Denver directory, 1885

W\ B. BERGER, Cashier. T'' Hi JWOODEL,pON , CHAS. B. KOUSTZE, Prer.uent. HERMAN KOUNVZE. DENNIS

Coshic

OF DENVER.

>fc 01^ THE UNITED STATES'.

- 2.- Co nti Warrants and Bonds.

J|r:.LUS, - - $350,000.

I r! Seventeenth Sts.

Ciiakles F. Wilson.

!-ank!;n. Philadelph.a. Pveu.x. B.'cjklyn.

: i'i ii zi.otd, Jl.-'sr.chuseitSi .* ifcar?,New ork.

St. t* .1 Fire and Marine. - Ir.u' vs Fire Ins 0?.. Chicago. Home ''u.aal, California.

ilk. a embalmed in

ighteenth.

AUTHOpni PA7> ,

, on Elt^Pres iilen* / m

A. A. Hm ?:- > , V.

D^xari? Ojas.

iRANT^ G W. 'i<U*aLE

iOSEl'il Stan - '!

Orio Saclk.

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Hazard & D11 Pnnt

POWDER COMP

Office, 226 Sixteenth St., bet. Bl

(INTER-OCEAN BLOCK,)

POST-OFFICE BOX 2543. ]

EMMET ANTE

Architect ® Supei

353 Curtis Street,

FOR BUILDINGS, EITHER PUBLIC OR PRIVATE,

AT SHORT NOTICE!.

A PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE OF THIRTY YEARS.

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JOHN YOUNG,

1885.

Tin and Sheet Iron Worker

manufacturer of

HYDRAULIC PIPING,

For Placer Mines, Water Powers and Irrigation.

Blast and Air Pipe, both Black and Galvanized Iron, lor Smelting Works, Mines, Tunnels, Etc.,

Smoke Stacks, Breechings,

Water and Oil Tanks, Water and Ore Buckets,

Ore Cars, Etc., Etc., Wrought Iron Gigs, Screen Jackets lor Concentrating Works, Mills, Etc.

Sheet Metal Work of Every Description, Estimates on Application.

413 Blake Street, Denver, Colorado.

PERRY GARDNER,

FINE LIVERY

AND -

BOARDING STABLE

DRIVING AND SADDLE HORSES.

Gentle Horses and Fine Phsetons for Ladies' use. Fine Surrey Wagons, with Nice, Large Horse, for Family use.

INSTRUCTION GIVEN I3XT HIDING.

ELEGANT CALLING CARRIAGES.

479, 481 AND 483 WELTON STREET,

Between Eighteenth and N inetcenth Streets,

O NES 5 0 if B L E ' ©ENVER, COX.O.

- - - - - _

FRASER & CHALMERS,

MINING MACHINERY.

Principal Office and Works:

FULTON AND UNION STREETS, CHICAGO.

DENVER OFFICE AND BRANCH STORE.

No. 423 BLAKE STREET.

Xj. O. TRB1TT, "

WE CARRY IN STORE, DENVER :

Blake Pumps, Allison Manufacturing Co.'s

Hazard Wire Rope, Artesian Well Casing,

Hoisting Engines, Boston Belting Co.'s

Blake Crushers, Rubber Belting,

Baker Blowers, and

-Mt GENERAL MACHINERY.^

423 BLASE STREET, DENVEB, COLO.

"TRIUMPH " ORE* CONCENTRATORS

PRICE, $550, IEP. O. B.

PATENTED JULY 18th, 1882, OTHER PATENTS APPLIED FOR.

Awarded the Medal of Superiority at the Exposition at Denver, Colorado, 1884, in competition with the "Prue'' Vanner, the "Embrey" Machine and the "Rouse" Tables.

The above improved form of the celebrated "Triumph" Ore Concentrator, possesses many advantages over any other style of Vanners, Vanning Machines or Concentrators, yet introduced to the notice of mining men. These advantages consist in the superior features which enter into their construction, and facilitate their operation. They are constructed in the best manner; their frames being made of iron, ensure their so idity, durability and perfect steadiness of motion when operated. They are built as compactly as their requisite strength will permit, weigh less, require less freight space in boxes, by which their cost of transportation is reduced, and occupy less mill room when set up. The Endless Belt is carried on a supplementary frame, which is mounted upon springs. The reciprocating movement which is imparted to this supplementary frame and belt, tends to settle and retain the sulphurets, and heavy and valuable metallic particles upon the belt, until they are discharged at the proper moment; this peculiar movement is of the utmost importance, and enables these machines to perform more work than any other Vanners or Concentrators yet devised.

The rolls supporting the belt are of galvanized metal, which will neither warp, crack, nor rust. The feeding mechanism is perfect, and permits the travel of the belt to he varied, at will, to any desired speed. The belts are of an improved form, and manufac¬ tured especially for this purpose of rubber, and are very durable. The arrangements for saving waste amalgam, escaping from the Batteries, are as complete as possible; and all of the parts of these machines are simple and effective in their operation.

Weight of machine, (boxed) - 2,270 pounds.

tWeight of belt, (included in above) _ _ 220 "

'Weight of heaviest part of machine _ . 80 "

For uniform and close concentration, the speed of the driving pulley of each machine should be adjusted and maintained at 235 revolutions per minute, or as nearly as pos¬ sible. The power required for driving each machine has been carefully determined by an indicator to be less than one- half of one (J of 1) horse-power. For circulars address

MONTGOMERY & COREY,

AGENTS,

No. 2 OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,

P. 0. BOX 2404. DENVER, COLO

The JOSHUA HENDY MACHINE WORKS,

Nos. 39 to 5 1 Fremont Street,

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

DAVIS, CRESWELL & CO.,

MANUFACTURERS OF

BRASS GOODS

OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, AND

A Complete Brass Foundry and Machine Shop.

PLUMBERS', STEAM aid GAS FITTERS' MATERIALS, HOSE AMD HOSE TRIMMINGS.

^WQBTHINGTOI STM! PUMPS i^ Contractors for Steam Heating and Ventilating Apparatus. 408 TO 414 BLAKE ST„ DENVER.

PHILIP ZANG. F. L. SIGBL. ADOLPH J. ZANG. LOUIS MACK.

PHILIP ZANG & CO,

Proprietors of the

ROCK! MOUNTAIN

Manufacturers of

THE BEST LAGER BEER.

OUTSIDE OHDEBS PEOMFTIT PULED.

CAPACITY INCREASED

- - FROM -

20,000 to 50,000 Barrels per Annum

PLATTE RIVER, COR. 7th STREET,

NORTH DENVER, - . COLORADO.

P- O. BOX 8040.

- - - (H) - -

LEWIS «& SCOTT,

Wholesale and Retail

HARDWARE

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS

Furnaces and Mantels,

ROLLER SKATES

CABINET HARDWARE

-405 Larimer Street.

VINDSOR STABLES

THE FINEST

mi, lOUDffl H BULBS STABLES

^+IN DENVER.*^

Horses, Buggies and Harness For Sale

Keep constantly on hand for hire the Finest Carriages and Express Wagons at the Lowest Rates.

OOMPA1TY.

Omnibus and Band Wagons for hire to Picnics and Funeral Parades , Etc.

BR4NCH OFFICES :

In all Railway Ticket Offices, at the Stables, and in Waiting Room at Union Depot.

TELEPHONES 331 AND 30.

AUSTIN, REYNOLDS 8c CO.,

222, 224 and 226 Eighteenth Street,

OEyVSB) * * COtOEAEO*

THE ZtsTHTW

Improved Singer

FAMILY SEWING MACHINE

Is made on a different principle from that of the Old Singer, it has a High Arm, a Short Needle, a Shuttle Holding a Large Quantity of Thread, is

Speedy, Durable, Noiseless,

LIGHT RUNNING and SIMPLE.

For Linen Bosoms, CutTs, Fine Shoes, and any kind of Leather Work, Dress Making Corsets, Ctc.,, as well as

FOR FAMILY SEWING

It is superior to all. These Machines are set up with a Great Variety of Cabinet Ware.

ALL KINDS OF MACHINE SUPPLIES

KEPT IN STOCK.

The Singer Mnfg. Co.,

COE. LAWRENCE and 18th STREETS, DENVER.

GEO. J. BESSER, Manager.

CABINET CLOSED.

DENNISON MFG. CO.

MANUFACTURERS OF

3^TI@NER3' * gPECIflIMEg.

DENNISON'S TOURISTS' TAGS FOR TRAVELERS.

Stratton's Gummed Labels and Gummed Paper of all Colors; Legal and Notarial; Seals; Folding and Fancy Tickets; Mentzel's Patent Suspension Kings; The Star Copying Pads; Dennison's Game Counters; Wedding Cake Boxes; Visiting and Playing Card Cases, Etc., Etc.

DENNISON'S TARGETS FOR RIFLE PRACTICE.

Phillips' Hook and Clasp Tags; Kimball's Self-Fastening Tickets; Postal Envelopes McGill's Paper Fasteners at Manufacturer's Discounts;

Dickinson's Rubber Bands, Etc.

SEALING WAX MAKERS.

TISSUE PAPERS.

Proprietors " Globe," and Centennial Prize "Excelsior," and Importers of English Grass Bleached and Colored Tissue Papers from the celebrated 39 Mill.

Proprietors of "Silver White," best article for polishing Silver, and Miller's "Jewelry Cleaning Casket," and "Silver While Casket."

JEWELERS' BOXES,

Jewelers' Cards, Pink and White Cotton, Fine Twines, Etc.

DBVMIMNP IOIBI,

militaries' Porter Papers and Connter Papere, Dennison's Slayinj Papers.

Dennison's Absorbent Cotton for Dental and Surgical Purposes.

CARD BOARD MAKERS.

All of our Coods are for Sale by Dealers everywhere, and by

DENNISON MFG. CO.,

21 Milk Street, Boston ; 198 Broadway, New York; 630 Chestnut Street Philadelphia; 155 Dearborn Street, Chicago; 143 Walnut Street, Cincinnati; 412 Third Street, St. Louis.

Corbett & Ballenger's

THIRTEENTH ANNUAL

DENVER,

City Directory

^Containing a J^omplete J_,ist

INHABITANTS, INSTITUTIONS, INCORPORATED COMPANIES, MANUFACTURING ESTAB¬ LISHMENTS, BUSINESS, BUSI¬ NESS FIRMS, ETC.

IN THE

City of Denver

FOR 1885.

DENVER, COL.:

CORBETT & BALLENGER, PUBLISHERS.

Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1885, by THOMAS B. CORBETT and JOHH H. BALLENGER,

In the office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C.

ft '80

lAicun Cuvier

t N)

L. A. MELBURN 8c CO.,

Proprietors.

MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF FIRST-CLASS

BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, SULKIES, ETC.

A SPECIALTY MADE OP WORK BUILT WITH

MELBURN'S PATENT SIDE BAR SPRING.

238,240,242,244,246,248 and 250

TWENTY-SECOND STREET,

Between Larimer and Holladay, DENVER, COLO.

THE CITY LAUNDRY

J. N, AMMEN &:CO., Prop s.

OFFICES.

1267 and 2B9 TWENTY-SEVENTH ST.,

TELEPHONE No. 297. LOCK BOX No. 2656.

JAMES II. HART

DEALER IN

MANTELS, GRATES AND TILING.

KEEPS ALWAYS ON HAND

A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TILES.

ALSO CONTRACTS FOR

CEMENT WILIS AND FLOORS

Floor Tiling, Hearth, Mantel and Crate Setting a Specialtv Job Work done Satisfactorily.

DENVER REFERENCES FOR TILE FLOORING:

Taker Block, Timerman's Drug Store, Kin^ Block

Coiorado National Bank, Michael Herr's Drug Store, Times Building,

St. James Hotel, Windsor Hotel, v> - ...

Denver Jockey Club, and many others.

Root's Cigar Store,

Warehouse and Residence, 650 Waverly, S. W. Cor. 24th.

Orders lelt at 311 15th St., will receive prompt attention. DENVER, COLO.

GENERAL INDEX

Courts . 48

Educational . 48

Express Companies.... 48

Federal Officers - 41

Fire Department _ 38

Gen'l Directory Names. 87

Insurance Co's, Home.. 44

Libraries . 50

Miscellaneous . . 63

Newspapers. . 47

Police Headquarters - 37

Post-Office . 38

Railroads . 45

Removals.. . 31

Societies . 5!

Standing Committees of

City Council . 3;

State Militia . 4!

State Officers . 41

Street Directory . til

Street Railway . 41

Telegraph Companies. . 4t Telephone Companies.. 4( Town Officers, Highland 3

Trades Unions . . 6;

United States Mint . 41

Ward Boundaries.. . 3-

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

BRINKER INSTITUTE,

BROADWAY -A-H5T3D TEBI^OITT ST.

FREDERICK STEVENSON.

PIANOFORTE:

PRINCIPAL:

SOLO SINGING:

VKEH.

^ SIGHT SINGING CLASS: ORGAN:

MR(o^o7sAt^hn-8c

CLASS:

VIOLIN:

TRUMPET AND CORNET : KETTLE DRUMS, SIDE DRUM AND BASS DRUM

I The Delsarte System of Gesture: GERMAN LANGUAGE: I Italian and French Languages-

Sftr class lessons. | e,«ss lessons

TFeM$l10fo?®,nRc1sEns

REED ORGAN:

VIOLIN CLASSES:

BASS:

WEIDE.

FLUTE:

- WILLIAM HUDSTON, Secretary.

NOVELTY

Manufacturing Compy,

284 16th Street , Denver, Goto.

manufacturers of

printing™

Self-Inkers, Daters, Printing Wheels, Pocket and Pencil Stamps,

-EAL

STENCIL

TEEL STAMP

S

CHECKS, DOOR PLATES,

BURNING BRANDS, BADGES, MONOGRAMS,

ELECTRIC

HOTEL AND HOUSE ANNUNCIATORS,

Burglar Alarms, Call and Door Bells, Electro Medical Instruments for Physicians and Family Use.

ENGRAVED METALLIC SIGNS,

Model Making and General Jobbing.

GOLD, SILVER AND NICKEL ELECTRO PLATING.

INTRODUCTORY.

Denver Directory Office, ) March, 1885. |

Again we greet the public ; this time with the Thirteenth Annual Volume of the Denver City Directory, which has little in outward appearance to distinguish it from its predecessors, but a careful examination of its contents will reveal many changes since our last issue, such as annually occur in all important commercial centers. Many whose names formerly graced our pages have gone from our midst, and others have come to fill their places, while a few whose names have been recorded for many years, have been called away to " that undiscovered country from whose bourn no traveler returns."

Very few, if any, of those who find the Directory so useful, have any conception of the arduous task of collecting and arranging the matter intelligibly, and the amount of labor and constant care required to produce such a work - one from which the citizen or stranger, by referring to its pages, can readily find information of importance connected with the city.

There were numerous changes occurring almost daily after our canvass was completed which required much time and labor to cor¬ rect, and which has caused more delay this year than usual ; how¬ ever, this fact renders a Directory all the more desirable, and we feel that our patrons and the public will pardon the delay and ap¬ preciate an honest endeavor to make the work correct and reliable.

We wish to impress an important fact upon the minds of those consulting the Directory for information which they do not readily find, that all names are arranged in strict alphabetical order accord¬ ing to the manner in which they are spelled, and not as they are pronounced, therefore one should know the correct spelling of the name to be able to find it easily. For example, the name Steicart, Steuart and Stuart, although pronounced the same, are to be found on separate pages, and should the general public consider this sug¬ gestion, they will find less wanting both in the Directory and themselves.

We take this opportunity to return our sincere thanks to the merchants and citizens of the "Queen City" for the patronage and courtesies extended to us on this work, and again renew our promise to make each succeeding issue of the Denver City Directory more worthy of commendation and patronage.

C. & B.

(U)

WOLFE HALL,

DENVER. COLORADO.

A Boarding and Day School for Girls.

SEVEUTEEUTH

RT. REV. J.F. SPALDING, D.D., - - President.

( 'Preparatory and Collegiate (Departments. The ablest Teachers employed. (Pleasant Home Life.

For Catalogues with Terms and Conditions, apply to

MISS FRANCES M. BUCHAN, Principal.

JARVIS HALL,

DENVER, COLORADO.

One Master for every ten boys. Eight hours work per diem, proper'y varied, ensures a pound foundation, and imposes a habit of work.

The domestic life that of a well-ordered family. Every precaution to keep the moral atmosphere free from taint,

A gymnasium and every Healthful Requirement

Latin, Greek, French, German, Chemistry and Singing taught with¬ out extra charge. Preparation for the Eastern Universities.

The boys are never alone.

TEEMS 3? IElIIR, WEEK

$10.50 FOR BOARDERS. $2 AND $3 FOR DAY SCHOLARS.

The Very Rev. DEAN HART, M.A., W. A. SMILEY, B.A., Harvard Univ'y,

WARDEN. SENIOR MASTER.

With Four other Experienced Masters.

REMOVALS AND NAMES TOO LATE FOR INSERTION IN THE REGULAR ORDER.

Adams Ilo, lawyer, 4 and 5 Opera House blk.

APPLE HENRY & CO., (Henry Apple,) real estate, loans, mines and insurance, 418 Arapahoe.

ARNOLD WILLIAM M., drugs and medicines,- 587 Champa, cor. 22d, r. 21 McClintock blk.

Baker S. F. Mrs., restaurant, 4034 Arapahoe, r. 11 Burke blk. BARTELS & BLOOD, lawyers, 286 16th.

Bondurant Clark, fish, oysters and game, 346 16th.

Bonnel C. E., barber, A. M. Kail, r. 263 Stout.

Brewer Lillie S. Miss, r. Corona, bet. Capitol and Colfax avs. Brewer William Mrs., r. Corona, bet. Capitol and Colfax avs. Brown Clarence R., collector, r. 561 Arapahoe.

BUCHANAN R. J., mnfrs. agt. for mining machinery and supplies, 215 17th.

Butler Simpson D., r. 572 Lawrence.

Butterfield Albert D., real estate, 4084 Arapahoe.

Butterfield Block, 309 1 6tli, and 403, 405 and 407 Curtis.

Cronly William N., bkkpr, r. 710 Curtis.

Durand J., tailor, 373 Champa.

Gardner E. L., watchman, r. 312 Lawrence.

Gardner Joseph T., r. 312 Lawrence.

Harrison Lewis, mer. tailor, 327 16th.

Hayes James S., physician, 13 and 14 Butterfield blk, 405 Curtis, r. 193 Downing av.

HICKS & BAILEY, real estate and loans, 389 Arapahoe.

JOHNSON D. M. & CO., mnfrs. agts, gloves, etc., 340 Larimer. LATHR0P C. C., physician, 18 and 19 Union blk, 16th, cor. Arapa¬ hoe.

PARCELLE A. M., contractor and builder, 437 Lawrence.

Reynolds Lyman H., (Shepard & Reynolds,) r. 312 11th.

Rollandet Edward, draughtsman, 4 164- Curtis.

SALOMON H. Z., wholesale and retail grocer, 371 and 373 Curtis. Schuyler Brothers, painters, 3974 Champa.

SILVER SAM D., sec'y and treas, Boettcher Hardware Co., r.

Beckwourth, cor. S. 11th.

Storer T. G., r. 312 Lawrence.

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CORBETT & BALLENGER'S

Denver City Directory

FOR 1885.

CITY GOVERNMENT.

JOHN L. ROUTT . MAYOR

ROBERT W. SPEER . CITY CLERK

WILLIAM R. BEATTY . CITY AUDITOR

WILLIAM M. BLISS . . . . . TREASURER

HARVEY C. LOWRIE . CITY ENGINEER

WILLIAM A. SMITH . CHIEF POLICE

FRANK TILFORD . ATTORNEY

JOHN W. MULLAHEY . POLICE JUSTICE

WILLIAM EDOM . STREET COMMISSIONER

JULIUS PEARSE . CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT

E. A. WILLOUGHBY . BUILDING INSPECTOR

SANFORD R. HAMER . CITY PHYSICIAN

BAXTER B. STILES, SEALER of WEIGHTS and MEASURES

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CITY COUNCIL.

First Ward - Frank Wheeler and Thomas G. Anderson.

Second Ward - Carlos Gove and John H. Allen.

Third Ward - George N. Billings and Cyrus H. McLaughlin. Fourth Ward - F. N. Davis and D. J. Kelley.

Fifth Ward - Jason T. Younker and Jacob H. Allen.

Sixth Ward - E. L. Fox and R. Bandhauer.

Seventh Ward - John D. MoGilvray and J. A. McIntyre.

Eighth Ward - E. J. Brooks and Janies F. Mathews.

Ninth Ward - E. J. Maginn and Julius F. Schmidt.

STANDING COMMITTEES.

Auditing Committee - Mathews and Davis.

Finance - McIntyre, Wheeler and Anderson.

Streets, Etc. - Billings, Younker and Bandhauer.

License - Davis, McLaughlin and Brooks.

Health - Gove, McLaughlin and Wheeler.

Police - Brooks, Kelley and Fox.

Fire Department - Allen, Kelley and McGilvray.

Printing - Wheeler, Billings and Maginn.

Public Grounds and Puddings - McGilvray, Davis and McIntyre.

Water - Younker, Allen and Schmidt.

Cherry Greek - Maginn, Bandhauer and McIntyre.

Gas - Kelley, Allen and Anderson.

Drains - Schmidt, Gove and Allen.

Judiciary - Mathews, Brooks and Fox.

OFFICERS OF TOWN OF HIGHLAND.

Mayor, A. S. Whitaker. Clerk and Recorder, M. K. Quirk. Trustees, J. W. Jackson, J. W. Curry, B. R. Hickok, Thomas Mon¬ ahan. Treasurer, Edward E. Stanchfield. Attorney, R. II. Gilmore. Town Marshall, Thomas Monahan. Standing Committees : Finance - Jackson, Curry, Hickok; Streets and Alleys - Hickok, Jackson, Caley; Town Pound - Curry, Jackson, Caley; License - Jackson, Caley, Hickok.

Regular meetings are held on the first Tuesday of each month.

WARD BOUNDARIES.

First Ward - Beginning at a point where the center line of Colfax avenue intersects with the center line of Cherry creek; thence west along the center line of Colfax avenue and the same if produced, to an intersection with the center line of Fifth street and Grand avenue; thence southwest and west along the center line of Grand avenue to the center line of the South Platte river;

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thence northeastwardly along the center line of the South Platte river to its intersection with the township line between townships three (3) and four (4) south; thence east along said township line to the southwest corner of section thirty-three (33), township three (3) south, range sixty-eight (68) west; thence north along the west line of said section thirty-three (33) to an intersection with the center line of the South Platte river ; thence northeasterly along the center line of South Platte river to an intersection with the center line of the established channel of Cherry creek produced ; thence southeasterly along the center line of Cherry creek produced, and as now established, to the place of beginning.

Skcond Ward - Beginning at the intersection of the center lines of Colfax avenue and Welton street ; thence northeasterly along the center line of Welton street to an intersection with the center line of Sixteenth street ; thence northwesterly along the center line of Sixteenth street to an intersection with the center line of Wazee street ; thence southwesterly along the center line of Wa- zee street to an intersection with the center line of Cherry creek ; thence southeasterly along the center line of Cherry creek to an intersection with the center line of Colfax avenue ; thence easterly along the center line of Colfax avenue to the place of begin¬ ning.

Third Ward - Commencing at the intersection of Cherry creek and Colfax avenue; thence along the center line of Colfax avenue to an intersection with the center line of Welton street ; thence along the center line of Welton street to the center of Twenty -first street; thence southeasterly along Twenty-first street to the center line of Waverly street ; thence northeasterly along the center of Waverly street to the center line of Twenty-third street; thence southeasterly along the center line of Twenty-third street, pro¬ duced and as it now exists, to the north line of section two (2) in township four (4) south, range sixty-eight (68) west ; thence east along the north line of said section to the northeast corner thereof ; thence south along the east line of said section two (2) to the southeast corner thereof ; thence west along the south line of said section two (2) to the southwest corner thereof ; thence due south to the center line of Cherry creek ; thence northwesterly down the center line of Cherry creek to the pla6e of beginning.

Fourth Ward - Commencing at the intersection of the center lines of Blake and Sixteenth streets; thence northeasterly along the center line of Blake street to an intersection with the center line of Twenty-first street; thence southeasterly along the center line of Twenty-first street to an intersection with the center line of Wel¬ ton street; thence southwesterly along the center line of Welton street to an intersection with the center line of Sixteenth street ; thence northwesterly along the center line of Sixteenth street to the place of beginning.

Fifth Ward - Commencing at the intersection of the center lines of California and Twenty-first street ; thence northeasterly along the center line of California street to an interseetion with

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the center line of Downing avenue ; thence north along the center line of Downing avenue to an intersection with the center line of Fourth avenue ; thence east along the center line of Fourth avenue, if produced and as it now exists, to the north and south center line of section 25, township 3 south, range 68 west ; thence south along the said north and south center line of said section twenty-five (25) to the south line of said section twenty-five (25) ; thence west along the south line of said section twenty-five (25) to the north¬ east corner of section thirty-five (35), township three (3) south, range sixty-eight (68) west ; thence south along the east line of said section thirty-five (35) to the southeast corner of said section thirty-five (35) ; thence west along the south line of said section thirty-five (35) to an intersection with the center line of Twenty- third (23d) street produced ; thence northwesterly along the center line of Twenty-third (23d) street produced, and as it now exists, to an intersection with the center line of W averly street ; thence southwesterly along the center line of Waverly street to an inter¬ section with the center line of Twenty-first (21st) street, thence northwesterly along the center line of Twenty-first (21st) to the place of beginning.

Sixth Ward - All that portion of the City of Denver lying north and west of the center line of the South Platte river shall consti¬ tute the Sixth Ward.

Seventh Ward - Beginning at the center line of Colfax avenue and the center line of Cherry creek ; thence soutlieastwardly along the center line of Cherry creek to an intersection with the east line of section 10, township 4 south, range 68 west ; thence due south along the east line of said section 10 to the south line of said sec¬ tion 10 ; thence west along the south line of sections 9 and 10 to an intersection with the center line of the South Platte river ; thence northwesterly along the center line of the South Platte river to an intersection with the center line of Grand avenue in Baker's Villa, if produced ; thence east along the center line of said Grand avenue if produced, and as it now exists, and curving northwardly to an intersection with the center line of Fifth street and Colfax avenue if produced, to an intersection ; thence east along the cen¬ ter line of said Coifax avenue if produced, and as now existing, to the place of beginning.

Eighth Ward - Beginning at the intersection of the center line of California and Twenty-first streets ; thence northeasterly along the center line of California street to an intersection with the cen¬ ter line of Downing avenue; thence northerly along the center line of Downing avenue to an intersection with the center line of Fourth avenue; thence easterly along the center line of Fourth avenue to the center of section 25, township 3 south, range 68 west ; thence north along the north and south center line of said section 25, to the north line of said section 25; thence east along the north line of said section twenty-five (25) to the north and south center lines of the east halves' of sections twenty-four (24) and twenty-five (25), in the township before mentioned ; thence

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north along the north and south center line of the east half of the said section twenty-four (24) to the east and west center line of the north halves of sections twenty-three (23) and twenty-four (24) ; thence west along said center lines to an intersection with the center line of the main track of the Denver Pacific railroad; thence southwesterly along the center line of the Denver Pacific railroad to an intersection with the center line of Kansas street, in Riverside addition ; thence southeasterly along the center line of said Kansas street to an intersection with the center line of Blake street ; thence southwesterly along the center line of Blake street to an intersection with the center line of Twenty-first (21st) street; thence southeasterly along the center line of Twenty-first (21st) street to the place of beginning.

Ninth Ward - Commencing at the intersection of the center* lines of Sixteenth (16th) and Blake streets; thence northeasterly along the center line of Blake street to an intersection with the center line of Kansas street in Riverside addition; thence north¬ westerly along the center line of said Kansas street to an intersec¬ tion with the center line of the main track of the Denver Pacific railroad; thence northeasterly along the center line of the main track of the said Denver Pacific railroad to an intersection with the east and west center line of the north half of section twenty-three (23), township three (3) south, range sixty-eight (68) west; thence west along said center line to the west line of said action twenty- three (23) in the aforesaid township and range; thence south along the west line of said section twenty-three (23) to an intersection, with the centerline of the South Platte river; thence southwesterly along the center line of the South Platte river to an intersection with the center line of Cherry creek ; thence southeasterly along the center line of Cherry creek to an intersection with the center line of Wazee street; thence northeasterly along the center linj of Wazee street to an intersection with the center line of Sixteenth (16th) street; thence southeasterly along the center line of Six¬ teenth (16th) street to the place of beginning.

CITY HALL.

Located on Larimer street, northwest corner of Fourteenth, contains the following named city offices : Mayor's office, City Clerk's office, Auditor's office, Council Chambers, Engineer's office, Building Inspector's office, Sealer of Weights and Measures, Police Court and Headquarters, Central Fire Station, City Jail and office of City Physician.

POLICE HEADQUARTERS.

Located in City Hall. William A. Smith, Chief of Police.

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POST-OFFICE.

Located on Sixteenth street, northwest corner Curtis. Robert Morris, Postmaster. Jerry N. Hill, Assistant Postmaster.

CITY JAIL.

Located in City Hall, Larimer street, corner Fourteenth.

DENVER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND BOARD OF TRADE.

Hold regular meetings on the first Thursday of each month in Chamber of Commerce building, Lawrence street, northeast corner Fourteenth.

President - R. W. Woodbury.

First Vice-President - M. J. McNamara.

/Second Vice-President - J. T. Comforth.

Treasurer - W. D. Todd.

Secretary - Frank Hall.

STANDING COMMITTEES FOR 1885.

Finance - J. A. Thatcher, D. H. Moffat, C. B. Kountze, J. A. Cooper, J. R. Hanna.

Commerce - B. P. Brasher, N. B. McCreary, J. J. Riethmann, John H. Martin, Alfred Wolff.

? 3 Manufactures - E. B. Light, John W. Nesmith, B. II. Bayles, Thomas E. Poole, Samuel Collyer.

Railroad Building - John Evans, Moses Hallet, George E. Ran¬ dolph, W. A. H. Loveland, W. J. Kinsey.

Freight , Tariffs and Transportation - W. J. Barker, J. T. Corn- forth, S. D. Morrison, John E. Leet, Charles Smith.

Mines, Mining and Smelting - W. H. James, N. P. Hill, E. E. Burlingame, John D. Best, J. S. Hudson.

Stock Growing , Stock Yards and Packing - John A. Clough, Alfred Butters, S. H. Standart, Jacob Scherrer, Irwin Mahon.

Wool and Wool Growing - L. A. Watkins, Enos Brown, A. M. Underhill, R. R. Wright, Frank G. Willard.

Agriculture and Horticulture - T. C. Henry, Avery Gallup, II. G. Wolff, C. D. Gurley, J. A. Shreve.

Architecture and the Arts - John M. Berkey, Emmet Anthonv F. E. Edbrooke, R. S. Roeschlaub, II. B. Seely.

Immigration and Statistics - S. J. Gilmore, W. N. Byers, Herman Silver, John Arkins, K. G. Cooper.

Education - W . I). Todd, George W. Kassler, P. Gottesleben, Dr. D. H. Moore, C. S. Morey.

Arbitration - H. A. W. Tabor, George C. Schleier, John Q. Charles, B. F. Woodward, Scott J. Anthony.

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Public Institutions and Improvements - Cyrus H. McLaughlin, Dr. H. K. Steele, F. W. Crocker, John W. Knox, M. J. Doherty.

Meteorology - C. F. Wilson, Dr. W. F. McClelland, E. L. Scholtz, S. Allen Long.

Mercantile Library - J. F. Brown, L. H. Flanders, Herman Strauss, Dr. D. H. Moore, Rev. J. B. Raverdy.

Legal Advice - Hugh Butler, J. A. Bentley, S. H. Ballard, Frank Tilford, A. C. Phelps.

Membership - Rodney Curtis, C. J. Clarke, John B. Vroom, Ar¬ thur E. Pierce, C. S. Howard.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Central Station, City Hall, Fire Alarm Telegraph Connection, Holladay street, southwest corner Fourteenth,

JULIUS PEARSE . CHIEF.

THOMAS DOWNEY . ASSISTANT CHIEF.

CHARLES E. HINMAN . SUP'T FIRE ALARM.

HOSE CO., NO. 4. - Central Station, City Hall.

HOSE CO., NO. 2. - Located, Colfax, southwest corner Santa Fe avenue.

STEAM ENGINE CO., NO. 1. - Located at Broadway Hose House, Fifteenth street, corner Broadway.

HOSE CO., NO. 1, (Paid). - Located Hertford, between Nine¬ teenth and Twentieth street's.

HOOK AND LADDER CO., NO. 1. - Located at Central Sta¬ tion, City Hall.

HOSE CO., NO. 3. - Located on the southwest corner of Curtis and Twenty-sixth streets.

HOSE CO., NO. 5. - Located Fifteenth street, corner Boulder, North Denver.

CHEMICAL ENGINE, NO. 1. - Located Curtis, between Twentieth and Twenty-first.

AMUSEMENTS.

TABOR GRAND OPERA HOUSE. - J. B. Last, Secretary; P. D. McCourt, Treasurer ; Peter MeCourt, Manager. Located on the northwest corner of Sixteenth and Curtis streets.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC. - P. T. Hughes, sole proprietor. Six¬ teenth, between Larimer and Holladay streets.

DENVER MiENNERCIIOR. - Meets Thursday evening of each week in Monti block. R. Borcherdt, President ; William H. Brum, Secretary ; C. Weimer, Treasurer.

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DENVER TURN-VEREIN. - Hall located at 531 to 537 Holla- day. First Speaker, Philip Keller ; Second Speaker, Henry Rae- del ; First Secretary, W. Frerker ; Second Secretary, H. Stoer- brock ; First Turnwart, C. Nadler ; Second Turnwart, Anton Ha- berl ; Treasurer, Ferd. Rinne ; Property Clerk, C. Lehmann ; Librarian, Otto Cazin ; Trustees, H. Mollandin, C. Kirchhoff and J. F. Schmidt.

VORWvERTS TURN HALL - Alois Zerr, President ; John Becker, Vice-President ; H. A. Kirchner, Secretary. Tenth, north¬ west corner Larimer.

PALACE THEATRE. - Edward Chase, Proprietor; 357 and 359 Blake.

CEMETERIES.

CITY CEMETERY. - Located southeastern suburbs. RIVERSIDE CEMETERY ASSOCIATION. - J. F. Brown, President ; Charles D. Cobb, Secretary and Superintendent ; John R. Hanna, Treasurer ; Alexander Forsyth, Sexton. Office, 1 and 2 Tabor block. Cemetery three miles northeast of city.

UNITED STATES MINT.

Herman Silver, Assayer in Charge ; Sylvester Nichols, Melter; Albert II. Brewster, Chief Clerk. Located on the northwest comer of Holladay and Sixteenth streets.

STATE OFFICERS.

State Executive Department, Barclay Block, Larimer street, northwest corner Eighteenth.

BENJAMIN H. EATON . GOVERNOR

PETER W. BREEN E . LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR

MELVIN EDWARDS . SECRETARY OF STATE

GEORGE R. SWALLOW . STATE TREASURER

HIRAM A. SPRUANCE . AUDITOR OF STATE

THEODORE II. THOMAS . ATTORNEY GENERAL

LEONIDAS S. CORNELL.. SUPT. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

E. S. NETTLETON . STATE ENGINEER

B. S. TEDMON . INSURANCE COMMISSIONER

JOHN McNEAL . INSPECTOR OF COAL MINES

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STATE MILITIA.

State Armory, 356 Champa street.

CHAFFEE LIGHT ARTILLERY. - Meets for drill on Monday evening of each week, at the State Armory. J. A. McBeth, Cap¬ tain.

CONTINENTALS. - Meet for drill on Tuesday evening of each week at the State Armory. Ed. P. Pitkin, Captain.

GOVERNOR'S GUARDS. - Company B. meets for drill on Friday evening of each week at the State Armory. M. B. Carpen¬ ter, Captain.

GRANT GUA.RDS. - Company I. meets for drill on Wednesday evening of each week at the West Denver Turner Hall. W. H. Andrew, Captain.

MITCHELL GUARDS. - Company K. meets for drill on Satur¬ day evening of each week at the State Armory. Robert Morris, Captain.

ROUTT RIFLES. - Company E. First Regiment Colorado Na¬ tional Guards meets for drill on Thursday evening of each week at the State Armory. C. S. Stebbins, Captain.

TABOR NATIONALS. - Company D meets for drill on Wednesday evening of each week at the State Armory. A. W. Hogle, Captain.

FEDERAL OFFICERS.

CHARLES ADAMS, ) r, ^ ,

R. A. CAMERON, f . Post-oftice Inspectors

ROBERT MORRIS . Postmaster

A. W. BRAZEE . United States Attorney

W. A. SMITH . United States Marshal

J. S. WOLFE . United States Collector

LOUIS DUGAL . Register United States Land Office

W. C. WILLITS . Receiver United States Land Office

NORMAN II. MELDRUM . Surveyor General

HERMAN SILVER . Superintendent Mint

SYLVESTER NICHOLS . Melter United States Mint

JOHN W. WEBSTER . United States Commissioner

JOSEPH J. GILLIGAN. . . Observer United States Signal Service

SAMUEL F. EMMONS . In charge U. S. Geological Survey

W. F. GOSS . United States Gauger

JOHN C. MONTGOMERY . Surveyor of Customs

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COUNTY COURT HOUSE.

Located on Tremont and Wasoola, between Fifteenth and Six¬ teenth streets. Contains the following named courts and offices : District, County and Criminal Court rooms, Judges' Chambers, Clerk's offices, Jury rooms, Law Library and District Attorney's offices, County Clerk and Recorder's office, Treasurer's office, Sheriff's office, Assessor's office, Surveyor's office, Superintendent of Schools, Board of Commissioners, and Superintendent of the Poor.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

PLATT ROGERS .

BENJAMIN F. HARRINGTON

GEORGE H. GRAHAM .

CHARLES H. SCOTT .

FRANK CHURCH .

JOSEPH E. BATES, Chairman. ^ CHRISTOPHER C. GIRD, FREDERICK W. GROMM, J- JACOB SCHERRER,

GEORGE L. AGGERS, j

WILLIAM B. MILLS .

WARREN W. WHIPPLE .

JOHN L. FETZER .

PETER O'BRIAN .

FREDERICK J. BANCROFT..

CHARLES M. MILLER .

GEORGE L. SOPRIS,

HOWARD B. JEFFRIES, JAMES A. CHERRY,

STEPHEN D. STANCHFIELD,

. Judge Criminal Court

. Judge County Court

. Sheriff

. Clerk and Recorder

. Treasurer

. Superintendent of Poor

Board County Commissioners

. Attorney

. Assessor

. Superintendent of Schools

. Surveyor

. Health Officer

. Coroner

. Justices of the Peace

COUNTY JAIL.

Located on the east side of Eleventh street, between Colfax and Capitol avenues. George II. Graham, Sheriff ; Joseph Lambert, Jailer.

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COURTS.

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COUNTY COURT, Arapahoe County. - Meets at the Court House on the first Monday in January, March, May, July, Sep¬ tember and November. B. F. Harrington, Judge, Elias F. Dun- levy, Clerk, K. P. Mace, Deputy Clerk.

CRIMINAL COURT, Arapahoe County - Platte Rogers, Judge; Martin Morris, Clerk. Meets at the Court House on the first Mon¬ day in March, June, September and December.

DISTRICT COURT. - Victor A. Elliott, Judge ; Henry Spar- nick, Clerk. Meets second Tuesday in January, third Tuesday in April and first Tuesday in September, at County Court House.

POLICE COURT. - Meets daily at the City Hall, Larimer street, corner Fourteenth, John W. Mullahev, Police Judge.

SUPREME COURT OF THE CITY OF DENVER. - Meets at the City Hall on the second Monday in January, March, May, September and November of each year, Merrick A. Rogers, Judge; Milton J. Stair, Clerk.

SUPREME COLTRT, State of Colorado. - Meets in State build¬ ing, Fifteenth street, corner Glenarm, on first Tuesday in April, and December, William E. Beck, Chief Justice; Wilbur F. Stone and Joseph C. Helm, Associate Justices ; James A. Miller, Clerk.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. - Eighth Circuit, Dis¬ trict of Colorado. Meets in Symes Block, Sixteenth street, corner Champa, on first Tuesday in May and October. Judges - Samuel F. Miller, Associate Justice, United States Supreme Court; David J. Brewer, Circuit Judge ; Hon. Moses Hallett, Denver, District Judge ; Edward F. Bishop, Clerk.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. - District of Colo¬ rado. Meets in Symes Block, Sixteenth street, corner Champa, on the first Tuesday in May and October. Hon. Moses Hallett, Dis¬ trict Judge; A. W. Brazee, United States District Attorney; Ed¬ ward F. Bishop, Clerk ; Walter L. Smith, Marshal.

HOSPITALS.

COUNTY HOSPITAL. - Located on Cram street, between Evans and Fourteenth, Whitsitt's addition. N. J. MacDonald Resident Physician; G. W. Cox, Attending Physician.

ST. JOSEPH'S HOME. - Sisters of Charity in charge. Located on Humboldt, corner East Eighteenth streets.

ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL. - Dr. Charles L. Taylor, Resident Physician ; Mrs. Anna Williams, Matron. Cheltenham Heights, Boulevard.

UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY HOSPITAL. - L. E. Lemen, Division Surgeon ; C. V. Bedell, Resident Surgeon. Swansea.

HOME FOR THE FRIENDLESS. - 476 Bowles street.

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HOUSE OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. - Sisters of the Good Shepherd in charge. West side Oregon street, between Cedar and Byers.

HAWKIN'S HOSPITAL. - T. H. Hawkins, Physician ; Miss Emma Hale, Matron. South Water, Southeast corner Moose.

CATHOLIC ORPHANAGE. - Sisters of Charity in charge. Highlands, Northwest of city limits.

DENVER ORPHAN'S HOME. - Mrs. Sarah F. Lord, Matron. Located east side Race, near East Sixteenth.

WOMAN'S INDUSTRIAL HOME. - Under the Auspices of the Ladies' Relief Society. Grant avenue, corner Bowles.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

CITY NATIONAL BANK. - Located on Lawrence street* northwest corner of Sixteenth. William Barth, President ; Junius F. Brown, Vice-President ; John R. Hanna, Cashier.

COLORADO NATIONAL BANK. - Located on Larimer street, northwest corner of Seventeenth. Charles B. Kountze, President; William B. Berger, Cashier; T. H. Woodelton, Assistant Cashier.

DENVER NATIONAL BANK. - Joseph A. Thatcher, Presi¬ dent ; James B. Grant, Vice-President ; A. A. Denman, Cashier, Barclay Block, Larimer, northwest corner Eighteenth.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK. - Located on Larimer street, corner of Sixteenth. David H. Moffat, President ; Henry R. W olcott, Vice-President ; Samuel N. Wood, Cashier ; T. G. Lyster, Assistant Cashier.

GERMAN NATIONAL BANK. - Located on Larimer street, northwest corner of Sixteenth. George Tritc.h, President ; James M. Wilson, Vice-President ; Job A. Cooper, Cashier ; C. B. Tay¬ lor, Assistant Cashier.

STATE NATIONAL BANK. - Located 247 Sixteenth street, between Larimer and Holladay. Charles Hallack, President ; Julius C. Lewis, Vice-President ; Edward P. Wright, Cashier.

UNION BANK OF DENVER. - Located on Sixteenth street, northwest corner of Arapahoe. John Pierce, President ; M. Spangler, Vice-President ; William D. Todd, Cashier; C. R. Pierce, Assistant Cashier.

INSURANCE COMPANIES (HOME).

GREAT WESTERN MUTUAL AID AND ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION. - W. A. H. Loveland, President ; Frederick Steinhauer, Vice-President ; T. L. Wiswall, Secretary. Booms 4 and 5, Tabor block.

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ROCKY MOUNTAIN INSURANCE AND SAYINGS IN¬ STITUTION, Denver. - Benjamin F. Johnson, President ; John I . Dailey, Vice-President ; John Pierce, Treasurer ; W. F. Bald¬ win, Secretary. Office, rooms 31, 3*2 and 33 Tabor block.

FARMERS AND MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO. - J. T. Hart, Manager ; J. A. Perkins, Secretary. 234 Fifteenth.

RAILROADS.

BURLINGTON ROUTE. - Representing the Burlington & Missouri River, and the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroads. George H. Crosby, General Agent ; J. Milner, Ticket Agent ; S. A. Sliepperd, City Passenger Agent. Office, Burlington block, 428 Larimer street ; Passenger depot, Union Depot ; Freight depot, corner Sixteenth and Delgany.

DENVER & NEW ORLEANS RAILROAD. - Cyrus W. Fisher, President and General Manager ; J. S. Brown, Vice-Presi¬ dent ; Charles Wheeler, Secretary and Auditor ; C. B. Kountze, Treasurer. General offices, Lawrence street, southwest corner Fifteenth ; Passenger depot and Ticket office, Union depot ; Freight depot, Fifteenth street, corner Williams.

DENVER & RIO GRANDE RAILWAY. - W. S. Jackson, Receiver ; Frederick Lovejoy, President ; D. H. Moffat, Vice- President ; R. E. Ricker, General Superintendent ; S. K. Hooper, General Passenger and Ticket Agent ; A. S. Hughes, Traffic Man¬ ager. General Manager's, Freight and Cashier's offices, Cheesman block, Larimer street, southwest corner Seventeenth ; General Pas¬ senger and Ticket offices, Union Depot ; Freight depot, Wynkoop, corner Eleventh.

DENVER, UTAH & PACIFIC RAILROAD. - L M. Fouts, Superintendent ; E. R. Standish, Auditor ; J. W. Boot, Agent. General offices, Freight and Passenger depot, Hartford, corner Nineteenth.

THE DENVER CIRCLE RAILROAD CO. - W. A. H. Love¬ land, President ; Frank W. Loveland, Secretary and Treasurer ; T. C. Henry, General Manager ; J. H. Bedson, General Superin¬ tendent. Office and depot, 324 Larimer.

UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY. - S. H. II. Clark, General Manager, Omaha ; Thomas L. Kimball, Assistant General Man¬ ager, Omaha ; P. P. Shelby, General Freight Agent, Omaha ; E. Dickinson, Assistant General Superintendent, Denver ; J. W. Morse, General Passenger Agent, Omaha ; C. S. Stebbins, General Ticket Agent, Omaha ; George Ady, General Agent Passenger Department, Denver ; D. B. Keeler, General Agent Freight De¬ partment, Denver.

DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILWAY CO. - D. C. Dodge, Manager. General offices, McClintock block.

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STREET RAILWAYS.

DENVER CITY STREET RAILWAY CO. - George E. Ran¬ dolph, General Manager. Offices and stables, Seventeenth street, southeast corner Wynkoop.

DENVER ELECTRIC AND CABLE RAILWAY CO. - Rodney Curtis, President ; J. J. Riethmann, Vice-President ; W. N. Byers, Secretary.

EXPRESS COMPANIES.

PACIFIC EXPRESS. - J. H. Jones, Resident Agent, 246 Fif¬ teenth street.

ADAMS EXPRESS CO. - S. A. Walker, Agent, 417 Lawrence street.

DENVER & RIO GRANDE EXPRESS. - G. W. Kramer, Superintendent; Samuel A. Walker, Agent. Offices, Cheesman block and 417 Lawrence street.

AMERICAN EXPRESS CO. - S. A. Walker, Agent, 417 Law¬ rence street.

UNITED STATES EXPRESS. - S. A. Walker, Agent, 417 Lawrence street.

WELLS, FARGO & CO.'S EXPRESS. - S. A. Walker, Agent, 417 Lawrence street.

TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. - 265 Sixteenth street, Tabor block.

THE AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH CO. - J. J. Dickey, President ; J. H. Nichols, Secretary and General Manager. Offices, 422 Lawrence and Sixteenth street opposite Court House.

TELEPHONE COMPANIES.

THE COLORADO TELEPHONE CO.-Henry R. Wolcott, President; William II. Delleker, Secretary; George W. Kassler Treasurer. Executive office, room 54, Tabor block.

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NEWSPAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS.

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ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS. - Published daily and weekly, Rocky Mountain News Printing Company, Proprietors. Office, News block, 389 Larimer street.

DENVER TRIBUNE-REPUBLICAN. - Published daily and weekly, Republican Publishing Company, Proprietors. H. R. Wolcott, President; K. G. Cooper, General Manager. Office, 288 Sixteenth street.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN HERALD. - Published weekly. W. H. Montgomery, Proprietor. Office, 266 Eleventh street.

DENVER TIMES. - Published daily and weekly. Times Com¬ pany, Publishers. Office, 387 Lawrence street.

OPINION. - Published weekly by Rothacker & Boardman. Office, 403 Blake street.

THE COLORADO CATHOLIC. - Weekly. Rev. J. F. Quinn, Editor ; John F. Atkinson, Manager. 384 Stout street.

THE WESTERN (Swedish paper). - Alfred Okerstrom, Man¬ ager. 469 Wynkoop street.

WESTERN SPORT AND THEATRICAL RECORD. - Weekly. W. S. Smyth, Publisher. 375 Champa street.

WESTERN TRADE REVIEW. - Published monthly by the Western Mercantile Association. Office, 31 and 33 King block.

DENVER PRICE CURRENT. - W. M. Newton, Proprietor. McClelland block; Lawrence, corner Fifteenth.

COLORADO JOURNAL (German). - Published dailjr and weekly. Colorado Journal Publishing Company, Proprietors. Office, 351 Curtis street.

COLORADO FARMER AND LIVE STOCK JOURNAL. - Published weekly. F. M. Oakley, Manager. Office, 420£ Curtis street.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN MINING REVIEW. - James R. Ives, Publisher, 294 Fifteenth street.

DENVER DAILY" HOTEL REPORTER. - Office, 41 1 Arapa¬ hoe street.

LABOR ENQUIRER. - Published weekly by J. R. Buchanan, 368 Larimer street.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN CELT. - Published weekly. C. E. Mc- Sheehv, Editor and Proprietor. 380 Larimer.

QUEEN BEE. - Mrs. C. M. Churchill, Proprietor. Published weekly. 388 Ogden.

DENVER JOURNAL OF COMMERCE. - Charles H. Morris, Manager. Office, room 1 5, Tabor block.

DENVER CITY AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY'. - Corbett & Ballenger, Publishers. Office, room 19, Symes block, corner Sixteenth and Champa streets.

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EDUCATIONAL.

BOARD OF EDUCATION. - A. Stedman, President ; W. B. Berger, Treasurer ; W. D. Todd, Secretary; John S. Christensen, A. Stedman, George W. Kassler, Lewis C. Ellsworth, Frederick Steinhauer, Frank Church ; Aaron Gove, Superintendent.

STANDING COMMITTEES :

Teachers and Text Books and German. - Steinhauer and Church.

High School and Library. - Ellsworth and Steinhauer. Buildings and Grounds. - Christensen and Kassler.

Finance. - Kassler and Ellsworth.

Supplies. - Church and Christensen.

BOARD OF EDUCATION, District No. 2 (West Denver). - A. D. Shepard, President ; Henry Nienliiser, Secretary ; G. W. Gildersleeve, Treasurer ; J. R. Groves, N. W. Sample, J. I). Dillen- back, J. C. Kuner ; H. F. Wegener, Superintendent.

STANDING COMMITTEES, DISTRICT No. 2 : Education. - J. D. Dillenback and J. R. Groves.

Buildings and Repairs. - J. C. Kuner and N. W. Sample. Finance. - J. R. Groves and H. Nienhiser.

Supplies.- - H. Nienhiser and J. C. Kuner.

High School. - N. Wr. Sample and J. D. Dillenback.

BOARD OF EDUCATION, District No. 17 (North Denver). - W. Wightman, President ; II. C. King, Secretary; G. F. Oppen- lander, Treasurer ; A. C. Courtney, Superintendent.

SCHOOLS.

Office City Superintendent of Schools, High School building.

HIGH SCHOOL. - Stout street, between Nineteenth and Twen¬ tieth.

ARAPAHOE SCHOOL. - North side Arapahoe street, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth.

GILPIN SCHOOL. - Stout street, corner Twenty-ninth.

WHITTIER SCHOOL. - Park street, between* Eleventh and Twelfth avenues.

BROADWAY SCHOOL. - Broadway, between Capitol avenue and Olive.

TWENTY-FOURTH STREET SCHOOL. - Hoi laday street corner Twenty-fourth.

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LONGFELLOW SCHOOL. - Welton street, corner Thirteenth.

EBERT SCHOOL. - Wasoola street, corner Twenty-second.

NEBRASKA STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL. - Corner Ne¬ braska street and Larimer.

TWENTY-NINTH STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL. - Twenty- ninth street, corner Blake,

FOURTH AVENUE PRIMARY SCHOOL. - Fourth avenue, corner Hoyt street.

EMERSON SCHOOL. - Capitol avenue corner Alta street.

HIGH SCHOOL, and Office of Superintendent, District No. 2, Franklin School.

FRANKLIN SCHOOL. - Colfax avenue, between South Ninth and Tenth.

WASHINGTON SCHOOL. - Eleventh street corner Lawrence.

CENTRAL SCHOOL. - Located on Eleventh street, between Pine and Deer.

FAIRMOUNT SCHOOL. - Antelope street, corner Sumner.

GRAND AVENUE SCHOOL. - Grand avenue, corner Second.

ASHLAND AVENUE SCHOOL. - Ashland avenue, North Denver.

BRYANT SCHOOL. - North side Murdock, between Arlington and Vine, North Denver.

BOULEVARD SCHOOL. - Highland ; west side Boulevard, between Topaz and Agate streets.

VILLA PARK SCHOOL. - West of Platte river.

ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC PARISH SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. - Southeast corner Fifteenth and Stout.

SACRED HEART PARISH SCHOOL (free). - Larimer street, southwest corner Twenty-eighth.

ST. PATRICK'S PARISH SCHOOL. - Basement St. Patrick's Church, North Denver.

ST. ELIZABETH'S PARISH SCHOOL. - Curtis, corner Eleventh street.

ACADEMIES AND COLLEGES.

ST. MARY'S ACADEMY. - Sisters of Loretta in charge; located oh the south side of California street, between Fourteenth and Fii- teenth.

WOLFE HALL (Ladies' Seminary). - Rt. Rev. . I. F. Spalding, Rector ; Miss Frances M. Buchan, Principal. Champa street, southwest corner Seventeenth.

JARVIS HALL (Boarding and Day School for Boys). - Rev. Dean Hart, Warden ; W. H. Smiley, Senior Master. Glenarm, corner College Lane.

UNIVERSITY OF DENVER AND COLORADO SEMI¬ NARY. - John Evans, President; Joseph W. Bailey, Vice-Presi¬ dent ; O. L. Fisher, Secretary ; J. A. Clough, Treasurer ; Rev. D.

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H. Moore, Chancellor ; Sidney H. Short, Vice-President of Faculty ; J. C. Shattuck, Dean. Located on Fourteenth street, Southwest corner Arapahoe.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, UNIVERSITY OF DENVER - H. K. Steele, M. D., Dean of Faculty ; S. A. Fisk, M. D., Secre¬ tary. Located on Sixteenth street, between Stout and California.

SACRED HEART ACADEMY. - Sisters of Charity in charge. Arapahoe, northwest corner Twenty-ninth.

LIBRARIES.

STATE LIBRARY. - Located in Barclay block, Larimer street, northwest corner Eighteenth.

LAW LIBRARY OF THE SUPREME COURT. - Barclay block, Larimer street, northwest corner Eighteenth.

DENVER PUBLIC SCHOOL LIBRARY. - Lewis C. Ells¬ worth and Frederick Steinhauer, Committee. High School build¬ ing.

SYMES LAW LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. - G. G. Svmes, President ; V. D. Markham, Vice-President ; James H. Brown, Treasurer ; F. A. Uhland, Secretary and Librarian. Rooms 15, 16, 17 and 18, Symes block.

BURNHAM LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. - N. W. Sample, President ; John Lewis, Treasurer ; James Davis, Secretary ; W. S. Root, Librarian. D. & R. G. Ry. shops.

THE CATHOLIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OF DENVER. - W. H. Stone, President ; P. C. Conroy, Vice-President ; Rev. M. J. Carmody, Treasurer ; James Smeeton, Recording Secretary. Room 89, Opera House block.

YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION LIBRARY. - 412 Larimer street.

CHURCHES.

Baptist.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. - Rev. T. A. Lemen, Associate Pastor. Located north side of Stout street, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth.

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. - Rev. James Rea, Pastor. Twenty-seventh street, between Champa and Stout.

BROADWAY BAPTIST CHURCH. - Rev. T. A. Lemen, Pastor. South Broadway, between Bridger and Sumner.

BURNHAM CHAPEL (Baptist Mission). - Rev. Theodore A. Lemen, Pastor. South Tenth street, corner Buffalo.

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BETHANY BAPTIST MISSION. - Emerald avenue, southwest corner Fourth. Highlands.

ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH (Colored). - Wazee, northeast corner Twenty-third.

ZION BAPTIST CHURCH (Colored). - Rev. J. B. Fields, Pas¬ tor. Located on Arapahoe street, between Twentieth and Twenty- first.

Catholic.

ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL. - Rt. Rev. Joseph Machebeuf, Pastor ; Very Rev. J. B. Raverdy, Vicar-General. Located on Stout street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth.

CHURCH OF THE SACRED HEART. - Rev. J. B. Guida, S. J., Pastor. Larimer, southwest corner Twenty-eighth.

ST. ELIZABETH'S CHURCH. - Rev. Father F. Bender, Pas¬ tor. Eleventh street, southwest corner Curtis.

ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH. - Rev. Stephen Keegan, Pastor. Corner Wanless and Bell avenue, North Denver.

ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH.- - Rev. Percy A. Phillips, Pastor. Clark street, northeast corner Dailey avenue.

ST. ANN'S CHURCH. - Rev. Michael J. Carmody, Pastor. Delgany street, northwest corner St. Joseph's.

Christian.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH. - Rev. William B. Craig, Pastor. West side Broadway, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets.

Congregational.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. - Rev. M. W. Reed, Pastor. Located 409 and 411 Glenarm.

SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. - Rev. W. D. W estervelt, Pastor. Arapahoe street, between Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth.

WEST DENVER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. - Located Eleventh street, northeast corner Deer.

BOULEVARD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. - Rev. William Hicks, Pastor. Boulevard, corner Highland avenue, Highland.

PILGRIM CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. - St. Vincent, between St. Charles and Colorado.

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PARK AVENUE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. - Rev. B. F. Boiler, Pastor. Pennsylvania avenue, corner Clements.

PEOPLES' TABERNACLE. - Rev. Charles S. Uzzell, Pastor. North side Blake, between Nineteenth and Twentieth.

Episcopal.

ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL. - Very Rev. H. Martyn Hart, M. A., Dean. Located Welton, head of Broadway.

TRINITY MEMORIAL CHAPEL. - Rev. C. II. Marshall, Rector. Curtis, corner Twenty-sixth.

ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL MISSION. - Rev. C. J. Adams, Rector. Fifteenth, southwest corner Central, North Denver.

EMMANUEL CHURCH. - Rev. C. E. Dandridge, Rector. Lawrence, northeast corner Tenth.

Jewish.

TEMPEL EMANUEL. - Rev. E. Schreiber, Rabbi. Southeast corner Curtis and Twenty-fourth.

OHAVA EMUNO (Orthodox Jewish Congregation). - Rev. H. Saft, Rabbi. Curtis, corner Nineteenth.

Lutheran.

ENGLISH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH. - P. A. Heilman, Pastor. Located 765 Larimer, between Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth.

GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH. - Rev. J. G. Mueller, Pastor. Larimer, between Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth.

FIRST GERMAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH. - Rev. L. W. Dornseif, Pastor. 482 Arapahoe.

SWEDISH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH. - Rev. G. A. Brandelle, Pastor. Welton, northeast corner Nineteenth.

Methodist.

CALIFORNIA STREET METHODIST CHURCH - Rev. J. Wilson, Pastor. Located on California street, southeast corner Twenty-fourth.

EVANS MEMORIAL. - Rev. E. T. Curnick, Pastor. Southwest corner Fourteenth and Olive.

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GERMAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. - Rev. George J. Schultz, Pastor. Located on Arapahoe street, northwest corner Eighteenth.

LAWRENCE STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Rev. Gilbert De La Matyr, Pastor. Located on Lawrence street, southeast corner Fourteenth.

SHORTER CHAPEL (A. M. E.). - Rev. I. N. Triplett, Pastor. Located on Stout street, southwest corner Nineteenth.

ST. JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCIL - Rev. Jsaac H. Beardsley, Pastor. Northeast corner Ninth street and Colfax avenue.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH (South). - Rev. J. C. Morris, Pastor. Curtis, southeast corner Twentieth.

NORTH DENVER METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. - Rev. O. L. Fisher, Pastor. Sixteenth street, southwest corner Boulder.

BECKWOURTII METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHAPEL. - Rev. J. W. Linn, pastor. South Water street, northeast corner Beckwourth. -

SWEDISH METHODIST EPISCOPAL MISSION. - Rev. P. J. Berg, Pastor. Moose street, southwest corner South Eleventh.

FREE METHODIST CHURCH. - Located on Tenth street, corner Curtis. Rev. J. H. Oney, Pastor.

SIMPSON METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. - Rev. J. W. Linn, Pastor. McClellan street, southeast corner Ames.

MORRISON CHAPEL (Southern Methodist). - Rev. Henry Lee, Pastor. Fourth avenue, southeast corner Hoyt.

Presbyterian.

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. - Rev. G. P. Hays, Pastor. Located southwest corner Champa and Eighteenth.

CAPITOL AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. - Rev. A. P. Tinker, Pastor. Capitol avenue, southeast corner Lincoln avenue.

THIRTEENTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. - Rev. Edward P. Wells, Pastor. Thirteenth avenue, corner Pier- pont street.

HIGHLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. - Rev. J. G. Cow- den, Pastor. Wall street, northwest corner Kent.

WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. - Rev. D. E. Finks, Pastor. Located, South Tenth between Capitol avenue and Olive street.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. - Rev. Cyrus B. Hatch, Pastor. South Fourteenth, between Olive and Pine* streets.

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Reformed.

GERMAN REFORMED CHURCH. - Rev. Henry W. Wegert, Pastor. Northwest corner Lawrence and Twenty-third.

Unitarian.

UNITY CHURC H-. - Rev. T. J.Van Ness, Pastor. Seventeenth, southeast corner California.

United Brethren.

TENTH AVENUE CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETH¬ REN IN CHRIST. - Rev. Henry Stauffer, Pastor. Tenth avenue, foot of Clarkson street.

SMITH CHAPEL, UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST - Rev. George W. Rose, Pastor. South Water, northeast corner of Buffalo.

Miscellaneous.

NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH. - Rev. Richard DeCharms, Pastor. Euclid Hall, room 16, 247 Fourteenth.

RAILROAD MISSION SUNDAY SCHOOL. - Located on Nineteenth street, northeast corner Wewatta.

YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. - J. A. Chain, President ; John R. Hanna, Vice-President ; George W. Bailey, Treasurer; D. C. Packard, Recording Secretary; G. C. Hunting- ton, General Secretary; F. J. Hard, Assistant Secretary. Free reading, social, and library rooms, 412 Larimer street.

SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST'S CHURCH - Rev. William Ostrander, Pastor. 247 Fourteenth.

SECRET AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.

Masonic.

MASONIC HALL. - Located on Larimer street, northwest corner Fourteenth, in City Hall building.

GRAND LODGE OF COLORADO, A. F. & A. M - Hold their annual session at Masonic Hall, Denver, on the third Tuesday of September, of each year. James H. Peabody, Canon City, Grand Master; Ed. C. Parmelee, Georgetown, Grand Secretary.

GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER OF COLORADO - Meets at Masonic Hall, Denver, ^n the Thursday after the third

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Tuesday in September of each year. Horace N. Banks, South Pueblo, G. H. P.; Ed. C. Parmelee, Georgetown, G. Rec.

GRAND COMMANDERY, K. T. - Meets at Masonic Hall, Denver, on the Friday after the third Tuesday in September of each year. James P. Maxwell, Boulder, G. C.; Ed. C. Parmelee, Georgetown, G. Rec.

DENVER LODGE, No. 5, A. F. & A. M. - Hold their regular meetings at Masonic Hall on the first and third Saturdays in each month. Thomas Nicholl, W. M.

UNION LODGE, No. 7, A. F. & A. M. - Hold their regular meetings at Masonic Hall on the second and fourth Saturdays in each month. Donald Fletcher, W. M.

DENVER CHAPTER, No. 2, R. A. M. - Hold their regular meetings at Masonic Hall on the second and fourth Thursdays in each month. C. C. Gird, H. P.

SCHILLER LODGE, No. 41. - Meets at Masonic Hall on the second and fourth Friday evenings of each month. Julius F. Schieck, W. M.; Ferdinand Rinne, Secretary.

COLORADO COMMANDERY, No. 1, K. T. - Hold their regu¬ lar meetings at Masonic Hall, on the first and third Tuesdays in each month. Aaron Gove, E. C.; O. A. Whittemore, Recorder.

PENTALPHA LODGE, No. 5, A. F. & A. M. - Hold their reg¬ ular meetings at Masonic Hall, on the second Monday of each month.

DELTA LODGE OF PERFECTION, No. 1 (Scottish Rite). - Hold their Regular meetings on the third Monday of each month.

L. N. Greenleaf, V. M.

MACKEY CHAPTER OF ROSE CROIX, No. 1. - Meets at Masonic Hall, on the first Monday of each month. L. N. Green- leaf, \V. M.

MASONIC TEMPLE ASSOCIATION. - R. W. Woodbury, President; O. A. Whittemore, Secretary; W. D. Todd, Treasurer.

HARMONY LODGE, No. 61, A. F. & A. M. - Meets on the first and third Friday evenings, at their Hall on Santa Fe avenue, between Buffalo and Bear streets. Alexander Thompson, W. M.;

M. L. Sterling, Secretary.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN LODGE, No. 1, A. F. & A. M. - Regu¬ lar Communication first Tuesday in every month at No. 18 Clark block. William Bushnell, W. M.; T. S. Rector, Sec.

B. F. WATSON LODGE, No. 4, A. F. & A. M. - Meet third Tuesday in each month at 1 8 Clark blk. Samuel Cook, W. M.

Grand Army of the Republic.

GRAND ARMY HALL. - 417 and 419 Curtis street.

GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. - Headquarters, Lead- ville, Colo. ; branch headquarters, rooms 11 and 13 Welch block, corner Sixteenth street and Champa, Denver. A. V. Bohn, De¬ partment Commander, Leadville, Colorado; Jos. W. Fisher, Senior

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Vice-Department Commander, Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory; A. J. Bean, Junior Vice-Department Commander, Gunnison, Colo¬ rado; D. I. Ezekiel, Chief of Staff, Denver, Colorado; F. R. Mil¬ ler, Assistant Adjutant General, Leadville, Colorado; N. R. Twitchell, Asssistant Quartermaster General, Salida, Colorado; J. M. Chivington, Chaplain, Denver, Colorado; R. H. Dunn, Med¬ ical Director, Pueblo, Colorado; A. B. Place, Assistant Inspector General, Denver, Colorado; A. J. Sampson, Judge Advocate, Denver, Colorado; Geo. Ady, Chief Mustering Officer, Denver, Colorado.

A. LINCOLN POST, No. 4, G. A. R. - Meets at Grand Army Hall, Friday evening of each week. S. D. Barnes, Post Com¬ mander ; William Wise, Quartermaster ; Harvey W. Benton, Ad¬ jutant.

BROADWAY POST, No. 50, G. A. R. - Meets at Ivillie Hall, Broadway. M. H. Sammis, Commander; J. D. Mandeville, Adjutant.

PHIL KEARNEY POST, No. 19, G. A. R. - Meets at Opera House, Tuesday evening of each week. J. E. Wurtzebach, Com¬ mander.

GEORGE C. MEADE POST, No. 47, G. A. R. - Meets at Opera House, Monday evening of each week. Robert S. Roe, Commander.

FARRAGUT POST, No. 46, G. A. R. - Meets at Goody Hall, Santa Fe avenue, corner Bear street, Saturday evening of each week. Charles W. Cowell, Commander.

RENO POST, No. 39, G. A. R. - Meets at Opera House, Wednes¬ day evening of each week. W. R. Bair, Commander; C. L. Fer¬ guson, Adjutant,

VETERAN POST, No. 42, G. A. R. - Meets at Grand Army Hall, Thursday evening of each week. T. B. Stuart, Com¬ mander; William Whist, Adjutant.

Sons of Veterans.

COLORADO DIVISION SONS OF VETERANS. - Head¬ quarters, Grand Army Hall. M. L. Paddock, Colonel Command¬ ing ; F. C. McArthur, Adjutant ; A. W. Fenner, Quartermaster.

GARFIELD CAMP, No. 1, S. of V. - Meets at 369 Lawrence street, on the second and fourth Thursday evenings of each month. F. C. McArthur, Captain Commanding; H. W. Lang, First Lieutenant ; S. J. Brown, Second Lieutenant ; E. A. Came, Chaplain.

FARRAGHT CAMP, No. 5, S. of V. - Meets at Goody Hall, on Wednesday evening of each week. L. W. Kennedy, Captain Commanding ; C. H. Anderson, First'Lieutenant ; Charles Dailey, Second Lieutenant ; Dennis Fallon, Chaplain.

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Patriotic Order Sons of America.

STATE* CAMP OF COLORADO, P. O. S. of A. - Meets in Denver on the second Tuesday in September, 1885. State Presi¬ dent, C. W. McCord, Denver ; State Vice President, L. E. Brown, Leadville ; State Secretary, E.J. Adams, Denver; State Treasurer, George F. Harvey, Denver; State M. F. C..A. F. Weston, Pueblo; State Sergeant-at-Arms, W. M. Germain, Black Hawk ; State) Mar¬ shal, J. M. Fritz, Alma.

COLORADO COMMANDERY, No. 25, P. O. S. of A. - Meets on the third Friday in each month at their hall, 286 Sixteenth street. State Commander, Chas. W. McCord ; Commander, J. II. Smith ; Lieutenant Commander, J. A. McBeth ; Scribe, E. J. Adams ; Purser, A. B. Phillips ; Inspector, George D. Hauser ; Rector, Chas. II. Marshall ; Guard, J. P. Ilogeboom.

DENVER UNION COUNCIL, P. O. S. of A. - Meets on the first Friday of each month at P. O. S. of A. hall. George F. Har¬ vey, President ; C. L. Furey, Secretary.

WASHINGTON CAMP, No. 1, P. O. S. of A. - Meets every Tuesday evening in their hall. President, Y. A. Littlefield ; Vice- President, P. T. Smith ; M. of F. and C., E. II. Pierce ; Secretary and F. S., Thos. Henderson ; Treasurer, O. E. Adams ; Conductor, V. E. Rov ; I. G„ A. H. Robacher ; O. G„ J. B. DeRiemcr.

WASHINGTON CAMP, No. 2, P. O. S. of A. - Meets at their hall every Wednesday evening. President, J. H. Smith ; Vice- President, Joseph Williams ; M. of F. and C., Noah Allen ; Secre¬ tary, C. C. Babcock ; Treasurer, Emmet Anthony ; Financial Sec¬ retary, W. D. Pierce ; Conductor, E. R. Barton ; I. G., H. C. Pearson ; O. G., A. B. Phillips.

WASHINGTON CAMP, No. 3, P. O. S. of A. - Meets in their hall every Thursday evening. President, Ed. F. Putnam ; Vice- President, G. H. Thompson ; M. of F. and C., J. P. Hogeboom ; Recording Secretary, Robert Ehmann ; Conductor, E. J. Copeland; Treasurer, D. A. lloladay ; Financial Secretary, C. L. Furey ; I. G., Luke Peaslee ; O. G., C. H. Kraig.

Knights of Pythias.

COLORADO LODGE, No. 1 . - Hold their regular meetings at their hall, 511 and 513 Larimer street, Thursday evening of each week. M. J. Murnan, C. C.; Fred. A. Driscol, M. of F.; II. U. Kennedy, K.. of R. and S.

DAMON LODGE, No. 2, (German). - Hold their regular meet¬ ings at 511 and 513 Larimer street, Friday evening in each week. P. W. Maxeiner, C. C.: Frank Hornung, V. ('.

THE ENDOWMENT RANK, Iv. of P. - Meets first Friday of each month, at Knights of Pythias Hall, 511 and 513 Larimer street. Louis Kruse, President ; F. Dombrowsky, Secretary and Treasurer.

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CENTENNIAL LODGE, No. 8. - Meets at Knights of Pythias Hall, 511 and 513 Larimer street, Wednesday evening of each week. Charles S. Wheeler, C. C.; James Connor, V. C.; N. W. French, K. of R. and S.

Knights of Honor.

GRAND LODGE OF COLORADO, K. of H. - Meets at Pueblo on the third Tuesday of August, 1 886. Fred Krueger, Denver, Grand Dictator; II. F. Sturdevant, Grand Reporter; T. D. Palmer, Canon City, State Medical Examiner.

COLORADO LODGE, No. 1229, K. of II. - Meets at Euclid Ilall on the first and third Monday evening of each month. R. A. Hutchinson, Dictator; De Lancy Briggs, Reporter; Joseph N. Beecher, Financial Reporter.

DENVER LODGE, No. 2593, K. of H. - Meets at Euclid Hall, 247 Fourteenth street, on the second and fourth Monday evenings of each month. F. J. Mott, Dictator; Frank Strong, Financial Reporter; J. W. Huffaker, Treasurer.

ARAPAHOE LODGE No. - , K. of H. Meets at their hall,

corner Welton and Twenty-seventh streets, on the first and third Friday evenings of each month. H. N. Chittenden, Dictator; Charles M. Krueger, Vice-Dictator; J. B. Durbin, Reporter; H. P. Parmelee, Financial Reporter; C. B. Chrysler, Treasurer.

QUEEN CITY LODGE, No. 526, K. and L. of H. - Meets at 407 Larimer street on the second and fourth Monday of each month. Cromwell Tucker, Protector; Mrs. Martha Aubrey, Vice- Protector; Henry Krueger, Secretary; Henry Cherrier, Financial Secretary; Fred Krueger, Deputy Supreme Protector and Trcas-

Odd Fellows.

ODD FELLOWS HALL. - Located at 369 and 37 1 Lawrence street.

GRAND LODGE, I. O. O. F. - Hold their annual session at Odd Fellows Hall, on the third Tuesday in October of each year. F. A. Tuttle, G. M., Rosita, Colo.; J. M. Norman, Grand Secretary, Denver.

UNION LODGE, No. 1. - Meet at their hall, Monday evening of each week. T. Wallaston, N. G.; William Douglas, R. S.

DENVER LODGE, No. 4. - Meet at their hall, Wednesday evening of each week. L. A. Balch, N. G.; Thomas German, R. S.

GERMANIA LODGE, No. 14. - Meet at their hall, Tuesday evening of each week. II. P. Nagel, N. G.; F. Holderer, R. S.

Ql EEN CITY LODGE, No. 56. - Meets at Plaster' s Hall, North Denver, on Tuesday evening of each week. L. C. Kees, N. G.; C. G. Delmege, R. S.

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GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF COLORADO. - Holds its annual session at Odd Fellows Hall, on the afternoon preceding the meet¬ ing of the Grand Lodge. J. O. Davis, A. P., Lake City, Colo.; J.

M. Norman, Grand Scribe, Denver.

ARAPAHOE ENCAMPMENT, No. 2. - Meet at their hall on the first and third Friday evenings of each month. Louis Anfenger, C. P.; A. J. Woodbury, Scribe.

IIUMBOLT EMCAMPMENT, No. 6. - Meet at their hall on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. H. Zaffke, C. P.; H. Schroeder, Scribe.

DENVER UNIFORM DEGREE, Camp No. 1., I. O. O. F. - Meets at Odd Fellow's Hall, on the fourth Friday evening of each month. I. N. Rogers, C. C.; A. J. Woodbury, Scribe.

BURNHAM LODGE, No. 57, I. (). O. F. - Meets at their hall 240 Santa Fe, on Saturday evening of each week. J. H. Lutton,

N. G.; Ira II. Lewis, R. S.

NORDEN LODGE, No. 61, I. O. O. F. - Meets at Euclid Hall, on Tuesday evening of each week. Carl Swainson, N. G.; C. J. Adamson, R. S.

Red Cross.

SUPREME COMMANDERY. - Headquarters, room 32, Times building. A. J. Woodbury, S. Secretary.

GRAND ENCAMPMENT. - Headquarters at room 52, Times building. A. J. Woodbury, G. Secretary.

PIONEER ENCAMPMENT, No. 1,1 C. R. C. - Meets Tuesday evening of each week at Knights of Pythias Hall, 513 Larimer street. A. J. Woodbury, C.

EXCELSIOR ENCAMPMENT, No. 4. - Meets at South Den¬ ver, on Saturday evenings of each week. G. M. Frey, C.

AURARIA "DEGREE ENCAMPMENT, No. 1. - Meets at Knights of Pythias Hall, on the last Tuesday evening of each month. A. J. Woodbury, D. C.

Royal Arcanum.

ROYAL ARCANUM, OF DENVER, COLORADO, COUN¬ CIL No. 593. - Meets at 407 Larimer, on Thursday evening of each week. J. S. Hays, Regent ; W. B. Rundle, Past Regent ; M. L. Stern, Vice-Regent ; L. H. Long, Secretary.

United Workmen.

GRAND LODGE, COLORADO, NEW MEXICO AND ARI¬ ZONA, A. O. U. W. - Louis Anfenger, G. M. W. ; W. T. Boyd, Grand Recorder. Office, 383 Champa street.

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DENVER LODGE, No. 2, A. O. U. W. - Hold their meetings second and fourth Wednesday evenings of each month, at 369 Lawrence street. F. J. Mott, M. W.; C. H. Bagley, Recorder ; I\ J. White, D. G. M. W.

STANDARD LODGE, No. 3, A. O. U. W. - Mold their meetings on Tuesday of each week, at 407 Larimer street. Herman Strauss, M. W.; Fred. A. Driscol, Recorder.

PACIFIC LODGE, No. 18, A. O. U. W. - Hold their meetings Monday evenings of each week at Knights of Pythias Hall. C. M. Glines, M. W.; George E. Layton, Recorder; Dr. W. H. Davis, D. G. M. W.

CAPITOL LODGE, No. 19, A. O. U. W. - Meets Thursday evenings of each week at Pliister Hall, North Denver. C. J. Clark, P. M. W.; J. A. Haminan, M. W.; C. S. Pliister, Recorder ; T. E. Meanea, Financier.

DENVER LEGION, Select Knights, A. O. U. W. - Hold their meetings Tuesday evening of each week at Grand Army Hall. D. I. Ezekiel, S. G.; W. W. Wright, Recorder.

Chosen Friends.

DENVER COUNCIL, No. 1, O. of C. F. - Meets at their hall, 369 Lawrence street, on Friday evenings of each week. - Gre¬

gor, C. C.; Jacob B. De Riemer, Treasurer; S. A. Grigg, Secretary.

Bnai Brith.

DENVER LODGE, No. 171, I. O. B. B., (Jewish Society.) - Meets at 407 Larimer street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. S. L. Holzman, President ; Louis Anfenger, Secre¬ tary; S. Rose, Treasurer.

Good Templars.

GRAND LODGE. - Meets on the second Tuesday in October. John Dove, G. C. T.; James Light, G. W. S.

DENVER LODGE, No. 12. - Hold their regular meetings at Good Templars Hall, over 369 Lawrence street, Tuesday evening in each week.

HARMONY LODGE, No. 4. - Hold regular meetings at 369 Lawrence street, on Monday evening of each week.

HICKMAN LODGE, No. 63. - Hold their regular meetings at their hall, corner W elton and Twenty-seventh streets, on Thursday evenings of each week.

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STAR OF HOPE LODGE, No. 61. - Hold their meetings at Phister Hall, North Denver, on Friday evening of each week.

SOUTH DENVER LODGE, No. 64. - Hold their meetings at 434 Santa Fe avenue, on Thursday evening of each week.

Elks.

DENVER LODGE, B. and P. O. of E. - Meets on Sunday evening of each week at their hall, corner Fourteenth and Larimer streets. C. R. King, Secretary; Ileury Suess, Treasurer.

Deutscher Orden der Harugari.

William Giebe, Deputy District Grand Barde.

COLORADO LODGE, No. 435. - Meets on the first and third Monday of each month at 386 Holladay street. Reinhold Tiech- man, Ober-Barde.

EINTRACHT LODGE, No. 501. - Meets on the second and fourth Monday of each month at 386 Holladay street. Albert Eisenberg, Ober-Barde.

Benevolent and Social.

ANCIENT ORDER HIBERNIANS, Division No. 1. - Meets first and third Thursday evenings of each month, at corner Fif¬ teenth and Stout streets. Peter Walsh, President; P. McPhelomy, Vice-President ; O. M. Murtaugh, Recording Secretary ; Matt. Kearns, Treasurer.

ANCIENT ORDER HIBERNIANS, Division No. 2. - Meets at Church, Larimer, corner Twenty-eighth street, on the first and third Monday evenings of each month. E. P. McGovern, Presi¬ dent ; M. J. Waldron, Treasurer.

CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF AMERICA. - Meets on the first and third Sundays of each month. A. H. Mantey, President ; J. C. Heinz, Recording Secretary.

DENVER IRISH PROGRESSIVE SOCIETY - Meets at their hall, 407 Larimer street, on Wednesday evening of each week. Robert Morris, President ; E. J. Maginn, Vice-President.

FIREMAN'S RELIEF ASSOCIATION. - T. S. Clayton, Presi¬ dent ; C. A. Smith, Secretary ; J. A. Cooper, Treasurer. An¬ nual meetings, first day April, each year.

LADIES' RELIEF SOCIETY. - Mrs. C. Ferris, President; Mrs. J. Q. Charles, Secretary; Mrs. A. Jacobs, Treasurer ; Mrs. M. P.

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Boiler, Agent. Meets every Tuesday afternoon at room 32, base¬ ment County Court House.

ST. JOSEPH'S TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY (Catholic).

_ Meets Tuesday evening of each week in Catholic school building.

W. McCarty, President ; W. F. Hynes, Recording Secretary.

THE COLORADO HUMANE SOCIETY. - Dr. N. G. Burn¬ ham, President ; S. F. Towle, Vice-President ; C. W. McCord, Secretary.

COURT " PRIDE OF DENVER." - A branch of the Ancient Order of Foresters Friendly Society. Meets in Union Club Hall, on alternate Monday evenings. D. C. R., Alfred Akers, 265 Wel- ton street.

UNION CLUB ASSOCIATION. - An organization to provide meeting rooms in the City of Denver for the Albion, Caledonian and Cambrian Clubs. President, W. J. Fay (Caledonian Club) ; Treasurer, J. G. Jenkins (Cambrian Club) ; Secretary, Thomas Tonge (Albion Club), 40 Symes block. Union Club Hall, over Gas office, corner of Seventeenth and Curtis.

ALBION CLUB. - A social organization composed of English¬ men and the sons of Englishmen. Meets on Wednesday evening in Union Club Hall. President, E. J. Trenwith ; Treasurer, A. A. Filby; Financial Secretary, George T. Roberts; Recording Secre¬ tary, Joseph H. Harrison.

CALEDONIAN CLUB. - A social organization composed of Scotchmen and the sons of Scotchmen. Meets on Saturday even¬ ings, in the Union Club Hall. President, Donald McIntosh ; Treasurer, James Harvey; Secretary, H. R. Steavenson.

CAMBRIAN CLUB. - A social organization composed of Welsh¬ men and the sons of Welshmen. Meets on Thursday evening, in the Union Club Hall. President, John G. Jenkins; Secretary, Lewis Roberts.

CORKSCREW CLUB. - Moritz Barth, President ; A. M. Clay, Secretary and Treasurer. 416 Curtis.

DENVER CLUB. - S. N. Wood, President; Dr. J. Culver Davis, Vice-President; A. A. Denman, Treasurer; E. W. Rollins, Secre¬ tary. Curtis, northwest corner Fifteenth.

TRADES UNIONS.

BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS, Division 186 -Meets Wednesday evening of each week at their hall, 380 Holladay street. R. M. Clark, Chief Engineer; P. J. McGill, F. A. E.

BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN, Rocky Mountain Lodge, No. 77. - Meets at their hall, 380 Holladay, 1 lmrsday of each week. E. Sibley, Master; W. F. Hynes, Finan¬ cier; L. D. Brown, Secretary.

BROTHERHOOD OF RAILROAD BRAKEMEN, Snowy

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Range Lodge, No. 30. - T. J. Sheahan, Master; John Grant, Secre¬ tary; A. M. Sadd, Financier. Meet at their hall, 374 Larimer street, on the first and third Sundays of each month at 2 o'clock p. m., and on the second and fourth Sundays at 7:30 p. m.

DENVER SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. - P. H. Van- Diest, President; Robert B. Stanton, Vice-President; E. S. Davis, Secretary and Treasurer. Room 21, McClintock block.

DENVER TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, No. 49. - W. F. Boardman, President; S. W. France, Vice-President; F. P. Mannix, Financial Secretary; A. R. Pelton, Recording Secretary; J. O. Prentiss, Sergeant-at-Arms. Meet at hall, 513 Larimer.

MISCELLANEOUS.

AMERICAN BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. - W. M. Hastings, President; S. N. Wood, Treasurer; Anthony Sweeney, Secretary. Office, 251 Sixteenth.

ARAPAHOE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. - J. K. Mullen, President; Samuel Rose, Vice-President; Louis An- fenger, Secretary and Treasurer, 383 Champa.

BOETTCHER HARDWARE CO. - C. Boettcher, President; Edward Higgins, Vice-President; S. D. Silver, Secretary and Treas¬ urer, 402 Lawrence.

BOSTON AND COLORADO SMELTING CO. - J. W. Con¬ verse, President; J. Warren Merrill, Treasurer; N. P. Hill, Gen. eral Manager; H. R. Wolcott, Acting Manager; Richard Pearce, Metallurgist. Office, Cheesman block. Works at Argo.

CENTENNIAL BUILDING, LOAN AND INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION. - J. H. Jones, President; B. A. Wheeler, Vice- President; T. H. Woodelton, Treasurer; F. Kellerman; Secretary, 25 King block.

COLLIER & CLEVELAND LITHOGRAPHING CO. - Geo.

M. Collier, President; John R. Cleveland, Treasurer; E. F. Rus¬ sell, Secretary. 383 and 385 Holladay.

COLORADO AND WYOMING LAND AND OIL CO. - George L. Aggers, President; Gustav Opitz, Secretary. Office, 397 Holladay.

COLORADO METEOROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION. - Charles, F. Wilson, President, Denver; Samuel A. Fisk, A. M., M. D., Secretary, Denver; Prof. Sidney H. Short, Director of Observa¬ tions, Denver University.

COLORADO ELECTRIC CO. - W. S. Cheesman, President ;

N. M. Tabor, Vice-President ; E. W. Rollins, Secretary and Treasurer ; W. B. Rundle, Manager. General office, 26 1 Seven¬ teenth street. Works, Wewatta, corner Twenty-first.

COLORADO LOAN AND TRUST CO. - T. C. Henry, Presi¬ dent ; H. J. Aldrich, Secretary and Treasurer, rooms 9 to 12, Tabor block.

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COLORADO MANUFACTURING CO. - A. H. Garfield, Gen¬ eral Manager. Office, room 1, Walbrach block.

COLORADO RAILWAY ASSOCIATION. - George H. Dan¬ iels, Commissioner, room 16, Union depot.

COLORADO CATTLE GROWERS' ASSOCIATION. - J. A. Cooper, President ; S. II. Standart, Secretary ; James M. Wilson, Treasurer. Office, rooms 1 and 2, Clifford block, 408 Lawrence.

COLORADO STATE BAR ASSOCIATION. - Willard Teller, Denver, President ; Charles G. Clement, Denver, Secretary and Treasurer. Office, 50 Opera House block.

COLORADO STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY. - Jesse Hawes, Greeley, President ; S. E. Solly, Colorado Springs, First Vice- President ; George W. Cox, Permanent Secretary ; S. A. Fisk, Recording Secretary ; W. F. McClelland, Denver, Treasurer. Meet in Denver on the third Tuesday in June of each year.

CRESCENT MILLING AND ELEVATOR CO. - F. G. King, President ; William Barth, Treasurer and J. S. Brown, Secretary ; R. E. Sloan, Superintendant. Hartford, near Nineteenth.

COLORADO SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION. - Meets in Canon City, June 2, 3 and 4. J. Clark, Jr., Denver, State Sec¬ retary; G. H. Waters, State Treasurer; Rev. G. P. Hays and Hon. R. H. Gilmore, Denver, Directors.

DENVER ACADEMY OF HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS. - Meets at the office of the Essayist, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. Dr. Sanford Hoag, President ; Dr. C. N. Hart, Vice-President ; Dr. E. Stockdale, Secretary; Dr. S. S. Smytlie, Scribe.

DENVER ATHLETIC CLUB - Gymnasium, Eighteenth street, between Curtis and Champa. W. R. Rathvon, President ; F. O. Dickensheets, Vice-President ; J. B. Knoblock, Secretary; J. A. Godfrey, Treasurer ; F. W. Helmreich, Manager.

DENVER BREWING CO. - A. Sands, President ; S. L. Holz- man, Secretary and Treasurer ; Richard Siemon, Superintendent. Ninth, southeast corner Lawrence.

DENVER CEMENT MANUFACTURING CO. - M. N. Me- grue, President and Manager; W. G. Evans, Secretary and Treas¬ urer; S. H. Short, Chemist. Works, Fourth, corner Wazee street. Office, 3541 Lawrence street.

DENVER CITY STEAM HEATING CO. - J. J. Riethmann, President; F. G. King, Vice-President ; W. J. Kinsey, Treasurer; Gustav Krause, Secretary; William Ridley, Superintendent. Office, Larimer, northwest corner Fifteenth.

DENVER FIRE BRICK CO. - Gus. A. Schwartz, President ; W. J. Shiek, Vice-President and General Manager ; Charles PI. Shiek, Secretary and Treasurer. Office, 420 Lawrence street. Works, Wynkoop, corner Eighth.

DENVER FIRE CLAY CO. - J. O. Bosworth, President ; W.- T. Cornwall, Secretary. Works, Blake, corner Thirty-first. Office, 411 Larimer.

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DENVER GAS CO. - George W. Clayton, President ; William J. Fay, Vice-President and Superintendent ; W. B. Mills, Secre¬ tary. Office, 434 Curtis. Works, corner Eighteenth and Wewatta.

DENVER JOCKEY CLUB. - S. S. Austin, President ; C. Id. Reynolds, Treasurer ; W. E. Sisty, Secretary ; Clifton Bell, Manager.

DENVER LAND AND IMPROVEMENT CO. - A. C. Fisk, President, Office, 31 Broadway.

DENVER MANUFACTURING CO. - Edward B. Light, Pres¬ ident ; J. II. Aller, Vice-President ; Hugh McElheny, Treasurer ; T. A. Ashcom, Secretary. Office and salesroom, 384 Holladay. Factory, Larimer, near Platte river bridge.

DENVER MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. - Meets at the Medical College on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month. Dr. J. II. Kimball, President ; Dr. E. J. A. Rogers, Vice-President ; Dr. E. J. Rothwell, Treasurer.

DENVER PUBLIC SAMPLING WORKS. - W. R. Rust, Superintendent. Office, 5 Windsor block. Works, Thirty-first street bridge.

DENVER ROLLING MILL. - W. G. Brown, General Agent. Mill, Thirty-second, corner Wazee street. Office, over First National Bank.

DENVER SCIIUETZEN-VEREIN. - Ludwig Zick, President ; Herman Beyer, Treasurer ; W. J. Hickisli, Secretary. Meets the first Monday of each month at East Turner Hall.

DENVER TRANSFER CO. - W. F.Marrs, President and Gen¬ eral Manager; G. W. Middelton, Vice-President and Secretary; W.

B. Kinkead, Secretary. General office, 424 Lawrence.

DENVER TRANSIT AND WAREHOUSE CO. - D. C. Dodge,

President ; A. A. Egbert, Vice-President ; J. H. Jones, Treasurer ;

C. C. Compton, Secretary; M. W. Howard, Superintendent. Office, 375 Holladay. Stables and bonded warehouse, Blake, northeast corner Twenty-first.

DENVER WATER CO. - W. B. Mills, President; G. W. Clay¬ ton, Vice-President; Richard Holme, Secretary and Superintend¬ ent ; George W. Kassler, Treasurer. Office, Seventeenth, south¬ west corner California.

GERMAN BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. - Hen¬ ry Suess, President ; J. C. Kuner, Vice-President ; Fred. VValsen, Treasurer ; F. Kellerman, Secretary. 25 King block.

GOLDEN CANAL CO. - II. G. Wolff, President ; W. C. Lo- throp, Secretary. Office, Lothrop block, 457 Lawrence.

GRUETLI VEREIN (Swiss Society). - Meets at 220 and 222 Fifteenth street, on the first Wednesday of each month. Rudolph Hartmann, President ; Albert Reinli, Vice-President ; Emil Bru- derlin, Treasurer; Jacob Schulthess, Corresponding Secretary.

HALLACK, E. F., LUMBER AND MANUFACTURING CO. - E. F. Hallack, President ; Benn Brewer, Vice-President; I. D. Bushnell, Treasurer. Office, 471 Holladay. Planing mill, Wyn- koop, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets.

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HOME MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. - A. J. Woodbury, President ; J. R. Hicks, Secretary; J. A. Chain, Treasurer. Office, 381 Curtis.

HIGHLAND PARK CO. - William A. Bell, President; William J. Palmer, Vice-President; John Brisben Walker, General Manager. Offices, Tabor block and City Hall, Highlands.

KINSEY, W. J., IMPLEMENT CO. - W. J. Kinsey, President; E. F. Conant, Secretary. 167 to 175 Fifteenth street, corner Wynkoop. .

LEWIS & WHEELER LUMBER CO. - J. C. Lewis, President;

G. N. Wheeler, Vice-President ; G. W. Huntington, Secretary. 203 and 205 Eighteenth.

METROPOLITAN BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. - John D. Best, President ; C. D. Cobb, Vice-President ; J. R. Hanna, Treasurer ; Nelson Millett, Secretary. Office, room 30, Opera House block.

MITCHELL COAL AND LAND CO. - L. M. Fouts, Superin¬ tendent ; E. R. Standish, Auditor ; J. Norman, Agent. General offices, Nineteenth, corner Hartford streets.

NATIONAL MINING AND INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION ASSOCIATION. - H. A. W. Tabor, President ; T. C. Henry, Sec¬ retary ; W. A. H. Loveland, General Manager. Office, room 7 Tabor block.

NICHOLS MANUFACTURING CO. - Ira Nichols, President ;

H. N. Nichols, Secretary and Treasurer ; W. S. Sharpneck, Super¬

intendent. Office, 197 Seventeenth street. Works, corner Thirty- sixth and U. P. railway track. j

OMAHA AND GRANT SMELTING AND REFINING CO. - Guy C. Barton, President ; J. B. Grant, Vice-President ; E. W. Nash, Secretary and Treasurer ; Edward Eddy, General Manager ; Charles Balbach and W. H. James, Superintendents. St. Vincent, corner Cottage street, east end Wewatta.

PERCHERON NORMAN HORSE CO. - M. W. Dunham, President ; J. F. Studebaker, Vice-President ; J. M. Studebaker, Treasurer ; John A. Witter, Secretary. 280 Sixteenth street.

PROVIDENT BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. - F. A. Keener, President ; J. F. Brown, Vice-President ; David Ru- bidge, Secretary and Treasurer. Office, 357 Arapahoe.

ROBERTSON CARRIAGE CO. - N. Robertson, President ; W. J. Kinsey, Vice-President ; H. C. Doll, Secretary and Treas¬ urer. Office and Factory, 379 and 381 Arapahoe street.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN WATER CO. - W. J. Ivinsev, President ; L. L. Higgins, Treasurer ; H. G. Wolf, Secretary. 'Office, 343£ Lawrence.

STATE BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS. - William E. Wilson, Denver, President; George W. Cox, Denver, Secretary and Treasurer.

STATE HISTORICAL AND NATURAL HISTORY SO¬ CIETY. - Meets at County Court House. F. J. Bancroft, Presi¬ dent; T. F. Dawson, Secretary; W. D. Todd, Treasurer.

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STATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. - E. J. Hubbard, President; George Richardson, Vice-President; J. M. Clark, Secre¬ tary; William Davis, Treasurer.

STATE LAND CANAL CO. - W. G. Trevette, President; J.

S. Stanger, Vice-President; W. S. Marshall, Secretary and Treas¬ urer. Office, 420 Curtis.

STATE POULTRY ASSOCIATION OF COLORADO. - H. P. Epperson, President; Mrs. G. M. Shute, Treasurer; J. A. Bailey, Secretary. Sixteenth, northeast corner Champa.

STOCKGROWERS' AND FARMERS' MERCANTILE CO. - A. J. Williams, President; J. M. Hamrick, Manager. 383 Blake street.

UNION DEPOT AND RAILROAD CO. - S. T. Smith, Presi¬ dent; W. S. Cheesman, Vice-President; R. F. Weitbrec, Secretary;

T. G. Lyster, Treasurer; J. A. Kirkpatrick, Auditor; W. B. Trufant, Superintendent. Office, room C, Union Depot.

11 |UNION ICE CO. - L. L. Higgins, President; Geo. T. Miles, Vice-President; A. Bosler, Superintendent; Al\ in Taylor, Secre¬ tary. Office, 343 Lawrence.

WESTERN MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION. - Fred. II. Fisher, President; J. A. C. Reynolds, Manager. Room 33, King block.

ESTABLISHED 1870.

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STREET and AVENUE GUIDE.

EXPLANATION.

For convenience in locating the streets and avenues of the city, we have used the most prominent ones, and the Platte river as a commencement or dividing point. For instance, Larimer and Broadway streets, Downing and Colfax avenues, and the Platte river in Fast Denver, and the Boulevard, Oallnp, Highland, Fairvicw and Ashland avenues in the north¬ west.

Adams Avenue - Barnum's subdivision, third south of Wash¬ ington avenue from Boulevard west.

Agate - (Highland) - Third south of Highland avenue, from Gallup avenue and Water, west to Spring.

Alameda Avenue - Fourth south of Bavaud, from South Fifth, Valverde addition, east to Broadway.

Alaska - Seventh south of Bayaud, from South Fifth, Valverde addition, east to Broadway.

Almina - (Richardson's addition, North Denver) - First north of Gaston avenue, from Clear Creek avenue east to railroads.

Alta - Tenth east of Broadway, north and south, bet. Pine and Moose.

Amanda - (Richardson's addition, North Denver) - Third east of Clear Creek avenue, from Gaston avenue to North Boulevard.

Ames - From Larimer southeasterly to Logan, 'between Nebraska and Kansas.

Ann - (Cheltenham Heights) - Third west of Boulevard, from Golden avenue north to Carbon.

Antelope - From Colfax avenue, near Tremont, south to Bayaud.

Antelope - First south of Colfax avenue, continuation of Capi¬ tol avenue, from Hotchkiss avenue east beyond limits.

Antelope - (North Highland addition) - First north of Gaston avenue, from Gallup avenue east.

Arapahoe - Second southeast of Larimer, from Cherry Creek northeasterly to Downing avenue, near Thirty-fourth.

Archer - East and west, bet. Ellsworth and Bayaud, Antelope and Wykoff.

Argo - First east of McNasser, north and south through Collin's addition.

Argyle Place - Highland Park, from Gallup avenue westerly to Perth.

Arizona Avenue - (North Denver) - First north of Sonora av¬ enue, from Clear Creek avenue east.

Arlington - (North Denver) - Second west Clear Creek av¬

enue, from Fairview avenue north to North Boulevard.

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Ash - (Highland) - Second west of Boulevard, from Highland avenue south to Carbon.

Ashland Avenue - (North Denver) - From Fifteenth and Mary, west through Highland.

Augusta - (Richardson's addition, North Denver) - Second north of Gaston avenue, from Clear Creek avenue east to railroads.

B - Between Eleventh and Twelfth, from Stout southeasterly to Colfax avenue.

Baldwin - (Elyria addition) - Fourth east of Platte river, run¬ ning north and south.

Barnes - Fourth west of McNassar, from Stanton avenue to the Platte river.

Barnes Avenue - (Grandview addition, North Denver) - First north of Curtis avenue, from Boulevard west to Shaw.

Bassett - Eighth northwest of Larimer, from Fifteenth north¬ easterly to Seventeenth.

Bayaud - Sixteenth south of Colfax avenue, from the Platte river east to Kansas avenue.

Beacon - (North Denver) - Second west of Boulevard, from Prospect avenue north to Taylor avenue.

Bear - Seventh South of Colfax avenue, from Rio Grande Shops east to South Fifteenth.

Beckwourth - Tenth south of Colfax avenue, from South Tenth east to Sutherland.

Beecher - Fourth west of Boulevard, north and south through Barnum's subdivision.

Beecher Avenue - (North Denver) - First north of Prospect avenue, from Clear Creek avenue west to Spruce avenue.

Bela Hughes - Sixth south of Colfax avenue, continuation of Buffalo, from Hallet east to Cemetery.

. Bell Avenue - First east of Clear Creek avenue, from Nine¬ teenth and Central, North Denver, north to Sonora avenue.

Bert - (North Denver) - From Pierce, between Ninth and Tenth north to Fairview avenue.

Bigler - (North Denver) - Second north of Ashland avenue, from Erie west to Gallup avenue.

Bison - (North Highland addition) - Second north of Gaston avenue, from Gallup avenue east.

Bissell - (North Denver) - From near junction, Lawrence and Downing avenue east to limits.

Black - (North Denver) - First west of Boulevard, from Pros¬ pect avenue north to Taylor avenue.

Blake - Second northwest of Larimer, from Thirteenth north¬ easterly to limits.

Bond - (Swansea addition) - Running east and west.

Bosler - (North Denver) - Third west to Boulevard, from Pros¬ pect avenue north to Taylor avenue.

Boulder - (North Denver) - From Nineteenth and Fairview avenue, southwest to Ashland avenue and Fifteenth.

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Bowlder - (Val verde addition) - Fourth south of Virginia, from South Seventh east to South Eleventh.

Boulevard - From Breece avenue south Denver addition, north through Highland, beyond Gaston avenue.

Bowles - Seventh south of Colfax avenue continuation of Bear, from South Fifteenth east to Murdock avenue.

Breece Avenue - (South Denver addition) - Eighth south of Morgan avenue, from Boulevard east.

Bridger - Twelfth south of Colfax avenue, from South Eleventh east beyond Washington avenue.

Broadway - From Nineteenth and Welton south beyond limits.

Brynn Myrr Crescent - (Highland Park) - From Lake avenue northwesterly to Spruce avenue.

Buffalo - Sixth south of Colfax avenue, from Rio Grande grounds east to Kansas avenue.

Buffalo - (Fairview addition) - From the Platte river west to Boulevard.

Burt - (Garden addition) - Running east aud west.

Byers - Third south of Bayaud, from South Fifth VaLverde addition east to Broadway.

Caird - From junction of Downing avenue and Larimer east to limits.

Caithness Avenue (Highland Park) - Westerly from Gallup avenue.

California - Sixth southeast of Larimer, from Cherry creek northeasterly to Downing avenue near Thirty-second.

Canary - (Swansea addition) - Running east and west.

Capitol Avenue - First south of Colfax avenue, from Baker estate east to Hotchkiss avenue.

Carbon - (Highland) - Sixth south of Highland avenue, from the Platte river west to Spring.

Carson - Ninth south of Colfax avenue, from south Eighth east beyond Murdock avenue.

Cary - First of Boulevard, north and south through Barnum's subdivision.

Cedar - Second south of Bayaud, from South Fifth, Valverde addition, east to Broadway.

Cedar - Second south of Grand avenue, from Baker's Villa west to Laurel.

Cedar - (Highland) - Fifth west of Boulevard, from Highland avenue south to Carbon.

Cedar - (Swansea addition) - Running north and south.

Central - (North Denver) - From Nineteenth and Bell avenue, southwest to Fourteenth.

Central - (North Denver) - Second east of Clear Creek avenue, from Sonora avenue north to Gaston avenue.

Champa - Fourth southeast of Larimer, from Colfax avenue and Seventh northeasterly to Downing avenue and Thirty-third.

Chapin - Seventh west of Boulevard, north and south through Barnum's subdivision.

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Cheltenham Avenue - (Cheltenham Heights) - Second north of Golden avenue, from Boulevard west.

Cherry Grove - (St. Vincent's addition) - First southeast of Platte river, running northeast and southwest.

Chestnut - (Swansea addition) - Running north and south.

Cheyenne - Twelfth southeast of Larimer, from Colfax avenue and Fifteenth to Broadway, and from College Lane to Pierpont near Twenty-third.

Chicago - (Cheltenham Heights) - Fifth north of Golden avenue, from the Plate river west to William.

Chilcott Avenue - Continuation of East Seventeenth from Washington avenue east to Franklin.

City Hall Court - From Cherry creek east to Fourteenth, between Larimer and Lawrence.

Clark - Continuation of Willow Lane from between Deer and Moose south to Bayaud.

Clark - (Cheltenham Heights) - First west of Boulevard, from Golden avenue to Carbon.

Clarkson - Eighth east of Broadway, from Tenth avenue and Twenty-seventh south to Moose.

Clayton Avenue - Fifteenth east of Downing avenue, from Cairo south to Tenth avenue.

Clear Creek Avenue - From Nineteenth and Fairview avenue, North Denver, north to North Boulevard.

Clellan Avenue - Eighteenth east of Downing avenue, from Cairo south to Tenth avenue.

Clements - From Glenarm and Broadway east to Downing avenue.

Clifton - (North Denver) - Third east of Clear Creek avenue, from Sonora avenue north to Gaston avenue.

Cline - (Elyria addition) - First east of Platte river, running north and south.

Clinton - (Garden addition) - Running east and west.

Clyde Yale - (Highland Park) - From Boulevard to Spruce avenue.

Colfax Avenue - From Seventh and Champa east beyond city limits.

College Avenue - (St. Vincent's addition) - Fourth east of Thirty-sixth, between St. Vincent and Platte river.

College Lane - From Broadway and Welton east.

Collyer - Fifth west of Boulevard, north and south through Barnum's subdivision.

Colorado Avenue - (North Denver) - Fourth north of Prospect avenue, from Justina west to Boulevard.

Colorado - (St. Vincent's addition) - Seventh east of Thirty- sixth, between St. Vincent and Evans.

Columbine Avenue - -Thirteenth east of Downing avenue, from First avenue south to Tenth avenue and from Bowles to Carson.

Commercial Place - East and west, between Antelope and Wykoff, Lake avenue and Ellsworth.

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Street Directory.

Conejos Avenue - (Cheltenham Heights) - First north of Golden avenue from Boulevard west.

Corbett - First west of McNasser, from Stanton avenue north to the Platte river.

Corona - Eleventh east of Broadway, north and south between Pine and Moose.

Cottage Lane - From Stanton avenue, north between Corbett and McNassar avenue.

Cottonwood - Second east of the Platte river, from Grand avenue south to Titus' addition.

Courtland - East and west between Colfax and Capitol avenues, Evans and Broadway.

Coyote - (North Highland addition) - Third north of Gaston avenue, from Gallup avenue east to Clear Creek avenue.

Cram - Eighth south of Colfax avenue, continuation of Martin from Broadway east beyond Murdock avenue.

Curtis - Third southeast of Larimer from Fifth, northeasterly to Downing avenue, near Thirty-fourth.

Curtis Avenue - (North Denver) - Continuation of Gaston avenue, from Boulevard, west to Shaw.

Custer - (Valverde addition) - First south of Virginia, from South Seventh east to South Eleventh.

Dailey Avenue - Eleventh south of Colfax avenue, from South Tenth east to Broadway.

Dakota - Sixth south of Bayaud, from South Fifth, Valverde addition, east to Broadway.

Dakota Avenue - (North Denver) - Third north of Sonora avenue, from Clear Creek avenue east.

Davis - Fourteenth south of Colfax avenue, continuation of Lake avenue through Shackleton place east to Porter.

Deer - Fourth south of Colfax avenue, from Water Works east to Cemetery.

Deer - (North Highland addition) - Fourth north of Gaston avenue, from Gallup avenue east to Clear Creek avenue.

Delano - From junction of Welton and Downing avenue east to limits.

Delgany - Sixth northwest of Larimer, from Cherry creek northeasterly to Eighteenth, from Twentieth to Twenty-seventh, and from Thirty-fourth to Elyria.

Diamond - (Highland) - First north of Highland avenue, from Second west to Ohio avenue.

Division - From New Haven northerly to Stanton avenue, between Twentieth and Twenty-first.

Douglas Road - (Highland Park) - From Ashland avenue west¬ erly to Boulevard.

Downing Avenue - Eleventh east of Broadway, from Holladay south to Colfax avenue.

Dunkello Avenue - (Highland Park) - From Fairview avenue southeasterly to Gallup avenue.

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Dupont - (Shackleton Place) - From Frederick, south to Alame¬ da avenue.

East Eighteenth - From Broadway and Tremont east to City Park.

East Seventeenth - From Broadway, Seventeenth and Wasoola, east to City Park.

East Sixteenth - From Broadway, Sixteenth and Parkinson, east beyond city limits.

Eighteenth - Eighteenth east of the Platte river, from Fair- view avenue, North Denver, southeasterly to Broadway.

Eighth - Eighth east of the Platte river, from Pierce, North Denver, southeasterly to Colfax avenue.

Eighth - (Swansea addition) - Running north and South.

Eleventh - Eleventh east of the Platte river, from Platte, North Denver, southeasterly to Colfax avenue*.

Eleventh - (Swansea addition) - Running north and south.

Eleventh Avenue - From junction of Glenarm and Pierpont, east to limits.

Elgin Place - (Highland Park) - From Morrison road, west to Ohio avenue.

Elk - (North Highland addition) - Fifth north of Gaston avenue, from Gallup avenue east to Clear Creek avenue.

Ellsworth - Fifteenth south of Colfax avenue, from South Tenth east to Washington avenue.

Ellsworth Avenue - (Cheltenham Heights) - Third north of Golden avenue, from the Platte river west.

Emerald - (Highland) - First south of Highland avenue, from Second west, connecting with Granite at Boulevard.

Emerson - Third west of Boulevard, north and south through Barnum's subdivision.

Erie - (North Denver) - From Bigler, northeast to Fairview avenue and Eighteenth.

Estes - (Elyria addition) - Eighth east of Platte river, running north and south.

Euclid Avenue - (North Denver) - Fifth north of Fairview avenue from Palmer avenue west to Boulevard.

Evans - From Colfax avenue and Wasoola south to Bayaud.

Evans - (St. Vincent's addition) - Second southeast of Platte river, between College avenue and Elyria.

Eyster - Fourteenth east of Broadway, from Colfax avenue south to Carson.

Fairview Avenue - (North Denver) - Third north of Ashland avenue, from Palmer avenue west through Highland.

Farragut - (Shackleton Place) - From Cherry creek south to Alameda avenue.

Fay - (North Denver) - First north of Ashland avenue, from Sixteenth west to Gallup avenue.

Fife - (Highland Park) - From Fairview avenue south to Caithness.

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Fifteenth - Fifteenth east of Platte river, from Ashland avenue, North Denver, southeasterly to Colfax avenue.

Fifteenth Avenue - From junction of Twenty-third and Pier- pont east to limits.

Fifth - Fifth east of the Platte river, from Wewatta south¬ easterly to Curtis.

Fifth - (Highland) - Fourth west of Gallup avenue, from Ells¬ worth avenue north to Gaston avenue.

Fifth - (Swansea addition) - Running north and south.

Fillmore Avenue - Sixteenth east of Downing avenue, from Cairo south to Tenth avenue.

Finley Avenue - Seventeenth east of Downing avenue, from Cairo south to Tenth avenue.

First - First east of the Platte river, from Holladay southeast¬ erly to Larimer.

First Avenue - From junction of Arapahoe and Downing avenue east to city limits.

Fisk Avenue - Running east and west through centre of Elyria addition.

Fitton - (Longmont addition) - East and west, between Bridger and Sumner, South Eleventh and Santa Fe avenue.

Florence - (Cheltenham Heights) - Second west of Boulevard, from Golden avenue north to Carbon.

Fourteenth - Fourteenth east of the Platte river, from Francis, North Denver, southeasterly to Colfax avenue.

Fourteenth Avenue - From junction of Parkinson and Pier- pont east to limits.

Fourth - Fourth east of the Platte river, from Wewatta south¬ easterly to Curtis.

Fourth - (Highland) - Third west of Gallup avenue, from Ells¬ worth avenue north to Gaston avenue.

Fourth - (Swansea addition) - Running north and south.

Fourth Avenue - From junction of Champa and Downing ave¬ nue east to limits.

France - From junction of Stout and Downing avenue east to limits.

Francis - (North Denver) - From Fourteenth, between Central and Platte west to Gallup avenue.

Francis Avenue - (South Denver addition) - Second south of Morgan avenue, from Boulevard east.

Franklin - Fourth east of Downing avenue, continuation of Rogers, from Tenth avenue south to Carson.

Frederick - Continuation of Bayaud east through Shackleton Place.

Front View Crescent - (Highland) - From Second and River Drive south and west to Fourth.

Fuller - From junction of California and Downing avenue east to limits.

Gallup Avenue - (North Denver) - From Water and Agate north to North Boulevard.

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Street Directory.

Garden Lane - (St. Vincent's addition) - Third southeast of Patte river, between Thirty-fourth and Elyria.

Garfield Avenue - (Barnum's subdivision) - Fourth south of Washington avenue, from Boulevard west.

Gaston Avenue - From Thirty-first and Colorado Central track, North Denver, west to Boulevard.

Gerspach Avenue - Second east of McNasser north and south through Gerspach addition.

Gilpin - Fifth east of Downing avenue, from Fair grounds south to Carson.

Gilpin - (Valverde addition) - Third south of Virginia, from South Seventh east to South Eleventh.

Glenarm - Eighth southeast of Larimer, from Colfax avenue and Twelfth northeasterly to Broadway and Clements, from Col¬ lege Lane to Pierpont and Twenty-sixth, and from Tenth avenue to Downing avenue and Thirteenth.

Golden - (North Denver) - First east of Clear Creek avenue, from Sonora avenue north to Gaston avenue.

Golden Avenue - (Cheltenham Heights) - From County road and Boulevard west.

Goldsborough - (Shackleton Place) - From Frederick south to Alameda avenue.

Gorsline - Thirteenth east of Broadway, from Colfax avenue south to Carson.

Goss - (North Denver) - Third east of Gallup avenue, from Fairview avenue north to North Boulevard.

Grand Avenue - From corner of Fifth and Curtis west to Junc¬ tion of Larimer, near Platte river.

Granite - (Highland) - First south of Highland avenue, contin¬ uation of Emerald, from Boulevard west to Spring.

Grant Avenue - Third east of Broadway from Waverly and Twenty-first south beyond limits.

Gray - (North Denver) - From Pierce between Eighth and Ninth north to Fairview avenue.

Greeley - Sixth west of Boulevard, north and south through Barnum's subdivision.

Greeley Avenue - (North Denver) - Second north of Prospect avenue, from Clear Creek avenue west to Spruce avenue.

Green - Tenth east of Downing avenue, from Tenth avenue south to Carson.

Hallet - Twelfth east of Broadway, from Colfax avenue south to Carson.

Harris - (Longmont addition) - East and west between Sumner and Lake avenue, South Eleventh and Santa Fe avenue.

Hartford - Seventh northwest of Larimer between Nineteenth and Twenty-first.

High - Seventh east from Downing avenue, from Fairgrounds south to Carson.

Highland Avenue - (Highland) - From Eighth and Gallup ave¬ nue west to Spring.

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Hill - (South Denver addition) - Second east of Boulevard, north and south.

Hodgson Avenue - (South Denver addition) - Fourth south of Morgan avenue, from Boulevard east.

Holladay - First northwest of Larimer, from the Platte river northeasterly to limits.

Holmes - Second west of Boulevard, north and south through Barnum's subdivision.

Hotchkiss Avenue - Ninth east Broadway, from Fifteenth avenue south to Moose.

Howard - (Jacobs addition) - From Boulevard east.

Hoyt - Second east of Downing avenue, from Larimer and Nebraska, south connecting with Lafayette at Tenth avenue.

Humboldt - Third east of Downing avenue, continuation of Logan, from Tenth avenue south to Colfax avenue.

Humphrey Avenue - (North Denver) - Third north of Prospect avenue, from Clear Creek avenue west to Spruce avenue.

Hunt - Fifteenth east of Broadway, from Colfax avenue south to Carson.

Hunter - First west of the Platte river, north and south through Fairview addition.

Huntley - (Cheltenham Heights) - Fifth west of Boulevard, from Golden avenue north to Carbon.

Idaho - First west of Broadway, from Bayaud south.

Indiana Avenue - (Highland) - First west of Boulevard, from Highland avenue north to Ashland avenue.

Inslke. - Fifth south of Colfax avenue, continuation of Moose, from Hallet east to cemetery.

Inverness Road - (Highland Park) - From Boulevard westerly to Clyde Yale.

Jasper - (Highland) - Fifth south of Highland avenue, from the Platte river west to Spring.

Jay - Second east of Pierpont, from Tenth avenue south to Fifteenth avenue.

Jefferson Avenue - (Barnum's subdivision) - First south of Washington avenue from Boulevard west.

Jennings - (Fairview addition) - From the Platte river west to Boulevard.

John - (North Denver) - First south of Ashland avenue from Mary, west to Gallup avenue.

Josephine Avenue - Twelfth east of Downing avenue, from First avenue south to Tenth avenue, and from Bowles to Carson.

Justina - (Richardson's addition, North Denver) - Second east of Clear Creek avenue, from Gaston avenue to North Boulevard.

Kansas - Third east of Thirty-sixth between Larimer and St. Vincent.

Kansas Avenue - Fourth east of Broadway, from College Lane and Wasoola south beyond limits.

Keener Avenue - First east of Boulevard, north and south through Fairview addition.

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Street Directory.

Kent - (North Denver) - Second north of Fairview avenue, from Palmer avenue west to Boulevard.

Lafayette - Second east of Downing avenue, continuation of Hoyt, from Tenth avenue south to Colfax avenue.

Lake Avenue - Fourteenth south of Colfax avenue, from South Tenth east to beyond Washington.

Lake Avenue - (Highland Park) - Prom Ashland avenue north¬ westerly to Spruce avenue.

Lake Drive South - (Highland Park) - From Boulevard westerly to Clyde Yale.

Lake Drive" North - (Highland Park) - From Boulevard west¬ erly to Clyde Vale.

Larimer - Running northeasterly through center of city, from Platte river to Downing avenue and Thirty-sixth, and from Ne¬ braska to limits.

Lark - (Swansea addition) - running east and west.

Laundon - (Elyria addition) - Fifth east of Platte river, running north and south.

Laurel - First east of the Platte river, from Grand avenue and Larimer south to Platte river.

Lawrence - First southeast of Larimer, from Third northeasterly to Downing avenue and Thirty-fifth.

Legge - (Elyria addition) - Ninth east of Platte river, running north and south.

Lincoln Avenue - First east of Broadway, from College Lane south beyond limits.

Logan - Third east of Downing avenue, from Ames south, connecting with Humboldt at Tenth avenue.

Louis - (Swansea addition) - Running east and west.

Lyon - (Garden addition) - Running north and south.

McClain - (North Denver) - Fourth west of Boulevard, from Prospect avenue north to Taylor avenue.

McClellan - From Ames northeasterly to Fair grounds, between Logan and Larimer.

McDonald - From junction of Waverlyand Downing avenue east to limits.

McNasser Avenue - From Stanton avenue and Twenty-first, north to the Platte river.

Mackey - (North Denver) - Fifth west of Boulevard, from Pros¬ pect avenue north to Taylor avenue.

Madison Avenue - (Barnum's subdivision) - Second south of Washington avenue, from Boulevard west.

Main - Continuation of Cedar, east and west through Shackleton place.

Main - Second east of Boulevard, north and south through Fair- view addition.

Main - Sixth east of Downing avenue, from Fairgrounds south, connecting with Williamson at Tenth avenue.

Maple - First south of Bayaud, from south Fifth, Yalverde ad¬ dition, east to Sherman avenue.

Street Directory. 79

Maple - (Swansea addition) - Running north and south.

Maple - (Titus' addition) - Second east of railroads, from Baker's Villa, south to water works.

Margurett - (Richardson's addition, North Denver) - Third north of Gaston avenue, from Clear Creek avenue east to rail¬ roads.

Marion - Continuation of Park, from between Sixteenth avenue and East Eighteenth, south to Colfax avenue.

Marshall - (Elyria addition) - Seventh east of Platte river, run¬ ning north and south.

Marshall - (Swansea addition) - Running east and west.

Martha - (Richardson's addition, North Denver) - First east of Clear Creek avenue, from Gaston avenue to North Boulevard.

Martin - Eighth south of Colfax avenue, from Rio Grande Shops east, connecting wTitli Cram at Broadway.

Mary - (North Denver) - From Platte and Pierce, north to Fair- view avenue.

May - (Cheltenham Heights) - Fourth west of Boulevard, from Golden avenue north to Carbon.

Melrose Place - (Highland Park) - From Lake avenue north to Lake drive north.

Miner - (Swansea addition) - Running east and west.

Monroe Avenue -t- (Barnum's subdivision) - Fifth south of Washington avenue, from Boulevard west.

Monroe - (Fairview addition) - From the county road east.

Montague - (Fairview addition.) - From Maine east.

Montana Avenue - (North Denver) - Second north of Sonora avenue, from Clear Creek avenue east.

Montgomery - Second west of McNasser, from Stanton avenue north to the Platte river.

Moose - Fifth south of Colfax avenue, from Rio Grande railway east to Kansas avenue.

Morgan Avenue - (South Denver addition) - From Boulevard east.

Morrison Road - (Highland Park) - From Ashland avenue, north to Lake avenue.

Murdock - (North Denver) - Fourth north of Fairview avenue, from Palmer avenue west to Boulevard.

Murdock Avenue - Fourteenth east of Downing avenue, from Cairo south to Tenth avenue and from Bowles to Carson.

Myrtle - First south of Grand avenue, from Baker's Villa west to Laurel.

Nebraska - First east of Thirty-sixth between Larimer and St. Vincent.

Nelson - (Elyria addition) - Sixth east of Platte river, running north and south.

Nevada - Fifth south of Bayaud, from South Fifth, Valverde addition, east to Broadway.

Nevens - Third east of Boulevard, north and south through Fairview addition.

Street Directory.

New Haven - Sixth northeast of Larimer between Eighteenth and Twentieth.

Nineteenth - Nineteenth east of the Platte river, from Fair- view avenue and Boulder, North Denver, southeasterly to Broad¬

way.

Ninth - Ninth east of the Platte river, from Pierce, North Den¬ ver, southeasterly to Colfax avenue.

Ninth - (Swansea addition) - Running north and south.

North - Continuation of Hartford, between Division and Twen- first.

North Boulevard - (North Denver) - From north end Boule¬ vard east.

Oak - (Highland) - First west of Boulevard, from Highland avenue south to Carbon.

Ogden - Tenth east of Broadway, from Tenth avenue south to Olive.

Ohio Avenue - (Highland) - Second west of Boulevard, from Highland avenue north to Fairview avenue.

Olive - Second south of Colfax avenue, from Walnut east be¬ yond city limits.

Orason - Continuation of Ellsworth east and west through Shackleton Place.

Oregon - Second west of Broadway, from IJayaud south.

Page - Eight east of Downing avenue, continuation of Race from, between East Seventeenth and Eighteenth south to Carson.

Page - (Garden addition) - Running east and west.

Palmer Avenue - Second east of Clear Creek avenue, from Nineteenth and Platte, North Denver, north to Sonora avenue.

Park - First east of Downing avenue, from Larimer south, con¬ necting with Marion, between Sixteenth avenue and East Eigh¬ teenth.

Park Avenue - Continuation of Twenty-third, from Cheyenne southeasterly to Downing avenue and East Seventeenth.

Parkinson - Eleventh southeast of Larimer, from Colfax ave¬ nue and Fourteenth northeasterly to Sixteenth and Broadway, and from Twenty-second to Pierpont and Twenty-fourth.

Parsons - (Elyria addition) - Tenth east of Platte river, running north and south.

Paul - North and south through Brinkhaus addition.

Pearl Sixth east of Broadway, from near Twenty-second and 1 arkinson south to Lake avenue.

Pearl (Highland) - Second north of Highland avenue, from second west to Ohio avenue.

Pearl (Highland) - Fourth south of Highland avenue, from r ourth west to spring.

Penn Avenue - (South Denver addition) - Seventh south of Morgan avenue, from Boulevard east.

I ennsylvania Avenue - Fifth east of Broadway, from Twenty- second and Parkinson south to Lake avenue.

Street Directory. 81

Perth - (Highland Park) - From Fairview avenue south to Dunkello avenue.

Pierce - (North Denver) - From Platte and Mary west to Gal¬ lup avenue.

Pierpont - From Welton and Twenty-seventh south to Twenty- third.

Pine - Third south of Colfax avenue, from New Orleans railroad east to Cemetery.

Platte - (North Denver) - From Nineteenth street bridge south¬ west to Gallup avenue.

Poole - (South Denver addition) - First east Boulevard, north and south.

Porter - (Shackleton place) - From Cherry creek south to Alameda avenue.

Potter Avenue - (Maple Grove Addition) - Sixth west of Boule¬ vard, from Golden avenue south to Reynolds.

Powell - (Elyria addition) - Second east of Platte river, running north and south.

Prospect Avenue - (North Denver) - Sixth north of Fairview avenue, from Clear Creek avenue west through Highland.

Race - Eighth east of Downing avenue, from Tenth avenue south, connecting with Page, between East Seventeenth and Eighteenth.

Randolph - (Swansea addition) - Running east and west.

Raynolds - East and west through Maple Grove addition.

Redwood - (Swansea addition) - Running north and south.

River - (Garden addition) - Running north and south.

River Drive - (Highland) - From Agate and Fourth east to the Platte river.

Rochester - (Fairview addition) - From the Platte river west to Boulevard.

Rogers - Fourth east of Downing avenue, from Fair grounds south, connecting with Franklin at Tenth avenue.

Roxburgh Road - (Highland Park) - From Lake avenue northerly.

Ruby - (Highland) - Second south of Highland avenue, from Third west, connecting with Topaz at Boulevard.

Sadie - (Fail-view addition) - From the Platte river west to Boulevard.

Saguache - (Cheltenham Heights) - Fourth north of Golden avenue, from the Platte river west to William.

Santa Fe Avenue - From Colfax avenue, west side Cherry creek, south to Bayaud.

Scott - (North Denver) - Third north of Fairview avenue, from Palmer avenue west to Boulevard.

Scott Avenue - (Grand View addition, North Denver) - Second north of Curtis avenue, from Boulevard west to Shaw.

Second - Second east of the Platte river, from Wazee south¬ easterly to Lawrence.

82 Street Directory.

Second - (Highland) - First west of Gallup avenue, from Ells¬ worth avenue north to Gaston avenue.

Second - (Swansea addition) - Running north and south.

Second Avenue - From junction of Curtis and Downing Avenue east to limits.

Seventeenth - Seventeenth east of the Platte river, from Fair- view avenue, North Denver, southeasterly to Broadway.

Seventh - Seventh east of the Platte river, from Gallup avenue, North Denver, southeasterly to Colfax avenue.

Seventh - (Swansea addition) - Running north and south.

Shaw - (Grand View addition) - Sixth west of Boulevard, from Curtis avenue north to Taylor avenue.

Sherman Avenue - Second east of Broadway, from College Lane south beyond limits.

Sixteenth - Sixteenth east of the Platte river, from Fay, North Denver, southeasterly to Broadway.

Sixteenth Avenue - Between East Eighteenth and Fifteenth avenue, from Downing avenue east to limits.

Sixth - Sixth east of the Platte river, from Wewatta southeast¬ erly to Colfax avenue.

Sixth - (Highland) - Fifth west of Gallup avenue, from Ellsworth avenue north to Gaston avenue.

Sixth - (Swansea addition) - Running north and south.

Sonora Avenue - (North Denver) - Continuation of Prospect avenue, from Clear creek avenue east.

South Eighth. - From Colfax avenue and Eighth south to Carson, and from Bayaud south through Valverde addition.

South Eleventh - From Colfax avenue near Eleventh south to Bayaud, and from Virginia to Boulder, Valverde addition.

South Fifteenth - From Colfax avenge near Fifteenth, south to Lake avenue.

South Fifth - (V alverde addition) - Sixth west of the Platte river, from Bayaud south.

South Fourteenth - From Colfax avenge, Fourteenth and Parkinson, south to Lake avenue.

South Ninth - From Colfax avenue and Ninth south to Carson.

South Park Avenue - (South Denver addition) - Third south of Morgan avenue, from Boulevard east.

South Seventh - From Colfax avenue and Champa south to Rio Grande Shops, and from Bayaud south through Valverde addi¬ tion.

South Sixth - (V alverde addition) - Fifth west of the Platte river, from Bayaud south.

South Tenth - From Colfax avenue and Tenth, south, crossing the Platte river near Bayaud, thence through Valverde addition.

South Thirteenth - From Colfax avenue, Thirteenth and Tre- mont, south to Lake avenue.

South Twelfth - From Colfax avenue, Twelfth and Glenarm, south to Bayaud.

Street Directory. 83

South Water - From Colfax avenue, near Welton, south to Bayaud.

Spring - (Highland) - Sixth west of Boulevard, from Highland avenue south to Carbon.

Spring - (St. Vincent's addition) - Fifth east of Thirty-sixth, between St. Vincent and Platte river.

Spruce Avenue - (Highland) - Sixth west of Boulevard, from Highland avenue, north, to Curtis avenue.

Stallcup - (Elyria addition) - Eleventh east of Platte river, run¬ ning north and south.

Stanton Avenue - From junction of Twenty-first and McNasser, west to Platte river.

Station Avenue - (South Denver addition) - First south of Morgan avenue, from Boulevard east.

Starr - (Elyria addition) - Third east of Platte river, running north and south.

St. Charles - (St. Vincent's addition) - Sixth east of Thirty- sixth, between Wynkoop and Cherry Grove.

St. Joseph - (St. Vincent's addition) - First east of Thirty-sixth, between St. Vincent and Platte river.

St. Mary's - -(St. Vincent's addition) - Second east of Thirty- sixth, between Wazee and Platte river.

Stout - Fifth southeast of Larimer, from Colfax avenue and Tenth, northeasterly, to Downing avenue and Thirty-second.

St. Vincent - Continuation of Wewatta, through St. Vincent's addition, to Colorado.

Sumner - Thirteenth south of Colfax avenue, from South Tenth east to Cherry creek.

Susie - (Fairmont addition) - East and west, between Sumner and Lake Avenue, Santa Fe Avenue and South W ater.

Taylor Avenue - (Grandview addition, North Denver) - Third north of Curtis avenue, from Boulevard west to Shaw.

Tenth - Tenth east of the Platte river, from Pierce, North Denver, southeasterly to Colfax avenue.

Tenth - (Swansea addition) - running north and south.

Tenth Avenue - From junction of Welton and Pierpont, east to limits.

Third - Third east of the Platte river from Wynkoop south¬ easterly to Lawrence.

Third - (Highland) - Second west of Gallup avenue, from Ells¬ worth avenue north to Gaston avenue.

Third - (Swansea addition) - Running north and south,

Third Avenue - From junction of Champa and Downing avenue east to limits.

Thirteenth - Thirteenth east of the Platte river, from Wyn¬ koop southeasterly to Colfax avenue.

Thirteenth - (Swansea addition) - Running north and south.

Thirteenth Avenue - From junction of Wasoola and Pierpont east to limits.

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Street Directory.

Thirtieth - Thirtieth east of the Platte river, from Wazee southeasterly to Downing avenue and Glenarm.

Thirty-fifth - Thirty-fifth east of the Platte river, from Garden Lane southeasterly to Downing avenue.

Thirty-first - Thirty-first east of the Platte river, from Gaston avenue, North Denver, southeasterly to Downing avenue and Welton.

Thirty-fourth - Thirty-fourth east of the Platte river, from Garden Lane southeasterly to Downing avenue and Curtis.

Thirty-second - Thirty-second east of the Platte river, from Wazee southeasterly to Downing avenue.

Thirty-sixth - Thirty-sixth east of the Platte river, from Platte river southeasterly to Downing avenue and Larimer.

Thirty-third - Thirty-third east of the Platte river, from Wewatta southeasterly to Downing avenue and Champa.

Titus - (Titus addition) - Third east of Railroads, from Baker's estate south.

Topaz - (Highland) - Second south of Highland avenue, contin¬ uation of Ruby, from Boulevard west to Spring.

Tows - From junction of Glenarm and Downing avenue east to limits.

Tremont - Ninth southeast of Larimer, from Colfax avenue and Thirteenth northeasterly to Broadway and Eighteenth.

Twelfth - Twelfth east of the Platte river, from Wewatta southeasterly to Colfax avenue.

Twelfth - (Swansea addition) - Running north and south.

Twelfth Avenue - From junction of Waverly and Pierpont east to limits.

Twentieth - Twentieth east of the Platte river, from Delgany southeasterly to Welton.

Twenty-eighth - Twenty-eighth east of the Platte river, from Wazee southeasterly to Waverly.

Twenty-fifth - Twenty-fifth east of the Platte river, from Blake southeasterly to Pierpont.

Twenty-first - Twenty-first east of the Platte river, from Stanton avenue southeasterly to Wasoola.

Twenty- fourth - Twenty-fourth east of the Platte river, from Wazee southeasterly to Pierpont and Parkinson.

Twenty-ninth - Twenty-ninth east of the Platte river, from Wazee southeasterly to Downing avenue.

Twenty-second - Twenty-second east of the Platte river, from Wazee southeasterly to Parkinson.

Twenty-seventh - Twenty-seventh east of the Platte river, from Wazee southeasterly to Welton.

Twenty-sixth - Twenty-sixth east of the Platte river, from W azee southeasterly to Pierpont.

Twenty-third - Twenty-third east of the Platte river, from Wazee southeasterly to Cheyenne.

Utah - (Valverde addition) - Second south of Virginia, from South Seventh east to South Eleventh.

Street Directory. 85

Venice - Ninth east of Broadway, north and south between Pine and Moose.

Vincent - (North Denver) - First east of Gallup avenue, from Fairview avenue north to North Boulevard.

Vine - (North Denver) - First west of Clear Creek avenue, from Fairview avenue north to North Boulevard.

Vine - Ninth east of Downing avenue, from Tenth avenue south to Carson.

Vine - (Titus Addition) - First east of railroads, from Baker's villa south to water works.

Virginia - Eighth south of Bayaud, from South Fifth, Valverde addition, east to Broadway.

Wall - (North Denver) - Second east of Gallup avenue, from Fairview avenue north to North Boulevard.

Walnut - (Titus addition) - First west of D. & R. G. Ry., from Baker estate south.

Walnut - (Highland) - Third west of Boulevard, from High¬ land avenue south to Carbon.

Wanless - (North Denver) - First north of Fairview avenue, from Palmer avenue west to Boulevard.

Washington Avenue - Seventh east of Broadway, from Twenty-Third and Cheyenne south to Lake avenue.

Washington Avenue - From Boulevard west through Barnum's subdivision.

Wasoola - Tenth southeast of Larimer, from Colfax avenue, near Fourteenth, northeasterly to Broadway and Seventeenth, and from College Lane and Kansas avenue to Pierpont near Twenty- fifth.

Water - (North Denver) - From Gallup avenue and Agate northeast to Platte river.

Water - (Fairview addition) - From the Platte river southwest to Boulevard.

Waverly - Ninth southeast of Larimer, from College Lane and Grant avenue, northeasterly to Pierpont, near Twenty-fifth, and from Tenth avenue to Twenty-ninth and Downing avenue.

Wayne - (Garden addition) - Running east and west.

Wazee - Third northwest of Larimer, from the Platte river northeasterly to Twenty-first, and from Thirty-fifth to limits.

Webster Avenue - (South Denver addition) - Sixth south of Morgan avenue, from Boulevard east.

Welton - Seventh southeast of Larimer, from Colfax avenue northeasterly to Downing avenue and Thirty-first.

Wewatta - Fifth northwest of Larimer, from the Platte river northeasterly to Twenty-second, and from Thirty-first to Nebraska.

William - (Cheltenham Heights) - Sixth west of Boulevard, from Golden avenue north to Carbon.

Williams - Seventh northwest of Larimer, from Cherry creek northeasterly to Seventeenth.

Williamson - Sixth east of Downing avenue, continuation of Maine, from Tenth avenue south to Carson.

86 Street Directory.

Willow - (Highland) - Fourth west of Boulevard, from High¬ land avenue south to Carbon.

Willow - (Fairview addition) - From Maine east to the Platte river.

Willow Lane - From Colfax avenue and Cherry creek, south, connecting with Clark between Deer and Moose.

Winne - Third west of McNasser, from Stanton avenue north to the Platte river.

Woodie - (Hodgson's addition to Swansea) - Running north and south.

Wokth - (Garden addition) - Running east and west.

Wylie Avenue - (South Denver addition) - Fifth south of Mor¬ gan avenue, from Boulevard east.

Wynkoop - Fourth northwest of Larimer, from the Platte river northeasterly to Nineteenth, and from Thirty-first to limits.

Wyoming Avenue - (North Denver) - Fifth north of Prospect avenue, from Justina west to Boulevard.

York - Eleventh east of Downing avenue, from Tenth avenue south to Carson.

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City Directory,

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a® 'The class ideation bv business will be found immediately after the alphabetical ar¬ rangement of names. For 'full indices to the contents of the work, and names too late for regular insertion, see preceding pages.

Aaronson I. B., elk, Louis Rothenberg, r. 337 Lawrence.

ABAIR FRANK, JR., carpenter and contractor, shop al. rear Daniels & Fishers, r. 405 Arapahoe.

Abaland Alexander, lab, r. Argo.

Abbey R. H., elk, bds. 465 Blake.

Abbey William, driver, Continental Oil Co., r. 827 Stout.

Abbott A. J. Mrs., r. 12 Pennsylvania av.

Abbott A. L., driver, Street Ry.

Abbott Charles S., r. 411 Champa.

Abbott Charles W., carpenter, r. 448 S. 15th.

Abbott Edward, miner, r. 99 15th.

Abbott Eugene M., carpenter, r. 448 S. 15th.

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Manufacturers III II r DAM AND TRACK SUPPLIES. Samples I of IYIiIiL RAIL at Rooms 1 and 4 McClintock Block.

P. Gottesleben,

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294 16th St., Union Block, Jobber of Howard, Elgin and Waltham Watche9,

Cold, Silver and Boss Filled Cases.

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Abbott Frank D., elk, State Insurance dept, r. 354 Champa. Abbott G. Oscar, policeman, City Hall, r. 369 9th.

Abbott H. M., barkpr, T. J. Riste.

Abbott Isaac A., r. 316 13th.

Abbott John C., r. 354 Champa.

Abbott L. E. Miss, r. 578 Curtis.

Abbott Mary A. Mrs., r. 448 S. 15th.

Abbott Tony, musician, r. 510 Larimer.

Abbott William II., painter, P. F. Chatard, r. 578 Curtis. Abel Albert, r. 656 Champa.

Abernathy Albert J., salesman, J.S. Henrich & Co., 272 15th. Abendroth Frank, physician, 358 Blake.

Abert Ottillio, cook, Colorado House.

Ableman M. A. Mrs., r. 26 Lothrop blk, Lawrence, cor. 18th. Abrams Charles W., elk, Daniels & Fisher.

Abrams D. Albert, conductor, P. P. C. Co., r. 384 27th. Abrams Ellen F. Mrs., r. 384 27th.

Abshon Jerry P., col'd, tailor, 243 19tli.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC, P. T. Hughes, sole propr., 16th, bet. Larimer and Holladay.

ACCIDENT INSURANCE' CO., OF NORTH AMERICA, A. B.

McGaffy & Co., gen'l agts., 426 Lawrence.

ACHERT EDWARD E., bird store, cariosities and native jew¬ elry, 4061 Larimer. -Slj - - rJ','*'?

Acheson William J., real estate, 41ti.A-rftpftbw,-y. 356-b44h. Acker Charles, teamster, J. G. Simms, r. 19tlg nr. Platte river.

Acker Elizabeth Mrs., r. 479 Sherman av.

Acker Jacob, lab, bds. 318 6th.

Ackerman William C., printer, r. 302 11th.

Ackerman Charles, foreman, lithographer, Collier & Cleve¬ land.

Ackermann Emil, elk, E. Breunert, r. 523 Larimer. Ackermann William, elk, F. M. Nichols, r. 68 Central, N. D. ACKROYD ELI. propr. Colorado Steam Cut Stone Works, 13th, bet. Wazee and Wynkoop, r. 271 6th.

Ackroyd Levi, r. Buena Vista Hotel.

Ackroyd Levi Mrs., Buena Vista Hotel, 6th, ne. cor. Law¬ rence.

Ackroyd W. E., conductor, U. P. Ry.

Acqua Dell, r. east end Fairview av., N. D.

. Adair Benjamin, lab, r. 1028 Holladay. cz> Adair Robert, switchman, U. P. Ry, r. 1014 Blake.

<=> Adams Albert A., elk, Auditor D. & R. G. Ry, r. 483 Champa. CLD | Adams Arthur IX, butcher, r. 454 Humboldt.

DANIELS & FISHER,

LAWRENCE AND SIXTEENTH STREETS.

Kilpatrick & Brown,

410 & 412 Lawrence St., Special Designs made for Furnishing Houses Throughout.

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Adams Charles, post-office inspector, 72 Post-office block, r. 320 14th.

Adams Charles H., stenographer, 4, 5 and 6, 425 Larimer. Adams Charles J. Rev., pastor All Saints Episcopal Mission, r. Central, sw. cor. loth, N. D.

Adams Charles P., artist, r. 513 Park av.

Adams Charles P., teacher, University of Denver.

Adams Cora L. V., 34 Cass and Graham blk.

Adams Edward, butcher, Loth Bros., r. 461 24th.

Adams Express Co., 41 7 Lawrence.

Adams Elmer J., broker, 437 Larimer, r. 36 and 37 Lothrop blk, Lawrence, cor. 18th.

Adams George L., hardware, 764 Larimer, r. 151 s. 14th. Adams Harry, engineer, D. & N. O. R. R., r. 345 7th.

Adams IloW., (Seaman & Adams) 35 and 36 Opera House blk. Adams James, r. 222 Olive.

Adams James F., elk, r. 725 Curtis.

Adams James P., printer, Newspaper Union, r. 725 Curtis. Adams John G., lab, Mrs. M. E. Eckhart.

Adams John P., carpenter, r. 460 Santa Fe av.

Adams Joseph, fireman, D. & R. G. Ry.

Adams J. S. Mrs., r. 351 Colfax av.

Adams Matthew, lawyer, 4 and 5, Opera House blk, r. 436 Welton.

Adams Orla E., elk, News, r. 441 Larimer.

Adams O. S. Mrs., r. 349 23d.

Adams Phil. H., elk, Distribution Cigar Store, r. 522 Curtis. Adams Richard O., elk, Passr. dept. D. & R. G. Ry, r. 533 Welton.

Adams Rollin E., printer, Western Newspaper Union, r. 349 23d.

Adams R. F., physician, r. Walbrach blk.

Adams Susan D. Mrs., r. 513 Park av.

Adams Valentine, barkpr, L. P. Gougenheim, 405 Ilolladay. Adams Wilber F., (Vivian & Adams,) r. 31 Union blk. Adams Wilbur, lab, bds. 508 Larimer.

Adams William, brickmkr, r. west of D. & R. G. shops. Adams - , painter, bds. 338 Arapahoe.

Adamsson Charles J., elk, Garson, Kerngood & Co., r. 286 Stout.

ADDEMAN SAMUEL L., real estate, r. 216 Olive, cor. Evans. Addenbrooke Henry, apprentice, Upman & Link, r. Boule¬ vard, nr. Golden ave.

Addenbrooke Richard, carpenter, r. ws. Boulevard, nr. Golden av., N. D.

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Addis John, mining, r. 290 California.

Ado Joseph, brewer, Denver Brewing Co., r. 304£ 9th. Adolph Gustave, carpenter, r. 658 Antelope.

Adolph Swan, wks. Windsor Hotel.

ADY GEORGE, gen'l agent passenger and ticket dep't, U. P.

Ry, room P, Union Depot, r. 318 Tremont.

Aeser Charles, shoemkr, r. 302 7th.

A2TNA INSURANCE CO., Hartford, Geo. E. Crater & Co., 388^ Holladay.

Affeld John, jr., brewer, Ph. Zang tfc Co., r. 10 7th, N. D. Affolter John, jeweler, C. T. Ottaway, r. 261 12th.

Aggers George L., r. 54 Fay, N. D.

Agnew Sarah Mrs., r. 460 Curtis.

Agrath John, lab, 417 Blake, r. 15 McNasser av. AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE CO., Watertown, N. Y., E. S.

Rich, agt, Times bldg, 387 Lawrence.

Ahern Cornelius, 15th nw. cor. Arapahoe, r. 446 Glenarm. Ahern Mary Miss, r. 776 Larimer.

Ahern Maurice, miner, r. 275 Welton.

Ahern Michael, lab, r. Downing's add.

Ahern Michael, foreman Drill Co., bds. Washington House. Ahern Patrick, bkkpr, Daniels & Fisher.

Ahern William, lab, r. Platte nw. cor. 19th, N. D.

Ahrens August H., lab, r. Swansea.

Aicher Frank X., (Chamberlain & Aiclier,) r. 544 Clarkson. Aicher Vincent, brewer, Milwaukee brewery, 223 Larimer. Aiken George W., r. 437 Broadway.

Aiken James N., r. 222 Olive.

AIKEN LEWIS B., lawyer, room 7, 291 16th, r. 200 Logan. Aiken Lewis G., confectioner, r. 437 Broadway.

Aiken William W., r. 222 Olive.

Ainslie William D., bkkpr, Hendey & Meyer, r. 418 Cali¬ fornia.

Ainsworth William, watchmaker, 248 16th, r. 674 Lawrence. Airy Edward E., upholsterer, bds. 242 Larimer.

Airy W. C., fireman, D. & R. G. Ry.

Ake Gustave, lab, r. 1 136 Holladay.*

Ake Joseph W., grocer, r. 278 S. 10th.

Akers Alfred, helper, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 265 Welton.

Akers T. H. W., r. 265 Welton.

Akins Samuel W., carpenter, r. 305 Rogers.

Albany Hotel, Stout, cor. 17th.

Albany House, 201 16th.

Albaugh Mollie Mrs., r. 456 Blake.

Alber John, r. Heep blk.

Robertson Carriage Co., 379 and 381 Arapahoe St.

McPHEE & McGINNITY,

Wholesale Dealers in Lumber, Sash, Doors, 18th, cor. Wazee.

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Albert B., elk, L. Mosconi & Co., r. 118 1 1th.

Albert Henry, bricklayer, r. 540 S. 11th.

Albertson AVilliam, elk, J. Thompson, r. 282 1 2th.

Albi Charles, barkpr, P. Albi, r. 547 Delgany.

Albi Peter, saloon, 547 Delgany.

Albion Club Rooms, 434 Curtis.

Albrecht John, stone mason, r. 1154 Larimer.

Alden Edward K., manager, Ro worth & Veateh.

Alden Ella Mrs., furnished rooms, r. 373 14th.

Alden Gus., shoemkr, 3454 18th, r. 370 Welton.

Alden Gus. S., advt. solicitor Tribune-Republican, r. 563 Arapahoe.

Alderfer Jacob I)., carpenter U. P. Ry., r. 525 S. 11th. Alderman Sara A. Miss, teacher Gilpin School, r. 478 Cali¬ fornia.

Alderson John W., conductor U. P. Ry., bds. Clifton House. Aldrich Henry J., sec'y and treas. Colorado Loan and Trust Co., 10, 11 and 12 Tabor blk., r. 14 LaVeta Place. Aldridge Emily Mrs., r. rear 957 Larimer.

Aldridge Thomas B., driver Street Ry., r. rear 957 Larimer. Alexander Angeline Miss, r. 670 Larimer.

Alexander Archie, bricklayer, r. 58 Hartford.

Alexander Archie, cigar mkr, J. L. Benesch, r. 266 lltli. Alexander Charles M., confectionery, 266 lltli.

Alexander Ernest R., r. 413 28th.

ALEXANDER EUGENE W., church, school, bank and hall furnisher, wood mantels, tiling, stained glass, opera chairs andmnfr. tine wood work, 352$ 16th, Bancroft blk, r. 357 32d.

Alexander Frank, detective, r. 487 Pierpont.

Alexander F. W., property man, Tabor Opera House. Alexander Isaac, col'd, janitor, r. 399 Colfax av.

Alexander John C., stage manager, Tabor Opera House, r. 266 Welton.

Alexander Joseph, fireman, D. <fe N. O. R. R., bds. Buena Vista Hotel.

Alexander Leon, elk, Eppstein & Sanders, r. 747 Lawrence. Alexander Lucy Mrs., col'd, r. 399 Colfax av.

Alexander L. E. Mrs., r. 837 Welton.

Alexander Marcus, r. 502 Arapahoe.

Alexander Mary Mrs., r. rear 335 Blake.

Alexander Patterson, wiper, U. P. Ry, r. 250 4th.

Alexander Wesley, col'd, janitor, Knox and Currier blk. Alexander William E., The Fair, 290 and 292 16th, r. Kan- - sas av., se. cor. Ellsworth.

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Alexander - Mrs., bds. 446 Arapahoe.

Alford William S., weighmaster, U. P. Ry, r. 469 Lawrence. Alger E. F. Mrs., elk, Daniels & Fisher, r. 488 Welton.

Alger Gertie Miss, elk, The Fair, r. 656 Lafayette.

Alger John B., carpenter, r. 656 Lafayette.

Algers C. Mrs., housekpr, American House.

Algur Susan E. Mrs., r. S. 8th, nw. cor. Deer.

Alkire Block, 15th, nw. cor. California.

Alkire Ida May Miss, r. 714 Broadway.

Alkire John D., (Paige & Co.) r. 25 S. 14th.

Alkire John IX, jr., printer, Colorado Farmer, r. 25 S. 14tli. Alkire John L., r. 714 Broadway.

Alkire, L. Mrs., r. 714 Broadway.

Alkire, William P., elk, Paige & Co., r. 25 S. 14th.

All Saints Episcopal Mission, 15th, sw. cor. Central, N. D. Allebaugh Henry C., (Allebaugh & Hill,) r. 261 Stout. Allebaugh & Hill, (H. C. Allebaugh and J. H. Hill,) saloon, Colfax av, cor. California.

Allen Alexander, machinist, bds. Cosmopolitan Hotel.

Allen Alexander, col'd, lab, r. 624 Wazee.

Allen Alfred H., bricklayer, r. 285 Martin.

Allen Anna Mrs., dressmaker, r. 413 Tremont.

Allen Asa T., taiidermist, 447£ 16th, r. 420 Broadway.

Allen A. Mrs., r. 729 Holladay.

Allen A. B., carpenter, r. 612 Welton.

Allen, A. W. Miss, dressmaker, r. 436 Champa.

Allen Belle Mrs., r. 60 16th, N. D.

Allen Carrie E. Miss, elk, Surveyor Gen'l, r. Champa, nr. 28th. Allen Charles, elk, Ed. Hewitt, r. 344 8th.

Allen Charles, lab, r. 497 Wewatta.

Allen Charles L., lamp trimmer, Colo. Electric Co., r. 504 Lawrence.

Allen Charles P., chief engineer Water Wks, r. Titus, nw. cor. Deer.

Allen Charles T., (Allen & Marron,) r. 729 Holladay.

Allen Charles W., trav. agt. J. D. Best & Co., r. 307 lltli. Allen Charles W., lab, r. 590 Santa Fe av.

Allen Collins, fireman Gas Co., r. Clear Creek av, cor. Scott. Allen David, millinery, 334 16th, r. 543 Stout.

Allen 1). Mrs., r. 158 Clements.

Allen Elisha IX, col'd lab, r. 621 Wazee.

Allen Elizabeth C. Mrs., r. 1147 Holladay.

Allen Emerson, carpenter Hallack Lumber Co., r. 317^ Lari¬ mer.

Allen Emma Mrs., col'd, r. rear 518 Curtis.

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Allen Emma R. Mrs., dressmaker, 612 Welton.

Allen Eva V. Miss, Kindergarten, r. 40 Crandall blk, 393 16tli. Allen Fennimore C., r. 158 Clements.

Allen Frank, lab, r. 430 Santa Fe av.

Allen Gaines M., (Pratt, Allen & Ferguson,) r. Waverly hotel.

Allen George, r. 506 Champa.

Allen George, gardener, r. Prospect av. cor. Arlington, N. D. Allen George, lab, r. 465 California.

Allen George M., horse trainer, r. 10 Atelope.

Allen George W., lawyer, 1 Opera House blk, r. Broadway sw. cor. Cedar.

Allen Henry, elk. Louis Doll, bds. Taney House.

Allen Henry E., Civil Engineer, r. 781 Champa.

Allen Henry L., (Bailey & Allen,) r. 634 Lafayette.

Allen James E., driver Denver Transfer Co., r. 438 Wazee. Allen James O., (Henry & Allen,) r. 407 Blake.

Allen Jennie Mrs., col'd, r. 488 California.

Allen John, druggist, r. 646 Curtis.

Allen John C., (Smith & Allen,) r. 585 Champa.

Allen John D., watchmkr, 44 Tabor blk, r. 615 Arapahoe. Allen John H., agt. Canada Southern Line, 371 Holladay, r.

47 Opera House blk.

Allen John P., with N. Allen, 382 11th.

Allen John T., carpenter, bds. 542 Arapahoe.

Allen John W., messenger, Pacific Express.

Allen Joseph, farmer, bds. 1174 Holladay.

Allen Joshua, engineer, U. P. Ry.

Allen Josiali, engineer, U. P. Ry, r. 765 Lawrence.

Allen J. R., lab, Grant Smelting Co.

Allen Lena Miss, elk, A. L. Welch & Co.

Allen Leslie D., painter, U. P. Ry, r. 5 Schindelholz Terrace. Allen Lewis M., elk, A. H. Root, r. 296 Antelope.

Allen Madison, col'd, lab, r. 640 Wazee.

Allen Matilda Mrs., col'd, r. rear 199 Antelope.

Allen M. J., Mrs., r. 470 Pierpont.

Allen Noah, lawyer, 23 and 24 Cass and Graham blk, r. 641 Champa.

Allen N., grocer, 302 11th.

Allen Peter, col'd, cook, r. 551 Lawrence.

Allen Quincy, foreman, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 504 S. 11th.

Allen Richard S., mining, r. Goss, sw. cor. Fairview, N. D. Allen Robert, (Ashcroft & Allen) r. Elyria.

Allen R. A. Mrs., r. 347 23d.

Allen R. W., switchman, U. P. Ry, r. 243 7th.

Wall Paper and Decorations,

The Latest Styles at B. L. JAMES & CO.'S.

GOLD PENS, 380 Lawrence St., STONE & GO.

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Allen Sarali M. Miss., teacher, r. ns. Emerald, bet. 5th and 6th, Highland.

Allen Scott, r. 854 Broadway.

ALLEN SILAS M„ manager, R. G. Dun & Co., 2 McClin- tock blk., Larimer, ne. cor. 16th, r. 390 20tli.

Allen Tlieophilus T., brickmkr, r. 175 7th, N. D.

Allen Thomas F., elk, stationer, D. & R. G. Ry, 266 17th. Allen Willard J., lab, r. 67 Holladay.

Allen William, switchman, r. 345 7th.

Allen William, bricklayer, r. Platte, sw. cor. 9th, N. D.

Allen William C., drugs, Curtis, sw. cor. I7tli, r. 16 Timmer¬ man blk.

Allen William H., r. 604 Curtis.

Allen W. L., solicitor, J. A. Dubbs & Co., 3 Opera House blk. Allen - ., plumber, r. 18, 415 Arapahoe.

Allen & Marron, (C. T. Allen and J. J. Marron,) feed, 638 Larimer.

Allenberg Frank E., West Denver Turner Hall, 244 10th. Allenspach Joseph, (Allenspach & Smith,) r. 841 Holladay. Allenspach & Smith, (J. Allenspach and C. W. Smith,) saloon, 841 Holladay.

Aller Harry L., r. Clarkson, se. cor. 14th av.

Aller Henry T., trav. agt. Denver Mfg. Co., r. Clarkson, se. cor. 14th av.

Allen Jacob II., vice-prest. Denver Mfg. Co., r. Clarkson, se. cor. 14th av.

Allers Fred. T., wks. City Laundry, r. 742 Lawrence.

Allers John F., wks. City Laundry, r. 742 Lawrence.

Allier Raymond, saloon. 493 Larimer.

Allison B,. fireman, D. R. G. Ry.

Allison Charles E., carriage trimmer, 143 15th, r. Highland av., nr. Boulevard, N. D.

Allison Edwadr, col'd, lab, r. 567 Lafayette.

Allison Edward E., elk, HUMPHREY & SLAYBACK, r. 410 W elton.

Allison Ernest H., elk, Salomon Bros., r. 341 Wasoola. Allison Robert J., (C. Visscher & Co.) r. Leadville.

Allison R. M., fireman, D. & R. G. Ry.

Alter John J., tinner, George Wright, r. 472 Arapahoe.

Alter John W., conductor, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 257 S. 11th. Alter Otto, lab, McPhee & McGinnity.

Alton John H., collector, Daniels & Fisher, r. 680 Arapahoe. Alvord Christopher C., mining, r. 419 Stout.

ALVORD HOUSE, William C. Miller, propr., 18th, se. cor. Larimer.

Repository of Fine Carriages,

379 and 381 Arapahoe St., between 15th and 16th.

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Alvord Lawrence C., r. 419 Stout.

Alvord Samuel, (Denver Printing Co.,) r. 1076 Blake.

Alward C. O. Mrs., r. 516 Curtis.

AMANT JACOB, propr. West Denver Stables, 218 11th, cor. Holladay.

AMAZON INSURANCE CO., Cincinnati, Chamberlin & Pack¬ ard genl. agts., 280 15th.

Amberson W. S., fireman, D. & R. G. Ry.

Ambrose Philip, lab, Crescent Mills, bds. Highland House.

Ambrose William H., prospector, r. 205 Downing av.

American Building and Loan Association, office, 251 16th.

AMERICAN CENTRAL INSURANCE CO., St. Louis, Porter, Hallack & Ravmond, agts., 426 Lawrence.

AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH CO., J. H. Nichols, gen'l manager, 422 Lawrence- and 447 16th, opp. Court House.

American Eagle Hotel, 319 Holladay.

American Express Co., 417 Lawrence.

AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO., New York, Chamber¬ lin & Packard, agts., 280 15th.

AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO., Pliila., Anthony Swee¬ ney, agt., 251 16th, McClintock blk.

AMERICAN GALVANIC CO., M. A. McLaughlin, agt., 1 and 2 Skinner blk.

AMERICAN HOUSE, Charles H. Smith, propr., lftth, ne. cor. Blake.

AMERICAN INSURANCE CO., Newark, Geo. E. Crater & Co., 388£ Holladay.

AMERICAN NEWS CO., E. A. Shepler, agt., 374 Arapahoe.

AMERICAN PASTORAL CO., (Limited,) James Duff, man¬ aging director, Duff blk, 456 Larimer.

Ames Charles A., com. mer., r. 167 Clements.

Ames Edwin L., cabinetmkr., r. 506 Curtis.

Ames Horatio N., stock dealer, r. 166 Pennsylvania av.

Amilon Carl, tailor, 435 Lawrence, r. 211 Santa Fe av.

Amm Reinholdt, lab, r. Platte river, foot 7th.

Ammann Andrew, boots and shoes, 371 Santa Fe av.

Ammann William, lab, bds. Germania House.

Ammen Daniel K. elk, City Laundry, r. 764 Larimer.

Ammen John N., (J. N. Ammen & Co.,) r. 764 Larimer.

AMMEN J. N. & CO., (J. N. Ammen, A. B. Place, and T. P. Christian,) proprs. City Laundry, 267 and 269 27tli.

Ammerman Albert, bds. 436 Glenarm.

Ammon Fred, elk, St. Charles Hotel.

Ammon William, lab, Steam Heating Co.

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Ammons Elias M., city editor Times, r. 413 Clarkson. Ammons George W., hackman, r. 670 Curtis.

Ammons John R., miner, r. 413 Clarkson.

Amole William, lab. Gallup's green-house.

Amstein George, lab, H. T. Fulton, r. 179 16th.

Arater Marks, pawnbroker, 484i Larimer, r. 507 Arapahoe. Amter Moritz, elk, r. 476 Larimer.

Amter Samuel, clothing, 476 Larimer.

Anders Thomas J., (T. J. Anders & Co.,) r. 1 25 Broadway. Anders T. J. & Co., (T. J. Anders,) mnfrs. agents, 343 Larimer.

Anderson Abraham, lab. D. & R. (4. Ry, r. 482 S. 9th. Anderson Alexander, stenographer, cashier D. & R. G. Ry, r. Crandall blk.

Anderson Al., lab, bds. European Hotel.

Anderson Andrew, shoemkr, 287£ 18th.

Anderson Andrew, helper, 1). & R. G. Ry, r. 543 Santa Feav. Anderson Andrew, r. 283 Santa Fe av.

Anderson Andrew G., printer, News, r. Bell av. bet. Murdock and Scott, N. D.

Anderson Anna Mrs., r. 503 Lincoln av.

Anderson Anna B. Miss, r. rear 631 Blake.

Anderson Anton, lab, rolling mills.

Anderson Archie R., salesman, r. 260 S. 10th.

Anderson Armour C., business manager Opinion, 403 Blake, r. Byers blk, 370 Arapahoe.

Anderson August, tailor, A. Dietler, r. 283 Santa Fe av. Anderson August, coachman, Charles Ilallack, 305 California. Anderson August, candyinkr, r. Bell av, bet. Murdock and Scott, N. D.

Anderson August, carpenter, r. 207 Antelope.

Anderson A. Mrs., r. 539 Delgany.

Anderson A. N., lab, r. Argo.

Anderson Benjamin, well digger, r. 541 Santa Fe a.v. Anderson Benjamin F., elk, Crocker & Co., r. 569 Clarkson. Anderson Betsy Mrs., r. 265 S. 11th.

Anderson Block, California, cor. B.

Anderson Caroline Mrs., r. rear 801 Holladay.

Anderson Charles, organ builder, r. 402 California.

Anderson Charles, draughtsman, Hendey & Meyer, r. 301 32d. Anderson Charles, lab, r. 207 Antelope.

Anderson (diaries, lab, r. 290 15th.

Anderson Charles, lab, bds. 276 San Fe av.

Anderson Charles, machinist, D. F. & M. Co., bds. Templeton House.

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Anderson Charles A., car repairer, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 342 Santa Fe av.

Anderson Charles A., r. 1137 Holladay.

Anderson Charles E., elk, J. Jay Joshn, r. 492 Champa. Anderson Charles H., engraver, J. M. Bagley, r. 260 S. 10th. Anderson Charles L., lab, r. 531 Delgany.

Anderson Christ. T., bricklayer, r. 201 Santa Fe av.

Anderson C. C., col'd, porter, Clifton Bell & Co., r. 402 Blake. Anderson C. E., lab, bds. 469 Wynkoop.

Anderson C. F., lab, r. Swedish church, 19th, cor. Welton. Anderson Edward A., well digger, r. 440 Santa Fe av. Anderson Elmer, tinner, H. W. Michael, r. 383 15th. Anderson Frank, trav. agt, r. 708 Curtis.

Anderson Frank, lab, 79 Grant av.

Anderson Frank A., carpenter, r. 276 Santa Fe av.

Anderson Fred., lab, r. 392^ Delgany.

Anderson F. H., lather, r. 3 Platte, N. D.

Anderson Gabriel M., ranchman, r. ns. Highland av, w. of Boulevard.

Anderson George, lab, r. 824 Arapahoe.

Anderson George G., engineer Platte Land Co., r. 209 Grant av. Anderson George P.. surveyor, John K. Ashley & Co. Anderson George W., carpenter, r. 612 Arapahoe.

Anderson George W., r. 463 Welton.

Anderson George W., r. 612 Arapahoe.

Anderson Gus., lab, r. 613 Glenarm.

Anderson Gustave, lab. Grant Smelting Co., r. 1137 Holladay. Anderson Hans, helper, D. «fc R. G. Ry, bds. 543 Santa Fe av. Anderson Harry Y., gen'l broker, 426 £ Arapahoe, r. Fisk blk. Anderson Howard, (Ebbeson & Anderson,) r. 337 11th. Anderson Hugh S., r. 321 8th.

Anderson Ida Miss, r. 292 Willow Lane.

Anderson James, candymkr, Breon & Co.

Anderson James D., col'd, artist, 21 Clark blk, 378 Holladay, r. 464 Bowles.

Anderson James M., r. 353 Stout.

Anderson James W., r. 260 s. 10th.

Anderson Jennie Miss, elk, Daniels & Fisher.

Anderson John, elk, Jones, Rogers & Co., r. Arapahoe, nw. cor. 17 th.

Anderson John, lab, r. rear 541 Delgany.

Anderson John, tailor, J. Arenstein, r. 285 17th.

Anderson John, driver, P. Z. Taylor, r. 343 Tremont. Anderson John, wks. St. James Hotel.

Anderson John, lab, r. Argo.

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Anderson John, lab, U. P. Ry, r. 29 McClellan.

Anderson John, carpenter, r. 74 17th, N. D.

Anderson John A., grocer, 1010 Blake.

Anderson John C., elk, First Nat. Bank, r. 276 14th. Anderson John G., Great West Hotel, 471 Blake.

Anderson John G., r. 353 Stout.

Anderson John G., jr., r. 353 Stout.

ANDERSON JOHN H., propr. California House, 320 and 322 Holladay.

Anderson John P., saloon, 507 Larimer, r. 479 Blake. Anderson John Wylie, physician, 12 and 13 Steele blk. Anderson Joseph, teamster, Hastings & Nagel, bds. 77 S. 14th. Anderson Joseph B., miner, r. 469 S. 11th.

Anderson J. Mrs., r. Bell av., bet. Murdock and Scott, N. D. Anderson J. B. Mrs., nurse, r. 756 Welton.

Anderson J. Pearson, carpenter, r. 698 Lincoln av.

Anderson K. Mrs., r. 207 Antelope.

Anderson Lars M., tailor, (Vivian & Adams,) r. 53 S. 12th. Anderson Louis, blksmith, r. 351 Williams.

Anderson Louis E., r. 281 Larimer.

Anderson L. Miss, r. 612 Arapahoe.

Anderson L. Mrs., r. 289 Holladay.

Anderson Mary C. Mrs., r. 292 Willow Lane.

Anderson Matilda Mrs., r. 265 s. 11th.

Anderson Neil, lab, Steam Heating Co.

Anderson Nerls B., carriagemkr, 165 15th, r. 523 Santa Fe. Anderson Nils, wood worker, Woeber Bros., r. 259 Colfax av. Anderson Nils G., Hotel Denmark, 453 Blake.

Anderson Nils A., meat market, 290 15t,h.

Anderson Ole, car cleaner, U. P. Ry, r. 209 Santa Fe. Anderson Olof, coachman, Wm. Dingle.

Anderson Olof, lab, bds. 471 Blake.

Anderson Olof, lab, r. 50 McNassar av.

Anderson Otto, printer, r. Bell av, bet. Murdock and Scott. Anderson O. L., elk, J. Jay Joslin, r. King blk.

Anderson O. F., elk, r. 61 Symes blk.

Anderson Peter, barkpr, Peter Tunnell, r. 543 Larimer. Anderson Peter, lab, r. 479 Blake.

Anderson Peter, bricklayer, Hallack Lumber Co.

Anderson Peter, tailor, r. 283 Santa Fe av.

Anderson Peter, lab, r. foot 11th.

Anderson Peter, col'd, barber, E. J Sanderlin, r. 441 S. 8th. Anderson P. A., fireman, Windsor Hotel.

Anderson Raymond, col'd, caterer, r. 542 Larimer.

Anderson, Richard Y., real estate, r. 389 Glenarm.

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Anderson R., col'd, porter, P. P. C. Co.

Anderson R. H., fireman, D. & R. G. Ry.

Anderson Sherman, coachman, Charles Denison, Champa, se. cor. 1 4th.

Anderson Sloan, col'd, porter, (T. Dickey,) r. rear 499 Curtis. ANDERSON THOMAS G., gen'l contractor, house moving, bridge building and piledriving a specialty, 356 ] Oth. Anderson Thomas G., jr., r. 356 10th.

Anderson Victor, lab, bds. 431 S. 11th.

Anderson Walter, janitor, Broadway school.

Anderson William, r. 343 Champa.

Anderson William, teamster, Goodridge & Marfell, r. 539 Delgany.

Anderson William C., jr., trav. agt., Kerstens & Peters. Anderson William G., Kansas Pacific Hotel, 244 and 246 29th.

Anderson William H., carpenter, r. 508 Clarkson.

Anderson William M., r. 353 Stout.

Anderson William R., elk, Denver Gas Co., r. 640 Welton. Anderson William W., physician and surgeon, olfice and residence, 353 Larimer.

Andre Frank L., stock grower, r. 832 Champa.

Andreen Anton, bricklayer, bds. 229 21st.

Andreen John, carpenter, IJ. P. Ry, r. 70 Grand av.

Andreen William A., r. 66 Central, N. D.

Andrew James M., watchman, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 530 Santa Fe Andrew William, teamster, bds. 343 Tremont.

ANDREW WILLIAM H., lawyer, 313 Larimer, r. 368 10th. Andrews Asahel M., lawyer, 23 and 24 Cass and Graham blk, r. 83 Downing av.

Andrews Charles B., elk, J. E. Reynolds, r. 384 18th. Andrews Clara Mrs., r. 541 S. 11th.

Andrews Eliza Mrs., r. 627 Glenarm.

Andrews George W., sr., lawyer, 376 Lawrence, r. 567 Olive, cor. Kansas av.

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Andrews Henry, bds. 316 Holladay.

Andrews Jane Mrs., col'd, r. 3 Pennsylvania av.

Andrews John, elk, Planters House.

Andrews John B., sec'y, receiver D. & R. G. Ry, 2 and 3 Cheesman blk, r. 317 Glenarm.

Andrews Joseph, r. 595 Holladay.

Andrews Robert P., asst, melting dep't, U. S. Mint, r. 69 Clarkson.

Andries Edward, grocer, 235 19th.

Andrus B. E. Miss, elk, M. A. A. White.

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Andruss Charles W., patternmkr, r. 344 S. 12th.

Anfenger Emanuel, r. 555 Champa.

ANFENGER LOUIS, real estate and loan broker, 383 Champa, r. 812 Champa, cor. 29th.

ANFENGER L. & CO., (Louis Anfenger and W. II. Stewart,) insurance agency, 383 Champa.

Angell Addison P., messenger, D. & R. G. Express, r. 240 California.

Angell Edison, express messenger, r. 25 Anderson blk. Angell Frank B.,clk, George Crater, 15th, sw. cor. Lawrence. Angell Jeremiah D., carpenter, r.Vine, bet. 17th and 18th. Angell Nellie Miss, operator, A. I. Like, r. 341 Champa. Anger Christ., saloon, r. 557 Downing ave.

Angerman Harry, tinner, r. 239 California.

Anglum John, (John Anglum & Co.,) r. 306 Champa. ANGLUM JOHN & CO., (John Anglum) druggists, Blake, ne. cor. 15th.

ANHEUSER-BUSCH BREWING ASSOCIATION, Henry Suess, gen'l agt., 10th, nw. cor. Wazee.

Annis E. B., trav. agt, E. F. Hallack Lumber Co., r. 471 IIol- laday.

Annis William, driver Street Ry., r. 1016 Larimer.

Ansley Norwell T., lab, r. 11th av. nw. cor. Vine.

Anstee George, carpenter, r. 60 Central, N. D.

Anstee James A., elk, W. Sanderson, r. 87 Boulder, N. D. Antelope Terrace, Antelope, se. cor. Colfax av.

Antes John D., confectionery, 372 Holladay, bds. 14 La Veta Place.

Anthony A., lab, bds. Washington House.

Anthony Charles E., mining, r. 827 California.

ANTHONY EMMET, architect and superintendent, 353 Curtis, r. 592 Champa.

Anthony Emmet, jr., draughtsman, r. 592 Champa.

Anthony Harry, draughtsman, E. Anthony, r. 592 Champa. Anthony James, elk, Henshall Queensware Co., r. 361 S. 15th. Anthony Merill, student, bds. 593 Champa.

Anthdny Oscar A., r. 593 Champa.

Anthony Richard S., elk, r. 592 Champa.

Anthony Scott J., (Anthony & Landon,) r. 14th, nw. cor. Stout. Anthony Webster D., r. 5 De Forest Place ANTHONY & LANDON, (Scott J. Anthony and Sam S. Lan¬ don,) abstracts of title, 275 15th, cor. Lawrence.

Antioch Baptist Church, Wazee, ne. cor. 23d.

Antior Abraham, blksmith, Stokes & McDunn, r. 670 Blake. Apel Solomon, r. rear 243 11th.

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App Gottfried, meat market, 366 15th, r. 257 Stout.

App John, (Carter & App,) r. Clear Creek av., cor. Wanless. App Oliver O., printer, News, r. Clear Creek av., cor. Wan-

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Appel David E., (Appel & Co.,) r. 710 Champa.

Appel Israel M., (Appel & Co., r. 766 Curtis.

Appel Jacob S., (Appel & Co.,) r. 712 Champa.

Appel M. S., (Appel & Co.,) r. 323 California.

Appel Simon, (Appel & Co.,) r. 721 Curtis.

APPEL & CO., (Simon, J. S., David E., I. M., and M. S. Appel,) clothiers, mens' furnishers and merchant tailors, Larimer, sw. cor. 16th.

Apple Clara J. Mrs., r. 442 Champa.

Apple Henry, (Apple & Hamilton,) r. 442 Champa.

Apple William, glazier, E. F. Hallack Lumber Co., r. Willow Lane, nw. cor. Pine.

APPLE & HAMILTON, (Henry Apple and George A. Hamil¬ ton,) teal estate, loans and mines, 423 Arapahoe. Applegate Charles E., steward, Windsor Hotel, r. Venice, bet. Capitol and Colfax avs.

Apted John K., messenger, Pacific Express, bds. Union Depot.

Arager Solomon Rev., r. 249 13th.

Arapahoe Savings & Loan Association, office 383 Champa. Arapahoe School, ns. Arapahoe, bet. 17 th and 18th.

Arata Catherine Mrs., r. 353 Delgany. »

Arbour Fred, musician, r. 247 21st.

Arbour William, musician, r. 247 21st.

Arbuckle Frank P., supt. American District Telegraph Co., 422 Lawrence, r. Prospect, se. cor. 5th, Highland. Arbuckle Guy D., cattle dealer, r. 73 S. 13th.

Arcade, 399 Larimer.

Archer Catherine Mrs., r. Welton, ne. cor. 13th.

Archer Frank G., elk, A. J. Arfsten, bds. Melburn Hotel. Archer Frank S., r. Welton, ne. cor. 13th.

Archer James H., r. Welton, ne. cor. 13th.

Archer Lizzie Mrs, col'd, r. 546 Blake.

Archibald Charles, elk, bds. 444 California.

Archibald John, elk, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 371 14th.

Ardner Frank, saddletreemkr, r. 27 15th, N. D.

Ardner Joseph, saddletreemkr, r. 27 15th, N. D.

Arenstein Julius, tailor, 285 17th.

Arenstein Sadie Miss, dressmkr, r. 580 Arapahoe.

Arfsten A. J., second hand goods, 579 Larimer, r. 481 Larimer, j Argavata Tony, lab, r. 585 Wazee.

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Argyle Fred. J., 421 Larimer, r. 719 California.

Argyle Fred. S., 421 Larimer, r. 719 California.

Argyle - , bds. 407 Champa.

ARKANSAS VALLEY LAND AND CATTLE CO., (limited,) James Duff, agt, Duff blk, 456 Larimer.

Arkins Frank, printer, News, r 540 Curtis.

Arkins John, vice-pres't abd manager News, 389 Larimer, r. 30 Lothrop blk.

Arkins Joseph Mrs., r. 540 Curtis.

Arkins Maurice, circulator, News, r. 461 Glenarm.

Arkins William, elk, Times.

Arkush Ezekiel, (E. Arkush & Co.,) r. 511 Arapahoe. ARKUSH & CO., (E. Arkush,) hatter and furnisher, 372 Larimer.

Arkush Joseph M., elk, E. Arkush, r. 511 Arapahoe.

Arkush Louis, collector, J. Holzman, r. 712 Champa.

Armel David, lab, r. 813 Holladay.

ARMINGTON HENRY W., propr. Transit House, 167, 169 and 171 18th.

Armington R. W., sign writer, r. 3 Platte, N. D.

Armor Edwin M., elk, Steinhauer & Walbrach, r. 381 Larimer.

Armory Hall, Champa, sw. cor. 15th.

Arms Horace S., lab, bds. Revere House.

Armsby William E., elk, W. H. Armsby <fc Co., r. 567 Curtis. Armsby William H., (W. H. Armsby & Co.,) r. 567 Curtis. ARMSBY W. H. & CO., (W. H. Armsby and James McNeil,) boots and shoes, 397 Larimer.

Armston J ames, teamster, bds. Columbus House.

Armstrong Arthur E. Rev., pastor Pilgrim Congregational Church, r. Lake av. se. cor. Clark.

Armstrong Arthur T., r. 453 Curtis.

Armstrong Belle Mrs., r. 453 Curtis.

Armstrong C. W., conductor, U. P. Rv.

Armstrong David, r. 382 18th.

Armstrong Elizabeth Mrs., col'd, r. 766 Arapahoe.

Armstrong Elsie Mrs., col'd, r. 582 California.

Armstrong George S., (Armstrong & Still,) r. 307 5th. Armstrong .Tames, fireman, D. & R. G. Ry.

Armstrong John J., carpenter, r. 106 Park.

ARMSTRONG JOHN W., propr. California Harness Shop, 204 15th, r. 346 11th.

Armstrong Nathan, col'd, barber, r. 542 Larimer.

Armstrong Nathaniel, barber, M. F. Viancourt.

Armstrong Oliver P., storekpr, U. P. Ry, r. 118 Grand av.

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Armstrong Sarah M. Mrs., druggist, 666 Broadway, r. Grant av, sw. cor. Ellsworth.

Armstrong Stewart, carpenter, Hallack & Howard, bds. Black Bear Hotel.

Armstrong William, col'd, lab, r. 766 Arapahoe.

Armstrong William, col'd, lab, r. 605 Blake.

Armstrong William B., inspector Am. D. T. Co., r. 453 Curtis. Armstrong - , r. 305 12th.

Armstrong & Still, (G. S. Armstrong and C. W. Still,) blk- smiths and machinists, rear 344 Lawrence.

Arndt George G., r. 747 Stout.

Arner Charles W., packer, Henshall Queensware Co., r. 351 Holladay.

Arner Milton T., bds. Transit House.

Arner W. F., elk, r. 51 10th av.

Arnett Alex. S., collector, Star coal, r. 12 Corbett.

Arnett William, stock grower, bds. American House.

Arneus John, (Erlandson & Arneus,) 990 Holladay.

Arno Edward, lab, J. M. Hubbard, r. 468 Lawrence.

Arnold Charles A., bricklayer, r. 85 Jay.

Arnold Frank J., elk, Am. News Co., r. 312 Champa.

Arnold Frederick, hay and feed, 363 Santa Fe av.

Arnold David Mrs., music teacher, r. Brinker Institute. Arnold Hattie Miss, teacher, Gilpin school, r. 415 Champa. Arnold Lilian U. Miss, teacher, Ebert school, r. 415 Champa. Arnold Melissa M. Miss, r. 600 Broadway.

Arnold Philip H., r. rear 345 Lawrence.

Arnold Stephen R, carpenter, Hallack & Howard.

Arnold S. E. Mrs, r. 582 Delgany.

Arnold William A., land attorney, 21 Tabor blk. r. 342 Tre-

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Arter James, plasterer, r. rear 555 Santa Fe av. nr. Beck- wourth.

Arter Samuel E., (H. E. Arter & Co.,) r. 460 Lawrence. Arterberg G. W., %eman, D. & R. G. Ry.

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Argyle Fred. J., 421 Larimer, r. 719 California.

Argyle Fred. S., 421 Larimer, r. 719 California.

Argyle - , bds. 407 Champa.

ARKANSAS VALLEY LAND AND CATTLE CO., (limited,) James Duff, agt, Duff blk, 456 Larimer.

Arkins Frank, printer, News, r 540 Curtis.

Arkins John, vice-pres't ahd manager News, 389 Larimer, r. 30 Lothrop blk.

Arkins Joseph Mrs., r. 540 Curtis.

Arkins Maurice, circulator, News, r. 461 Glenann.

Arkins William, elk, Times.

Arkush Ezekiel, (E. Arkush & Co.,) r. 51 1 Arapahoe.

ARKUSH & CO., (E. Arkush,) hatter and furnisher, 372 Larimer.

Arkush Joseph M., elk, E. Arkush, r. 511 Arapahoe.

Arkush Louis, collector, J. llolzman, r. 712 Champa.

Armel David, lab, r. 813 Holladay.

ARMINGTON HENRY W., propr. Transit House, 167, 169 and 171 18th.

Armington R. W., sign writer, r. 3 Platte, N. D.

Armor Edwin M., elk, Steinhauer tfc Walbrach, r. 381 Larimer.

Armory Hall, Champa, sw. cor. 15th.

Arms Horace S., lab, bds. Revere House.

Armsby William E., elk, W. H. Armsby <fc Co., r. 567 Curtis.

Armsby William H., (W. H. Armsbv & Co.,) r. 567 Curtis.

ARMSBY W. H. & CO., (W. II. Armsby and James McNeil,) boots and shoes, 397 Larimer.

Armston James, teamster, bds. Columbus House.

Armstrong Arthur E. Rev., pastor Pilgrim Congregational Church, r. Lake av. se. cor. Clark.

ARMSTRONG JOHN W., propr. California Harness Shop, 204 15th, r. 346 11th.

Armstrong Nathan, col'd, barber, r. 542 Larimer.

Armstrong Nathaniel, barber, M. F. Viancourt.

Armstrong Oliver P., storekpr, U. P. Ry, r. 118 Grand av.

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LUMBER, LATH and SHINGLES at

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Armstrong Sarah M. Mrs., druggist, 666 Broadway, r. Grant av, sw. cor. Ellsworth.

Armstrong Stewart, carpenter, Hallack & Howard, bds. Black Bear Hotel.

Armstrong William, col'd, lab, r. 766 Arapahoe.

Armstrong William, col'd, lab, r. 605 Blake.

Armstrong William B., inspector Am. D. T. Co., r. 453 Curtis. Armstrong - , r. 305 12th.

Armstrong & Still, (G. S. Armstrong and C. W. Still,) blk- smiths and machinists, rear 344 Lawrence.

Arndt George G., r. 747 Stout.

Arner Charles W., packer, Henshall Queensware Co., r. 351 Holladay.

Arner Milton T., bds. Transit House.

Arner W. F., elk, r. 51 10th av.

Arnett Alex. S., collector, Star coal, r. 12 Corbett.

Arnett William, stock grower, bds. American House.

Arneus John, (Erlandson & Arneus,) 990 Holladay.

Arno Edward, lab, J. M. Hubbard, r. 468 Lawrence.

Arnold Charles A., bricklayer, r. 85 Jay.

Arnold Frank J., elk, Am. News Co., r. 312 Champa.

Arnold Frederick, hay and feed, 363 Santa Fe av.

Arnold David Mrs., music teacher, r. Brinker Institute. Arnold Hattie Miss, teacher, Gilpin school, r. 415 Champa. Arnold Lilian U. Miss, teacher, Ebert school, r. 415 Champa. Arnold Melissa M. Miss, r. 600 Broadway.

Arnold Philip H., r. rear 345 Lawrence.

Arnold Stephen R., carpenter, Hallack & Howard.

Arnold S. E. Mrs, r. 582 Delgany.

Arnold William A., land attorney, 21 Tabor blk, r. 342 Tre- mont.

Arnold William M, elk, W. A. Hover & Co., r. 21 McClintock. Arnold William W., bkkpr, Martin & Co., r. 359 11th.

Arnoux George C., maltster and brewers supplies, 565 Holla¬ day.

Arter Carrie C. Miss, elk, Charles Ballin & Co., r. 22 Nichols blk.

Arter C. W. Mrs., r. 22 Nichols blk.

Arter Heaton E., (H. E. Arter & Co.,) r. 729 Lawrence.

Arter H. E. & Co., (H. E. and S. E. Arter,) grocers, 460 Lawrence.

Arter James, plasterer, r. rear 555 Santa Fe av. nr. Beck- wourth.

Arter Samuel E., (H. E. Arter & Co.,) r. 460 Lawrence. Arterberg G. W., %eman, D. & R. G. Ry.

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Artman Louis J., lab, r. 530 Blake.

Artman William F., teamster, D. T. & W. Co., r. 530 Blake. Asberg Andrew, lab, Rolling Mill, r. 1158 Larimer.

Ash Gregory, carpenter, r. Vine, nr. Water Works.

Ashard James B., yeast mnfr, r. S. 12th, bet. Bridger and Sumner.

Ashard Willard K., carpenter, r. S. 14th, bet. Carson and Dailey av.

Ashby A. Mrs., r. 803 Arapahoe.

Ashby James, watchman, U. P. Ry, r. 803 Arapahoe.

Ashcom Thomas A., sec'y Denver Mfg. Co., r. 12 and 13 Lewis blk, 451 16th.

Ashcroft A. A., lab, U. P. Ry.

Ashcroft Henry, (Ashcroft & Allen,) r. Elyria.

Ashcroft & Allen, (H. Ashcroft and R. Allen,) canned beef, Elyria.

Ashford Frank, farmer, r. Perrins add., N. D.

Ashland Avenue School, ns. Ashland av. nr. Perth, Highland. Ashley DeKalb, surveyor, John K. Ashley & Co.

Ashley Eli M. jr., with John K. Ashley & Co., r. 594 Cali¬ fornia.

Ashley Eli M. sr., office 405 Lawrence, r. 352 Welton.

Ashley Emily Mrs., r. 51 Grand av.

Ashley John K., (John K. Ashley & Co.,) r. 594 California. ASHLEY JOHN K. & CO., (John K. Ashley,) U. S. Deputy Surveyors, 71 Opera House blk.

Ashley J. S., elk, passr. dept. D. & R. G. Ry, r. 262 Cali¬ fornia.

Ashmead Theodore, gardner, r. Euclid av., se. cor. 3d, High¬ land.

Ashton Alfred, r. 886 California.

Ashton Dudley, bds, 242 Larimer.

Ashton Frank I)., butcher, R. Folgner, r. 903 Larimer. Ashton George J., carpenter, C. T. Cochran, r. Bergers add. Ashton George M., lab, r. 1119 Blake.

Ashton John. wks. Smith & Davis, r. 509 Champa.

Ashton Thomas, lab, r. 1119 Blake.

ASHTON THOMAS G., new and second hand goods, 290 and 292 Larimer, r. Wolfe Lake.

Ashton William W., grocer, 1 Vinot blk.

Ashworth James, physician, r. 441 Larimer.

Ashworth William, engineer, D. & N. O. R. R., r. 316 Larimer. Askling A. G., watchmkr, P. Gottesleben, r. 268 Stout. Aslaksen Helen Mrs., r. 444 Broadway.

I Asmussen David J., r. 218 Wazee. ' *

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Asmussen E. H., (Asmussen & Celia,) r. 190 12th.

Asmussen John, expressman, r. Downings add.

Asmussen & Celia, (E. H. Asmussen and Paul Celia,) saloon, 404£ Wazee.

Asp Charles, car repairer, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 486 Santa Fe av. Aspell Lucy Mrs., r. 442 23d.

Aspell Samuel C., wagonmkr, Horace Ling, r. S. Water, cor. Carson.

Aspinall Edwin B., printer, Times, r. 791 California.

Assam Alex. L., printer, Tribune-Republican, r. 476 Curtis. Assessors Office, Court House.

Association Building, 15th, nw. cor. Arapahoe.

Aste Angelo, restaurant, 440£ Larimer.

Astor John J., plasterer, r. 24 Pierpont.

Atchison Thomas, r. Arlington Heights.

ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA FE R. R., W. B. Hamblin, gen'l agt., Larimer, sw. cor. 17th.

Atchison William W., driver, Ilax-Gartner Furniture Co., r. 1 13 Bell av. N. D.

Atherton S., teamster, Hallack & Howard.

Atkin Lizzie Mrs., r. 459 Clark.

ATKINSON ALEX. G., gen'l agt. National Lightning Rod Co., 764 Sherman av.

Atkinson Clara C. Miss, teacher, Whittier school, r. 784 Arapahoe.

Atkinson Edward, trav. correspondent, Colo. Catholic, r. 384 Stout.

Atkinson Henry C., conductor, IT. P. Ry., r. 702 Curtis. Atkinson John, lab, Wall & Pursel.

Atkinson John F., manager Colorado Catholic, 381 Stout. Atkinson M. E. Miss, elk, W. H. Lawrence & Co.

Atkinson N. N., mining, r. 384 Lawrence.

Atkinson Robert G., bkkpr, S. Dingee & Co., r. 1 Grant av. Atkinson Samuel, lab, 26 S. 14th.

Atkinson William, bricklayer, r. 357 Wasoola.

ATLANTIC BAKERY, Freund & Co., proprs, 7 New Haven, bet. 19th and 20th.

Atlantic Hall, 346 Blake.

Atlantic-Pacific Railway Tunnel Co., office, 433 Larimer. Atmore George P., r. 80 Pennsylvania.

Att Oscar, shoemkr, 197£ 16th.

Attorney General's Office, State dept, Larimer, nw. cor. 18th. Atwood Augustus, conductor, U. P. Ry, r. 3 Ashland av, N. D. Atwood Cyrus. W., col'd, waiter, Barkalow Bros., r. 402 Clarkson.

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J. T. CORNFORTH & CO., California and Eastern Fruits, Holladay Street.

Offinn CinVinrinru Waste Baskets, Pencils, Ink Stands, Steel UUlCe ol3ll0nBl]fj Pens. STONE & CO., 380 Lawrence St.

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Aubrey John, conductor, P. P. t'. ('<>., r. 875 Champa. Auditor's Office, City, Larimer, mv. cor. 14th.

Auditor's Office, State, State dept, Larimer, mv. cor. 18th. Auerbach Louis, physician, 380 Larimer, r. 442 Lawrence. Auerbach R. Mrs., costumer, 442 Lawrence.

Auers Charles, tailor, r. 2 1 1 S. 8th.

Auers Charles, jr. wiper, U. P. Ry, r. 211 S. 8th.

Auers Eugene, helper, I). & R. G. Ry, r. 211 S. 8th.

Auers John o., engineer, U. P. Ry, r. 233 S. 7th.

Auert August C., lab, r. 997 Delgany.

August Leo, with Garson, Kerngood & Co., r. 636 Champa. August Moe, manager, Garson, Kerngood & Co., r. 636 Champa.

Augustine Frank, lab, r. rear 49 Holladay.

Augustine George, carpenter, U. P. Ry, r. Ruby, cor. 2d, Highland.

Auld Hugh, cabinetmkr, r. 16th, ne. cor. Marion.

Ault Frank, yardmaster, Union Depot, r. 456 Blake.

Ault George, asst, yardmaster, Union Depot, r. 456 Blake. Aumiller John, brewer, Denver Brewing Co.

Auspitz Emil, dep'v sheriff, r. 267 15th.

Austin Allen, elk, Windsor Drug Store, r. 463 Champa. Austin Annie Miss, teacher, Ebert school, r. 402 California. Austin Charles, lab, 421 Wasoola.

Austin Charles H., elk, auditor, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 84 Penn¬ sylvania.

Austin Frank, gardener, r. east end Bayaud.

Austin Hattie Miss, printer, Merchant Pub. Co., r. 530 Champa Austin Mary Mrs., r. 300 Lawrence.

Austin M. J. Mrs., r. 343 Champa.

Austin Percy, lawyer, r. 614 Clarkson.

AUSTIN, REYNOLDS & CO., (S. S. Austin, C. IT. Reynolds and W. II. Bush,) proprs. Windsor Stables, Omnibus and Carriage Co., 222, 224 and 226 18th.

Austin Samuel B., miner, r. rear 16 Mary, N. D.

Austin S. S., (Austin, Reynolds & Co.,) bds. Windsor Hotel. Austin - , r. rear 254 Champa.

Avaland Alexander, lab, r. Argo.

Averill, William C., elk, Quartermaster U. S. A., 69 Chees- man blk, r. 375 1 4th.

Avery Addison, glove mufr, 301 15th, r. 502 Curtis.

Avery Alida C., physician, 339 20th.

Avery James B., r. 678 Stout.

Avery O. S., auction and commission, 437 Larimer, r, 416 Welton.

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Avis William W., r. 414 Humboldt.

Axe Edmund, wiper, TJ. P. Ry.

Axe John D., lumber, r. Elyria.

Ayres Henrietta B. Miss, teacher Twenty-fourth street school, r. 611 California.

Ayres Josiah F., painter, r. 452 Humboldt.

Ayres Maggie Mrs., grocer, 4844 Lawrence.

Ayres Mary G. Mrs., r. 452 Humboldt.

Ayres Samuel N., r. 450 Wazee.

Ayres Thomas, r. 4844 Lawrence.

Ayres William W., driver, Burnell, Crisman & Co., r. 199 15th,

Baatz Henry, carpenter, U. P. Ry, r. 247 Santa Fe av.

Babb John A., r. 293 15th.

Babbitt John, lab, r. Denver House.

Babcock Ambrose L., carpenter, r. 756 Blake.

Babcock B. B. Mrs., r. 545 Curtis.

Babcock Carlos C.. rubber stampmkr, Novelty Mfg. Co., 284 16th.

Babcock Charles, lab, Denver Fire Clay Co.

Babcock Clarence H., publisher, 7, 294 15th, r. 12tli av, se. cor. Race.

Babcock Frank E., elk, Daniels & Fisher, r. 447 Champa. Babcock Fred., teamster, bds. 437 Blake.

Babcock Henry C., (H. C. Babcock & Son,) r. 12th av, cor. Race.

Babcock Herman D., barber, McAvoy & Hawthorne, r. 337 Lawrence.

BABCOCK H. C. & SON, (H. C. and S. E. Babcock,) agricul¬ tural implements, 15th, nw. cor. Wazee.

Babcock John r. 447 Champa.

Babcock John L., messenger, supt. telegraph, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 470 Welton.

Babcock J. L. Miss, dressmkr, r. 35 Steele blk.

Babcock Stephen E., (H. C. Babcock & Son,) r. 593 WTasoola. Babcock Stephen H., elk, r. 4 Sherman av.

Babcock Walter S., elk, H. C. Babcock & Son, r. 159 14th av. Babcock W. L., r. 1 5 Duff blk, 454 Larimer.

Baber-Pathorn Ella Mrs., music teacher, r. 500 Champa. Bache Anna Miss, dressmaker, r. 373 Champa.

Bachinger Augustus, cigarmkr, r. 682 California.

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Bachinger Christ., cigarmkr, C. Boock, r. 341 Curtis. Bachmann Fred., stock dealer, r. 227 Holladay.

Bachmann James F., car driver, r. 380 Moose.

Bacicot Stephen, r. 26 Argo.

Baciochi L., lab, r. 1 1 1 9th, N. D.

Back H., lah, hds. California House.

Backensto Clara M. Mrs., r. 275 S. 9tli.

Backensto K. E., elk, D. R. G. Ry, r. 275 S. 9tli. Backensto Warren E., collector, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 434 S. 1 1th. Backensto William L., paper hanger, r. 275 S. 9th.

Backman Ben. S., elk, Buffalo Shoe Store, r. 534 Champa. Backman Rosalie Mrs., r. 534 Champa.

Backus Jason J., grocer, 461 Santa Fe av.

Backus - , r. 372 10th.

Bacon Charles A., (Bacon & Son,) r. 45 1£ Glenarm.

Bacon George B., Bacon & Son,) r. 325 Curtis.

Bacon George M., (Bacon & Son,) r. 67 S. 13th.

Bacon George W., r. 64 Symes blk.

Bacon Sames W., carpenter, r. 722 Lawrence.

Bacon Lafayette W., (Bacon & Son,) r. 12 Union place. Bacon M. W. Mrs, furnished rooms, 64 Symes blk.

BACON & SON, (George B. and George M.,) hardware, stoves and tinware, 311 15th.

Bacon & Son, (C. A. and L. W.,) wood and coal, 487 Arapahoe. Bader Fred., waiter, William Wisch, r. West Turner Hall. Badger Annie Miss, restaurant, 367 California.

Badger Jule, tel. operator, r. 260 Stout.

Baeman August, lab, r. Page, nr. B. & M. shops.

Baer A., dairyman, r. Elyria.

Bagan Frank, lab, Grant Smelter.

Bagg Charles L., r. 897 Arapahoe.

BAGLEY CHARLES H., D. D. S., dental rooms, 7 Evans blk, 282 15th.

Bagley Frederic S., civil engineer, r. 7 Evans blk, 282 15th. Bagley George K., grocer, 521 Champa.

Bagley Henry A., chief elk, D. & X. O. R. R., r. 356 14th. Bagley Herman J., bkpr, M. J. McNamara & Co., r. 356 14th. BAGLEY JAMES M., designer and engraver on wood, 257 17th, cor. Larimer, r. 121 Kansas av.

Bagnatori Luigi, maccaronimkr, M. Magnani & Co., r. 482 Blake.

Balirens John H., saddler, S. P. Barbee, r. 292 Arapahoe. Bailey Alfred, miner, r. 401 Clarkson.

Bailey Alicia Mrs., r. 452 S. 15th.

Bailey Asahel W., r. 593 Stout.

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Bailey Benjamin F., surveyor, r. 259 Rogers.

Bailey Charles, machinist, B. & M. R. R., bds. Red Lion Hotel.

Bailey Frank L., carpenter U. P. Ry, r. 272 Olive.

Bailey George, carpenter, r. 796 Stout.

Bailey George W. (Hicks & Bailey,) r. 291 Pennsylvania av. Bailey Hjenry, cook F. G. Hubbard.

Bailey Henry G., civil engineer, 423 Arapahoe, r. 232 E. 18th. Bailey Hiram L., (Bailey & Allen,) r. 613 Arapahoe.

Bailey Horace J., stenographer, Patterson & Thomas, r. 453 Curtis.

Bailey John A., (Haswell & Bailey,) r. 797 Glenarm.

Bailey John W., mining, r. 217 Grant av.

Bailey Jonathan D., carpenter, r. 275 Antelope.

Bailey Joseph L., r. 382 Welton Bailey Kate Mrs., teacher, r. 452 S. 15th.

Baily Presly S., mining, r. 381 Glenarm.

Bailey Robert, bkpr, First Nat. Bank, r. 309 14th.

Bailey William, driver, Street Ry, r. 474 Arapahoe.

BAILEY & ALLEN, (HiranTL. Bailey and Henry L. Allen,) proprs. Bulls Head Corral and Stock Yards, 16th, ne. cor. Wazee.

Bain Dove, Mrs., r. 6, 415 Curtis.

Bainter Jennie E., (J. E. Bainter & Bro.,) 345 S. 10th. Bainter J. E. & Bro., (J. E. Bainter and L. A. Hinton,) gro¬ cers, r. 345 S. 10th.

Bair Edward L., patternmkr, r. 9S3 Blake.

Bair James S., dep. county surveyor, bds. European Hotel. Bair John W., (Tindell & Bair,) r. 235 Colfax av.

Bair Peter, stone mason, bds. Carr House.

Bair William R., brakeman, r. 983 Blake.

Baird Benjamin F., coachman, George Tritch.

Baird Chambers, jr., lawyer, Tilford, Gilmore & Rhodes, r. 23 Elite blk.

Baird Robert J., mer. police, r. 280 14th.

Baitinger Albert, driver, J. G. Koffer, r. 375 Stout.

Baitinger Eva E. Mrs., r. 375 Stout.

Baker Addison E., r. Colfax av., sw. cor. 7th.

Baker Adolph G., brakeman, r. 449 California.

Baker Albert J., brickmnfr, r. 353 10th.

Baker Alexander, saloon, 1035 Holladay, r. 1075 Holladay. Baker A. C., elk, Mrs. S. Seth. r. 437 Larimer.

Baker A. P., r. 244 10th.

Baker Charles, policeman, City Hall, r. 1075 Holladay.

Baker Charles, printer, r. 265 19th.

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Baker Charlotte Mrk., r. Grand av., sw. cor. 5th.

Baker D. L., elk, S. J. Baker, r. 773 Glenarm.

Baker Edwin J., bkkpr, r. 490 Curtis.

Baker Eliza Mrs., r. 627 Champa.

Baker E. M. Miss, r. 490 Curtis.

Baker Frank, printer, C. J. Relley, r. 449 California.

Baker Fred B., lab, r. 25 31st.

Baker Fred T., lawyer, 284 15th.

Baker F. B., bricklayer, bds. 235 8th.

Baker George A., jr., r. 764 Sherman av.

Baker Helen C. Miss, r. Grand av. sw. cor. 5th.

Baker Henry, baker, Freund & Co.

Baker Henry P., elk, Telephone Co., r. 305 Ransas av.

Baker James E., carpenter, r. E. 17th, nw. cor. Lafayette. Baker James H., principal, High school, r. 11 Lincoln av. Baker James R., r. 632 S. 15th.

Baker James S., carpenter, U. P. Ry, r. Grand av., cor. 5th. Baker John, groom, La Veta Place.

Baker John, teamster, Murphy <fc Marsh, r. 567 Larimer. Baker John A., mining, r. 33 Antelope.

Baker Joseph A., watchman, U. P. Ry, r. 777 Lawrence. Baker Joseph M., bds. 235 8th.

Baker Josephine Mrs., r. 449 California.

Baker J. A., elk, Republican, r. 74 E. 17th.

Baker J. W., lab, B. & M. R. R., r. Oakland House.

Baker Lucv Mrs., r. 555^ Larimer.

Baker Malinda Mrs., col'd, r. 2 Ransas av.

Baker Mary B. Miss, r. 1075 Holladay.

Baker Nathan A., ice dealer, r. Colfax av., sw. cor. 7th.

Baker Nathaniel, r. 325 18th.

Baker Olof, lab, r. 494 New Haven.

Baker R. E. Miss, elk, J. H. Meinhardt, r. 490 Curtis.

Baker Samuel, barkpr, Louis Boinay, bds. 1075 Holladay. Baker Samuel J., grocer, 416 15th, r. 773 Glenarm.

Baker Sanford, r. 472 California.

Baker Smith, wks, U. P. Ry, bds. 165 Grand av.

Baker S. B., carpenter, r. Gilpin, bet. E. 16th and E. 17th. Baker Thomas J., meat cutter, G. App, r. 7 Antelope Terrace. Baker U. S., driver, Furey & Holaday, r. 2 Ransas av.

Baker William, printer, Denver Printing Co.

Baker William B., r. 437 23d.

Baker William C., policeman, r. 1075 Holladay.

Baker William C., blksmith, bds. Templeton House.

Baker William H., real estate, 17th, se. cor. Larimer, r. 258 Evans.

Robertson Carriage Co. 379 and 381 Arapahoe Street.

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Balbach Charles, supt. Omaha & Grant Smelting and Refin¬ ing Co.

Balch Loren A., stenographer, W. J. Kinsey Implement Co. r. 380 Wasoola.

Balcom M. A. Mrs., r. 487 23d.

Balcom Robert G., carpenter, r. 374 Parkinson.

Balcom Will A., civil engineer, Colorado Loan and Trust Co., r. 487 23d.

Baldwin Charles W., r. 238 E. 18th.

BALDWIN COAL, E. J. Binford, gen'l agt., 16th, cor. Delgany. Baldwin C. Mrs., r. 246 25th.

Baldwin Eliza Miss, r. S. 1 1th, bet. Lake av. and Ellsworth. Baldwin Henry L., books, r. 295 Kansas av.

Baldwin Mary A. Mrs., r. 809 Stout.

Baldwin Nehemiah S., carpenter, Fred. Cramer, r. 542 Blake. Baldwin Orville, mer. police, 371 Lawrence, r. 46 Bert,N. D. Baldwin Thomas J., auctioneer, r. 494 Arapahoe.

BALDWIN WILLIAM F., sec'y Rocky Mountain Insurance and Savings Institution, r. Clear Creek av., sw. cor. Kent. Baldwin William H. H., lab, r. 809 Stout.

Baldey Edwin L., supt. carriers, Post-office, r. 294 Curtis. Bales J. W. Mrs., r. 683 Arapahoe.

Balfe Patrick H., foreman, H. A. Holme & Co., r. 118 Colfax. Ball Arthur E., painter, 243 11th, r. Villa Park.

Ball Benjamin R., r. 792 Arapahoe.

Ball Ben. E., bkkpr., City Laundry, r. 750 Lawrence.

Ball Edward C., musician, r. 221 Santa Fe av.

Ball Edward R., elk, Colo. Ry. Association, r. 356 14th.

Ball Emma Miss, bds. 587 Champa.

Ball Jabez, carpenter, Ilallack Lumber Co., r. ws. Willow Lane, bet. Olive and Pine.

Ball James H., lab, Lincoln av, cor. Moose.

Ball Jesse C., stenographer, r. 633 Lafayette.

Ball Jesse, elk, U. P. Ry, bds. 587 Champa.

Ball John J. T., office 422 Larimer, r. 497 Champa.

Ball J. C., elk, gen'l frt. office U. IJ. Ry, r. 633 Lafayette. Ball Walter W., machinist, W. E. Scott & Co., r. 568 Curtis. Ball William H., wks. Grant smelter, r. 251 Kansas.

Ballard Charles, haekman, r. rear 42 1 Curtis.

Ballard Stephen H., (Hinsdale, Underhill <fc Ballard,) r. 15 Bancroft blk.

Ballenger^John H., (Corbett & Ballenger,) r. 24 Lincoln av. Ballin Charles, (Chas. Ballin & Co.,) r. 681 Champa, cor. 25th. BALLIN CHARLES & CO., (Charles Ballin and L. Ransohoff,) dry goods, 381 and 383 Lawrence.

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Gen, Agt., 16th St., cor. Delgany and 19th, St., cor. Wazee.

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Ballon William, lawyer, r. Walbrach blk.

Balsiger Paul, r. 93 Pearl.

Bamberg Charles, lab, bds. 220 11th.

Bamberg Herman, lab, Anton Laux.

Bamberger Leopold, office 46 and 48 King blk, r. 347 Welton. Bamer William, lab, U. P. Ry, r. Ruby, ne. cor. 5th, High¬ land.

Bancroft Benj. C., (Chain, Hardy & Co.,) r. 49 S. 14th. Bancroft Block, 16th, nw. cor. Stout.

Bancroft Frank H., r. 49 Pennsylvania av.

Bancroft F. J., (Bancroft & Dunning,) r. 79 Grant av. Bancroft George W., r. room 8, 384 Curtis.

Bancroft James, musician, r. 414 Broadway.

Bancroft L. A. Mrs., r. 49 Pennsylvania av.

Bancroft & Dunning, (F. J. Bancroft and W. B. Dunning,) physicians, Bancroft blk, 16th, nw. cor. Stout.

Bandhauer August, tillerman Hook and Ladder No. 1, City Hall.

BANDHAUER ROBERT, blacksmith and carriage shop, 185 15th, r. 18th, ne. cor. Fairview av, N. D.

Bangert Charles, waiter, r. 244 10th.

Bangs Charles A., elk, r. 329 Buffalo.

Bangs Charles C., miner, r. 329 Buffalo.

BANK SALOON, Henry Schultz, propr, 1 5th, nw. cor. Holladay. Banks Austin, captain Hose No. 2, r. 280 14th.

Banks James, carpenter, r. 248 California.

BANKS JOHN, propr. Wentworth Hotel, 475 and 477 Ara¬ pahoe.

Banks M. A. Mrs., r. 709 Lincoln av.

Banks Thaddeus C., elk, Tribune-Republican, r. 709 Lincoln av Banks William, col'd, lab, r. rear 574 Larimer.

Bannick Henry, elk, William Maguire, r. 336 7th.

Bannick Peter II., musician, r. 336 7th.

Bausemer John, r. 347 Glenarm.

Banseraer M. L. Miss, teacher of music, University of Denver. Bansemer Alida Mrs., r. 320 14th.

Banta Daniel, miner, r. 701 Glenarm.

Banzhaf J. A., harnessmkr, bds. Mountain View' House. Barbee James W., agt. Depot D. & R. G. and W. F. <fc Co.'s Express, r. 650 Champa.

BARBEE SAMUEL P., saddles, harness and trunks, 413 Law¬ rence, r. 650 Champa.

Barber James M., r. 594 Curtis.

Barber J. Frank, dentist, r. 793 Curtis.

Barber Samuel B., painter, r. 794 California.

Daniels & Fisher, Wholesale Dry Goods, Denver

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Barberi Antonio, fruit stand, Arapahoe, ne. cor. 16th, r. 591 Wazee.

Barberi Nicholas, (Barberi & Daprato,) r. 125 11th.

Barberi & Daprato, (N. Barberi and Antonio Daprato,) res¬ taurant, 226 15th.

Barbian Joseph A., trunkmkr, F. W. Gromm, r. 343 Colfax. Barbier Irene, lab, r. 309 6th.

Barclay Block, Larimer, nw. cor. 18th.

Barclay Charles, teamster Kuner Pickle Co., r. 22d, sw. cor. Blake.

Barclay Peter F., supt. U. S. P. O. bldg, 380 Arapahoe. Barclay S. Mrs., r. Elite blk, 285 15th.

Barcus James T., soapmkr. Union Stock Yards.

Barcus William, with J. T. Barcus, r. Elyria.

Bard Irving, wks, 391 16th.

Barenscheer George H., baker, r. 7 1 Mary, N. D.

Barets Sam., (Sam. Barets & Co.,) r. 333 16th.

BARETS SAM. & CO., (Samuel Barets, Harry Rab, and Jacob Boehm,) liquors and cigars, 333 16th.

Bargin John, r. Smith Lake.

Barhyte George W., messenger W. F. & Co.'s Express, r. 403 22d.

Barkalow Bros., (D. Y. and S. D. Barkalow,) railroad news agts, Union Depot.

Barkalow Newton E., with Barkalow Bros., Union Depot. Barker Anselem H., r. 176 Washington av.

Barker Block, 15th, sw. cor. Stout.

Barker Cyrus A., switchman U. P. Ry, r. 766 Holladay. Barker Edmund S., stone contractor, 518 Wewatta, r. 779 Lincoln av.

Barker Frank H., elk, r. 277 Glenarm.

Barker Horace G., M. D., druggist, Blake, cor. 17th, and 875£ Holladay.

Barker James, lab, bds. 169 Larimer.

Barker James E., elk, O. P. Baur, r. 351 Glenarm.

Barker Joshua, charcoal dealer, r. Santa Fe av, nw. cor. Bayaud.

Barker Joshua E., r. Santa Fe av, nw. cor. Bayaud.

Barker J. R. Mrs., r. 344 18th.

Barker Link, capt. Hose 4, City Hall.

Barker Michael, lab, bds. 169 Larimer.

Barker Walter L ., grocer, 429 Champa, r. 432 Champa. Barker William J., engineer, Colo. Electric Co., r. Kent, cor. Goss, N. D.

Barker William J., r. 67 Lincoln av.

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Barkhausen Joseph H., business manager, Celt, r. 682 Law¬ rence.

Barlow Thomas, brick layer, r. 6 Union place.

Barmettler Anna Mrs., r. 528 Santa Fe av.

Barmettler Joseph, elk, r. 528 Santa Fe av.

Barnacle John, fireman, D. & R. G. Ry.

Barnard J. Edward, lab, r. Clark, ne. cor. Lake av.

Barnard John, r. Vine, nr. 10th av.

Barnard Orlin J., lab, r. Vine, nr. 10th av.

Barnes Arthur, shoemkr, G. C. McCoy, r. foot of 19th.

Barnes Arthur W., with P. W. Barnes, r. 40 Sherman av. Barnes Charles, lab, r. 557 Wewatta.

Barnes Charles, col'd, porter, Denver Nat. Bank.

Barnes Charles E., fireman, r. 107 19th.

Barnes Chester D., elk, medical dept. U. P. Ry, Union Depot, r. 345 20th.

Barnes Edwin A., r. 439 Lafayette.

Barnes Eva Miss, teacher, Ebert school, r. 40 Sherman av. Barnes Fannie Miss, teacher, Emerson school, r. 376 Wasoola. Barnes Frank, lab, r. 557 Wewatta.

Barnes Frank A., lab, r. 631 S. 12th.

Barnes Herbert, carpenter, Hallack & Howard.

Barnes Henry L., (Barnes, Schaefer & Co.,) office Lothrop blk, 457 Lawrence, r. 770 Stout.

Barnes James, fireman, Windsor Hotel Barnes Johana Mrs., r. 956 Blake.

Barnes John, bell boy, Windsor Hotel.

Barnes John H., artesian water, r. 439 Lafayette.

Barnes Joseph M., carpenter, r. 793 Larimer.

Barnes L. Miss, dressmkr, bds. 506 Arapahoe.

Barnes Michael, lab, r. 557 Wewatta.

Barnes Phineas W., real estate, 418 Curtis, r. 40 Sherman av. Barnes Samuel, lab, r. 173 19th.

Barnes Samuel D., lawyer, 13 Clifford blk, 406 Lawrence, r. 342 Broadway.

Barnes Schaefer & Co., (H. L. Barnes, Conrad, Schaefer and W. C. Lothrop,) cattle growers, Lothrop blk, 457 Law¬ rence.

Barnes S. Mrs., r. 455 Welton.

Barnes William, driver, Windsor Stables, r. 226 18th.

Barnes William, brakeman, r. 254 Larimer.

Barnes William, hackman, r. 470 Curtis.

Barnett Coleman A., runner, Metropolitan Hotel, r. 192 17th. Barnett E., clothing, 417 Larimer.

Barnett Israel, elk, E. Barnett, 417 Larimer.

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Barnett Marcus, elk, E. Barnett, 417 Larimer.

Barnett Solomon €., manager, E. Barnett, 417 Larimer. Barnett William, carpenter, r. 528 Stout.

Barnett Will, elk, E. Barnett, 417 Larimer.

Barney A., elk, auditor, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 312 18th.

Barney Hiram W., ranchman, r. 571 Park.

Barney James A., driver, Street Ry, r. 892 Larimer.

Barney Liveous, real estate, r. 306 Welton.

Barney Royal S., upholsterer, Kilpatrick & Brown, r. 1417th. Barnuin Charles, engineer, U. P. Ry.

Barnum Charles, r. 393 Blake.

Barnum Daniel P., elk, F. W. Crocker & Co., r. Clear Creek av., bet. Kent and Scott, N. D.

Barnum Isaac E., lawyer, 39 Kingblk, r. 12 Pennsylvania av. Barr Henry W., policeman, City Hall, r. 508 California.

Barr John, dairyman, r. 92 16th, N. D.

Barr Joseph, policeman, City Hall, r. 370 Wewatta.

Barr O. J. Mrs., r. 400 S. 15th.

Barra Rocco Louis, saloon, 197 16th, r. 127 11th.

Barrake Carmael, lab, r. rear 585 Wazee.

Barrett Charles M., civil engineer, r. 283 23d.

Barrett Eunice P. Miss, teacher, Whittier school, r. 39 Clark¬ son.

Barrett George, civil engineer, r. 283 23d.

Barrett George W., miner, r. 2 S. 13th.

Barrett John, r. 477 Lawrence. '

Barrett John, r. 2 S. 13th.

Barrett John H., grainer, F. C. Collenburg & Co., r. 17 Broadway.

Barrett William, switchman, U. P. Ry, r. 348 29th.

Barrett William W., carpenter, r. ns. Curtis bet. 7th and 8th. Barrett W. K., express messenger, r. 187 17th.

Barrickman Charles W., r. 641 Curtis.

Barrie William S., machinist, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 433 S. 8th. Barriger George G., blksmith, r. 21 Platte, N. D.

Barrock James, (Barrock & Reynolds,) r. 272 10th.

Barrock & Reynolds, (J. A. Barrock and G. H. Reynolds,) grocers, 514 Larimer.

Barron Alida J. Miss, teacher, Longfellow school, r. 483 Welton.

Barron Charles W., driver, Pacific Express, r. 486 Larimer. Barron John W., collector, r. 37 1 Dailey av.

Barron Joseph S., stock grower, r. 691 Lawrence.

Barron Nicholas P., upholsterer, Windsor Hotel, r. rear 471 Lawrence.

B, L, James & Go., Dealers in Paints, Oils, Etc.

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Barron William W., fireman, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 373 Dailey av. Barrow Charles, elk, Daniels & Fisher, r. 565 California. Barrows D. F., bkkpr, E. F. Hallack Lumber & Mfg. Co., r. 595 Welton.

Barrows E. Storrs, r. 1 La Yeta Place.

Barrows Grace Miss, stenographer, U. S. Courts, r. 1 La Veta Place.

Barrows John W., elk, Colorado Loan and Trust Co., r. 416 Tremont.

Barrows J. S., bds. 416 Tremont.

Barrows Oliver B., elk, r. 1 La Yeta Place.

Berry Hannah Miss, dressmkr, r. 318 Welton.

Barry James B., decorator, B. L. James & Co., r. 251 Cali¬ fornia.

Barry John, machinist, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 325 S. 9th.

Barry Joseph, janitor, Tribune-Republican.

Barsaclis J. H., ruler, News, r. 20 S. 15th.

Barsaloux David, engineer, U. P. Ry, r. ll£ McNasser av. Barteldes Theodore, (Barteldes & Patch,) r. 1 1 1 Pennsylvania. Barteldes & Patch, (F. W.and Theodore Barteldes and R. A.

Patch,) fruits, 403 Holladay.

Bartels Block, 15th, nw. cor. Holladay.

Bartels Carrie Miss, r. 339 Curtis.

Bartels C. H. Mrs., r. 373 California.

Bartels Gustave C., (Bartels & Blood,) r. 413 Stout.

Bartels Louis F., r. 373 California.

Bartels Theodore W., elk, R. G. Dun & Co., r. 373 California. BARTELS & BLOOD, (G. C. Bartels and James H. Blood,) lawyers, 384 Lawrence.

Bartelt G. Fred., lab, r. 955 Holladay.

Barter Thomas, r. 365 18th.

Barth Block, 1 6th, nw. cor. Lawrence.

Barth Fred., teamster, r. 231 Santa Fe av.

Barth John, elk, r. 532 Champa.

Barth Katie Miss, dressmaker, r. 532 Champa.

Barth Moritz, (William Barth & Bro.,) r. 526 Arapahoe. Barth Tillie Miss, r. 325 Curtis.

Barth William, (William Barth & Bro.,) r. 397 Stout.

Barth William, lab, J. Holmes, r. Blake, cor. 32d.

BARTH WILLIAM & BRO., (William and Moritz Barth,) investment securities, Barth blk, 16th, cor. Lawrence. Barthelet Emil, cook, Vienna Cafe.

Barthes Casimier, head cook Denver Club, r. 529 Arapahoe. Bartlett Frank H., r. 280 Champa.

Bartlett Fremont T., r. Arapahoe school.

Warerooms and Repository

BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES, Arapahoe St., bet. 15th and 16th

McPhee & McGinnity,

Mnfrs. SASH, DOORS and BLINDS, Corner 18th and Wazee.

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Bartlett Hanna C. Mrs., r. 280 Champa.

Bartlett Joseph H., janitor Arapahoe school.

Bartlett Orin F., waiter, James Zippar, r. 280 Champa. Bartlett P., lab, Rolling Mills.

Bartlett S. W. Mrs., r. 331 19th.

Bartley Roger S., ass't. calculation elk, U. S. Mint, r. 308 S. 15th.

BARTON ELIAS R., manager Continental Oil Co., 47 King blk, r. 827 Stout.

Barton George A , coml. agt., bds. Windsor Hotel.

Barton Levi B., wagonmkr, Dunbar & Davidson, r. 502 Clarkson.

Barton Marvin F., real estate, r. Virginia av., nr. Exposi¬ tion bldg.

Bartram Eli S., cutter Appel & Co., r. 238 Evans.

Barz Albert H., cabinetmkr, A. Gustafson, r. 119 Pennsylva- j nia av.

Basey Henry, elk., bds. 386 S. 8th.

Baskerville H. N. Mrs., r. 204 10th. I

Baskin William C., lawyer, r. 628 Antelope.

Basnett William M., r. 408 Lawrence.

Bass, Fowler & Lane, (J. F. Bass, E. E. Fowler and F. W.

Lane,) hay and grain, 197 Santa Fe av.

Bass John F., elk, F. R. Eastman & Co., r. 483 Sherman av. ! Bastable Bartholomew, brakeman, D. & N. O. R. R., r. 446 ! Blake.

Batchelder George H., elk, Anthony Sweeney, r. 18 Liu- J coin av.

Batchelder John P., carpenter, r. 425 Alameda av.

Batchelder Maggie Mrs., nurse, r. 797 Blake.

Batchellor Isaac H., r. 898 Champa.

Bateman Joshua C., r. 482 Santa Fe av.

Bateman Samuel N., physician, r. 482 Santa Fe av.

Bateman Thomas, physician, 3 Evans blk, 280 1 5th, r. 482 | Santa Fe av.

Bates Alvah C., city salesman, Martin & Co., r. 485 Champa, j Bates Andrew, real estate, r. 76 Symes blk.

Bates Charles S., expressman, r. 275 S. 11th.

Bates Emanuel N., elk, r. 340 Santa Fe av.

Bates Frank P., dentist, with W. K. Dameron, r. Union blk. Bates George C., lawyer, 4 and 5 Opera House blk, r. 344 18th. Bates George S., tinner, Shryock & Sanford, r. 278 20th.

Bates II. F., elk, Struby, Estabrook & Co., r. 581 Waverly. Bates James, miner, r. 237£ 10th.

Bates John S., grocer, 766 Larimer, r. 725 California.

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Bates John W., elk, Elder & Bates, r. 725 California.

Bates Joseph E., supt. poor, Court House, r. 322 11th.

Bates Joseph E., insurance, r. 144 Lincoln av.

Bates Mary H. Barker Mrs., physician, r. 344 18th.

| Bates Oscar M., r. 339$ 8th.

i Bates Samuel H., operator, W. U. T. Co., r. 567 Lawrence. Bates William E., door walker, M. J. McNamara & Co., r. 322 1 1th.

Bates William L., (Bates & Webb,) r. Chicago, Ill.

BATES & WEBB, (W. L. Bates and J. T. Webb,) photograph¬ ers, 40 and 42 Tabor blk.

Batich Angelo, cook, A. Filipovich.

Batione Block, 436 and 438 Larimer.

Batiste Henry, col'd, barber, r. 660 Larimer.

! Batley George, cook, r. 113 15th.

Batten John, watchman, r. 103 S. 13th.

Batten William, stone mason, r. 1 12th av. l Batten William C., upholsterer, Kilpatrick & Brown, r. 1 ; 12th av.

Baudwin J. J., r. 23 Clifford blk.

I Bauer Mary Miss, waiter, 244 10th.

| Bauer Charles, butcher, bds. 418 Blake.

I Baufle George, lab, Greenlee & Sons, r. rear 334 8th.

Baugh Harry L., collector, F. M. Hardenbrook, r. 35 Skinner

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Baugh John, mer. police, 371 Lawrence, r. 441 Lafayette. Baugh Stuart L., elk, cashier D. &R. G. Ry, r. 35 Skinner blk. Baum Henry C., bkkpr, W. G. Evans & Co., r. Evans blk. Baum Jacob, butcher, Graham & Wheeler, r. 285 Larimer. Baum Madison, carpenter, r. Symes blk.

Baumann Ernst, butcher, r. 349 7th.

Bauman Fred., lab, H. Breiding.

Baumeister Frederick, driver, r. 945 Arapahoe.

Baumgarth Charles, shoemkr, E. Groetzschel, r. 194 11 th. Baumgartner Henry G., engineer, r. rear 229 11th. Baumgartner John R., carpenter, r, Elyria.

Baumgartner William, shoemkr, 343 15th, r. 291 Arapahoe. Baur A. R., elk, O. P. Baur, r. 376 Larimer.

Baur Charles E., elk, Louis Witkowski, r. 701 Champa.

BAUR 0. P., confectioner, 376 Larimer.

Bautsch John, boots and shoes, r. 797 Larimer.

Baxter Frank W., elk, Schroter & Haines, r. 409 Larimer. BAXTER JOSEPH N., lawyer and notary public, 40 and 42 King blk, r. 325 22d.

Baxter Katie Miss, wks. Ed. Hewitt.

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Baxter Laura Miss, teacher, Twenty-fourth st. school, r.

632 Holladay.

Baxter William, lab, Metropolitan Hotel.

Bay Archibald, blksmith, r. 838 Welton.

Bay Charles C„ baker, A. G. Rhoads, r. 838 Welton.

Bay George W., barkpr, Lindell Hotel, r. 838 Welton.

Bay Harry, wks. transfer, r. 375 Holladay.

Bayer Anton, barkpr, C. F. Miller, r. 638 Blake.

Baver Frank, carpenter, r. 332 Willow Lane.

Bavles Benjamin H., stock grower, r. 344 Stout.

Bayne George G„ elk, Harvey & Parker, r. 691 Larimer.

Bayne Mary E. Mrs., r. 691 Larimer. .

Bayne Roberta Miss, elk, W. F. Hamilton, r. 691 Larimer.

Baynton Sarah J. Mrs., r. 206 S. 10th.

Baynton William H., lab, r. 206 S. 10th.

Beadleston Kate Miss, dressmkr, r. 500 Arapahoe.

Beahen Patrick, lab, bds. 552 Holladay. .

Beal Horace W., (Beal & Davidson,) r. 800 California.

Beal & Davidson, (H.W. Beal and C. C. Davidson,) mdse,

Beales°John R., tinner, Lewis & Scott, r. 676 Holladay.

Beales M A. Mrs., grocer, 676 Holladay. , _ _

Beales Richard. IKery stable, 678 Holladay, r. 676 Holladay.

Beals William H„ peddler, r. 123 Kansas av.

Beals Joseph H„ (Smedley & Beals,) r .5 Skinner blk.

Beamuir Victor, fireman, bds. Lindell Hotel.

Bean William IL, mining, r. 828 Champa.

Bearc.e H. B. Mrs., r. 367 Stout.

Beard A. B., elk, A. C. Smith, r. 336 21st.

Beard Eben, insurance, r. 46 Clarkson.

Beard Harry A., elk, U. P. Ry, r. ns. Emerald av., bet. 4th and 5th, Highland.

Beard Harry A., brakeman, D. & hi. O. K. K.

Beard Howard G., lab, bds. 169 Larimer.

Beard James A., mining, r. 837 Larimer.

Beard John P., machinist, U. P. Ry, r. 837 Lanmei.

Beardslee Frank, elk, motive power dept., U. P. Ry, r. 829 Larimer.

Beardsley A. L., mining, r. 433 Arapahoe Beardsley Clara M. Miss, teacher, Whittier school, r. 757

Beardsley6 Isaac H. Rev., pastor St. James M. E. Church, r.

244 Colfax av. - i S- E2

Beardsley Jacob T., expressman, r 757 Lawrence. - W

Beardsley James, lab, bds. Columbus House. ! -

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Beardsley William L., r. 57 Clarkson.

Beasley Richard, painter, Wilmore & Doherty.

Beaton Arthur G., elk, Daniels & Fisher, r. 273 Glenarm. Beattie Albert B., painter, r. 674 Curtis.

Beattie Daniel S., r. rear 845 Holladay.

Beattie Henry P., (W. H. Lawrence & Co.,) r. 9 Broadway. Beatty Edward J., stone cutter, r. 329 Moose.

Beatty Melbourn, carpenter, r. S. 13th, cor. Cherry creek. Beatty William R, city auditor, City Hall, r. 543 California. Beaty A. L., student, r. 20 E. 18th.

Beaty Robert, col'd, gardener, r. Santa Fe av, sw. cor. Bridger. Beauchamp Laura Miss, r. 440 Holladay.

Beaumont H., brakeman, U P. Ry.

Beaver Willard, helper, U. P. Ry, r. 230 27th.

Beazley William J., elk, Garson, Kerngood & Co., r. 684 Larimer.

Bebee Abraham, harnessmkr, H. II. Heiser, r. 107 Pennsyl¬ vania av.

Bebell William F., silverware, 272.^ 1 7th, r. 319 Lawrence. Bechtold R., bds. Black Bear Hotel.

Beck Amandus, grocer, 320 Holladay, r. 360 13th.

Beck Della Mrs., r. 201 12th.

Beck Harry, elevatorman, Windsor Hotel.

Beck Henry E„ wiper, U. P. Ry.

Beck Henry C., grocer, 724 Larimer.

Beck Isaac T., mining, r. 209 Grant av.

Beck John, plasterer, bds. 481 Arapahoe.

Beck Simson, elk, A. Jacobs & Co., r. 306 Stout.

Beck Theodore, porter, Ph. Zang & Co.

Beck Thomas M., miner, bds. Planters House.

Beck William E., chief justice supreme court, r. 343 Champa. Becker August, lab, McPhee & McGinnity.

Becker Harry A., elk, r. 303 Arapahoe.

Becker Henry A., cigarmkr, F. Sternberg, r. 760 Holladay. Becker Jacob, baker, 547 Downing av.

Becker Jacob, expressman, r. rear 862 Larimer.

Becker Julia Mrs., r. 19tli, cor. Hartford.

BECKER J. H., wholesale liquors and cigars, 387 Blake. Becker J., miller, J. K. Mullen & Co.

Becker M. Mrs., r. 303 Arapahoe.

Becker W., lab, Pacific Express Co.

Beckett Hannah B. Mrs., fancy goods, 374 15th.

Beckett Jennie Z. Miss, r. 374 15th.

Beckmann August, lab, r. rear 329 Williams.

Beckwith Paul, civil engineer, r. 37l Welton.

Carriages, Buggies, Phaetons,

Concord Work, 379 and 381 iy Arapahoe St.,bet,15th & 16th

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Beckwith Walter C., (Beckwith & Elberson,) r. 285 Curtis. Beckwith & Elberson, (Walter C. Beckwith and Albert W. Elberson,) saloon, 284 17th.

Beckwourtli Methodist Episcopal Chapel, S. Water, sw. cor. Beckwourth.

Becraft Henry L., engineer, Union Depot, r. 31 15th.

Bedell Albert J., stock raiser, r. 777 Curtis.

Bedell Charles V., physician and res. surgeon, Union Pacific Hospital, 271 17th.

Bedell Hannah L. Mrs., r. 777 Curtis.

Bedell Rock L., trav. agt. C. tfc N. W. Ry, bds. Windsor Hotel.

Bedell William, r. 337 Lawrence.

Bedson John H., gen'l supt. Denver Circle Railroad, 324 Lar¬ imer, bds. St. James Hotel.

Bedwell George B., lab, 305 16th.

Beebe Abraham, harnessmkr, r. 107 Pennsylvania av.

Beebe Charles E., (Himber & Beebe,) 442^ Lawrence.

Beebe John E., photographer, 438 Arapahoe, r. 492 Curtis. Beebe Mortimer W., veterinary surgeon, 224 18th, r. 445 W elton.

Beebee Block, 448 and 450 Lawrence.

Beebee F. W. Mrs., r. 448 Lawrence.

Beecher Edgar B., r. 415 Arapahoe.

Beecher Joseph N., foreman, Goodridge & Marfell, r. Alta, between Olive and Pine.

Beedle Charles, bricklayer, r. 261 Lawrence.

Beeger Herman, mining expert, r. 384 Lawrence.

Beemer J. Miss, elocutionist, r. 346 Welton.

Beemer Nellie Mrs., r. 263 19th.

Beers Ephraim P., miner, r. 475 Park.

Beesley J. M., bkkpr, bds. 319 Holladay.

Beeson John, lab, r. 1061 Wewatta.

Beeson John W., farmer, r. 682 S. Water.

Beeson Lincoln, farmer, r. 682 S. Water.

Beeson Richard, farmer, r. 682 S. Water.

BEESON WILLIAM H., sign painter, 413 Curtis, r. 475 Sher¬ man av, cor. Bowles.

Beeson W. W., fireman, D. & R. G. Ry.

Beger Richard, confectionery, 848£ Larimer.

Begg William A., steamfitter, r. 433 S. 8tli.

Beggs Emma L. Mrs., r. 441 Humboldt.

Beggs E. V. Mrs., 262 California.

Beggs Gertrude Miss, teacher, Whittier school, r. 441 Hum¬ boldt.

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Beggs James H., messr. passr. dept. D. & R. G. Rv.

Beggs Robert H., principal Whittier school, r. 441 Humboldt. Belineman Henry F., saddler, S. P. Barbee, r. 357 Wasoola. Behrenburg Mary Miss, dressmkr, r. 551 California.

Behrens Kossuth, tailor, Skinner Bros. & Wright, r. 194 15th. Behrle Herman, musician, r. 622 Holladay.

Behrmont Fred., helper, r. 825 Larimer.

Behymer Henry M., (Tidball & Behymer,) r. Lafayette, cor. E. 16th.

Beihl Charles E., r. 508 New Haven.

Beirne Bros., (G. W. and E. P.,) saloon, 328 and 330 21st. Beirne Edward P. (Beirne Bros.,) r. 634 Champa.

Beirne George W., (Beirne Bros.,) r. 634 Champa.

Beis Nathan, city agt. Maaz & Co., r. 417 11th.

Beitenman W. Wallace, (W. W. Beitenman & Co.,) r. 618 Larimer.

BEITENMAN W. W. & CO., (W. W. Beitenman and H. A.

Marquett,) druggists, 618 Larimer.

Belcher Gilbert N., (Belcher & Reynolds,) r. 472 Lawrence. Belcher John H. Maj., quartermaster, TJ. S. A., 69 Cheesman blk, r. 13 Lincoln av.

! Belcher John W., depy. U. S. Marshal, r. 345 11th.

Belcher & Reynolds, (G. N. Belcher and D. B. Reynolds,) saloon, 472 Lawrence, j Belden Almeron, r. Arapahoe school, j Belden David D., r. 405 17th.

I Belden William, engineer, U. P. Ry, bds. Mountain View House.

Beless Frank W., fireman, D. <fc R. G. Ry, r. 306 12th. Belfield William, ladderman, Hook 1, City Hall, r. 514 Champa.

Belford James B., lawyer, 35 Opera House blk., r. 393 Glenarm. Belgrave R. musician, r. 309 15th.

Belisle John, r. 511 Wewatta.

Bell Andrew G., (M. L. & A. G. Bell,) r. 13 McNasser av. Bell Andrew J., tel. operator, r. rear 193 11th.

Bell A. R. Miss, (A. R. Bell & Co.,) r. 325 15th.

Bell A. R. & Co., (A. R. and S. J. Bell,) ladies furnishers, 325 15th.

Bell Bernard, shoemkr, r. 4 Yinot blk.

Bell Cary, watchman, bds. 11 New Haven.

Bell Clifton, (Clifton Bell & Co.,) r. 446 Champa.

Bell Clifton & Co., (Clifton Bell, D. M. Pomerov and C. F.

Samson,) club rooms, rear 268 16th, and Opera* House blk. Bell D. C. Mrs., r. 347 17th.

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Notions and Furnishing Goods

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If you are looking for

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Bell Frank, watchman, H. W. Erie, 416 Arapahoe.

Bell Freeman, bkkpr, J. J. Joslin, r. 629 Stout.

Bell Harry, driver, Bowen Bros., r. 195 12th.

Bell Henry, merchant tailor, 432 Curtis, r. 542 California. Bell John, col'd, policeman, r. 98 Pennsylvania av.

Bell John D. Rev., r. Ruby, ne. cor. 5th, Highland.

Bell John F., bkkpr, Colo. Mortgage andlnv Co., r. 375 Stout. Bell Judd W., driver, Excelsior Laundry, 347 1 7th.

Bell Martin L., (M. L. & A. G. Bell,) r. 8 21st.

Bell M. L. & A. G., grocers, 543 Hartford.

Bell Newton, col'd, janitor, r. 96 Pennsylvania av.

Bell Peter S., carpenter, r. Capitol av, sw. cor. S. 12th.

Bell Richard, col'd, lab, r. Ill 15th.

Bell Robert, baker, r. 4 Vinot blk.

Bell R. S., real estate, bds. Queen City Hotel.

Bell Stephen H., r. 99 S. 13th.

Bell Stephen R., stonecutter, r. 99 S. 13th.

Bell S. J. Miss, (A. R. Bell & Co.,) r. 325 15th.

Bell Thomas, jeweler, r. rear 34 li Lawrence.

Bell Thomas, saloon, 385 Champa.

Bell William G., (Bell & Co.,) r. 580 Arapahoe.

Bell W. A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 296 Holladay.

Bell & Co., (W. G. Bell and H. Lundy,) second hand goods, 486 Larimer.

Bellairs J. R., r. Brinker Institute.

Bellairs W. F., r. Brinker Institute.

Bellangee John L., lab, r. 408 Cedar.

Bellbom P., lab, D. & R. G. Ry.

BELLEVUE FLORAL GARDENS. II. Itushmore & Son, proprs, Broadway, cor. Clements.

Bellevue Place, 17th, cor. Stout.

Bellow James, watchman, Am. Eagle Hotel.

Belmont Charles, r. 372 California.

Belmont Frank, r. 372 California.

Belmont William, r. 372 California.

Belmore John, barber, II. J. Friedberg, r. 446 Arapahoe. Belson Richard W. S., salesman, L. A. Watkins, r. 287 Santa Fe av.

Belt Eugene C., coachman, r. 72 Pearl.

Beltz Frank, elk, Butler & Doll, r. 308 24th.

Beltz M. A. Mrs., laundry, r. 308 24th.

Beltz Thomas F., butcher, S. A. Grimm, r. 308 24th.

Bement Frank C., barkpr, H. C. Bement, r. 289 1 7th.

Bement Henry C., saloon, 289 1 7th, r. 358 Arapahoe.

Bement H. E.* Mrs., r. 539 Blake.

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Bement O. D., fireman, D. & R. G. Ry.

Bemer William, watchman, U. P. Ry.

Bemis Charles, buggywasher, J. M. Hubbard, r. 428 Arapahoe. Bemis P. L. Mrs., r. 234 S. 10th.

Bender Adam, teamster, r. Downing's add., N. D.

Bender Ellen Mrs., r. 212 S. 11th.

Bender Frederick Rev., pastor St. Elizabeth church, 11th, sw. cor. Curtis.

Benedict Jacob, painter, bds. 319 Holladay.

Benedict Mitchell, (Benedict & Phelps,) r. 157 Lincoln av. Benedict & Phelps (M. Benedict and A. C. Phelps,) lawyers, Barth blk, 16th, nw. cor. Lawrence.

Benedikt Jacob, painter, bds. 562 Blake.

Benesch Joseph L., cigars, 254 Larimer, r. 266 11th.

Benfey L. Mrs., c.lk, M. J. McNamara & Co., r. 349 Champa. Benliam Lucius T., liquors, r. 231 Capitol av.

Benjamin Arthur S., engineer, Water wks, r. Vine, bet.Olive and Pine.

Benjamin Caroline Mrs., r. 359 S. 15th.

Benjamin David, carpenter, r. 1 Pierpont.

Benjamin George, lab, r. 184 Holladay.

Benjamin Milton G., elk, M. S. Heath.

Benjamin Morris C., elk, Lou Rothgerber, r. 355 S. 15th. Benjamin Smith, col'd, lab, r. 560 Lawrence.

Benkelman Charles A., r. 457 California.

Benkelman George A., cattle dealer, r. 603 Waverly. Benkelman George W., stock dealer, r. 457 California. Benkelman J. George, stock dealer, r. 457 California. Bennecke John H., tel. operator, r. 385 S. 15th.

Bennecke William F., teacher, r. 385 S. 15th.

Benneson Mary A. Miss, teacher, r. 315 S. 15th.

Bennet Hiram P., lawyer, 41 Symes blk. 16th, cor. Champa, r. 15 S. 15th.

Bennet Hiram P. jr., lawyer, r. 15 S. 15th.

Bennet John B., r. 15 S. 15th.

Bennet Wash T., contractor, r. 274 Curtis.

Bennett Alexander, (Brunton & Co.,) r. 953 Arapahoe. Bennett Charles, miner, r. 696 Lawrence.

Bennett Charles E., expressman, r. 14 S. Water.

Bennett Charles V., elk, M. J. McNamara & Co., r. 490 Humboldt.

Bennett C. A. Mrs., r. 838 Welton.

Bennett Erastus S., mining machinery, r. Downing av., nw. cor. 31st.

Bennett Eugene P., painter, r. 1060 Blake.

Repairing of Fine Buggies asSr"y-

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Bennett George E., lab, Morrison, Bingham & Co., r. Ill Larimer.

Bennett George S., electrical instruments, 380 Larimer, r. 426 13th.

Bennett George W., feed stable, 338 Wazee, r. 916 Lawrence. Bennett George W. jr., feed store, r. 916 Lawrence.

Bennett Harry D. M., book binder, r. 490 Humboldt.

Bennett Horace W., (Bennett & Myers,) r. 3 4 Crandall blk. Bennett John, miner, r. 934 Larimer.

Bennett John H., auditor Denver & Rio Grande Western Railway Co., r. 927 Curtis.

Bennett Joseph, coal and wood, r. 278 Glenarm.

Bennett Stephen, lab, r. 203 24th.

Bennett Susan M. Mrs., r. 490 Humboldt.

Bennett William, lab, r. 696 Lawrence.

Bennett William, wks. H. B. Crane, bds. Washington House. Bennett W. H., lab, D. & R. G, Ry.

BENNETT & MYERS, ( II. W. Bennett and J. A. Myers,) real estate and money brokers, 263 17th.

BENNETT & THOMPSON, (H. W. Bennett and A. N. Thomp¬ son,) general auctioneers, storage and commission mer¬ chants, 415 Arapahoe.

Benney Oscar, lab, r. 749 Arapahoe.

Benney William, finisher, Hax-Gartner Furniture Co., r. 419 W asoola.

Benninger F., cook, Revere House.

Benns Annie E. Mrs., r. 23 Union Place.

Benoit Ida Mrs., dressmkr, r. 306 19th.

Benslield Nicholas, engineer, Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass'n, r. 230 8th.

Benson Alexander, r. 305 Arapahoe.

Benson August, blksmith, bds. 732 Holladay.

Benson Charles, lab, 363 Broadway.

Benson Charles B., wks. St. James, r. 305 Arapahoe.

Benson C. Mrs., boarding, r. 469 Wynkoop.

Benson Horace G., lawyer, 409 Arapahoe.

Benson Lorenzo, carpenter, r. 369 S. 10th.

Benson L. A. Mrs., r. 305 Larimer.

Benson Nils P., blksmith, 631 Holladay.

Benson Olof, lab, U. P. Ry, bds. 70 Grand av.

Benson Oscar, wks. Grant Smelter, bds. 1140 Holladay.

Benson Peter, lab, Argo.

Benson William L., porter, G. H. Waters, r. 423 S. 15th. Bent Frank, barber, George Busch, r. 316 13th.

Bent Martha A. Mrs., r. Evans, bet. Martin and Carson.

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Bentele John, coppersmith, G. A. Seibel, r. 188 12th.

Bentley John A., (Bentley & Vaile,) r. 14 Laveta Place. Bentley William R., type writer, Bentley & Vaile, r. 14 La- V eta Place.

BENTLEY & VAILE., (J. A. Bentley and J. F. Vaile,) law¬ yers, 3 and 4 Symes blk., 16th, cor. Champa.

Benton Atwood, apprentice, A. E. Rinehart, r. 820 Welton. Benton Daniel S., (Knapp & Benton,) r. 492 Curtis.

Benton Harry W., elk, IT. P. Ry, r. 820 Welton.

Benton James, lab, John Kiefer, r. 25 Kansas av.

Benton John S., r. 8th, nw. cor. Deer.

Berberig Joseph, saddletreemkr, T. E. Meanea, r. 15th, cor. Platte, N. D.

Berbower Benton, bkkpr. News, r. 56 S. 13th.

Berbower Fred. R., elk, News, r. 56 S. 13th.

Bereman Alvali H., lawyer, 13 Moffat & Kassler blk, 375 Lawrence, r. 678 Glenarm.

Berens Fred W., moulder, r. 202 11th.

Beresford Fred, elk, Z. Shed.

Berg Charles, waiter, 409 Arapahoe, r. 504 Champa.

Berg John, flagman, D. & R. G. Ry, r. foot 11th.

Berg Peter J. Rev., pastor, Swedish Methodist Mission, r. 374 S. lltli.

Bergen Charles, machinist, Hendey & Meyer.

Bergen Katie Miss, r. 732 Lawrence.

Berger Anton B., carpenter, r. 213 Larimer.

Berger Charles, elk, H. Soloman, r. 463 Arapahoe.

Berger G. A., hds. Queen City Hotel.

Berger John, engineer, Hax-Gartner Furniture Co., r. 376 Arapahoe.

Berger Leo, roofer, r. 1 0th, ne. cor. Ellsworth.

Berger Samuel J., broker, 373 Larimer, r. 463 Arapahoe. Berger William B., cashier, Colorado National Bank, r. 307 Sherman av.

Berggren August, tailor, Skinner Bros. & Wright, r. 160 Capitol av.

Bergin Patrick, lab, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 437 S. 8th.

Bergmann Christ, lab, r. 986 Delgany.

Bergmann Fred, lab, U. P. Ry.

Bergmann Henry, painter, r. 491 S. Water.

BERGMANN WILLIAM, merchant tailor, 301 15th.

Bergner Charles G., tanner, r. Fairview add.

Bergstrand Charles, jeweler, P. Gottesleben, r. 268 Stout. Bergstrand John A., tailor, Skinner Bros. & Wright, r. 529 Santa Fe av.

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Bergstrom Ales, moulder, D. F. <fc M. Co., r. 235 LOth. Bergstrom John, lab, Grant Smelting Co.

Bergundthal Charles J., (Bergundthal & Parmeeler,) r. 352 14 th.

Bergundthal & Parmeeter, (C. J. Bergundthal and H. H.

Parmeeter,) lime, hair and plaster, 201 20th.

Berkedahl B., shoemkr, F. H. C. Krueger, r. 641 S. 12th. Berkey Benjamin, machinist, D. &. R. G. Ry, r. 292 S. 10th. Berkey Dexter O., (John M. Berkey & Co.,) r. 490 Champa. Berkey James L., mining, r. 31 Alkire blk.

Berkey John M., (John M. Berkey & Co.,) r. 21 Sherman av. BERKEY JOHN M. & CO., (John M. and D. O. Berkey and S. V. Farnum,) real estate, insurance and loan agts, 286 16th.

Berkley John, porter, J. M. Moore's Sons, r. Wazee, cor. 13th. Berlin Charles J., (A. H. Jones & Co.,) r. Opera House blk. Berliner Frank, saloon, 419 Lawrence, r. 317 Lawrence.

Bern Emil, machinist, U. P. Ry.

Berna John C., elk, M. Schwartz, r. 38 Mary, N. D.

Berna Nicholas F., r. 38 Mary, N. D.

Bernard Bella Miss, r. 518 Holladay.

Bernard Blanche Miss, r. 5044- Holladay.

Bernard Charles Mrs., r. 495 Stout.

Bernard J., cook, Clifton House.

Bernard Sarah Miss, r. 450 Holladay.

Berndsen Joseph, r. 267 6th.

Berndt Fred., carpenter, r. 777 Holladay.

Berndt Herman R., grocer, 755 Larimer.

Berndt John W., elk, r. 760 Holladay.

Berngartner Charles, lab, M. Cohen, r. Williams House. Berngreen Neils, lab, bds. California House.

Bernhardt W., assayer, bds. Black Bear Hotel.

Bernheisel S. Harry, teamster, r. 181 Park.

Bernheisel H., lab, Street Ry.

Bernstein Samuel, trav. agt, Isaac Epstein, 252 Larimer. BER0 JOSEPH I., propr. Charpiots Hotel and Restaurant, 386 to 390 Larimer.

Berra Coriolanus, painter, r. Golden rd, cor. 18th, N. D. Berran Sarah Mrs., r. 240.4 29th.

Berry Adam, lab, r. 893 Holladay.

Berry Edward, elk, D. & R. G. Ry, r.'242 S. 8th.

Berry Ellen Mrs., r. 242 S. 8th.

Berry E. Mrs., r. 628 Lawrence.

Berry Henry, waiter, St. James Hotel.

Berry John, carpenter, r. 994 Wynkoop.

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Berry John A., helper, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 242 S. 8th.

Berry Joseph H., fireman, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 242 S. 8th. Berry J. C., elk, F. M. Crocker <fc Co., bds. Mountain View House.

Berry Lucy Mrs., r. 230 S. 7th.

Berry Martin L., elk, r. Central, bet. 18th and 19th.

Berry Minerva Mrs., r. 411 Curtis.

Berry M. Mrs., r. 1 Grant av.

Berry Patrick, lab, bds. Germania House.

Berry Richard J., carpenter, U. P. Ry.

Berry Samuel E., harnessmkr, H. H. Hughes, bds. European Hotel.

Bertelson Christian, lab, Clarendon Hotel.

Berwick M. A. Mrs., r. 698 Glenarm.

Besly Elbert, (E. Besly <fc Co.,) 303 16th.

BESLY E. & CO., (Elbert Besly,) booksellers and stationers, 303 16th.

Bessee Edward N., (Fraser & Bessee,) r. 426 Glenarm. BESSER GEORGE J., genl. manager Singer Mfg. Co., Lotlirop blk, 45 7£ Lawrence, cor. 18th, r. 467 Champa.

Best Arthur J., coal, l. 285 15th.

Best A. Elmer, circulator Times, r. 399 Tremont.

Best Jacob N., circulator Times, r. 399 Tremont.

Best John D., (J. D. Best & Co.,) r. 554 Glenarm.

BEST J. D. & CO., (J. D. Best, E. B. Hanson, and J. F. Locke,) commission merchants, 373 Holiaday.

Best Samuel, herder, bds. Columbus House.

Best Willis J., elk, pool office, r. 285 15th.

Bethany Baptist Mission, Emerald, sw. cor. 4th, Highland. Bethel James J., printer, News, r. Boulevard, nr. Fairview, Highland.

Bethel Lizzie Mrs., col'd, r. 5 14 Blake.

Bettels August, elk, F. L. Rohlfing, r. 333 12th.

Betts Alonson J., leaf tobacco, 295 Lawrence, r. 302 12th. Betts E. L., Mrs., r. 230 S. 15th.

Betts George D., pub. Elite, News blk, 383 Larimer, r. 230 S. 15th.

Betts I. D., driver, Excelsior Laundry, r. 419 Arapahoe.

Betts Le Grand, r. 230 S. 15th.

Betts L. P. Mrs., r. 19 Clarkson.

Betts W. H., r. 45 Moffat & Kassler blk.

Bevens Charles E., elk, Auditor D. & R. G. Ry, r.337 Champa. Beverly Kate Mrs., r. 689 Larimer.

Bevers John, lab, bds. Sherman House.

Bevins Thomas, r. 163 5th.

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, 379 and 381 Arapahoe St., Ip between 15th and 16th.

McPHEE & McGINNITY,

Wholesale Dealers in Lumber, Sash, Doors, 18th, cor. Wazee.

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BEYER BROS., (Herman and William C.,) Musicians Head¬ quarters saloon, 293 15th.

Beyer Alexander, janitor, Central school.

Beyer Herman (Beyer Bros.,) r. 293 15th.

Beyer William C., (Beyer Bros.,) r. 293 15th.

Beynon Edward, machinist, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 433 Santa Fe. Beynon John W., foreman, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 220 S. 10th. Bianco M., fruit stand, r. 115th 17th.

Bianeoni Joseph, (J. Bianconi & C'o.,) r. 9 Antelope.

Bianconi J. & Co., (J. Bianconi and V. Perini,) umbrellas, 400 Arapahoe.

Bibb Charles E., (C. E. Bibb & Co.,) r. 279 Larimer.

Bibb C. E. & C'o., (C. E. Bibb,) saloon, 279 Larimer.

Bible James M., machinist, Colo. Iron Works, r. 955 Arapahoe Bice Jesse W., with W. B. Hanscombe, r. 429 Broadway. Bichsel Edward, stationer, 323 16th, r. 471 California. Bickenhoefer Herman, cabinetmkr, Louis Doll, bds. Black Bear Hotel.

Bickford Elmer C., elk, Anthony Sweeney, r. 28 Riche blk. Bickford E. C., engineer, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 285 Larimer. Bickford Joseph, teamster, J. G. Simms, r. 19th, nr. Platte river.

Bicknell George Id., salesman, Wall & Pursel, r. 601 Champa Biedermann Adolphus, r. Olive, cor. Gorsline.

Biegel Henry, expressman, r. 570 Lafayette.

Biegel Robert, optician, M. J. Mitchell, r. 570 Lafayette. Bieler Louis C., r. 450 Wynkoop.

Bierbrauer M. H., elk, Hogan Bros., 434 Larimer.

Bierhake Fred, meat market, 172 Colfax av.

Biersford F. (4., elk, bds. Planters House.

Bigelow Frank M., ex-messenger, r. 168 E. 18th.

Bigelow John W., meat market, 519£ Champa, r. 704 Welton Bigelow S. E., r. 515 Welton.

Biggart Robert, artist, r. 89 E. 18th.

Biggins James C., carpenter, r. 12 Vinot blk.

Biggs Charles, bds. 271 Curtis.

Biggs Daniel H., law student, r. 309 15th.

Bigler Gottlieb, carpenter, r. 323 Carson.

Bigler Jacob A. J., real estate, 10 McClintock blk, r. 41 3 Blake. Bijou Terrace, Welton, cor. 22d.

Bilbie Ann Mrs., r. 466 Bowles.

Bildner Yal, r. 1018 Holladay.

Bill Albert P., jeweler, 182 15th, r. Platte, se. cor. 8th. Billard Adolph, elk, r. 283 Welton.

Billard L. Mrs., r. 283 Welton.

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Billbom Peter, lab, r. 498 S. 9tli.

Billengston John, baker, r. rear 522 Humboldt.

Billing William, agr. imps, 385 Wazee, r. 653 Wasoola. Billings Edward C., broker, r. 582 Welton.

Billings E. R., driver, Excelsior Laundry.

Billings Frank E., glazier, George N. Billings, r. 7 1 7 Law¬ rence.

BILLINGS GEORGE N., planing mill, 470 to 478 Blake, bds. St. James Hotel.

Billings Jabez B , r. 6 Fisk blk, Broadway, cor. Clements. Billings Jabez B., jr., grocer, 140 Clements.

Billings James M., real estate, r. 31 Pearl.

Billings James N., foreman, George N. Billings, r. 717 Law¬ rence.

Billings John S., barkpr, r. 276 Stout.

Billings John T., (J. T. Billings & Co.,) r. 23 Steele blk. Billings J. T. & Co. J. T. Billings and A. Mantey, jr.,) mnfg. pharmacists, 365 Champa.

Billings May Miss, dressmkr, r. 474 s. 10th.

BILLINGS ROBERT, agt., Pueblo Smelting and Refining Co., 4 Windsor blk, r. 405 17th.

Bills Frank E., lab, r. 273 Holladay.

Bills Willis Z, marble works, 436 Arapahoe, r. 426 Arapahoe. Bilz Otto, grocer, 453£ 16th.

Binder Charles, gardener, r. ns. Highland av., w. of Boulevard. Binder Gust, lab, Charles Binder.

Bindschadler Ida Miss, hair dresser, r. 369 Clark. Bindschadler Mary Mrs., r. 379 Clark.

Bindschadler Willie, r. 379 Clark.

BINF0RD E. J., gen'l agt., Welch, Boulder Valley, Northrop, South Park, Baldwin and Rock Spring Coals, 16th, cor. Delgany, also 197 and 199 19th, r. 329 Wasoola.

Binford Pink Mrs., r. 538 Lawrence.

Bingel William, brewer, Ph. Zang & Co.

Bingham Albert D., (Kinkade & Bingham,) r. 15 Washing¬ ton av.

Bingham Benjamin F., carpenter, r. 54 Fay, N. D.

Bingham Edward R., r. 497 Larimer.

Bingham Freeman, r. 356 Larimer.

Bingham Homer W., (Morrison, Bingham & Co.,) r. Buffalo. Creek.

Bingham Matilda A., Mrs., r. 544 Curtis.

Bingson Nicholas, lab, r. Argo.

Binkley Clara Miss, r. 536 California.

Binkley J ohn, teamster, bds. Columbus House.

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Binkley S. A. Mrs., 536 California.

Binning William, lab, r. Vine cor. Beecher, N. D.

Birch Samuel, bricklayer, r. 760 Lawrence.

Birchard Fitch A., tallyman, r. west of Boulevard near Town Hall, Highland.

Bird Amelia Mrs., r. 565 Lawrence.

Bird Charles, waiter, r. 504 Champa.

Bird Horace A., trav. correspondent News, r. 95 Evans.

Bird Willis E., elk, Struby, Estabrook & Co., r. 500 Larimer. Birkedahl Bertel, shoemkr., r. Si 12th, bet. Dailey av. and Bridger.

Birklund N., tailor, Appel & Co., bds. Occidental Hotel. Birmingham Thomas II., lab, r. 127 Pennsylvania av.

Birner Barbara Miss, wks. A. S. Pettit.

Birney John S., plasterer, r. 490 Sherman av.

Bisbee Eugene W., carpenter, r. 769 Glenarm.

Bisbee Lucian H., elk, r. 769 Glenarm.

Bischof C. C., R. R. ticket broker, 247 17th.

Bischoff Hans, pressman, Preyer & Cook, r. 93 Central, N. D. Bischoff Jacob, carpenter, r. 214 Wazee.

Bisclioif Rudolph, printer, Preyer & Cook, r. 93 Central, N. D. Bishop Charles W., elk, TJ. S. Courts, r. 49 Lincoln av.

Bishop Edward F., elk, U. S. Courts, Symes blk, 384 Champa. Bishop Frank L., dep. elk. Criminal Court, r. 275 Broadway. Bishop George A., driver, Pacific Express, r. 47 Union blk. Bishop George H., r. 305 5th.

Bishop George J., carpenter, r. 301 S. 11th.

Bishop James, teamster, r. 518 Wewatta.

Bishop James E., r. 49 Lincoln ave.

Bishop John, agt, depot, Pacific express, r. 58 Pearl.

Bishop Joseph W., jr., architect, r. 789 Glenarm.

Bishop Lucy A. Miss, music teacher, r. 789 Glenarm.

Bishop Lorin, barkpr, r. 260 Latimer.

Bishop L. Mrs., r. 301 S. 11th.

Bishop Robert C., carpenter, 335 Lawrence, r. 275 Broadway. Bishop R. Mrs., r. 503 Welton.

Bishop T., carpenter, bds. Clifton House.

Bishop Will C., printer, r. 275 Broadway.

Bissel Amos, office 278 18th, r. Bissell av, cor. Hoyt, Hyde Park.

Bissell Henry M., r. ws. Boulevard, bet. Highland and Dia¬ mond avs, Highland.

Bissell Josie Mrs., r. 579 Glenarm.

Bissen Nicholas, gardner, r. e. end 10th av.

Bitter John J., carpenter, r. 373 S. 9th.

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Bittinger Clayton C., shoerakr, 199^ 17th, r. 261 19tli. BITZER CONRAD, blacksmith and wagonmkr, 163 15th, r. 540 Downing av.

Bivens Charles N., r. 415 S. Water.

Bixby Ed. S., coal, r. Roger, se. cor. France.

Bixby M. M., carpenter, r. Wewatta, cor. 35th.

Blacek Prokop, tailor, bds. Black Bear.

Black Bear Hotel, 10th, sw. cor. Holladay.

Black Charles, elk, W. Sanderson, r. 1 7th, cor. Boulder, N. D. Black C. E., printer, Tribune-Republican, r 497 Stout. , BLACK DIAMOND COAL, G. W. Wilson, agt, 293£ 16th and 20th, cor. Blake.

Black Eugene P., agt. D. & R. G. Ry, r. 655 Stout.

Black E. S. Mrs., r. 277 6th.

Black Huldah J. Mrs., r. 244 9th.

Black John A., cutter, John Sinclair & Co., r. 592 Lawrence. Black L. A., elk, Joslin, r. 24 Elite blk, 285 15th.

Black M. T., carpenter, r. 332 12th.

Black Robert, elk, U.P. Ry, r. 261 12th.

Black William, lab. r. 553 Holladay.

Blackburn Laura Mrs., (Thomas <fc Laura Blackburn,) r. 274 4th.

Blackburn Thomas, grocer, 905 Larimer.

Blackburn Thomas, (Thomas & Laura Blackburn,) r. 274 4th. Blackburn Thomas & Laura, second-hand goods, 31 8 Larimer. Blackburn William, special police, bds. Carr House. Blackford Edward, porter, Alvord House.

Blacklidge Albert, bds. 580 Curtis.

Blackmore Charles, carpenter, r. 49 Corbett.

Blackstock David, lab, U. P. Ry. bds. r. 752 Lawrence. Blackstone Thomas, lab. r. 1065 Wewatta.

Blackwords Charles, expressman, r. 581 Wewatta.

Bladt Frederick, barber, James Celi, r. Blake, bet. 15th and 16th.

Blaes Charles, tailor, bds. Washington House.

Blaine John E., physician, 417 Champa.

Blaine Julia S. Mrs., r. 417 Champa.

Blaine Stephen F., (Noble & Blaine,) r. Wanles, ne. cor. Arlington, N. D.

Blair Andrew, steamfitter, r. 501 Lawrence.

Blair Charles H., Ry. Postal elk, r. 643 Glenarm.

Blair Edward J., carpenter, U. P. Ry.

Blair John, train dispatcher, U. P. Ry, r. Kent, cor. Arling¬ ton, N. D.

Blair Luther R., r. 827 Larimer.

Robertson Carriage Go., 379 and 381 Arapahoe St.

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Blair L. M. Mrs., r. 280 14tli.

Blair Pauline Mrs., r. 356 Larimer.

Blair William, r. 200^ 17 th.

Blake Edward A., wks, G. H. Waters, r. 37 17th.

Blake George W., r. 454 Curtis.

Blake Isaac E., pres't Continental Oil Co., 49 King blk.

Blake J. A. Mrs., r. 553 Curtis.

Blake Laura Mrs., private school, 739 Stout.

Blake M. M., conductor, U. P. Ry, r. 57 Symes hlk.

Blake Wilbur, elk, Continental Oil Co., 136 19th?

Blake William C., peddler, r. South Fairview add.

Blakely Arvell A., elk, U. P. Ry, r. 1015 Blake.

Blakely Charles P., driver, Denver Transfer Co.,r.l0l7 Blake. Blakely Dennis, janitor, Nebraska street school.

Blakely Lansing, r. 438 California.

Blakely M. E. Mrs., r. 437 23d.

Blakeman Julius, carpenter, r. 377 Wewatta.

Blakley Charles, sr., feed and sale stable, 187 16th, r. 1019 Blake.

Blakley Frank, r. 454 Curtis.

Blakley John C., flagman, U. P. Ry, r. 1019 Blake.

Blakley Proman W., hackman, r. 1025 Blake.

Blalack Burton, lab, r. Wynkoop, bet. 28th and 29th.

Blalack Marcus, brakeman, r. Wynkoop, bet. 28th and 29th. Blarney Frank N., with Crystal Ice Co., r. nr. Wolf's Lake. Blarney Samuel, r. nr. Wolf's Lake.

Blarney Thomas N., r. nr. Wolf's Lake.

Blank Herman, elk, A. Friedman & Co., 356 Larimer. Blanchard Addison Rev., r. 348 S. 15th.

Blanchard Adelbert A., real estate, 426£ Arapahoe, r. 293 Pennsylvania av.

Blanchard Albert, wks U. P., r. 512 Champa.

Blanchard Alfred L., helper, U. P. Ry.

Blanchard Edward M. R., (R. Gronewold & Co.,) r. Platte, cor. 1 5th, N. D.

Blanchard Fred. W., elk, Clark & McClure, r. 230 S. 15th. . Blanchard George C., jr., bkkpr, F. J. Spindler & Co., r. 777 Curtis.

Blanchard Herbert F., r. 271 Curtis.

Blanchard Jerome, miner, r. 535 Stout.

Blanchard John, miner, r. 667 Arapahoe.

Blanchard Lou Miss, elk, M. J. McNamara & Co., r. 350 Stout. Blanton James, carpenter, bds. 332 Blake.

Blasenick Angelo, restaurant, r. 207 11th.

Blasie John, lab, 110 Lincoln av.

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Blatz Charles, lab, r. rear 297 Santa Fe av.

BLAYNEY WILLIAM N. W., mnfrs agent and broker, 351 and 353 Blake, r. 24 and 25 Steele blk.

Blecker Fred. H., journalist, bds. 475 Curtis.

Bleibel Charles, com. mer, r. 515 Curtis.

Bleibler- Gustave, porter, J. J. Riethmann & Co., r. 568 Lafayette.

Blein Gust. F., meat market, 539 Santa Fe av.

Blese Mary Miss, r. 440 Holladay.

Blesse Fraitk, peddler, r. Elyria.

Blethen N. W., (R. R. Newkirk & Co.,) r. Metropolitan Hotel. Bleuler Charles W. W., elk, r. 317 S. 11th.

Blewett E. Mrs., r. 644 Glenarm.

Blickensderfer James C., physician, 350 16th, r. 6 Lincoln av. Blickenderfer - , elk, Condon House.

Blight Samuel S., boilermkr, D. F. & M. Co., r. Wazee, cor. 14th.

Blind G., brewer, Ph. Zang & Co.

Blinn Augustus W., expressman, r. rear 63 1 S. 1 2th.

Blinn Frank M., expressman, r. es. S. 12th, bet. Dailey av. and Bridger.

Blinn John W., expressman, r. 633 S. 12th.

Blinn Josie Mrs., wks. S. Leach & Co., r. S. 12 th, bet. Dailey av. and Bridger.

Bliss George, carpenter, r. B. & M. R. R. track, nr. 19tli. BLISS MARY C., propr. Revere House, 341 and 343 Blake. Bliss Thomas E. Rev , r. 127 Broadway.

Bliss Warren C., bkkpr, A. II. Jones <fc Co., r. 586 Glenarm. Bliss William M., r. 13th av., ne. cor. Vine.

Blizzard Frank, trunkmkr, A. E. Meek, r. 3224 Larimer. Block Emanuel, grocer, 41 1^ Arapahoe, r. 484 Arapahoe. Block Louis, elk, r. 484 Arapahoe.

Block Simon, r. 388 10th.

Blocki Hattie Miss, dressmkr, r. 479 Stout.

Blodgett R. H., carpenter, Nichols Mfg. Co.

Blodgett Miss, r. 279 California.

Bloedorn Ernst, cashier, Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass'n, r. 246 Wazee.

Blohm John J., elk, Zick & Hickisch, r. 208 7th.

Blomberger John, lab, r. 194 15th.

Blomdal - , carpenter, bds, 471 Blake.

Blomgrin Gust, wks. Grant Smelter, bds, 114 Holladay. Blonger Ella M. Mrs., r. 403 1 7th.

Blood Edward D., car repairer, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 253 Santa Fe av.

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Blood E. K. Mrs., r. 443 Welton.

Blood Frank W., cashier, Denver Foundry and Machine Co., r. 348 9th.

Blood Harry, hds. 438 Glenarra.

BLOOD HENRY E., agt. The Brunswick-Balke Collender Co., ] 5th, nw. cor. Lawrence, r. 443 Welton.

Blood James H., (Bartels & Blood,) r. 443 Welton.

Blood John C., contractor, r. 360 S. 15th.

BLOOD JOHN H., hardware and house furnishing goods, 363 A 16th, r. S. 15th, se. cor. Sumner.

Bloom Carl, bricklayer, r. 80 18th, N. D.

Bloom C., lab, Hendey & Meyer.

Bloom Charles, brakeman, U. P. Ry, r. 669 Blake.

Bloom Frank, slioemkr, 705 Broadway, r. 851 Broadway. Bloom George E., civil engineer, bds. 407 Champa.

Bloom L. E. Miss, teacher, r. 464 Grant av.

Bloom Peter, r. foot 11th.

Blooindahl Charles, barkpr, Nels Christian, r. 506| Ilolladay. Bloomfield A. S., stockdealer, r. 16 Duff blk, 260 18th. Bloomfield R. C., stockdealer, r. 16 Duff blk, 260 18th. Blooming Paul, waiter, r. 504 Champa.

Blount James V., shoemkr, J. Kistler, bds, 435 Blake.

Blount Paul, civil eng'r, Colo. Fuel Co., r. Inter Ocean Hotel. Blum Ernst, teacher, r. 540 Park.

Blumberger Annie Miss, wks. Henry Schultz.

Blume Ernest, tailor, John Sinclair & Co. r. 12 Platte, N. D. Blumenthal Emil, jeweler, A. F. Haberl, r. 637 Champa. Blumhoffer Rudolph, com'l trav. r. 294 Arapahoe.

Blye Benjamin, wks. Clifton Bell & Co.

Blye Frank M., machine hand, Hallack Xumber Co., r. 413 Holladay.

Blythe Ben, r. 49 Skinner blk.

Blythe James M., bkkpr, C. W. Little, r. 379 Broadway. Blvthe John L., miner, r. 18th, nw. cor. Wazee.

Blythe Thomas, lab, r. 102 Washington av.

Board Land Commissioners, State dept., Larimer, nw. cor.l8th Boardman Richard W., elk, W. H. Windle, r. 275 6th. Boardman William F., (Rothacker & Boardman,) r. 275 Stout. Bock Edward, r. ns. Platte river, nr. D., U. & P. shops.

Bock Solomon, veterinary surgeon, r. 834 Lawrence. Bockfinger Edward M., elk, P. L. Bockfinger & Co., 223 16th. Bockfinger Gus. A., elk, B. L. James & Co., r. 4-J- King blk. Bockfinger Phillip L., (P. L. Bockfinger & Co.,) r. 457 Stout. BOCKFINGER P. L. & CO., (P. L. Bockfinger,) wholesale commission merchants, 223 and 225 16th.

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Bockfinger William F., bkkpr, P. L. Bockfinger & Co., r. 41 King blk.

Bocon James W., car repairer, D. & N. O. R. R. Bodenhausen Ed, barkpr, William Deutsch, 268 17th.

Bodine Adolph, lab, Denver Bottling Co., r. 349 S. 10th. Bodine Charles E., elk, Lewis & Wheeler Lumber Co., r. 478 California.

Bodine Gus, lab, U. P. Ry, r. 209 Santa Fe av.

Body Henry, r. 794 Stout.

Boeber M., barkpr, r. 363 loth.

Boedeker Henry J., feed stable, Larimer, sw. cor. 10th. Boedecker William, shoemkr, L. Koch.

Boehm Jacob, (Sam Barets & Co.,) r. 651 Wasoola.

Boehmer Fred W., bkkpr, Garson, Kerngood & Co., r. 346 Glenarm.

Boenick Henry, car repairer, D. & R. G. Ry.

Boenicke William, fireman, D. & R. G. Ry.

Boeslieng George, jr., r. S. 1 5th, ne. cor. Lake av.

Boettcher Charles, pres't. Boettcher Hardware Co., r. Lead- ville, Colo.

Boettcher George, elk, Queen City Hotel.

BOETTCHER HARDWARE CO., hardware, stoves, iron, steel, nails and miners' supplies, S. D. Silver, sec'y and treas, 402 Lawrence.

Bogeart David, painter, Schuyler Bros., r. 46 Symes blk. Bogel William C., bricklayer, r. Antelope, nw. cor. Lake av. Boggs Benjamin F., lab, r. 574 Humboldt.

Boggs James F., manager, Domestic Sewing Machine, 451 Lawrence, r. Lothrop blk.

Boggs James M., lawyer, 19 Tabor blk.

Boggs William, coach cleaner, IT. P. Ry, bds. 759 Holladay. Bogue Luman M., salesman, Davis, Creswell & Co., r. 283 Grant av.

Bogue Warren C., elk, Davis, Creswell & Co., r. 61 Broadway Boh John B., cooper, r. Wewatta, cor. 9th.

Bohan P., painter, J. J. Gorman, bds. European House. Bohanna Albert, lab, r. 351 Santa Fe av.

Bolianna Daniel, whipmkr, r. 639 Parkinson.

Bohanna James, whipmkr, Denver Mfg. Co., r. 351 Santa Fe. Bohanna William, policeman, City Hall, r. 471 S. Water. Bohlen Herman, brick moulder, r. McKee's add.

Bohlen Joseph J., brickmkr, r. Fair grounds.

Bohlfeldt Christine Miss, r. 401 Santa Fe av.

Bohlmann Frank, cigarmkr, E. A. Fette, r. 517 Hartford. Bohlmann John IL, tailor, 414 Lawrence, r. nr. B. & M. shops.

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Bohlmann Mary Mrs., r. 517 Hartford.

BOHM CHARLES, photographer, 284 15th, r. 4 De Forest Place.

Bohm Henry, office, 303 16th, r. 316 Stout.

Bohm Paul F., dentist, 339 Curtis.

Bohm Theodore, lab, bds. 220 11th.

Bohm M. Mrs., r. 339 Curtis.

Boies Samuel G., r. 3 Bear street Terrace.

Boinay Louis, saloon, 524 Larimer, r. 672 Larimer.

Bolan Dennis, lab, 248 California.

Boland Jerry D., lab, r. 403 Williams.

Boland Michael, lawyer, 31 Symes blk, bds. St. James Hotel. Boldt John F., expressman, r. 267 Rogers.

Bolin Charles, tailor, Vivian & Adams, r. 10 Antelope terrace. Boiler Benjamin F. Rev., pastor Park Avenue Congregational Church, r. 25 Pennsylvania av.

Boiler Bernard H., carpenter, r. 1119 Blake.

Boiler Henry A., (E. J. Biddings & Co.,) r. 426 Welton. Bollinger E. L. Mrs., r. 771 California.

Bollman Irvin B., elk, G. W. Schwenke, r. 154 16th.

Bolsen Charles, carpenter, r. 235 8th.

Bolter Charles, carpenter, bds. Templeton House.

Bolthoff Henry, vice-pres't Hendrie & Bolthoff Mfg. Co., r. 10 Lothrop blk.

Bolthoff William H., elk, Hendrie & Bolthoff Mfg. Co., r. 513 Larimer.

Bolton John, driver, City Transfer, r. 13th, cor. Wazee. Bomblitz Frederick, gardener, r. 115 Grand av.

Bomgardner Charles W., janitor, First Baptist Church.

BON TON RESTAURANT, Martin Welsh, propr., 271 I6th. Bon Ton Saloon, 192 15th.

BON TON STABLES, A. Ward, propr., 654 Lawrence.

Bond Charles, lab, r. 12 Argo.

Bond George, upholsterer, bds. Melburn Hotel.

Bond Henry, lab, B. S. Hoag & Co., r. 12 Argo.

Bond William M., (Rollins & Bond,) r. 344 Wasoola. Bondurant Benjamin R., brakeman, r. Wanless, cor. Clear Creek av, N. D.

Bone James, lab, r. 1078 Blake.

Bones David S., engineer, U. P. Ry.

Bonesteel Samuel A., physician and surgeon, 7 and 8 Steele blk, r. Alta, cor. Deer.

Bonhage Frederick, tailor, L. Harrison, r. 340 15th.

Bonita Court, 14th, ne. cor. California.

Bonnar James W., coach cleaner, B. & M. R, R.

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Bonnar Thomas, painter, U. P. Ry.

Bonnar William, helper, U. P. Ry.

Bonnater Andrew, lab, bds. Centennial Hotel.

Bonnater Kate Miss, wks. Hotel Brunswick.

Bonnell Charles, elk, r. 283 California.

Bonner James, lab, r. 77 5 Holladay.

Bonner William, lab, r. 775 Holladay.

Bonnett Newton H., elk, Humphrey & playback, r. 410 11th. Bonnick Henry J., carpenter, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 470 S.Water. BONNIE BROOK DAIRY, W. M. Wolcott, propr., Lincoln av, cor. Deer.

Bonnifield Sarah Mrs., r. es. Sumner, bet. Broadway and 15th. Bontems Steward B., elk, W. Pim, r. 534 Larimer.

Boock Charles, cigarmfr, Cram, sw. cor. Sherman av.

Boone Louis, col'd, expressman, r. rear 514 California.

Boone Peter, col'd, brickmoulder, r. 468 Humboldt.

Boot Alfred E., elk, Best, Wilder & Co., r. 545 Glenarm. Boot Francis, r. 610Waverly.

Boot Frank J., (Ordwav & Boot,) r. 610 Waverly.

Boot Frederick, music store, 458 Lawrence, r. 545 Glenarm. Boot J. Wallin, agt. D. U. & P. Ry, r. 178 Pearl.

Boot Thomas M., glazier, McPhee & McGinnity, r. 78 Central Booth Abraham S., fireman, U. P. Ry, r. 737 Holladay.- Booth Clinton L., with Mining Review, r. Charles blk.

Booth Mary A. Mrs., r. 296 Arapahoe.

Booth William C., (Gallager & Booth,) r. 1165 Holladay. Booth W. W., porter, G. G. Liebhardt & Co., r. 380 Holladay. Borcherding Dietrich, expressman, r. 882 Larimer. Borcherding Edward, blksmith, r. High, bet. 10th and 11th avs.

Borcherding F. Dietrich, expressman, r. High, bet. 10th and 1 1 th avs.

Borcherdt Albert, propr. Argo Park.

Borcherdt Richard, poultry, r. Argo Park.

Borcherdt Rudolph, gardener, r. nr. Argo Park.

Borchert A. H., r. 300 12th

Borden Arthur, bkpr, r. 25 Cass & Graham blk.

Borge John, moulder, Ilendey & Meyer, r. 784 Lawrence. Borgen Peter, cook, r. 18 Jay.

Boring Charles A., carpenter, r. S. 8th, nw. cor. Deer.

Boring Henry W., carpenter, r. S. 8th, nw. cor. Deer.

Bork Anna Mrs., with Singer Mfg. Co., r. 304 11th.

Bork Charles, r. 304 1 1 th.

Bornemann Fred. W., elk, Auditor D. &R. G. Ry, r. 418 13th. Borra Joseph, music teacher, room 1, 249£ 17th.

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410 and 412 Lawrence St.

Borst William W., asst, gen'l supt. D. <fc R. G. Ry, 23 Union Depot, r. 461 Champa.

BORSTADT FRANK H., watchmkr. and jeweler, 440 Larimer. BORSTADT GEORGE, watchmkr. and jeweler, 520 Larimer. Bosco Francisco, musician, r. 196 19th.

Bosler Ambrose, supt. Union Ice Co., r. Fairview av. nr.

Highland Lake, N. D.

Bosler George, lab, r. 58 16th, N. D.

Bosley Isaac, col'd, bottle dealer, r. 613 Blake.

Boss W. A., elk, Daniels <fc Fisher, bds. 440 15th.

Bossello Isaac, watchman, Street Ry.

Bossi Louis, contractor, r. 1 75 Capitol av.

BOSTON AND COLORADO SMELTING CO.. H. R. Wolcott, manager, 20 Cheesman blk, works at Argo.

BOSTON CARRIAGE WORKS, Horace Ling, propr, 265 20th. Boston James, col'd restaurant, 219 20th.

Boston Mannie E., lab, r. 230 13th.

Bostrom Olof A., carpenter, r. 7 Antelope Terrace.

Bostwick E. A. Mrs., r. 692 Holladay.

Bostwick Henry M., (Church & Bostwick,) r. 529 Stout. Bostwick Levi, driver, Kilpatrick & Brown, r. 158 Larimer. Bostwick William F., bds. 345 17th.

Bosworth Joab O., pres't Denver Fire Clay Co., r. 838 Arap¬ ahoe.

Botham Jerome F., printer, Bates & Webb, r. 359 Larimer. Botkin Wilton H., r. 330 20th.

Boto Tony, lab, Rolling Mills.

Bottles Samuel, elk, bds. 271 Curtis.

Bottona Toni, lab, r. 117 1 7th.

Boucheister Oscar, piano player, r. 304 11th.

Boucher John W., shoemkr, r. 587 Downing av.

Boughner Lee, cook, r. 484 Larimer.

Boughton Charles H., printer, News, r. 263 Colfax av. Boughton E. A. Mrs., r. 263 Colfax av.

Boughton George S., carpenter, r. 441 Ellsworth.

BOULDER VALLEY COAL, E. J. Binford, gen'l agt., 199 19th. Boule William, r. 233 Uth.

Bonier John lab, bds. 169 Larimer.

Boulevard Congregational Church, Boulevard, nw. cor. High¬ land av., Highland.

Boulevard School, Highland, ws. Boulevard, bet. Topaz and Agate.

Bourcy Elizabeth Mrs., r. 56 Park.

Bourcy Henry D., brickburner, r. es. Rogers, bet. 1st and 2d. Bourmaster Charles, cooper, Lawrence, ne. cor. 9th.

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Bourne John, carpenter, r. 679 Arapahoe.

Bourquin Albert, carpenter, r. 473 Lawrence.

Bovee Eugene C., engineer, D. & R. G. Rv, r. 367 S. 11th. Bowan Sarah Mrs., r. 280 14th.

Bowden John, student, r. 1 12th av.

Bowe John Mrs., r. 433 S. Water.

Bowen A. W., painter, r. S. 1 1th, nw. cor. Carson.

Bowen A. Mrs., r. 506 Champa.

Bowen Benjamin F., (Bowen Bros.,) r. 567 Welton.

BOWEN BROS., (M. A. and 6. F.,) commission merchants, 371 Holladay.

Bowen Daniel, elk, C. O, Durkee, r. 351 15th.

Bowen Elisha L., carpenter, r. S. 11th, nw. cor. Carson, Bowen L. K. Mrs,, art teacher, r. Brinker Institute.

BOWEN MARION A., sec'y Model Milling and Elevator Co., 371 Holladay, r. 847 Curtis.

Bowen Palmer Mrs., r. 721 California.

Bowen Patrick, carriage painter, r. 555^ Larimer.

Bowen Samuel A., (A. B. McGaffey & Co.,) r. 119 Lincoln av. Bowen Vincent, carpenter, r. S. 11th, nw. cor. Carson.

Bower E. L. Miss, r. 445 Welton.

Bower Charles W., cigars, 537 Larimer.

Bowerman Charles, apprentice, Times, r. 886 Larimer. Bowerman Richard, carpenter, Hallack Lumber Co., r. 886 Larimer.

Bowerman Richard, brickmkr, A. E. Epley & Son, r. nr. glass works.

Bowers Annie Miss, r. 403^ Arapahoe.

Bowers James H., foreman D. T. W. Co., r. Blake ne. cor. 21st. Bowersock Joel P., switchman, U. P. R. R., r. Jacobs add. Bowes Alpin G., (A. G. Bowes & Co.,) r. 312 Gilpin.

Bowes A.. G. & Co., (A. G. Bowes and J. Gratz Brown,) real estate, 337 16th.

Bowie Daniel, teamster, r. 579 Santa Fe av.

Bowie Margaret A. Mrs., dressmaker, 284 15th.

Bowland Frank D., gardener, r. 235 S. 8th.

Bowland Freeraont, teamster, bds. Jacobs add.

Bowler Ella Miss, r. 550 Champa.

Bowler Ruth Miss, elk, r. 530 Champa.

Bowler Sally Miss, elk, r. 550 Champa.

Bowler W illiam, lab, r. Page, nr. B. & M. shops.

Bowles N. J. Mrs., col'd, r. rear 575 Lawrence.

Bowman Harry IL, musician, r. 531 Blake.

Bowman John Mrs., r. 473 Lafayette.

Bowman M. A., switchman, U. P. Ry.

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Bowman R. W., brakeman, bds. 242 Larimer.

Bowmeister Charles, cooper, r. Villa Park.

Bowne S. F. Mrs., r. 19 Broadway.

Box Frank, pressman, C. J. Kelly, r. 462 S. 15th.

Box H. E., teamster, bds. European Hotel.

Boyd Alexander, lab, bds. 537 Blake.

Boyd A. C., carpenter, bds. 184 Lawrence.

Boyd Frank, wks. Grant Smelter, bds. 1176 Holladay.

Boyd George F., lab, r. Wewatta, nr. 31st.

Boyd Henry M., checkman Denver Transfer Co., bds. Mark¬ ham Hotel.

Boyd Jerome IL, physician, r. Kansas av, se. cor. Ellsworth. Boyd- John, fireman, D., U. & P. Ry.

Boyd John, col'd, lab, r. rear 606 Wazee.

Boyd Joseph T., private sec'y, governor, State dept., Barclay blk.

Boyd Leon P., lab, r. 50 McNasser av.

Boyd Lucy Mrs., col'd, r. 4 Pennsylvania av.

Boyd O. C., r. 5, 423 Arapahoe.

Boyd Sarah C. Mrs., r. 474 Colfax ave.

Boyd Susie Mrs., r. 313 15th.

Boyd William, r. 784 Lincoln ave.

Boyd W. T., grand recorder A. O. U. W., 383 Champa. Boyden C. L. Mrs., music teacher, r. 289 California.

Boyden George W., elk, pool office, r. Elite blk.

Boyden Mary E. Mrs., r. 290 Stout.

Boyer Alfred, blksmith, r. 801 Blake.

Boyer Amos L., r. 301 11th.

Boyer Calvin, asst., assay dept. II. S. Mint, r. 9th, sw. cor. Champa.

Boyer Fred., blksmith, Hendey & Meyer.

Boyer Harvey, r. 91 Pearl.

Boyer John C., foreman Hallack Lumber Co., r. 46 Union blk, 16th, cor. Arapahoe.

Boyle A., stock dealer, r. 11 Duff blk, 454 Larimer.

Boyle Charles, lab, bds. 198 19th.

Boyle John H., brickmkr, r. 253 Rogei-s.

Boyle Mark, hostler, r. 345 7th.

Boyle Michael, landscape gardenei-, bds. 537 Blake.

Boyle Thomas A., ti'av. agt, Clark & McClure, r. 339 Cali¬ fornia.

Boyles Clara Miss, wks. American House.

B0YLST0N INSURANCE CO., Boston, E. S. Rich, agt, Times bldg, 387 Lawrence.

Boyne Christopher, plumber, r. 241 17th.

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Boyne Janies F., printer, News, r. 241 17th.

Boyne John, tinner, r. 241 17th.

Boyne P., boarding, r. 241 17th.

Boynton A. H., coal, 332 18th.

Boynton Charles H., shoemkr. r. 558 Lafayette.

Boynton Ed, conductor, r. i 9 402 Larimer.

Boysin Henry J., barber, Holladay, cor. 11th. r. 215 Holladay. BOYVIN LOUIS, propr. Collender, 311 and 313 16th, r. 408 Wasoola.

Brabant Della Mrs., r. 314 Glenarm.

Brace O. B. Mrs., r. 316 Blake.

Brackbill Samuel H., saloon, 314 15th, r. 309 15th.

Brackett F. W., r. 18 Steele blk.

Bradbury Albert F., policeman, r. 523£ Blake.

Bradbury B. F., watchman, Hallack <fc Howard.

Bradbury Charles F., grocer, r. 205 24th.

Bradbury Cotton C., physician, r. 533 Arapahoe.

Bradbury William C., contractor, r. 533 Arapahoe.

Braden Joseph P., r. 633 Glenarm.

Braden William D., (Hughes Jfc Braden,) r. 633 Glenarm. Bradford Edgar C., engineer, U. P. Ry, r. 703 Larimer. Bradley A. F., chairmkr, Kilpatrick & Brown, r. 203 17th. Bradley Charles A., cashier, B. & M. R. R. R., 298 12th. Bradley Charles A., teacher, High school, r. 613 Downing av. Bradley Charles B., barkpr, L. Boiuay, r. 524 Larimer. Bradley Charles D., lawyer, r. 725 Champa.

Bradley Charles P., elk, G. W. Collins, r. 405 17th.

Bradley Clinton H., bds. 1 La Yeta Place.

Bradley Daniel W., cashier, Great Western Mutual Aid and Accident Association, 4 and 5 Tabor blk.

Bradley Frank W., printer, Times, r. 8 College Lane.

Bradley George, machinist, U. P. Ry.

Bx-adley Gus., plumber, J. Lawson, r, 797 Waverly.

Bradley Harvey, physician, r. 405 17th.

Bradley Jerome, grocer, r. 406 Tremont.

Bradley John T., steam fitter, r. 309 Arapahoe.

Bradley Joseph, porter, Bii-ks Cornforth.

Bradley Matthew, plumber, McCarthy & Suess, r. 797 Waverly Bradley Oscar J., foreman, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 517 S. 10th. Bradley Peter, sexton, St. Mary's Cathedral, r. 380 Stout. Bradley Patrick G., lab, r. 797 Waverly.

Bradley Robert W., stone cutter, r. Elyria.

Bradley William L., wks. S. S. Martin, r. 247 8th.

Bradshaw A., (A. Bradshaw & Co.,) 1 5th, nw. cor. Stout. Bradshaw A. & Co., (A. Bradshaw,) notions, 15th, cor. Stout.

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Bradshaw Etta Miss, r. 768 Lincoln av.

Bradshaw Eugene J., mail carrier, r. r. 542 S. 11th.

Bradshaw Lewis H., with A. Bradshaw <fc Co., 350 15th. BRADSTREET CO., S. M. Finley, supt, rooms 2 and 3, 425 Larimer.

Bradway Frank A., lab, Lewis & Wheeler Lumber Co., r.

Emerald av., bet. 4tli and 5th, Highland.

Bradway - , r. 444 Lawrence.

Brady Barney, baggageman, Union Depot, r. 506 New Haven. Brady Charles, watchman, B. & M. R. R. R., r. 53 Platte, N. D. Brady Charles F., collector, E. J. Binford, r. 105 15th.

Brady Frank, barkpr, I. P. Kelly, r. room 2, 403j Arapahoe. Brady Henry, jailer City Jail, City Hall, r. 12 New Haven. Brady Henry C., wiper, U. P. Ry.

Brady Hugh M., lab, r. 201 Larimer.

Brady H. E. Mrs., bakery, 330 1 8th.

Brady James, carpenter, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 661 S. Water. Brady John J., yard master, B. & M. R. R., r. 109 19th. Brady Lawrence, elk, G. F. Eitel.

Brady Matthew, lab, r. 38 McNasser av.

Brady Michael, lab, U. P. Ry, r. 201 Lawrence.

Brady Nicholas, lab, r. 201 Larimer.

Brady Patrick, saloon, 405 S. 7th.

Brady William C., elk, American House, r. 618 Champa. Brady W. Scott, fireman, J. K. Mullen & Co., r. 364 10th. Bi-ahany John, fireman, Union Depot, r. 19 Argo.

Braid William, r. 320 Champa.

Brainard Charles H., instrumentmkr, M. J. Mitchell, r. 390 Lawrence.

Brainard AVilliam H., ins. broker, 262 16th.

Brainerd Lawrence, r. 145 Kansas av.

Brainerd Leverett E., elk, G. S. Foster, 510 Larimer. Brainerd Willis A., printer, News, r. 349 Park.

Brainerd Mrs., r. 349 Park.

Brainerd - , wks. Henrich & Co., r. 312£ 13th.

Braitan Herbert I., r. 323 17th.

Braithwaite J. E. Miss, furnished rooms, 315 15th.

Braley John N., fireman, U. P. Ry.

Braman George H., (G. H. Braman & Co.,) r. 464 Curtis. BEAMAN G. H. & CO., (G. H. Braman,) mens' furnishers, 291 16th.

Bramhall John, elk, T. Ryan, r. 637 Glenarm.

Bramhall John, brickmkr, r. McKee's add.

Branch Albert, r. room 2, 262 16th.

Branch John A., bricklayer, r. 466 S. Water.

Robertson Carriage Go.

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372 AND 374 HOLLADAY STREEET,

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Branch Thomas, col'd, cook, r. 265 26th.

Brand Albert, brewer, Ph. Zang & Co.

Brand Frank, musician, r. 628 Clarkson.

Brand George, r. 628 Clarkson.

Brandelle G. A. Rev., pastor, Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Church, r. 387 19th.

Brandenburg Alex., saloon, 377 Larimer, r. 409 Larimer. Brandenburg H. L. A., r. 409 Larimer.

Brandes John H., teamster, bds. 574 Park.

Brandt Henry, carpenter, r. 235 8th.

Brandt John W., r. 700 California.

Brandt Mary Mrs., hoarding, Elyria.

Brandt Paul, bkkpr, J. P. Gonner.

Brandt Peter, machinist, U. P. Ry, r. Larimer, cor. 2d. Brandt William, foreman, W. J. Wulff, r. Elyria.

Branen Minerva Mrs., r. 559 Downing av.

Branford Carter, col'd, janitor, 383 Larimer, r. 308 20th. Branford John, bricklayer, r. 261 Champa.

Branford Ralph, col'd, porter, German Nat. Bank, r. 296 Champa.

BRANHAM CHARLES A., parlor furniture, upholsterer and mattress mnfr, 420 Curtis, r. 318 Stout.

Brankamp Charles, stock raiser, r. 825 Holladay.

Brankamp H. Fred., lab, W. Brankamp, r. 825 Holladay. Brankamp John H., stock raiser, r. 825 Holladay.

Brankamp William, stock raiser, r. 825 Holladay.

Brann Minnie Miss, music teacher, r. 498 Champa.

Brannen James, lab, U. P. Ry, r. 796 Holladay.

Brannen John, line repairer, r. 12 Walnut.

Brannen Mary, seamstress, r. 622 Arapahoe.

Branston Robert W., elk, city physician, City Hall, r. 386 10th. Brant George, lab, Western Hotel.

Brasher Benjamin P., (B. P. Brasher & Co.,) r. 437 Welton. BRASHER B. P. & CO., (Benjamin P. Brasher,) liquors and cigars, wholesale, 339 Larimer.

Braskie John H., engineer, U. P. R'y, r. 676 Holladay. Bratton William J., fireman, D. & R. G. Ry, r. Buffalo,cor.8th. Brauer Ernest, watchman, J. K. Mullen & Co., r. 216 S. 11th. Brauer Ernest, jr., bottler, Denver Bottling Co., r. 216 S. 1 1th. Brauer Frank, carpenter, J. K. Mullen & Co., r. 271 Colfax. Brauer Otto P., helper, J. K. Mullen & Co., r. 216 S. 11th. Braun Adolf, mdse, broker, r. 887 Lawrence.

Braun George J., (Braun A Satterthwaite,) r. Curtis, cor. 31st. Braun John, (Drumm & Braun,) r. ws. Alta, bet. Capitol av. and Olive.

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Braun Michael, lab. Grant Smelter, r. Elyria.

BRAUN & SATTERTHWAITE, (Geo. J. Braun and J. Sat- terthwaite,) props. Curtis Park Floral Gardens, Curtis, cor 31st.

Braunschide Charles, butcher, F. Saur & Co., r. 208 Larimer. Brawn Veranius L., ranchman, r. Perrins add., N. D.

Brawner A., teamster, D. T. & W. Co.

Brawner A. H., trav. agt., r. 12 Duff blk, 260 18th.

Braxton Nathaniel, col'd, porter P. P. C. Co., r. 822 Welton. Bray Cornelius, lab, B. & M. R. R.

Bray E. T., tailor, Ornauer & Co., r. 306 12th.

BRAY JOSEPH, tailor and repairer, 356 Lawrence.

Brayton Herbert I., supt. stables Street Ry, r. 323 17th. Brazee Andrew W., U. S. dist. att'y, Symes blk, 384 Champa, r. 287 Downing av.

Brazelton Samuel E., lab, Grants, r. 1142 Holladay.

Brazill John, carpenter, r. 454 S. 9th Brazill John, jr., machinist, r. 454 S. 9th.

Bredouw Ludwig, music teacher, r. 279 Stout.

Breece Edward B., mining, bds. Lindell Hotel.

Breen Anthony, herder, bds. Columbus House.

Breene Peter W., lieutenant-governor, State dept., Larimer, nw. cor. 18th.

Brega C. E. Mrs., r. 360 15th.

Bregenzer Frank J., saddler, H. H. Heiser, r. 537 Blake. Breiding Henry, dairyman, r. McKees add.

Breightling Charles, elk, Transit House.

Breite Julius, shoemkr, r. rear 203 12th.

Breiting Charles, cigarmkr, r. 360 Clark Breitling Gus, baker, r. 356 Champa.

BREMER HENRY, propr. Commercial Hotel, 16th, sw. cor. Wynkoop.

Bremner Robert A., press foreman News, r. 3 Schindelholz terrace.

Brendle Michael, stone cutter, E. Ackroyd, r. 953 Holladay. Brendlinger Hiram J., r. 15th, nw. cor. Blake.

Breneman Henry H., office, 30 Symes blk, r. 177 Lincoln av. Brennan Annie Miss, r. 215 28th.

Brennan James, lab, r. 209 S. 8th.

Brennan Joseph Mrs., r. 733 Lawrence.

Brennan Kate Miss, tailoress, J. Bray, r. 215 28th.

Brennan Kate Miss, dressmkr, 12 Crandall blk.

Brennan Michael, foreman, Ex. Co. stables, bds. 553 Blake. Brennan Patrick, lab, J. K. Stuart & Co., r. 488 Lawrence. Brennan Robert S., collector, Colo. Nat. Bank, r. 405 18th.

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Brennan William J., conductor, r. 260 Stout.

Brenneman J. M., bkkpr, r. 43 1 Pine.

Brenneman William S., dentist, 15th, sw. cor. Champa, r. 431 Pine.

Brenner Louis, car inspector, U. P. Ry, r. 85 Grand av. Brennick Peter J., painter, F. C. Collenburg & Co. Brenzinger Joseph, brewer, Milwaukee Brewery, 223 Larimer. Breon Frank W., elk, Breon & Co., r. 513 Larimer.

Breon George A., (Breon & Co.,) r. 33 Agate av., Highland. Breon Jeremiah C., (Breon & Co.,) r. 245 24th.

Breon John E., (Breon & Co.,) r. Duff blk.

Breon & Co., (John E. G. A. and J. C. Breon and G. H. Hig¬ gins,) candy, 416 Blake.

Brereton Stephen W., (Quimby & Brereton,) bds. 411 Champa Bresler Henry W., baker, Gustav Greve, r. 500 Lawrence. Bresnahan John J., asst, yard master, IJ. P. Ry, r. 267 28th. Bresnahan Patrick, car inspector, U. P. Ry, r. 567-J- Blake. . Brestrup Otto, elk, Flynn & McFarland, r. 367 16th.

Brett Michael, plasterer, bds. 825 Holladay.

Brett M. Dawson, metallurgist, r. 234 E. 18th.

Brett M. D. Mrs, r. 526 Santa Fe av.

Brett W. L., physician, 405 Stout.

Breuch Charles, helper, D. & R. G. Ry.

Breuch Joseph, watchman, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 529 S. 11th. Breuch Joseph, jr., boilermkr, I). & R. G. Ry, r. 529 S. 11th. Brewch Peter, wagonmkr, r. 505 Wewatta.

Breuch William, helper, D. & R. G. Ry.

BREUNERT EMIL, druggist, 523 Larimer, cor. 20th, r. 859 Curtis.

Brewer Benn, vice-pres't E. F. Hallack Lumber & Mfg. Co., r. 750 Colfax av.

Brewer Gardner G., (L. N. Greenleaf & Co.,) r. 88 Pearl. Brewer Lillie S., elk, r. 710 Curtis.

Brewer Oliver, elk, L. N. Greenleaf & Co., r. 88 Pearl. Brewer Robert B., moulder, r. 710 Curtis.

Brewer William, contractor, r. 148 Hotchkiss.

Brewer William Mrs., r. 710 Curtis.

Brewster Albert W., chief clerk U. S. Mint, r. 212 Pearl. Breyer Herman, saloon, 367£ Larimer.

Brice G. T., (G. T. Brice & Co.,) r. 304 16th.

BRICE G. T. & CO., (G. T. Brice and A. DeStaff ord,) drug¬ gists, 304 and 304| 16th.

Briekham Henry, tinner, George R. Freund.

Brickham Isaac, r. 134 11th.

Brickler Zenon, col'd, printer, r. 15th, ne. cor. Blake.

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Bridge D. J., policeman, City Hall, bds. Transit House. Bridge Joseph F., lab, r. 229 Santa Fe av.

Bridges John H., elk, Pacific Express Co., r. 1 Sherman av. Bridle George, janitor Emerson school.

Brieglib Charles C., musician, r. 341 Curtis.

Brien Louis, shoemkr, r. 276 13th.

Brien T. N., shoemkr, r. 276 13th.

Briggs A. C., messenger, Pacific Express, r. 354 Tremont. Briggs De Lancy, bkkpr, cashier D. & R.G.Ry, r. 660 Waverly Briggs Frank N., r. 314 S. 15th.

Briggs J. I., operator, W. U. T. Co., r. 16 Witter blk.

Briggs Lewis, engineer, U. P. Ry, r. 833 Holladay.

Briggs - Miss, dressmkr, r. Clark, se. cor. Dailey av. Brigham Albert J., bds. Occidental Hotel.

Bright John, hackman, r. 64 16t,h, N. D.

Brighton Creamery, (T. A. Hodge and H. M. Houghton,) but¬ ter, milk and cream, 395 16th. -

Brighton Terrace, Welton, nw. cor. 20th.

Brighton William, shoemkr, Niesz & Co., r. 300 8th.

Brill John, switchman, U. P. Ry, r. 769 Hollady.

Brimble Mark, watchman, Hendey & Meyer, r. 861 Arapahoe. Brimer Alfred, elk, auditor D. <fc R. G. Ry, r. 8 LaVeta Place. Brind J. Fitz, mining, 4 and 5 Opera House blk, r. 309 14th. Brink Charles H., r. 322 S. Martin.

BRINK EDWIN P., architect and supt., 289 15th, r. 386 Cali¬ fornia.

Brink Sarah Mrs., r. 322 Martin.

Brinker Arthur W., buyer, HUMPHREY & SLAYBACK, r. 483 Stout.

Brinker Callie C. Miss, teacher, music and piano, r. Brinker Institute.

Brinker Charles F., (Green & Brinker,) r. 681 Arapahoe. Brinker George E., elk, D. J. Playfair, r. 333 Broadway. Brinker Herman H., elk, Green & Brinker, r. 681 Arapahoe. Brinker Institute, Broadway, nw. cor. Tremont.

Brinker Isaac, office 225 15th, r. 684 Larimer.

Brinker Joseph, r. Brinker Institute.

Brinker Joseph R., trav. agt., N. B. McCrary & Co., r. Brin¬ ker Institute.

Brinker Olin, elk, r. 307 24th.

Brinker Waller C., bkkpr, r. Brinker Institute.

Brinker William O., elk, r. Brinker Institute.

Brinkhaus Hugo, physician, 471 Champa.

Brinkley Robert S., fireman, Hallack & Howard blk, r. 290 17 th.

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Brinkley Robert V., carpenter, U. P. Ry, r. 434 Santa Fe av- Brinton Terrace, E. 18th, cor. Lincoln av.

Bristol Edward S., lab, Windsor Stables, r. 226 18th.

Bristol Harlan P., with S. G. Sponable, 303 16th, r. 573 Wel- ton.

Bristol Hascal C., conductor, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 336 Larimer. Bristol James F., engineer, U. P. Ry.

Bristol Willis, r. 291 S. 15th.

BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE CO., Canada, H. L. Wads¬ worth, agt., 405 Lawrence.

Briton Arthur, paper hanger, A. Gauthier.

Britt Frank, policeman, bds. 198 19th.

Brittain Frank H., carpenter, r. Fairview add.

Brittain Richard J., (Griffin & Brittain,) r. 275 Curtis.

Britton John IL, expressman, r. 336 Park.

Britton William, second-hand goods, 712 ] Larimer.

Britton William H., farmer, r. Perrins add, N. D.

Britton William J., lab, r. 544 Delgany.

Brizzolara James, (Mangini & Co.,) r. 595 Larimer.

Broad John, bds. European Hotel.

Broad William E., miner, r. 410 Ogden.

BR0ADF00T THOMAS L., art stained glass mnfr, 472 Blake and 408£ Champa, r. 308 18th.

BROADWAY BAKERY, Schwab Bros, proprs, 234 Broadway. Broadway Baptist Church, es. Broadway, bet. Bridger and Sumner.

Broadway School, Broadway, bet. Capitol av. and Olive. Broadwell Benjamin F., cigars, 369^ Curtis, r. 652 Weltou. Broadwell Block, 402 to 408 Larimer.

Broadwell E. H., r. 652 Welton.

Brockway John P., lawyer, 7 Tabor blk, r. 15, 16 and 17 Wal- brach blk.

Broderick Timothy, r. 786 Holladay.

Broders Charles, cigarmkr, r. 337 Stout.

Brodersen Urban, expressman, bds. 519 Larimer.

Brodeur Theofield, carpenter, r. 66 Jay.

Brodie Hiram S., mnfrs. agt, 432 Larimer.

Brodtbeck Samuel, r. 16 S. 15th.

Brodwolf George, tailor, John Sinclair & Co., r. 433 Larimer. Broeking George, col'd, coachman, B. W. Rogers.

Broemser John G., cook, r. 338 Willow Lane.

Brolim Henry, r. 395 Holladay.

Brohm Joseph, elk, Otto Brohm, 395 Holladay..

Brohm Otto, saloon, 16th, ne. cor. Holladay. *

Brohm Otto, jr., elk, Otto Brohm, 395 Holladay.

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Brokate D. C., elk, O. D. F. Webb, r. 280 Curtis.

Brokate Henry W., lab. r. 207 12th.

Brokate William H., carpenter, r. Flemings add.

Brokaw Frank, fireman, U. P. Ry, r. 3 Fishers Terrace. Brokaw George L., brakeman, U. P. Ry, r. 473 Wynkoop. Brokaw Samuel D., lab, r. 346 Park.

Brokaw Thomas L., machinist, r. 473 Wynkoop.

Brokhaw Thomas, machinist, r. 345 7th.

Brokmeyer Frederick W., second-hand goods, 542 Larimer. BROMAN EDWARD, cigai-s and tobacco, 15th, nw. cor. Blake, r. 485 Stout.

Bromberger Joseph, elk, L. Solomon, 295 Larimer, r. 241 10th. Broms John, r. west of D. & R. G. shops.

Bromser Charles, collarmkr, F. Schneider, r. 296 Holladay. Bromwell Henry P. H., lawyer, r. 319 8tli.

Bronson Charles, lab, Grant Smelter.

Brooke William M., r. 561 Downing av.

Brooklyn House, 20th, se. cor. Delgany.

Brooks Agnes Mrs., col'd, r. 468 S. 15th.

Brooks Albert G., asst, bkpr, Auditor D. & R. G. Ry, r. 418 California.

Brooks Albert R. E., butcher, J. P. Darling, r. 467 Stout. Brooks Arvalis, bricklayer, r. 678 Larimer.

Brooks Brite F., r. 355 1 1th.

Brooks Charles D., elk, surveyor gen'l, r. 692 Champa. Brooks C. L. Mrs., col'd, r. 551 Lawrence.

BROOKS, DAVIDSON & CO., (II. C. Brooks, David Davidson and A. D. Dunbar,) watchmkrs, jewelers and diamonds, 312 16th, Opera House blk.

Brooks Edward J., chief clerk Surveyor General, 39 Tabor blk, r. 692 Champa.

Brooks Edward S., elk, coal dep't, U. P. Ry, r. 692 Champa. Brooks Ell., engineer, George N. Billings, r. 341 Arapahoe. Brooks Ernest, cabinetmkr, A. Gustafson, r. 475 Bayaud. Brooks E., com'l trav., Greenlee & Co., bds. Western Hotel. Brooks E. L., col'd, porter, P. P. C. Co., r. 509 Champa. Brooks George, hair worker, r. 515 Wewatta.

Brooks George, harnessmkr, r. 207 12th.

Brooks Henry C., (Brooks, Davidson & Co.,) r. 712 California. Brooks Henry F., bkkpr, B. L. James & Co., r. 14 S. 15th. Brooks Jennie Mrs., r. 270 20th.

Brooks John W., col'd, lab, r. 217 21st.

Brooks J. A., watchmkr, bds. 484 Holladay.

Brooks L. II., assayer, E. E. Burlingame, r. 446 Lawrence. Brooks Richard, col'd, lab, r. 638 Lawrence.

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Brooks William E., engineer, D. & R. G. Rv, r. Elyria. Brophy Daniel James, machinist, U. P. Ry, r. 738 Lawrence. Brophy John, moulder, Colo. Iron Works, r. 704 Larimer. Broski Harry, fireman, U. P. Ry.

Brotherhood of Carpenters, meet Euclid Hall, 247 14th. Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, hall 380 Holladay. Brothers Sanford, teamster, George Tritch Hardware Co., Brousseau W. IL, fireman, D. & R. G. Ry.

Brown Abe, col'd, lab, 201 16th.

Brown Albert L., helper, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 207 Olive.

Brown Alice H. Miss, bds. 406 Stout.

Brown Alvarado Mrs., r. 188 Capitol ave.

Brown Andrew, lab, r. 299 Wazee.

Brown Archibald, stonemason, bds. 243 13th.

Brown A. Scott, r. Burke blk, 373 Curtis.

Brown A. J. Mrs., groceries, 655 and 657 Lawrence.

Brown Carter, col'd, lab, r. Wynkoop, cor. 29th.

Brown Charles, elk, bds 438 Glenarm.

Brown Charles, welldigger, r. rear 280 Champa.

Brown Charles, painter, r. 450 Wynkoop.

Brown Charles E., elk, Colo. Nat. Bank, r. 405 18th.

Brown Charles H., elk, r. 337 Welton.

Brown Charles S., r. 412 Stout.

Brown Charles W., asst. supt. P. P. C. Co., room K, Union Depot.

Brown Clara Mrs., col'd, r. 607 Arapahoe.

Brown Clarence R., collector, r. rooms 27 and 28 Eckhartblk. Brown Daniel, lab, 324 S. 15th.

Brown David, lab, bds. 484 Holladay.

Brown Edward, driver, Windsor stables, r. 289 20th.

Brown Edward, patternmkr, r. 410 S. 8th.

Brown Edward, teamster, Marshall Coal Co., r. 334 Wanless. Brown Edward M., iron merchant, bds. Windsor Hotel. Brown Edward M., (J. D. Brown & Son,) r. 409 Blake. Brown Edwin C., lamp trimmer, Colo. Electric Co., r. 647 Arapahoe.

Brown Elizabeth Mrs., r. 416 California.

Brown Emma Miss, r. 340 S. 11th.

Brown Enos, (Enos Brown & Co.,) r. 416 California.

Brown Enos & Co., (Enos Brown and Edward E. Snow,) wool, 331 Holladay.

Brown Everett, collector, Hendrie & Bolthoff Mfg. Co. Brown E. A. Mrs., magnetic healer, r. 354 Larimer.

Brown Frank M., lab, Gray, Bros. & Co..

Brown Frank, lab, Grant Smelting Co., r. 1076 Blake.

LADIES', MISSES' and CHIL¬ DREN'S HOSIERY, at

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Brown Frank M., farming lands, 23 Symesblk, r. 33 Lincoln av Brown Fred D., elk, r. 437 23d.

Brown Fred E., elk, Quimby & Brereton, r. 312 Welton. Brown Florence M. Miss, elk, Z. Shed, r. 308 Lawrence. Brown George, bricklayer, r. nr. Smith Bros. Packing House. Brown George A., collector, Morey Mercantile Co., r. 59 Kansas av.

Brown George H., elk, r. 437 23d.

. Brown George N., real estate, 408 Arapahoe, r. 1 9 Clarkson. Brown George W., capitalist, 343 Larimer.

Brown George W., elk, A. J. Brown.

Brown George Walter, banker, r. 337 Lawrence.

Brown Grant, apprentice, W. J. Kinsley Implement Co., r. 18 Exchange blk.

Brown Helen M. Miss, teacher, Fairmount school, r. 32 S. 13th. Brown Henry, dyer, A. Serveray, 487^ Larimer.

Brown Henry B., col'd, lab, r. 421 Tremont.

Brown Henry C., real estate, 34 Symes blk, 16th, cor. Champa, r. 260 Sherman av.

Brown Horace, wks. laundry, r. 197 Curtis.

Brown H. M. Mrs., r. 1 Brighton terrace.

Brown Irene Miss, elk, surv eyor gen'l, r. 32 Grant av.

Brown Isaac, policeman, City Hall, r. 518 Curtis.

Brown Isaac H., r. 106 Grant av.

Brown Inez E. Miss, r. 1 Brighton terrace.

Brown Jackson, lab, bds. 643 Arapahoe.

Brown Jacob T., engineer, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 298 S. 11th. Brown James, waiter, Windsor Hotel.

Brown James, r. 340 S. 11th.

Brown James, r. 517 Larimer.

Brown James, r. 4 Anderson blk.

Brown James D., (J. D. Brown & Son,) r. 409 Blake.

BROWN JAMES H., lawyer, 33 and 34 Symes blk, 16th, cor.

Champa, r. 260 Sherman av.

Brown James J., plumber, r. 389 Blake.

Brown James L., meat market, 205 Larimer, r. 144 Lawrence. Brown James V., foreman, Denver Transfer Co.

Brown James W., livery, r. 364 13th.

Brown John, r. 517 Larimer.

Brown John, lab, r. 109 1 6th.

Brown John, blksmith, D. Orrock, bds. European Hotel. Brown Jonathan L., machinist, U. P Ry, r. 29 McClellan. Brown Joseph, fireman, U. P. Ry, r. 3 Fisher's Terrace.

Brown Joseph A., fruits, 160 17th.

Brown Joseph G., r. 109 Downing av.

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BROWN JOSEPH L., hides, wool, furs, plaster, hair and wool growers' supplies, 183 15th, r. 452 Clarkson.

Brown Joseph M., jr., (J. M. Brown, jr., & Co.,) r. 889 Arap¬ ahoe.

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Brown Joseph S., elk, Pioneer Hotel.

Brown Josiah C., hay and grain, 325 21st, r. 465 Lafayette av Brown Julius, real estate, 13, 14 Union blk, r. 627 Waverly. Brown Junius F., (J. S. Brown & Bro.,) r. 330 Welton, cor. 14 th.

BROWN J. D. & SON, (J. D. and E. M.,) meat market, 400 Blake.

Brown ,T. Gratz, (A. G. Bowes <fc Co.,) r. 332 Gilpin.

Brown J. M., jr., & Co., (J. M. Brown, jr., and W. S. Shaw,) painters, 377 Larimer.

Brown J. Sidney, (J. S. Brown & Bro.,) r. 334 Stout, cor. 14th BROWN J. S. & BRO., (J. Sidney and Junius F.,) wholesale grocers, 376, 378 and 380 Wazee.

Brown J. T., engineer, D. & R. G. Ry.

Brown Laura E. Miss, bkkpr, Domestic Sewing Machine, r. 437 23d.

Brown Libbie Miss, teacher of music, r. 416 California.

Brown Lloyd A., col'd, restaurant, 484 Lawrence.

Brown Lorenzo D., fireman, U. P. Ry, r. 760 Arapahoe. Brown Louise I. Mrs., r. 59 Kansas av.

Brown Martha Mrs., r. 891 Stout.

Brown Mary Miss, r. Merchants Hotel.

Brown Mary Mrs., col'd, r. 485 Blake.

Brown Mary Mrs., r. 1060 Wewatta.

Brown Mark W., miller, r. 210 S. 9th.

Brown Mattie Miss, seamstress, r. 44 Union blk, 16th, cor. Arapahoe.

Brown Michael, lab, Gas Co., r. 538 Bell av., N. D.

Brown Michael, lab, Grant Smelting Co., r. 632 Blake.

Brown Minnie Miss, housekeeper, Markham Hotel.

Brown Myrtle Miss, elk, r. 308 Lawrence.

Brown M., clothing, 352 Blake.

Brown M. A., wks. Excelsior Laundry, r. 197 Curtis.

Brown M. L. Mrs., r. 437 23d.

Brown Oliver F., physician, 16th, nw. cor. Stout, r. 352 Champa.

Brown O. F. Miss, dressmkr, r. 492 Grant av.

Brown Patsy Mrs., r. 246 25th.

Brown P. H., wks. Excelsior Laundry, r. 197 Curtis.

Brown Patrick, lab, r. 234 Colfax av.

Brown Richard, r. 641 Wazee.

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Brown Richard D., saloon, r. 598 Lawrence.

Brown Richard H., elk, Buffalo Shoe Store, r. Larimer, cor. 4 th.

Brown Robert, lab, r. 532 Wazee.

Brown Robert, mailing elk, Tribune-Republican, r. 387 Law¬ rence.

Brown Robert II., oyster house, 392 Curtis.

Brown Robert V., student, J. W. Horner.

Brown R., (Kilpatrick & Brown,) 410 and 412 Lawrence. Brown Robert, physician, r. 384 23d.

Brown Royal M., (Brown & Regan,) r. 410 Larimer.

Brown Sadie Miss, elk, Daniels & Fisher, r. 405 18th.

Browrn Samuel C., fireman, I). & R. G. Ry.

Brown Sherman J., elk, r. 277 Stout.

Brown S. C. Mrs., r. 32 S. 13th.

Brown S. J. Mrs., dressmkr, r. 492 Grant av.

Brown Thomas, r. 388 Broadway.

Brown Thomas, lab, Hallack Lumber Co., bds 192 19th.

Brown Thomas, cook, Revere House.

Brown Thomas F., fireman, Windsor Hotel.

Brown Thomas O., bridge builder, r. Downing, cor. 11th av. Brown Timothy, mining, r. 489 S. Water.

Brown T. R., fireman, D. & R. G. Ry.

Brown William, bakery, 319 Larimer.

Brown William, r. 337 Lawrence.

Brown William B., engineer, City Laundry, r. 787 Blake. Brown William E., carpenter, U. P. Ry, r. 60 Grand av. Brown William E., meat market, 447 Broadway.

Brown William H., photographer, r. 489 S. Water.

Brown William H., stonecutter, r. 050 Lawrence.

Brown William H., engineer, U. P. Ry, r. 687 Lawrence. Brown William H., mine inspector, r. ws. Ashland av. nr.

Ashland school, Highland.

Brown William H. Mrs., r. 308 Lawrence.

Brown William J., elk, r. 368 S. 14th.

BROWN W. G., ge.n'l agt. Colorado Coal and Iron Co., and Denver Rolling Mill, 1 and 4 McClintock blk, r. 254 Evans.

Brown W. G., physician, r. 393 Blake.

Brown W. G., miner, r. 351 15th.

Brown W. J., brakeman, U. P. Ry.

Brown - , messenger, W., F. & Co.'s Express, r. 444 Lawrence. 1 BROWN & REGAN, (R. M. Brown and J. H. Regan,) mer¬ chant tailors, over 410 Larimer.

Browne Charles S., printer, r. 412 Stout,

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Browne Charles W., (Cerowicz & Browne,) r. 426 Champa. Browne M. C. Mrs., r. Fairview av, cor. Wall, N. D.

Browne Samuel E., (Browne & Putnam,) r. 412 Stout. Browne William, r. Fairview av, cor. Wall, N. D.

BROWNE & PUTNAM, (S. E. Browne and T. G. Putnam,) lawyers, 383 Larimer.

Browning Addie M. Miss, r. 428 Curtis.

Browning Bettie A. Miss, r. 379 Champa.

Biowning Francis S., ins. agt, r. 379 Champa.

Browning John W., lawyer, 32 Symes blk, r. 482 Stout. Browning M. J., Mrs., nurse, r. 428 Curtis.

Brownlow John T., bkkpr, Grant Smelter, r. 402 Ogden. Brownson JohnM., carpenter, r. 632 S. 15th.

Brownson Thomas E., elk, E. E. Butters, r. 632 S. 15th. Brownwell David G., fireman, D., U. & P. Ry, r. ns. Platte river, nr. D., U. & P. shops.

Brownyard Jefferson N., meat market, 272 Pine.

Broyles Joseph F., engineer, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 223 S. 9th. Brubaker Andrew J., cook, r. 349 Larimer.

Brubaker O. C., express messenger, r. 444 Lawrence. BRUBAKER WILLIAM A., livery, feed and boarding stable, 285 18th, r. 462 Lawrence. (Telephone 500.)

Bruce Florence Miss, school teacher, r. 303 22d.

Bruce Frank, coachman, J. L. Routt.

Bruce George A., propr. Board of Trade, 245 16th, r. 538 Champa.

Bruce James E., col'd, cook, r. rear 627 Lawrence.

Bruckman Charles, music teacher, 660 Welton, r. 706 Cali¬ fornia.

Bruckman Frederick, mining engineer, r. 658 Welton. Bruderlin Albert, saddler, J. W. Armstrong, r. 292 Arapahoe. Bruderlin Emil, foreman bindery, Collier & Cleaveland, r. 665 Larimer.

Brueggeman Fred, collector, Denver Brewing Co., r. 341 Champa.

Brueggeman Gerhard, saloon, 245 15th., r. 281 Holladay. Brueggeman William, lab, Denver Brewing Co., r. 310 9th. Bruehne Carl, saloon, 8th, sw. cor. Platte, N. D.

Bruen U. H. Mrs., r. 187 Downing av.

Bruening Mina Mrs., school teacher, bds. Colorado House. Brum W. H., elk, Daniels & Fisher.

Brule Leon, (Brule Bros.,) r. 625 Holladay.

Brule Emile, (Brule Bros.,) r. 625 Holladay.

Brule Bros., (Leon and Emile,) grocers, 656 Larimer.

| Brumage John, col'd, porter, r. 536 Blake.

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Bnimage Mintie Mrs., col'd, r. 226 20th.

BRUMM FERDINAND, cabinetmkr, 439 Holladay, r. 868 Larimer.

Brummer W illiam, lab, Crescent Mills.

Brun William H., upholstery, r. 261 Welton.

Brunaugh Harry, tel. operator, r. 298 12th.

Brundage Winfield F., dispatcher, TJ. P. Ry, r. 292 1 Lawrence. Brunei C. J. Mrs., r. 34 Steele blk.

Brunell F. A., bds. American House.

Brunemer William, lab, bds. 11 New Haven.

Bruner Samuel, r. 523 Lafayette.

Bruning, Henry, lab, Street Ry.

Bruning Minnie Miss, German teacher public schools, r. 345 Blake.

Brunk Frank G., press feeder, Tribune-Republican, r. 276 Welton.

Brunk George W., miner, r. 276 Welton.

Brunner Mary Miss, printer, r. 37 1 Arapahoe.

Bruns Frederick, lab, r. 85 Gray, N. D.

Brunse Fred., elk, Silvey & Meeker.

Brunson Charles, wks. Grant Smelter, r. 18 McClellan. Brunson Elmer E., trav. auditor D. & R. G. Ry, r. 637 Waverly BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO., billiard tables, H. E.

Blood agt, 15th, nw. cor. Lawrence.

BRUNSWICK HOTEL, Linton <fc Hagar, proprs., 267, 269 and 271 16th.

Brunton David W., (Taylor & Brunton), bds. Windsor Hotel. Brunton William, (Brunton & Co.,) r. 71 Marion.

Brunton & Co., (William Brunton, George Dunse and A. Ben¬ nett,) stone contractors, 542 and 544 Wewatta.

Brusse John, elk, r. 179 Colfax av.

Brust Herman, boilermkr, r. rear 231 10th.

Bruton Ann Mrs., r. 346 S. 15th.

Bruton George W., r. 346 S. 15th.

Bruzelius Charles, r. 356 Larimer.

Bryan L. B. Miss, teacher, r. Burke blk, 373 Curtis.

Bryan John, teamster, Garfield coal, r. Sherman House.

Bryan Scott, elk, r. 336 Tremont.

Bryant Edward, dairyman, r. 740 Holladay.

Bryant Henry, col'd, porter, storekpr's office, U. P. Ry. Bryant Henry, lab, bds. Planters House.

Bryant John, yardman, American House.

Bryant J. B., trav. agt., r. 406 Champa.

Bryant Martha E. Mrs., r. Santa Fe av, nw. cor. Bayaud. Bryant School, Murdock, cor. Arlington, N. D.

MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS B. L. JAMES & CO.'S

J.T. Gornforth & Co., Wholesale Fruit Dealers, 372 and 374 Holliday St,

STONE & CO., 380 Lawrence St., OFFICE FILES

BRY 156 BUC

Bryant William H., dairyman, r. 833 Larimer.

Bryant William H., trav. agt., Hallack & Howard, bds. St. James Hotel.

Bryden James, (Bryden & Scott,) r. 14 Platte, X. D.

Bryden & Scott, (J. Bryden and W. A. Scott,) blacksmiths, 149 151^h.

Brymer A., elk, bds. 8 La Yeta Place.

Bub Bernard, saloon, r. 341 Curtis.

Buchan Anna Miss, teacher, Wolfe Hall.

BUCHAN FRANCES M. MISS, principal, Wolfe Hall. Buchanan Harriet B., r. ss. Fairview av, nr. Boulevard, High¬ land.

Buchanan James F., col'd, driver, r. 65 Platte, N. D. Buchanan James H., printer, Xews, r. Downing's add., N. D. Buchanan John W. foreman, Wall & Purse], r. 196 15th BUCHANAN JOSEPH R., propr. Labor Enquirer, 368 Larimer Buchanan Lizzie L., bkkpr, r. ss. Fairview av, nr. Boulevard, Highland.

Buchanan M. G., meat market, 934 Champa, r. 945 Arapahoe. Buchanan M. J. Mrs., r. 630 Champa.

BUCHANAN ROBERT J., mnfrs. agt. for mining machinery and supplies, 17th, nw. cor. Blake, r. 443 Welton. Buchanan Samuel B., plasterer, r. ss. Fairview av, nr. Boule¬ vard, Highland.

Buchanan Samuel R., grocer, r. ss. Fairview av, nr. Boulevard, Highland.

Buchanan Thomas B., contractor, 7 Symes blk, r. 418 Cali¬ fornia.

Bmhanan T. D., driver, E. J. Binford, r. 91 16th.

Buchanan William M., grocer, r. Fairview av, nr. Boulevard, Highland.

Buchanan Wilson G., butcher, M. G. Buchanan, r. 945 Arap¬ ahoe.

Bucher John J., printer, r. 327 Buffalo.

Buchholz Albert E., glazier, r. Jacobs add.

Buchow Otto, locksmith, r. 363 15th. *

Buchs Joseph, brewer, Denver Brewing Co., bds. Germania House.

Buchtel William H., physician, 408 Glenarm.

Buchwald Charles H., cook, Red Lion Hotel.

Buchwald John E., machinist, r. 914 Lawrence.

Buck Charles G., coal, r. 285 15th.

Buck Robert F., moulder, r. 905 Champa.

Buck Robert H., lawyer, r. 905 Champa.

Buck William P., lab, r. 16 McClellan.

Warerooms and Repository "" "S

PAINTS, LEAD AND OIL AT

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Buckingham Nellie Mrs., r. 536 Holladay.

Buckingham Richard G., physician, 380 Larimer, r. 723 Cali¬ fornia.

Buckius Charles E., butcher, A. W. Waters & Co., r. 60 15th. Buckius Oscar, elk, r. 60 15th, N. D.

Buckley Dennis, lab, bds. 463 Wazee.

Buckley Fred. A., foreman Hallack Lumber Co., r. 522 Champa.

Buckley Jeremiah, driver, A. W. Waters & Co., r. 310 11th. Buckley John, lab, r. 1021 Blake.

Buckley Margaret Mrs., r. 18th, nw. cor. Wazee.

Buckley Maurice, plumber, J. Lawson, r. 45 Corbett.

Buckley Patrick, lab, r. 642 Antelope.

Buckley Patrick, plasterer, r. 130 Pennsylvania av.

Buckley Thomas F., plumber, Thomas Lees, r. 360 12th. Buckley William, lab, r. 30 16th av.

Bucklin George, office Lawrence, ne. cor. 15th.

Bucklin James, r. 375 Cheyenne.

Bucklitz A. Mrs., r. 705 Larimer.

Buckner Samuel O., elk, Chain, Hardy & Co., r. 425 Champa. Buckner Walker Mrs., r. 425 Champa.

Bucknum Amasa M., physician, 11 and 12 Walbrachblk, r. 278 Broadway.

Bucks William, barber, W. H. Frey, r. 508 California.

Budel Joseph, lab, Grant Smelter, bds. Elyria.

Buddee Alfred L., r. 347 19th.

Buechner Gustave, saloon, r. 82 Jay.

Buehler August, brickmkr, Denver Fire Brick Co.

Buehler John, brewer, Denver Brewing Co.

Buehler Louis, maltster, Denver Brewing Co.

Buell Albert W., (Buell & Buell,) r. 606 Waverly.

Buell Edgar H., bakery, 443^ Larimer, r. 314 Glenarm.

Buell James A., bakery, 404 Arapahoe.

Buell James S., (Buell & Buell,) r. 410 Hotchkiss.

Buell William, r. 305 Lawrence.

Buell & Buell, (J. S. and A. W.,) contractors and builders, 606 Larimer.

Buena Vista Hotel, 6tli, ne. cor. Lawrence.

Buffington Frank, book agt., r. 560 Arapahoe.

Bugbee Angie, Miss, teacher, r. 312£ 13th.

Buhler A. J., elk, C. D. Foster.

Buhr Frank, jeweler, 298 17th.

Building Inspector's Office, Larimer, nw. cor. 14th.

Buirgy Joseph, bricklayer, r. Hallet, bet. Olive and Pine. BukoJ Fzer David, cigars, 377 Curtis.

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General Agent, 16th St., cor. Delgany, and 19th, cor. Wazee.

Northrop Goal

Colo. Goal and Iro

A full assortment of (Hnrlmrv Pi In nr kePt on band by p Gottes- the latest styles in OIGIIIII& OlIVcl leben. 294 16th, Union Bl'k

BUK 158 BUR

Bukofzer Julius, manager David Bukofzer, r. 580 Arapahoe. Bulbick George, machinist, r. 21 Titus.

Buie Emil, elk, r. 793 Larimer.

Bull Jesse H., detective, r. 506 Curtis.

Bull John, r. 346 Arapahoe.

BULL'S HEAD CORRAL AND STOCK YARDS, Bailey & Allen proprs., 16th, ne. cor. Wazee.

Bullene John, collector, r. 465 California.

Bullick Thomas H., lawyer, r. 605 Champa.

Bullion Hotel, St. Vincent, nr. Grant Smelter.

Bullion Lawson, driver, bds. 645 Curtis.

Bullock William, lab, bds. 471 Blake.

Bumann Barbara Mrs., r. Blake, nw. cor. 28th.

Bumann Herman, lab, rolling mills,.

Bnman John, lab, U. P. Ry.

Bunburg William F., hack driver, r. 314 21st.

Bunce Charles W., driver, package delivery, r. 27 Union Place. Bunce Marshall H., janitor Schleier blk, r. 319 Lawrence. Bunch Georgia Miss, r. 495 Holladay.

Bundy John M., express man, r. 202 23rd.

Bunker Cyrus A., machinist, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 455 Clark. Bunn George W., express man, r. 754 Holladay.

Bunnell Alonzo S., carpenter, bds. 11 New Haven.

Bunner Fleming, harnessmkr, r. 652 Holladay.

Bunney Francis E., news dealer, 585 Champa.

Bunsow William, barkpr, Fred Tesch.

Burbank Lyman L., painter, r. 290 S. 11th.

Burch George, r. 380 Larimer.

Burch Orren M., painter, 276 11th.

Burchard F. A., tallyman, McPhee & McGinnity.

Burchard O. R., loans, 301 16th.

Burchard W. IL, r. Hotel Brunswick.

Burchfield Thomas J., Indian agt, r. 679 Stout.

Burchinell W. K., mining, bds. Markham Hotel.

Burdick Jason E., lab, Grant Smelting Co., r. 21 Park. Burdick S. W ., fireman, D. & R. G. Ry.

Burdine Charles G., policeman, City Hall, r. 123 S. 13th. Burdsal Caleb S., physician, r. 220 9th.

Burdsal Charles W., r. 418 13th.

Burdsal Samuel A., cook, L. S. Cook, 4314 Lawrence. Burgdorf Charles A., fireman, r. 887 Arapahoe.

Burgdorf Charles W., road master, r. 887 Arapahoe.

Burger P. G., fireman, D. & R. G. Ry.

Burgess John, foreman, J. K. Mullen & Co., r. 321 10th. Burgess J osiah, r. Argo.

DANIELS & FISHER, KID GLOVES

If you are rMrnii,.rn Call at Immense looking for | 111 II I III I u Establishment of

Kilpatrick & Brown

BUR 159 BUR

Burgess Mary Mrs., r. 377^ Santa Fe av.

Burgess Oscar F., music teacher, r. 345 Broadway.

Burgess William J., elk, Lee Mellon, r. 312 Glenarm Burghardt George, brakeman, bds. Sherman House. Burghardt G. E., Ry. Postal elk, r. 307 13th.

Burghardt Henry, r. 612 Lawrence.

Burghardt John, tailor, W. Bergmann, r. 473 S. 9th. Burghardt William, (Burghardt & Humburg,) r. 313 Larimer. BURGHARDT & HUMBURG, (W. Burghardt and Y. Hum- burg,) saloon and restaurant, 386 and 388 Larimer. Burgreen Fred. A., moulder, r. Gorsline, cor. Antelope. Burgwell A. Mrs., r. 576 Lawrence.

Burk Conrad, teamster, Goodridge& Marfell, r. 122 Delgany. Burk James, teamster, r. 214 S. 11th.

Burk James J., engineer, U. P. Ry.

Burk John, elk, bds. 370 Wewatta.

Burk Michael VV., engineer', U. P. Ry, r. Grand av, cor. 5th. Burk - Mrs., r. 19 Charles blk.

Burk R. S., lab, Crescent Mills.

Burke Belle Mrs., r. 441 Welton.

Burke Block, 371 and 373 Curtis.

Burke Charlotte Mrs., col'd, r. 758 Blake.

Burke Edward J., saloon, 235 17th, r. 526£ Larimer.

Burke Emil, lab, Vienna Cafe.

Burke Fred, lab, U. P. Ry.

Burke James, lab, bds. 173 Larimer.

Burke James, lab, U. P. Ry, Bassett, cor. 17th. '

Burke Jeremiah, stone mason, r. 379 15th.

Burke John, hackman, r. 379 15th.

Burke John E., grocer, 538 Downing av.

Burke Maggie Miss, assistant, CHARLES BOHM, r. 836 Arap¬ ahoe.

Burke Margaret Mrs., r. 706 Larimer.

Burke Martin J., messr. tel. dept, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 706 Lari¬ mer.

Burke Mary, wks. Lindell Hotel.

Burke Michael, machinist, U. P. Ry, r. 706 Larimer.

Burke Michael J., foreman, Lewis & Scott, bds. 11 Washing¬ ton av.

Burke M, W., letter carrier, P. O., r. 1 7th, cor. Bassett.

Burke Patrick, lab, r. Berger's add.

Burke P. G., (Kelly & Burke,) r. 267 Larimer.

Burke Robert, lab, bds. 11 New Haven.

Burke Thomas, gas titter, T. P. Hughes, r. 20 Mary, N. D. Burke Thomas, lab, U. P. Ry.

MIXED CALCIMINE,

READY FOR USE, AT

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Waste Baskets, Pencils, Ink Stands, Steel Pens. STONE & CO., 380 Lawrence St.

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Burke Thomas J., sewer contractor, 373 Curtis, r. 474 Curtis. Burkhardt Charles, (Denver Packing Co.,) r. 48 1 7 th, N. D. Burkhardt Charles T., baker, G. W. Rice, r. 363 15th. Burkhardt Ernst, locksmith, Winter & Fitting, r. 207 11th. Burleson George E., trav. agt, J. V. Farwell & Co., r. 492 California.

Burlingame Eugene E., assayer, 446 Lawrence, r. 876 Law¬ rence.

Burlington Block, Larimer, se. cor. 17th.

BURLINGTON ROUTE, representing the B. & M. R. and C. B. & Q. Railroads, George H. Crosby, gen'l agt., office 428 Larimer, passenger depot, Union Depot, freight depot, 16th, cor. Delgany.

BURLINGTON & MISSOURI RIVER RAILROAD, J. C. Swartz, agt., 16th, cor. Delgany.

Burmeister Fred, driver, Street Ry.

Burmingham Thomas, lab, Street Ry.

Burn Emil, machinist, U. P. Ry, r. 795 Holladay.

Burnam C. A. Mrs., r. 334 20th.

Burnap Ela A., engineer, M. J. McNamara & Co., r. 714 Glenarm.

Burnap George W., r. 714 Glenarm.

Burnap Harland P., elk, r. 24 Mary, N. D.

Burnap Harry, elk, George Tritch Hardware Co., r. 24 Ma¬ rion, N. D.

Burnaugh H. L., elk, B. & M. R. R., r. 298 12th.

BURNELL, CRISMAN & CO., (F. A. Burnell, O. Crisman, and H. Mann,) flour, grain, produce and storage, 199 15th. Burnell Frank A., (Burnell, Crisman & Co.,) r. 345 Wasoola. Burnell James M., foreman News, r. 355 Glenarm.

Burnett Adam, r 537 Champa.

Burnett Clint R., porter, D. & R. G. Express, r. 433 Larimer. Burnett Edward, furniture repairer, 323 15th.

Burnham Almon B., (Rickard & Co.,) r. 338 S. 15th.

Burnham Arthur T., conductor, r. 410 Champa.

Burnham Chapel, Baptist, S. 10th, se. cor. Buffalo.

Burnham Library Association, rooms D. tfc R. G. Ry* shops. BURNHAM N. G., physician and surgeon, office and residence 410 Champa.

Burnham A. T., conductor, U. P. Ry.

Burns Anna Grace Mrs., bds. St. James Hotel.

Burns Bert, springmkr, r. 902 Wewatta.

Burns Charles F. engineer, U. P. Ry, r. 836 Arapahoe.

Burns Charles P., physician, 16th, se. cor. Stout, r. 397 18th. Burns Dennis, cold'd, plasterer, r. 764 Arapahoe.

Repository of Fine Carriages,

379 and 381 Arapahoe St., between 15th and 16th.

FOR LUMBER, GO TO

McPHEE & McGINNITY'S,

18th.

cor. Wazee.

Burns James, lab, r. foot 12th.

Burns James J., dentist, 16th, se. cor. Stout, r. 397 18th. Burns J. J., printer, bds. 477 Lawrence.

Burns John, engineer, Taussig & Dewoody, bds. Templeton House.

Burns John, moulder, D. F. & M. Co., r. 902 Wewatta.

Burns John, porter, St. James Hotel, r. 12, 350 Curtis.

Burns J. W., confectionery, 470^ Larimer.

Burns Michael, cook, J. L. Mosconi, r. 388 Holladay.

Burns Michael, plasterer, bds. Transit House.

Burns Michael H., lab, r. 196 10th.

Burns Owen, lab, bds. 243 13th.

Burns Patrick, cupola tender, J. W. Jackson, r. 20th, bet.

Delgany and Wewatta.

Burns R., switchman, U. P. Ry.

Burns R. J., dentist, bds. St. James Hotel.

Burns Spencer, col'd, lab, r. 764 Arapahoe.

Burnstein Jacob, tailor, 270^ 17th, r. 498 Lawrence.

Burr William A., physician, r. 486 Welton.

Burri Frank, lab, bds. 562 Blake.

Burrill Charles, barkpr, r. 540 Holladay.

Burroughs Amos S., painter, r. 327 Buffalo.

Burroughs Charles B., r. 500 Larimer.

Burroughs William, apprentice, A. Gauthier & Co.

Burrows George A., conductor, r. 199 Curtis.

Burrows George, watchman, Hallack Lumber Co.

Burrows George S., engineer, 199 Curtis.

Burrows John R., hack driver, C. R. Hartman, 294 Holladay. Burse F. A. Mrs., r. 556 Glenarm.

Burt Elihu C.> printer, John Dove, r. 21 22, Timerman blk. Burt George, artist, r. 780 Holladay.

Burt Harry L., elk, C. W. Little, r. 343 Wasoola.

Burt Jennie Mrs., r. 413 Tremont.

Burt John H., carpenter, r. 50 Maiy, N. D.

Burt Mary T., teacher, Wolfe Hall.

Burtis Wilbur B., draughtsman, r. 22 Lincoln av.

Burton Alida Mrs., r. 266 Colfax av.

Burton Amelie C. Mrs., r. Roger, se. cor. 8th av.

Burton Al., lab, Street Ry.

Burton Charles, coachman, D. H. Moffat.

Burton Charles H., lawyer, 15th, ne. cor. Lawrence, r. 339 9th. Burton David, switchman, U. P. Ry, r. 227 28th.

Burton Edward H., painter, F. C. Collenburg & Co., r. 257 California.

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Burton Fred J., office, 15th, sw. cox-. Holladay, r. 436 Glenarm

South Park Coal

General Agent, 16th St., cor. j Delgany, 19th, cor. Wazee.

E. J. Binford

P. Gottesleben,

Jewelry, Diamonds, Watches Silver Ware, Fine Clocks.

Union Block

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Burton Henry C., messenger, D. & R. G. Ex., r. 299 Rogers. Burton Hiram S., carpenter, r. 346 11th.

Burton James H., painter, 243 11th, r. Villa Park.

Burton John H., r. 460 Champa.

Burton William H., elk, D. & R. G. Express, r. 299 Rogers. Burton - , r. 411 Wasoola.

Burwell Amos E., mining, r. 262 Broadway.

Burwell J. A. Mrs., r. 568 Curtis.

BUSBY FRED E., gen'l agt. Washington Life Ins. Co., New York, 3 Cass and Graham blk, r. 531 Welton.

Busch Charles, butcher, r. 48 17th, N. D.

Busch George, barber, Holladay, se. cor. 15tli, r. 570 Champa. Busch John B., (Denver Packing Co.,) r. 48 1 7th, N. D. Busch John R., r. 6 Nichols blk.

Buschmann John F., porter, Markham Hotel.

Bush Benjamin F., manager, Denver Rink, r. 391 Tremont. Bush Charles, news agt, r. 685 Lawrence.

Bush James S., r. 268 18th.

Bush Joseph, lab, Rolling Mills.

Bush L. K. Mrs., boarding, r. 344 Champa.

BUSH, TABOR & CO., (W. H. Bush, N. M. and II. A. W.

Tabor,) proprs. Windsor Hotel, Larimer, ne. cor. 18th. Bush William H., (Bush, Tabor & Co.,) r. Windsor Hotel. Bushnell Edward E., musician, r. ss. Ashland, nr. Gallup avs., Highland.

Bushnell George A., rec. teller, German Nat. Bank, r. 333 S. 15 th.

Bushnell Gideon E., r. 385 Moose.

Bushnell Iretus D., treas. E. F. Hallack Lumber & Mfg Co., r. Brighton Terrace, 389 20th.

Bushnell Kate C., physician, Burke blk, 373 Curtis.

Bushnell Lillie E. Miss, teacher, Twenty-fourth street school, r. 385 Moose.

Bushnell William, col'd, porter, Daniels & Fisher, r. 283 19th. Bushong Charles, photographer, r. 476 Arapahoe.

BUSINESS COLLEGE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER, R. J. Wallace, prin., 14th, sw. cor. Arapahoe.

Bussclie Cuno A., draughtsman, Surveyor General, r. 322 10th. Bussey Bros., (C. H. Bussey and G. O. Bussey,) bakery, 826 California.

Bussey Charles H., (Bussey Bros.,) r. 826 California.

Bussey Edwin, baker, J. E. Bussey, r. 826 California.

Bussey George O., (Bussey Bros.,) r. 826 California.

BUSSEY JAMES E., propr. Domestic Bakery, 583^ and 585 Champa, cor. 22d, r. es. Boulevard, nr. Highland av.

DANIELS & FISHER, Butterick's Patterns.

Go to Kilpatrick & Brown's F in theVTON?TUREmLINEed

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But F. A., barber, r. 339 Arapahoe.

Butcher George W., conductor, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 680 Cali¬ fornia.

Butcher James M., carpenter, r. 595 Wasoola.

Butcher Sarah Mrs., nurse, r. 502^ Arapahoe.

Butler Annette, artist, r. 27 Bancroft blk.

Butler Bridget Mrs., r. 298 Lawrence.

Butler Calvin P., (Richards & Butler,) r. Emerald av. cor.

5th, Highland.

Butler Edgar O., (Butler & Doll,) r. 798 Stout.

Butler Edward, brass finisher, r. 291 S. 9th.

Butler Fred. J., elk. pool office, r. 406 Stout.

Butler F. E., law student, Richards & Butler, r. 362 13th.

Butler Halsey, bkkpr, Perry <fc Co., r. 460 Champa.

Butler H. Randolph, col'd, porter, George Busch, r. 503^Stout. BUTLER HUGH, lawyer, Barclay blk, Larimer, nw. cor. 18th, r. 339 Glenarm.

Butler Isaac, (Frankie & Butler,) r. 343 Champa.

Butler John, tailor, r. 358 12th.

Butler John M., painter, r. Gilpin, nw. cor. 3d av.

Butler Joseph M., carpenter, r. 636 Welton.

Butler Lewis, teamster, D. T. & W. Co.

Butler Manlove G., (M. G. Butler & Son,) r. Red Lion Hotel. Butler Marion, teamster, r. 54 Stanton av.

Butler Mary Mrs., cook, 425 Champa.

Butler, M. G. & Son, (M. G. and O* P. M.,) proprs. Red Lion Hotel, 16th, sw. cor. Wazee.

Butler Oliver P. M., (M. G. Butler & Son,) r. Red Lion Hotel. Butler Robert T., brickmoulder, r. Gilpin, nw. cor. 3d av.

Butler Samuel, (Frankie & Butler,) r. 343 Champa.

Butler Simpson D., r. 316 13th.

Butler William, lab, r. 267 20th.

Butler William, carpenter, r. 213 S. 10th.

Butler William M., teamster, D.T. & W. Co., bds. 553 Blake. Butler - Miss, artist, r. 27 Bancroft blk, 16th, nw. cor. Stout. Butler - , r. 209 S. 8th.

Butler & Doll, (E. O. Butler and S. A. Doll,) grocers, meat market, hay and feed, 377 29th.

Butlin Thomas G., cattle dealer, bds. 497 Stout.

Butt Daniel W., (Schoyen & Butt,) r. 625 Waverly.

Butt Mark, lumber, bds. Revere House.

Butterbaugh George, mining, 6 and 7 Cass and Graham blk, r. 451 Capitol av.

Butterfass Charles, bakery, 272 Ilolladay.

Butterfield Albert D., real estate, 420£ Curtis, r. 515 Welton.

B, L. JAMES & CO., Der WINDOW GLASS

For the Lowest Prices and Pnrno+o onH IlnhnlcWlf HnnHo Go to C0RDES & FELDHAUSER. Largest Assortment of UBiPBlS flllQ UPnOISTBiy UOOOSj 353 and 355 Larimer Street.

LETTER PRESSES, lawrence st. STONE & CO.

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Butterfield Clinton, com'l trav. office, 399 Blake, r. 660 Cali¬ fornia.

Butterfield Jonas, contractor, r. 346 Stout.

Butterfield K. M. Mrs., r. 348 Stout.

Butterfield Lorin, (L. Butterfield & Co.,) r. 537 Curtis. BUTTERFIELD L. & CO., (Lorin Butterfield,) grain, flour, feed and gen'l commission merchants, 351 and 353 Blake. Butters Aaron S., gardener, r. 466 Grant av.

Butters Albert, stock raiser, r. 25 Riche blk, 383 Lawrence. Butters Edwin E., meat market, 697 Broadway.

Butters Ernst F., elk, Butters & Dailey.

Butters Flavel J., (Butters & Marsh,) 709 Broadway.

Butters Frank, lab, E. M. Marsh.

Butters Herman W., painter, r. Villa Park.

Butters Pinckney M., r. 689 Broadway.

Butters William M., (Butters & Dailey,) r. 693 Broadway. Butters & Dailey, (W. M. Butters and M. M. Dailey,) grocers, 693 and 695 Broadway.

BUTTERS & MARSH, (F. J. Butters and E. M. Marsh,) coal and wood, 709 Broadway.

Button Dudley E., heating and ventilating engineer, r. 22 Union blk.

Button Henry P., physician, Union blk, 16th, cor. Arapahoe. Button Lydia A. Mrs., nurse, r. 285 Larimer.

Button Richard, steam fitter, T. P. Hughes.

Butzien Harry C., finishes Kilpatrick & Brown, r. 523 Welton Buxton William, lab, J. Donovan.

Bye Adolph, buttermkr, Jersey Butter Co., r. rear ll£ Me Nasser av.

Byers A. E., r. 278 20th.

Byers Block, 368 and 370 Arapahoe.

Byers F., carpenter, Hallack & Howard.

Byers Henry, lab, r. ns. Platte river, nr. D., U. <fc P. shops. Byers John, machinist, U. P. Ry.

Byers Moses B., teamster, r. 293 Santa Fe av.

Byers William N., r. 69 S. 14th.

Byram Charles C., check elk, U. P. Ry.

Byrd John II., col'd, lab, r. 541 Lawrence.

Byrd Richard N., lab, r. 737 Lawrence.

Byrne James A., sculptor, r. South Fairview add.

Byrne John, porter, St. James Hotel.

Byrne Robert J., operator, Telephone Co., bds. 482 Champa. Byrne William F. ,wks. Grant Smelter, r. 1074 Holladay. Byrns A. J., agt, Magneton Appliance Co., 453 Lawrence. Byrns Michael, lab, McHenry & Graff, r. 573 Downing av.

Robertson Carriage Go., 379 and 381 Arapahoe St.

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Cable Frank V., r. 520 Lawrence.

Caddick Charles, lab, Colo. Iron Works, r. 1015 Holladay. Cade St. Clair L., peddler, r. foot 9th.

Cadogan J., packer, Denver Milling Co., bds. Templeton House.

Cadwell Edward H., elk, H. Metzler & Co., r. 417 Stout. Cadwell James, col'd, lab, 8 La Yeta Place.

Cady Curtis C., r. 239 Santa Fe av.

Cady Curtis C., jr., r. 239 Santa Fe av.

Caffee James L., painter, Stoerbrock & Speier, r. rear 826 Larimer.

Cafferata Bart., (A. Capelli & Co.,) 21 15th, N. D.

Cafferty Mary Mrs., 246 California.

Caffrey Minnie Mrs., r. 628 Wazee.

Cahill Bartholomew, saloon, 876 Holladay.

Cahill James, cook, Oakland House.

Cahill Michael, lab, Grant Smelting Co.

Cahill Oscar, fireman, B. & M. R. R., bds. 11 New Haven. Cahill Thomas, saloon, 1029 Wynkoop.

Cahn Ferd, safes, r. 597 Arapahoe,

Cain Bessie Miss, with Emma Cain, r. 239 S. 11th.

Cain David, stonecutter, r. 239 S. 11th.

Cain Emma Miss, millinery, 327^ 16th, r. 239 S. 11th.

Cain James E., policeman, r. 17 McNasser av.

Cain James, policeman, City Hall, r. 17 McNasser av.

CAIN JAMES H., physician and surgeon, 666 Broadway, r.

Grant, sw. cor. Ellsworth.

Cain Mary Miss, with Emma Cain, r. 239 S. 11th.

Cain Patrick J., (Cain & White,) r. 20 McNasser av.

Cain - Mrs., r. 533 Delgany.

Cain & White, (P. J. Cain and T. White,) saloon, 172 15th. Cairns Joseph C., miner, r. 230 Capitol av.

Cajal Raimon, (J. Yola & Co.,) r. 492 Holladay.

Cake Bessie Miss, stenographer, W. J. Kinsey Implement Co., r. 460 California.

Calabres A., peddler, r. 98 15th.

Caldwell D. K., fireman, D. & R. G. Ry.

Caldwell Hattie Mrs., col'd, r. 225 19th.

Caldwell James H., pres't Caldwell Coal »fc Oil Co., 33 and 34 Opera House blk.

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Gen, Agt., 16th St., cor. Delgany and 19th, St., cor. Wazee.

Baldwin Goal

Rocky Mountain Gems

Mounted in Native Gold, or Unset, sold by P. Gottesleben, 294 16th, Union Bl'k

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Caldwell John D., elk, D. & R. G. Ry shops, r. 320 14th. Caldwell John R., teamster, r. 548 Blake.

Caldwell Larkin G., elk, S. Engel, r. 518 Larimer.

Caldwell M., painter, bds. Transit House.

Caldwell Robert, elk, Cattle Co., r. University of Denver. Caldwell William ,T., elevatorman, Opera House blk. Caledonian Club, rooms 434 Curtis.

Caley Isaac, sawyer, bds. 356 Blake.

Caley Robert, r. 21 S. 14th.

Calhoan N. C. Miss, dressmkr, r. 402 Glenarm.

California Hall, 322 and 324 Larimer.

CALIFORNIA HARNESS SHOP, J. W. Armstrong, propr, 204 15th.

CALIFORNIA HOUSE, J. H. Anderson, propr, 320 and 322 Holladay.

CALIFORNIA INSURANCE CO., San Francisco, Porter, Hal- lack & Raymond, agts, 426 Lawrence.

CALIFORNIA POWDER WORKS, William Larned, agt, 288 17th.

California Street Methodist Church, California, se. cor. 24th. California Wine Saloon, 189 Larimer, cor. 8th.

CALIFORNIA WIRE WORKS, Hanson & Morgan, gen'l agts.

for Colorado, 3 and 4 Duff blk, 454 Larimer.

Call Joseph, lab, r. 272 5th.

Call Stephen A., carpenter, r. 95 Evans.

Callaghan Daniel, (Callaghan & Lavelle,) r. 287 19th. Callaghan Jerry, blksmith, L. A. Melbum it Co., r. 287 19th. Callaghan Thomas J., porter, Markham Hotel.

Callaghan William, tedmster, Marshall Coal Co., r. 463 Blake. Callaghan & Lavelle, (Daniel Callaghan and John Lavelle,) saloon, 305£ 15 th.

Callahan Dennis, lab, bds. 20th, bet. Delgany and Wewatta. Callahan Hannah Mrs., wks. City Laundry, r. 741 Larimer. Callahan James, lab, D. it R. G. Ry, r. 9th, nr. Martin. Callahan Jerry, lab, B. & M. R. R., bds. 20th, bet. Delgany and Wewatta.

Callahan John, lab, bds. 370 Wewatta.

Callahan John, lab, bds. 463 Blake.

Callahan J. J., moulder, D. F. & M. Co., r. 306 Lawrfence. Callahan Michael C., plasterer, r. 284 Arapahoe.

Callaway Bros. & Dingwall, (W. F. and G. F. Callaway and J. G. Dingwall,) china, glass and queensware, 409 and 411 Lawrence.

Callaway George F., (Callaway Bros. & Dingwall,) r. 220 Olive.

Daniels &. Fisher, Wholesale Dry Goods, Denver

410 AND 412 LAWRENCE ST., CIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO FURNISHING HOTELS THROUGHOUT COLORADO and NEW MEXICO.

167 CAM

Callaway Robert W., (John Sinclair & Co.,) r. 22 Steele blk. Callaway William F., (Callaway Bros. & Dingwall,) r. 22 Steele blk.

Callinan James, lab, bds. Milwaukee House.

Calloley Theodore A., lab, r. 45 16th, N. D.

Caiman William, lab, r. 436 Champa.

Calmer Will, office boy, C. S. Morey Mercantile Co., r. 16th, cor. Pennsylvania av.

Calvary Baptist Church, Stout, mv. cor. 27th.

Camber Robert, lab, Grant Smelter, bds. Elyria.

Cambrian Club Rooms, 434 Curtis.

Came Edward A., student, Decker & Yonley, r. 315 S. 15th. Came Yergil M., cattle dealer, r. 315 S. 15th.

Camelleri Celia Mrs., r. 36 Antelope.

Camelleri Nicholas, lab, r. 36 Antelope.

Camerden F. A., bds. Markham Hotel.

Cameron Charles D., asst, bkkpr, A. W. Waters & Co., r. 69 Kansas av.

Cameron Duncan R., elk, Nazro & Poyntz, r. 637 Waverly. Cameron Robert A., post-office inspector, 72 Opera House blk, r. 362 Broadway.

Cameron William, lab, r. 41 Holladay.

Cameron William S., carpenter, r. 839 Glenarm.

Camille G., porter, Columbus House.

Camini Bartolo, lab, A. Filipovich.

Camm Joshua, wagonmkr, r. 647 Lawrence.

Camozzi Anton, confectionery, 872 Larimer.

Camozzi Joseph, confectionery, 748 Larimer.

Camozzi Natel, elk, J. Camozzi.

Camp E. M. Mrs., r. 8 Duff blk, 454 Larimer.

Camp George, miner, bds. 260Welton.

Camp Harry, bds. 269 California.

Camp Mary E. Mrs., r. 342 Lawrence.

Camp May Miss, r. 8 Duff blk, 454 Larimer.

Camp Zebina M., conductor, P. P. C. Co., r. 531 Arapahoe. Campeau C. Miss, r. 389 17th.

Campbell Alfred G., col'd, barber, E. J. Sanderlin, r. 535 Champa.

Campbell Ann Mrs., r. 322 5th.

Campbell Benjamin F., teamster, r. 328 Willow Lane. Campbell Charles, carpenter, r. Jacobs add.

Campbell Charles H., lab, r. 1011 Delgany.

CAMPBELL CHARLES M., lawyer, Barclay blk, Larimer, nw.

cor. 18th, r. 647 Curtis.

Campbell C. J., conductor, U. P. Ry.

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Strictly PURE COLORS at B. L, James &, Co.'s

STONE & CO., 380 Lawrence St., NELL'S MAPS

CAM 168 CAM

Campbell Donald W., civil engineer, r. 49 S. 13th.

Campbell Emma Miss, teacher, Franklin school.

Campbjll George H., piano tuner, Clark & McClure, r. Euclid av, ne. cor. 4th, Highland. -

Campbell George W., carpenter, r. Jacobs add.

Campbell Isaac X., depot policeman, r. 466 S. Water. Campbell James F., engineer, bds. Templeton House. Campbell James M., blksmith, 436 Blake, r. 628 Holladay. Campbell John, boilermkr, r. rear, 401 S. 7th.

Campbell John II., stone cutter, W. Harvey, r. 266 Larimer. Campbell John L., miner, r. 641 Lawrence.

Campbell Joseph C., (J. C. Campbell & Co.,) r. 78 Platte. Campbell J. C. <fc Co., (J. C. Campbell and J. F. Clark,) flour and feed, 28 15th, N. D.

Campbell J. J., lab, bds. Templeton House.

Campbell J. M., fireman, D. & R. G. Ry.

Campbell J. W., barkpr, American House.

Campbell Lucian D., mailing elk, P. O., r. 418 Wasoola. Campbell Lula Mrs., elk, Z. Shed, r. 502 Lawrence.

Campbell Malcolm, conductor, r. 202^ 11th.

Campbell Morris, cook, G. W. Miller.

Campbell M. J., apprentice, D., F. & M. Co.

Campbell M. J. Mrs., r. 279 Champa.

Campbell Robert A., mining, r. 258 Grant av.

Campbell Sarah Mrs., r. 292 17th.

Campbell Thomas, teamster, r. 196 9th.

Campbell Thomas A., propr. West Side Billiard Parlors, Larimer, se. cor. 11th, r. 221 10th.

Campbell Thomas B., r. 391 Blake.

Campbell Thomas E., teamster, r. 196 9th.

Campbell T. J., engineer, r. 502 Lawrence.

Campbell William, r. 249 Welton.

Campbell William, col'd, cook, 8 La Veta Place.

Campbell William D., teamster, Kuner Pickle Co., r. 199 S. 9th.

Campbell William F., pipeman, Hose No. 2, r. 293 S. 10th. Campbell William H., col'd, r. 324 20th.

Campbell William L., mining, room 8,513 Larimer.

Campbell William P., elk, pool office, r. Villa Park.

Campbell - , elk, r. 311 13th.

Campilio B., musician, r 21 15th, N. D.

Campion James H., butcher, Butler & Doll, r. 385 29th. Campion John F., miner, r. 718 Welton.

Campiotti Francisco, cook, Peter Chiolero, r. 76 15th. Campkin Archibald, mattressmkr, Kindel & Stewart, r. 344 8th

Carriage Repairing

AT ROBERTSON CARRIAGE CO., Arapahoe St., between 15th and 16th.

McPHEE & McGINNITY,

CAM 169

Corner 18th and Wazee Sts.

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Camplin Lewis, hostler, M. B. Smith.

CANADA SOUTHERN LINE, (fast freight,) J. H. Allen, agt, 371 Holladay.

CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Mrs. S. Seth, propr, 437 Larimer.

Candee Anson, office 18 Times bldg, r. 170 E. 17th.

Candor Robert, (A. W. Ilille <fc Co.,) 234 15th.

Cane Lewis C., elk, Appel & Co., r. 266 11th.

Cantield F. W. Mrs., r. Scott, se. cor. 2d, Highland.

Canfield Henry W., ass't bkkpr, Colo. Mortgage and Inv. Co„ r. 593 Lafayette.

Canfield John G., printer, r. 14th, sw. cor. Arapahoe.

Cann Joshua, woodworker, J. M. Wilson, r. 647 Lawrence. Cann Noah, farmer, r. 662 Wasoola.

Cannan Alexander K., machinist, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 315 S. 1 1th Cannan Frank, lab, Centennial Hotel.

Canning David B., teamster, Continental Oil Co., r. 136 19th. Cannon B. F., waiter, Barkalow Bros., r. 523 Arapahoe. Cannon Charles H., elk, Roworth & Veatch, r. 363 Broadway. Cannon George A., carpenter, r. 889 Stout.

Cannon George L., real estate, 270 17th, r. 561 Glenarm. Cannon George L. jr., chemist, 270 17th, r. 561 Glenarm. Cannon Martin, brakeman, bds. 553 Blake.

Cannon Othniel R., landscape photographer, 100 Opera House blk, r. 754 Champa.

Cannon Thomas, baker, Manson & Hill, r. 529 Lawrence. Cannon Wilbur F., with G. L. Cannon, jr., r. 561 Glenarm. CANON COAL YARDS, 339 Wynkoop.

Canton Joseph S., helper, D. & R. G. Ry.

Cantrel Elie A., bit and spur mnfr., 390 Wazee.

Cantril Sim. W., chief depy. U. S. Marshal, r. 347 12th. Cantrovitz Henry, bkkpr, B. Davidson, r. 287 23d.

Cantrovitz Isaac Mrs., r. 287 23d.

Cantrovitz Solomon, r. 287 23d.

Capehart John W., lab, r. 14 S. 12th.

Capelli Angelo, (A. Capelli & Co.,) 21 15th, N. D.

Cappelli Anton, elk, Barkalow Bros., r. Grand Central. Capelli A. & Co., (A. Capelli and B. Cafferata,) liquors, 21 15th, N. D.

Capelli J. B., saloon, 76 15th.

Capelli Michael, lab, Ph. Zang & Co.

Capitol Avenue Presbyterian Church, Capitol, se. cor. Lincoln CAPITOL BILLIARD ROOMS, J. D. Scott, propr, 384 and 386 Curtis.

Caplinger F. S., messr, D. & R. G. Ry, r. 244 California.

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General Agent, 16th St., cor Delgany, 19th, cor. Wazee.

E.J. BINFORD

Fine Diamonds,

Rubies, Sapphires, Emeralds, Pearls, in all the late style settings, at

P. COTTESLEBEN'S, 294 16th St., Union Block.

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Cappiferro Tito, lab, J. L. Miller.

Capron A. B., lawyer, r. 682 Glenarm.

Caraher Francis, boots and shoes, 536 Larimer.

Carbaugh John H., elk, U. P. Ry, r. 109 Bell av., N. D. Carberry John F., carpenter, bds. 542 Arapahoe.

Carberry M., brakeman, U. P. Ry.

Carberry M. Miss, r. 542 Arapahoe.

Carborough Peter, lab, r. 259 19th.

Oarcamo William, shoemkr, 571 Larimer.

Card Edward B., elk, P. L. Bockfinger & Co., bds. Transit House.

Cardnell William, printer, r. 284 13th.

Carey George F., wiper, U. P. Ry, r. 727 Holladay.

Carey Peter, r. 228 S. 10th.

Carey R. C., carpenter, r. 445 Lawrence.

Carhart Frank, painter, 510 Larimer, bds. Melburn Hotel. Carico Alexander, r. 43 S. 14th.

Carico James M., real estate, r. 43 S. 14th.

Carle A. E., millinery, 346 Larimer.

Carleton Charles J , lab, Lewis & Wheeler Lumber Co., r. 5 Page.

Carleton House, 348 and 350 Holladay.

Carleton John H., salesman, Birks Cornforth, r. 29 King blk. Carleton S. M., miner, r. 631 Champa.

Carlevaris Henry, r. 689 Arapahoe.

Carlin Mary A. Miss, teacher, Longfellow school, r. 1 De- Forest Place.

Carlin P. V., physician, 1 DeForest Place.

Carlin Thomas, student, r. 1 DeForest Place.

Carlisle Walter S., lab, F. Converse.

Carll A. F., trav. agt. J. V. Farwell & Co., bds. Markham Hotel.

Carlos Michael, driver, Cornforth & Co., r. Kansas Pacific House.

Carlos William, elk, r. 736 Larimer.

Carlson Axel, car inspector, r. 73 Grand av.

Carlson Charles, shoemkr, C. Taubert, r. 602 Holladay. Carlson Charles A., teamster, r. Fairview add.

Carlson Charles G., bakery, 521 Larimer, r. 545 Lawrence. Carlson C., bds. Occidental Hotel.

CARLSON C. J., druggist, 350 16th, r. 483 California.

Carlson Edward, helper, U. P. Ry.

Carlson Emil, stair builder, r. 80 Central, N. D.

Carlson Gustav, watchman, TJ. P. Ry.

Carlson J., carpenter, Hallack & Howard.

Carpets, Floor Cloths

AND WINDOW FURNISHING, DANIELS & FISHER'S.

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The Largest Stock of Furniture I & U pholstery Goods in the W est M I

, 410 and 412 ILawrence St.

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Carlson Oscar, blksmith, U. P. Ry, r. 739 Holladay.

Carlson Otto, lab, B. <fc M. R. R., bds. 469 Wynkoop.

Carlson Swan J., letter carrier, P. O., r. 409 Clarkson.

Carlson William, packer, Hax-Gartner Furniture Co.

Carlson - , r. 311 8th.

Carlton Edgar L., ins. agt, Farmers and Merchants Ins. Co., r. 590 Arapahoe.

Carlton Frank, bds. 3 1 6 Holladay.

Carman Hannah Mrs., r. 564 Curtis.

Carman William A., pressman, C. J. Kelly, r. 465 California. Carmichael Daniel F., (Carmichael & Malcom,) r. Brighton. CARMICHAEL & MALCOM. (D. F. Carmichael and Granville Malcom,) real estate and loans, 360 Lawrence.

Carmody Michael J. Rev., pastor St. Ann's Catholic Church. Carner Addison S., r. Kent, cor. Vine, N. D.

Carner John A., farmer, r. Kent,