.
" Cauulo Argudles.
,. JeEDS ~!a.MOllln
" Jo~<!B. Mota votasco.
"
Vacanlc.
Al~rlu G. MOl1l~"eg"),
"Jun'l
E. Mo .....
Felix Padilla.
Luis F. Villaseuor ,
,. Domingo P. Za~1l1a.
"
Vista,
auxiliar
" Prsnciscc G Doli'-eros.
OttavianO Bustamante
Jose Rincon.
.. Carlos Garn Cortina
RE~QUARDO.
First Lamanda"!e,
1,,;. RQdolro Ogarrio
Second
AliIin"o Ybav~.
Cabo, C. Eugene MIl.<;(':ono
Celadcr, C. j uau Cismero!
Miguel A. Escobar
Pedro L. Ramirez
,
Jesus \tadrid .
"
]csus Dins Rofa::;;.
Monico Benl ... ;rl""
.
PASO
Cclndor,
t-:QRTE
C. Sabino Fuentcs .
Juse M Horcacitas
" AlI,ina Bennvide~.
"
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"
I.
"
"
"
Garitero
DEL
"
Jesus F. Alhande.
Llllro F. Villa.
Pedro Carrion
Cresceecrc Hernsndee.
Julio Maya.
Pedro Umuga
Francisco P. Figue.roa.
AdolIo Varguez.
:'h.nuel Rivas
IJIREl;."l"OR,{.
..
PASO DEL NORTE DIRECTORY.
~-THE~-
•
T::a:::E
O:::N"LY
All-Rail Line to Mexico
--£,,"--
THE ONLY ROUTE
Free
from yellow
fever, perils
traveling. the prostrating
:tnd sickness
by sea, stage
heal of the coasts and losses and
delays of baggage.
This line passes along the Great Central Klcvated Plateau;
the cool breezes make summer traveling a healthful ph:asure,
and the bright
SUIl
and dry air make the winters perfection.
The climate is nearly uniform throughout
any extremes
the year, without
of heat or cold, and is, without doubt, the
healthie~t in the world.
Travelers
will find all l11e comforls and luxuries of modern
travel amply provided.
"('he train coaches and eating houses
arc all first-class, and the Pullman Palace, Sleeping, Huffet
and Smoking Cars, with e\'e~y convenience and appliHnce for
safety, are unsurpassed in the world.
The line is standard gauge, all steel, with Iron bridges and
ne ....equipment.
D. Il. BQtll1lS0N, {lCD'1 .'lIgr.
D. MAOKENZIl.:, Gen'l SD~t.
H. U. BARLOW, Tum" "gr.
W. II. KING, A88t. r~.P."
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PASO DEL ,",ORTI': OlRF.CTORY.
PASO DEL NORTE DIRECTORY.
A
t\bi~clll.. )hr~in, laborer, w. of Plm~
Ab;lI1lS, Mllrac, gllrd"n~r, ", of Plnz;I.
Ablllals, BI"-,, I'nr,leni!', ..., of Plua
Abila, Filipe, clerk, w. of PIa"",
Abalos, Romulu., gudencr.
w.ofPlaza.
Ab:Jlo~, Eli'S, garJcno:r, .... pf PJnzn.
Abalos, And,""s, luoorer, I\l C. R. R., s. <If Plaza.
Abalo<;, IIDlor"l. gnrrlener, s. of P13.a.
AI,"-lu~, Ponpoczo, gardcller, s. of Piau ..
Acnn;!, Paublo, gwener,
s . of Plaza,
Acostrll, jcse, lahorer, w. of Pinta,
Acosta, Frances \lIbo.er, ~. of Plaza,
Acnnll, [, N., ",annger P. Roberb&
Co., w, of Piau
Acuna, Feman<lo, gardener. s. of Plata.
Afalos, Mrs. G\I:I1\1pCi, e of Plaza
Agiar, Pantnllon.
:\gi:l-l", Jesus, mcrch"nt,
w
of T'i:l.Za.
Agiar, ~anliago, clerk,~. w. of pLa,a,
Al1."ilem, F""ian, w"iter al lIiltel Melticano, s. of plan.
Alexander, Doctor, vineyard ~n(1 fruit grower, n. w. of plllza
Algcri~, :'1ern~gildo, laborer, w . of pl:J,xa.
""'ar,,!>, joqctn, custom hon,e brnk"r, w. of plaza
Alvila, Fdi5, melehllnt,!i
"f plnlCl.
Albure~ GlIn,lalupe, garrlener, n. w, of plaza.
AI"ares. An!;:e1, gardener, n. w. of plaza.
Albellnu, Angel, gardener, n. w, of plaza.
AHares. Frcnclseo, g,udellcr, •. w. of plaza.
Alday, Scbrinno, G"1I111~'H;r,
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of plaza.
Albare~, Anl(",i<>, 1nhO~f. "', or plan.
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BaldeGu, A., conlractor,
w
of plaza,
B:>dllel, Jesus, laborer, w, of pIa,,,.
Buga.", Melchior, ba<ln. 5. "f plaza.
Barda, Aml1.l1u, Ilwl-ehanl, n. of plaza
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Burela. J"'"~.baker, n ,
DeLuna, Demetre, barber,
Bellecaa, :'I:t;imo. laborer,
plaza
n. of plaza.
w_ pf pIa,.'"
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C. CHICHESTER.
Custom House Bro!(cr & Forwarding .~gt.
Comisionista y Aiente Aduanal,
Et Paso, Texas, and Paso del Norte, Mexico.
EMILIO DUCHENE
Whol~i;"l...ntH1Rdai\ f>e .. 1H ill
Native Wines, liquors and Cigars
A Full Assortment can always be found
in my Store on the
Main Plaza,
Paso del Norte.
Addeess; P. O. Box I6. El Paso, Texas.
LANE & WHITE'S
is the place to get
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GOOD LIQUORS
AND CIGARS
when you go to Paso del Norte.
Provt'ndo's Old Corner. _ ~rs
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PASO DEL ~OKTE OIREC1'ORV.
~!l$On,l\nton,
baker, w.of plna.
Bermude5, Lallro, merohanl, Plaza st.
Bencnn;o, I,aun), gardener, n w. of l,lua.
Belle5Ca.5, :\Iarl;n, ~3rdener, n. w. of plaae,
Iletalaza, ~Irs. CMr;,,;!., e. of plazil.
Bensen. W., engineer,
M. CRy.
Bib"l, Luciano, gamener, s, w. of plaz"
Bllchanon, S"nLingn, garllc""r, n. w. or plaza.
Boessielil!r, 1., near M. CRy. depot.
Bralo, Mrs. Manuela, w. of plua.
Brown, Q. W., painter. s or plna
8nto, Rorauto, gardener, ". w of plaza.
Bumell, B.. manager \Va)z's music slore, Piau
Rlne"" Sa"\a,, lahorer. w. of Pi"n 51.
st.
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Campbell, W Ii, saloon. w. of pl3%a
Charcannics,
Chamea1\, merchant, w. of pln:za.
Cbicbester, C., custom house blllkcr.
Clark, H. I., sapt. Pull Cllr Co., M. C. R. R .. s. of pl~1
Ccmfort. R E., ,Ji~~l1JlI.M. C. R. R.
C"n,f"rt, S. R., dept. clerk :\1. C. Ry.
Comfort, E. C., clerk ~I C. Ry.
Collins, Jerry, saloon, near M. c . Ry,
Cuamn, V., dep<,It policen',,".
Cuaren, Rila, :\OIl'S., w. cof "loza
Cuaron, Mrs. Anlonlo, w. (If piau,
Gumplido. A"asloelo, ""loon, s. of plau_
Curiel, J"~u" eook at Hotel Mexicano.
CUHO'l, lo1a";01[I(IA., us[
posuncster, s 01 plllZ3.
Clipffel. Ccleerrco, druggi~t, w. of ,,!Jun.
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namona.
Amonio, j:l1t;lor of M, C. Ry. depot
Dameeges, Juli"-ll. gardener. ~. of plaza.
DaCRr. Anlonio, laborer, e. of pl:tsa
o,.l1.""rre, A. It , clerk. II. of pl~za.
Dontin, Louis, official interpret.,r FJ Paso Co.
Depla, Richard. ooker. w "fl,!au.
Daminges, Arlt>;>I1;o.Inborer. ". of piau.
Dorsey, H. E., ""lun", w. of piau.
DUAbarr.!oj C, conductor 1'>1 C. Ry
Duchene, Em",lo. n w. cor. of 1'1818.
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nann, L.. engineer, III. C, Ry.
Dominguez, R. R., acting ;lgenl Wells-l'-ar~o Express Co.
Dordan. ~I .• musician, s . of plaia
Durdan, Alberto, mu>ici,l.D. s of plllZlI.
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Escobar, Jesus, capitalisL, n. of plazlL
Esidro, Juan, custom house l;unrd.
EliH.'i, !\lrs. Torefn, IV (,f rlm!.Jl.
Ecoban. Jesus, consul ~1"xicano, n, w. of plasa,
Escarte, Mll.lluc]n, dcuetor of the Church of ~t.Jose,
Estfon, Jose, shoemaker, 9. or plaza.
Esnit, J:: , ca~Iller, s. of plna.
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Fenclller, Wm. 11" butcher, w. of plan.
Fcnchler, Fred, butcher, w of plaz ...
P'echct, E. 0" ,\mcrJcan con""l.
:F'dlez, Rudolfo. l"I,,,r~l', w, of plaza.
Feral6, '{<U'ialla, laborer, w. of plaza,
Flores, Jose M., merch'inT, w. or pi ala.
Flores, Jose I., clerk, w. of plaza
,rIoT"5, Akgamler, sal"small rnr Provincia.
Fh,lr",-~,A<~n,lio, e:l",.k rflr l'rovindo
Flores, Ni~, merchant.
Forrest, Edwin, saloon.
Flores, xterce, shoemaker, south of !Jlaza.
Frugcllo, Crevencio, build .." ~. of plaza.
Fll~lll~S, F,ulogio, cal r"'l'il.ir~l·, s. of pl~ta.
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Garnes, Luz, gardener, s. w. of plnza.
Garria, SBnnbin, gllrd"ner, w. of pin...
Garcia, Octnsi"o, I,,-bor~r, w. of plat.a.
Garcia, Ihr~l,
laborer. w nf plnza.
Garcia. Pedro, b~rkceper. w. (If pIau.
l,;arcin, R. J .. merchant, w. of pIau
Garcia, Paubl", gQvl. emI'IOyt:, w. \,If plaza.
Gmci .., ;'Iligl1.,[, g~ .. le,,~r, s. \\. of plaza
Gtlrcin, ]QSe, garrlener, S w. of plata.
Garcia, Jesus, !!:ard~ner, s. w of pI:u;J..
Garcia, I\n\OnIO, book.k.eeper, s. of plaaa.
Garcia, Uno. gardener, 'v. of plnza.
Garria, I:liecntl. miller, ~. ". or plaza
s,
w. of plnu.
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PIISO DRL NOIl.TE DlllECTORV.
Gan.:ia, T()m~. g:udcner, n , w. of plaza.
Garcin, Pallblo, gardener, n "', of pi"'....
Garamio, jC$\I", laboT ..r , w. of plu a,
Gildardo, Marcon, ",,,,chanl.
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Ham[)lld, L. C .. yard-master
M. C. Ry.
I-I"r"-,:,, Nicol, taborer .•. of piau.
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He:lp, Llareuee, book-keeper, w of pla~a
He,era. Gregarto, laborer, w of plaza.
Hereea, Rafael, I,,\.>ore., w. of pIau ..
Herera. Rosan"", laborer, w. of plaza
Hen;nalldel, Mrs. MIl~ima. w.orpln""
Hern.andez, jesus. builder, w. of plaza.
Herrera, Nemestc, p05trnll.t"r, w of plaza.
lleraog, JU1U1S,of Herwg & Kline, CUSfom house brokers, w. of plaza
Hernandez,
Cre.-.cem:io, custom house employe, w. of plaza
Hildlllgo, Pedro, baker, a. of plaza.
Holhwd John, Alhambra Saloon, w. of plaza.
Hurrick, Angelo, builder, w. of !,la.za.
Boward, H. A .• saloon, w. of plaza.
1[orteg:a. Anlonio. 1,,1;"'I''''r,t. of plua.
Hcrcosuas, Jcsu~. gardener, w. of plua.
HUQ\andaTC'i. Reful:lO, gardener, ..,. uf plaza.
Hcrcasltas, Labradore, gardener, ..,. of piau.
Hudson, Jo:.cph, o;()nduclnr. w. of plaza.
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Harry, clerk and baggagc·m::lSIer:lot
C. Ry
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Jannino,
Patricio, C:Hj,e"te" w. l'>f plaza.
Johnson, Andy, carpenter,
w. ofplaza.
Juradn, ~'elipe. gardener, w. orpla.a.
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of plaza
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Lara,
Lam,
Lam,
Lam,
D1.R.1'C'TORY.
~!iSl "Emel;a, w. ofpb.~a,
Trinidnd. butcher, w. "r plata.
Anrlres, ~1Ir<leTl~r,;;. W. ofpln~1I
Lui". gardener. s. w. of 1J1an,
Lara, Tellesfcro, gardener, s. w of plan.
Lara, JUIIS, gardener, s. of plata.
Lara, Mrs Viana, s. w. or pJu.
Lu...., Andreas, gurdener, s w _ of pla7.ll.
Lntn, Tumas, gun]"""r. s. w. Mpla"a.
Larri~b. Auton;o, watchman, .\1. C. Ry.
Lara, Veniro, gardener, s w.ofphua.
Lara, Juan, gardener, s . of plan.
Langue, E., saloon, w. ofphua
!"mja, Pedro, speculator, w "f platu.
L"\\TtllCe, C E, painter, s , of pl=a
Lecaga, 1.11;1;, mercbam, w. of plaza.
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!llarler, G. T, chief clerk M. C. Ry.
:l.I:ldrid, ~Iarti\l, g:lrdener, n w. of plan.
!lladrid, Ambrosio, g:mlener, w. of plan.
Madrid,
Edwardo,
mlls;cinn, w. of 1'1,,1;1\.
1ln\lri<l, F'm".ci,co, l"M)k-k""'I'",r. w. of plo.w ..
;Mlldrid, Jesus, custom house, Vi'. of plaza.
Mainas, Manuel, merchant, n. w. of piau.
M'I.l11ula. ~1i$$Mll.Ti~ Castro
~kCllll. B., foreman ~L C. Ky
.\t"en", M. F , e"Gin~er, ;\1. C. Ry. depul
\l"K"e, J. F., tel~gmFh opemtol, ~1.CRy.
depot.
~Ich:inly, G. W., dealer in fruit treesv s. of plan ..
:\tcGuane, !'II., sateen, w. of pLull..
11ngoffin, Mrs. Dolores, IV of piau.
MandmgOQ. Sernp;o, l~boref. w. of plaza
;\Ianli~"" Miss JU;1I1{1, w of p'~~a.
\\"nuel, Gl1rern, merchant, ..... of plll1.Jl.
Montano, Albedo, bark ...~per, w.cf plan.
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Nacllna, Jllan, Jaoo"e,', w. of phua
Nicholas, Illancc, gardener, w. of plaza.
f:il;hola~, TIriO, garden=r, w. of plan .
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O'Bledo, Pedro, I~b(lur, s. ofplull,
Odell, J', foremen car sncps. M. C. Ry.
Ochoa, Inocellte
Oe"d';1" C. Vg"a.c;o, Abagnrhl.
Obannon, J. C., interpreter
Ochitc, Rev. Joseph, i\sst. p",IO[, Guadalupe Church,
Ortez, Key. J{amon, pescor Guadalupe Church ..
Oronn, J"'us, tullor.
Omna, Lauro, DllI.ician.
Orca~itas..J"su,. gUllrd, cilstom house,
Ochoa, Pancho, barber.
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Pope, J., fcremnn ruund-huuse
Padilla, Silheslre. !>:l]esman, w. of piau
P"dreza, Marcus. laborer.
PadeHa, jesus.
PanT, Alexander,
slIloon.k""per.
P"rea, Luiz, 1,,1;on,r.
Pe""~, Jesu., sl,ne 3n<1 .,,100\1
Pino, Ane..eta
Pence, reman do, physician.
Pomes, !I1l'$. Fel\clins.
Pomcs, Miss Felicdcua.
Pru~iIlC;O, Esperidon, "wrch'lll!
Frovill""', Francisco, men;hanl.
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Perea, xrestndc, gardener,
Pe~a, G .. ~na.gardener, S. w. of plaza.
l'ro~in,,;o, Jllilo. government
employe
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Quamn, Augro,peleo.,
s.ofplan.
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Ramen>, Angel. ecck.
R"menes, 1IIn"", laborer.
R"y",nnd, He"ry, hlltel Jl.ndsaloon.
Ramires, Rivnndo, laborer.
Revue, Amado, laborer.
Richardson, C. C.. contractor
Rndriguez, S \1. clerk HUlel'lex;cano
Radel:ro5, Pe,lru, I"h,,""<.
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R.drig~~.
Theodore,
silver_smith,
Roberts, P., of Ro;>ber1S& Co., wholesale "rocer.>.
Ros:l.les, Francisco. lahorer
Rals, Anlonio, salesman,
RBdniquez, F. :\1., prop. Hotel ~fuica.no.
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Santonio, Ju"n, harne ....-maker.
Sanchu, Thomas. blaek!;mith.
Sanchez, Muimo, gardener, w. of plaza.
Sancbee, Gaspon,laborer,
n. of plaza.
SalMu, E"usciu, till~hnp, w. of pb"".
SamanieGO, Mariano, ~octor, w. of plam.
Samaniegade, ~Irs. R!UC10, school teacber, w. of plaza.
Secenas, !Illss, .'\uagroceo, w. of plaza.
Shinn, John, eoatmelor,
w. of plaza.
Sinaon_, J"A". cu~tom ho,,~e broker, w. of piau.
Soto, ~Irs. Teafild. men:hant, w. of plaza.
Stearn., A. H., le!eg",ph
operator, dep<>t.
!:$hcddell, Alc>:ander, sceriou foreman, R K.
Salt"" Jill" J<he, <list;ll",r, ~. w. uf plan
S:l.nchu, Leondro, saloon.
Steveson, E. L., asst. supt. Pullman Car Co.
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Ta"lor, George, capitalis!, w. of pl"".a
'reuee, Peublc, saloon, w. of plaza.
Thompson, W. G., prop. cBung hou~e. ~t.C. Ry
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Urango,
Urango,
Un.ngo,
Urango,
Pedro. mard. CU'>lom hollSC'.
M. C. R}' f"ema".
Jesus, Slree! car driver.
Jos<:, lIfrcet car driver.
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Vald~s. fraud",o,
lobo,er. n. or plan.
V.ron, F,.,.,,~iscu. lahorn, VI. of plaza.
Veluidis, Sanl"", saloon, ... of piau
\'lIllghn, Peter, bll;rbcr, w. of piau.
\'alserde.
:'.tiss Chano, w of plaz".
Vef;::Il, Sanli,,!>Cl, bUlcher, w. of I'la~a.
Vel",nde, Rafael, cl~,k, w. of plaza
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LOEB BROTHERS
Importers, Jobbers and Retailers of
. CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASSWARE
Cutlery. Plated Ware, Lamps. Chand~lt"ers,
House FUfQishing Goods, etc.
Ko. 205 El Paso St.,
El Paso, Texas
FASHION
Saloon and ..
Parlor,
No.
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