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Denver directory, 1911
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HAROLD B LEE LIBRARY
BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY PROVO, UTAH
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Largest Manufacturers of Riveted Steel Pipe in the Rockies
View of Six-Foot Riveted Steel Syphon Pipe 3,650 feet long
Our Specialty is
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1621:1639 Fifteenth St.
COMPANY
Denver,
Colorado
Manufacturers of and Dealers in
Plumbing Supplies Heating Supplies Beler Automatic Water Heaters Water Works Supplies Engineer and Mill Supplies Cast and Wrought Pipe and Fittings "Red Jacket" and "Myers" Pumps Model "A" Wind Mills Kewanee Pneumatic Water Supplies Rife Hydraulic Rams Gasoline Engines Centrifugal Pumps
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COLORADO SHEET
METAL WORKS
Manufacturers of
SHEET METAL WORK
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR
Mines, Smelting and Chemical Works, Hotels and Candy and Mineral Water Factories, Blast and Air Pipes either of Black or Galvanized Iron , for Smelting Works, etc. Water and Oil Tanks, Water and Ore Buckets, Galvanized Iron Ice House Floors, etc., etc. Estimates and Drawings on Application : Repairing Promptly Done,
Telephone 1810
1721-1723 Blake St., Denver
Fairbanks, Morse & Co.
INCORPORATED
1735-1743 WAZEE STREET, DENVER, COLO.
FAIRBANKS SCALES FAIRBANKS AUTOMATIC SCALES
Producer Gas Engines and Gas Producers
Mining Machinery, Fairbanks-Morse Steam Pumps, Fairbanks-Morse Dynamos and Motors ( Direct and Alternating Current ), Gasoline, Kerosene and Alcohol Engines, Motor Cars for Railroads, Hand, Push and Velocipede Cars, Eclipse and F. M. Windmills, Pumps of All Kinds, Eclipse, Prepared and Cor¬ rugated Roofing, Trucks of All Kinds,
Boilers and Engines, Pipe and Fittings
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Passenger and Freight Service
Manufactured by
OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY
Electric, Hydraulic
and Belt Elevators
Hand Power Elevators
Carried in StocK
Automatic Elevators
for
Hospitals, Apartment Houses and Residences
Repair and Supply Department
Full Supply of Repair Parts Oils and Ropes Carried in Stock
PHflMF. DAY - Main 696 rnUilEj. NIGHT - South 3066
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DENVER ENGINEERING WORKS COMPANY
Thirtieth and Blake Sts., Denver, Colo.,U. S. A.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Electric Hoists
Complete Standard line of Hoists of any capacity and any power cir¬ cuit; single or double drum ; sizes 1-2 to 3,000 H. P. In use in the principal mines of the United States, Canada and Mexico.
Crushing Rolls, without Springs
Rolls with rigid bearings give absolutely uniform product ; no over-size ; very simple, strong and low-priced.
Mine Timber Framing Machines
Frame round or square timbers to uniform length and required shape, ready to go into place. Will do the work of twenty carpenters in one- tenth the time and will do it right. Only standard machine made.
Stamp Mills
We have built the largest stamp mill in Colorado, comprising all steel buildings, and a two-mile wire rope tram, with steel terminal buildings. All machinery driven by electric motors.
Concentrating Machinery
Richards Pulsator Jigs and Classifiers. The most important inventions in the field of ore concentration in the past fifteen years. The remark¬ able claims we make for these machines are fully substantiated by the performance of numerous machines in successful operation.
Tube Mills
The modern machine for fine grinding. We furnished and installed the first tube mills in Colorado.
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Iron Stairs, Elevator Enclosures and Cabs, Iron, Steel and Wire Fences, Office and Bank Screens, Fire Escapes, Builders' Work, Metal Sash Bars, Brass Work, Modern Store Fronts, Sidewalk Lights
Steel "I" Beams, Channels and Angles, Cast Iron Columns
WE MAKE EVERYTHING IN WIRE, IRON AND BRASS FOR BUILDING
The Jackson-fiichter
IRON WORKS CO.
Nineteenth and Blake Sts., Denver, Colorado
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ENGINEERS, FOUNDERS MACHINISTS
Manufacturers of Mining and Milling Machinery
COMPLETE PLANTS
for Smelting, Milling and for Power Designed and Contracted
Heating and Ventilating Plants
Designed and Installed
STEAM BOILERS
Heine Water-tube, Horizontal Tubular, and Locomotive Type
1720 California Street, Denver, Colorado
WORKS: PUEBLO, COLO.
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VERDECKBERG &BURKHARDT
Manufacturers of Everything in
IRON, WIRE OR BRASS
Stable Fixtures, Sidewalk Lights, Metal Sash Bars, Iron Grills, Steel Shutters, Brass and Bronze Work, Builders' Iron Work, Fire Escapes, Jail Work, Flower Stands, Settees tor Lawns and Cemeteries, Vases, Office Railings, Wire Work, Coal, Ore, Sand and Gravel Screens, Prismatic Lights, Gratings, Iron Stairs, Griffins and Lamps, Entrance Gates, Elevator En¬ closures and Cabs, Hinge Plates for Doors, Bank Counter Work, Wickets, Iron and W ire Fences.
WE CARRY THE LARGEST VARIETY OF VASES, SETTEES AND HITCHING POSTS IN THE WEST
Steel "I" Beams, Angles, Channels, Cast Iron Columns, Etc., Etc.
WRITE FOR CATALOGUES AND ESTIMATES
VScSff MAmnVT87p Office & Factory: 1401-3-5-7 Market St„ Denver, Colo.
1871-78 JOHN M. MOORE 1878-83 J. M. MOORE & SON
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1883-99 J. M. MOORE'S SONS 1899 INCORPORATED
THE
MOORE HARDWARE & IRON CO.
WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS
of
SHELF, HEAVY, WAGON AND CARRIAGE
HARDWARE
IRON AND STEEL
BLACKSMITHS' WAGON MAKERS'
TOOLS & SUPPLIES
CONTRACTORS'
SUPPLIES
OFFICE AND SALESROOMS
1529-39 Fifteenth St., Cor. Wa zee Phones Nos. Main 4545 and 4546
WAREHOUSE
Cor. Thirteenth and Wa zee Sts.
on tracks
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BALLENGER & RICHARDS
THIRTY-NINTH ANNUAL
Denver City Directory
For 1911
CONTAINING A COMPLETE LIST
OF THE
Inhabitants, Institutions, Incorporated Companies, Manufacturing Establishments, Business, Business Firms, Etc.
PRICE, $7.00
DENVER, COLO. BALLENGER & RICHARDS 506-507 Nassau Bldg. Larimer, cor. 16th St.
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HAROLD B. LEE LIBRARY BRIGHAM YOUNG UNI VERSI PROVO, UTAH
Y
THIRTY-NINTH YEAR
INTRODUCTORY
Denver Directory Office.
June, 1911.
We present this, the thirty-ninth issue of continuous pub¬ lication of the Denver City Directory, by the present firm, for your approval.
This Directory contains 122,921 names, which is an increase of 5,848 names over last issue, and would indicate a population of 225,000, which the publishers believe to be a conservative es¬ timate of the population of this community at the present time.
You will see that this volume contains less pages than last year's issue, which is accounted for by the widening of columns and the use of more abbreviations.
Population, however, is not the only growth of the City. The pages of this volume present evidence of general civic and commercial advancement. Many new industries are listed; new business blocks, new apartment houses, new theatres, new schools, new churches. All these mean a progress more impor¬ tant to a municipality than mere numbers of inhabitants.
Careful and painstaking effort has been expended in every department, and we wish to express our appreciation of the efforts of those who have co-operated with our representatives to make a work of this kind possible.
THE PUBLISHERS.
GENERAL INDEX
Abbreviations .
Academies and Colleges. . .
Blocks, Halls and Terraces .
Board of Aldermen .
Board of Public Works .
Board of Supervisors .
Business Directory . 1
Cemeteries .
Chamber of Commerce .
Charity Committee .
Churches .
City and County Government .
Clubs .
Courts .
Educational and Schools .
Federal Officers . . .
Fire and Police Board .
Fire Department .
Foreign Offices .
General Directory Names . .
Hospitals and Asylums .
Libraries .
Military . 20
Miscellaneous . 43
Parks . 16
Postoffice . 19
Preface . 3
Public Buildings . 4.5
Societies . 29
State Board of Capitol Managers . 7
State Board of Charities and Correction 17
State Board of Equalization . . 17
State Board of Health . 17
State Board of Pardons . 17
State Board of Land Commissioners. . 17
State Bureau of Horticulture . 17
State Board of Labor Statistics . 17
State Insurance Department. . . . . 17
State Government . 17
Street Directory . 51
Trades and Labor Organizations . 41
United States Court House and Post- office Building . 19
United States Mint . 19
Ward Boundaries . '*48-49
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
Reference is especially invited to the alphabetical list of responsible business men whose cards appear in this work. They take pride in supporting this Directory, and have no occasion to borrow from their neighbors. We heartily recommend them to the patronage of the public.
Acme Machinery & Manufacturing Co . 1764
American Furniture Co . Corner cards
Ames Brothers Co, advertising agents . 1582
Andersen C M, machine shop . opp 14
Anderson George G, consulting civil engineer .... 1635
Anderson-Harrington Coal Co . 1644
Armbruster Charles E H, oculist . 1794
Association Certified Public Accountants, .opp 1581
Atlas Coal Co . bottom lines
Atlas Wire & Iron Works . opp 97
Ballenger & Richards . 1840
Bartels Bros, real estate and insurance .... top lines
Bartels F, roofer . 1842
Barrows George A Lime Co . 1755
Bell & Nelson, cornice works . opp 1673
Benedict, Gill & Smith, insurance and real estate
. cover card
Benedict Warehouse & Transfer Co . cover card
Benesch Joseph L, leaf tobacco . 1753
Bogue Lead Co . bottom lines
Bohn J J Brush Co . 1619
Bourk & Co, violin makers . 1786
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co, bar and office
fixtures . cover card
Cambrian Coal Co . opp 1638
Capital Dye & Cleaning Co . opp 1672
Capitol Life Insurance Co . opp 292
Carpenter Geo B & Co, hose, belting and packing. 1713
Carpenter L G, civil and mining engineer . 1635
Carpenter & Hibbard, opticians . 1793
Carroll Thomas M, machinist . 1870
Cashman-Evans Agency Co, insurance. . . opp 1718
Cassidy-Hicks Co, wholesale wall paper . 1896
Chapman Francis A, insurance . cover card
Charpiot Safe Co . 1850
Chase Engineering Co, civil and mining engineers 1635
Cocks-Clark Engraving Co . opp 338
Colorado Casket Co, undertakers' supplies . 1892
Colorado Midland Railway . opp 1736
Colorado Plumbing Supply Co . top lines
Colorado-Portland Cement Co . opp 1628
Colorado Roofing & Paving Co . 1843
Colorado Sheet Metal Works . 5
Colorado Tent & Awning Co . side lines
Colorado & Southern Railway . opp 1598
Columbia Mineral Water Co . 1776
Columbian Optical Co . 1793
Coors Adolph Co, Golden Brewery . opp 51
Cox Victor M Loan & Investment Co . 1622
Craft W T Realty Co . side lines
DeCunto, Barra & Co, liquor dealers . back fly
DeLue Leonard Detective Agency. . . . . 1663
Denver-Colorado Sanitarium . 1857
Denver Cornice Co . opp 423
Denver Crematory . opp 1890
Denver Electrical Co . opp 1671
Denver Engineering Works Co, machinery . 8
Denver Express . opp 951
Denver Express & Transfer Co . opp 1580,
Denver Mantel & Tile Co . opp 423
Denver Musical Instrument & Supply Co . 1786
Denver Novelty Works & Electric Co. . . .sidelines
Denver Piano Repair Works . 1813
Denver Post . opp 1871
Denver Republican . . opp 1647
Denver Rock Drill Co . opp 422
Denver Sanitarium Bath & Treatment Rooms . . 1604
Denver Sheet Metal Works Co . 1655
Denver Tent & Awning Co . corner cards
Denver Times . opp 1663
Denver & Rio Grande Railway . opp 1825
Donaldson A M & Co, assayers and sweep smelt¬ ers . opp 51
Dorr & Northrup Co, opticians . 1794
Durbin J Surgical & Dental Supply Co . 1671
Eastern Investment Co, real estate . opp 1824
Elitch-Long Flower Store . opp 1685
Elmer Acetylene Co . opp 1580
Emig J W, civil engineer . 1636
Fair C W Cornice Works Co . back fly
Fairbanks, Morse & Co, machinery . 5
Federal State & Savings Bank . cover card
Ferris & Conaway, real estate . cover card
Fielding Howard H, steam and power special¬ ties . opp 1870
Finkbeiner Charles Coal .fc Transfer Co. . . .opp 1639
Fink's Express & Storage Co . opp 1580
Fisher Francis J & Co, cement, lime and build¬ ing material . 1628 and 1755
Gehman & Hart, stenographers . 1873
General Electric Co . opp 1670
Girvin Bros, auction and furniture . bottom lines
Great Western Fuel & Feed Co . opp 1639
Gregg & Co Nathan, municipal securities . . top lines
Griffin W A, electrical contractor . opp 1672
Griffith N H & Co, real estate . cover card
Gunther Ernst, tanner . 1883
Hall B R, undertaker . corner cards
Hallack Lumber & Supply Co . side lines
Hallack & Howard Lumber Co .
. back bone and top lines
Havens Bros Mfg Co, machinists . 2
Hazard Teachers Agency . 1884
Heberling C R & Co, office specialties . 1869
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Heimbecher Bros, roofers . 1842
Heinz George P & Co, building material . 1617
Heiser H H Saddlery Co . 1847
Hewitt & Moore, civil and consulting engineers . 1635
Hibernia Bank & Trust Co . opp 1599
Hildebrand E, furnaces, tin and sheet iron
worker . 1690
Hoeckel C F Blank Book & Lithograph Co. . . . 1851
Home Realty Co . opp 1824
Home Savings & Trust Co . side lines
Hopkins B S, photographer . opp 15
Humburg Charles, liquors . . .opp 1777
Hunt & Denman, scales and trucks . 1858
Ideal Optical Co . 1794
Irving Chris Plumbing & Heating Co . opp 1817
Jaberg & Sons, piano mfrs and repairers . 1813
Jackson-Richter Iron Works Co . 9
James B L Mercantile & Mfg Co, wall paper and
painters . front edge of leaves
Jennings Engraving Co. . . 1682
Jennings & Gill, engravers . 1682
Jepsen A & Sons, upholsterers . 1692
Jonas Bros, taxidermists and furriers . 1883
Kauffman-Callahan Novelty Co . 1846
Kauffman George P, rubber stamps . 1846
Kerr Detective Service . opp 1662
Kimball Bros Co, elevators . 1676
Kinkel William, sheet metal works . 5
Kistler W H Stationery Co . side lines
Kunz Detective Agency . opp 1662
Lammers C A Bottling Co . opp 15
Lawrence-Sampson Advertising Agency Co. . . .1583
Lindrooth-Shubart & Co, machinery . opp 1646
Link Belt Co . opp 1646
Lyons & Johnson, real estate and insurance cover card
McBride Charles, roofer . back fly
McMurtry Mfg Co, paint mfrs . corner cards
McPhee & McGinnity, lumber and building ma¬ terial . ends of leaves and top lines ....
Main David J, insurance . opp 1719
Manitou Mineral Springs Co . 1776
Mann-Aldrich Carriage Co, automobile bodies
and carriages . 1593
Martin H D Undertaking Co . cover card
Mason, Fenwick & Lawrence, patent attorneys. . 1800
Mason George Co, sporting goods . 1868
Menke F B, whol fish and oysters . side lines
Merchants Collection Agency Co . 1648
Miller Detective Service . 1663
Miller Henry & Co, roofers and cement workers
. opp 1844
Miller Thomas H, wall paper and decorator . opp 1010
Moore Hardware & Iron Co . 12
Mountain Electric Co . opp 1671
Murphy George I, painter and decorator .
. 1798, 1800 and 1897
National Safe & Lock Co . 1851
National Safety Vault Co . corner cards
New England Express & Van Co . opp 97
Nock & Garside, machinists and elevators . 1676
O'Brian Peter Construction Co, civil engineers . . 1636
O'Brien D L Cornice & Furnace Works . 1690
O'Fallon M J Supply Co, plumbing supplies. ... 4
Old Homestead Bakery & Investment Co corner cards
Oregon Lumber Co . opp 1762
Ossen Photo Supply Co . 1803
Otisk Elevator Co . 7
Owen, Wheeler & Ashley, insurance . opp 1719
Park Floral Co . bottom lines and opp 1685
Peck Delivery Co . opp 14
Peerless Iron & Wire Works Co . opp 1776
Peters-Cooper-Duckels Agency Co, insurance. . 1721
Pioneer Iron & Wire Works Co . opp 50
Potter Heating Co . opp 1816
Queen City Dye Works . opp 1670
Queen City Iron & Wire Works Co . 6
Radio-Sulpho Co . 1804
Reliable Employment Bureau . 1679
'Robinson E W, lumber and building material
. opp 1763
Rocky Mountain Fuel Co . corner cards
Rocky Mountain News . opp 293
Rogers I N & Son, undertakers . cover card
Rollandet G J, patents and draftsman . 1801
Russell William E, coal . 1639
Sadler H R Furniture Co . 1892
Salzer B F Lumber Co . corner cards
Sanderson H S, mining engineer . 1778
Sayre-Newton Lumber Co . corner cards
Scheidemantel Agency Co, insurance . 1718
Schmidt G A, carriage and wagon mfr . 1895
Scribners Chas Sons, subscription books . 1613
Shank & Ahearn, machinists . 1764
Shankland E C & R M, civil engineers . 1636
Shaw C H Pneumatic Tool Co . opp 1794
Silver State Electric Co . . opp 1673
Simonson A J, real estate . 1738
Sloan N N, vacuum cleaner . 1716
Smith-Brooks Printing Co . opp 1326
Solis Cigar Co . bottom lines
Spahr John B, ornamental iron works. . . opp 97 Standard Company The, ornamental iron and
bronze . opp 1737
Standard Rock Drill Co . 1764
Standart F W, insurance . cover card
Star Boiler & Sheet Iron Works . 2
Stark A J & Co, jewelers . back fly
Stearns-Roger Mfg Co, machinery . 10
Stein August, dye works . opp 1672
Swigert Bros Optical Co . . 7 . 1794
Thiel Detective Service Co . 1662
Threewit B F, cement, lime and building ma¬ terial . top lines
Truax Mfg Co, ore car mfrs . opp 1776 and 1795
Ulrich J C, irrigation and hydraulic engineer. .1636
United Autographic Register Co . back fly
Upton J T & Co, carpet renovators . 1626
U S Portland Cement Co . opp 1629
Vacuum Cleaner Sales Co . 1626
Van Nortwick & Sherlock, engravers . 1682
Verdeckberg & Burkhardt, ornamental iron
works . 11
Weicker Transfer & Storage Co . cover card
Weigele Riveted Steel Pipe Works . 3
Weiss Paul, optician . 1795
Western Elaterite Roofing Co . opp 1845
Western Engineering Specialties Co, elevators . . 1676
Western Secret Service Bureau . 1663
Western Soda Fountain Supply Co . 1866
Western Steam Laundry Co . 1743
Whaite A H & Co, carpet renovators . 1626
White, Bower & Co, hay and grain . 1711
White E J, employment agency . 1679
Wich John, boiler mfr . 2
Williamson & Haffner Engraving Co . opp 1680
Winkler F H, novelty works . 1850
Woodworth Shorthand College . opp 950
Zang Ph Brewing Co . opp 96
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Denver City Directory
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
CITY AND COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
City Officers.
Robert W. Speer . Mayor
Burton F. Davis . Clerk
A. K. Vickery . Auditor
L. C. Greenlee . Treasurer
George A. Collins . Comr. of Supplies
H. A. Lindsley . Attorney
Dr. W. H. Sharpley. .. .Health Commissioner
Robert Willison . Building Inspector
Robert Pitcairn .
. Boiler, Elevator and Smoke Inspector
Bert Plessner . Dog License Inspector
J. F. Reardon . Electrician
S. J. Palmer . Forester
A. H. Aronson . Light and Gas Inspector
O. Schellenberg . Market Master
W. B. Mullen . !
. Sealer of Weights and Measures
B. F. Stapleton . Judge Municipal Court
Thomas Phillips . Supt. Sprinkling Dept.
C. F. Reed . City Accountant
Hamilton Armstrong . Chief of Police
Terry F. Owens. .. .Chief of Fire Department
City Council.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
(Meets in Council Chamber, City Hall, the Second and Fourth Tuesdays of each Month.)
W. M. Robertson, President.
J. B. McGauran, Robert L. Meyers,
Hugh B. SeCheverell, August J. Spengel,
G. J. Kindel, Wm. M. Robertson,
Wm. F. Webb.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
(Meets in Council Chamber, City Hall, the First and Third Tuesdays of each Month.) John Conlon, President.
Ward 1 . J. p. Coates
Ward 2 . Edward R. Beck
Ward 3 . Thomas M. Hyder
Ward 4 . Andrew Horan
Ward 5 . Michael Mahoney
Ward 6 . John Conlon
Ward 7 . Andrew T. Stahl
Ward 8 . James F. Markey
Ward 9 . C. C. Worrall
Ward 10 . H. W. Bingham
Ward 11 . J. H. Berry
Ward 12 . C. D. Titus
Ward 13 . Frank L. Dodge
Ward 14 . Robert V. Brown
Ward 15... . W. H. Grimes
Ward 16 . j. n. Lorber
Committee Clerk, E. W. Brown.
FIRE AND POLICE BOARD.
(Which grants all City Licenses.)
Wm. T. Davoren, President and Excise Com¬ missioner.
Earl Hewitt, Police Commissioner.
D. A. Barton, Fire Commissioner.
Chief of Police, Hamilton Armstrong.
Chief of Fire Department, Terry F. Owens. James R. Noland, Secretary.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Henry Read, President.
John B. Hunter, Chief Engineer.
Samuel L. Phillips, Highway Commissioner. Fred Lockwood, Secretary.
BOARD OF„ EXAMINING ENGINEERS. Edward R. Mays, W. H. Odett,
Robert Pitcairn, 108 City Hall.
County Officers.
John R. Dixon . Judge County Court
Ben B. Lindsey . Judge Juvenile Court
Hamilton Armstrong . Sheriff
Fred W. Bailey . Clerk and Recorder
James F. Benedict . Treasurer
Milton Smith . Attorney
H. J. Arnold . Assessor
Mrs. Mary C. C. Bradford .
. Superintendent of Schools
W. P. Horan . Coroner
George Post . Surveyor
R. S. Allen . Physician
J. E. Curtan . Physician
E. R. Morris . Justice of the Peace
C. J. Gavin . Justice of the Peace
Ellis B. Thrush . Justice of the Peace
Board of County Commissioners.
Thomas Henry . Chairman
Elizabeth Cassidy, Thomas Henry, John G. Prinzing, W. P. Quarterman, Joseph Walsh. Theodore McGuire, Secretary to Chairman. Milton Smith, County "Attorney.
STANDING COMMITTEES. Detention Home. . .Cassidy, Walsh, Prinzing.
Finance . Prinzing, Walsh, Quarterman.
Hospital . Quarterman, Cassidy, Walsh.
Jail . Walsh, Cassidy, Quarterman.
Poor Farm. .. .Prinzing, Quarterman, Walsh.
Election Commissioners.
Ellis Meredith, President.
A. E. Mauff. Harry Petrie.
Matthew F. Murray, Secretary.
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Public Utilities Commission.
Armour C. Anderson, President.
Edwin Van Cise. A. L. Fellows.
P. J. Devault, Secretary.
Board of Charities and Corrections.
Room 26A, Court House.
F. L. Rinne . Secretary
John Henderson . Investigator
JAIL.
Located on the east side of Kalamath be¬ tween West Fourteenth and West Colfax
avenues. Hamilton Armstrong, Sheriff;
Patrick R. Riordan, Warden.
Board of Park Commissioners.
Jacob Fillius, President.
G. W. Olinger. W. W. Porter.
F. A. Bailey. W. M. Downing.
Lem. J. Smith, Secretary.
H. McNerney, Assistant Secretary.
F. Steinhauer, Superintendent of Parks.
PARKS.
ARGO PARK - West Forty- seventh and For¬ ty-eighth avenues, Logan and Pennsyl¬ vania streets.
BERKELEY LAKE PARK - West Forty- sixth avenue, between Tennyson and Yates.
CHAFFEE PARK - Between Tejon and Sho¬ shone streets, West Forty-third and Forty- fourth avenues.
CHEESMAN PARK - East side Franklin street between Eighth and Thirteenth avenues
CITY PARK - East side York street between Seventeenth and Twenty- third avenues.
COLUMBIA PARK - Boulevard F, Green Court, West Twenty-first and West Twen¬ ty-second avenues.
CURTIS PARK - Between Thirty- first and Thirty-second, Arapahoe and Curtis streets.
DAILEY PARK - West Ellsworth avenue and West Archer Place, South Elati and South Cherokee streets.
DUNHAM PARK - Thompson Court, between Forty-fifth and Forty-sixth avenues.
FULLER PARK - Between Twenty- eighth and Twenty-ninth avenues, Gilpin and Williams streets.
HIGHLAND PARK - Boulevard F and West Fairview Place.
JEFFERSON PARK - Between West Twen¬ ty-second and West Twenty-third avenues and Eliot and Clay streets.
LINCOLN PARK - Between Eleventh and Thirteenth avenues, Osage and Mariposa streets.
MONTCLAIR PARK - Oneida and Twelfth avenue.
OBSERVATORY PARK - University Park.
PLATT PARK - Between Florida and Iowa avenues and South Grant and South Logan streets.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK - Lowell Boulevard and West Forty-seventh avenue.
SLOAN AND COOPER LAKE PARK - Sheri¬ dan Boulevard and West Eighteenth avenue.
WASHINGTON PARK - Between Kentucky and Center avenues and South Downing and South Franklin streets.
Department of Playgrounds.
CURTIS STREET PLAY GROUND - Curtis and Thirtieth streets.
JEROME PARK PLAY GROUND - West Tenth to West Twelfth avenues, Wyandot and Yuma streets.
NORTH SIDE PLAY GROUND - West Thir¬ ty-eighth avenue and Navajo street.
NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE PLAY GROUND - West Tenth avenue and Galapago street.
Civil Service Commission.
J. Frank Adams . President
Dan B. Carey . Commissioner
Frederick J. Chamberlin . Commissioner
F. S. Boyer^ . Secretary
Art Commission.
(Office City Hall.)
Robert W. Speer . Mayor (ex-officio)
Henry Read . Chairman
A. J. Norton . Secretary
R. L. Boutwell. Frank E. Shepard.
William H. Smiley. Miss Anne Evans.
Eire Department.
Central Fire Station, City Hall, Fire Alarm, Telegraphic Connection, Market street, south¬ west corner Fourteenth. T. F. Owens, Chief.
ENGINE CO. NO. 1 - At 1326 Tremont Place.
ENGINE CO. NO. 2 - At West Colfax avenue, southwest corner of Jason.
ENGINE CO. NO. 3 - Glenarm Place, north¬ west corner Twenty-sixth street.
ENGINE CO. NO. 4 - Curtis between Twenti¬ eth and Twenty-first streets.
ENGINE CO. NO. 5-1817-1823 Blake.
ENGINE CO. NO. 6 - Central Station, City Hall.
ENGINE CO. NO. 7 - West Thirty-sixth avenue, corner Tejon street.
ENGINE CO. NO. 8 - Marion street, southeast corner Park avenue.
ENGINE CO. NO. 9 - Forty-seventh avenue, corner Gilpin.
ENGINE CO. NO. 10 - Thirty- third, north¬ east corner Arapahoe.
ENGINE CO. NO. 11 - Cherokee, corner West Third avenue.
ENGINE CO. NO. 12 - Boulevard F, corner West Twenty-sixth avenue.
ENGINE CO. NO. 13 - South Broadway, southeast corner Center avenue.
ENGINE CO. NO. 14 - East side Oneida, near Colfax avenue.
ENGINE CO. NO. 15 - Eleventh avenue, cor¬ ner Clayton.
ENGINE CO. NO. 16 - Iowa avenue, corner South Ogden.
ENGINE CO. NO. 17 - West Thirty- eighth avenue, corner Osceola.
HOOK AND LADDER CO. NO. 1 - At Cen¬ tral Station, City Hall.
HOOK AND LADDER CO. NO. 2 - Curtis be¬ tween Twentieth and Twenty-first streets. HOOK AND LADDER CO. NO. 3 - Cherokee street, corner West Third avenue.
HOOK AND LADDER CO. NO. 4 - Eleventh avenue, corner Clayton.
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THE DENVER CHAMBER OF COM¬ MERCE AND BOARD OF TRADE.
Chamber of Commerce Building. OFFICERS.
Charles A. Johnson . President
W. C. Nevin . First Vice-President
W. D. Downs . Second Vice-President
E. J. Yetter . Treasurer
Thorndike Deland . Secretary
DIRECTORS.
F. L. Bartlett, Geo. H. Knifton, F. R. Ross, T. E. Williams, Allison Stocker, L. B. Brid- aham, W. E. Skinner, J. A. Burnett, John Callis. W. H. Kistler.
STATE GOVERNMENT.
State Executive Department, Capitol Build¬ ing, Colfax avenue, between Broadway and Grant.
John F. Shafroth . Governor
S. R. Fitzgarrald . . J - Lieutenant Governor
James B. Pearce . Secretary of State
Roady ICenehan... . State Treasurer
M. A. Leddy . Auditor of State
Benjamin Griffith . Attorney General
Mrs. Helen M. Wixson .
- - Superintendent of Public Instruction
Charles W. Comstock . State Engineer
William L. Clayton .
. Commissioner of Insurance
James Dalrymple. .. .Inspector of Coal Mines
James A. Shinn .
. Fish and Game Commissioner
Dr. John Chase . Adjutant General
T. J. Tynan . Warden of Penitentiary
G. V. Cosseboom . Boiler Inspector
Claude E. Street . ...Oil Inspector
Geo. E. Hosmer. . .
. . Commissioner of Public Printing
Emil W. Pfeiffer. .State Bank Commissioner
STATE BOARD OF LAND COMMISSION¬ ERS - Edward Keating, President; B. L. Jefferson, Register; Blair Burwell, Engi¬ neer. Office, 14 Capitol Building.
STATE BOARD OF CAPITOL MANAGERS - Governor John F. Shafroth, Chairman; Otto Mears, C. S. Thomas, Harper M. Ora- hood, James Williams, Managers; W. K. Burchinell, Secretary. Office, 17 Capitol Building, first floor. Colfax avenue, corner Broadway.
STATE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT - W. L. Clayton, Commissioner of Insurance, 30 Capitol Building.
STATE AUDITING BOARD - John F. Shaf¬ roth, Governor; M. A. Leddy, Auditor of State; Benjamin Griffith, Attorney General;
H. C. Fairall, Secretary. 4 basement, Cap¬ itol Building.
STATE' BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMIN¬ ERS - F. H. Sutherland, Denver; W. W. Flora, Colorado Springs; J. L. Howell, Den¬ ver; George Sullivan, Gunnison; V. H. Mc¬ Laughlin, Victor.
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH - Sherman Williams, M. D., Denver, President; V. R. Pennock, M. D., Longmont, Secretary, 16 Capitol Building.
STATE BOARD OF HORTICULTURE - I. B Cline, Paonia, President; W. W. Tichenor, Rifle, Vice-President; A. E. Mauff, Denver, Secretary; D. R. Stotler, Fort Lupton; John Harbert, Denver; C. E. Parfet, Golden. Of¬ fice, Capitol Building.
STATE BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS - J. B. Pearce, Secretary of State, Commis¬ sioner ex-officio; E. V. Brake, Deputy Com¬ missioner. Capitol Building.
STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION - John F. Shafroth, Governor; J. B. Pearce, Secre¬ tary of State; M. A. Leddy, Auditor of State; Benjamin Griffith, Attorney General; Roady Kenehan, State Treasurer; H C Fairall. Secretary. Office, 4 basement, Cap¬ itol Building.
STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY - W. F Thebus, Denver; S. L. Bresler, Denver; D. Y. Butcher, Colorado Springs.
STATE BOARD OF PARDONS - Governor John F. Shafroth, President ex-officio; H. P. Ellis, Denver; Harry B. Tedrow, J. Fred Farrar, Fort Collins; William Thomas, Sec¬ retary.
STATE BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMIN¬ ERS - R. W. Arndt, M. D., Denver; D. A S trickier, Denver; M. E. Preston, Denver; S. D. Van Meter, M. D., Secretary and Treasurer, Denver.
STATE BOARD OF STOCK INSPECTION COMMISSIONERS - A. K. Stevens, Iola, President; Potter Hess, La Junta, Treas- erer; Edwin McCrillis, Denver, Secretary; Robert Cary, Denver; F. F. Hee, Trin- chera; Al. Neale, Montrose; O. F. Boyle, Durango; L. B. Sylvester, Monte Vista; Hector Matheson, Hugo; George Bernard, Colorado Springs.
STATE BOARD OF CHARITIES AND COR¬ RECTION - Governor John F. Shafroth, ex-officio; Mrs. James Williams, vice-presi¬ dent; Dr. Elizabeth Cassidy, E. E. Beck¬ with, Lafayette Hughes, Rev. W. S. Fried¬ man, Rev. William O'Ryan, William Thomas, Secretary. Office, second floor, State Capitol.
STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE - John F. Shafroth, Governor; C. A. Lory, Fort Collins, President; L. M. Taylor, Fort Col¬ lins, Secretarjr, ex-officio members of the Board: John C. Bell, Montrose; E. A. Am¬ mons, Littleton; F. E. Brooks, Colorado Springs; J. L. Brush, Greeley; R. W. Cor¬ win, Pueblo; A. A. Edwards, Fort Collins; Charles Pearson, Durango; T. J. Ehrhart, Centerville.
STATE BUREAU OF CHILD AND ANI¬ MAL PROTECTION - E. K. Whitehead, Secretary, third floor, State Capitol Build¬ ing.
STATE HISTORICAL AND NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY - Edward B. Morgan, President; Nathan A. Baker, Ellsworth Bethel, Vice-Presidents; Charles R. Dud- l ley, Secretary; William D. Todd, Treasur¬ er; J. C. Smiley, Curator; Horace G. Smith, Museum Assistant, basement, State Capitol Building.
STATE BUREAU OF MINES - T. B. Hena- hen, Commissioner. Office, basement, State Capitol Building.
SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' HOME, STATE OF COLORADO - Commissioners: John
Ewing, Del Norte; O. S. Storrs, Denver; A. W, Jones, Greeley.
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STATE BOARD OF ACCOUNTANCY - Alex¬ ander E. Fowlie, President; Joseph H. Kingwill, Treasurer; W. L. Pitcaithly, Sec¬ retary, Continental Building.
STATE BOARD OF CIVIL SERVICE COM¬ MISSIONERS - Henry Van Kleeck, Presi¬ dent; H. W. Cornell, Secretary; Charles R. Brock and Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker.
STATE RAILROAD COMMISSION - Aaron P. Anderson, Trinidad, President; D. H. Staley, Arvada, Secretary; S. S. Kendall, Denver.
STATE BOARD OF NURSE EXAMINERS - Miss Mary Brooks Eyre, Buena Vista; Miss Laura A. Bancroft, Miss L. G. Welch, Den¬ ver; Mrs.*C. J. Miller, Colorado Springs.
STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF AR¬ CHITECTS - Robert Willison, Secretary- Treasurer, 900 Ideal Building, Denver; Francis W. Cooper, Pueblo; F. E. Edbrooke, Denver; H. W. Baerresen, Denver; T. F. Walsh, Denver.
STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF BAR¬ BERS - A. F. Brown, Sterling, President; Philip Strubel, Denver, Treasurer; John T. Brooks, Pueblo, Secretary. State Capitol Building.
STATE BOARD HORSESHOERS EXAMIN¬ ERS - John H. Moore, 508 West Colfax Avenue, Secretary; J. W. Ford, Stephen Carmody, John Halford, M. J. Dunleavy.
STATE HOME FOR MENTAL DEFEC¬ TIVES - T. F. Daly, Denver, President; B. F. Lowell, Colorado Springs, Secretary; Charles D. Griffith, Denver.
STATE BOARD OF VETERINARY EXAM¬ INERS - W. W. Yard, Secretary, 18, third floor, State Capitol Building.
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION - C. P. Allen, Denver, Chairman; W. M. Wiley, Holly; T. H. Tulley, Durango; J. E. Ma¬ loney, Littleton, Secretary, State Capitol Building.
COLORADO STATE ASSOCIATION FOR THE PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF TUBERCULOSIS - G. Walter Holden, M. D., Denver, Chairman; C. S. Haughwout, Denver, First Vice-Chairman; R. W. Cor¬ win, M. D., Pueblo, Second Vice-Chairman; J. F. Symes, Denver, Secretary; F. B. Gib¬ son, Denver, Treasurer; S. Poulterer Mor¬ ris, Executive Secretary. Office, room ?9, second floor, State Capitol Building.
STATE HOME FOR DEPENDENT AND NEGLECTED CHILDREN - Mrs. Sarah Curtis, Denver; Mrs. J. B. Hunter, Denver;
E. J. Wilcox, Denver; Mrs. Lucy M. Hughes, Denver.
STATE BOARD OF IMMIGRATION - Gover¬ nor John F. Shafroth, President; Hon. Alva Adams, Pueblo; Hon. D. C. Dodge, Denver; T. F. Mahoney, Grand Junction; Alfred Patek, Commissioner and Secretary, 26, 3d floor, Capitol Building.
FEDERAL OFFICERS.
Paul J. Sours . Postmaster
R. E. Lewis . District Judge
Thomas Ward, Jr . .
. United States District Attorney
Dewey C. Bailey . United States Marshal
Charles W. Bishop .
. Clerk United States Circuit Court
Frank W. Howbert .
United States Collector of Internal Reve¬ nue.
C. D. Ford .
. Register United States Land Office
Hugh Taylor . . .
. Receiver United States Land Office
Timothy O'Connor . Surveyor General
F. M. Downer .
. Superintendent United States Mint
G. B. Gray .
....Melter and Refiner United States Mint
S. C. Hinsdale .
. United States Commissioner
F. H. Brandenburg .
District Forecaster United States Weather Bureau, in charge Rocky Mountain Dis¬ trict, 414 Boston Building.
F. A. Mangold, W. H. Seeds .
....' . United States Gaugers
J. F. Vivian .
. Surveyor of Customs and Custodian
Rowland K. Goddard .
. United States Secret Service
G. W. Uline .
. United States Pension Examiner
William B. Harrison .
. Referee in Bankruptcy
Louis Adams .
Inspector in charge U. S. Bureau of Immi¬ gration.
Smith Riley . , .... .
. District Forester U. S. Forest Service
R. S. Hiltner .
Chief United States Food and Drug Inspec¬ tion, 518 Opera House Building.
W. A. Norton .
Special Asst. U. S. Attorney General, De¬ partment of Justice, U. S. A.
T. F. Schmucker .
Chief Examiner Department of Commerce and Labor, Naturalization Service.
Walter E. Howe .
Inspector in charge United States Depart¬ ment of Agriculture, Bureau of Animal In¬ dustry, 339 Railway Exchange Bldg.
United States Geological Survey- 301 Chamber of Commerce Building, Den¬ ver, Colo.
W. B. Freeman, District Engineer, Water Resources Branch, 301 Chamber of Com¬ merce Bldg.
R. C. Miles, Special Disbursing Agent, 301 Chamber of Commerce Building.
Chas. W. Henderson, Statistician, 301 Chamber of Commerce Building.
United States Reclamation Service -
R. F. Walter, Supervising Engineer, 519 Commonwealth Building.
J. Y. Jewett, Cement Expert, 408 Comnlcn- wealth Building.
United States General Land Office -
M. D. McEniry, Chief Field Division, 712- 714 Ernest & Cranmer Building Charles F. Read, Special Disbursing Agent, 711 Ernest & Cranmer Building.
United States Indian Service -
Charles E. Dagenett, Supervisor, 404 Rail¬ road Building.
Post Office Inspectors.
Charles W. Bishop .
. Clerk United States District Court
W. E. Cochran. Inspector in Charge; H. W. Davis, Chief Clerk, 26 Federal Building.
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United States Railway Mail Service.
M. H. Blackwell, Chief Clerk in Charge; A. W. Barker, Assistant Chief Clerk; Samuel
H. Kennison and T. F. Fitch, Clerks, 28 Federal Building, Sixteenth corner Arap¬ ahoe Streets.
Rural Free Delivery Service, Post Office Department.
W. E. Cochran, Inspector in Charge; 26 Fed¬ eral Building.
United States Civil Service Commis¬ sion.
4th Floor, Federal Building.
A. W. Gray . District Secretary
Members of District Board.
I. P. Kelley, Benj. M. Phillips, Sarah V. Hight, C. H. Faxon, V. W. Campbell and B. F. Newell.
United States Mint.
F. M. Downer . Superintendent
G. B. Gray . Melter and Refiner
E. P. Leech . Chief Clerk
A. R. Hodgson . Assayer
Located West Colfax avenue, southwest corner Cherokee street.
Post Office.
UNITED STATE'S COURT HOUSE' AND POST OFFICE BUILDING - Located on Arapahoe, corner Sixteenth street, W. S. Boynton, Custodian.
Paul J. Sours . . . Postmaster
Henry W. Hannum . Assistant Postmaster
Thomas F. Azpell .
. Superintendent of Delivery
Isaac P. Kelley. .Superintendent of Carriers
William Sanderson .
. Superintendent of Registry
J. P. Havlick .
. Superintendent of Money Orders
John P. Broderick . Cashier
BRANCH OFFICES.
Alcott Station . 3977 Tennyson
Frank E. Bomgardner, Supt.
Capitol Hill Station . 1219 Colfax avenue
Frank I. Lewis, Supt.
Eighth Avenue Station .
. 1022 West Eighth Avenue
Ernest E. Hickman, Supt.
Five Points Station .
. 718 Twenty-sixth avenue
Charles G. Baker, Supt.
Fortieth Street Station . 3901-3 Walnut
Maurice S. Fitzgerald, Supt.
Highlands Station . 2935 Zuni
Joseph W. LeFevre, Supt.
South Denver Station. . .9-11 South Broadway Frank E. Carney, Supt.
Stock Yards Station .
. Union Stock Yards Exchange Building
R. H. Parrish, Supt.
Villa Park Station. .2(31 West Colfax avenue John M. Ferguson, Supt.
FOREIGN OFFICES.
Austro-Hungarian Consulate, George von Grivicic, Consul, Majestic Building.
Belgian Consul, Jean Mignolet, 640 Seven¬ teenth street.
British Vice-Consul, Alfred Crebbin, 921-923 Equitable Building.
Danish Vice-Consul, Viggo E. Baerresen, 2, 415 Seventeenth street.
^French Consul or Agent, Dr. A. Bourquin, 2g Barth Block.
Imperial German Consul, George Plehn, Counsellor of Legation, 420 Majestic Build¬ ing.
Italian Consulate, Adolfo Rossi, Consul Gen¬ eral; Roberto Ferrari, Vice-Consul, 600-601 Central Savings Bank Building.
Japanese Consul, Dr A. L. Bennett, 417 Wyoming Building.
Mexican Consul, A. J. Ortiz, 331 Common¬ wealth Building.
Norwegian Vice-Consul, Viggo E. Baerre¬ sen, 2, 417 Seventeenth street.
Swedish Vice-Consul, Walter A. Peterson, 202 Boston Building.
Swiss Consul, Paul Weiss, 1606 Curtis street.
COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT - Dis¬ trict of Colorado. Meets in United States Court House and Post Office Building on the first Tuesday in May and November. R. E. Lewis, District Judge; Thomas Ward, Jr., District Attorney; Charles W. Bishop, Clerk; Dewey C. Bailey, Marshal.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT - Eighth Circuit, District of Colorado. Meets in United States Court House and Post Office Building on first Tuesday in May and November. Judges - Willis Van De- vanter, Wyoming, Associate Justice United States Supreme Court; Walter H. Sanborn, St. Paul; Elmer D. Adams, St. Louis; Walter I. Smith, Council Bluffs, Iowa, and W. C. Hook, Leavenworth, Kansas, Cir¬ cuit Judges; R. E. Lewis, District Judge, Denver; Charles W. Bishop, Clerk.
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OB1 COLORADO - Meets in Capitol Building on second Monday in January, April and Sep¬ tember. John Campbell, Chief Justice; George W. Musser, Associate Justice; Wil¬ liam H. Gabbert, Associate Justice; S. Harrison White, Associate Justice; Wil¬ liam A. Hill, Associate Justice; Morton S. Bailey, Associate Justice; James E. Gar- rigues, Associate Justice; James R. Kil¬ lian, Chief Clerk; James Perchard, Chief Deputy Clerk; Arch H. White, Deputy Clerk; F. A. Richardson, Librarian; E. T. Wells, Reporter.
DISTRICT COURT - G. W. Allen, G. W. Whitford, C. M. Bliss, H. L. Shattuck, and
H. C. Riddle, Judges; Willis V. Elliott, District Attorney; Perry A. Clay, Clerk. Meets on second Tuesday in January, sec¬ ond Tuesday in April and second Tuesday in September, at the Court House.
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CRIMINAL DIVISION DISTRICT COURT - G. W. Allen, G. W. Whitford, C. M. Bliss, H. L Shattuck and H. C. Riddle, Judges; Willis V. Elliott, District Attorney; W. A. Rice, Chief Deputy Clerk. Meets second Tuesday in January, second Tuesday in April, and second Tuesday in September, at Kalamath street, northeast corner West Fourteenth avenue.
COUNTY COURT - Meets at the Court House on the first Monday in January, March, May, July, September and November. John R. Dixon, Judge; T. L. Bonfils, Clerk; Miss K. P. Mace, Deputy Clerk.
JUVENILE COURT - Ben B. Lindsey, Judge; C. H. Bates, Chief Probation Officer; Mrs. Ida L. Gregory, Clerk; room 26, Court House.
MILITARY.
Department of the Colorado.
Headquarters, First National Bank Building Denver, Colorado.
Brigadier General Daniel A. Brush, Com¬ manding.
First Lieutenant J. F. Barnes, 2d Field Artil¬ lery, Aide-de-Camp.
Second Lieutenant Walter S. Fulton, 24th In¬ fantry, Aide-de-Camp.
Lieutenant Colonel William A. Nichols, Chief of Staff.
Lieutenant Colonel Chas. W. Taylor, Adju¬ tant General.
Major Amos W. Kimball, Chief Quarter¬ master.
Captain Salmon F. Dutton, Chief Commis¬ sary.
Colonel Harry O. Perley, Chief Surgeon. Lieutenant Colonel Hamilton S. Wallace, Chief Paymaster.
Second Lieutenant Eugene Santschi, Jr., Chief Ordinance Officer, Inspector Small- Arms Practice, Chief Signal Officer and Chief Engineer Officer.
Captain Ernest A. Greenough, Paymaster.
Fort Logan.
RECRUITING DEPOT U. S. ARMY.
Ten miles from Denver, Colorado, on spur of D. & R. G. R R. Five trains daily. Also on Morrison branch of the Colorado & South¬ ern Railroad, one-quarter mile from post. Two trains daily, except Sunday. Postoffice and telegraph station at post. Telegraph from Denver.
Colonel . .
. E. P. Andrus, of Cavalry, Commanding
Major . James Baylies, 9th Infantry
Captain . Wilson Chase, 21st Infantry
Captain . H. LaT. Cavenaugh, 10th Cavalry
Captain . W. T. Bates, 27th Infantry
Captain . Thos. T. Frissell, Quartermaster
Captain.. H. L. Butler, Coast Artillery Corps
Captain .
. Norris Stay ton, Coast Artillery Corps
Captain .
. Geo. A. Taylor, Coast Artillery Corps
1st Lieutenant . E. J. Nowlen, 1st Infantry
1st Lieutenant .
. L. H. McKinlay, 6th Field Artillery i
1st Lieutenant .
. J. G. Hotz, Coast Artillery Corps
1st Lieutenant . . .
. Robt. Sterrett, 9th Cavalry
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Major . J. R. Shook
Captain . . G. F. Juenemann
Captain . C. LeR. Cole
1st Lieutenant . C. E. Lauderdale
The National Guard, Colorado.
Governor John F. Shafroth, Commander-in- Chief; Brigadier General John Chase, Ad¬ jutant General; Colonel Carlton A. Kelley, Assistant Adjutant General; Colonel Charles B. Carlile, Inspector General; Colonel T. E. Carmody, Surgeon General.
FIRST BRIGADE AND STAFF - Head¬ quarters, Majestic Building; Major A. H. Williams, Denver, Assistant Adjutant Gen¬ eral; Major George M. Lee, Denver, Quar¬ termaster.
FIRST REGIMENT INFANTRY - Zeph T. Hill, Colonel commanding.
Adjutant . H. M. Libby
Quartermaster . W. E. Outcalt
Lieutenant Colonel . Edward Verdeckberg
FIRST BATTALION - Major L. W. Kennedy commanding.
First Lieutenant. J. E. Huchingson, Adjutant.
Second Lieutenant . A. J. Bryan
SECOND BATTALION -
First Lieutenant. . E'. A. Smith, Adjutant
Company A, First Infantry.
Captain . W. S. Fletcher
First Lieutenant . Daniel Haefliger
Second Lieutenant . H. S. Doll
Company B, First Infantry.
Captain . J. Watt Page
First Lieutenant . W. C. Danks
Second Lieutenant . D. G. Hatheway
Company G, First Infantry.
Captain . . . B. M. Lake
First Lieutenant . G. S. Pearson
Second Lieutenant . Robert C. Grout
Company* K, First Infantry.
Captain . Ralph W. Dorn
First Lieutenant . Philip S. Van Cise
Second Lieutenant . Harold D. Garwood
Company L, First Infantry.
Captain . P. J. Hamrock
First Lieutenant . J. E. Canning
Second Lieutenant . A. H. Dahlene
LIGHT BATTERY A, FIELD ARTIL¬ LERY - Major J. B. Goodman commanding; J. W. LeFevre, First Lieutenant; E. F. Carson, Second Lieutenant.
FIRST SQUADRON CAVALRY - Headquart¬ ers, Cadwell Hall, 1241 Broadway. F. A. Perry, Major, commanding; Lieuteiiant W. A. Spangler, Adjutant; Lieutenant J. M. Pierson, Quartermaster and Commissary.
TROOP B (DENVER CITY TROOP) - C. L. Everett, Captain, commanding; J. A. Force. First Lieutenant; E. K. Robinson, Second Lieutenant.
TROOP C - B. H. Brooks, Captain; L. A Chase, First Lieutenant; Chauncey Mc¬ Donald, Second Lieutenant.
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FIRST REGIMENT BAND - Charles Brown, Leader.
HOSPITAL CORPS - Major W. W. Johnston, commanding detachment.
SIGNAL CORPS - Captain A. W. Darragh, commanding.
CEMETERIES.
CROWN HILL CEMETERY ASSOCIA¬ TION - Dallas J. Osborne, president and treasurer; C. M. Morris, secretary; Verner J. Davis, superintendent. Office, 522 Symes Building.
DENVER CREMATORY - H. .M. Orahood, president; W. D. Peirce, secretary. Lo¬ cated at Riverside Cemetery. Office, 302 Quincy Bldg.
FAIRMOUNT CEMETERY ASSOCIATION - H. M. Orahood, president; William Fuller¬ ton, vice-president; W. D. Peirce, secretary; Claude Cartwright, superintendent. Office, 302-303 Quincy Building; cemetery, four and one-half miles southeast of city.
MOUNT CALVARY CEMETERY - Race street and Tenth, avenue.
MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY ASSOCIA¬ TION - Rt. Rev. N. Matz, president; Very Rev. Henry Robinson, vice-president; Rev. J. J. Donnelly, treasurer; Rev. C. J. Carr, secretary; Gerald C'lancy, clerk. Office, 602 Railroad building; cemetery, eight miles northwest of city.
RIVERSIDE CEMETERY ASSOCIATION - H. M. Orahood, president; William Fuller¬ ton, vice-president; W. D. Peirce, secre¬ tary; W. J. C. Ludders, superintendent. Office, 302-303 Quincy Building; cemetery, northeast city limits.
ROSE HILL CEMETERY - J. Grimes, presi¬ dent; M. Tannenbaum, secretary. Colfax avenue, east of city.
HOSPITALS AND ASYLUMS.
ADAMS MEMORIAL HOME - 2875 West Thirty-third avenue.
AGNES MEMORIAL SANATORIUM - G. Walter Holden, Superintendent. Quebec corner Sixth avenue.
BELLE LENNOX NURSERY - Miss Oritha A. Chapin, Matron. 2949 West Thirty-sev¬ enth avenue.
CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY - Miss Mary
^Krenkel, Nurse; Rev. R. E. Pierce, Super¬ intendent, Westminster. 3545 Raleigh.
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL - Mrs. James Wil¬ liams, President; Mrs. Oca Cushman, Su¬ perintendent; Mrs. F. W. Bancroft, Treas¬ urer; Mrs. J. S. Appel, Secretary.
CITY AND COUNTY HOSPITAL - W. A. Sherriff, Superintendent. Located on Sixth avenue, between Cherokee and Bannock.
COLORADO CHRISTIAN HOME - Miss Tina H. Shafer, Matron. 4325 West Twenty- ninth avenue.
COLORED ORPHANS' AND OLD FOLKS' HOME ASSOCIATION OF COLORADO- William R. Rhodes, Manager; Mrs. Callie Campbell, Matron, 873 Zuni.
DENVER-COLORADO SANITARIUM - J. D. Shively, Medical Superintendent. 1311 Sher¬ man.
DENVER EMERGENCY HOSPITAL - 1448 Acoma street.
DENVER ORPHANS' HOME - Mrs. Carrie S. Hubbell, Matron. Albion street, north¬ west corner Colfax avenue.
DENVER SHELTERING HOME FOR JEW¬ ISH CHILDREN - Miss Ida B. Strong, Matron. 3247 West Nineteenth avenue.
DETENTION HOME SCHOOL - John P. Wright, Superintendent. 2844 Downing.
E. M. BYERS HOME FOR BOYS - W. W. Crawford, Superintendent. 64 West Ala¬ meda avenue.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN SANITAR¬ IUM ASSOCIATION OF DENVER - Rev. Johann Schlerf, Superintendent, Edge- water, Colo. ; Otto Bock, Secretary, 601 A. C. Foster Building.
EVANS, MARGARET, DEACONESS HOME, THE - Miss Irene Cummings, Acting Super¬ intendent. 1630 Ogden street.
FERN HILL SANATORIUM - Mrs. Anna H. Ralston, Manager. West Twenty-sixth avenue northwest corner Sheridan Boule¬ vard.
FLORENCE CRITTENTON HOME - Mrs. H. C. Cotton, Superintendent. 4901 West Col¬ fax avenue.
HOME LEAGUE ORPHANAGE - Mrs. Cora E. Lind, Superintendent. 5050 Newton street, on Rocky Mountain car line.
HOUSE OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD - Sis¬ ters of the Good Shepherd in charge. South Cherokee street, between West Cedar ave¬ nue and West Byers Place.
JEWISH CONSUMPTIVES' RELIEF' SO¬ CIETY - Dr. P. Hillkowitz, President; Dr. A. Judelovitz, Treasurer; Dr. C. D. Spivak, Secretary; Dr. Herman Schwatt, Superin¬ tendent. 5800 West Colfax avenue, Edge- water. Office, 412 Wyoming Building.
KATHARINE HALLETT HOME FOR NURSES - Mrs. Minnie Leonard, Matron. 1928 Pennsylvania street.
KEELE'Y INSTITUTE, THE - 1805 Curtis, corner Eighteenth street.
LADIES' RELIEF HOME - Under the au¬ spices of the Ladies' Relief Society. Mrs. M. L. McIntosh, Matron. North side West Thirty-eighth avenue, between Quitman and Raleigh streets.
MERCY HOSPITAL - Conducted by Sisters of Mercy. 1619 Milwaukee street.
MOUNT AIRY SANITARIUM - Dr. J. Elvin Courtney, Proprietor. Twelfth avenue and Clermont street.
MOUNT ST. VINCENT'S HOME (FOR BOYS) - Sisters of Charity in Charge. Sis¬ ter Theodosia, Superior. Lowell Boule¬ vard, between West Forty-first and West Forty-fourth avenues.
NATIONAL JEWISH HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTIVES - Dr. Moses Collins, Su¬ perintendent. South side Colfax avenue, between Jackson and Colorado Boulevard.
NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE ASSOCIATION - Mrs. Myron W. Jones, President; Mrs. Edward J. Yetter, Secretary; Mrs. Charles B. Van Zant. Treasurer. 966 Gala- pago street. North Side branch, 3515 Nav¬ ajo street.
OAKES HOME - Rev. Frederick W. Oakes, Superintendent. West Thirty-second ave¬ nue, between Decatur and Eliot.
PARK AVENUE HOSPITAL - Hughes Lam- born, Superintendent. Park avenue, corner Humboldt.
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PECK'S TRAINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS - Miss Belle McMichael, Matron. Eighth avenue and Oneida street.
REGINA COE'LI ORPHANS' HOME - Con¬ ducted by the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. 4825 Boulevard F.
STATE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS - Mrs. G. W. Gano, Denver, President; Mrs. F'red J. Chamberlin, Superintendent. Lo¬ cated Morrison, Colo.
STATE HOME FOR DEPENDENT AND NEGLECTED CHILDREN - H. W. Cowan, Superintendent. 2305 South Washington street.
ST. CLARA'S ORPHANAGE' - Conducted by the Sisters of St. Francis. South side West Twenty-ninth avenue between Meade and Osceola streets.
ST. ANTHONY'S HOSPITAL - Conducted by the Sisters of St. Francis. West Sixteenth 'avenue, between Quitman and Raleigh streets.
STEELE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - Miss
Elizabeth Hewitt, Matron. 702 Cherokee.
ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL - Sisters of Char¬ ity in charge. Located on Humboldt street, corner Eighteenth avenue.
ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL - William Clark, Su¬ perintendent. Pearl, between Nineteenth and Twentieth avenues.
ST. ROSA'S CONVENT - Conducted by the Franciscan Sisters. Home for working girls. 952 Tenth.
SUNSHINE SANITARIUM FOR TUBER¬ CULOSIS - Miss H. A. MacArthur, Mana¬ ger. 2727 West Thirty-third avenue.
SWEDISH NATIONAL SANATORIUM FOR THE CURE OF TUBERCULOSIS - 3451 South Clarkson.
WEST SIDE NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE - Miss E. Johnson, Head Worker. 966 Gala- pago street.
WOMAN'S CLUB DAY NURSERY - Miss Eva E. Miller, Matron. 821 Thirty-first street.
YOUNG WOMEN'S FRIENDLY CLUB - Mrs. Amelia Love, Matron. 2243 California.
EDUCATIONAL.
BOARD OF EDUCATION - Dr. D. E. Phil¬ lips, president; Stephen Knight, vice-presi¬ dent; W. A. Edward Stutt, Secretary; Paul J. Sours, treasurer; C. E. Chadsey, super¬ intendent. Office of superintendent and secretary, High School Building, Stout be¬ tween Nineteenth and Twentieth streets.
DIRECTORS - D. E. Phillips, Stephen Knight. John W. Gillespie and P. V. Carlin.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
lUiilding and Grounds - Stephen Knight and D. E. Phillips.
Finance - J. W. Gillespie and Stephen Knight.
Teachers and Text Books - P. V. Carlin and J. W. Gillespie.
Supplies - J. W. Gillespie and D. E. Phillips.
Special Departments - P. V. Carlin and D. E. Phillips.
Play Grounds - J. W. Gillespie and C. E. Chadsey.
ALCOTT SCHOOL - West Forty-first avenue between Tennyson and Utica streets.
ARGO SCHOOL - West Forty-eighth avenue and Cherokee street.
ASHLAND SCHOOL - West Twenty-ninth avenue corner Firth Court.
BARNUM SCHOOL - King street corner West Third avenue.
BERKELEY SCHOOL - Lowell Boulevard be¬ tween West Fiftieth and West Fifty-first avenues.
BOULEVARD SCHOOL - West side Boule¬ vard F between West Twenty-third and West Twenty-fourth avenues.
BROMWELL SCHOOL - Columbine south¬ west corner Fourth avenue.
BRYANT SCHOOL - West Thirty-sixth ave¬ nue corner Shoshone.
BYERS SCHOOL - West Byers Place, south¬ west corner South Bannock street.
CENTRAL SCHOOL - Located on Kalamath street between Eleventh and Twelfth ave¬ nues.
CHELTENHAM SCHOOL - 1565 Irving street.
CLAYTON SCHOOL - Columbine street be¬ tween Eleventh and Twelfth avenues.
COLUMBIAN SCHOOL - Boulevard F corner West Forty-first avenue.
COLUMBINE SCHOOL - Columbine north¬ east corner Twenty-eighth avenue.
CORONA SCHOOL - Corona southeast corner Ninth avenue.
CORONADO SCHOOL - Florida avenue corner South Garfield street.
DELGANY SCHOOL - Delgany corner Twen¬ ty-first street.
EAST SIDE LATIN SCHOOL - Broadway be¬ tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth avenues.
EBERT SCHOOL - Court Place corner Twen¬ ty-second street.
EBERT'S ADDITION SCHOOL - East Side Quince between Forty-second and Forty- third avenues.
EDISON SCHOOL - Quitman between West „ Thirtieth and West Thirty-second avenues.
ELMWOOD SCHOOL - Corner Galapago street and West Seventh avenue.
ELYRIA SCHOOL - Forty-seventh avenue corner Pligh street.
EMERSON SCHOOL - Fourteenth avenue corner Ogden street.
EVANS SCHOOL - Acoma street northwest corner West Eleventh avenue.
FAIRMONT SCHOOL - Elati street corner West Second avenue.
FAIR VIEW SCHOOL - Decatur street corner West Twelfth avenue.
FLEMING SCHOOL - Colorado avenue corner South Grant street.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL - West Colfax aventfe between Lipan and Mariposa.
GARDEN PLACE SCHOOL - West Forty- fourth avenue northwest corner Lincoln street.
GARFIELD SCHOOL - Xinca Court south¬ west corner West Eleventh avenue.
GILPIN SCHOOL - Stout street corner Twen¬ ty-ninth street.
GLEN PARK SCHOOL - North side West Colfax avenue between Tennyson and Stuart.
GLOBEVILLE SCHOOL - Fifty-first avenue corner Washington street.
GRAND AVENUE SCHOOL - West Colfax avenue corner Second.
GRANT SCHOOL - Colorado avenue corner South Pearl and South Washington streets.
City Record.
HIGH SCHOOL - Stout street between Nine¬ teenth and Twentieth streets.
HIGH SCHOOL - North side, West Lake Place, corner Ross Court.
HIGH SCHOOL - West side, Fox corner West Fifth avenue.
HYDE' PARK SCHOOL - Franklin northeast corner Thirty-sixth avenue.
IRONTON SCHOOL - Delgany northeast cor¬ ner Thirty-sixth streets.
LINCOLN SCHOOL - Exposition avenue cor¬ ner South Pearl street.
LOGAN SCHOOL - Logan street northeast corner Bayaud avenue.
LONGFELLOW MANUAL TRAINING HIGH SCHOOL - Welton street corner Thirteenth street.
McKINLEY SCHOOL - Louisiana avenue cor¬ ner South Logan street.
MANUAL TRAINING HIGH SCHOOL- Franklin corner Twenty-seventh avenue.
MARIA MITCHELL SCHOOL - Thirty-sec¬ ond avenue corner Lafayette street.
MILTON SCHOOL - Evans avenue corner South Bannock street.
MONTCLAIR SCHOOL - Quebec street corner Thirteenth avenue.
MYRTLE HILL SCHOOL - Race southwest corner Mississippi avenue.
PARK HILL SCHOOL - Nineteenth avenue corner Elm street.
RETREAT PARK SCHOOL - Anders Retreat Park.
SHERIDAN SCHOOL - Lipan street corner West First avenue.
SHERMAN SCHOOL - Grant street northeast corner Second avenue.
SME'DLEY SCHOOL - West Forty-second avenue corner Shoshone street.
SWANSEA SCHOOL - Columbine northeast corner Forty-sixth avenue.
TWENTY-FOURTH STREET SCHOOL - Walnut corner Twenty-fourth street.
TWENTY-NINTH STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL - Twenty-ninth street corner
Blake street.
UNIVERSITY PARK SCHOOL - Iliff avenue corner South Adams street.
VALVERDE SCHOOL - South Navajo and West Exposition avenue.
VASSAR SCHOOL - Vassar avenue corner South Lincoln and Sherman streets.
VILLA PARK SCHOOL - Hazel Court be¬ tween West Eighth and Ninth avenues.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL - Eleventh street corner Lawrence street.
WEBSTER SCHOOL - West Thirty-sixth avenue corner Lipan.
WEIR ADDITION SCHOOL - West Seventh avenue corner Bryant street.
WHITTIER SCHOOL - Marion street be¬ tween Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth ave¬ nues.
WYMAN SCHOOL - Williams southeast cor¬ ner Sixteenth avenue.
Miscellaneous Schools.
EDGEWATER SCHOOL - West Twenty- third avenue corner Eaton street, Edge- water.
HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC SCHOOL - Utica street corner West Fortv-fourth ave¬ nue.
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IMMACULATE CONCEPTION SCHOOL - East side Logan street between Eighteenth and Nineteenth avenues.
MOUNT CARMEL SCHOOL - Conducted by the Missionary Sisters :of The Sacred Heart of Jesus. 1727 West Thirty-fourth avenue.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN LAKE SCHOOL - Lowell Boulevard northwest corner West Fiftieth avenue.
SACRED HEART PARISH SCHOOL (Free) - Lawrence between Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth streets.
SCHOOL OF THE ANNUNCIATION - Hum¬ boldt street northeast corner Thirty-sev¬ enth avenue.
SOUTH CAPITOL HILL PUBLIC SCHOOL - Virginia avenue between Hudson and Holly streets.
ST. DOMINIC'S PARISH SCHOOL - St. Dominic's Church, West Twenty-fifth ave¬ nue northwest corner Grove street.
ST. ELIZABETH'S PARISH SCHOOL - Cur¬ tis corner Eleventh streets.
ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH SCHOOL - West Sixth avenue corner Galapago street.
ST. LEO'S PARISH SCHOOL - West Colfax avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets.
ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC PARISH SCHOOL (For boys and girls) - Humboldt northeast corner Thirty-seventh avenue.
ST. PATRICK'S PARISH SCHOOL - St. Pat¬ rick's Church, Osage between West Thirty- second and Thirty-third avenues.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS SCHOOL - North side West First avenue, Washington Heights.
Academies and Colleges.
BARNES COMMERCIAL SCHOOL CO. - E. C. Barnes, President. 1625 Champa street.
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY & PRACTICAL SCIENCE - James Seymour, Dean, 602 Charles Building.
COLLEGE OF THE SACRED HEART - Conducted by the Jesuit Fathers, Denver, northwestern city limits.
COLORADO COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGERY (University of Denver) - Dr. H. A. Fynn, President; Dr. A. C. Watson, Vice-President; Dr. J. S. Jackson, Treas¬ urer; Dr. A. L. Whitney, Secretary; Dr. W. T. Chambers, Dean; Dr. A. W. Star- buck, Superintendent. 1340 Arapahoe street.
COLORADO CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC - Colfax avenue and Race street.
COLORADO WOMEN'S COLLEGE - J. P. Treat, President. Seventeenth avenue and Poplar street.
COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC - John E. Henning, Manager. 1624 Wash¬ ington.
DENVER LAW SCHOOL - George C. Manly, Dean. 1330 Arapahoe street.
DENVER POLY-CLINIC - Dr. F. E. Gen- genbach, Secretary. 1317 Fourteenth street.
GRAHAM SCHOOL FOR BOYS - William H. Graham, Principal. 940 Pearl street.
HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS - Mrs. Bessie C. Read, Principal. 1453 Humboldt street (Phone York 4167).
INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS (Denver Agency) - Central Sav¬ ings Bank Building.
LORETTO ACADEMY - Conducted by the Sisters of Loretto. Located at Loretto- Heights, near Fort Logan.
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MODERN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS - George La Munyon, Manager. 1303 Broadway.
PARKS BUSINESS SCHOOL - W. T. Parks, Principal. Sixth and seventh floors, Cluh Building.
ST. CLARA'S CONVENT - Conducted by the Franciscan Sisters. 952 Tenth street.
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY - Conducted by the Sisters of Loretto. 1430 California street.
ST. THOMAS THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY OF DENVER, COLORADO - Very Rev. Thomas F. Levan, President. Cook corner Louisiana averiue.
STUDENTS' SCHOOL OF ART - Henry Read, Principal. 1311 Pearl street.
TANQUARY RUBERTA THE FRENCH KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMAR Y SCHOOL - Miss Ruberta Tanquary, Prin¬ cipal. 846 Sherman street.
THE WOLCOTT SCHOOL - Miss Anna L. Wolcott, Principal. 1400 Marion street.
UNIVERSITY OF DENVER - Located Evans avenue corner South University street. Henry A. Buchtel, Chancellor. Board of Trustees: W. G. Evans, President; A. L. Doud, Vice-President; J. C. Shattuck, Treasurer; R. H. Beggs, Secretary; H. L. Beardsley, Assistant Secretary.
WALLACE' BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND COLLEGE - R. J. Wallace, Principal. 1543- 1545 Glenarm Place.
WOLFE HALL (Girls' Boarding and Day School) - Miss Margaret Kerr, Principal. East side Clarkson street, between Thir¬ teenth and Fourteenth avenues.
WOODWORTH SHORTHAND COLLEGE - W. A. Woodworth, Proprietor. Park Hill car. Phone York 1888. 1720-1726 Colorado
Boulevard.
LIBRARIES.
BALLENGER & RICHARDS DIRECTORY LIBRARY (Free) - Containing directories of all the principal cities of the United States and Canada. 506-507 Nassau Building. Six¬ teenth street corner Larimer.
CONTINENTAL LAW LIBRARY - G. A. Peet, Librarian. 510 Continental Building.
DENVER BAR ASSOCIATION LIBRARY - Fourth floor, Court House.
EQUITABLE LAW LIBRARY - Equitable Building, Seventeenth corner Stout street.
ERNEST & CRANMER BUILDING LAW LIBRARY - Ernest & Cranmer Building.
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF THE CITY OF DENVER - Chalmers Hadley, Librarian. Located Bannock street corner West Colfax avenue.
LAW LIBRARY OF THE SUPREME COURT - F. A. Richardson, Librarian. Lo¬ cated in Capitol Building.
MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER LIBRARY - 266 Metropolitan Building.
MILLS LAW LIBRARY - C. W. Mills, Li¬ brarian. 711 Kittredge Building.
STATE LIBRARY - Located 10-11, third floor, Capitol Building.
WOLCOTT-SYMES LAW LIBRARY - Symes Building. Sixteenth corner Champa street.
CHURCHES.
Baptist.
ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH (African)- Blake street southwest corner Twenty- fourth street.
BERE'AN MISSION - Blake corner Thirty- eighth street.
BETH-EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH - East Side Quitman between West Forty-fourth and Forty-fifth avenues.
BROADWAY BAPTIST CHURCH - Lincoln between Second and Third avenues.
CAPITOL HILL BAPTIST CHURCH - Rev. W. T. Paullin, Pastor. Williams near Seventeenth avenue.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH - Rev. A. J. Finch, Pastor. Twenty-fourth avenue northwest corner Ogden street,
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH (Negro)- Rev. A. E. Edwards, Pastor. California corner Twenty-fourth street.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - North side of Stout street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
FIRST SWEDISH BAPTIST CHURCH - Delaware street northeast corner West Twelfth avenue.
GALILEE BAPTIST CHURCH - Rev. Joshua Gravett, Pastor. Lawrence southeast corner Thirty-fourth street.
GERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH - Vallejo be¬ tween West Thirty-first and West Thirty- second avenues.
JUDSON MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH - Rev. F. W. Starring, Pastor. Ninth avenue corner Lipan street.
METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH (Col¬ ored) - 3325 Larimer.
MOUNT OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH - Rev. Allen A. Layton, Pastor. East side Thomp¬ son Court between Forty-fifth and Forty- sixth avenues.
NEW BAPTIST MISSION - Eleventh avenue corner Adams street. Dr. A. Z. Hall, Pastor, 1054 Clayton strreet.
PILGRIM'S REST BAPTIST CHURCH (African) - Humboldt between Thirty-sev¬ enth and Thirty-eighth avenues.
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH (African) - Rev.
D. E. Over, Pastor. Arapahoe street be¬ tween Twentieth and Twenty -first.
Catholic.
CHURCH OF THE ANNUNCIATION - Rt. Rev. Mgr. Henry Robinson, V. G., Pastor; Rev. J. J. Murphy, Assistant Pastor. Hum¬ boldt northwest corner Thirty-sixth avenue.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY GHOST - Rev. Frederic Bender, Pastor. 1950 Curtis street.
CHURCH OF THE SACRED HEART - Rev.
E. Barry, S. J., Pastor. Larimer southwest corner Twenty-eighth street.
HOLY FAMILY CHURCH - Utica street * corner West Forty-fourth avenue.
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CATHE¬ DRAL - Rt. Rev. N. C. Matz, Bishop; Rev. P. A. Phillips, Chancellor and Secretary; Rev. Rev. H. L. McMenamin, Pastor; Rev. J. F. McDonough and Rev. W. S Neeman, Assistants. East Side Logan between Eight¬ eenth and Nineteenth avenues.
MOUNT CARMEL ITALIAN CATHOLIC CHURCH - Rev. Julius Piccoli, Pastor. Navajo southwest corner West Thirty- sixth avenue.
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ST. DOMINIC'S CHURCH - Rev. John P. Vallely, Pastor. West Twenty-fifth ave¬ nue northwest corner Grove street.
ST. ELIZABETH'S CHURCH - Rev. Bernard Spiegelberg (O. F. M.), Pastor; Rev. Athan¬ asius Hunfeld (O. F. M.), Rev. Wulstan Workman (O. F. M.), Rev. Leonard Heck- mann (O. F. M.), Rev. Pacificus - Cunning¬ ham (O. F. M.), Assistant Pastors. Elev¬ enth street southwest corner Curtis.
ST. FRANCIS DE SALES CHURCH - Rev. J. J. Donnelly, Pastor; Rev. J. B. Fajanelle, Assistant Pastor. 320 South Sherman street.
ST. JAMES CHURCH - Newport street corner Thirteenth avenue.
ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST - Fifth ave¬ nue northeast corner Josephine.
ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH - Rev. J. A. Firle, Pastor. Galapago corner West Sixth ave¬ nue.
ST- JOSEPH'S CHURCH (Polish) - Rev. Theodore Jarzynski, Pastor. Pennsylvania street corner Forty-sixth avenue.
ST. LEO'S CHURCH - Rev. William O'Ryan, Pastor. West Colfax avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets.
ST. MARY MAGDALENE'S CHURCH - Father J. M. De Saulniers. West Twenty- sixth avenue and Depew.
ST. PATRICK'S PARISH CHURCH - Rev. David T. O'Dwyer, Pastor. Pecos north¬ west corner West Thirty-third avenue.
Christian.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Rev. George B. Van Arsdall, Pastor. Lincoln street northeast corner Sinxteenth avenue.
CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rev. John D. Evans, Pastor. 1543 Glenarm Place.
EAST SIDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Rev. J. B. Haston, Pastor. Thirtieth avenue corner Williams street.
EDGEWATER CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rev. T. T. Thompson, Pastor. 5875 West Twenty- fifth avenue.
ELYRIA CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Rev. T. R. Axton, Pastor. 4654 Race street.
ENGLEWOOD CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Sid¬ ney Bedford, Pastor. Englewood.
FIRST CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN - Elder C. E. Wolf, Pastor. S. Washing¬ ton corner Mississippi avenue.
HIGHLAND CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Rev. J. E. Pickett, Pastor. West Thirty- fourth avenue corner Bryant.
SOUTH BROADWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Rev. B. B. Tyler, Pastor. Ells¬ worth avenue northwest corner Lincoln street.
WEST FORTY-THIRD AVENUE CHRIST¬ IAN CHURCH - Rev. James A. Shoptaugh, Pastor. Xavier corner West Forty-third avenue.
Christian Science.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST - Church Edifice Fourteenth and Logan street.
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIEN¬ TIST - Masonic Temple, 350 South Broad¬ way.
THIRD CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIEN¬ TIST - Woman's Club Building, 1437 Glenarm Place.
FOURTH CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIEN¬ TIST - Woodman Hall, Clay street and West Dunkeld Place.
Congregational.
BOULEVARD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - Boulevard F corner West Twen- j ty-sixth avenue.
CITY PARK CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - Rev. Joel Harper, Pastor. Adams corner Fourteenth avenue.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - Rev. A. A. Tanner, Pastor. Tenth avenue corner Clarkson street.
FIRST GERMAN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - Rev. Jacob Wagner, Pastor. Lincoln street northeast corner Forty- fourth avenue.
FOURTH AVENUE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - Rev. G. Gillette, Pastor. East side Cook between Fourth and Fifth ave¬ nues.
MAYFLOWER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Rev. W. Altvater, Pastor. West Cornell avenue between South Acoma and South Bannock streets.
NORTH DENVER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - Rev. Ralph C. Byers Pastor. Shoshone northwest corner West Thirty- ninth avenue.
OHIO AVENUE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - Rev. Samuel T. McKinney, Pastor. Ohio avenue corner Washington street.
OLIVET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH- Rev. M. B. Dillon, Pastor. West Holden Place between Wyandot and Platte River.
PEOPLE'S TABERNACLE - Rev. F. M. De- Weese, Pastor. Lawrence street southwest corner Twentieth street.
PILGRIM CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH- Rev. Tilden Sloan, Pastor. West side Vine between Forty-seventh and Forty-eighth avenues.
PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - Rev. Frank T. Bayley, Pastor. Fourteenth avenue corner Lafayette street.
SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH- Rev. John C. Page, Pastor. ' Downing southeast corner Thirty-first avenue.
SOUTH BROADWAY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - Rev. Albert H. Weitkamp, Pastor. West side South Sherman street between Bayaud and Maple avenues.
TABERNACLE (Olive Branch) - North of Twenty-third Street Viaduct.
THIRD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH- Rev. F. H. Allen, Pastor. Fox street southwest corner West Fifth avenue.
VILLA PARK CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - Rev. C. Leon Moore, Pastor. Knox Court northwest corner West Ninth avenue.
Episcopal.
THE' RT. REV. CHARLES SANFORD OLMSTED, S. T. D., Bishop.
THE VEN. THOMAS ALVORD SCHO¬ FIELD, Archdeacon.
! THE REV. C. IRVING MILLS, D. D., City Missionary.
! ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL - Fourteenth ave¬ nue and Clarkson. The Very Rev. H. Martyn Hart, D. D., Dean.
ST. MARK'S - Corner of Twelfth and Lin¬ coln avenues. Rev. John H. Houghton, Rector. Rev. Henry S. Foster, Priest.
TRINITY MEMORIAL - West side Glenarm Place between Twentieth and Twenty-first streets. Rev. George H. Holoran, Rector.
J ST. BARNABAS' - Corner of Thirteenth ave¬ nue and Vine street. Rev. Chas. H. Mar- I shall, Rector.
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ALL SAINTS' - Corner of West Thirty-sec-: ond avenue and Gray street. Rev. P. P. Kramer, Ph. D., Rector.
ST. PETER'S - Corner of South Ac&ma and West Second avenue. Rev. Carroll M. Burck, Rector.
ST. STEPHEN'S - Corner of Twenty-sixth avenue and Williams street. Rev. PI. R. A. O'Malley, Rector.
EMMANUEL MEMORIAL - Corner .of West Twelfth avenue and Lipan street. Rev. H. H. Clement, M. D., Priest in charge.
ASCENSION MEMORIAL - Corner of Sixth avenue and Gilpin street. Rev. C. I. Mills, D. D., Priest in charge.
"CHAPEL OF OUR MERCIFUL SAVIOUR. "THE HOME" - Rev. Frederick W. Oakes, Chaplain.
ST. PAUL'S - Corner of West Twenty-third avenue and Boulevard F. Rev. John O. Ferris. Priest in charge.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER, MIS¬ SION OF THE CATHEDRAL - Corner of Twenty-second avenue and Humboldt street. Rev. Thomas G. Brown, Priest in charge.
EPIPHANY - Corner of Mexico avenue and Sherman street. Rev. Edgar Jones, Priest in charge.
ST. LUKE'S - Montclair (Aurora car). Rev. Paul T. Prentiss, Priest in charge.
ST. JAMES' - West Thirty-ninth avenue and Winona Ct. Rev. F. F. Kramer, Ph. D., Priest in charge.
ST. THOMAS' - Corner of Twenty-second* avenue and Dexter street. Rev. J. Wal¬ lace Ohl, Priest in charge.
CALVARY - 4680 Race street. William W. Camp, Lay Reader.
Evangelical Association.
SALEM'S CHURCH OF THE EVANGELI¬ CAL ASSOCIATION - Forty-fourth avenue, northeast corner Gaylord street.
Jewish.
BETH HA MEDROSH HAGODOL - Rev. C. H. Kauvar, Rabbi. Twenty-fourth corner Curtis street.
CONGREGATION AGUDAS ACHIM - Rev. Idel Idelson. Rabbi. West Thirteenth ave¬ nue, near Platte River.
CONGREGATION CHARIOT OF ISRAEL - D. Grinstein, President. Tenth, northeast corner Lawrence.
CONGREGATION KASHER AHAVO - Rev. A. I. Ovsovitz, Rabbi. 1508 Clay.
CONGREGATION MOGEN DAVID - Rev. Louis Klavans, Rabbi. West Fourteenth avenue, near Platte River.
CONGREGATION SHOMRO AMTJNOH - H. Hayutin, Rabbi. West side Tenth corner Lawrence streets.
CONGREGATION ZERA ABRAHAM - Rev. Haskil Ovsovitz, Rabbi. 2056 West Colfax avenue.
TEMPLE EMANUEL - Rev. W. S. Fried¬ man. Rabbi. Sixteenth avenue, corner Pearl.
TIPHERETH ISRAEL - Dale Court, north¬ west corner West Colfax avenue.
Lutheran.
BETHANY DANISH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH - Rev. A. C. Weis- man, Pastor. East side Inca street, be¬ tween West Sixth and West Seventh ave¬ nues.
EMMAUS EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CONGREGATION - Corner Irving street and West Thirty-first avenue.
NORWEGIAN DANISH EMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH - Rev. O. F. Rikans- rud, Pastor. 3350 Lafayette street.
SALEM'S GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH - Rev. G. A. Schmidt, Pastor. Lawrence, northwest corner Twenty-sixth street.
ST. JOHN'S GERMAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH - Rev. J. F. S. Her, Pastor. Cherokee, corner West Fifth ave¬ nue.
ST. PAUL'S ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH - Rev. R. B. Peery, Pastor. Cali¬ fornia, northeast corner Twenty-second street.
ST. PAUL'S GERMAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH - 4438 Sherman.
ST. PAUL'S GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH - Rev. C. J. Raase, Pastor. Zuni street, northwest corner West Twenty- eighth avenue.
SWEDISH EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH - Rev. John Udd, Pastor. 1076 Acoma street.
SWEDISH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN AUGUSTANA CHURCH - Rev. G. A. Bran- delle, Pastor. Court Place, southeast cor¬ ner Twenty-third street.
SWEDISH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN ZION CHURCH - 3707 Walnut street.
SWEDISH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN BETHANY MISSION - Rev. R. P. Acsell. Pastor. East side Quitman between West Forty-fourth and Forty-fifth avenues.
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH - Rev. C. N. Swihart, Pastor. South Logan street, corner Dakota avenue.
UNITED NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN TRINITY CHURCH - Rev. E. C. E'id, Pas¬ tor. West side Ogden, between Twenty- fifth and Twenty-sixth avenues.
UNION SWEDISH CHURCH - West Elk Place, southwest corner Inca.
Methodist.
ARGO METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Rev. T. C. Collister, Pastor. West Forty- fourth avenue, northwest corner Jason.
ASBURY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH - Rev. Nathan H. Lee, Pastor. West Thirtieth avenue, northwest corner Vallejo street.
BARNUM METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. West First avenue, corner King street.
BERKELEY HEIGHTS METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Rev. C. B. Larra- bee, Pastor. Meade, northeast corner West Fiftieth avenue.
BERKELEY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Rev. D. C. Winship, Pastor. Sheridan Boulevard, southwest corner West Forty-third avenue.
CAMERON MEMORIAL METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Rev. Charles F. Seitter, Pastor. Iowa avenue, southwest corner South Washington street.
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CAMPBELL A. M. E. CHURCH - Rev. W. C. Williams, Pastor. Lawrence, northwest corner Twenty-third street.
CAPITOL HILL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Rev. Frost Craft, Pastor. Gil¬ pin street, southwest corner Fourteenth avenue.
CHRIST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Rev. Arthur F. Ragatz, Pastor. Ogden street, northwest corner Twenty- second avenue.
EP WORTH METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Rev. A. N. Chapman, Pastor. Walnut. northeast corner Thirty-first streets.
FIFTH AVENUE METHODIST EPISCO¬ PAL CHURCH - Rev. W. T. Miller, Pastor. Galapago street, southwest corner West Fifth avenue.
FIRST FRE'E METHODIST CHURCH - Rev. Walter W. Bruce, Pastor. West First ave¬ nue corner Fox street.
FIRST . GERMAN METHODIST EPISCO¬ PAL CHURCH - Rev. W. R. Velte, Pastor. California, northwest corner Twenty-fifth street.
GARDEN PLACE METHODIST EPISCO¬ PAL CHURCH - Globeville.
GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH - Rev. Elmer E. Higley, Pastor. Bannock street, southwest corner West Thirteenth avenue.
GRANT AVENUE METHODIST EPISCO¬ PAL CHURCH - Rev. Orrin W. Auman, Pastor. Grant street, southeast corner Cedar avenue.
GREENWOOD METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Pearl street, corner Forty-sev¬ enth avenue.
HARKNESS HEIGHTS METHODIST EPIS¬ COPAL CHURCH - Rev. W. M. Dye, Pastor. Irving street, southwest corner West Forty-fourth avenue.
HESS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Rev. J'. W. Mahood, Pastor. Elizabeth street, corner Thirty-first avenue.
HIGHLANDS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Rev. C. E. Wakefield, Pastor. Osceola street, corner West Thirty-second avenue.
JOHN A. CLOUGH MEMORIAL METHO¬ DIST CHURCPI - Rev. Edwin Bolling, Pas¬ tor. Kalamath, between West Ellsworth avenue and West First avenue.
JOHN COLLINS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Rev. Samuel Knup, Pastor. West Iliff avenue, corner South Bannock street.
LAKE PARK METHODIST EPISCOPAL MISSION - Meade street, northwest corner West Twenty-third avenue.
MERRITT MEMORIAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Rev. M. A. Head, Pastor. West Twenty-third avenue, south¬ east corner Irving street.
MILLESON CHAPEL - Rev. H. J. Catterall, Pastor. West Eleventh avenue, corner Zuni street.
MORRISON MEMORIAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH (South) - Rev. Isaac M. Page, Pastor. Thirty-second avenue, southeast corner Lafayette street.
MYRTLE HILL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Rev. C. R. Garver, Pastor. Ten¬ nessee avenue, southwest corner South High street.
NORWEGIAN AND DANISH METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Iowa avenue, northeast corner South Pearl street.
OVERLAND METHODIST EPISCOPAL MISSION - Rev. Harry E. Jones, Pastor. 2230 South Kalamath street.
PEOPLE'S AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH - 2461 Larimer street.
PEOPLE'S CHAPEL - Rev. George L. Nuck¬ olls, Pastor. 918 Larimer street.
SCOTT'S METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Rev. J. N. Wallace, Pastor. Twenty-sixth avenue, north end Clarkson street.
SECOND GERMAN METHODIST CHURCH
. - Northwest corner Kalamath street and West Tenth avenue.
SHORTER CHAPEL - (A. M. E.) - Rev. A. M. Ward, Pastor. Twenty-third street, north¬ west corner Washington street.
SIMPSON METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Rev. Olin P. Lee, Pastor. High street, northwest corner Thirty-fourth ave¬ nue.
ST. JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Rev. T. W. Vaughn, Pastor. Ninth street, corner West Colfax avenue.
ST. PAUL'S METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH (South) - Rev. R. E. Dickenson, Pastor. Sixteenth avenue, corner Ogden.
SWEDISH METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Rev. Peter Munson, Pastor. Court Place, northeast corner Twenty- second street.
TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Rev. C B. Wilcox, Pastor. Broadway, corner Eighteenth avenue.
UNIVERSITY PARK METHODIST EPIS¬ COPAL CHURCH - Rev. Frost Craft, Pas¬ tor. South University street, northwest corner Warren avenue.
WARD'S AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCO¬ PAL CHURCH - 753 Inca street.
WARREN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Rev. O. P. Wright. Pastor. Ogden, southeast corner Eighth avenue.
WEST TWENTY-SEVENTH AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Rev. Conrad M. Steinel, Pastor. Umatilla, south¬ west corner West Twenty-seventh avenue.
WRIGHT MEMORIAL METHODIST EPIS¬ COPAL CHURCH - Rev. W. L. WYide, Pastor. Navajo, southwest corner West Alaska Place.
Presbyterian.
BERKELEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Rev. S. E. Taylor, Pastor. Utica, south¬ east corner West Forty-second avenue.
BOULEVARD UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Rev. E. G Forrester, Pastor. Boulevard F, southeast corner West Lake Place.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Rev. C. G. Williams, Pastor. Thirteenth avenue and York street.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN C H U R C H - Rev. Robt. F. Coyle, Pastor; Rev. Donald M. Ross, Assistant Pastor. Sherman street,
CORONA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Rev. corner Seventeenth avenue.
M. A. Stone, Pastor. Eighth avenue corner Downing street.
ENGLEWOOD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Englewood.
FIRST AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Rev. James F. Elder. Pastor. Acoma, southwest corner West First ave¬ nue.
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FIRST GERMAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Rev. Martin Rosenbohm, Pas¬ tor. 1017 Lawrence street.
FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Rev. J. C. French, Pastor. Virginia avenue, southwest corner South Pearl street.
FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Lincoln street, southeast corner Fourteenth avenue.
HIGHLAND PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Rev. O. S. Baum, Pastor. West Twenty-ninth avenue, northwest corner Julian.
HYDE PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Rev. Jesse P. Martin, Pastor. Humboldt,' southeast corner Thirty-second avenue.
MOUNT VIEW BOULEVARD PRESBY¬ TERIAN CHURCH - Rev. F. W. Evans, Pastor. Montview Boulevard, southeast corner Dahlia street.
NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Rev. R. C. Stone, Pastor. Vallejo street, north¬ west corner West Thirty-fourth avenue.
PEOPLE'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Rev. Thomas A. Hazell, Pastor. Wash¬ ington street, corner Twenty-third avenue.
SOUTH BROADWAY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Rev. F. W. Willman, Pastor. South Grant street, corner Mexico avenue.
TWENTY-THIRD AVENUE PRESBY¬ TERIAN CHURCH - Rev. Perry V. Jen- ness, Pastor. Twenty-third avenue, corner Ogden street.
UNION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Rev. W. S. Rudolph, Pastor. West Thirty-ninth avenue, between Julian and King streets.
VALVERDE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCPI - Rev. W. E. Fry, Pastor. South Navajo street, corner West Dakota avenue.
WELSH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Rev. D. K. Roberts, Pastor. 1241 Welton.
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Rev. H. E'. Purinton, Pastor. Kalamath street, corner West Tenth ave¬ nue.
Reformed.
FIRST CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH - Rev. I. Van Dellen, Pastor. South Emer¬ son street, southeast corner Colorado ave¬ nue.
FIRST REFORMED CHURCH - Rev. D. H. Fouse, Pastor. Seventeenth avenue, north¬ east corner Emerson.
MISSION OF THE REFORMED CHURCH - Rev. H. Van der Ploeg, Pastor. Colorado avenue, northwest corner South Broadway.
Unitarian.
BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH - Rev. H. W. Pinkham, Pastor. West Twenty-fifth avenue, southwest corner Clay.
UNITY CHURCH - Rev. David Utter, Pastor. Broadway, southwest corner Nineteenth avenue.
United Brethren.
SMITH CHAPEL MEMORIAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH - Rev. George W. Rose, Pastor. Galapago, northeast corner Ninth avenue.
Universalist.
FIRST UNIVERSALIST CHURCH - Rev. B. C. Ruggles, Pastor. Colfax avenue, north¬ east corner Lafayette street.
Miscellaneous.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH - West Thirtieth avenue, corner Hooker.
ARGYLE PARK MISSION - Raleigh, corner West Forty-third avenue.
CAPITOL HILL S. D. A. CHURCH - York, corner Thirteenth avenue.
CHAPEL OF THE NEW JERUSALEM - F. E. Gyllenhaal, Pastor, 543 Delaware.
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS (Mormon) - J. L. Herrick, Mission President, 622 West Sixth avenue.
FIRST DIVINE SCIENCE CHURCH OF DENVER - Miss Nona L. Brooks, Pastor. Clarkson street, southwest corner Seven¬ teenth avenue.
FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev. Pliram C. Baker, Pas¬ tor. 2001 Glenarm Place.
FIRST SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH - Rev. H. M. J. Richards, Pastor. Kalamath street, corner West Eleventh avenue.
FRIENDS' CHURCH - Rev. E. A. Wollam, Pastor. Shoshone, corner West Forty-first avenue.
INDEPENDENT CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rev. William Welke, Pastor. 3831 Jason.
MYSTIC CHURCH OF CHRIST - F. D. Hines, Rector. Upper Howe Hall, 1548 Cali¬ fornia.
NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH - (Swedenbor- gian) - Rev. H. C. Dunham, Pastor. Ogden street, between Twenty-fourth and Twenty- fifth avenues.
OLIVE BRANCH MISSION - 3544 Kalamath.
PENTECOSTAL UNION CHURCH - Rev. Isaiah P. Byler, Pastor. 1845 Champa street.
REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS - Speer Boulevard, northwest corner Logan.
RUSSIAN GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH - Rev. Dmitro Hotovitzky, Pastor. Forty- seventh avenue, northwest corner Logan street.
SALEM'S CHURCH OF THE' EVANGEL¬ ICAL ASSOCIATION - Rev. Max Mitzlaff, Pastor. Forty-fourth avenue, northeast corner Gaylord.
SALVATION ARMY (Provincial Head¬ quarters) - Col. Henry C. Lee, Provincial Officer, 713 Majestic Building; hall, 1756 Larimer street; social headquarters, 1356 Larimer; relief stores, 1235 and 2529 Lari¬ mer.
SECOND SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH - Rev. Roy E. Hay, Pastor. York, corner Thirteenth avenue.
SUNSHINE MISSION THE (Interdenomina¬ tional) - W. Moody Driver, Superintendent. 1822 Larimer.
SWEDISH CHRISTIAN MISSION - 1225 Bannock.
SWEDISH CHRISTIAN MISSION CHAPEL - Rev. Knute Carlson, Pastor. West Forty- fifth avenue and Perry street. .
CLUBS.
AERO CLUB OF COLORADO - W. W. Bar¬ nett, President; C. P. Allen, Treasurer; W. F. R. Mills, Secretary. Headquarters, 30 West Colfax avenue.
ARTISTS' CLUB - Edward C. Stfinson, Presi¬ dent; W. B. Hodges, Vice-President; Law¬ rence Lewis, Secretary; W. B. Berger, Treasurer.
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CALEDONIAN CLUB (a social organization composed of Scotchmen and the sons of Scotchmen) - Meets at McPhee Building first and third Friday evenings of each month. Alexander Duthie, Chief; David Addison, Treasurer; D. D. Kackson, Fi¬ nancial Secretary; Allen Barr, Correspond¬ ing Secretary.
CAMBRIAN CLUB (a social organization composed of Welshmen and the sons and daughters of Welshmen) - Meets at call. William H. Davis, President; Mrs. Herbert Davis, Secretary.
COLORADO GOLF' CLUB - Theodore G. Smith, President; L. C. Keller, Secretary. 814 Equitable Building.
COLORADO TRAFFIC CLUB - L. B. Brida- ham, President; T. E. Williams, First Vice-President; J. P. Hall, Second Vice- President; George Spalding, Secretary; W. D. Jacoway, Treasurer. Sixth floor Cham¬ ber of Commerce Building.
DEMOCRATIC CLUB - F. L. Bishop, Presi¬ dent; B. E'. Woodward, Vice-President; Lem J. Smith, Secretary; P. R. Riordan, Treasurer. Club House, 531 Fourteenth street.
DENVER COUNTRY CLUB - A. C. Foster, President; C. A. Brandenburg, Vice-Presi¬ dent; Theodore Holland, Treasurer; C. S. Haughwout, Secretary. First avenue cor¬ ner Franklin street.
DENVER ATHLETIC CLUB - Building 1325 to 1335 Glenarm Place. R. G. Parvin, Presi¬ dent; A. P. Gibson, Vice-President; D. R. Brister, Secretary; S. G. Pierson, Treas¬ urer; C. O. Anderson, Assistant Secretary and Manager.
DENVER CHESS, CHECKER AND WHIST CLUB - 3-4-5-6 Masonic Temple. H. H. Hindry, President; C. A. Rogers, Vice- President; Thomas C. Mills, Treasurer; J. H. Le Moyne, Secretary.
DENVER CLUB - J. C. Mitchell, President; Charles MacA. Willcox, Vice-President; F. G. Moffat, Treasurer; J. Foster Symes, Secretary. Seventeenth, northwest corner Glenarm Place.
DENVER MOTOR CLUB - William D. Nash, President; Dr. J. N. Vroom, Vice-Presi¬ dent; C. P. Allen, Treasurer; C. C. Howell, Secretary. 318 Majestic Building.
DENVER PRESS CLUB - J. R. Noland. President; W. R. Collier, Vice-President; John F. O'Brien, Secretary; Charles MacA. Willcox, Treasurer; D. F. Stackelbeck, Manager. 206 Kittredge Building.
GENTLEMEN'S DRIVING AND RIDING CLUB - E. A. Colburn, President; J. M. Herbert, Secretary and Treasurer. 1525 Curtis.
HATBORO CLUB - Dr. M. M. George, Presi¬ dent; W. C. O'Brian, Secretary. 21 Eighth avenue.
KANSAS CLUB OF COLORADO (Incorpo¬ rated) - John A. Rush, President; Tully Scott, Vice-President; James D. Husted, Vice-President; Mrs. Fannie R. Dove, Sec¬ retary; R. H. Perry, Treasurer; Dr. Net¬ tie H. Bolles, Historian.
MAPLE LEAF CLUB - Samuel Macdonald, President; Dr. John A. McCaw, W. H. Gra¬ ham, Vice-Presidents; Dr. W. C. Kent, Treasurer; P. J. Edwin Robinson, Secre¬ tary. 401 Continental Building.
OVERLAND PARK COUNTRY CLUB - W. W. Garwood, President; R. A. Kincaid, Secretary; Hiram E. Hilts, Treasurer; F. C. Skinner, House Manager.
PENNSYLVANIA CLUB - J. B. Lovell, Pres¬ ident; S. R. Crawford, Vice-President; E. C. Craft, Secretary and Treasurer.
PROGRESS CLUB - Adolph Mayer, Presi¬ dent; J. Levingston, .Vice-President; S. E. Kohn, Treasurer; Max Jarecki, Secretary. 2047 Glenarm Place.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN PRINCETON CLUB - * F. S. Titsworth, Secretary. 404 Equitable Building.
UNIVERSITY CLUB - W. L. Dayton, Presi¬ dent; Carlton M. Bliss, Vice-President; William E. Porter, Secretary; T. R. Field, Treasurer. Sherman, southwest corner Seventeenth avenue.
WOMAN'S CLUB OF DENVER - Mrs. Dewey C. Bailey, President; Mrs. Mabel C. Costigan, Vice-President; Mrs. Flora S. Wilson, Recording Secretary; Mrs. Nellie A. Rockwell, Corresponding Secretary. 1437 Glenarm Place.
SOCIETIES.
Masonic.
MASONIC TEMPLE - Located corner of Six¬ teenth and Welton.
GRAND LODGE OF COLORADO A. F. AND A. M. - Hold their annual session at Masonic Temple, Denver. A. B. McGaffey, Grand Master; C. H. Jacobson, G. S. Ma¬ sonic Temple.
DENVER LODGE NO. 5, A. F. AND A. M. - Hold their regular meetings at Masonic Temple on the first and third Saturdays of each month. Joseph A. Huntington, W. M. ; David Mitchell, S'. W. ; Allen J. Read, J. W. ; Frank L. Bishop, Treasurer; James C. Johnston, Secretary.
UNION LODGE NO. 7, A. F. AND A. M. - Hold their regular meetings at Masonic Temple on the second and fourth Saturdays in each month. W. H. Wolfersberger, W. M.; H. B. Teller, S. W.; H. F. Vaille, J. W. ; L. C. Greenlee, Treasurer; Henry W. Hannum, Secretary.
SCHILLER LODGE NO. 41, A. F. AND A. M. - Meet at Masonic Temple on the first and third Friday evenings of each month. John Hinrichs, W. M.; P. J. L. Paulus, S. W. ; C. J. Leimer, J. W. ; Emil Meininger, Treasurer; F. Rinne, Secretary.
HARMONY LODGE NO. 61, A. F. AND A. M. - Meet at 751 Jason street on the first and third Monday evenings in each month. Stephen Coffey, W. M. ; James H. Land. S. W. ; O. E. Garwood, J. W. ; E. J. Proc¬ tor, Treasurer; W. E'. Judge, Secretary
TEMPLE LODGE NO. 84, A. F. AND A. M. - Hold their regular meetings at Masonic Temple on the first and third Thursdays of each month. J. F. Rotruck, W. M. ; E. H. Binford, S. W. ; H. W. Danfortli, J. W. ; C. P. Pfeiffer, Treasurer; M. A. White, Secretary.
HIGHLANDS LODGE NO. 86, A. F. AND A. M. - Hold their regular meetings at Highlands Masonic Temple, Boulevard F and West Thirty-second avenue on ihe first and third Friday evenings of each month. B. F. Maul, W. M. ; O. E. Jack- son, S. W.; G. W. Olinger, J. W. ; .T. L. Stubbs, Treasurer; G. F. Lewis, Secretary.
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ORIENTAL LODGE NO. 87, A. F. AND A. M. - Hold regular meetings . at Masonic Temple on the first and third Wednesdays of each month. F. A. Pattison, W. M ;
R. H. Biegel, S. W.; G. P. Winters, J. W.;
D. A. Barton, Treasurer; C. P. Carrithers, Secretary.
ROB MORRIS LODGE NO. 92, A. F. AND A. M. - Meet at Masonic Temple on the first and third Tuesday evenings of each month. F. G. Hunt, W. M.; A. B. Mc- C'allum, S. W.; J. E. Murray, J. W.; C. F. Hartman, Treasurer; H. F. Evans, Secre¬ tary.
SOUTH DENVER LODGE' NO. 93, A. F. AND A. M. - Hold regular meetings at 350 South Broadway on the first and third Tuesday evenings of each month. H W. Austin, W. M. ; E. E. Stoetzel, S. W. ; A. P. Gumlick, J. W. ; David Cinnamond, Treasurer; E. S'. Davis, Secretary.
ALBERT PIKE LODGE NO. 117, A. F. AND A. M. - Hold their regular meetings at Masonic Temple on the first and third Friday evenings of each month. F. J. McDevitt, W. M. ; B. F. Stapleton, S. W.;
G. W. Hewitt, J. W.; T. E. Shears, Treas¬ urer; C. H. Jacobson, Secretary.
ARAPAHOE LODGE NO. 130, A. F. AND A. M. - Meet at Masonic Temple on the second and fourth Friday evenings of each month. A. E. Erickson, W. M. ; E. W. Williams, S. W.; S. R. Purdy, J. W.; M.
E. Warner, Treasurer; Edward C. Hanley, Secretary.
SOUTH GATE LODGE' NO. 138, A. F. AND A. M.-^First and third Thursday evenings, Woodman Hall. 1979 South Broadway. J.
R. Marine, W. M. ; B. A. Brevick, S. W. ; J. W. Underhill, J. W.
BERKELEY LODGE, U. D., A. F. AND A. M. - Meet second and fourth Tuesday ev.enings, Woodman Hall, West Thirty-first avenue and Clay. L. B. Schaefer, W. M. ;
H. P. Greedy, S. W.; Fred Wolf, J. W. ; Andrew J. Simpkins, Treasurer; C. M. Strawn, Secretary.
GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER OF COLORADO - Meet at Masonic Temple, Denver. C. H. Jacobson, .G. S.
DENVER CHAPTER NO. 2, R. A, M. - Hold their regular meetings at Masonic Temple on the second and fourth Thursdays in each month. John H. Gabriel, H. P. ; C. T. Henderson, King; J. A. Huntington, Scribe; D. A. Barton, Treasurer; J. C. Johnston, Secretary.
HIGHLANDS CHAPTER NO. 39, R. A. M. - Meet second and fourth Wednesdays at Highlands Masonic Temple, Boulevard F and West Thirty-second avenue. C. E. Sampson, H. P. ; J. E. Higson, King; R. W. Hershey, Scribe; C. F. Hartmann, Treas¬ urer; W. J. Maxon, Secretary.
COLORADO CHAPTER NO. 29, R. A. M. - Hold their regular meetings at Masonic Temple on the second and fourth Wednes¬ days of each month. H. W. Zirkle, H. P. ;
S. A. Knill, King; S. J. Sweet, Scribe; Frank L. Bishop, Treasurer; C. M. Kellogg, Secretary.
SOUTH DENVER CHAPTER U. D., R. A. M. - Meet at 350 South Broadway on the second and fourth Monday evenings of each month. G. H. Flieger, H. P. ; S. R. Zwetow, King; O. W. Brown, Scribe; Charles J. Nel¬ son, Treasurer; Marshall H. Dean, Secre¬ tary.
GRAND COMMANDERY, K. T. - G. W. Val- lery, G. C.; C. H. Jacobson, G. R.
COLORADO COMMANDERY NO. 1, K. T. - Hold their regular meetings at Masonic Temple on the first and third Tuesdays in each month. A. A. Zizka, E. C. ; H. V. Kepner, Gen.; E. W. Whitley, C. G.; E. G. Heckendorf, Treasurer; L. N. Greenleaf, Recorder.
DENVER COMMANDERY NO. 25 - Meet at Masonic Temple on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. R. H. Biegel, E. C.; H. W. Hannum, Gen.; S. A. Knill, C. G.; Ed. F. Highland, Treasurer; C. M. Kellogg, Recorder.
ASCALON COMMANDERY NO. 31 - Meet second and fourth Wednesday evenings at South Denver Masonic Temple. A. L. Wil¬ liams, E. C.; A. A. Cunningham, Gen.; O. W. Brown, C. G. ; E. C. Hensley, Treas¬ urer; M. H. Dean, Recorder.
HIGHLANDS COMMANDERY NO. 30 K.
T. - Meet at Highlands Masonic Temple on the first and third Mondays of each month. C. R. Williams, E. C.; C. E. Sampson, Gen.; S. S. Kindall. C. G. ; F. A. Greedy, Treasurer; R. L. Thorp, Recorder.
DENVER COUNCIL NO. 1, R. AND S. M. - Meet at Masonic Temple on the fourth Monday evening of each month. C. P. Pfeiffer, T. I. M.; E. G. Heckendorf, D. M. ; C. H. Jacobson, Recorder.
EL JEBEL TEMPLE A. A. O. N. M. S. - Hold their regular meetings in Temple, Sherman 'and Eighteenth avenue, on second Mondays of each month, except in June, July and August. Edward Whitley, Poten¬ tate; J. C. Burger, Chief Raban; S. C. Warner, Recorder.
ORDER EASTERN STAR.
RADIANT CHAPTER NO. 12 - Hold their
regular meetings at Masonic Temple on the second and fourth Fridays of each month.
ELECTA CHAPTER NO 60 - Hold their regu¬ lar meetings first and third Saturday even¬ ings in Masonic Temple.
DENVER CHAPTER NO. 59 - Hold their
regular meetings on the first and third Fri¬ days of each month at Masonic Temple, 350 South Broadway.
HIGHLANDS CHAPTER NO. 71 - Hold their regular meetings at Highlands Masonic
Temple, first and third -Tuesdays of each month.
S. O. O. B. - Uold their regular meetings at Masonic Temple on the first and third
Thursday afternoons of each month at 2 o'clock.
THE MASONIC BOARD OF RELIEF - M. H. Dean, Secretary.
SCOTTISH RITE.
DELTA LODGE OF PERFECTION (fourth to fourteenth degrees) - Meet on the third Monday of each month at Masonic Temple. A. B. McGaffey, V. M. ; C. H. Jacobson, Secretary.
MACKEY CHAPTER ROSE CROIX (fif¬ teenth to eighteenth degrees) - Meet on third Monday of each month, Masonic Temple. J. R. Killian, W. M. ; C. H. Jacob¬ son, Secretary.
DENVER COUNCIL OF KADOSH (nine¬ teenth to thirtieth degrees) - Meet on third Monday in February, April, June, August, October and December, Masonic Temple. W. H. Goetzman, Commander; C. H. Jacob¬ son, Secretary.
COLORADO CONSISTORY (thirty-first to thirty-second degrees) - J. R. Killian, M. of K. ; C. H. Jacobson, Registrar.
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GRAND COUNCIL OF R. AND S. MAS¬ TERS - W. D. Grisard, Pueblo, Grand Mas¬ ter; E. Le Neve Foster, Grand Recorder.
COLORED MASONIC LODGES.
GRAND LODGE STATE OF COLORADO - Meet in Denver, August, 1911. P. H. Gip¬ son, G. M. ; William Sprague, Grand Secre¬ tary: -
ROCKY MOUNTAIN LODGE NO. 1, A. F. AND A. M. - Meets at 1712 Curtis street, on first and third Monday evenings in each month. All Masons in good standing are invited to attend. C. A. Franklin, W. M.; William Sprague, Secretary.
HIRAM COMMANDERY NO. 20 - Meets second and fourth Tuesdays in each month.
F. T. Bruce, E. C. ; T. W. Richmond, Re¬ corder.
CENTENNIAL LODGE NO. 4, A. F. AND A. M. - Meets second and fourth Mondays of each month at 1832 Arapahoe street. Harry Jones, W. M.; Ernest Howard, Secretary.
Odd Fellows.
ODD FELLOWS' HALL - Located at 1543 Champa street.
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE - W. F. Lazell, Secretary. 1543 Champa street.
GRAND LODGE - G. D. Cummings, Flor¬ ence, Colo., G. M. ; O. E. Jackson, Denver, Grand Secretary.
GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF COLORADO - A. K. Jensen, Cripple Creek, G. P.; J. M. Norman, Grand Scribe.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT I. O. O. F. - Holds its sessions at call of Department Commander. J. J. Hallock, Commander, Denver; G. L. Atwood, Adjutant, Denver.
ARAPAHOE ENCAMPMENT NO. 2 - Meet at 1517 Lawrence street, on the first and third Friday evenings of each month. Wil¬ liam Foster, C. P. ; T. N. Haworth, Scribe.
SILVER STATE ENCAMPMENT NO. 34- Meet .at 1748 Welton street on first and third Monday evenings of each month. J. C. McGillivray, C. P. ; C. J. Nash, Scribe.
UNION LODGE NO. 1 - Meet at their hall Monday evening of each week at 1543 Champa street. F. O. Scoggins, N. G. ; W. L. Palm, R. S.
GERMANIA LODGE NO. 14 - Meet at Odd Fellows' Hall. 1543 Champa street, Thurs¬ day evening of each week. Joseph Otto, N.
G. ; Herman Domke, R. S.
UNITED LODGE NO. 4 - Meet every Wed¬ nesday night at 1748 Welton street. F. S. Wood, N. G.; J. T. Speer, Secretary.
ROWLAND LODGE NO. 31 - Meet at their hall, 3836 Walnut street, Wednesday even¬ ing of each week. Arthur Boettcher, N. G. ; John Upton, R. S.
QUEEN CITY LODGE NO. 56 - Meet jit 3098 Ross Court, North Denver, on Thursday evening of each week. William Krouse, N. G.; S. H. Willis, R. S.
BURNHAM LODGE NO. 57 - Meet at Goody Hall, Thursday evening of each week. G. F. Reed, N. G. ; George Sillers, R. S.
NORDEN LODGE NO. 61 - Meet at 1543 Champa street, Tuesday evening of each week. A. F. Anderson, N. G. ; H. P. Han¬ son, R. S.
ENTERPRISE LODGE NO. 85 - Meet every Friday night at 1543 Champa. C. D. Mitch¬ ell, N. G. ; H. J. Roman, Secretary.
BUCKINGHAM LODGE NO. 93 - Meet at I. O. O. F. Hall, 1543 Champa street, every Monday evening of each week. A. B. Os¬ good, N. G. ; A. W. Krossman, R. S.
DENVER LODGE NO. 120 - Meet every Thursday evening at 1543 Champa. C. E. Blanchard, N. G. ; F. A. Sargent, Secretary.
CAPITOL LODGE NO. 96 - Meet every Thursday evening of each week at 350 South Broadway. P. E. Buehler, N. G. ; R. D. Shattuck, R. S.
GRAND CANTON ARAPAHOE NO. 1 - Meet at 1517 Lawrence second and fourth Fri¬ days. C. B. Varnum Captain; G. L. At¬ wood, Clerk.
DEPARTMENT COUNCIL - J. J. Hallock, Commander; G. L. Atwood, Assistant Ad¬ jutant General. 2647 Welton.
CANTON ROGERS NO. 13 - Meet at Welton Hall, 1748 Welton street, on the second and fourth Monday evenings of each month. W. D. Bradley, Captain; W. S. Diddle, Clerk.
REBE'KAH ASSEMBLY OF COLORADO I. O. O. F. - Lydia Marble, Pueblo, Presi¬ dent; Mrs. Ernestine V. L. Beggs, Denver, Secretary.
DENVER REBEKAH LODGE NO. 66- Meets every first and third Wednesday evenings in each month, West Eighth ave¬ nue and Jason street. Mary Dashem, N. G. ; May Kirkpatrick, Secretary.
MAGNOLIA REBEKAH LODGE NO. 72- Meets first and third Saturdays at 1748 Welton street. Nellie E. Simmers, N. G. ; Clara E. Gray, Secretary.
PLEIADES REBEKAH LODGE NO. 67- Meets every first and third Saturdays, cor¬ ner Broadway and Bayaud avenue. Bertha Stead, N. G ; Maude Jaynes, Secretary.
COLFAX REBEKAH LODGE NO. 11- Meets second and fourth Saturday even¬ ings of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall, 1543 Champa street. Nellie Laws, N. G. ; Ida De Lange, R. S.
WAUNITA REBEKAH LODGE NO. 22- Meets at Odd Fellows' Hall on the first and third Saturdays of each month. Eliz¬ abeth Loper, N. G. ; Grace Pratt, R. S.
MARIA REBEKAH LODGE NO. 26, D. OF R. - Meets at 3836 Walnut street on the first and third Saturdays in each month. Amanda Mickley, N. G. ; Mary Guinther, R. S.
STAR OF THE EAST REBEKAH LODGE NO. 48, I. O. O. F. - Meets at Harman Town Hall the first and third Friday evenings of each month. Carrie B. Taylor, N. G. ; Helen Fullman, R. S.
HIGHLANDS REBEKAH LODGE NO. 124, I. O- O. F. - Meets at 3098 Ross Court the first and third Friday evenings of each month. Mary Leedham, N. G. ; Maud Pitts, R. S.
G. IT. 0. of 0. F. (Colored).
ODD FELLOWS' HALL - Located at 1832 Arapahoe street and 1712 Curtis street.
DISTRICT GRAND LODGE NO. 33 - G. S. Contee, District Grand Secretary.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN LODGE NO. 2320- Meets at Odd Fellows' Hall, 1712 Curtis street, on Thursday evening of each week. G. S. Contee, P. S.
ARAPAHOE LODGE NO. 2936 - Meets at Odd Fellows' Hall, 1832 Arapahoe street, first and third Monday evenings of each month. George D. Hall, P. S.
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HOUSEHOLD OF RUTH, NO. 367 - Meets at Odd Fellows' Hall, 1832 Arapahoe street, first and third Tuesday evenings of each month. Mrs. Clarence Holmes, W. R.
P. G. M. (COUNCIL NO. 118) - Meets at Odd Fellows' Hall, 1832 Arapahoe street, on the second Friday evening of each month. W. E. Scott, G. S.
DENVER PATRIARCHY NO. 67 - Meets at Odd Fellows' Hall, 1832 Arapahoe street, on the fourth Friday of each month. C. A. Burton, Recorder.
Knights of Pythias.
GRAND LODGE - Thirty-sixth annual con¬ vention will be held at Canon City, Colo., beginning Tuesday, August 29, 1911. H. H. Wolbert, G. C.; W. S. O'Brien, G. K. of R. and S. 409 Continental Building.
BUREAU OF RELIEF, K. OF P. - A. R. Hall, Secretary, 152Gy2 Champa street.
COLORADO LODGE NO. 1 - Meets at Ma¬ sonic Temple, Tuesday evening of each week. G. F. Inman, C. C. ; C. J. Hender- shott, K. of R. and S.
DAMON LODGE NO. 2 - Meets at 1539 Platte street, Monday evening of each week. O. O. Offield, C. C.; A. B. Ullery, K. of R. and S.
CENTENNIAL LODGE NO. 8 - Meets at 1748 Welton street Tuesday evening of each week. H. R. Barnett, C. C. ; Geo. N. Stein, K. of R. and S.
WASHINGTON LODGE NO. 32 - Meets at Masonic Temple, Monday evening of each week. J. A. McGraw, C. C. ; F. L. San¬ ford, K. of R. and S.
DENVER LODGE NO. 41 - Meets at Ma¬ sonic Temple, Thursday evening of each week. H. F. Bostwick, C. C. ; Horace W. Havens, K. of R. and S.
CAPITOL LODGE NO. 44 - Meets at 238 Broadway Monday evening of each week. W. L. Dake, C. C. ; A. R. Hall, K. of R. and S.
RATHBONE LODGE NO. 59 - Meets at Ma¬ sonic Temple, Wednesday evening of each week. J. W. Foster, C. C. ; Geo. B. Camp¬ bell, K. of R. and S.
SILVER STATE LODGE NO. 65 - Meets at 1405 Glenarm Place, Friday evening of each week. J. R. Cline, C. C. ; E. L. How¬ ard, K. of R. and S.
ENTERPRISE LODGE NO. 81 - Meets at Masonic Temple, Wednesday evening of each week. Charles Watts, C. C. ; D. E. Trogler, K. of R. and S.
SOUTH SIDE LODGE NO. 127 - Meets at 1596 South Pearl street, Tuesday evening of each week. Fred Lawson, C. C.; A. W. Otterstein K. of R. and S.
COLORADO BRIGADE, U. R., K. OF P. - Headquarters, 423 Charles Building. Ed¬ win N. Burdick, Brigade Commander; C. J. Hendershott, Adjutant.
QUEEN CITY COMPANY NO. 5, U. R., K. OF P. - Meets at Normal Hall, 1545 Glen¬ arm Place, Wednesday evening of each week. John Reid, Captain; C. W. Bunch, Recorder.
RALPH TALBOT COMPANY NO. 17, U. R.. K. OF P. - Meets at Masonic Temple, first and third Monday evenings of each month. Edward Verdeckberg, Captain; George W. Fraser, Recorder.
RATHBONE COMPANY NO. 25, U. R., K. OF P. - Meets at Normal Hall, 1545 Glen¬ arm Place, second and fourth Monday
evenings of each month. L. E. McPher¬ son, Captain; Geo. H. Mullett, Recorder.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, K. OF P.,
SECTION NO. 150 - Ferd. L. Rinne, Sec¬ retary. 2221 Arapahoe street.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, K. OF P.,
SECTION NO. 1678 - Adam Kohankie, Sec¬ retary. 820 South Humboldt street.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, K. OF P.,
SECTION 3153 - A. J. Kibby, Secretary. 1700 California street.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, K. OF P.,
SECTION 3503 - S. F. Blaine, Secretary. 3326 Shoshone street.
FERN TEMPLE NO. 14, PYTHIAN SIS¬ TERS - Meets in Charles Building, Fif¬ teenth and Curtis streets, Monday evenings of each week. Lillian Brown, M. E. C.; Mrs. Jennie Warner, M. of R. and C.
CAPITOL TEMPLE NO. 51, PYTHIAN SIS¬ TERS - Meets at Da Pron's Hall, 220 Broad¬ way, Monday evening of each week. Mrs. M. B. Fishback, M. E'. C.; Mrs. Gwendolin Lockhead, M. of R. and C.
Grand Army of the Republic.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC - Headquarters Department of Colorado and Wyoming, .30 State Capitol Building. W. H. McDonald, Department Commander.
G. A. R. MEMORIAL AND BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF DENVER - Room 30, State Capitol Building. Meets second Thursday of each month. G. W. Curfman, President; T. J. Foote, Secretary; W. H. Conley, Almoner.
A. LINCOLN POST NO. 4 - Meets 223 Charles Building on Friday evening of each week. S. B. Dorsey, Commander; T. J. Foote, Adjutant.
BYRON L. CARR POST NO. 14 - Meet at Woodmen's Hall, 1715 California street, every Monday night. E. L. Ames, Com¬ mander; J. S. Paradis, Adjutant.
FARRAGUT POST NO. 46 - Meet at Goody Hall, West Eleventh avenue, corner Jason, Saturday evening of each week. Jesse Mc¬ Kenzie, Commander; J. C. Kennedy, Adju¬ tant.
GEORGE WASHINGTON POST NO. 85- Meet at 220 Broadway on Saturday evening of each week. G. B. Oaks, Commander; Rankin Smith, Adjutant.
M. M. CROCKER POST NO. 81-Meet at Liberty Hall, 1539 Platte street, on Satur¬ day evening of each week. B. F. Noll, Commander; M. N. Campbell, Adjutant.
WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS.
Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Re¬ public.
FARRAGUT RELIEF CORPS NO. 1 - Meets on Thursdays, 2:30 p. m., at Barnard Hall, West Eighth avenue and Inca street. Olive McIntosh, President.
BYRON L. CARR RELIEF CORPS NO. 6- Meets on Mondays, 2:30 p. m., at Woodman Hall, 1715 California street. Susie I. Fair, President. *r
M. M. CROCKER RELIEF CORPS NO. 40 - Meets on Wednesdays, 2:30 p. m., at Lib¬ erty Hall, 1539 Platte street. Ida Critchell, President.
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GEORGE' WASHINGTON RELIEF CORPS NO. 42 - Meets on Tuesdays, 2:30 p. m., at Da Pron's Hall, 220 Broadway. Clara W. Gibbs, President.
LLEWELLYN BACON RELIEF CORPS NO. 46 (Colored) - Meets second and fourth Tuesday nights of each month at 2425 Hum¬ boldt street. Mary Wade, President.
LADIES OF THE' G. A. R.
KENSINGTON CIRCLE NO. 26 - Meet at Howe Hall, 1548 California street. Mrs. Alta Cort, President.
Army of the Philippines.
CAMP JOHN STEWART NO. 1 - Meet fourth Thursday of each month at lower Howe Hall. Charles B. Lewis, Commander; Dr. W. E. Stemen, Senior Vice-Commander; C. .B. Hardin, Junior Vice-Commander; A. V. Davidson, Adjutant; H. M. Osborne, Paymaster.
Sons of Veterans, IT. S. A.
COLORADO DIVISION - George Hooker, Denver, Division Commander; J. H. Cheney, Canon City, Senior Vice Division Com¬ mander; M. M. St. Clair, Fort Collins, Junior Vice Division Commander; Kenneth
A. Coon, Denver, Secretary-Treasurer.
FARRAGUT CAMP NO. 1-Meets first and third Tuesday evenings at 322 Charles Building. Robert D. Clark, Captain.
United Spanish War Vetejans.
GENERAL HENRY W. LAWTON CAMP NO. 1 - Meet second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each month at 1517 Lawrence street. William Hamilton Commander; Charles G. Scranton, Adjutant; Timothy
B. Callahan, Quartermaster.
GENERAL JOE WHEELER CAMP NO. 9 - Meets first and third Mondays of each month at 301 McPhee Bldg. George O. Henning, Adjutant; Quince Record, Com¬ mander; W. C. Danks, Quartermaster.
MAJOR CLAYTON PARKHILL AUXIL¬ IARY NO. 1 - Meet first and third Thurs¬ days, 2 o'clock p. m., at 1517 Lawrence street. Flora Jerue, President; Effie Record, Secretary; Anna McNamara, Treasurer.
HELEN GOULD AUXILIARY NO. 4 - Meet second and fourth Saturday afternoons of each month at Lower Howe Hall, 1548 Cali¬ fornia street. Mrs. Jessie Nelan, President; Mrs. Alvaretta Wallace, Secretary.
Patriotic Order Sons of America.
STATE CAjVIP OF COLORADO - E. L. Hop¬ kins, President; Arthur B. Thomason, Vice- President; E. Colver, Secretary; James Craven, Master of Forms; J. I. Graham, Treasurer. Headquarters, 202 Charles Building.
WASHINGTON CAMP NO. 15-Meet at 202 Charles Building, Friday evenings of each week. T. Ellis, President; E. W. Harding, Secretary.
Sons of the Revolution.
SOCIETY OF THE SONS OF THE REVO¬ LUTION IN THE STATE OF COLO¬ RADO - James C. Starkweather, President; H. L. Aldrich, Secretary. 50 West Colfax av.
COLORADO SOCIETY SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION - John Chase. President; W. W. Kirby, Secretary. 204 Colburn Building.
DENVER CHAPTER - Frank McLaughlin, President; J. F. Hadley, Secretary.
Daughters of Veterans.
IDA McKINLEY TENT - Meets second and fourth Thursday nights at 323 Charles Building. Mrs. Alice Ditson, President; Carrie Ellsworth, Secretary.
Veterans.
AMERICAN VETERANS OF FOREIGN SERVICE - Meet at 1241 Broadway every Tuesday evening. Holden Lee, Commander; O. C. Armstrong, Adjutant; C. T. Ray, Quartermaster.
Ancient Order of United Workmen.
GRAND LODGE OF COLORADO - M. F. Kelleher, G. M. W. ; C. N. Miller, Grand Recorder. Office, 424-426 Exchange Build¬ ing, Denver.
DENVER LODGE NO. 2 - Hold their meet¬ ings every Wednesday evening at Odd Fel¬ lows'. Hall, 1543 Champa street. A. L. Pea¬ cock, M. W. ; C. H. Bagley, Recorder.
PACIFIC LODGE NO. 18 - Hold their meet¬ ings first and fourth Wednesdays of each month at Masonic Temple. H. T. O'Reilly, Recorder.
CAPITOL LODGE NO. 19 - Meet Friday evenings of each week at 415 Club Building. G. J. Heath, M. W.; R. S. Barney, Re¬ corder.
UNIFORM LODGE NO. 54 - Meet at G. A. R. Hall, Fourteenth, corner Arapahoe streets, first and last Thursday evenings of each month. James Lindsay, M. W. ; John Raine, Recorder.
Knights and Ladies of Honor.
QUEEN CITY LODGE NO. 526 - Meet at 7 Barth Block, an the second and fourth Mondays of each month. Bruno Grosser, Protector; J. D. Mahoney, Secretary; G. J. Hartung, Treasurer.
Improved Order of Red Men.
GREAT COUNCIL OF COLORADO - Kindles her Great Sun Council Fire at Trinidad on the second Tuesday in August, Seventh Sun, Sturgeon Moon, at tenth run, G. S. D. 419. George F. Geiger, Colorado City, Great Sachem; J. A. Holmberg, G. C. of R.
OURAY TRIBE NO. 5 - Hold their Council Friday evening of each week at Electric Hall. D. C. Brokate, C. of R.
DELAWARE TRIBE NO. 8 - Hold their
Council on Tuesday evening of each week at Goody Hall. J. P. Brott, C. of R.
MANULITA TRIBE NO. 20 - Hold their
Council on first and third Tuesday even¬
ings of each month at 1548 California street. John A. Christman, C. of R.
PONTIAC TRIBE NO. , 22 - Hold their Coun¬ cil on Thursday evening of each week at 1731 Arapahoe street. F. J. Eccles, C. of R.
COMANCHE TRIBE NO. 23 - Hold their
Council Wednesday evening of each week at 1731 Arapahoe street. W. L. Shelton, C. of R.
WAHWEQUA TRIBE NO. 26 - Meet every Thursday evening at City Hall, Englewood. E. N. Sebern, C. of R.
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WAR EAGLE TRIBE NO. 56 - Hold their Council on Thursday evening of each week at 3804 Walnut street. E. M. Osborne, C. of
R.
CHOCTAW TRIBE NO. 68 - Hold their Coun¬ cil on Wednesday evenings of each week at Redmen's Hall, Knox Court, corner West Eighth avenue. R. W. Hardman, C. of R.
DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS MINNEHAHA COUNCIL NO. 1 - Meets every Friday even¬ ing at 1543-1545 Glenarm Place. Mrs. Cora Wetherell, K. of R.
ATOKA COUNCIL NO. 45 - Meets every Thursday evening at Redmen's Hall, Knox Court, corner West Eighth avenue. Minnie Schmelzle, K. of R.
WINONAH COUNCIL NO. 6 - Meets every Wednesday evening at 1715 California street. Mollie Kinnear, K. of R.
ARAPAHOE COUNCIL NO. 17 - Meets on Friday evening of each week at Goody Hall. Mrs. Josephine Kimball, K. of R.
Woodmen of the World.
(Pacific Jurisdiction.)
I. I. Boak, Head Consul; C. V. Benson, Head Clerk; F. P. Bertschy, Head Auditor; A. E. Sunderland, Head Banker; H. S. Hepner, Head Escort; A. McKellar, Jr., Head Watchman; G. B. Brown, Head Sentry; T.
A. Hughes, Head Physician; W. C. Haw¬ ley, Dr. James Stenhouse, T. M. Robinson, John Pattison, F. P. Hawke, Head Man¬ agers; B. M. Carr, General Attorney; M. T. Moses, editor Pacific Woodman, San Fran¬ cisco. Head Office, 1441 to 1447 Tremont Place.
AJAX CAMP NO. 647 - Meets at Fraternal Union Building, Thursday evening of each week. J. W. McHenry, Clerk.
COLORADO CAMP NO. 13 - Meets at Ma¬ sonic Temple every Monday evening. H. Lord, Clerk.
DENVER CAMP NO. 1 - Meets at 1531 Cleve¬ land Place on Tuesday evening of each week. A. Pollock, C. C.; J. H. Altom, Clerk.
HARMONY CAMP NO. 45 - Meets at 1739 Champa street on Thursday evening of each week. F. C. Erbshouser, C. C.; J. A. Pate, Clerk.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN CAMP NO. 7 - Meets at 1430 Champa street every Wednesday even¬ ing. W. J. Dickinson, Clerk.
SOUTH SIDE CAMP NO. 71 - Meets at Flem¬ ing's Hall, corner Broadway and First ave¬ nue, on Thursday evening of each week. Harry Raymond, Clerk.
SILVER STATE CAMP NO. 19 - Meets at West Side Woodman Hall, Kalamath street southeast corner West Sixth avenue, on Wednesday evening of each week. J. H. Bergen, Clerk.
BROADWAY CAMP NO. 158 - Meets Monday evening of each week at Woodman Hall, South Broadway, corner Iowa avenue. T.
B. Aldridge, Clerk.
HIGHLANDS CAMP NO. 4 - Meets Thursday evening of each week at Woodmen Hall, Rox Burgh Court,* corner West Dunkeld Place. A. L. Reed, C. C. ; A. L. Sawyer, Clerk.
UNITY CAMP NO. 25 - Meets at Odd Fel¬ lows' Hall, 1543 Champa street, Wednes¬ day evening. F. R. Kelsey, Clerk.
UTE CAMP NO. 9 - Meets at 1715 California street, Tuesday evening of each week. R. D. Lindsay, Clerk.
OCCIDENTAL CAMP NO. 3 - Meets at 1430 Champa street, second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. G. C. Gibson, Clerk.
WOW WOW CAMP NO. 366 - Meets at 1432 Arapahoe street Thursday evening of each week. M. C. Heiskell, Clerk.
VILLA PARK CAMP NO. 723 - Meets at Red¬ men's Hall, Knox Court, corner West Eighth avenue, Friday evening of each week. Henry Tuffield, Clerk.
FRANKLIN CAMP NO. 518 - Meets Thirty- eighth avenue and Franklin street, Tuesday evening. J. R. Dugard, Clerk.
HARMAN CAMP NO. 458 - Meets at Harman Town Hall, Wednesday evening of each week. G. H. Ingersoll, Clerk.
PLATTE CAMP NO. 596 - Meets at Liberty Hall Monday evening of each week. E. H. Snyder, Clerk.
DOWNING CAMP NO. 633 - Meets at Hynd- man Hall Tuesday evening of each week. W. T. Larkin, Clerk.
Modern Woodmen of America.
(F. B. Easterly, State Deputy Head Consul, second floor Commonwealth Building.)
PHOENIX CAMP NO. 7269 - Meets every Tuesday evening at 1739 Champa. Theo¬ dore Douglas, Consul; O. L. Stiles^ Clerk, 214 Commonwealth Building.
OAK CAMP NO. 8259 - Meets every Monday evening at Fleming Hall, 76 Broadway. J. W. Bivens, Consul; O. R. Kindig, Clerk.
DENVER CAMP NO. 9370 - Meets every Fri¬ day evening at West Twenty-fifth avenue, corner Eliot street. John Macker, Consul; A. Grant Rogers, Clerk.
CHERRY CAMP NO. 8563 - Meets every Tuesday evening at Goody Hall, West Eighth avenue, corner Jason street. N Wurosky, Consul; J. H. Schreiner, Clerk.
CENTENNIAL STATE CAMP NO. 9743- Meets every Wednesday evening at Horan's Hall, 1531 Cleveland Place. E. C. Carroll, Consul; Dr. D. L. Fitzgerald, Clerk.
ELYRIA CAMP NO. 8564 - Meets first and third Monday evenings at Gibson Hall, 3816 W'alnut. J. J. Bassett, Consul; E?. G. Heyer, Clerk.
PEARL CAMP NO. 10409 - Meets every Fri¬ day evening at Alkire's Hall. South Pearl, corner Iowa avenue. F. F. Millard, Consul ; A. L. Alkire, Clerk.
QUEEN CITY CAMP NO. 7793 - Meets every Wednesday night at Gyllensten Hall, 3804 Walnut street. E. O. Klevin, Consul; C. F. Smith, Clerk.
ENGLEWOOD CAMP NO. 10488 - Meets every Wednesday night in Town Hall, Englewood.
C. Ambrose, Consul; A. E. Raymond, Clerk.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA.
COLUMBINE CAMP NO. 2295 - Meets every Monday evening at 1748 Welton street. Mrs. J. H. Vaslie, Oracle; Mrs. Ella Harper, Recorder.
CHERRY BLOSSOM CAMP NO. 4138 - Meets every Tuesday evening at 220 Broadway. Mrs. Kittie Riley, Oracle; Mrs. Ella Hunter, Recorder.
FERN CAMP NO. 3024 - Meets Tuesday, 2711 Welton street. Mrs. Mary Johnson, Oracle; Mrs. Zetta Lichtenwalter, Recorder.
DENVER CAMP NO. 5293 - Meets first and third Saturdays of each month at West Dunkeld Place, corner Ross Court. Mrs. Lizzie Rice, Oracle; Mrs. Lydia K. Albers, Recorder.
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HOPE CAMP NO. 3491 - Meets first and third Tuesday evenings of each month in Gibson Hall, 3816 Walnut street. Mrs. C. Johnson, Oracle; Anna Mclntire, Recorder.
WOODBINE CAMP NO. 6075 - Meets every Wednesday evening, Jones Hall, Engle¬ wood. Alicia Ambrose, Oracle; Addie Free¬ man. Recorder.
Columbian Woodmen.
COLORADO HOUSEHOLD NO. 1 - Meets every Tuesday evening at 250 Coronado Building. E. F. Colzey, Consul General; V. C. Stoddard, W. C.
Knights of the Golden Eagle.
GRAND CASTLE OF COLORADO - J. B. Armstrong, Denver, Colo., G. C. ; F. A. Giggal, G. M. of R.
DENVER CASTLE NO. 7 - Meets at Masonic Temple on Thursday evening of each week.
E. Hanssen, N. C.; W. B. Olver, M. of R.
WHITE STAR TEMPLE NO. 4 - Meets at
Gibson Hall, Thirty-eighth and Walnut streets, every Saturday evening. Mrs. Rose Schick, G. of R.
SILVER STATE TEMPLE NO. 1 - Meets at 323 Charles Building every Wednesday evening. Mrs. N. E. Conard, G. of R.
Foresters of America.
v EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OF GRAND COURT OF COLORADO - A. G. E. Nord- lander, Boulder, Colo., G. C. R.; J. E. Mussared, G. S.
COURT PRIDE OF DENVER NO. 4 - Meet at Twenty-seventh and Arapahoe streets on the first and third Tuesday evenings of each month. B. E. Ireson, Secretary.
COURT ALLEMANIA NO. 13 - Meets at 1418 Larimer street on the first and third Thursdays of each month. J. Bangerd, Secretary.
COURT COLUMBIA NO. 14 - Meets at 1517 Lawrence street, second and fourth Wed¬ nesdays of each month. R. W. Knox,' Secretary.
'COURT ENTERPRISE NO. 25 - Meets on second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each month at Gibson's Hall, Thirty-eighth and Walnut streets. Carl Swanson, Secre¬ tary.
COURT GERMANIA NO. 15 - Meets at 1418 Larimer street on the first and third Wed¬ nesdays of each month. A. Stremple, secre¬ tary.
COURT NORTHERN STAR NO. 12 - Meets at 1548 California street on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Gus Erb, Secretary.
COURT CAPITOL NO. 39 - Meets every second and fourth Monday evening at T. M. A. Hall, 1731 Champa street. B. M. Wilson, Secretary.
COURT VALHALLA NO. 16 - Meets at 1517 Lawrence first and third Wednesday even¬ ings of each month. Perry Nelson, Secre¬ tary.
COURT ROYAL NO. 41 - Meets first and third Wednesday evenings at Myrtle Hall, Thirty-eighth avenue and Franklin street. J. P. Reeves, Secretary.
ALPHA CIRCLE NO. 176, C. OF F. - Meets on the first and third Thursday evenings of each month at 1418 Larimer street. Mrs. Nora Gormley, Secretary.
FOREST FRIEND CIRCLE NO. 231, C. OF
F. - Meets first and third Monday evenings of each month at 1418 Larimer street. Mrs. M. Morley, Secretary.
Independent Order of Foresters.
HIGH COURT OF COLORADO - Joseph Schiffgen, High Chief Ranger, Denver; G. C. Wells, High Secretary, Pueblo; Joseph Wilkinson, High Treasurer, Denver; Dr. W. C. Kent, High Physician.
COURT AURARIA NO. 1709 - Meets at Ma¬ sonic Temple, second and fourth Monday in each month. H. R. Spriggs, Chief Ranger; P. J. Edwin Robinson, Financial Secretary.
COMPANION COURT ROCKY MOUNTAIN NO. 469 - Meets 323 Charles Building, second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Mrs. Carrie Anderson, Chief Ranger. Mrs. Le- nora Lenardson, Recording Secretary, Mrs. M. M. Dahlberg, Financial Secretary.
Ancient Order of Foresters.
COURT ROBIN HOOD NO. 88-68 - Meets every Saturday. John Lashbrook, Secre¬ tary.
Sons of St. George.
COLORADO LODGE NO. 295 - Meet at Ma¬ sonic Temple second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each month. Ralph Hall, President; Harry J. Winsor, Treasurer; W. M. Nelson, Secretary.
Order of Scottish Clans.
CLAN GORDON NO. 160 - Meet second and fourth Tuesdays of each month, 325 Charles Building. Wm. C. Thompson, Chief; Robert Smith, Secretary.
Fraternal Union of America.
Headquarters Fraternal Union Building, No.
1430 Champa street.
F. F'. Roose, Supreme President, Denver; H. M. Waring, Supreme Vice-President, Den¬ ver; Samuel S. Baty, Supreme Secretary, Denver; Willis M. Marshall, Supreme Treasurer, Denver; S. T. McDermith, Su¬ preme Physician, Denver.
UNION LODGE NO. 1 - Meets every Monday evening in Fraternal Union Hall, No. 1430 Champa street. Margaret L. Bryden, Sec¬ retary; James E'. Smith, Fraternal Master.
COLUMBINE LODGE NO. 3 - Meets the first and third Friday evenings of each month in Fraternal Union Hall, No. 1430 Champa street. Neil A. McMillan, Secretary; Irwin W. Nelson, Fraternal Master.
COLORADO LODGE NO. 5 - Curtis Gil¬ breath, Secretary; R. H. Reeves, Fraternal Master.
BROADWAY CRESCENT LODGE NO. 302- Meets every Thursday evening, Duncan Hall. F. Heidbrak, Secretary; R. K. Mc¬ Gregor, Fraternal Master.
DENVER LODGE NO. 322 - Meets every Fri¬ day evening in Kilpatrick Hall, 751 Jason street. J. W. Fuller, Secretary; F. W. Mason, Fraternal Master.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN LODGE NO. 394- Meets second and fourth Wednesdays in Myrtle Hall. Emma L. Nelson, Fraternal Master; G. W. Steffen, Secretary.
ARCANA LODGE NO. 32 - Mrs. L. M. Roose, Secretary, 1107 Downing street. Meets once a month in F. U. of A. Building.
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Knights and Ladies of Security.
(William A. Biby, District Manager, 228 West Fourteenth Avenue.)
DENVER COUNCIL NO. 750 - Meets every Wednesday evening in Goss Hall, West Twenty-fifth avenue and Eliot street. Mrs. L. Weightman, President; Mrs. Anna Wil¬ liams, Secretary; F. M. Peery, Financier.
MISTLETOE' COUNCIL NO. 796 - Meets every Wednesday evening at 1737 Champa street. F. W. Judd, President; Mrs. The¬ resa M. Welch, Secretary; B. M. Cason, Financier.
HARMONY COUNCIL NO. 1064 - Meets sec¬ ond and fourth Fridays in Myrtle Hall, corner Thirty-eighth avenue and Franklin street. Mrs. M. Holm, President; Mrs. J. E. (Laura) Johndohl, Financier; Albert I. Quist, Secretary.
CENTENNIAL STATE COUNCIL NO. 1100 - Meets every Monday evening in K. of C. Building, 1405 Glenarm Place. Mrs. Flora B. Hercules, President; Mrs. C. B. Cam¬ eron, Secretary; J. M. Finley, Financier.
COLUMBINE COUNCIL NO. 1153 - Meets every Friday evening in Duncan Hall, 238 Broadway. Mrs. Mary V. Blakeley, Presi¬ dent; Agnes M. King, Secretary; Mrs. Mayme Blakeley, Financier.
ELYRIA COUNCIL NO. 1196 - Meets every Wednesday evening in Fuller Hall, 4701 Gilpin street. Albert Carter, President; Mrs. M. Law, Secretary; Arthur Richards, Financier.
VALVERDE COUNCIL NO. 1394-Meets sec¬ ond and fourth Saturday evening at 1379 West Alameda avenue. Percy Macdonald, President; Mrs. Mary S. McGowen, Secre¬ tary and Financier.
VILLA PARK COUNCIL NO. 1406 - Meets every Monday evening in Red Men Hall, on Knox Court near West Eighth avenue. Robert W. Hardman, President; Mrs. Rob¬ ert W. (Louisa) Hardman, Financier.
COLORADO COUNCIL NO. 1509 - Meets every Wednesday evening in Howe Hall, 1546 California street. Jason E. Coit, Presi¬ dent; Mary Holland, Secretary; Otto Kah- ler, Financier.
WOODBINE COUNCIL NO. 1625 - Meets every Friday evening in Alkire Hall, cor¬ ner Iowa and South Pearl streets. Mrs. John R. Hodges, President; Mrs. Amanda Roath, Secretary; Mrs. Henry T. (Lottie) Gobleman, Financier.
VALLAMONT COUNCIL NO. 1157 - Meets every Tuesday evening at K. of C. Build¬ ing, 1405 Glenarm Place. Dr. G. E. Ors- born, President; Mrs. M. P. Corey, Secre¬ tary; Mrs. Alice Cullen, Financier.
College Fraternities.
BETA THETA PI (Denver Alumni Chapter) - Greeley W. Whitford, President; L. Mc- Whinney, Secretary, 521 Equitable Build¬ ing.
DENVER ALUMNI ASSOCIATION, SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON FRATERNITY - Dr.
Wiley W. Jones, President, 624 Metropoli¬ tan Building; Pyke Johnson, Secretary.
PHI KAPPA PSI ALUMNI CHAPTER- Meets 12:30 at Chateau Lafayette. John A. Rush, President; Dean Swift, Secretary.
SIGMA CHI DENVER ALUMNI CHAPTER - Dr. J. F. Bowers, President; F. A. Petti- bone, Secretary. Meets every Saturday at 12:30 noon, at Hotel Savoy.
SIGMA PHI - F. W. Loveland, Secretary, 909 Equitable Building.
OMEGa UPSILON PHI FRATERNITY - W H. Peltier, President; R. L. Bosworth, Secretary; C. W. Davis' Treasurer, 218 Wyoming Building. Meets first and third Saturdays of each month.
Boyal Arcanum.
GRAND COUNCIL OF COLORADO - Fran¬ cis E. Bouck, Leadville, Grand Regent; J. F. Farrar, Fort Collins, Past Grand Re¬ gent; C. H. Peters, Grand Secretary, 310 Temple Court, Denver; S. C. Kelsey, D. S. R. for Colorado, 310 Temple Court, Denver.
DENVER COUNCIL NO. 593 - Meets on first and third Friday evenings of each month at Chapter Hall, Masonic Temple, Dr. J. W. Stewart, Regent; G. A. Streater, Sec¬ retary, 310 Temple Court; C. H. Peters, Collector, 310 Temple Court; J. H. King- will, Treasurer.
RAILROAD COUNCIL NO. 1956 - Meets on first and third Saturday evenings of each month at Fraternal Hall, 1430 Champa street. J. J. Fitzgerald, Regent; E. A. Barrett, Secretary, 329 Equitable Building; L. T. Frost, Collector, 1136 First National Bank Building; W. T. Shay, Treasurer.
VERDEN COUNCIL NO. 2053 - Meets on sec¬ ond and fourth Thursday evenings of each month at Alkire's Hall, corner South Pearl street and Iowa avenue. F. X. Baerresen, Regent; W. C. Drew, Secretary, 1640 South Clarkson; R. G. Warren, Collector, 1563 South Washington street; J. W. Under¬ hill, Treasurer.
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION OF ROYAL ARCANUM - J. E. Zahn, Presi¬ dent; C. H. Peters, Treasurer; H. C. Smi¬ ley, Secretary.
COLORADO ROYAL ARCANUM RELIEF ASSOCIATION - J. E. Zahn, President; C. H. Peters, Treasurer; H. C. Smiley, Secre¬ tary.
Bnai Brith.
DENVER LODGE NO. 171 (Jewish society) - Meets at 1543 Champa street on the sec¬ ond and fourth Sunday mornings of each month. Leon Grauman, President; Sig¬ mund Friedenthal, Secretary.
Knights of the Maccabees.
John A. Griffin, State Commander, 1517 Law¬ rence.
DENVER TENT NO. 1 - Meets at 1517 Law¬ rence street every Tuesday evening. A. D. Colwell. Commander; G. L. Moffett, Sir Kt. R. K.
FRIENDLY TENT NO. 12 - Meets at 1548 California street, second and fourth Mon¬ day evenings. W. S. Wilson, Commander; H. S. Peregrine, Sir Kt. R. K.
MONTEFIORE TENT NO. 20, K. O. T. M. - Meets second and fourth Wednesday evenings at 2779 West Colfax avenue. Abra¬ ham Miller, Commander; Bernard Griden- berg, R. K.
COLORADO TENT NO. 51 - Meets at Bri¬ tannia Hall, 1432 Arapahoe street, every Wednesday evening. A. Wandel, Comman¬ der; A. Schapiro, R. K.
BUSINESS MEN'S TENT NO. 48 - Meets at First avenue and Broadway every second and fourth Monday evenings. C. J. Slagle, Commander; A. W. Bowen, R. K.
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FRANKLIN TENT NO. 45 - Meets at Myrtle Hall, Thirty-eighth corner Franklin street, the second and fourth Monday evenings. John D. Oltman, Commander; G.
C. Copenhaver, R. K.
Deutscher Orden der Harugari.
GRAND LODGE OF COLORADO - Oswald Schellenberg, Grand Barde, Denver; Fred Speier, Grand Secretary, Denver.
BALDUR MAINE NO. 65 - Meets at 1320
Tweirui street, every second Sunday. A. Richter, Secretary.
DENVER LODGE' NO. 585 - Meets at 1320
Twelfth street on second and fourth Tues¬ day evenings of each month. B. Grant, Secretary.
COLORADO LODGE NO. 435 - Meets on the second and fourth Saturday evenings of each month at 1320 Twelfth street. Frank Hobler, Secretary.
EINIGKEIT LODGE NO. 654 - Meets at 1418 Larimer street, on the second and fourth Monday of each month. E. Kemmler, Sec¬ retary.
HOHE'NZOLLERN LODGE NO. 590 - Meets at 1320 Tenth street on the second and fourth Friday evenings of each month. Charles Pfafflin, Secretary.
BARBAROSSA LODGE NO. 597 - Meets at Liberty Hall the first and third Wednesday evenings of each month. Robert Kube, Secretary.
FREIHEIT LODGE NO. 609 - Meets at 1418 Larimer street on first and third Tuesday evenings of each month. J. Keifer, Secre¬ tary.
SILVER STATE LODGE NO. 88 - Meets 1320 Twelfth street first and third Friday even¬ ings of each month. Anna Hamilton, Secre¬ tary.
THUSNELDA LODGE NO. 121 - Meets the first and third Wednesday evenings of each month at 1320 Tenth street. Augusta Eich, Secretary.
Orden der Herrmann Soehne.
GRAND LODGE' STATE OF COLORADO - Fritz Kramer, Grand President, Denver, Colo.; John Bangerd, Grand Secretary, Denver, Colo.
MOZART LODGE NO. 1 - Meet at West Den¬ ver Turn Hall on the first and third Tues¬ day evenings of each month. Nicholas Tal¬ ley, President; J. Decker, Secretary.
SCHILLER LODGE NO. 3 - Meet at Social Turn Hall on the second and fourth Wed¬ nesday evenings of each month. W. Rau- denbach, President; H. Seller, Secretary.
DENVER LODGE NO. 8 - Meet at 1418 Lari¬ mer street on the second and fourth Mon¬ day evenings of each month. A. Justman, Secretary.
HERMANDA LODGE NO. 1 - Meet at 1418 Larimer street on the second and fourth Thursday evenings of each month. Mrs. Denzler, Secretary.
Ancient Order Hibernians.
COUNTY BOARD - W. F. Kelleher, Presi¬ dent; L. H. Balfe, Vice-President; J. F. Fortune, Treasurer; J. L. Dolan, Secretary.
DIVISION NO. 1 - Meet first and third Thurs¬ day of each month at Charles Building. J. J. Sullivan, President; Patrick Woods, Financial Secretary; D. J. Fitzgerald, Re¬ cording Financial Secretary.
DIVISION NO. 2 - Meet at Charles Building on the second and fourth Thursday even¬ ings of each month. Richard Morrissey, President; T. J. Lynch, Vice-President; P. W. Finnell, Secretary.
DIVISION NO. 5 - Meet first and third Wed¬ nesdays, Thirty-seventh and Humboldt streets. P. Cronin. President; J. L. Dolan, Financial Secretary; T. Soran, Treasurer.
DIVISION NO. 6 - Meet first and third Fri¬ day evenings at Charles Building. Daniel Clarke, President; T. McDonough, Secre¬ tary; J. F. Fortune, Treasurer.
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association.
Supreme State Deputy, T. J. Leavy; District Deputy, T. J. Quinlivan.
BRANCH NO. 1 - Sacred Heart Parish. Meets at 323 Charles Building on the first and third Wednesdays of each month. Roady Kenehan, President; William Spratt, Secre¬ tary.
BRANCH NO. 4 - St. Elizabeth's Parish. Meets at Eleventh street, corner Curtis street, on the first and third Tuesdays of each month. Charles Dunst, President; A. Herpner, Secretary.
BRANCH NO. 5 - St. Dominic's Parish. Meets West Twenty-fifth avenue, corner Grove street, on the second and fourth Wednesday evenings of each month. Wil¬ liam Brownyard, President; J. J. Ivers, Secretary.
BRANCH NO. 6 - Annunciation Parish. Meets on the first and fourth Tuesdays of each month at Thirty-seventh avenue and Hum¬ boldt street. T. Walker, President; W. S. Kessler, Secretary.
Knights of St. John - Homan Catholic Union.
FIRST DISTRICT COMMANDETtY OF COLORADO - Meet January, March, June and September. F. W. Paroth, Com¬ mander; H. Cordes, Adjutant.
ST. ELIZABETH'S COMMANDERY NO. 247, K. OF ST. J. - Meet at St. Elizabeth's School on the first and third Thursdays of each month. C. J. Knopke, President; A. J. Miller, Secretary; Joseph Smith, Cap¬ tain.
ST. JOSEPH'S COMMANDERY NO. 278- Meet second and fourth Mondays of each month at 300 McPhee Building. J. J. Fitz¬ gerald, Secretary; Harry Livingstone, Cap¬ tain.
SHERIDAN COMMANDERY NO. 33 - Meet second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at 1539 Platte street. D. J. McAskill, Presi¬ dent; J. C. Kavanagh, Recording Secretary ; D. J. McAskill, Captain.
SAN JAMES COMMANDERY NO. 35 - Meet second and fourth Saturday nights of each month. Charles Pagano, President; H. A. M. Palladino, Recording and Correspond¬ ing Secretary; L. C. Bianco, Captain.
Junior Order United American Me¬ chanics.
STATE COUNCIL OF COLORADO - C. W. Varnum, S. C., Denver; M. W. Mullen, S. V. C., Colorado Springs; T. A. Hulen, P. S. C., Denver; R. A. Crossman, Secretary, Pueblo; J. P. Madden, Treasurer, Colorado Springs;
PLYMOUTH COUNCIL NO. 4 - Meets second and fourth Wednesday evenings at 310 Temple Court. Charles H. Peters, R. S.
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BEN FRANKLIN COUNCIL NO. 10 - Meets every Tuesday evening, 202 Charles Build¬ ing. Robert Booth, R. S.
KENSINGTON COUNCIL NO. 16, DENVER - Meets every Saturday evening at Masonic Temple. W. T. Chamberlin, R. S.
Elks.
DENVER LODGE NO. 17, B. P. O. ELKS - Meets on Thursday evening of each week at their hall, Exchange Building. Thomas M. Hunter, E. R. ; W. H. Wheadon, Secre¬ tary; C. F. Hoeckel, Treasurer.
Moose.
DENVER LODGE NO. 21, L. O. O. M. - Meets every Friday night, Knights of Columbus Hall, Fourteenth and Glenarm street. S. D. C. Hays, Dictator; Robert L. Owens, Secretary; J. C. Bloom, Treasurer.
National Union.
DENVER COUNCIL NO. 506 - Meets second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each month at 300 McPhee Building. Mark Robertson, President; J. A. Porter, Secre¬ tary; F. C. Jones, Financial Secretary, 415 Temple Court.
ARAPAHOE COUNCIL NO. 1128 - Meets first and third Tuesdays at 300 McPhee Build¬ ing. G. M. Thorp, President; G. W. Mil¬ ler, Secretary; Alexander Kern, Financial Secretary.
Improved Order Heptasophs.
DENVER CONCLAVE NO. 320 - Meets first and third Monday evenings of each month at hall. No. 300 McPhee Building. Theo. Heinemann, Archon; George Varnum, Sec¬ retary.
Royal League.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN COUNCIL NO. 216- Meets at 1430 Champa street, on the second and fourth Wednesday evenings of each month. H. L. Senecal, Archon; H. W. Dan- forth, Scribe; H. H. Munn, Collector.
DENVER COUNCIL NO. 215 - Meets at 1430 Champa street, on the second and fourth Wednesday evenings of each month. John Olsen, Archon; George E. Clegg, Scribe; George L. Bradford, Collector.
Order Brith Abraham,
COLORADO LODGE NO. 140 - Meets every second and fourth Sunday evening of each month at Eagles' Hall. John Berkowitz, President; T. Katz, Vice-President; Charles Judelowitz, Secretary.
WESTERN LODGE NO. 301 - Meets every first and third Sunday evening of each month at Britannia Hall. M. Tannenbaum, President; B. Gridenberg, Secretary.
PRIDE OF DENVER LODGE - Meets every second and fourth Sunday evenings of each month at 1432 Arapahoe street. M. H. Eber, President; B. Zelnikoff, Secretary.
ADOLPH WEINER LODGE NO. 343 - Meets every first and third Sunday evenings of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall. Joseph Zigmond, President; A. Israelske, Vice- President; A. Klein, Secretary.
In dependent Order Brith Sholem.
HARMONY LODGE NO. 155 - Meets second and fourth Sundays of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall. Sol Segal, President; Louis Adelman, Vice-President; A. Israelske, Sec¬ retary.
Brotherhood of American Yeomen.
QUEEN CITY HOMESTEAD NO. 69 - Meets every Wednesday evening at 1543 Glenarm Place. W. L. Morton, Secretary.
CAPITOL HOMESTEAD NO. 1377 - Meet every Monday evening at 223 Charles Build¬ ing. W. A. Lowrey, Secretary.
SILVER STATE HOMESTEAD - Meet at 322 Seventeenth street. W. E. McParlin, Fore¬ man; J. Gibson Smith, Secretary.
Modern Brotherhood of America.
C. A. Robinson, State Manager, 15, 1132 Fif¬ teenth street.
DENVER LODGE NO. 998 - Meets every Thursday night at 1405 Glenarm Place. J. H. Eastman, President; A. H. Robinson, Secretary.
EDELWEIS LODGE NO. 1244 - Meets first and third Thursday at 223 Charles Build¬ ing. Lena Stoelzel, Secretary.
MAYBELL LODGE NO. 1639 - Meets first and third Thursdays at 1418 Larimer street. Mrs. Anna Hamilton, President; Minnie Martensen, Secretary.
GLOBE LODGE NO. 2036 - Meets second and fourth Wednesdays at 4843 Washington street. E. B. Gramcko, President; Carl Gerhardt, Secretary.
ECHO LODGE NO. 2079 - Meets second and fourth Tuesdays at 3804 Walnut street. T. J. Davis, Secretary.
CASCADE LODGE NO. 2173 - Meets every Thursday night at 1377 W. Alameda ave¬ nue. Jessie McDonald, Secretary.
HARMONY LODGE NO, 2258 - Meets every Monday evening at West Seventh avenue and Canosa Court. Lina L. Dula, Secre¬ tary.
BERKELEY LODGE NO. 812 - Meets last Wednesday evening each month, 4130 Wolff street. Clara Miller, Secretary.
GARDEN PLACE LODGE NO. 2457 - Meets second and fourth Thursday evenings each month, 4843 Washington street. Marion Nichols, Secretary.
ROME LODGE NO. 2638 - Meets second and fourth Monday evenings each month, Thir¬ ty-fourth avenue and Navajo street. Vin- cenco Sirago, Secretary.
COLORADO LODGE NO. 2571 - Meets second and fourth Monday evenings each month, 325 Charles Building. Charles Judelowitz, Secretary.
Colorado Mutual Benefit Association.
Headquarters, Empire Building, Sixteenth corner Glenarm Place. M. L. Jordan, Su¬ preme President, Denver; J. L. Reid, Su¬ preme Secretary, Denver; Dr. W. R. Bo¬ gart, Supreme Medical Examiner.
DENVER LODGE NO. 101 - Meets every fourth Thursday in each month at 1712 Cur¬ tis street. G. S. Contee, President.
DENVER LODGE NO. 102 - Meets every fourth Friday in each month at 335 Empire Building, Sixteenth and Glenarm Place.
A. Jordan, Secretary, Denver.
Royal Highlanders.
W. E'. Freeman, State Manager, 510 Quincy Building (P. O. Box 852).
ENTERPRISE CASTLE NO. 73 - Meets every Friday night at 1748 Welton street. A. W.
B. Lundquist, Secretary.
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DENVER CASTLE NO. 322 - Meets eyerv other Wednesday night at McPhee Build¬ ing. Mrs. Holmes, Secretary.
BROUGHTY CASTLE NO. 146 - Meets every Friday night at South Broadway, corner Iowa avenue. Mrs. Uhl Conover, Secre¬ tary.
COLUMBINE CASTLE NO. 374 - Meets every Friday night at Broadway, corner Second avenue. Stephen Coffey, Secretary.
COLORADO CASTLE NO. 494 - Meets every Monday evening at 2711 Welton street. W. E. Freeman, Secretary.
Grand Fraternity.
DENVER LODGE' NO. 1 - Meets every first and third Wednesday .evenings of each month at 1430 Champa street. David Reed, Commander; J. T. Christensen, Collector.
ORGANIZERS LODGE NO. 23 - Meets at 604 Exchange Building. E. W. Smith, Com¬ mander; J. T. Christensen, Collector.
The Fraternal Brotherhood.
Harry U. Boyer, State Manager. No. 36, Lincoln street. Phone South 38.
DENVER LODGE. NO. 72 - Meets every Tuesday evening at Normal Hall, 1545 Glenarm Place. L. E. Bergeron, President; Wm. L. Palm, Treasurer, No. 324 Kitt- redge Building.
SOUTH DENVER LODGE' NO. 216 - Meets every Tuesday evening at Duncan Hall, 238 Broadway. D. A. Maloney, President; Frances L. Houghton, Treasurer, 1451 Ban¬ nock street.
SILVER STATE LODGE NO. 417 - Meets every Wednesday evening at Thirty-first and Downing street. Elmer O. Bray, President; W. C. Young, Treasurer, 3018 Gilpin.
COLUMBINE LODGE NO. 435 - Meets every Thursday evening at Goss Hall, 2900 West Twenty-fifth avenue. Harry Nelson, Presi¬ dent; K. K. Cross, Treasurer, 509 Cali¬ fornia Building.
The Independent Order of Puritans.
SUPREME COUNCIL - Quince Record, State Deputy, 437 Empire Building.
DENVER COUNCIL NO. 120 - Meet fourth Thursday of every month at 432-433 Empire Building. R. A. LeDoux, President; Dr, R. G. Walker, Secretary.
Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
OFFICIAL ROSTER - President, Mrs. An¬ toinette A. Hawley, 1047 Nineteenth avenue; Vice-President, Mrs. Mellie I. Eames, 2135 Gilpin; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Cora L. White, 280 S. Washington; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Florence Wilmot. 4201 Uma¬ tilla; Treasurer, Mrs. Ella B. Butler, 3715 Meade; Secretary L. T. L., Mrs. S. S. Finch-Williams, 4360 Zenobia.
EIGHTH DISTRICT EXECUTIVE MEET¬ INGS - Eighth District W. C. T. U. Execu¬ tive meeting is held the third Thursday in each month at 2:30 p. m. in the committee room, Woman's Club Building, 1437 Glen¬ arm Place.
Benevolent and Social.
ALSAESO-LORRAINE SOCIETY - Meets every fourth Tuesday of each month, 1418 Larimer. George Dyon, Secretary.
AMERICAN RAILROAD EMPLOYES AND INVESTORS' ASSOCIATION, BRANCH NO. 87 - Meets on the second Tuesday of every month in room 57, Union Depot. President, W. W. Hall; Vice-President, Jas. Powers; Secretary-Treasurer, J. Q. Lalor, room 19, Union Depot. .
AMERICAN WOODMEN - C. M. White, Su¬ preme Commander; G. W. Norman, Su¬ preme Clerk; Dr. E. W. Dabner, Supreme Physician, 36-37, 1622 Arapahoe.
AMERICANS - Fred Dick, State Manager, 425 Exchange Building.
ANCIENT AND HONORABLE ORDER OF THE BLUE GOOSE, COLORADO POND - Meets on the fourth Saturday of every month at 1543 Champa street. C. D. Cobb, Most Loyal Gander; H. Harry Smith, Su¬ pervisor of the Flock; A. K. Driscol, Custo¬ dian of the Goslings; T. S. Heath, Guar¬ dian of the Pond; Cyrus K. Drew, Wielder of the Goose Quill; G. S. Whitford, Keeper of the Golden Goose Egg.
BADISHER UNTERSTUETZINGS VEREIN - Meets every third Saturday of each month at 1418 Larimer. E. Riede, Secre¬ tary.
BAVARIAN VEREIN - Meets at 2134 Arapa¬ hoe on first and udrd Tuesday evenings of each month. Anton Geeck, President; H. Auvera, Treasurer; George Borstner, Secretary.
BAVARIAN VEREIN (Ladies' Section)^ Meets at 2134 Arapahoe on first and third Tuesday evenings. Mrs. C. L. Friedl, Pres¬ ident; Mrs. R. Weber, Secretary; Mrs. Louisa Doehling, Treasurer.
BERSAGLIERI PRINCIPE DI NAPOLI SOCIETY - Meets on the second Sunday afternoons at West Thirty-fourth avenue and Navajo street. Louis Lottito, Presi¬ dent.
CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF AMERICA, ST. AUGUSTINE BRANCH NO. 366 - Meet at 1935 Stout street on the third Monday of each month. J. J. Hagus, President; John Griebling, Recording Secretary; A. H. Mantey, Financial Secretary,
CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY OF DENVER - 406, 1731 Arapahoe street. J. S. Temple, President; E. S. Irish, Treasurer; William E. Collett, Executive Secretary; Mrs. Anna G. Williams, Secretary.
COLORADO CHAPTER OF THE AMERI¬ CAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS - Meets on the first Monday of each month. R. S. Roeschlaub, President; F. E. Mount- joy, Secretary; F. L. Harnois, Treasurer.
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COLORADO LUTHERAN MEN'S LEAGUE - Carl Baack, Secretary, German American Trust Building-.
COLORADO PIONEERS - Meets at 309 Charles Building on the second Monday in January and second Monday in July. Geo. W. Lechner, President; H. R. Steele, Secre¬ tary. Office, Charles Building.
COLORADO PRISON ASSOCIATION - E. R. Harper, President; Rev. David Utter, Vice- President; Mrs. L. I. Harrington, Secretary; John H. Gabriel, Treasurer; Rev. W. E. Collett, General Secretary. General office, room 12, basement State Capitol.
COLORADO VETERAN ASSOCIATION - 319 Charles Building. Milo H. Slater, Presi¬ dent; Wm. R. Beatty, Secretary-Treasurer; Sam C. Dorsey, Librarian.
DENVER DUMB FRIENDS' LEAGUE - Mrs. Jean Gower, Secretary; Mrs. Bryant Turner, Treasurer; Mrs. Margaret A. Brady, Acting Manager. 1428 Court Place.
DENVER WAITERS' ASSOCIATION - Fred Holtz, President; Martin Walker, Vice- President; A. E. Wheeler, Secretary. Charles Washburn, Treasurer. 1645 Curtis.
DEUTSCH - AMERICANISCHER UNTETR- STUETZUNGS VEREIN - Meets every first and third Wednesday at East Denver Turner Hall. Carl Merz, President; Wil¬ liam Giese, Secretary.
EAST DENVER TURN VEREIN - Meets at 2134 Arapahoe street on second and fourth Wednesday evenings of each month. Dr. C'arl Grab, President; S. Moser, Vice-Presi¬ dent; William Giese, Corresponding Secre¬ tary; Emil Ockel, Treasurer; D. Ackerman, Financial Secretary.
FRATELLANZA CATOLICA DI SAN ROCCO - Thomas Canino, President. Meets second Saturday evening of each month at West Thirty-fourth avenue and Navajo street.
FRATERNAL ORDER EAGLES - DENVER AERIE NO. 30 - Joseph P. Walker, Worthy President; J. A. Francis, Financial Secre¬ tary. Meets every Tuesday evening, second floor. Club Building.
GERMAN KRIEGER VEREIN - Meets at East Denver Turner Hall on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. Gustav Imm, President; C. Passolt, Secretary; L. Dauth, Treasurer.
GRUETLI VEREIN (Swiss Society) - Meets 1418 Larimer street on the first Wednes¬ day of each month. J. J. Lyrenman, Secre¬ tary.
HELVETIA VEREIN (Swiss Society) - Meets every second Tuesday of each month at 1418 Larimer street. Albert Werner, Secre¬ tary.
JEWISH RELIEF SOCIETY - Mrs. M. Rosen, President; S. Strauss, Vice-President; Mrs. M. Schayer, Secretary. 18, 1206 Fifteenth.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS - DENVER COUNCIL NO. 539 - Meets at Knights of Columbus Building, Fourteenth, corner Glenarm Place, first, third and fifth Tues¬ days of each month, at 8 p. m. W. F. Allen, G. K. ; Thomas McGovern, Recorder; H. T. O'Reilly, Financial Secretary.
MILITARY ORDER OF THE LOYAL LEGION UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - COMMANDERY STATE OF COLORADO - Headquarters, 417 Kittredge Building. Meets first Tuesdays in October, December, April, May and February 12th of each year. Maj. A. V. Bohn, Commander; Lieut. A. W. Hogle, Recorder.
PRAETORIANS DENVER COUNCIL NO. 387 - Harry Ruffner, Recorder. 334 Empire Bldg.
SCHWEIZER MAENNERCHOR - Meets every second, third and fourth Wednesdays at 1418 Larimer street. George Schmidt, Secretary.
SOCIALER TURN VEREIN - Meets second and fourth Thursdays at 1320 Tenth street.
V. Neuhaus, President; A. Lange, Vice- President; Carl Moewes, Recording Secre¬ tary; H. Finbenger, Corresponding Secre¬ tary.
SOCIETA NATIVI DI POTENZA - Felix Po- bone', President; Rocco San Tangelo, Re¬ cording Secretary. Meet on every Sunday evening of each week at West Thirty- fourth avenue and Navajo street.
SOCIETY OF MAYFLOWER DESCEND¬ ANTS IN THE STATE OF COLORADO - Wm. K. McAllister, Governor; Victor C. Alderson, Deputy Governor; E. R. Steuart, Captain; Rev. Allen S. Bush, Elder; P. E. Thatcher, Secretary; Mrs. E. F. Richard¬ son, Assistant Secretary and Genealogist; Mrs, Chas. B. Kountze, Treasurer; Mrs. C. C. Welch, Historian; J. F. Grozier, Sur¬ geon.
SONS OF COLORADO - Henry P. Steele, President; James Light, Vice-President; Harry Ruffner, Secretary, 334 Empire Build¬ ing.
SOUTHERN SOCIETY OF COLORADO - J. J. Banks, President; Gaston O. Wilkins, Secretary, 76 Barth Block.
TRAMWAY MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION -
W. L. Reed, Chairman; F. G. Moffat, Treasurer; A. S. McCormack, Secretary, Tramway Building.
TRAVELERS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIA¬ TION OF AMERICA (Colorado Division) - Meet at call, C. W. Morris, President; R. W. Rhoades, Vice-President; Duncan A. Holaday, Secretary and Treasurer.
TRAYNOR LOYAL ORANGE LODGE NO. 266 - Meets at I. O. O. F. Upper Hall, 1543 Champa street, first and third Tuesday evenings of each month. Dr. M. M. George, Master; A. F. Steegman, Secretary, 1015 West Tenth avenue.
UNITED COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS' ASSOCIATION, PIKES PEAK COUNCIL NO. 15 - Meet second and fourth Saturday evenings of each month at Masonic Temple. Watt G. Shelden, Secretary, 714 Equitable Building.
VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION AND FLOWER MISSION OF DENVER - Miss Eleanor Lawney, President; Mrs. A. C. Foster, First Vice-President; Mrs. G. W. Gano, Second Vice-President; Mrs. W. V. Hodges, Secretary; Mrs. Thomas Keely, Treasurer, 1434 Glenarm Place.
WEST DENVER TURN VEREIN - Anton Geeck, President; August Krueger, Vice- President; William Frerker, Treasurer; Carl Fehse, Secretary, 1330 Twelfth street.
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YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA¬ TION - W. E. Sweet, President; J. S. Tem¬ ple, Vice-President; G. S. Bilheimer, Gen¬ eral Secretary, Sixteenth avenue, corner Lincoln street. D. & R. G. R. R. depart¬ ment, 1040 West Eighth avenue.
YOUNG WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA¬ TION - Mrs. Frank Jerome, President; Mrs. J. L. Jerome, Corresponding Secretary; Miss Jennie Hendrie, Treasurer; Mrs. E. J. Foote, Superintendent, 125 Eighteenth ave¬ nue. Rest and recreation rooms, 6th floor Wyoming Building, Fourteenth and Champa streets.
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA¬ TIONS - Of the United States of America for Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, Utah, Wyoming. Provisional West Central Ter¬ ritorial Committee of the National Board, 603-604 Wyoming Building, Denver, Colo¬ rado, Phone Main 4817.
TRADES AND LABOR ORGANIZA¬ TIONS.
International Headquarters.
A. F. OF L. - Appel Building, third floor, Six¬ teenth and Larimer streets.
HORSESHOERS' INTERNATIONAL UNION - Hubert S. Marshall, Secretary- Treasurer, 605 Second National Bank Build¬ ing, Cincinnati, Ohio.
RETAIL CLERKS' INTERNATIONAL PRO¬ TECTIVE ASSOCIATION - H. J. Conway, Secretary-Treasurer, third floor Appel Building, Sixteenth and Larimer streets.
Switchmen's Union of North America - S. E. Heberling, First Vice-President, 4606 York street, Denver.
WESTERN FEDERATION OF MINERS -
C. H. Moyer, President; Ernest Mills, Sec¬ retary-Treasurer, 604-607 Railroad Building.
STATE ORGANIZATIONS.
BLACKSMITHS' AND HELPERS' DIS¬ TRICT COUNCIL (DENVER & RIO GRANDE SYSTEM) - Geo. Kuykendal, President.
BRICKLAYERS' AND MASONS' INTER¬ NATIONAL UNION (STATE CONFER¬ ENCE' OF COLORADO) - Ben R. Miller, President, Colorado Springs; J. M. Gibson, Secretary-Treasurer, Denver.
COLORADO ANTI-INJUNCTION LEAGUE - Chas. Ahlstrom, Secretary. Meet first Sundays, 2 p. m., 300 Club Building.
COLORADO STATE FEDERATION OF LABOR - John McLennan, President; W. T. Hickey, Secretary-Treasurer, room 432 Charles Building.
COLORADO STATE PLUMBERS' ASSO¬ CIATION - J. E. Murrin, President; M. Writenour, Secretary-Treasurer, 1951 Wash¬ ington street.
FEDERATION OF RAILWAY EMPLOYES,
D. & R. SYSTEM - Jesse Vetter, Secretary, 650 Kalamath street.
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MA¬ CHINISTS, DISTRICT LODGE NO. 20 (DENVER & RIO GRANDE SYSTEM) - Jake Brown, Secretary, 503 Club Building.
INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS - Centennial Dis¬ trict Council of Third District. J. A. Pearce, President, Denver; A. A. Hammett, Secretary, Victor.
Local Central Bodies.
ALLIED PRINTING TRADE'S COUNCIL- A. G. Pilbrow, President; J. A. Conkle, Secretary. Meet third Wednesday, 7, Iron Building.
BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL - Richard Griffiths, President; A. H. Budd, Secretary. Meets Fridays, 428 Charles Building.
CARPENTERS' DISTRICT COUNCIL - T. A. Overman, Secretary, 4342 Gaylord street. Meets first and third Wednesday, Car¬ penters' Hall, 1947 Stout street.
DENVER TRADES AND LABOR ASSEM¬ BLY - 1 Thos. Dellitt, President; J. F. Bed¬ ford, Secretary. Meets second and fourth Sundays, Trades Assembly Hall, room 300, Club Building.
INTERNATIONAL STEAM ENGINEERS NOS. 1 AND 323 (JOINT EXECUTIVE BOARD) - R. G. Moser, Chairman; R. A. Thompson, Secretary.
LOCAL JOINT EXECUTIVE BOARD, BAR¬ TENDERS, COOKS AND WAITERS - Wm. Behrns, Secretary. Meets Wednesdays at; 3 p. m. at Waiters' Club, 1628 Stout street.
DENVER METAL TRADES COUNCID-E. Watson, President; B. B. Waltham, Sec¬ retary. Meets first and third Tuesday, 415 Club Building.
UNION LABEL LEAGUE NO. 1, OF DEN¬ VER - R. Y. Harrison, President; E'dw. J. Hines, Secretary-Treasurer. Meets first and third Fridays, 8 p. m., 318 Club Build¬ ing.
Locals.
AMALGAMATED SHEET METAL WORK¬ ERS' INTERNATIONAL ALLIANCE - E. O. Anderson, Secretary. Meets Mondays, 300 Club Building. *
ASBESTOS WORKERS - A. H. Budd, Secre¬ tary. Meets first and third Saturdays, 432 Charles Building.
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORK¬ ERS - Ray E. Louderback. Meets second and fourth Saturdays, 1416 Larimer.
BARBERS NO. 205 - John E. Connelly, Sec¬ retary, 503 Club Building. Meet last Tues¬ day in month, 503 Club Building.
BARTENDERS' UNION, LOCAL NO. 8 - Fred Wessel, Business Agent. Meets every Sunday 7 p. m. at 1031 Seventeenth street.
BEER BOTTLERS NO. 58 - Ernst Kemmler, Secretary. Meets second and fourth Tues¬ days, 1416 Larimer.
BEER DRIVERS, STABLEMEN AND FIREMEN NO. 56 - Ernst Kemmler, Secre¬ tary. Meets first and third Saturdays, Club Building.
BILL POSTERS AND BILLERS NO. 6 - C. G. Garnett, Secretary, 2541 S. Bannock.
BINDERY WOMEN NO. 58 - Mrs. T. M. Welch, Secretary. Meets third Tuesday, 1031 Seventeenth street.
BOILERMAKERS NO. 179 - H. S. Shafroth, Secretary; C. E. Hall, Business Agent. Meets second and fourth Fridays, 318 Club Building.
BOOKBINDERS - Chas. Crabb, Secretary. Meets second Tuesday, 1031 Seventeenth street.
BRICK, TILE AND TERRA COTTA WORKERS' LOCAL NO. 243 - R. S. Wal¬ lis, Secretary. Meets every Tuesday, 432 Charles Building.
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BREWERS, MALTSTERS AND COOPERS NO. 44 - Ernst Kemmler, Secretary. Meet second and fourth Saturdays, 300 Club Building.
BRICKLAYERS' NO. 1 - Geo. Roseboom, Secretary. Meet Mondays, 1625 Larimer street.
BROOMMAKERS - W. H. Seltzer, Secretary. Meet third Tuesday, 318 Club Building.
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGI¬ NEERS, DIVISIONS NOS. 186 - P. J. Mc¬ Gill, 1470 Fillmore street; 451, Wm. Jenness, 1057 Kalamath street; 734, Thos. Hinchcliff, 2253 West Thirty-fourth avenue.
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE FIRE¬ MEN AND ENGINEMEN, LODGES NOS. 77 - J. A. Rymer, 1500 East Thirty-seventh avenue; 273, John Toole, 1331 West Thir¬ teenth avenue; 540, C. B. Bartholomew, 208 Colorado Building.
BROTHERHOOD OF' RAILROAD TRAIN¬ MEN, LODGES NOS. 30 - W. L. Morrissey, 330 Nineteenth avenue; 446, C. S. McElher- ren, 2412 Lowell Boulevard; 680, J. C. Gstettenbauer, 1145 Eleventh street.
BROTHERHOOD RAILWAY CARMEN, MAIN LINE LODGE NO. 146 - T. A. Sloan, Recording Secretary. Meet every Satur¬ day, 8 p. m., 209 Charles Building.
BROTHERHOOD RAILWAY CLERKS NO. 112 - B. J. Salmon, Secretary. Meets second and fourth Thursuays, Carpenters' Hall, 1947 Stout street.
BROTHERHOOD RAILWAY FREIGHT HANDLERS - W. H. McKee, Secretary. Meet second and fourth Tuesday, 300 Club Building.
CARPENTERS NO. 55 - Wm. Stocker, Secre¬ tary. Meet Mondays, 1947 Stout street.
CARPENTERS NO. 778 (AMALGAMATED) - J. Skipp, Secretary. Meet every other Monday, 400 Club Building.
CARPENTERS U. B., NO. 1874 - J. T. Clapp, Secretary. Meets first and third Mondays, 1432 Arapahoe.
CARRIAGE AND WAGONMAKERS LOCAL NO. 122 - R. Haeglin, Secretary. Meets sec¬ ond Tuesdays, 323 Charles Building.
CEMENT FINISHERS AND HELPERS NO. 159 - Wm. Meisenbach, Secretary. Meets every Wednesday evening at 432 Charles Building.
CEMENT WORKERS NO. 54-C. W. Stein, Secretary. Meet Wednesdays, 1625 Larimer street.
CIGARMAKERS NO. 129 - J. W. Sanford, Secretary and Business Agent, room 201 Railroad Building. Meet first and third Tuesdays, 300 Club Building. *
COACH AND CAR BUILDERS NO. 1196 - E. C. Simmons, Secretary. Meet first and third Fridays, 401 Club Building.
COMPOSITION ROOFERS - John Harmon, Secretary. Meet first and third Fridays, 1424 Larimer.
COMMERCIAL TELEGRAPHERS' UNION OF AMERICA NO. 31 - C. M. Worth, M. D.. Secretary-Treasurer. Meet subject to call of President.
COOKS NO. 18 - Burt Young, Recording Sec¬ retary. Meet Mondays, 318 Club Building.
ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 68 (INSIDE MEN) - J. Fisher, Secretary. Meet every Monday, 40 King Block.
ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. Ill - Allen E. Wark, Financial Secretary and Business Agent. Meet every Tuesday evening at Musicians' Hall, 1432 Arapahoe.
ELEVATOR CONSTRUCTORS LOCAL NO. 25 - F. L. Wilson, Secretary. Meets second and fourth Tuesdays, 401 Club Building.
ENGINEERS NO. 1 (INTERNATIONAL STEAM) - H. S. Peregrine, Secretary. Meet Thursdays, 503 Club Building.
ENGINEERS (HOISTING AND PORTA¬ BLE) - James Dunhill, Secretary. Meet first and third Thursday, reception room, fourth floor, Masonic Temple, Sixteenth and Welton streets.
GARMENT WORKERS NO. 139 - Fanny Gotchy, Secretary. Meet second and fourth Fridays, 5:30 p. m., in ball room of Eagles' Hall, Club Building.
GENERAL TEAMSTERS' UNION, LOCAL NO. 108 - L. H. Griffith, Secretary-Treas¬ urer. Meets second and fourth Thursdays, 415 Club Building.
GLASS BOTTLE BLOWERS" ASSOCIA¬ TION - F. J. Bender, Secretary. Meet every other Saturday. 6:30 p. m., Eighth and Jason.
GLASS WORKERS NO. 53 - C. V. Atkinson, Secretary. Meet first and third Tuesday, room 401, Club Building.
GRANITE CUTTERS - Robert Brown, Sec¬ retary. Meets fourth Thursdays, 318 Club Building.
HOD CARRIERS AND BUILDING LA¬ BORERS' UNION, LOCAL NO. 189 - Chris¬ tian Olson, Secretary. Meet every Thurs¬ day evening at 1625 Larimer street.
HORSESHOE'RS NO. 29 - Ed. Kennedy, Jr., Secretary. Meet second and fourth Fri¬ days, 1625 Larimer street.
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION STEAM, HOT WATER AND POWER PIPE FIT¬ TERS NO. 73 - R. L. Burbank, Secretary. Meet first and third Thursdays, 323 Charles Block.
INTERNATIONAL BLACKSMITHS' AND HELPERS' NO. 457 - Wilson Rice, Secre¬ tary. Meet first and third Fridays, 503 Club Building.
IRON MOLDERS NO. 188 - L. D. Francis, Secretary. Meet first and third Mondays, Swiss Club Hall, 1418 Larimer street.
JUNIOR ORDER SHEET METAL WORK¬ ERS NO. 1 - A. G. Richey, Secretary. Meet second and fourth Tuesdays in each month, 401 dub Building.
LADIES' GARMENT WORKERS' UNION - Sam Sabut, Secretary. Meets second and fourth Saturdays, 401 Club Building.
LATHERS, WOOD, WIRE AND METAL, NO. 68 - J. H. Mitchell, Secretary. Meet Wednesday, 318 Club Building.
LAUNDRY WORKERS NO. 22 - Mabel Ran¬ kin, Secretary. Meet first and third Tues¬ days, 503 Club Building.
LETTER CARRIERS NO. 47 - F. W. Ander¬ son. Secretary. Meet first Saturday, 1548 California.
LITHOGRAPHERS NO. 15 - F. T. Smith, Secretary. Meet third Thursday, 1031 Sev¬ enteenth street.
MACHINIST NO. 47 - W. F. Evans, Busi¬ ness Agent. Meet Mondays, 503 Club Build¬ ing.
MACHINISTS' APPRENTICES - E. J. Milan, Secretary. Meet second and fourth Fri¬ days, 503 Club Building.
MACHINISTS' HELPERS - George James. Meet first and third Wednesdays. 503 Club Building.
MAILERS NO. 8 - J. W. Menard, Secretary. Meet first Tuesday in month, 318 Club Building.
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MARBLE WORKERS NO. 76 - H. A. Rohe, Secretary. Meets second and fourth Tues¬ days, 415 Club Building.
METAL POLISHERS, BRASS MOLDERS AND BRASS WORKERS NO. 254 - Ralph Harris, Secretary. Meet second and fourth Tuesdays, 318 Club Building.
MOVING PICTURE OPERATORS
(BRANCH NO. 7) - E. C. Satterfield, Secre¬ tary. Meets every other Tuesday, 221 Charles Building, 12 o'clock midnight.
MUSICIANS NO. 20 - F. J. Leibold, Secre¬ tary. Meet second Tuesday, 11 a. m., 1432 Arapahoe, third floor.
ORDER RAILROAD TELEGRAPHERS NO. 77 - C. L. Cheney, Secretary. Meet first Monday, 620 14th street.
ORDER OF RAILWAY CONDUCTORS, DIVISION NO. 44 - Meets Odd Fellows Hall, 1543 Champa, every Monday, 2 p. m. F. H. Cronkrite Chief Conductor; F. D. Elliott, Secretary,' 422 Exchange Building.
PAINTERS NO. 383 (HARDWOOD FINISH¬ ERS) - F S. Owens, Secretary. Meet second and fourth Fridays, 36 King Block
PAINTERS AND DECORATORS NO. 79 - G.
D. Bricker, Secretary. Meet Thursdays, 300 Club Building.
PAINTERS AND DECORATORS NO. 1045 (SIGN WRITERS) - W. Ragen. Meet first and third Thursdays, 401 Club Building.
PATTERN MAKERS' LEAGUE - Lee Bray- ton, Secretary. Meet first and third Mon¬ days, 323 Charles Building.
PHOTO-ENGRAVERS NO. 18 - Frank Stone, Secretary. Meet first Tuesday, 1031 Seven¬ teenth street.
PLASTERERS NO. 32 - Frank Frazier, Sec¬ retary. Meet Tuesdays, 1625 Larimer street.
PLUMBERS' LABORERS AND DRAIN LAYERS NO. 1 - C. H. Kummings, Secre¬ tary. Meet first and third Saturdays, 323 Charles Building.
PLUMBERS' APPRENTICES - Charles Lind¬ wall, Secretary. Meet second and fourth Fridays, 315 Club Building.
PLUMBERS AND GAS * FITTERS NO. 3 - Frank A. Bryan, Business Agent. Meet Wednesdays, 300 Club Building.
PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 1 (JOB) - E. O. Braithwaite, Secretary. Meet first Friday in month, 1031 Seventeenth street.
PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 22 (WEB) - Lee Snyder, Secretary. Meet second Thurs¬ day, 1031 Seventeenth street.
PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 40 - E. J. Gard¬ ner, Secretary. Meet first Thursday, 1031 Seventeenth street.
PRINTING PRESS ASSISTANTS NO. 14 -
E. R. Hoage, Secretary. Meet second Wed¬ nesday, 1031 Seventeenth street.
RETAIL CLERKS NO. 7 - Miss S. Walga- mott, Secretary. Meet second and fourth Mondays, 202 Charles Block.
STAGE EMPLOYES NO. 7 - C. V. Burgreen, Secretary. Meet second and fourth Wed¬ nesdays, T. M. ' A. Hall, 1739 Champa.
STEAM FITTERS NO. 208 - M. Finch, Secre¬ tary. Meet Tuesdays, 40 King Block.
STEAM FITTERS' HELPERS NO. 367 - H. Staltes, Secretary. Meet Fridays, 40 King Block.
STEREOTYPERS AND ELECTROTYPERS NO. 13 - Thos. A. Auter, Secretary. Meet first Wednesday, 1031 Seventeenth street.
STONECUTTERS - Al. Roy, Secretary. Meet every other Monday, 415 Club Building.
STONEMASONS NO. 12 - Alex Doull, Secre¬ tary. Meets second and fourth Thursdavs, 401 Club Building.
STRUCTURAL IRON WORKERS NO. 24 - Michael Ryan, Business Agent and Finan¬ cial Secretary. Meet Wednesdays, 40 King Block.
SWITCHMEN'S UNION OF NORTH AMER¬ ICA - J. D. Peery, Secretary. Meet second and fourth Wednesdays at 415 Club Build¬ ing.
TAILORS NO. 3 - M. Jarinkes, Secretary. Meet second and fourth Wednesdays, 209 Charles Building.
TEAM OWNERS NO. 1 - H. Z. Lard, Secre¬ tary. Meet Saturdays, 1432 Arapahoe street.
THEATRICAL MECHANICAL ASSOCIA¬ TION - F. G. Le Master, President; E. H. Shaffer, Secretary. Meets 10 a. m. first Tuesday in each month at 1739 Champa.
TILE LAYERS AND HELPERS - Guy Hal- leck, Secretary. Meet first and third Mon¬ days, 36 Club Building.
TOBACCO STRIPPERS NO. 1042 - Bessie Mil¬ ler, Secretary. Meet first and third Tues¬ day, 5:30 p. m., 318 Club Building.
TRAVELERS' GOODS AND LEATHER NOVELTY WORKERS NO. 22 - Wm. T. De- weese, Secretary. Meet first and third Thursdays, 318 Club Building.
TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 49 - F. C. Birdsall, Secretary. Meet first Sunday in month, 2 p. m., Horan's Hall, 1531 Cleveland Place.
UPHOLSTERERS' UNION NO. 22 - Wm. Eggs, Secretary. Meet first and third Wednesdays, 416 Club Building.
WAITERS NO. 14 - Clarence Cox, Secretary- Treasurer; Charles McKee, Business Agent. Meet Mondays, 8 p. m., 1628 Stout street.
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY NO. 54 TO TYPO¬ GRAPHICAL UNION NO. 49 - Mrs. Edna Koops, Secretary, 4 South Grant.
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY TO MACHINISTS - Mrs. F. A. Jones, Secretary. Meet second and fourth Wednesday afternoons, 503 Club Building.
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY NO. 6, I. P. P. & A. U. of N. A. - Mrs. WYn. Heinz. Meets first and third Thursday afternoons, 2:30 p. m., 36 King Blk.
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY TO THE B. OF R. T. NO. 43 - Miss Lizzie Strosser, Secretary. Meets second and fourth Wednesdays, Knights of Columbus Hall, 14th and Glen- arm Place.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS - John Dern, President; D. W. Brunton, Vice- President; J. F. Callbreath, Jr., Secretary. 1510 Court Place.
AMERICAN NATIONAL LIVE STOCK AS¬ SOCIATION - Murdo MacKenzie, Trinidad, Colo., President; D. B. Heard, Phoenix, Ariz., Vice-President; John W. Springer, Denver, Colo., Treasurer; T. W. Tomlin¬ son, Denver, Colo., Secretary, 909 Seven¬ teenth street.
COLORADO BAR ASSOCIATION - C. D. Hayt, Denver, President; W. H. Wadley, 413 Ernest & Cranmer Building, Secretary.
COLORADO CONGRESS OF MOTHERS - Mrs. T. F. Van Wagenen, President. 1221 Sherman; Mrs. Ida S. Blakemore, Secre¬ tary, 1723 Park avenue.-
COLORADO HOTEL CLERKS' ASSOCIA¬ TION - M. I. Madden, Pueblo, President; H. E. Lathrop and M. O. Jones, Vice- Presidents; V. S. Warriner, Secretary; F. J. Rowley, Treasurer.
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COLORADO SOCIETY OF CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANTS - J. H. Kingwill, Presi¬ dent; Page Lawrence, Secretary; J. A. Writer, Treasurer.
COLORADO HOMEOPATHIC SOCIETY - L. E. Bartz, Windsor, Colo., President; E. B. Swerdfeger, Denver, Vice-President; C. M. Worth, Denver, Secretary.
COLORADO MASTER PLUMBERS' ASSO¬ CIATION - Chris Irving, President; C. A. Dehn, Secretary, 413 Chamber of Commerce Building.
COLORADO MUSEUM OF NATURAL HIS¬ TORY, CITY PARK-John F. Campion, President; J. A. Thatcher, Treasurer; Persifor M. Cooke, Secretary.
COLORADO SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY - Meet at 1510 Court Place on the first Saturday of each month. C. W. Comstock, Presi¬ dent; W. A. Johnston, Secretary; J. W. Richards, Treasurer.
COLORADO STATE' ASSOCIATION OF MASTER HOUSE PAINTERS AND DEC¬ ORATORS - E. K. Fowler, President; Ar¬ thur P. O'Connor, Secretary-Treasurer, 412 Charles Building.
COLORADO STATE DENTAL ASSOCIA¬ TION - Meet at Boulder, June 29-30 and July 1, 1911. F. S. McKay, Colorado Springs, President; C. A. Monroe, Boulder, Secre¬ tary; W. Smedley, Treasurer.
COLORADO STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY - Dr. W H. Sevan. Colorado Springs, Presi¬ dent; Dr. 6. Melville Black, Denver Secre¬ tary. Meet in August 15, 16, 17, 1911, at Steamboat Springs.
Cm^RADO STATE POULTRY ASSOCIA- TIPN« Charles E. Smith, President, Colo¬ rado Springs; Frank E. Kimball, Secretary Denver.
COLORADO TRACT SOCIETY - Ralph Emery, Secretary, 1112 Kalamath.
COLORADO TRAVELING LIBRARY COM¬ MISSION - Mrs. Julia V. Welles, President room 10. Capitol Building; Mrs. L. J Mc¬ Hugh, Fort Collins, Vice-President; Mrs. James D. Whitmore, Secretary.
CO-OPERATIVE HEALTH ASSOCIATION - Robert F. Maul, Secretary, 414-415 Mercan¬ tile Building.
DENVER BAR ASSOCIATION - H. E. Kelly President; H. B. Tedrow, Secretary 834 Equitable Building.
DENVER BRICK CONTRACTORS' ASSO¬ CIATION - Meet every Thursday at 207 Nassau Building. Thomas Martin Presi¬ dent; J. T. Vincent, Vice-President; F H Cowell, Treasurer; P. Scouler, Secretary
DENVER BRICK MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION - Meet first Monday of eac] month, 8 p. m., at 421 Exchange Building A. J. Baker, President; W. B. Robinson Vice-President; J. A. Keefe, Manager; W E. Roark, Secretary.
DENVER BOARD OF U. S. EXAMINING SURGEONS FOR PENSIONS - Meets firs and third Wednesdays of each month at li to 12 o'clock a. m., 652 Metropolitan Build ing. W. M. Robertson, M. D., President G. C. Stemen, M. D., Secretary; C E Cooper, M. D., Treasurer; W. E. Stemen M. D., Clerk.
DENVER CLINICAL AND PATHOLOGI CAL SOCIETY - Dr. F. W. Kenney, Presi dent; Dr. A. S. Taussig, Treasurer; C. E Walbrach, Secretary.
DENVER CONVENTION LEAGUE - C. H. Reynolds, President; W. F. R. Mills, Secre¬ tary; 252 Coronado Building.
DENVER CREDIT MEN'S ASSOCIATION - H. A. C. Mathew, Assistant Secretary, Sugar Bldg, Sixteenth corner Wazee.
DENVER DENTAL ASSOCIATlION - Meet at Metropolitan Building second Thursday in each month. R. N. Pullen, President; R. C. Quick, Vice-President; F. R. Green, Treasurer; Mason P. Adams, Secretary.
DENVER LIVE STOCK EXCHANGE - J. B. Calkins, Secretary, Exchange Building, Union Stock Yards.
DENVER MASTER BUILDERS' ASSOCIA¬ TION - Z. E. Moncrieff, President; Allison Stocker, Vice-President; C. C. Schrepfer- man. Treasurer; J. B. Jackson, Secretary, 213-214 Continental Building.
DENVER MASTER PLUMBERS' ASSOCIA¬ TION - H. W. McGee, President; C. A. Dehn, Clerk, 413 Chamber of Commerce Building.
DENVER PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY - Meets at Brown Palace Hotel on the first and third Thursdays of each month. C. H. Kauvar, President; W. C. Heckendorf, Sec¬ retary.
DENVER REAL ESTATE EXCHAN GE - T. C. Hitchings, President; D. C. Burns, Vice-President; I. J. Keator, Secretary.
DENVER RETAIL GROCERS' ASSOCIA¬ TION - G. Reddish, Secretary, 202 Chamber of Commerce Building.
DENVER SALOON KEEPERS UNION NO. 1 - James H. Cater, Secretary, 605 Exchange Building. Meets every afternoon at 2:30 p. m., at Howe Hall, 1548 California.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION - M. J. Kenney, President; Z. E. Moncrieff, Vice-President; W. H. King, Treasurer; A. M. Stein, Secretary, 312-314 Continental Building.
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL SOCIETY - G. W. Palmer, M. D., President; H. T. Dodge, M. D., Secretary; A. C. Stewart, M. D., Treasurer. Meet monthly at The Shirley.
MANUFACTURER^' AND MERCHANTS' TRAFFIC BUREAU OF THE DENVER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE - T. E. Wil¬ liams, President; F. S. Brown, Vice-Presi¬ dent; A. S. Austin, Treasurer; F. M. Vaughn, Secretary; F. W. Maxwell, Com¬ missioner, Chamber of Commerce Building.
MASTER PAINTERS' ASSOCIATION - C. J. O'Donnell, President; A. P. O'Connor, Sec¬ retary, 412 Charles Building.
MU SIGMA SIGMA FRATERNITY - J. Watt Page, President; TIugh Olinger, Treasurer; Carl Y. Tengwald, Secretary. Meets every Friday. Headquarters, 410 Seventeenth street.
RETAIL CREDIT MEN'S ASSOCIATION - J. R. Cline, President; H. J. Thomas, Sec¬ retary; E. A. Howell, Assistant Secretary, 501-503 A. C. Foster Building.
SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS - J. W. Barrows, Secretary, 419 Ernest & Cranmer Building.'
STATE ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE - E. E. Mc¬ Laughlin, Superintendent. Y. M. C. A. Building, Denver, Colo.
THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY (Colorado Branch) - Meets every Wednesday, Thurs¬ day and Friday evenings at 336 Temple Court. Percy Austin, President; Mrs. Maude W. Miks, Secretary.
WESTERN STOCK SHOW (NATIONAL) - Denver Union Stock Yards. E. M. Am¬ mons, President, Littleton, Colo.; H. W. Moore, Vice-President, Brush. Colo.; J. B. Calkins, Treasurer, Denver; Fred P. John¬ son, Secretary, Denver.
Public Buildings, Blocks, Halls and Terraces
For Names of Blocks, Buildings and Terraces Not in This List, Look in the General Directory of Names in the Letter in Which the Name Would Appear
A. C. FOSTER BUILDING - Sixteenth, cor¬ ner Champa streets.
ACADEMY OF MEDICINE BUILDING- 1434 Glenarm Place.
ADDOMS BUILDING - 1641 to 1647 California street.
AGGERS BLOCK - West Thirtieth avenue, northeast corner Wyandot street.
ALKIRE BLOCK - Fifteenth, southwest cor¬ ner California street.
ANDERSON BLOCK - California, corner West Colfax avenue.
APPEL BUILDING - Sixteenth, southwest' corner Larimer street.
ARAPAHOE BUILDING - 1622 Arapahoe street.
ARMORY HALL - Curtis, corner Twenty- sixth street.
ARMOUR BUILDING - 1609 Welton street.
ARMSTRONG BUILDING - 1518 to 1522 Champa street.
ARTHUR BUILDING - 1611 Court Place.
ASHLAND BLOCK - 2546 Fifteenth, corner Umatilla street.
ASHLAND PLACE - West Douglass Place, northeast corner West Twenty-ninth ave¬ nue.
AUDITORIUM BUILDING - Fourteenth, be¬ tween Champa and Curtis.
BANK BLOCK - Seventeenth, southwest cor¬ ner Arapahoe street.
BARCLAY BLOCK - Larimer, northwest corner Eighteenth street.
BARNARD BLOCK - West Eighth avenue, northeast corner Kalamath street.
BARTH BLOCK - Sixteenth, northeast cor¬ ner Stout street.
BATIONE BLOCK - 1720 Larimer street.
BAYAUD HALL - 106 South Broadway.
BIJOU TERRACE - Welton, corner Twenty- second street.
BODY BLOCK - 2418-2420 Sixteenth street.
BOND BLOCK - Fourteenth, southwest cor¬ ner Larimer street.
BOSTON BUILDING - Seventeenth, south¬ west corner Champa street.
BRASIE BLOCK - 514 and 516 Sixteenth street.
BRINTON TERRACE - Eighteenth avenue, corner Lincoln street.
BRITANNIA BUILDING - 1430-1432 Arap¬ ahoe street.
BURKE BLOCK - 1517 to 1523 Curtis street.
BURLINGTON BLOCK - Larimer, southeast corner Seventeenth street.
BYERS BLOCK - 1514 Arapahoe street.
CAD WELL HALL - 1247 Broadway.
CALIFORNIA BUILDING - Seventeenth, northwest corner California street.
CAPITOL BUILDING - Colfax avenue, cor¬ ner Broadway.
CASS & GRAHAM BLOCK - Sixteenth, southeast corner Curtis street.
CENTURY BUILDING - Seventeenth, north¬ east corner Stout street.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING - Champa, between Seventeenth and Eight¬ eenth streets.
CHAPIN BLOCK - 1522 Court Place.
CHARLES BUILDING - Fifteenth, south¬
west corner Curtis street.
CHAMPA PLACE - Champa, northwest cor¬ ner Twenty-eighth street.
CHARLINE PLACE - 1429 to 1441 Pennsyl¬ vania street.
CHEYER BLOCK - Larimer, northeast cor¬ ner Seventeenth street.
CHICAGO BLOCK - 1742 Curtis street.
CITY HALL - Larimer, northwest corner Fourteenth street.
CLAYTON BLOCK - Lawrence, southeast corner Seventeenth street.
CLUB BUILDING - 1723 to 1729 Arapahoe street.
COLONIAL BUILDING - 1715 California street.
COLORADO BUILDING - California, north¬ east corner Sixteenth street.
COLORADO NATIONAL BANK BUILDING - Larimer, northwest corner Seventeenth street.
COMMERCIAL BUILDING - Fifteenth, southeast corner Larimer street.
COMMONWEALTH BUILDING - Fifteenth, street, southwest corner Stout.
CONTINENTAL BUILDING - Sixteenth, southwest corner Lawrence street.
COOPER BUILDING - Seventeenth, north¬ east corner Curtis street.
COORS HALL - 3406 Navajo street.
CORONADO BUILDING - Stout, southeast corner Fifteenth street.
COURT HOUSE - 1 Tremont Place between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets.
CRANDALL BLOCK - Sixteenth, northeast corner Welton street.
CURTIS BLOCK - 1517 Arapahoe street.
DENVER CLUB BUILDING - Seventeenth, northwest corner Glenarm Place.
De REMER BLOCK - Twenty-third, south- I west corner Welton street.
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DONALD BUILDING - Broadway, southwest corner West Fourteenth avenue.
DRYDEN BUILDING - Eighteenth, southeast corner Curtis street.
DUFF BLOCK - Larimer, southwest corner Eighteenth street.
ECKHART BLOCK - Fifteenth, northwest corner Stout street.
EIGHTH AVENUE BUILDING - West Eighth avenue, southwest corner Inca street.
ELDRIDGE BLOCK - 1427 Tremont Place.
ELECTRIC BUILDING - 1735 to 1739 Champa street.
EL REITO PLAZA - 2433 Fourteenth street.
EMPIRE BUILDING - Sixteenth, southwest corner Glenarm Place.
ENGELBACH BUILDING - 1451-1455 Califor¬ nia street.
ENTERPRISE BLOCK - Fifteenth, southeast corner Champa street.
EQUITABLE BUILDING - Seventeenth, southwest corner Stout street.
ERNEST & CRANMER BUILDING - Seven¬ teenth, southwest corner Curtis street.
EUCLID HALL - 3659 Navajo street.
EVANS BLOCK - Fifteenth, southwest corner Lawrence street.
EXCHANGE BUILDING - Fifteenth, south¬ west corner Arapahoe street.
FERGUSON BUILDING - Seventeenth, northeast corner California street.
FINK BLOCK - Fifteenth, southeast corner Market street.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING - Seventeenth, corner Stout streets.
FISK BLOCK - Broadway, corner Nineteenth avenue.
FLETCHER BLOCK - Sixteenth, southwest corner Glenarm Place.
FOSTER A. C. BUILDING - Sixteenth, cor¬ ner Champa street.
FREDERICK BLOCK - Welton, northwest corner Twenty-third street.
GERMAN AMERICAN TRUST CO. BUILD¬ ING - Seventeenth, corner Lawrence street.
GHOST BUILDING - Fifteenth, northwest corner Glenarm Place.
GLADSTONE BUILDING - 1645-1647 Califor¬ nia street.
GOOD BLOCK - Larimer, northwest corner Sixteenth street.
GOODY HALL - Jason street, northwest West Eighth avenue.
GOTHIC PLACE - Twenty-second, southwest corner California street.
GOULD BLOCK - Sixteenth, southeast corner Central street.
GRAHAM & CASS BUILDING - Broadway, northeast corner Sixteenth avenue.
GRANITE BUILDING - Fifteenth, southwest corner Larimer street.
H A R T W I G BLOCK - Welton, southeast corner Twenty-second street.
HAYES TERRACE - Thirteenth, northeast corner Curtis street.
HEISER BLOCK - 921 to 927 Thirteenth street.
HIGH SCHOOL BLOCK - Twentieth, south¬ east corner Stout street
HOMER HALL - Lowell Boulevard, south¬ east corner West Thirty-second avenue.
HORAN HALL - 1531 Cleveland Place.
HOWE BUILDING - 1540 to 1548 California street.
HUFFMAN BLOCK - Broadway, southeast corner Bayaud avenue.
HUGHES BLOCK - Sixteenth, southwest corner Stout street.
HUSTON HALL - 1080 Broadway.
IDEAL BUILDING - Seventeenth, corner Champa street.
IRON BUILDING - Seventeenth, southeast corner Arapahoe street.
JACKSON BUILDING - Seventeenth, north¬ west corner Tremont Place.
JACOBSON BUILDING - Sixteenth, south¬ east corner Arapahoe.
KEYSTONE BLOCK - Seventeenth, south¬ west corner Tremont Place.
KILLIE HALL - Broadway, between Second and Third avenues.
KING BLOCK - 1625 to 1645 Lawrence street.
KING & McDOWELL BLOCK - Fifteenth, northwest corner Central street.
KITTREDGE BUILDING - Sixteenth, north¬ east corner Glenarm Place.
LEWIS BLOCK - 1646 Arapahoe street.
LINCOLN PARK TERRACE - West Thir¬ teenth avenue, northwest corner Osage street.
LINCOLN TERRACE - West Thirteenth ave¬ nue, corner Mariposa street.
LINDEN PLACE - Twentieth, northwest corner Welton street.
LONDONER BLOCK - 1630 Arapahoe street.
LONG BLOCK - Welton, southwest corner Eighteenth street.
LONG HORN BLOCK - Larimer, northeast corner Twenty-third street.
LOTHROP BLOCK - Lawrence, northwest corner Eighteenth street.
MCCLELLAND BLOCK - Fifteenth, south¬ east corner Lawrence street.
McCLINTOCK BLOCK - California, corner Sixteenth street.
McEWEN BLOCK - 1754 Lawrence.
McPHEE BUILDING - Seventeenth, north¬ east corner Glenarm Place.
MACK BLOCK - Sixteenth, southeast corner California street.
MAJESTIC BUILDING - Sixteenth, north¬ west corner Broadway.
MARBLE HALL - 1514 Cleveland Place.
MARQUIS BLOCK - Fifteenth, northeast corner Central street.
MASONIC TEMPLE - Sixteenth, southeast corner Welton street.
MENDOTA BLOCK - Fifteenth, northwest corner Arapahoe street.
MERCANTILE BUILDING - Fifteenth street, southeast corner Arapahoe street
METROPOLITAN BUILDING - Sixteenth street, corner Court Place.
MINT BLOCK - Sixteenth, corner Market street.
MOFFAT & KASSLER BLOCK - 1529 Law¬ rence street.
MONTI BLOCK - 1713 to 1719 Larimer street.
MURRAY HILL PLACE - 1450 to 1462 Penn¬ sylvania street.
NASSAU BUILDING - Sixteenth, southeast corner Larimer street.
NATIONAL SAFETY VAULT BUILDING- 1536 Welton.
NEVADA BLOCK - 632 Seventeenth, corner California street.
NEW BARNARD BLOCK - West Eighth avenue, northeast corner Kalamath street.
City Record.
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NICHOLS BLOCK - Larimer, northeast cor¬ ner Twentieth street.
OCHILTREE BLOCK - Zuni street, north¬ west corner West Dunkeld Place.
ODD FELLOWS' HALL - 1543 Champa
street.
OHIO BLOCK - Sixteenth, northeast corner Court Place.
OPERA HOUSE BUILDING - Sixteenth,
northwest corner Curtis street.
OWENS TERRACE - Seventeenth, northeast corner Boulder street.
PARIS BUILDING - 1625 to 1639 California street.
PARK TERRACE - Seventeenth avenue, cor¬ ner Marion street.
PHYSICIANS' BUILDING - 809 Fourteenth street, northeast corner Stout street.
PIONEER BUILDING - Larimer, northeast corner Fifteenth street.
POST BUILDING - Broadway, northeast cor¬ ner Thirteenth avenue.
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF THE CITY OF DENVER - West Colfax avenue, between Acoma and Bannock streets.
PSYCHIC SCIENCE BUILDING - 1817-1819 California street.
QUEEN CITY PLACE - Twenty-ninth, southwest corner Glenarm Place.
QUINCY BUILDING - Seventeenth, north¬ west corner Curtis street.
RAILROAD BUILDING - 1511 to 1515 Larimer street.
RAILWAY EXCHANGE BUILDING - Sev¬ enteenth, northeast corner Champa street.
ROMEO BLOCK - Zuni street, southeast cor¬ ner West Thirtieth avenue.
RONTJEN BUILDING - 1441-1443 Glenarm Place.
ROOT BLOCK - 2411 Fifteenth street.
ROSALIA FLATS - Bannock and Delaware streets, corner West Sixth avenue.
SANTA FE PLACE - West Tenth avenue, between Jason and Inca streets.
SHELL BLOCK - Curtis, northeast corner Nineteenth street.
SHIRLEY ANNEX - 1654 Broadway.
SLOCKETT BLOCK-2543 Fifteenth street.
SMITH TERRACE - Curtis, southwest cor¬ ner Twenty-sixth street.
STEDMAN BUILDING - Fourteenth, south¬ west corner Stout street.
STEELE' BLOCK^-Sixteenth, southeast cor¬ ner Stout street. '
STOUT BLOCK - 1427 Stout.
SUGAR BUILDING - Sixteenth, southwest corner Wazee street.
SULLIVAN BUILDING - 1526%- Champa
street.
SUMNER TERRACE - 1221 Umatilla street.
SYMES BUILDING - Sixteenth, southwest corner Champa.
TALLMADGE & BOIER BLOCK - Wyan¬ dot, southwest corner West Thirtieth ave¬ nue.
TEMPLE COURT - Fifteenth, southwest corner California street.
THOMPSON BUILDING - Fifteenth, corner Boulder street.
TRAFALCA PLACE - East side Twenty- sixth, between Champa and Stout streets.
TRAMWAY BUILDING - Fourteenth, corner Arapahoe street.
TREMONT BUILDING - 1632-1634 Tremont Place.
TURNER HALL - Arapahoe, between Twen¬ ty-first and Twenty-second streets.
UNION BLOCK - Sixteenth, northwest cor¬ ner Arapahoe street.
UNION DEPOT - Wynkoop, between Six¬
teenth and Eighteenth streets.
UNION HALL - West Twenty-ninth avenue, corner Umatilla street.
UNION PLACE - Between West Eleventh and WTest Twelfth avenues, Galapago and Inca streets.
UNITED STATES COURT HOUSE aND POST OFFICE BUILDING - Sixteenth, southwest corner Arapahoe street.
VILLA GLENARM - Glenarm Place, corner Twenty-ninth street.
VINOT BLOCK - West Fourteenth avenue, northeast corner Lipan street.
WASHINGTON TERRACE - Fourteenth, northwest corner Stout street.
WAUGH BLOCK - Sixteenth, northwest cor¬ ner Tremont Place.
WELTON HALL - 1748 Welton street.
WHEELER BLOCK - West Twenty-ninth avenue, southeast corner Vallejo street.
WINDSOR BLOCK - Larimer, northeast cor¬ ner Eighteenth street.
WITTER BLOCK - Sixteenth, southeast cor¬ ner Blake street.
WOMAN'S CLUB BUILDING - 1437-1439 Glen¬ arm Place.
WORTHINGTON TERRACE - Jason street, between West Eleventh and West Twelfth avenues.
WYOMING BUILDING - Fourteenth, corner Champa street.
ZANG BLOCK - Sixteenth, northwest corner Platte street.
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TO THE
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Entered according to act of Congress in the year 1908 by BALLENGER & RICHARDS In the office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington
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Street and Avenue Guide.
EXPLANATION TO STREET GUIDE.
It will be noticed that in this Street Guide the names of the streets are mentioned in alphabetical order, giving the course in which they run, as near as possible, to all points of the com¬ pass, and enumerating all streets which cross the same in the order in which they occur, except on such streets as are crossed by numeral streets or avenues exclusively.
The decimal system of numbering being adopted, one hun¬ dred numbers are assigned to each square, giving one number to each twelve and one-half feet, or two numbers to each lot of twenty-five feet, beginning at the Platte River on the west at 0, and 100 at First street, increasing northeasterly on Larimer and all streets running parallel.
Streets crossing Larimer are numbered from Broadway in¬ creasing northwesterly. On Broadway and on streets running parallel with same the numbers increase northward and south¬ ward from Ellsworth avenue at 0. Avenues crossing Broadway are numbered east and west from Broadway at 0, prefixing the word West to that portion of the avenue west of Broadway, as follows: West Twelfth avenue would apply to that part of Twelfth avenue west of Broadway.
All West avenues run parallel with West Colfax avenue and from West Sixteenth avenue north to West Fifty-second avenue are located north and west of the Platte River. All other avenues run parallel to Colfax avenue.
For convenience in locating the streets and avenues, we have used the most prominent streets, avenues, boulvards and the Platte River as locating points.
Street and Avenue Guide.
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STREETS AND AVENUES.
ACOMA,
First west of Broadway, num¬ bered north from West Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by numeral ave¬ nues to West Col¬ fax or Fifteenth av and from West Forty-second a v at 4200 to north limits.
ADAMS,
Thirty-third east of Broadway, numbered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by numeral avenues to Seventeenth av and from Twenty- sixth av at 2600 to north limits.
ALAMEDA AV, Fourth south of E 1 1 s w o rt h av
from South Broadway east to Yosemite.
S Broadway 0
S Lincoln 100
S Sherman 200
S Grant 300
S Logan * 400
S Pennsylvania 500 S Pearl 600
S Washington 700
S Clarkson 800
S Emerson 900
S Ogden 1000
S Corona 1100
S Downing 1200
S Marion 1300
S Lafayette 1400
S Humboldt 1500
S Franklin 1600
S Gilpin 1700
S Williams 1800
S High 1900
S Race 2000
S Vine 2100
S Gaylord 2200
S York 2300
S University 2400
Not platted -
S Steele 3200
S Adams 3300
S Cook 3400
S Madison 3500
S Munroe 3600
S Garfield 3700
S Jackson 3800
S Harrison 3900
S Colorado Boulevard 4000
S Albion 4100
S Ash 4200
S Bellaire
4300
S Birch
4400
S Clermont
4500
S Cherry
4600
S Dexter
4700
S Dahlia
4800
S Eudora
4900
S Elm
5000
S Fairfax
6100
S Fir
5200
S Glencoe
5300
S Grape
6400
S Hudson
6500
S Holly
6600
S Ivanhoe
5700
S Ivy
5800
S Jersey
5900
S Jasmine
6000
S Kearney
6100
S Krameria
6200
S Leyden
6300
S Locust
6400
S Monaco
6500
Not platted -
Yosemite
8900
ALBION,
First east of Col¬ orado Boulevard, numbered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by numeral ave¬ nues to north limits.
ALCOTT,
First west of Zuni, numbered north from West Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to West Eighth av, from West Col¬ fax av at 1500 to West Twenty- first av, from River Drive at 2251 to West Lake pi and from West Thirty-second av at 3200 to north limits.
ALLYN,
From Lipan west to .railroad tracks, between West First av and West Ells¬ worth av.
AMES,
From Larimer sou theastto Humboldt, b e- tween Thirty- eighth and For¬ tieth sts.
AMES,
First west of Sheridan Boule¬ vard from West Ellsworth av north to West Fifty-second av.
AMHERST AV,
East through Englewood.
ARAPAHOE, Numbered north¬ east from Cherry Creek and Twelfth at 1212, crossed by nu¬ meral sts to 3423 at Thirty-fourth st.
ARIZONA AV,
Thirteenth south of Ellsworth av from South Broadway east to
South Colorado Boulevard.
S Broadway 0
S Lincoln 100
S Sherman 200
S Grant 300
S Logan 400
S Pennsylvania 500 S Pearl 600
S Washington 700
S Clarkson 800
S Emerson 900
S Ogden 1000
S Corona 1100
S Downing 1200
S Marion 1300
S Lafayette 1400
S Humboldt 1500
S Franklin 1600
S Gilpin 1700
S Williams 1800
S High 1900
S Race 2000
S Vine 2100
S Gaylord 2200
S York 2300
S University S Josephine 2400
S Columbine 2500
S Elizabeth 2600
S Clayton 2700
S Detroit 2800
S Fillmore 2900
S Milwaukee 3000
S St Paul 3100
S Steele 3200
S Adams 3300
S Cook 3400
S Madison 3500
S Munroe 3600
S Garfield 3700
S Jackson 3800
S Harrison 3900
SColorado Boulevard 3938 ARKANSAS AV, Fifteenth south of Ellsworth av from South Broadway east to South Colorado Boulevard.
S Broadway
0
S Lincoln
100
S Sherman
200
S Grant
300
S Logan
400
S Pennsylvania
500
S Pearl
600
S Washington
700
S Clarkson
800
S Emerson
900
S Ogden
1000
S Corona
1100
S Downing
1200
S Marion
1300
S Lafayette
1400
S Humboldt
1500
S Franklin
1600
S Gilpin
1700
S Williams
1800
S High
1900
S Race
2000
S Vine
2100
S Gaylord
2200
S York
2300
S University
S Josephine
2400
S Columbine
2500
S Elizabeth
2600
S Clayton
2700
S Detroit
2800
S Fillmore
2900
S Milwaukee
3000
S St Paul
3100
S Steele
3200
S Adams
3300
S Cook
3400
S Madison
3500
S Munroe
3600
S Garfield
3700
S Jackson
3800
S Harrison
3900
SColorado
Boulevard
4000
ARKINS COURT,
First east
o f
Platte River, northeast from T h i r t y-first to Thirty-ninth sts.
ASBURY AV,
T w e n t y-first south of Ells¬ worth av from South Broadway east to South Colorado Boule¬ vard.
S Broadway 0
S Lincoln 100
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Street and Avenue Guide.
S Sherman 200
S Grant 300
S Logan . 400
S Pennsylvania 500
S Pearl 600
S Washington 700
S Clarkson 800
S Emerson 900
S Ogden 1000
S Corona 1100
S Downing 1200
S Marion 1300
S Lafayette 1400
S Humboldt 1500
S Franklin 1600
S Gilpin 1700
S Williams 1800
S Pligh 1900
S Race 2000
S Vine 2100
S Gaylord 2200
S York 2300
S University S Josephine 2400
S Columbine 2500
S Clayton 2700
S Detroit 2800
S Fillmore 2900
S Milwaukee 3000
S St Paul 3100
S Steele 3200
S Adams 3300
S Cook 3400
S Madison 3500
S Munroe 3600
S Garfield 3700
S Jackson 3800
S Harrison 3900
SColorado Boulevard 4000
ASH,
Second east of
Colorado Boule¬ vard numbered
north from Ells¬ worth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to Colfax av and from Twentieth av at 2000 to north limits.
ASHLAND AV,
Same as West Twenty-ninth av.
B,
From West Col¬ fax av north¬ west to Stout, between Twelfth and Cherry
W Colfax av 619
California 701
Stout 725
BALDWIN COURT, Between Franklin and Gilpin, from Forty-sixth av at 4600 north to For¬ ty-eighth av.
BANNOCK,
Second west of Broadway, num¬ bered north from West Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by numeral ave- nues to West Colfax or Fif¬ teenth av, and from West For¬ ty-second av at
4200 to north lim¬ its.
BASSETT,
First east of Platte River, be¬ tween Fifteenth and Seventeenth.
BATAVIA PLACE, Second north of Colfax av from Colorado Boule¬ vard east to Dah¬
lia, and from Monaco east to Roslyn.
Colorado Boul.
4000
Albion
4100
Bellaire
4300
Clermont
4500
Cherry
4600
Dahlia
4800
Monaco
6500
Magnolia
6600
Niagara
6700
Newport
6800
Oneida
6900
Olive
7000
Pontiac
7100
Poplar
7200
Quebec
7300
Quince
7400
Roslyn
7500
BATES AV,
East through En¬ glewood.
BAYAUD AV,
First south of Ellsworth av from South Broadway east to Cherry Creek and from South Steele
east to South Monaco.
S Broadway 0
S Lincoln 100
S Sherman 200
S Grant 300
S' Logan 400
S Pennsylvania 500 S Pearl 600
S Washington 700 S Clarkson 800
S Emerson 900
S Ogden 1000
S Corona 1100
S Downing 1200
S Marion 1300
S' Lafayette 1400
S Humboldt 1500
S Franklin 1600
S Gilpin 1700
S Williams 1800
S High 1900
S Race 2000
Cherry Creek -
S Steele 3200
S Adams 3300
S Cook 3400
S Madison 3500
S Munroe 3600
S Garfield 3700
S Jackson 3800
S Harrison 3900
SColorado Boulevard 4000
S Albion 4100
S Ash 4200
S Bellaire 4300
S Birch 4400
S Clermont 4500
S Cherry 4600
S Dexter 4700
S Dahl 4800
S Eudora
4900
S Elm
5000
S Fairfax
5100
S Fir
5200
S Glencoe
5300
S Grape
5400
S Hudson
5500
S Holly
5600
S Ivanhoe
5700
S Ivy
5800
S Jersey
5900
S Jasmine
6000
S Kearney
6100
S Krameria
6200
S Leyden
6300
S Locust
6400
S Monaco
6500
BEACH COURT,
Between A 1 c ott
and Bryant, from
West Forty-
fourth av
north
to West
Fifty-
second av
BEEKMAN PLACE,
Between
Forty-
ninth and
Fifti-
e t h avs
f r o m
Thompson
Court
east to Steele.
T h o m p s
o n
Court
2600
Clayton
2700
Fillmore
2900
Milwaukee
3000
St. Paul
3100
Steele
- 3200
BELLAIRE,
Third east of Col¬ orado Boulevard, numbered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by numeral ave¬ nues to north limits.
BENTON,
Second west of Sheridan Boule¬ vard from West Ellsworth av north t o West Fifty-second av.
BIRCH,
Fourth east of Colorado Boule- v a r d numbered north from Ells¬ worth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to Colfax av and from Twentieth av at 2000 to north limits.
BLAKE,
Numbered north¬ east from Thir- t e e n t h at 1300, crossed by nu¬ meral streets to Forty-first.
BOULDER,
Third north of Platte River, numbered north¬ east from Fif¬ teenth and West Twenty-ninth av at 1500, crossed by numeral streets t o Nineteenth and West Thirty- second av.
BOULDER COURT,
Between Fif¬ teenth and Six- teenth, from Platte northwest to Boulder.
BOULEVARD F, Sixth west of Zuni, numbered north from West Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
BROADWAY, Numbered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by numeral ave¬ nues and numer¬ al streets to Twentieth av, and from Platte Riv¬ er crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
BRYANT,
Second west of Zuni, numbered north from West Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to West Twelfth av, from West Col¬ fax av at 1500 to Front View Cres¬ cent, from West Twenty-third av at 2300 to West Lake Place, and from West Thir¬ ty-second av at 3200 to north lim¬ its.
BUFFALO PLACE,
Between West Ninth and Tenth avs from Zenobia west to Sheridan Boulevard.
CAHITA COURT, Between Ban¬ nock and Chero¬ kee from West Forty-second av at 4200, crossed by numeral avenues to West Forty- fifth av.
CALIFORNIA, Numbered north¬ east from Cherry Creek, and B st at 1106, crossed by numeral streets to 3135 at Thirty- first st.
CANOSA COURT,
Between Bryant and Clay, num¬ bered north from West Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by numeral ave- n u e s to West Eighth av, and from West How¬ ard Place at 1400 to West Colfax av.
Street and Avenue Guide.
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CEDAR AV,
Third south of Ellsworth av, from South Broadway east to South Monaco.
S Broadway
0
S Lincoln
100
S Sherman
200
S Grant
300
S Logan
400
S Pennsylvania
500
S Pearl
600
S Washington
700
S Clarkson
800
S Emerson
900
S Ogden
1000
S Corona
1100
S Downing
1200
S Marion
1300
S Lafayette
1400
S Humboldt
1500
S Franklin
1600
S Gilpin
1700
S Williams
1800
S High
1900
S Race
2000
Not platted -
S Steele
3200
S Adams
3300
S Cook
3400
S Madison
3500
S M unroe
3600
S Garfield
3700
S Jackson
3800
S Harrison
3900
S Colorado
Boulevard
4000
S Albion
4100
S Ash
4200
S Bellaire
4300
S Birch
4400
S Clermont
4500
S Cherry
4600
S Dexter
4700
S Dahlia
4800
S Eudora
4900
S Elm
5000
S Fairfax
5100
S Fir
5200
S Glencoe
5300
S Grape
5400
S Hudson
5500
S Holly
5600
S Ivanhoe
5700
S Ivy
5800
S Jersey
5900
S Jasmine
6000
S Kearney
6100
S Krameria
6200
S Leyden
6300
S Locust
6400
S Monaco
6500
CENTER AV,
Seventh south of
Ellsworth
av
from South
Broadway east to
South Colorado
Boulevard.
S Broadway
0
S Lincoln
100
S Sherman
200
S Grant
300
S Logan
400
S Pennsylvania
500
S Pearl
600
S Washington
700
S Clarkson
800
S Emerson
900
S Ogden
1000
S Coron?
1100
S Downing
1200
S Marion
1300
S Lafayette
1400
S Humboldt
1500
S Franklin
1600
S Gilpin
1700
S Williams
1800
S High
1900
S Race
2000
S Vine
2100
S Gaylord
2200
S York
2300
S University
2400
Not platted -
S Colorado
Boulevard
4000
CENTRAL,
Second north of Platte River, num¬ bered northeast from Fourteenth at 1424, crossed by numeral streets to Nineteenth.
CENTRAL COURT, Between Seven¬ teenth and Eigh- teenth, from Platte northwest to Erie.
CHAM A,
(North of Globe Smelter and east of County Road), north and south.
CHAMPA,
Numbered north¬ east from West Colfax av and Seventh at 717, crossed by num¬ eral streets to 3263 at Thirty-third st.
CHASE,
Third west of Sheridan Boule¬ vard from West Ellsworth av north to West Fifty-second av.
CHEROKEE,
Third west of Broadway, num¬ bered north from West Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by numeral ave¬ nues to West Col¬ fax or Fifteenth av, from West Thirty-first av to Platte River, and from West Forty- second av to north limits.
CHERRY,
Sixth east of Colorado Boule- vard, numbered north from Ells¬ worth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
CHERRY CREEK BOULEVARD,
From West Col¬ fax av and Cherry Creek southeast.
CHESTNUT PLACE, Numbered north¬ east from Cherry Creek and Four¬ teenth st at 1400, crossed by nu¬ meral streets to
Sixteenth st, from Nineteenth st at 1911 to West Twenty-ninth av and Division st, and from Thirty- fourth st at 3400 to Forty-first st.
CHEYENNE PLACE, First north o f Broadway be¬ tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth sts, and from Twen¬ tieth av and Washington st to Twenty-third and Washington sts.
CITY HALL COURT, Between Larimer and Lawrence, Fourteenth and Cherry Creek.
CITY PARK ESPLA¬ NADE,
Between York and Detroit, from Colfax av north to City Park.
CLARKSON,
Eighth east of Broadway, num¬ bered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to Twenty-sixth av, and from Forty- seventh av at 4700 to north limits.
CLAUDE COURT, Between Gaylord and York, num¬ bered north from Forty-third av at 4300 to north limits.
CLAY,
Third west of Zuni, numbered north from West Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to West Fourth av, from West Colfax av at 1500, crossed by numeral ave¬ nues to West Twenty-ninth av and from West Thirty-second av at 3200 to north limits.
CLAYTON,
T w e n t y-seventh east of Broad¬ way, numbered north from Ells¬ worth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to Colfax av and from Twenty- sixth av at 2600 to north limits.
CLERMONT,
Fifth east of Colorado Boule- v a r d, numbered north from Ells¬ worth av at 0, crossed by nu¬
meral avenues to north limits.
CLEVELAND PLACE, Numbered north¬ east from West Colfax av and Fourteenth st at 1413, crossed by numeral streets to 1611 at Broad- w a y and from Twentieth av and Twenty-second st at 2203 to Wash¬ ington and Twen¬ ty-fourth streets.
COLFAX AV,
(Or Fifteenth av), from Fifteenth street and Broad¬ way east toYose- mite.
Broadway 0
Lincoln
101
Sherman
201
Grant
300
Logan
400
Pennsylvania
500
Pearl
600
Washington
700
Clarkson
800
Emerson
900
Ogden
1000
Corona
1100
Downing
1208
Marion
1310
Lafayette
1409
Humboldt
1500
Park av Franklin
1600
Gilpin
1700
Williams
1800
High
1900
Race
2000
Vine
2100
Gaylord
2200
York
2300
Josephine
2400
Columbine
2500
Elizabeth
2600
Clayton
2700
Detroit
2800
Fillmore
2900
Milwaukee
3000
St Paul
3100
Steele
3200
Adams
3300
Cook
3400
Madison
3500
Munroe
3600
Garfield
3700
Jackson
3800
Harrison
3900
Colorado Boule
-
vard
4000
Albion
4100
Ash
4200
Bellaire
4300
Birch
4400
Clermont
4500
Cherry
4600
Dexter
4700
Dahlia
4800
Eudora
4900
Elm
5000
Fairfax
5100
Filbert Court Fir
5200
Glencoe
5300
Grape
5400
Hudson
5500
Holly
5600
Ivanhoe
5700
Ivy
5800
Jersey
5900
56
Street and Avenue Guide.
Jasmine
6000
Kearney
6100
Krameria
6200
Leyden
6300
Locust
6400
Monaco
6500
Magnolia
6600
Niagara
6700
Newport
6800
Oneida
6900
Olive
7000
Pontiac
7100
Poplar
7200
Quebec
7300
Quince
7400
Roslyn
7500
Rosemary
7600
Syracuse
7700
Spruce
7800
Trenton
7900
Tamarac
8000
Ulster
8100
Uinta
8200
Valentia
8300
Verbena
8400
Wabash
8500
Willow
8600
Xanthi
8700
Xenia
8800
Yosemite
8900
COLFAX AV. A,
Between Cook and Madison, from Colfax av south to Four¬ teenth av.
COLFAX AV. B, Between C o ok and Madison, from Colfax av south to Four¬ teenth av.
COLORADO AV, Nineteenth south of Ellsworth av,
from South Broadway east to South Colorado Boulevard.
S Broadway 0
S Lincoln 100
S. Sherman 200
S Grant 300
S Logan 400
S Pennsylvania 500 S Pearl 600
S Washington 700
S Clarkson 800
S Emerson 900
S Ogden 1000
S Corona 1100
S Downing 1200
S Marion 1300
S Lafayette 1400
S Humboldt 1500
S Franklin 1600
S Gilpin 1700
S Williams 1800
S High 1900
S Race 2000
S Vine 2100
S Gaylord 2200
S York 2300
S University S Josephine 2400
S Columbine 2500
S Clayton 2700
S Detroit 2800
S Fillmore 2900
S Milwaukee 3000
S St Paul 3100
S Steele 3200
S Adams 3300
S Cook 3400
S Madison 3500
S Munroe 3600
S Garfield 3700
S Jackson 3800
S Harrison 3900
S Colorado Boulevard 4000
COLORADO BOULE¬ VARD,
Fortieth east of Broadway, num¬ bered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
COLUMBINE, Twenty-fifth east of Broadway, numbered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by numeral ave¬ nues to Seven¬ teenth av and from Twenty- sixth av at 2600 to north limits.
COOK,
Thirty -f o u r t h east of Broad- w a y, numbered north from Ells¬ worth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to Seventeenth a v and from Twen¬ ty-sixth av at 2600 to northern lim¬ its.
CORNELL AV,
East through En¬ glewood.
CORONA,
Eleventh east of Broadway, num¬ bered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to Colfax or Fif¬ teenth av.
COTTAGE LANE, Between Huron and Inca, from West Twenty- ninth av north to West Thirty-first av.
COURT PLACE,
Numbered north¬ east from West Colfax av and Thirteenth st at 1335, crossed by numeral streets to 1663 at Broad¬ way, and from Twentieth av and Logan st at 2131 to Washington st.
COURTLAND,
From Broadway west to Cherry Creek, between West Colfax and Fourteenth avs.
Broadway 0
Acoma 100
Bannock 200
Cherokee 300
Delaware
400
Elati
500
Fox
600
Galapago
700
Cherry Creek
CURTIS,
Numbered north¬ east from Fifth and West Colfax av at 501, crossed b-y numeral streets to 3347 at Thirty-fourth st.
DAHLIA,
Eighth east of Colorado Boule¬ vard, numbered north from Ells¬ worth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
DAKOTA AV,
Fifth south of Ellsworth av.
from South Broadway east to South Colo¬ rado Boulevard.
S Broadway 0
S Lincoln 100
S Sherman 200
S Grant 300
S Logan 400
S Pennsylvania 500 S Pearl 600
S Washington 700 S Clarkson 800
S Emerson 900
S Ogden 1000
S Corona 1100
S Downing 1200
S Marion 1300
S Lafayette 1400
S Humboldt 1500
S Franklin 1600
S Gilpin 1700
S Williams 1800
S High 1900
S Race 2000
S Vine 2100
S Gaylord 2200
S York 2300
S University 2400
Not platted -
S Colorado Boulevard 4000
DALE COURT,
Between Canosa Court and Deca¬ tur, numbered north from West Fourth av at 400, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to West Eighth av and from West Colfax av at 1500 to West Seven¬ teenth av.
DARTMOUTH AV, East through En¬ glewood.
DECATUR,
Fourth west of Zuni, numbered north from West Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to West Twenty- ninth av and
from West Thir¬ ty-second av at 3200 to north lim¬ its.
DELAWARE,
Fourth west of Broadway, num¬ bered north from West First av at 100, crossed by numeral avenues to West Colfax or Fifteenth av, from West Thir¬ ty-first av at 3100 to Platte River and from West Forty-first av at 4100 to north lim¬ its.
DELGANY, Numbered north¬ east from Cher¬ ry Creek and Fourteenth a t 1400, crossed by numeral streets to Sixteenth, from Twentieth to Twenty-second and from Thirty- fourth to Forty- fourth.
DEPEW,
Fourth west of Sheridan Boule¬ vard, from West Ellsworth av north to West Fifty-second av.
DEPOT AV,
First north of Blake, northeast between Twenty- fourth and Twen¬ ty-fifth.
DETROIT,
Twent y-e i g h t h east of Broad- w a y, numbered north from Ells¬ worth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to Seventeenth av.
DEXTER,
Seventh east of Colorado Boule- v a r d, numbered north from Ells¬ worth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to Colfax av and from Twentieth av at 2000 to north limits.
DIVISION, Continuation o f Twentieth, from New Haven north to West Twenty- ninth av.
New Haven 1901
Delgany
Chestnut Place 2001
West Twenty- ninth av 2011
DOWNING,
Twelfth east of Broadway, num¬ bered north from
Street and Avenue Guide.
57
Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to Thirty-eighth av and Walnut, and from Fiftieth av at 5000 to north limits.
EASTMAN AV,
East through En¬ glewood.
EATON.
Fifth west of Sheridan Boule¬ vard, from West Ellsworth av north to West Fifty-second av.
EIGHTEENTH,
Eighteenth east of Platte River, from Broadway northwest, cross¬ ing Platte River to West Thirty-
second av. Broadway 414
Glenarm Place 500 Welton 600
California 700
Stout 800
Champa 900
Curtis 1000
Arapahoe 1100
Lawrence 1200
Larimer 1300
Market 1400
Blake 1500
Wazee 1600
Wynkoop 1700
Wewatta 1800
Platte River 2358
Platte 2400
Central 2500
Boulder 2600
Erie 2662
EIGHTEENTH AV,
Third north of Colfax av, from Broadway east to City Park, from Colorado Boule¬ vard east to Fir and from Monaco east to Pontiac.
Broadway
0
Lincoln
100
Sherman
200
Grant
300
Logan
400
Pennsylvania
500
Pearl
600
Washington
700
Clarkson
800
Emerson
900
Park av
946
Ogden
1001
Downing
1200
Marion
1300
Lafayette
1400
Humboldt
1500
Franklin
1600
Gilpin
1700
Williams
1800
High
1900
Race
2000
Vine
2100
Gaylord
2200
York
2300
City Park
-
Colorado Boule
vard
4000
Albiort
4100
3ellaire
4300
Clermont
4500
Cherry
4600
Dahlia
4800
Eudora
4900
Elm
5000
Fairfax
5100
Fir
5200
Monaco
6500
Magnolia
6600
Niagara,
6700
Newport
6800
Oneida
6900
Olive
7000
Pontiac
7100
EIGHTH,
Eighth
east of
Platte River, from
West Colfax av
northwest, cross¬
ing Platte River
to West
Twenty-
sixth av
andZuni.
Colfax av
957
Champa
1000
Curtis
1100
Lawrence
1200
Larimer
1300
Walnut
1400
Wazee
1500
Wynkoop
1600
Wewatta
1670
Not platted -
Platte River
Water
2300
Platte
2400
W Twenty-sixth
av
2478
EIGHTH AV,
Seventh south of Colfax av, from Broadway east to Yosemite.
Broadway
0
Lincoln
100
Sherman
200
Grant
300
Logan
400
Pennsylvania
500
Pearl *
600
Washington
700
Clarkson
800
Emerson
900
Ogden
1000
Corona
1100
Downing
1200
Marion
1300
Lafayette
1400
Humboldt
1500
Franklin
1600
Gilpin
1700
Williams
1800
High
1900
Race
2000
Vine
2100
Gaylord
2200
York
2300
Josephine
2400
Columbine
2500
Elizabeth
2600
Clayton
2700
Detroit
2800
Fillmore
2900
Milwaukee
3000
St Paul
3100
Steele
3200
Adams
3300
Cook
3400
Madison
3500
Munroe
3600
Gartield
3700
Jackson
3800
Harrison
3900
Cdlorado Boule¬
vard
4000
Albion
4100
Ash
4200
Bellaire
4300
Birch
4400
Clermont
4500
Cherry
4600
Dexter
4700
Dahlia
4800
Eudora
4900
Elm
5000
Fairfax
5100
Fir
5200
Glencoe
5300
Grape
5400
Hudson
5500
Holly
5600
Ivanhoe
5700
Ivy
5800
Jersey
5900
Jasmine
6000
Kearney
6100
Krameria
6200
Leyden
6300
Locust
6400
Monaco
6500
Magnolia
6600
Niagara
6700
Newport
6800
Oneida
6900
Olive
7000
Pontiac
7100
Poplar
7200
Quebec
7300
Quince
7400
Roslyn
7500
Rosemary
7600
Syracuse
7700
Spruce
7800
Trenton
7900
Tamarac
8000
Ulster
8100
Uinta
8200
Valentia
8300
Verbena
8400
Wabash
8500
Willow
8600
Xanthi
8700
Xenia
8800
Yosemite
8900
ELATI,
Fifth west of
Broadway,
num-
bered north
from
West Ellsworth
av at 0, crossed
by numeral
ave-
nues to West
; Col-
fax or Fifteenth
av and from West
Thirty-eighth av at 3800 to north limits.
ELEVENTH, Eleventh east of Platte River, from West Col¬ fax av northwest, crossing Platte River to Platte.
Colfax av
827
Stout
900
Champa
1000
Curtis
1100
Lawrence
1200
Larimer
1300
Walnut
1400
Wazee
1500
Wynkoop
1600
Wewatta
1700
Not platted -
Platte River
Water
2300
Platte
2354
ELEVENTH AV,
Fourth south of Colfax av, from Broadway east to Yosemite.
Broadway
0
Lincoln
100
Sherman
200
Grant
300
Logan
400
Pennsylvania
500
Pearl
600
Washington
700
Clarkson
800
Emerson
900
Ogden
1000
Corona
1100
Downing
1200
Marion
1300
Lafayette
1400
Humboldt
1500
Congress Park
Race
2000
Vine
2100
Gaylord
2200
York
2300
Josephine
2400
Columbine
2500
Elizabeth
2600
Clayton
2700
Detroit
2800
Fillmore
2900
Milwaukee
3000
St Paul
3100
Steele
3200
Adams
3300
Cook
3400
Madison
3500
Munroe
3600
Garfield
3700
Jackson
3800
Harrison
3900
Colorado
Boulevard
4000
Albion
4100
Ash
4200
Bellaire
4300
Birch
4400
Clermont
4500
Cherry
4600
Dexter
4700
Dahlia
4800
Eudora
4900
Elm
5000
Fairfax
5100
Fir
5200
Glencoe
5300
Grape
5400
Hudson
5500
Holly
5600
Ivanhoe
5700
Ivy
5800
Jersey
5900
Jasmine
6000
Kearney
6100
Krameria
6200
Leyden
6300
Locust
6400
Monaco
6500
Magnolia
6600
Niagara
6700
Newport
6800
Oneida
6900
Olive
7000
Pontiac
7100
Poplar
7200
Quebec
7300
Quince
7400
Roslyn
7500
Syracuse
7700
^pruce
7800
Trenton
7900
Tamarac
8000
Ulster
8100
Uinta
820C
58
Street and Avenue Guide.
Valentia 8300
Verbena 8400
Wabash 8500
Willow 8600
Xanthi 8700
Xenia 8800
Yosemite 8900
ELGIN,
Between West Ninth and Tenth avs, from Zeno- bia west to Sher¬ idan Boulevard. ELGIN PLACE, Between Forty- eichth and Forty- _.nth avs, from Pearl east to Washington. ELIOT,
Fifth west of Zu- ni, numbered north from West Four tli av at 400 to West Short Place from West Eleventh av at 1100, crossed by numeral avenues to West Thir¬ teenth av. from West Colfax av at 1500 to West Twenty-ninth av and from West Thirty-second av at 3200 to north limits.
ELIZABETH,
Twenty-sixth east o f Broadway, numbered north from Sixth v at 600, crossed by numeral avenues to Seventeenth av and from Twen¬ ty-sixth av at 2600 to north limits. ELK PLACE, Between Forty- seventh and For¬ ty-eighth avs, from Washington st west to Penn¬ sylvania st. ELLSWORTH AV, First south of First av, from Broadway east to
Yosemite.
Broadway 0
Lincoln 100
Sherman 200
Grant 300
Logan 400
Pennsylvania 500 Pearl 600
Washington 700
Clarkson 800
Emerson 900
Ogden 1000
Corona 1100
Downing 1200
Marion 1300
Lafayette 1400
Humboldt 1500
Franklin 1600
Gilpin 1700
Williams 1800
High 1900
Vine 2100
Race 2000
Gaylord
2200
York
2300
Josephine
2400
Columbine
2500
Clayton
2700
Detroit
2800
Fillmore
2900
Milwaukee
3000
St Paul
3100
Steele
3200
Adams
3300
Cook
3400
Madison
3500
Munroe
3600
Garfield
3700
Jackson
3800
Harrison
3900
Colorado
Boulevard
4000
Albion
4100
Ash
4200
Bellaire
4300
Birch
4400
Clermont
4500
Cherry
4600
Dexter
4700
Dahlia
4800
Eudora
4900
Elm
5000
Fairfax
5100
Fir
5200
Glencoe
5300
Grape
5400
Hudson
5500
Holly
5600
Not platted-
Yosemite
8900
ELM,
Tenth east of
Colorado Boule¬
vard, numbered
north from
Ells-
worth av
at 0,
crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
ELM COURT, Between Decatur . and Eliot, num¬ bered north from West Forty-sev¬ enth av at 4700, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
EMERSON,
Ninth east of Broadway, num¬ bered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to Twenty-sixth av, and from Forty- seventh av at 4700 to north limits.
ERIE,
Fourth north of Platte River, num¬ bered northeast from Sixteenth and West Thirty- first av at 1624, crossed by nu¬ meral streets to Eighteenth and West Thirty-sec¬ ond av.
EUDORA,
Ninth east of Colorado Boule¬ vard, numbered north from Ells¬
worth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
EVANS AV,
T w enty-s e cond south of Ells¬ worth av, from South Broadway east to South Colo¬ rado Boulevard.
S Broadway 0
S Lincoln 100
S Sherman 200
S Grant 300
S Logan 400
S Pennsylvania 500 S Pearl 600
S Washington 700
S Clarkson 800
S Emerson 900
S Ogden 1000
S Corona 1100
S Downing 1200
S Marion 1300
S Lafayette 1400
S Humboldt 1500
S Franklin 1600
S Gilpin 1700
S Williams 1800
S High 1900
S Race 2000
S Vino 2100
S Gaylord 2200
S York 2300
S University S Josephine 2400
S Columbine 2500
S Clayton 2700
S Detroit 2800
S Fillmore 2900
S Milwaukee 3000
S St Paul 3100
S Steele 3200
S Adams 3300
S Cook 3400
S Madison 3500
S Munroe 3600
S Garfield 3700
S Jackson 3800
S Harrison 3900
S Colorado Bou¬ levard 4000
EXPOSITION AV,
Eighth south of Ellsworth av, from South Broadway east to South Colorado Boule¬
vard.
S Broadway 0
S Lincoln 100
S Sherman 200
S Grant 300
S Logan 400
S Pennsylvania 500 S Pearl 600
S Washington 700
S Clarkson 800
S Emerson 900
S Ogden 1000
S Corona 1100
S Downing 1200
Washington Pk S Franklin 1600
S Gilpin 1700
S Williams 1800
S High 1900
S Race 2000
S Vine 2100
S Gaylord 2200
S York 2300
S University 2400
Not platted -
S Colorado Boulevard 4000
FAIRFAX,
Eleventh east of Colorado Boule¬ vard, numbered north from Ells¬ worth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
F AIR VIEW COURT, From West Thir- t y-s e c o n d a v south, between West D u n k e Id Place and West Douglass Place.
FENTON,
Sixth west of Sheridan Boule¬ vard, from West Ellsworth av north to West Fifty-second av.
FIFE PLACE, Between Zuniand Clay, from West Caithness Place north to West Thirty-second av.
FIFTEENTH, Fifteenth east of Platte River, from West Colfax av and Broadway northwest, cross¬ ing Platte River to West Twenty- ninth a v and Umatilla.
Colfax av
0
Cheyenne Place 100
Cleveland Place 200
Court Place
300
Tremont Place
400
Glenarm Place
500
Welton
600
California
700
Stout
800
Champa
900
Curtis
1000
Arapahoe
1100
Lawrence
1200
Larimer
1300
Market
1400
Blake
1500
Wazee
1600
Wynkoop
1700
Wewatta
1800
Delgany
1900
Chestnut Place
2000
Bassett
2100
Platte River
Viaduct
-
Platte
2400
Central
2500
Boulder
2562
FIFTH,
Fifth east of
Platte River, from Curtis northwest to Wewatta.
Curtis
1100
Lawrence
1200
Larimer
1300
Walnut
1400
1500
1600
1670
l of
rom
t to
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1100
1200
1300
1400
1500
1600
1700
1800
1900
2000
2100
2200
2300
2400
2500
2600
2700
2800
2900
3000
3100
3200
3300
3400
3500
3600
3700
3800
3900
4000
4100
4200
4300
4400
4500
4600
4700
4800
4900
5000
5100
5200
5300
5400
5500
5600
5700
5800
5900
6000
6100
6200
6300
6400
6500
6600
6700
6800
6900
7000
7100
7200
7300
7400
7500
Street and Avenue Guide.
59
Rosemary
7600
Syracuse
7700
Spruce
7800
Trenton
7900
Tamarac
8000
Ulster
8100
Uinta
8200
Valentia
8300
Verbena
8400
Wabash
8500
Willow
8600
Xanthi
8700
Xenia
8800
Yosemite
8900
FIFTIETH AV,
Thirty-fifth north of Colfax av, from Broadway east to Steele.
Broadway
0
Lincoln
100
Sherman
200
Grant
300
Logan
400
Pennsylvania
500
Pearl
600
Washington
700
Clarkson
800
Emerson
900
Ogden
1000
Downing
1200
Not platted -
Thompson
Court
2600
Fillmore
2900
Milwaukee
3000
St Paul
3100
Steele
3200
FIFTY-FIRST AV,
Thirty-sixth north of Colfax av, from Broadway east to Steele.
Broadway
0
Lincoln
100
Sherman
200
Grant
300
Logan
400
Pennsylvania
500
Pearl
600
Washington
700
Clarkson
800
Emerson
900
Ogden
1000
Downing
1200
Not platted -
Thompson
Court
2600
Fillmore
2900
Milwaukee
3000
St. Paul
3100
Steele
3200
FIFTY-FOURTH
AV,
Thirty-ninth north
of Colfax av from
Steele east
to
Colorado Boule-
vard.
Steele
3200
Adams
3300
Cook -
3400
Not platted -
Munroe
3600
Garfield
3700
Jackson
3800
Harrison
3900
Colorado Boule
-
vard
4000
FIFTY-SECOND AV,
Thirty - seventh north of Colfax av, from Broad¬ way east to Colo¬ rado Boulevard.
Broadway
0
Lincoln
100
Sherman
200
Grant
300
Logan
400
Pennsylvania
500
Pearl
600
Washington
700
Clarkson
800
Emerson
900
Ogden
1000
Downing
1200
Not platted -
Thompson
Court
2600
Fillmore
2900
Milwaukee
3000
St Paul
3100
Steele
3200
Adams
3300
Cook
3400
Not platted -
Munroe
3600
Garfield
3700
Jackson
3800
Harrison
3900
Colorado Boule
vard
4000
FIFTY-THIRD AV,
Thirty - eighth north of Colfax av, from Steele east to Colorado Boulevard.
Steele
3200
Adams
3300
Cook
3400
Not platted - Munroe
3600
Garfield
3700
Jackson
3800
Harrison
3900
Colorado Boule
vard
4000
FILBERT COURT,
Between Fairfax and Fir, numbered north from Col¬ fax av at 1500 to Seventeenth av and from Nine¬ teenth av at 1900 to Twentieth av. FILLMORE, Twenty-ninth east of Broad way, numbered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by numeral ave¬ nues to Seven¬ teenth av and from Twenty- sixth av at 2600 to north limits. FIR,
Twelfth east of Colo rado Boule- vard, numbered north from Ells¬ worth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits. FIRST,
First east of Platte River, from Larimer northwest to Platte River. Larimer 1300
Walnut 1400
Platte River
FIRST AV, Fourteenth south of Colfax av, from Broadway east to Yosemite.
Broadway
0
Lincoln
100
Sherman
200
Grant
300
Logan
400
Pennsylvania
500
Pearl
600
Washington
700
Clarkson
800
Emerson
900
Ogden
1000
Corona
-3100
Downing
j, ;
Marion
IUjO
Lafayette
1400
Humboldt
1500
Franklin
1600
Gilpin
1700
Williams
1800
High
1900
Race
2000
Vine
2100
Gaylord
2200
York
2300
Josephine
2400
Columbine
2500
Clayton
2700
Detroit
2800
Fillmore
2900
Milwaukee
3000
St Paul
3100
Steele
3200
Adams
3300
Cook
3400
Madison
3500
Munroe
3600
Garfield
3700
Jackson
3800
Hardison
3900
Colorado Boule
-
vard
4000
Albion
4100
Ash
4200
Bellaire
4300
Birch
4400
Clermont
4500
Cherry
4600
Dexter
4700
Dahlia
4800
Eudora
4900
Elm
5000
Fairfax
5100
Fir
5200
Glencoe
5300
Grape
5400
Hudson
5500
Holly
5600
Not platted -
Oneida
6900
Olive
7000
Pontiac
7100
Poplar
7200
Quebec
7300
Not platted -
Yosemite
8900
FIRTH COURT,
From West Lake Place northwest to West Twenty- ninth av and from West Twenty- ninth av north to West Dun keld Place.
FLORIDA AV,
Sixteenth south of Ellsworth av from South Broadway east to
60
Street and Avenue Guide.
South Colorado
Boulevard.
S Broadway 0
S Lincoln 100
S Sherman 200
S Grant 300
S Logan 400
S Pennsylvania 500 S Pearl 600
S Washington 700
S Clarkson 800
S Emerson 900
S Ogden 1000
S Corona 1100
S Downing 1200
S Marion 1300
S Lafayette 1400
S Humboldt 1500
S Franklin 1600
S Gilpin 1700
S Williams 1800
S High 1900
S Race 2000
S Vine 2100
S Gaylord 2200
3 York 2300
S University S Josephine 2400
S Columbine 2500
S Elizabeth 2600
S Clayton 2700
S Detroit 2800
S Fillmore 2900
S Milwaukee 3000
S St Paul 3100
S Steele 3200
S Adams 3300
S Cook 3400
S Madison 3500
S Munroe 3600
S Garfield 3700
S Jackson 3800
S Harrison 3900
S Colorado Bou¬ levard 4000
FOREST,
same as Fir
FORTIETH,
Fortieth east of Platte River from Larimer north¬ west to Platte
River.
Larimer
1300
Walnut
1400
Blake
1500
Wazee
1600
Wynkoop
1700
Wewatta
1800
Delgany
1900
Chestnut Place
2000
Arkins Court
2100
FORTIETH AY, Twenty-fifth north of Colfax av from Walnut and Franklin sts east to Yosemite.
Franklin 1600
Gilpin 1700
Williams 1800
High 1900
Race 2000
Vine 2100
Gaylord 2200
York 2300
Josephine 2400
Columbine 2500
Elizabeth 2600
Clayton 2700
Fillmore 2900
Milwaukee 3000
St Paul 3100
Steele
3200
Adams
3300
Cook
3400
Madison
3500
Munroe
3600
Garfield
3700
Jackson
3800
Harrison
3900
Colorado Boule
vard
4000
Not platted -
Monaco
6500
Magnolia
6600
Niagara
6700
Newport
6800
Naples Court
Oneida
6900
Olive
7000
Pontiac
7100
Poplar
7200
Quebec
7300
Quince
7400
Roslyn
7500
Rosemary
7600
Syracuse
7700
Spruce
7800
Trenton
7900
Tamarac
8000
Ulster
8100
Uinta
8200
Valentia
8300
Verbena
8400
Wabash
8500
Willow
8600
Xanthi
8700
Xenia
8800
Yosemite
8900
FORTY-EIGHTH
AV,
T h i r t y-t h ir d
north of Colfax
av, from Broad-
way east
t o
Steele.
Broadway
0
Leaf Court
Lincoln
100
Sherman
200
Grant
300
Logan
400
Pennsylvania
500
Pearl
600
Washington
700
Clarkson
800
Emerson
900
Platte River
Not platted -
Stock Yards
Lafayette
1400
Humboldt
1500
Franklin
1600
Baldwin Court
Gilpin
1700
Williams
1800
High
1900
Race
2000
Vine
2100
Gaylord
2200
Claude Court.
York
2300
Josephine
2400
Columbine
2500
Thompson Ct
2600
Clayton
2700
Fillmore
2900
Milwaukee
3000
St Paul
3100
Steele
3200
FORTY-FIFTH AV,
Thirtieth n o
r t h
of C o 1 f ax
av,
from Broadway east to Grape Broadway 0
Leaf Court
Lincoln
100
Sherman
200
Grant
300
Logan
400
Pennsylvania
500
Pearl
600
Washington
700
Platte River
Not platted -
Race
2000
Vine
2100
Gaylord
2200
Claude Court
York
2300
Josephine
2400
Columbine
2500
Elizabeth
2600
Thompson Ct
Clayton
2700
Fillmore
2900
Milwaukee
3000
St Paul
3100
Steele
3200
Adams
3300
Cook
3400
Madison
3500
Munroe
3600
Garfield
3700
Jackson
3800
Harrison
3900
Colorado Boule¬
vard
4000
Albion
4100
Ash
4200
Bellaire
4300
Birch
4400
Clermont
4500
Cherry
4600
Dexter
4700
Dahlia
4800
Eudora
4900
Elm
6000
Fairfax
6100
Fir
5200
Glencoe
5300
Grape
5400
FORTY-FIRST,
Forty-first east of Platte River, from Wynkoop north¬ west.
FORTY-FIRST AV,
T w e n t y-sixth north of Colfax av, from Clayton east to Colorado Boulevard.
Clayton
2700
Fillmore
2900
Milwaukee
3000
St Paul
3100
Steele
3200
Adams
3300
Cook
3400
Madison
3500
Munroe
3600
Garfield
3700
Jackson
3800
Harrison
3900
Colorado Boule¬
vard
4000
FORTY-FOURTH,
Forty-fourth east of the Platte River, from Wazee northwest to Chestnut pi.
FORTY-FOURTH AV, T w e n t y-ninth north of Colfax av, from Broad¬ way east to Que¬ bec.
Broadway
0
Leaf Court
Lincoln
100
Sherman
200
Grant
300
Logan
400
Pennsylvania
500
Pearl
600
Washington
700
Platte River
Not platted -
Race
2000
Vine
2100
Gaylord
2200
Claude Court
York
2300
Josephine
2400
Columbine
2500
Elizabeth
2600
Thompson Ct
Clayton
2700
Fillmore
2900
Milwaukee
3000
St Paul
3100
Steele
3200
Adams
3300
Cook
3400
Madison
3500
Munroe
3600
Garfield
3700
Jackson
3800
Harrison
3900
Colorado Boule¬
vard
4000
Albion
4100
Ash
4200
Bellaire
4300
Birch
4400
Clermont
4500
Cherry
4600
Dexter
4700
Dahlia
4800
Eudora
4900
Elm
6000
Fairfax
5100
Fir
5200
Glencoe
5300
Grape
5400
Not platted -
Monaco
6500
Magnolia
6600
Niagara
6700
Newport
6800
Oneida
6900
Olive
7000
Pontiac
7100
Poplar
7200
Quebec
7300
FORTY-NINTH AV,
T h i r t y-fourth
north of Colfax
av, from Broad-
way east
t o
Steele.
Broadway
0
Lincoln
100
Sherman
200
Grant
300
Logan
400
Pennsylvania
600
Pearl
600
Washington
700
Clarkson
800
Emerson
900
Platte River
Not platted -
Gilpin
1700
Williams
1800
High
1900
Race
2000
Vine
2100
Gaylord
2200
Claude Court
York
2300
Street and Avenue Guide.
61
Not platted - Thompson Ct 2600 Clayton 2700
Fillmore 2900
Milwaukee 3000 St Paul 3100
Steele 3200
forty-second, Forty-second east of the Platte Riv¬ er, from Wazee northwest to We- watta.
forty-second av,
Twenty - seventh north of Colfax av, from York
east to Yosemite. York 2300
Josephine 2400
Columbine 2500
Elizabeth 2600
Thompson Court Clayton 2700
Fillmore 2900
Milwaukee 3000
St Paul 3100
Steele 3200
Adams 3300
Cook 3400
Madison 3500
Munroe 3600
Garfield 3700
Jackson 3800
Harrison 3900
Colorado Boule¬ vard 4000
Not platted - Oneida 6900
Olive 7000
Pontiac 7100
Poplar 7200
Quebec 7300
Quince 7400
Roslyn 7500
Rosemary 7600
Syracuse 7700
Spruce 7800
Trenton 7900
Tamarac 8000
Ulster 8100
Uinta 8200
Valentia 8300
Verbena 840C
Wabash 8500
Willow 8600
Xanthi 8700
Xenia 8800
Yosemite 8900
FORTY-SEVENTH AV, Thirty - second north of Colfax av, from Broad¬ way east to Fir. Broadway 0
Leaf Court Lincoln 100
Sherman 200
Grant 300
Logan 400
Pennsylvania 500 Pearl 600
Washington 700
Clarkson 800
Emerson 900
Platte River Stock Yards Lafayette 1400
Humboldt 1500
Franklin 1600
Baldwin Court Gilpin 1700
Williams 1800
High 1900
Race
2000
Not platted-
Vine
2100
Monaco
6500
Gaylord
2200
Magnolia
6600
Claude Court
Niagara
6700
York
2300
Newport
6800
Josephine
2400
Oneida
6900
Columbine
2500
Olive
7000
Elizabeth
2600
Pontiac
7100
Thompson Court
Poplar
7200
Not platted -
Quebec
7300
Colorado Boule
FORTY-THIRD,
vard
4000
Forty-third
east
Albion
4100
of the Platte
Ash
Bellaire
Birch
4200
4300
4400
River, from Wa¬ zee to Wewatta.
Clermont
4500
FORTY-THIRD
AV,
Cherry
Dexter
Dahlia
Eudora
Elm
Fairfax
Fir
4600
4700
4800
4900
5000
5100
5200
T w e n t y -eighth north of Colfax av, from Race east to Yosemite. Race 2000
Vine 2100
Gaylord
2200
FORTY-SIXTH AV,
Claude Court
Thirty-first north
York
2300
of Colfax
av,
Josephine
2400
from Broadway
Columbine
2500
east to Quebec.
Elizabeth
2600
Broadway
u
Thompson Court
Leaf Court
100
Clayton
2700
Lincoln
Fillmore
2900
Sherman
200
Milwaukee
3000
Grant
300
St Paul
3100
Logan
400
Steele
3200
Pennsylvania
500
Adams
3300
Pearl
600
Cook
3400
Washington
700
Madison
3500
Platte River
Munroe
3600
Not platted -
1400
Garfield
3700
Lafayette
Jackson
3800
Humboldt
1500
Harrison
3900
Franklin
1600
Colorado Boule-
Baldwin Court
1700
vard
4000
Gilpin
Albion
4100
Williams
1800
Ash
4200
High
1900
Bellaire
4300
Race
2000
Birch
4400
Vine
2100
Clermont
4500
Gaylord
2200
Cherry
4600
Claude Court
Dexter
4700
York
2300
Dahlia
4800
Josephine
2400
E'udora
' 4900
Columbine
2500
Elm
5000
Elizabeth
2600
Fairfax
5100
Thompson Court
Fir
5200
Clayton
2700
Glencoe
5300
Fillmore
2900
Grape
5400
Milwaukee
3000
Not platted-
St Paul
3100
Monaco
6500
Steele
3200
Magnolia
6600
Adams
3300
Niagara
6700
Cook
3400
Newport
6800
Madison
3500
Oneida
6900
Munroe
3600
Olive
7000
Garfield
3700
Pontiac
7100
Jackson
3800
Poplar
7200
Harrison
3900
Quebec
7300
Colorado Boule
-
Quince
7400
vard
4000
Roslyn
7500
Albion
4100
Rosemary
7600
Ash
4200
Syracuse
7700
Bellaire
4300
Spruce
7800
Birch
4400
Trenton
7900
Clermont
4500
Tamarac
8000
Cherry
4600
Ulster
8100
Dexter
4700
Uinta
8200
Dahlia
4800
Valentia
8300
Eudora
4900
Verbena
8400
Elm
5000
Wabash
8500
Fairfax
5100
Willow
8600
Fir
5200
Xanthi
8700
Glencoe
5300
Xenia
8800
Grape
5400
Yosemite
8900
FOSTER COURT,
From West Twen¬ ty-ninth av and West Lake Place northeast to West Douglass Place.
FOURTEENTH. Fourteenth east of Platte River, from West Colfax av northwest, cross¬ ing Platte River to West Twenty- seventh av.
Colfax av
207
Court Place
300
Tremont Place
400
Glenarm Place
500
Welton
600
California
700
Stout
800
Champa
900
Curtis
1000
Arapahoe
1100
Lawrence
1200
Larimer
1300
Walnut
1340
Market
1400
Blake
1500
Wazee
1600
Wynkoop
1700
Wewatta
1800
Delgany
1900
Chestnut Place
2000
Platte River
Water
2300
Viaduct
2315
Platte
2400
W Twenty-sev¬
enth av
2441
FOURTEENTH AV,
First south of Col- fax av, from Broadway east to
Yosemite.
Broadway
Lincoln
Sherman
Grant
Logan
Pennsylvania
Pearl
Washington
Clarkson
Emerson
Ogden
Corona
Downing
Marion
Lafayette
Humboldt
Franklin
Gilpin
Williams
High
Race
Vine
Gaylord
York
Josephine
Columbine
Elizabeth
Clayton
Detroit
Fillmore
Milwaukee
St Paul
Steele
Adams
Cook
Madison
Munroe
Garfield
Jackson
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1100
1200
1300
1400
1500
1600
1700
1800
1900
2000
2100
2200
2300
2400
2500
2600
2700
2800
2900
3000
3100
3200
3300
3400
3500
3600
3700
3800
3900
4000
4100
4200
4300
4400
4500
4600
4700
4800
4900
5000
5100
5200
5300
5400
5500
5600
5700
5800
5900
6000
6100
6200
6300
6400
6500
6600
6700
6800
6900
7000
7100
7200
7300
7400
7500
7600
7800
7900
8000
8100
8200
8300
8400
8500
8600
8700
8800
8900
o f
rorn
av
We-
1100
1200
1300
1400
1500
1600
1670
h of
rom
it to
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1100
1200
1300
1400
Street and Avenue Guide.
Humboldt
1500
Franklin
1600
Gilpin
1700
Williams
1800
High
1900
Race
2000
Vine
2100
Gaylord
2200
York
2300
Josephine
2400
Columbine
2500
Elizabeth
2600
Clayton
2700
Detroit
2800
Fillmore
2900
Milwaukee
3000
St Paul
3100
Steele
3200
Adams
3300
Cook
3400
Madison
3500
Munroe
3600
Garfield
3700
Jackson
3800
Harrison
3900
Colorado Boule
vard
4000
Albion
4100
Ash
4200
Bellaire
4300
Birch
4400
Clermont
4500
Cherry
4600
Dexter
4700
Dahlia
4800
Eudora
4900
Elm
5000
Fairfax
5100
Fir
6200
Glencoe
5300
Grape
5400
Hudson
5500
Holly
5600
Ivanhoe
5700
Ivy
5800
Jersey
5900
Jasmine
6000
Kearney
6100
Krameria
6200
Leyden
6300
Locust
6400
Monaco
6500
Magnolia
6600
Niagara
6700
Newport
6800
Oneida
6900
Olive
7000
Pontiac
7100
Poplar
7200
Quebec
7300
Quince
7400
Roslyn
7500
Rosemary
7600
Syracuse
7700
Spruce
7800
Trenton
7900
Tamarac
8000
Ulster
8100
Uinta
8200
Valentia
8300
Verbena
8400
Wabash
8500
Willow
8600
Xanthi
8700
Xenia
8800
Yosemite
8900
FOX,
Sixth west of Broadway, num¬ bered north from West Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by numeral ave¬ nues to West Col¬ fax or Fifteenth
av and from West T w e nty -ninth av at 2900 to north limits. _
FRANKLIN, Sixteenth east of Broadway, num¬ bered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to Fortieth av and from Forty-sixth av at 4600 to north limits.
FRONT VIEW CRES¬ CENT, -
B e tween West Twenty-first and Twenty-third avs, from River Drive southwest to Clay.
GALAPAGO,
Seventh west of Broadway, num¬ bered north from West Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by numeral ave¬ nues to West Col¬ fax or Fifteenth av and from West Twenty-ninth av at 2900 to north limits.
GARDEN PLACE,
(Globeville), north and south.
GARFIELD,
Thirty - seventh east of Broadway, numbered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by numeral ave¬ nues to Seven¬ teenth av and from Twenty- sixth av at 2600 to north limits.
GAYLORD, Twenty-s econd east of Broadway, numbered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by numeral ave¬ nues to Fortieth av and from For¬ ty-third av at 4300 to north limits.
GILPIN,
Seventeenth east of Broadway, numbered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by numeral ave¬ nues to Fortieth av and from Forty-sixth av at 4600 to north lim¬ its.
GIRARD AV,
East through En¬ glewood.
GLENARM PLACE, Numbered north¬ east from West Colfax av and Twelfth st at 1201, crossed by nu¬ meral streets to
1825 at Broadway; from Twentieth av and Lincoln st at 2001 to Wash¬ ington st, and from Twen ty- sixth av and Clarkson st at 2735 to Downing and Thirtieth sts.
GLENCOE,
Thirteenth east of Colorado Boule¬ vard, numbered north from Ells¬ worth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
GLENN COURT, Between Vail ejo and Wyandot, from West Twen¬ ty-ninth av north to West Thirty- second av.
GRANT,
Third east of Broadway, num¬ bered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to Twentieth av, and from Forty-fourth av at 4400 to north limits.
GRAPE,
Fourteenth east of Colo rado Boule¬ vard, n u m b e red north from Ells¬ worth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
GRAY,
Seventh west of Sheridan Boule¬ vard, from West Ellsworth av north to West Fifty-second av.
GREEN COURT, Between Boule- vard F and Grove, numbered north from West Forty-first av at 4100, crossed by numeral avenues to West Forty- fourth av and from West Forty- eighth av to north limits.
GROVE,
Seventh west of Zuni, numbered north from West Ellsworth av 5,t 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to West Lake Place, from West Thir¬ ty-fifth av at 3500 to West For¬ ty-sixth av and from West For¬ ty-eighth av at 4800 to north limits.
Street and Avenue Guide.
63
HAMPDEN AV,
East through Englewood.
HARLAN,
Eighth west of Sheridan Boule¬ vard from West Ellsworth ay north to West Fifty-second av.
HARRISON, Thirty-ninth east of Broadway, numbered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by numeral ave¬ nues to Seven¬ teenth av and from Twenty- sixth av at 2600 to north limits.
HARVARD AV,
T w e n t y-sixth south of Ells¬ worth av, from South Broadway east to South Col¬ orado Boulevard.
S Broadway
0
S Lincoln
100
S Sherman
200
S Grant
300
S Logan
400
S Pennsylvania
600
S Pearl
600
S Washington
700
S Clarkson
800
S Emerson
900
S Ogden
1000
S Corona
1100
S Downing
1200
S Marion
1300
S Lafayette
1400
S Humboldt
1500
S Franklin
1600
S Gilpin
1700
S Williams
1800
S High
1900
S Race
2000
S Vine
2100
S Gaylord
2200
S York
2300
S University
S Josephine
2400
S Columbine
2500
S Clayton
2700
S Detroit
2800
S Fillmore
2900
S Milwaukee
3000
S St Paul
3100
S Steele
3200
S Adams
3300
S Cook
3400
S Madison
2500
S Munroe
3600
S Garfield
3700
S Jackson
3800
S Harrison
3900
S Colorado
Boulevard
4000
HAZEL COURT,
Between Grove and Hooker, num¬ bered north from West Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by numeral ave¬ nues to West Col¬ fax av, and from West Twenty- sixth av at 2600 to West Twenty- ninth av.
HIGH,
Nineteenth east of Broadway, numbered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by numeral ave¬ nues to Fortieth av, and from Forty-sixth av at 4600 to north lim¬ its.
HIGH COURT,
Between Wyandot and Zuni, from West Twenty- ninth av north to West Thirty-sec¬ ond av.
HIGHLAND AV, Same as West Twenty-sixth av.
HINDRY AV,
(North of Globe Smelter and east of County Road) east and west.
HOLLY,
Sixteenth east of Colorado Boule¬ vard, numbered north from Ells¬ worth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
HOOKER,
Eighth west of Zuni, numbered north from West Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to West Thirty-first av, from West Forty-first av at 4100 to West For¬ ty-sixth av, and from West Forty- eighth av at 4800 to north limits.
HUDSON,
Fifteenth east of Colorado Boule¬ vard, numbered north from Ells-
- worth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
HUMBOLDT, Fifteenth east of Broadway, num¬ bered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to Thirty-eighth av, and from Forty- sixth av at 4600 to Forty - eighth av.
HURON,
Eighth west of Broadway, num¬ bered north from West Twenty- ninth av at 2900 to north limits.
ILIFF AV,
Twenty-f o u r t h south of Ells¬
worth av, from South Broadway east to South Col¬ orado Boulevard.
S Broadway 0
S Lincoln 100
S Sherman 200
S Grant 300
S Logan 400
S Pennsylvania 500 S Pearl 600
S Washington 700
S Clarkson 800
S Emerson 900
S Ogden 1000
S Corona 1100
S Downing 1200
S Marion 1300
S Lafayette 1400
S Humboldt 1500
S Franklin 1600
S Gilpin 1700
S Williams 1800
S High 1900
S Race 2000
S Vine 2100
S Gaylord 2200
S York 2300
S University 2400
S Josephine 2400
S Columbine 2500
S Clayton 2700
S Detroit 2800
S Fillmore 2900
S Milwaukee 3000
S St Paul 3100
S Steele 3200
S Adams 3300
S Cook 3400
S Madison 3500
S Munroe 3600
S Garfield 3700
S Jackson 3800
S Harrison 3900
S Colorado Boulevard 4000
INCA,
Eighth west of Broadway, num¬ bered north from West Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by numeral ave¬ nues to West Col¬ fax or Fifteenth av, and from West Twenty- ninth av to north limits.
INGALLS,
Ninth west of Sheridan Boule¬ vard, from West Ellsworth av north to West Fifty-second av.
IOWA AV,
Seventeenth south of Ellsworth av, from South Broadway east to South Colorado Boulevard.
S Broadway
0
S Lincoln
100
S Sherman
200
S Grant
300
S Logan
400
S Pennsylvania
500
S Pearl
600
S Washington
700
S Clarkson
800
S Emerson
900
S Ogden
1000
S Corona
1100
S Downing
1200
S Marion
1300
S Lafayette
1400
S Humboldt
1500
S Franklin
1600
S Gilpin
1700
S Williams
1800
S High
1900
S Race
2000
S Vine
2100
S Gaylord
2200
S York
2300
S University
S Josephine
2400
S Columbine
2500
S Clayton
2700
S Detroit
2800
S Fillmore
2900
S Milwaukee
3000
S St Paul
3100
S Steele
3200
S Adams
3300
S Cook
3400
S Madison
3500
S Munroe
3600
S Garfield
3700
S Jackson
3800
S Harrison
3900
S Colorado
Boulevard
4000
IRVING,
Ninth west of
Zuni, numbered
north from West
Ellsworth
av at
0, crossed
by nu-
meral avenues to
north limits.
IVANHOE, Seventeenth east of Colorado. Boulevard, num¬ bered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
IVY,
Eighteenth east of Colorado Boulevard, num¬ bered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
JACKSON,
Thirty - eighth east of Broad¬ way, numbered north from Ells¬ worth av at 0, crossed b y nu¬ meral avenues to Seventeenth a v, and from Twen¬ ty-sixth av at 2600 to north lim¬ its.
JASMINE,
Twentieth east of Colorado Boule¬ vard, numbered north from Ells¬ worth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
JASON,
Ninth west of Broadway, num¬ bered north from
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Street and Avenue Guide.
West Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by numeral ave¬ nues to West Col¬ fax or Fifteenth av and from Del- gany and Eight¬ eenth s t s to north limits.
JAVA COURT, Between Irving and Julian, from West Thirteenth av at 1300 north to West Colfax av.
JAY,
Tenth west of Sheridan Boule¬ vard, from West Ellsworth av north t o West Fifty-second av.
JERSEY,
Nineteenth east of Colorado Bou¬ levard numbered north from Ells¬ worth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to Colfax av.
JEWELL AV, Twentieth south of Ellsworth av, from South Broadway east to South Colorado Boulevard.
S Broadway
0
S Lincoln
100
S Sherman
200
S Grant
300
S Logan
400
S Pennsylvania
500
S Pearl
600
S Washington
700
S Clarkson
800
S Emerson
900
S Ogden
1000
S Corona
1100
S Downing
1200
S Marion
1300
S Lafayette
1400
S Humboldt
1500
S Franklin
1600
S Gilpin
1700
S Williams
1800
S High
1900
S Race
2000
S Vine
2100
S Gaylord
2200
S York
2300
S University
S Josephine
2400
S Columbine
2500
S Clayton
2700
S Detroit
2800
S Fillmore
2900
S Milwaukee
3000
S St Paul
3100
S Steele
3200
S Adams
3300
S Co ole
3400
S MadfSPn5
3500
S Munroe
3600
S Garfield
3700
S Jackson
3800
S Harrison
3900
S Colorado
Boulevard 4000
JOSEPHINE,
Twenty - fourth east of Broad¬ way, numbered north from Ells¬ worth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to Seventeenth av, and from Twen¬ ty-sixth a v at 2600 to north lim¬ its.
JULIAN,
Tenth west of Zuni, numbered north from West Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
KALAMATH,
Tenth west of Broadway, num¬ bered north from West Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by numeral ave¬ nues to West Col¬ fax or Fifteenth av, and from West Twenty- ninth av at 2900 to north limits.
KEARNEY, Twenty-first east of Colorado Boul¬ evard, numbered north from Ells¬ worth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
KENDALL,
Eleventh west of Sheridan Boule¬ vard, from West Ellsworth av north to West Fifty-second av.
KENSING COURT, Between Six¬ teenth and Sev¬ enteenth, from Platte northwest to Erie.
KENTUCKY AV, Tenth south of Ellsworth av, from South Broad¬ way east to South Colorado Boule¬
vard.
S Broadway 0
S Lincoln 100
S Sherman 200
S Grant 300
S Logan 400
S Pennsylvania 500 S Pearl 600
S Washington 700
S Clarkson 800
S Emerson 900
S Ogden 1000
S Corona 1100
S Downing 1200
Washington Pk S Franklin 1600
S Gilpin 1700
S Williams 1800
S High 1900
S Race 2000
S Vine 2100
S Gaylord 2200
S York 2300
S University 2400 Not platted -
S Colorado Boulevard 4000
KING,
Eleventh west of Zuni, numbered north from West Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to West Twenty- ninth av, and from West Thirty- eighth av at 3800 to West Fiftieth av.
KNOX COURT,
Between Julian and King, num¬ bered north from West Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by numeral ave¬ nues to West Col¬ fax av, from West Forty-first av at 4100 to West For¬ ty-fourth av, and from West Forty- eighth av at 4800 to West Fiftieth av.
KRAMERIA,
T w e n t y-second east of Colorado Boulevard, num¬ bered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
LAFAYETTE, Fourteenth east of Broadway, num¬ bered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to Thirty-eighth av, and fr.om Forty- sixth av at 4600 t o Forty-eighth av.
LAMAR,
Twelfth west of Sheridan Boule¬ vard, from West Ellsworth av north to West Fifty-second av.
LARIMER,
Numbered north¬ east from Platte River at 0, crossed by numeral streets from First and West Colfax av at 100 to Fortieth.
LAWRENCE, Numbered north¬ east from Third and West Colfax av at 301, crossed by numeral streets to 3505 at Thirty- fifth st.
LEAF COURT, Between Broad¬ way and Lincoln,
numbered north from Forty-fourth av at 4400, crossed by numeral ave¬ nues to Fiftieth av.
LEE COURT,
From West For¬ tieth to West Forty-first av be¬ tween Q u i v a s and Shoshone.
LEETSDALE DRIVE, From Colorado Boulevard and Bayaud av south¬ east to Leetsdale.
LEYDEN,
Twenty-third east of Colorado Boule- vard, numbered north from Ells¬ worth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
LILAC AV,
From West How¬ ard Place north to West Colfax av.
LINCOLN,
First east of Broadway, n u in¬ hered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to Twentieth av, and from Forty-sec¬ ond av at 4200 to north limits.
LINLEY COURT, Between King st and Lowell Boule¬ vard, from West Eighth av at 800 north to West Tenth av.
LINWOOD, Between West Ninth and Tenth avs, from Zenobia west to Sheridan Boulevard.
LIPAN,
Eleventh west of Broadway, num¬ bered north from West Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by numeral avenues to West Colfax or Fifteenth av, and from West Twen¬ ty - ninth av at 2900 to north limits.
LOCUST,
Twenty-f o u r t h east of Colorado Boulevard, n u in¬ hered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
LOGAN,
Fourth east of Broadway, num¬ bered north from Ellsworth av at
Street and Avenue Guide.
65
0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to Twentieth av, and from Forty-fourth av at 4400 to north limits.
LOUISIANA AV,
Fourteenth south of Ellsworth av, from South Broad¬ way east to South Colorado Boule¬
vard.
S Broadway 0
S Lincoln 100
S Sherman 200
S Grant 300
S Logan 400
S Pennsylvania 500 S Pearl 600
S Washington 700
S Clarkson 800
S Emerson 900
S Ogden 1000
S Corona 1100
S Downing 1200
S Marion 1300
S Lafayette 1400
S Humboldt 1500
S Franklin 1600
S Gilpin 1700
S Williams 1800
S High 1900
S Race 2000
S Vine 2100
S Gaylord 2200
S York 2300
S University S Josephine 2400
S Columbine 2500
S Elizabeth 2600
S Clayton 2700
S Detroit 2800
S Fillmore 2900
S Milwaukee 3000
S St Paul 3100
S Steele 3200
S Adam§ 3300
S Cook 3400
S Madison 3500
S Munroe 3600
S Garfield 3700
S Jackson 3800
S Harrison 3900
S Colorado Boulevard 4000
LOWELL BOULE¬ VARD,
Twelfth west of Z u n i, numbered north from West Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
LYLE COURT, Between Umatilla and Vallejo, from West Twenty- ninth av north to West Thirty-sec¬ ond av. McClellan,
First southeast of L a r imer, from Ames to Thirty- eighth av.
McDUFFEE COURT, First north of Blake, from Twenty-s econd northeast to Twenty-third.
MADISON, Thirty-fifth east of Broadway, numbered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by numeral ave¬ nues to Seven¬ teenth av, and from T w enty- sixth av at 2600 to north limits.
MAGNOLIA, Twenty-sixth east of Colorado Bou¬ levard, numbered north from Ells¬ worth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
MAPLE AV,
Between Bayaud and Cedar avs, from Broadway east to South Lo-
gan.
S Broadway
0
S Lincoln
100
S Sherman
200
S Grant
300
S Logan
338
MARION,
Thirteenth east of Broadway, numb ered north from E 1 1 s w o rth av at 0, crossed by numeral ave¬ nues to Thirty- eighth av.
MARIPOSA,
Twelfth west of Broadway, num¬ bered north from West First av at 100, crossed by numeral avenues to West Colfax or Fifteenth av, and from West Thirty- second av at 3200 to north limits.
MARKET,
Numbered horth- east from Cherry Creek and Four¬ teenth st at 1401, crossed by nu¬ meral streets to Twenty-third st.
MARSHALL, Thirteenth west of Sheridan Bou¬ levard, from West Ellsworth av north to West Fifty-second av.
MEADE,
Thirteenth west of Zuni, numbered north from West Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
MEXICO AV, Eighteenth south of Ellsworth av, from South Broad¬ way east to South Colorado Boule¬ vard.
S Broadway 0
S Lincoln 100
S Sherman 200
S Grant 300
S Logan 400
S Pennsylvania 500 S Pearl 600
S Washington 700
S Clarkson 800
S Emerson 900
S Ogden 1000
S Corona 1100
S Downing 1200
S Marion 1300
S Lafayette 1400
S Humboldt 1500
S Franklin 1600
S Gilpin - 1700
S Williams 1800
S High 1900
S Race 2000
S Vine 2100
S Gaylord 2200
S York 2300
S University S Josephine 2400
S Columbine 2500
S Clayton 2700
S Detroit 2800
S Fillmore 2900
S Milwaukee 3000
S St Paul 3100
S Steele 3200
S Adams 3300
S Cook 3400
S Madison 3500
S Munroe 3600
S Garfield 3700
S Jackson 3800
S Harrison 3900
S Colorado Bou¬ levard 4000
MILWAUKEE,
Thirtieth east of B r o adway, num¬ bered north from Ellsworth av at 0, Crossed by nu¬ meral a v enues to Seventeenth av, and from Twenty- sixth av at 2600 to north limits.
MISSISSIPPI AV, Twelfth south of Ellsworth av, from South Broadway east to Colo rado Boule¬
vard.
S Broadway 0
S Lincoln 100
S Sherman 200
S Grant 300
S Logan 400
S Pennsylvania 500 S Pearl 600
S Washington 700
S Clarkson 800
S Emerson 900
S Ogden 1000
S Corona 1100
S Downing 1200
S Marion 1300
S Lafayette 1400
S Humboldt 1500
S Franklin 1600
S Gilpin 1700
S Williams 1800
S High 1900
S Race 2000
S Vine 2100
S Gaylord 2200
S York 2300
S University S Josephine 2400
S Columbine 2500
S Elizabeth 2600
S Clayton 2700
S Detroit 2800
S Fillmore 2900
S Milwaukee 3000
S St Paul 3100
S Steele 3200
S Adams .3300
S Cook 3400
S Madison 3500
S Munroe 3600
S Garfield 3700
S Jackson 3800
S Harrison 3900
S Colorado Bou¬ levard 4000
MONACO,
T w enty - f if th east of Colorado Boulevard, num¬ bered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
MONROE,
B e t w een West Seventh and Ninth avs, from Zenobia west to S h e r i dan Boule¬ vard.
MONTVIEW BOULE¬ VARD,
Same as Twenti eth av, from Cole rado Boulevard a*; 4000 east to Yo- Semite.
MORRISON ROAD,
From Boulevard F and" West Holden Place, northeast to West Colfax av.
MUNROE,
Thirty-sixth east of Broadway, numbered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by numeral ave¬ nues to Seven¬ teenth av, and from Twenty- sixth av at 2600 to north limits.
NAPLES COURT, Between Newport and Oneida, num¬ bered north from T h i rty-eighth av at 3800 to north limits.
NAVAJO,
Thirteenth wes£ of B r o a-d w a yt crossed by nu¬ meral a v e n u e s from West Sec¬ ond av at 2 0 0 north to West Colfax or Fif¬ teenth av, and from West Thir¬ ty-second ave at 3200 to north lim¬ its.
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66
Street and Avenue Guide.
NEIL PLACE.
Between Twenty- eighth and Twen¬ ty-ninth avs, from Munroe east to Jackson.
NEW HAVEN, Numbered north¬ east from Nine¬ teenth st at 1905 to Twentieth st between Wewat- ta and Delgany sts.
NEWLANDS,
Fourteenth west of Sheridan Boul¬ evard, from West Ellsworth av north to West Fifty-second av.
NEWPORT,
Twenty - eighth east of Colorado Boulevard, num¬ bered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
NEWTON, ~
Fourteenth west of Zuni, num¬ bered north from West Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by numeral ave- n u e s to West Colfax av, and from Sloa n's Lake to north limits.
NIAGARA,
Twenty - seventh east of Colorado Boulevard, num¬ bered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north, limits.
NINETEENTH, Nineteenth east of Platte River, from Welton and Broadway north-
w e s t, crossing Platte River to Pecos and West Thirty-second av. Welton 600
California 700
Stout 800
Champa 900
Curtis 1000
Arapahoe 1100
Lawrence 1200
Larimer 1300
Market 1400
Blake 1500
Wazee 1600
Wynkoop 1700
Wewatta. 1800
New Haven 1901 Chestnut Place 2035 Platte River 2143 Platte 2400
Osage 2445
Central 2500
Pecos 2543
Boulder 2562
NINETEENTH
AV,
Fourth north of
Colfax av,
from
Broadway east to
Downing,
from
Franklin east to
High and
from
Colorado
Boule-
vard east
to Yo-
Semite.
Broadway
0
Lincoln
100
Sherman
200
Grant
300
Logan
400
Pennsylvania 500
Pearl
600
Washington
700
Clarkson
800
Park av
834
Emerson
900
Ogden
1000
Downing
1200
Franklin
1600
Gilpin
1700
Williams
1800
High
1900
Colorado Boule-
vard
4000
Albion
4100
Bellaire
4300
Clermont
4500
Cherry
4600
Dahlia
4800
Eudora
4900
Elm
5000
Fairfax
5100
Filbert Court
Fir
5200
Glencoe
5300
Grape
5400
Hudson
5500
Holly
5600
Ivanhoe
5700
Ivy
5800
Jersey
5900
Jasmine
6000
Kearney
6100
Krameria
6200
Leyden
6300
Locust
6400
Monaco
6500
Magnolia
6600
Niagara
6700
Newport
6800
Oneida
6900
Olive
7000
Pontiac
7100
Poplar
7200
Quebec
7300
Quince
7400
Roslyn
7500
Rosemary
7600
Syracuse
7700
Spruce
7800
Trenton
7900
Tamarac
8000
Ulster
8100
Uinta
8200
Valentia
8300
Verbena
8400
Wabash
8500
Willow
8600
Xanthi
8700
Xenia
8800
Yosemite
8900
NINTH,
Ninth east of
Platte
River,
from West Col¬
fax av northwest,
crossing
Platte
River to
West
Twenty-sixth av.
W Colfax av 917 Champa 1000
Curtis 1100
Lawrence 1200
Larimer 1300
Walnut 1400
Wazee 1500
Wynkoop 1600
Wewatta 1670
Not platted - Platte River Water 2300
Platte 2400
W Twenty-sixth, av 2438
NINTH AV,
Sixth south of Colfax av, from Broadway east to Quebec.
Broadway
0
Lincoln
100
Sherman
200
Grant
300
Logan
400
Pennsylvania
500
Pearl
600
Washington
700
Clarkson
800
Emerson
900
Ogden
1000
Corona
1100
Downing
1200
Marion
1300
Lafayette
1400
Humboldt
1500
Congress Park
Race
2000
Vine
2100
Gaylord
2200
York
2300
Josephine
2400
Columbine
2500
Elizabeth
2600
Clayton
2700
Detroit
2800
Fillmore
2900
Milwaukee
3000
St Paul
3100
Steele
3200
Adams
3300
Cook
3400
Madison
3500
Munroe
3600
Garfield
3700
Jackson
3800
Harrison
3900
Colorado Boule
vard
4000
Albion
4100
Ash
4200
Bellaire
4300
Birch
4400
Clermont
4500
Cherry
4600
Dexter
4700
Dahlia
4800
Eudora
4900
Elm
5000
Fairfax
5100
Fir
5200
Glencoe
5300
Grape
5400
Hudson
5500
Holly
5600
Ivanhoe
5700
Ivy
5800
Jersey
5900
Jasmine
6000
Kearney
6100
Krameria
6200
Leyden
6300
Locust
6400
Monaco
6500
Magnolia 6600
Niagara 6700
Newport 6800
Oneida 6900
Olive 7000
Pontiac 7100
Poplar 7200
Quebec 7300
OAK,
Between Winona Court and Wolff, from West Byron Place north to West Twenty- sixth av.
OAKLEY LANE, First east of Platte River, from West Bay- aud av northwest to Osage.
OGDEN,
Tenth east of Broadway, num. bered north from Ellsworth av at 0 crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to Twenty-sixth av and from Forty- seventh av at 4700 to north limits.
OHIO AV,
Ninth south of Ellsworth av from South Broadway east to South Colorado
Boulevard.
S Broadway 0
S Lincoln 100
S Sherman 200
S Grant 300
S Logan 400
S Pennsylvania 500 S Pearl 600
S Washington 700 S Clarkson 800
S Emerson 900
S Ogden 1000
S Corona 1100
S Downing 1200 Washington Pk S Franklin 1600 S Gilpin 1700
S Williams 1800 S High 1900
S Race 2000
S Vine 2100
S Gaylord 2200
S York 2300
S University 2400 Not platted -
S Colorado
Boulevard 4000 OLIVE,
Thirtieth east of Colorado Boule¬ vard, numbered
north from Ells¬ worth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
ONEIDA,
T wenty -ninth east of Colorado Boulevard, num¬ bered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
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OSAGE,
Fourteenth west of Broadway, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues from West Sec¬ ond av at 200 north to West Colfax o r Fif¬ teenth av, and from Nineteenth and Central at 3108 to north lim¬ its.
OSCEOLA,
Fifteenth west of Zuni, numbered north from West Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
OTIS,
Fifteenth west of Sheridan Boule¬ vard, from West Ellsworth av north to West Fifty-second av.
PARK AV,
Continuation o f Twenty - third st from Twentieth av southeast to
Colfax av. Twentieth av 1963 Washington 1966 Clarkson 1946
Nineteenth av Emerson 1830
Ogden 1761
Eighteenth av Downing 1726
Seventeenth av Marion 1668
Lafayette 1638
Sixteenth av Humboldt 1550
Colfax av 1518
PARK PLACE,
Between Twen¬ ty-first and Twenty - second av, from Race east to Vine.
PAUL,
North and south, between West Howard Place and West Four¬ teenth av.
PEARL,
Sixth east of Broadway, num¬ bered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to Twentieth a v, and from Forty- fourth av at 4400 to north limits.
PECOS,
Fifteenth west of Broadway, cross¬ ed by numeral avenues from West Eleventh av at 1100 to West Colfax av, and from Platte st and Central Court at 2900 to north limits.
PENNSYLVANIA,
Fifth east of Broadway, num¬ bered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to Twentieth a v, and from Forty- fourth av at 4400 to north limits.
PERKINS,
First west of Platte River, from Washington st southwest to Thirty-fourth st.
PERRY,
Sixteenth west of Zuni, numbered north from West Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
PIERCE,
Sixteenth west of Sheridan Boule¬ vard, from West Ellsworth av north to West Fifty-second av.
PLATTE,
Second north of Platte River, numbered north¬ east from Zuni at 700, crossed by numeral streets to Nineteenth.
PONTIAC,
Thirty-first east of Colorado Boulevard, num¬ bered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
POPLAR,
Thirty - second east of Colorado Boulevard, num¬ bered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
POTTER COURT, First north of Blake, from Twenty - third nort heast to Twenty-fourth.
PROSPECT AV,
Same as West Thirty-eighth av.
QUEBEC,
Thirty-third east of Colorado Boulevard, num¬ bered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
QUINCE,
Thirty - fourth east of Colorado Boulevard, num¬ bered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬
meral avenues to north limits.
QUITMAN, Seventeenth west of Zuni, number¬ ed north from West Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by numeral ave¬ nues to north limits.
QUIVAS,
Sixteenth west of Broadway, cross¬ ed by numeral avenues from West Sixth av at 600 north to West Fourteenth a v, and from West Thirty-second av at 3200 to north limits.
RACE,
Twentieth east of Broadway, num¬ bered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to Fortieth av and from Forty-third av at 4300 to north limits.
RALEIGH, Eighteenth west of Zuni, number¬ ed north from West Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by numeral ave¬ nues to north limits.
RARITAN, Seventeenth west of Broad way, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues from West Ells¬ worth av at 0 to West Thirteenth av, and from West Forty-first av at 4100 to West For¬ ty-fourth av.
RICHTHOFEN PLACE Between Eleventh and Twelfth avs, from Holly east to Yosemite.
Holly
5600
Ivanhoe
5700
Ivy
5800
Jersey
5900
Jasmine
6000
Kearney
6100
Krameria
6200
Leyden
6300
Locust
6400
Monaco
6500
Magnolia
6600
Niagara
6700
Newport
6800
Oneida
6900
Olive
7000
Pontiac
7100
Poplar
7200
Quebec
7300
Quince
7400
Roslyn
7500
Rosemary
7600
Syracuse
7700
Spruce
7800
Trenton
7900
Tamarac
8000
Ulster
8100
Uinta
8200
Valentia
8300
Verbena
8400
Wabash
8500
Willow
8600
Xanthi
8700
Xenia
8800
Yosemite
8900
RIVER DRIVE,
Between
West
Twenty-first
and
Twenty-third avs, from Zuni west to Clay.
ROSEMARY, Thirty-sixth east Colorado Boule¬ vard, numbered north from Ells¬ worth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
ROSLYN,
Thirty-fifth east of Colorado Boule- vard, numbered north from Ells¬ worth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
ROSS COURT,
From West Lake Place northeast to West Douglass Place.
ROX BURGH COURT,
From West Thir¬ ty-second av and West Lake Place northeast to West Bosler Place.
ROY COURT,
From West Lake Place northeast to West Douglass Place.
RUBY PLACE,
Between Richtho¬ fen Place and Twelfth av, from Newport east to Oneida.
SAND,
First west of Platte River, from Washington st southwest to Thirty-fourth st.
SECOND,
Second east of Platte River, from West Colfax av northwest to Platte River.
W Colfax av
1200
Larimer
1300
Walnut
1400
Wazee
1500
Platte River
1537
SECOND AV,
Thirteenth south of Colfax av, from Broadway east to Yosemite.
Broadway 0
Lincoln 100
Sherman 200
68
Street and Avenue Guide.
Grant
300
Logan
400
Pennsylvania
500
Pearl
600
Washington
700
Clarkson
800
Emerson
900
Ogden
1000
Corona
1100
Downing
1200
Marion
1300
Lafayette
1400
Humboldt
1500
Franklin
1600
Gilpin
1700
Williams
1800
High
1900
Race
2000
Vine
2100
Gaylord
2200
York
2300
Josephine
2400
Columbine
2500
Elizabeth
2600
Clayton
2700
Detroit
2800
Fillmore
2900
Milwaukee
3000
St Paul
3100
Steele
3200
Adams
3300
Cook
3400
Madison
3500
Munroe
3600
Garfield
3700
Jackson
3800
Harrison
3900
Colorado Boule
vard
4000
Albion
4100
Ash
4200
Bellaire
4300
Birch
4400
Clermont
4500
Cherry
4600
Dexter
4700
Dahlia
4800
Eudora
4900
Elm
5000
Fairfax
5100
Fir
5200
Glencoe
5300
Grape
5400
Hudson
5500
Holly
5600
Ivanhoe
5700
Ivy
5800
Jersey
5900
Jasmine
6000
Kearney
6100
Krameria
6200
Leyden
6300
Locust
6400
Monaco
6500
Magnolia
6600
Niagara
6700
Newport
6800
Oneida
6900
Olive
7000
Pontiac
7100
Poplar
7200
Quebec
7300
Quince
7400
Roslyn
7500
Rosemary
7600
Syracuse
7700
Spruce
7800
Trenton
7900
Tamarac
8000
Ulster
8100
Uinta
8200
Valentia
8300
Verbena
8400
Wabash
8500
Willow
8600
Xanthi 8700
Xenia 8800
Yosemite 8900
SEVENTEENTH,
Seventeenth east
of Platte
River,
from Broadway
and Court
Place
northwest,
cross-
ing Platte
River
to Teion
and
West Thirty-sec-
ond av.
Court Place
300
Tremont Place 400
Glenarm Place 500
Welton
600
California
700
Stout
800
Champa
900
Curtis
1000
Arapahoe
1100
Lawrence
1200
Larimer
1300
Market
1400
Blake
1500
Wazee
1600
Wynkoop
1700
Union Depot
Delgany
1900
Chestnut Place 2000
Bassett
2100
River Front Pk
Platte River
2346
Platte
2400
Central
2500
Boulder
2600
Erie
2662
SEVENTEENTH AV,
Second north of
Colfax av,
from
Broadway east to Yosemite. Broadway Lincoln Sherman Grant Logan
Pennsylvania Pearl
Washington Clarkson Emerson Ogden Downing Park av Marion Lafayette Humboldt Franklin Gilpin Williams High Race Vine Gaylord York
Not platted -
Detroit
2800
Fillmore
2900
Milwaukee
3000
St Paul
3100
Steele
3200
Adams
3300
Cook
3400
Madison
3500
Munroe
3600
Garfield
3700
Jackson
3800
Harrison
3900
Colorado Boule¬
vard
4000
Albion
4100
Bellaire
4300
Clermont 4500
Cherry 4600
Dahlia 4800
Eudora 4900
Elm 5000
Fairfax 5100
Filbert Court Fir 5200
Glencoe 5300
Grape 5400
Hudson 5500
Holly 5600
Ivanhoe 5700
Ivy 5800
Jersey 5900
Jasmine 6000
Kearney 6100
Krameria 6200
Leyden 6300
Locust 6400
Monaco 6500
Magnolia- 6600
Niagara 6700
Newport 6800
Oneida 6900
Olive 7000
Pontiac 7100
Poplar 7200
Quebec 7300
Quince 7400
Roslyn 7500
Rosemary 7600
Syracuse 7700
Spruce 7800
Trenton* 7900
Tamarac 8000
Ulster ' 8100
Uinta 8200
Valentia 8300
Verbena 8400
Wabash 8500
Willow 8600
Xanthi 8700
Xenia 8800
Yosemite 8900
SEVENTH,
Seventh east of Platte River, from West Colfax av and Champa northwest, cross¬ ing Platte River
to Zuni.
Champa 1011
Curtis 1100
Lawrence 1200
Larimer 1300
Walnut 1400
Wazee 1500
Wynkoop 1600
Wewatta 1670
Not platted - Platte River Water 2300
Platte 2400
Zuni 2431
SEVENTH AV,
Eighth south of Colfax av, from Broadway east to
Yosemite.
Broadway 0
Lincoln 100
Sherman 200
Grant 300
Logan 400
Pennsylvania 500 Pearl 600
Washington 700 *
Clarkson 800
Emerson 900
Ogden 1000
Corona 1100
Downing 1200
Marion
1300
Lafayette
1400
Humboldt
1500
Franklin
1600
Gilpin
170D
Williams
1800
High
1900
Race
2000
Vine
2100
Gaylord
2200
York
2300
Josephine
2400
Columbine
2500
Elizabeth
2600
Clayton
2700
Detroit
2800
Fillmore
2900
Milwaukee
3000
St Paul
3100
Steele
3200
Adams
3300
Cook
3400
Madison
3500
Munroe
3600
Garfield
3700
Jackson
3800
Harrison
3900
Colorado Boule'
vard
4000
Albion
4100
Ash
4200
Bellaire
4300
Birch
4400
Clermont
4500
Cherry
4600
Dexter
4700
Dahlia
4800
Eudora
4900
Elm
5000
Fairfax
5100
Fir
5200
Glencoe
5300
Grape
5400
Hudson
5500
Holly
5600
Ivanhoe
5700
Ivy
5800
Jersey
5900
Jasmine
6000
Kearney
6100
Krameria
6200
Leyden
6300
Locust
6400
Monaco
6500
Magnolia
6600
Niagara
6700
Newport
6800
Oneida
6900
Olive
7000
Pontiac
7100
Poplar
7200
Quebec
7300
Quince
7400
Roslyn
7500
Rosemary
7600
Syracuse
7700
Spruce
7800
Trenton
7900
Tamarac
8000
Ulster
8100
Uinta
8200
Valentia
8300
Verbena
8400
Wabash
8500
Willow
8600
Xanthi
8700
Xenia
8800
Yosemite
S900
SEVERN PLACE,
Between Seventh
and Eighth
avs,
from Dahlia
east
to Yosemite.
Dahlia
4800
Eudora
4900
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
1220
1300
1400
1500
1600
1700
1800
1900
2000
2100
2200
2300
Street and Avenue Guide.
69
Elm 5000
Fairfax 5100
Fir 5200
Glencoe 5300
Grape 5400
Hudson 5500
Holly 5600
Ivanhoe 5700
Ivy 5800
Jersey 5900
Jasmine 6000
Kearney 6100
Krameria 6200
Leyden 6300
Locust 6400
Monaco 6500
Magnolia 6600
Niagara 6700
Newport 6800
Oneida 6900
Olive 7000
Pontiac 7100
Poplar 7200
Quebec 7300
Quince 7400
Roslyn 7500
Rosemary 7600
Syracuse 7700
Spruce 7800
Trenton 7900
Tamarac 8000
Ulster 8100
Uinta 8200
Valentia 8300
Verbena 8400
Wabash 8500
Willow 8600
Xanthi 8700
Xenia 8800
Yosemite 8900
SHERIDAN BOULE¬ VARD,
Twenty - seventh west of Zuni, numbered north from West Ells¬ worth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to north limits.
SHERMAN,
Second east of Broadway, num¬ bered north from Ellsworth av at 0, crossed by nu¬ meral avenues to Twentieth av and from Forty-sec¬ ond av at 4200 to north limits.
SHOSHONE, Eighteenth west of Broadway, crossed by nu- meral avenues from West Sixth av at 600 north to West Fourteenth av, and from West Thirty-sec¬ ond av at 3200 to north limits.
SIXTEENTH, Sixteenth east of Platte River, from Broadway northwest, cross¬ ing Platte River to West Thirtieth av.
Broadway 126
Cleveland Place 200
Court Place
300
Tremont Place
400
Glenarm Place
500
Welton
600
California
700
Stout
800
Champa
900
Curtis
1000
Arapahoe
1100
Lawrence
1200
Larimer
1300
Market
1400
Blake
1500
WTazee
1600
Wynkoop
1700
Wewatta
1800
Delgany
1900
Chestnut Place
2000
Bassett
2100
Platte River
2354
Platte
2400
Central
2500
Boulder
2600
SIXTEENTH AV,
First north of
Colfax av, from
Broadway east to
Yosemite.
Broadway
0
Lincoln
100
Sherman
200
Grant
300
Logan
400
Pennsylvania
500
Pearl
600
Washington
700
Clarkson
800
Emerson
900
Ogden
1000
Downing
1200
Marion
1300
Lafayette
1400
Park av
1311
Humboldt
1500
Franklin
1600
Gilpin
1700
Williams
1800
High
1900
Race
2000
Vine
2100
Gaylord -
2200
York
2300
Not platted -
Detroit
2800
Fillmore
2900
Milwaukee
3000
St Paul
3100
Steele
3200
Adams
3300
Cook
3400
Madison
3500
Munroe
3600
Garfield
3700
Jackson
3800
Plarrison
3900
Colorado Boule¬
vard
4000
Albion
4100
Bellaire
4300
Clermont
4500
Cherry
4600
Dahlia
4800
Eudora
4900
Elm
5000
Fairfax
5100
Filbert Court
Fir
5200
Glencoe
5300
Grape
5400
Hudson
5500
Holly
5600
Ivanhoe
5700
Ivy
5800
Jersey
5900
Jasmine
6000
Kearney
6100
Krameria
6200
Leyden
6300
Locust
6400
Monaco
6500
Magnolia
6600
Niagara
6700
Newport
6800
Oneida
6900
Olive
7000
Pontiac
7100
Poplar
7200
Quebec
7300
Quince
7400
Roslyn
7500
Rosemary
7600
Syracuse
7700
Spruce
7800
Trenton
7900
Tamarac
8000
Ulster
8100
Uinta
8200
Valentia
8300
Verbena
8400
Wabash
8500
Willow
8600
Xanthi
8700
Xenia
8800
Yosemite
8900
SIXTH,
Sixth east
of
Platte River,
from West
Col-
fax av northwest
to Wewatta.
W Colfax av
1053
Curtis
1100
Lawrence
1200
Larimer
1300
Walnut
1400
Wazee
1500
Wynkoop
1600
Wewatta
1670
SIXTH AV,
Ninth south
of
Colfax av from
Broadway east to
Yosemite.
Broadway
0
Lincoln
100
Sherman
200
Grant
300
Logan
400
Pennsylvania
500
Pearl
600
Washington
700
Clarkson
800
Emerson
900
Ogden
1000
Corona
1100
Downing
1200
Marion
1300
Lafayette
1400
Humboldt
1500
Franklin
1600
Gilpin
1700
Williams
1800
High
1900
Race
2000
Vine
2100
Gaylord
2200
York
2300
Josephine
2400
Columbine
2500
Elizabeth
2600
Clayton
2700
Detroit
2800
Fillmore
2900
Milwaukee
3000
St Paul
3100
Steele
3200
Adams
3300.
Cook
3400
Madison
3500
Munroe 3600
Garfield 3700
Jackson 3800
Harrison 3900
Colorado Boule¬ vard 4000
Albion 4100
Ash 4200
Bellaire 4300
Birch 4400
Clermont 4500
Cherry 4600
Dexter 4700
Dahlia 4800
Eudora 4900
Elm 5000
Fairfax 5100
Fir 5200
Glencoe 5300
Grape 5400
Hudson 5500
Holly 5600
Ivanhoe 5700
Ivy 5800
Jersey 5900
Jasmine 6000
Kearney 6100
Krameria 6200
Leyden 6300
Locust 6400
Monaco 6500
Magnolia 6600
Niagara 6700
Newport 6800
Oneida 6900
Olive 7000
Pontiac 7100
Poplar 7200
Quebec 7300
Quince 7400
Roslyn 7500
Rosemary 7600
Syracuse 770(1
Spruce 7800
Trenton 7900
Tamarac 8000
Ulster 8100
Uinta 8200
Valentia 8300
Verbena 8400
Wabash 8500
Willow 8600
Xanthi 8700
Xenia 8800
Yosemite 8900
SOUTH ACOMA,
First west of
South Broadway from West Ken¬ tucky av at 900 south to limits.
W Kentucky av 900 W Tennessee avlOOO W Mississippi avllOO W Arizona av 1200 W Louisiana av 1300 W Arkansas av 1400
W Florida av 1500 W Iowa av 1600 W Mexico av 1700 W Colorado av 1800 W Jewell av 1900 W Asbury av 2000 W Evans av 2100 W Warren av 2200 W Iliff av 2300
W Wesley av 2400 W Harvard av 2500 W Vassar av 2600 W Yale av 2700 SOUTH ADAMS,
Thirty-third east of South Broad¬ way from Ells¬ worth av at 0 to south limits.
70
Street and Avenue Guide.
Ellsworth av 0
Bayaud av 100
Cedar av 200
Alameda av 300
Dakota av 400
Virginia av 500
Center av 600
Exposition av 700
Ohio av 800
Kentucky av 900
Tennessee av 1000
Mississippi av 1100
Arizona av 1200
Louisiana av 1300
Arkansas av 1400
Florida av 1500
Iowa av 1600
Mexico av 1700
Colorado av 1800
Jewell av 1900
Asbury av 2000
Evans av 2100
Warren av 2200
Iliff av 2300
Wesley av 2400
Harvard av 2500
Vassar av 2600
Yale av 2700
SOUTH ALBION, First east of
South Colorado Boulevard from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits.
SOUTH ALCOTT, Continuation o f Alcott from West Ellsworth av south.
SOUTH ASH,
Second east of South Colorado Boulevard from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits.
SOUTH BANNOCK, First west of South Broadway from West Ells¬ worth av at 0 south to limits.
W Ellsworth av 0 W Archer PI 40 W Bayaud av 100 W Maple av 152 W Cedar av 200 W Byers PI 240 W Alameda av 300 W Nevada PI 352 W Dakota av 400 W Alaska PI 452 W Virginia av 500 W Center av 600 W Exposition av 700 W Ohio av 800
W Kentucky av 900
W Tennessee av 1000 W Mississippi avllOO W Arizona av 1200 W Louisiana av 1300 W Arkansas av 1400
W Florida av 1500
W Iowa av 1600
W Mexico av 1700
W Colorado av 1800
W Jewell av 1900
W Asbury av 2000
W Evans av 2100
W Warren av 2200
W Iliff av 2300
W Wesley av 2400
W Harvard av 2500 W Vassar av 2600
W Yale av 2700
SOUTH BELLAIRE,
Third east of South Colorado Boulevard from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits. SOUTH BIRCH, Fourth east of South Colorado Boulevard from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits. SOUTH BOULEVARD F,
Continuation o f Boulevard F from West Ellsworth av south.
SOUTH BROADWAY,
Numbered south from Ellsworth av at 0 to south
limits.
Ellsworth av 0 W Archer Place 40 Bayaud av 100
Maple av 140
Cedar av 200
W Byers Place 240 Alameda av 300 W Nevada Place 353 Dakota av 400
W AlaskaPlace 453 Virginia av , 500
Center av 600
Exposition av 700 Ohio av 800
Kentucky av 900 Tennessee av 1000 Mississippi av 1100 Arizona av 1200 Louisiana av 1300 Arkansas av 1400 Florida av 1500 Iowa av 1600
Mexico av 1700
Colorado av 1800 Jewell av 1900
Asbury av 2000
Evans av 2100
Warren av 2200 Iliff av 2300
Wesley av 2400
Harvard av 2500 Vassar av 2600
Yale av 2700
SOUTH BRYANT,
Continuation o f Bryant from West Ellsworth av south.
SOUTH CANOSA COURT,
Continuation o f C a n o s a Court from West Ells¬ worth av south. SOUTH CHEROKEE, Second west of South Broadway, from West Ells¬ worth av at 0 south to West Yale av.
W Ellsworth av 0
W Archer PI 40
W Bayaud av 100
W Maple av 152
W Cedar av 200
W Byers PI 240
W Alameda av 300
W Nevada PI 352
W Dakota av 400
W Alaska PI 452
W Virginia av 500
W Center av 600
W Exposition av 700 W Ohio av 800
W Kentucky av 900 W Tennessee av 1000 W Mississippi av 1100
W Arizona av 1200 W Louisiana av 1300 W Arkansas av 1400 W Florida av 1500 W Iowa av 1600 W Mexico av 1700 W Colorado av 1800 W Jewell av 1900 W Asbury av 2000 W Evans av 2100 W Warren av 2200 W Iliff av 2300
W Wesley av 2400 W Harvard av 2500 W Vassar av 2600 W Yale av 2700 SOUTH CHERRY, Sixth east of South Colorado Boulevard from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits. SOUTH CLARKSON, Eighth east of South Broadway, numbered south
from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits.
Ellsworth av 0
Bayaud av 100
Cedar av 200
Alameda av 300
Dakota av 400
Virginia av 600
Center av 600
Exposition av 700
Ohio av 800
Kentucky av 900
Tennessee av 1000
Mississippi av 1100
Arizona av 1200
Louisiana av 1300
Arkansas av 1400
Florida av 1500
Iowa av 1600
Mexico av 1700
Colorado av 1800
Jewell av 1900
Asbury av 2000
Evans av 2100
Warren av 2200
Iliff av 2300
Wesley av 2400
Harvard av 2500
Vassar av 2600
Yale av 2700
SOUTH CLAY,
Continuation o f Clay from West E 1 Is w o r t h av south.
SOUTH CLAYTON,
Twenty - eighth east of South Broadway from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits.
Ellsworth av
0
Bayaud av
100
Cedar av
200
Alameda av
300
Dakota av
400
Virginia av
500
Center av
600
Exposition av 700
Ohio av 800
Kentucky av 900
Tennessee av 1000
Mississippi av 1100
Arizona av 1200
Louisiana av 1300
Arkansas av 1400
Florida av 1500
Iowa av 1600
Mexico av 1700
Colorado av 1800
Jewell av 1900
Asbury av 2000
Evans av 2100
Warren av 2200
Iliff av 2300
Wesley av 2400
Harvard av 2500
Vassar av 2600
Yale av 2700
SOUTH CLERMONT, Fifth east of South Colorado Boulevard from
Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits.
SOUTH COLORADO BOULEVARD, Fortieth east of South Broadway from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits.
Ellsworth av
0
Bayaud av
. 100
Cedar av
200
Alameda av
300
Dakota av
400
Virginia av
600
Center av
600
Exposition av
700
Ohio av
800
Kentucky av
900
Tennessee av
1000
Mississippi av
1100
Arizona av
1200
Louisiana av
1300
Arkansas av
1400
Florida av
1500
Iowa av
1600
Mexico av
1700
Colorado av
1800
Jewell av
1900
Asbury av
2000
Evans av
2100
Warren av
2600
Iliff av
2300
Wesley av
2400
Harvard av
2500
Vassar av
2600
Yale av
2700
SOUTH COLUMBINE,
Twenty -
sixth
east of :
South
Broadway
from
Ellsworth av at
0 to south limits.
Ellsworth av
0
Bayaud av
100
Cedar av
200
Alameda av
300
Dakota av
400
Virginia av
600
Center av
600
Exposition av
700
Ohio av
800
Kentucky av
900
Tennessee av
1000
Mississippi av
1100
Arizona av
1200
Louisiana av
1300
Arkansas av
1400
Florida av
1500
Street and Avenue Guide,
71
Iowa av
1600
Mexico av
1700
Colorado av
1800
Jewell av
1900
Asbury av
2000
Evans av
2100
Warren av
2200
Iliff av
2300
Wesley av
2400
Harvard av
2500
Vassar av
2600
Yale av
2700
SOUTH COOK,
Thirty - fourth
east of South
Broadway,
from
Ellsworth av at
0 to south limits.
Ellsworth av
0
Bayaud av
100
Cedar av
200
Alameda av
300
Dakota av
400
Virginia av
500
Center av
600
Exposition av
700
Ohio av
800
Kentucky av
900
Tennessee av
1000
Mississippi av
1100
Arizona av
1200
Louisiana av
1300
Arkansas av
1400
Florida av
1500
Iowa av
1600
Mexico av
1700
Colorado av
1800
Jewell av
1900
Asbury av
2000
Evans av
2100
Warren av
2200
Iliff av
2300
Wesley av
2400
Harvard av
2500
Vassar av
2600
Yale av
2700
SOUTH CORONA,
Eleventh east of South Broadway, numbered south from Ellsworth av at 0 to south
limits.
Ellsworth av
0
Bayaud av
100
Cedar av
200
Alameda av
300
Dakota av
400
Virginia av
600
Center av
600
Exposition av
700
Ohio av
800
Kentucky av
900
Tennessee av
1000
Mississippi av
1100
Arizona av
1200
Louisiana av
1300
Arkansas av
1400
Florida av
1500
Iowa av
1600
Mexico av
1700
Colorado av
1800
Jewell av
1900
Asbury av
2000
Evans av
2100
Warren av
2200
Iliff av
2300
Wesley av
2400
Harvard av
2500
Vassar av
2600
Yale av
2700
SOUTH DAHLIA,
Eighth east
of
South Colorado
Boulevard, from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits. SOUTH DALE COURT, Continuation of Dale Court from West Cedar av south.
SOUTH DECATUR,
Continuation of Decatur from West Ellsworth av south.
SOUTH DELAWARE,
Fourth west of South Broadway from West Ex¬ position av at 700 south to West Yale avenue.
W Exposition av 700
W Ohio av 800 W Kentucky av 900 W Tennessee av 1000
W Mississippi av 1100
W Arizona av 1200 W Louisiana av 1300
W Arkansas av 1400 W Florida av 1500 W Iowa av 1600 W Mexico av 1700 W Colorado av 1800 W Jewell av 1900 W Asbury av 2000 W Evans av 2100 W Warren av 2200 W Iliff av 2300
W Wesley av 2400 W Harvard av 2500 W Vassar av 2600 W Yale av 2700 SOUTH DEXTER, Seventh east of South Colorado Boulevard, from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits. SOUTH DOWNING, Twelfth east of South Broadway, numbered south from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits.
Ellsworth av 0 Bayaud av 100
Cedar av 200
Alameda av 300 Dakota av 400
Virginia av 500 Center av 600
Exposition av 700 Ohio av 800
Kentucky av 900 Tennessee av 1000 Mississippi av 1100 Arizona av 1200 Louisiana av 1300 Arkansas av 1400 Florida av 1500 Iowa av 1600
Mexico av 1700
Colorado av 1800 Jewell av 1900
Asbury av 2000
Evans av 2100
Warren av 2200 Iliff av 2300
Wesley av 2400
Harvard av 2500 Vassar av 2600
Yale av 2700
SOUTH ELATI, Third west of South Broadway, from West Ells¬ worth av at 0 south to West Cedar av and from West Expo¬ sition av at 700 to West Yale av W Ellsworth av 0
W Archer PI 40
W Bayaud av 100
W Maple av 152
W Cedar av 200
W Exposition av 700
W Ohio av 800
W Kentucky av 900 W Tennessee av 1000
W Mississippi av 1100
W Arizona av 1200 W Louisiana av 1300 W Arkansas av 1400 Overland Park - W Mexico av 1700 W Colorado av 1800 W Jewell av 1900 W Asbury av 2000 W Evans av 2100 W Warren av 2200 W Iliff 2300
W Wesley av 2400 W Harvard av 2500 W Vassar av 2600 W Yale av 2700 SOUTH ELIOT, Continuation of Eliot from West Cedar av south. SOUTH ELIZABETH, Twenty - seventh east of South Broadway, from Ellsworth av at 0 south to Florida. Ellsworth av 0 Bayaud av 100
Cedar av 200
Alameda av 300 Dakota av 400
Virginia av 500 Center av 600
Exposition av 700 Ohio av 800
Kentucky av 900 Tennessee av 1000 Mississippi av 1100 Arizona av 1200 Louisiana av 1300 Arkansas av 1400 Florida av 1500 SOUTH ELM, Tenth east of South Colorado Boulevard, from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits. SOUTH EMERSON, Ninth east of South Broadway, numbered south from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits.
Ellsworth av 0 Bayaud av 100
Cedar av 200
Alameda av 300
Dakota av 400
Virginia av 500
Center av 600
Exposition av 700
Ohio av 800
Kentucky a v 900
Tennessee av 1000
Mississippi av 1100
Arizona av 1200
Louisiana av 1300
Arkansas av 1400
Florida av 1500
Iowa av 1600
Mexico av 1700
Colorado av 1800
Jewell av 1900
Asbury av 2000
Evans av 2100
Warren av 2200
Iliff av 2300
Wesley av 2400
Harvard av 2500
Vassar av 2600
Yale av 2700
SOUTH EUDORA, Ninth east of South Colorado Boulevard from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits. SOUTH FAIRFAX, Eleventh east of South Colorado Boulevard from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits. SOUTH FILLMORE, Twenty - ninth east of South Broadway from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits. Ellsworth av 0 Bayaud av 100
Cedar av 200
Alameda av 300 Dakota av 400
Virginia av 500 Center av 600
Exposition av 700 Ohio av 800
Kentucky av 900 Tennessee av 1000 Mississippi av 1100 Arizona av 1200 Louisiana av 1300 Arkansas av 1400 Florida av 1500 Iowa av 1600
Mexico av 1700
Colorado av 1800 Jewell av 1900
Asbury av 2000
Evans av 2100
Warren av 2200 Iliff av 2300
Wesley av 2400 Harvard av 2500 Vassar av 2600
Yale av 2700
SOUTH FIR,
Twelfth east of South Colorado Boulevard from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits. SOUTH FOX,
Fourth west of South Broadway, from West Ells¬ worth av at 0
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Tale av.
W Ellsworth av 0
W Archer PI 40
W Bayaud av 100
W Maple av 152
W Cedar av 200
W Byers PI 240
W Alameda av 300
W Nevada PI 352
W Dakota av 400
W Alaska PI 452
W Virginia av 600
W Center av 600
W Exposition av 700
W Ohio av 800
W Kentucky av 900 W Tennessee av 1000
W Mississippi av 1100
W Arizona av 1200 W Louisiana av 1300 W Arkansas av 1400
Overland Park -
W Jewell av 1900 W Asbury av 2000 W Evans av 2100 W Warren av 2200 W Iliff 2300
W Wesley av 2400 «
W Harvard av 2500 W Vassar av 2600 W Yale av 270(1
SOUTH FRANKLIN,
Sixteenth east of South Broadway, numbered south from Ellsworth av at 0 to south
limits.
Fllsworth av 0
Bayaud av 100
Cedar av 200
Alameda av 300
Dakota av 400
Virginia av 500
Center av 600
Exposition av 700
Ohio av 800
Kentucky av 900
Tennessee av 1000
Mississippi av 1100
Arizona av 1200
Louisiana av 1300
Arkansas av 1400
Florida av 1500
Iowa av 1600
Mexico av 1700
Colorado av 1800
Jewell av 1900
Asbury av 2000
Evans av 2100
Warren av 2200
Iliff av 2300
Wesley av 2400
Harvard av 2500
Vassar av 2600
Yale av 2700
SOUTH GALAPAGO,
Fifth west of South Broadway, from West Ells¬ worth av at 0 south to West Yale av.
W Ellsworth av 0 W Archer Place 40 W Bayaud av 100 W Maple av 152 W Cedar av 200 W Byers Place 240 W Alameda av 300
W Nevada Place 352
W Dakota av 400 W Alaska Place 452 W Virginia av 500 W Center av 600 W Exposition av 700 W Ohio av 800
W Kentucky av 900 W Tennessee av 1000 W Mississippi av 1100
W Arizona av 1200 W Louisiana av 1300 W Arkansas av 1400 W Jewell av 1900 W Asbury av 2000 W Evans av 2100 W Warren av 2200 W Iliff av 2300
W Wesley av 2400 W Harvard av 2500 W Vassar av 2600 W Yale av 2700
SOUTH GARFIELD,
Thirty- seventh east of South Broadway, from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits.
Ellsworth av 0
Bayaud av 100
Cedar av 200
Alameda av 300
Dakota av 400
Virginia av 500
Center av 600
Exposition av 700
Ohio av 800
Kentucky av 900
Tennessee av 1000
Mississippi av 1100
Arizona av 1200
Louisiana av 1300
Arkansas av 1400
Florida av 1500
Iowa av 1600
Mexico av 1700
Colorado av 1800
Jewell av 1900
Asbury av 2000
Evans av 2100
Warren av 2200
Iliff av 2300
Wesley av 2400
Harvard av 2500
Vassar av 2600
Yale av 2700
SOUTH GAYLORD,
Twenty-se cond east of South B r o a dway , num¬ bered south from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits.
Ellsworth av 0
Bayaud av 100
Cedar av 200
Alameda av 300
Dakota av 400
Virginia av 500
Center av 600
Exposition av 700
Ohio av 800
Kentucky av 900
Tennessee av 1000
Mississippi av 1100
Arizona av 1200
Louisiana av 1300
Arkansas av 1400
Florida av 1500
Iowa av 1600
Mexico av 1700
Colorado av 1800
Jewell av 1900
Asbury av 2000
Evans av 2100
Warren av 2200
Iliff av 2300
Wesley av 2400
Harvard av 2500
Vassar av 2600
Yale av 2700
SOUTH GILPIN,
Seventeenth east of South Broad¬ way, numbered south, from Ells¬ worth av at 0 to south limits.
Ellsworth av 0
Bayaud av 100
Cedar av 200
Alameda av 300.
Dakota av 400
Virginia av 500
Center av 600
Exposition av 700
Ohio av 800
Kentucky av 900
Tennessee av 1000
Mississippi av 1100
Arizona av 1200
Louisiana av 1300
Arkansas av 1400
Florida av 1500
Iowa av 1600
Mexico av 1700
Colorado av 1800
Jewell av 1900
Asbury av 2000
Evans av 2100
Warren av 2200
Iliff av 2300
Wesley av 2400
Harvard av 2500
Vassar av 2600
Yale av 2700
SOUTH GLENCOE,
Thirteenth east of South Colorado Boulevard, from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits.
SOUTH GRANT, Third east of South Broadway, numbered south from Ellsworth av at 0 to south
limits.
Ellsworth av 0
Bayaud av 100
Maple av 140
Cedar av 200
Alameda av 300
Dakota av 400
Virginia av 500
Center av 600
Exposition av 700
Ohio av 800
Kentucky av 900
Tennessee av 1000
Mississippi av 1100
Arizona av 1200
Louisiana av 1300
Arkansas av 1400
Florida av 1500
Iowa av 1600
Mexico av 1700
Colorado av 1800
Jewell av 1900
Asbury av 2000
Evans av 2100
W arren av 2200
Iliff av 2300
Wesley av 2400
Harvard av 2500
Vassar av 2600
Yale av 2700
SOUTH GRAPE, Fourteenth east of South Colorado B o u 1 e vard from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits. SOUTH GROVE, Continuation of Grove, from West Ellsworth av south.
SOUTH HARRISON,
Thirty-ninth east of South Broad¬ way, from Ells¬ worth av at 0 to south limits.
Ellsworth av 0
Bayaud av 100
Cedar av 200
Alameda av 300
Dakota av 400
Virginia av 500
Center av 600
Exposition av 700
Ohio av 800
Kentucky av 900
Tennessee av 1000
Mississippi av 1100
Arizona av 1200
Louisiana av 1300
Arkansas av 1400
Florida av 1500
Iowa av 1600
Mexico av 1700
Colorado av 1800
Jewell av 1900
Asbury av 2000
Evans av 2100
Warren av 2200
Iliff av 2300
Wesley av 2400
Harvard av 2500
Vassar av 2600
Yale av 2700
SOUTH HAZEL COURT,
C o n t i n uation of Hazel Court, from West Ellsworth av south.
SOUTH HIGH, Nineteenth east of South Broadway, numbered south from Ellsworth av at 0 to south
limits.
Ellsworth av 0
Bayaud av 100
Cedar av 200
Alameda av 300
Dakota av 400
Virginia av 500
Center av 600
Exposition av 700
Ohio av 800
Kentucky av 900
Tennessee av 1000
Mississippi av 1100
Arizona av 1200
Louisiana av 1300
Arkansas av 1400
Florida av 1500
Iowa av 1600
Mexico av 1700
Colorado av 1800
Jewell av 1900
Asbury av 2000
Evans av 2100
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Warren av 2200
Iliff av 2300
Wesley av 2400
Harvard av 2500
Vassar av 2600
Yale av 2700
SOUTH HOLLY,
Sixteenth east of South Colorado Boulevard from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits.
SOUTH HOOKER, Continuation o f Hooker from West Ellsworth av south.
SOUTH HUDSON,
Fifteenth east of South Colorado Boulevard from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits.
SOUTH HUMBOLDT, Fifteenth east of South Broadway, numbered south from Ellsworth av at 0 to south
limits.
Ellsworth av 0
Bayaud av 100
Cedar av 200
Alameda av 300
Dakota av 400
Virginia av 500
Center av 600
Exposition av 700
'Ohio av 800
Kentucky av 900
Tennessee av 1000
Mississippi av 1100
Arizona av 1200
Louisiana av 1300
Arkansas av 1400
Florida av 1500
Iowa av 1600
Mexico av 1700
Colorado av 1800
Jewell av 1900
Asbury av 2000
Evans av 2100
Warren av 2200
Iliff av 2300
Wesley av 2400
Harvard av 2500
Vassar av 2600
Yale av 2700
SOUTH HURON,
Seventh west of South Broadway from West Expo¬ sition av at 700 south to West Yale av.
W Exposition av 700 W Ohio av 800
W Kentucky av 900 W Tennessee av 1000 W Mississippi av 1100 W Arizona av 1200 W Louisiana av 1300 W Arkansas av 1400 W Florida av 1500 Overland Park -
W Jewell av 1900 W Asbury av 2000 W Evans av 2100 W Warren av 2200 W Iliff av 2300
W Wesley av 2400
W Harvard av 2500 W Vassar av 2600
W Yale av 2700
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SOUTH INCA,
Sixth west of South Broadway from West Ells¬ worth av at 0 south to West Bayaud av, and from West Vir¬ ginia av at 500 south to West
Yale av.
W Ellsworth av 0 W Archer PI 40 W Bayaud av 100 W Virginia av 500 W Center av 600 W Exposition av 700 W Ohio av 800
W Kentucky av 900
W Tennessee av 1000 W Mississippi av 1100 W Arizona av 1200 W Louisiana av 1300 W Arkansas av 1400 W Florida av 1500 Overland Park -
W Jewell av 1900 W Asbury av 2000
W Evans av 2100
W Warren av 2200
W Iliff av 2300
W Wesley av 2400
W Harvard av 2500
W Vassar av 2600
W Yale av 2700
SOUTH IRVING,
Continuation o f Irving from West Ellsworth av south.
SOUTH IVANHOE,
Seventeenth east of South Colorado Boulevard from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits.
SOUTH IVY, Eighteenth east of South Colorado Boulevard from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits.
SOUTH JACKSON, Thirty - eighth east of South Broadway from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits.
Ellsworth av 0
Bayaud av 100
Cedar av 200
Alameda av 300
Dakota av 400
Virginia av 500
Center av 600
Exposition av 700
Ohio av 800
Kentucky av 900
Tennessee av 1000
Mississippi av 1100
Arizona av 1200
Louisiana av 1300
Arkansas av 1400
Florida av 1500
Iowa av 1600
Mexico av 1700
Colorado av 1800
Jewell av 1900
Asbury av 2000
Evans av 2100
Warren av 2200
Iliff av 2300
Wesley av 2400
Harvard av 2500
Vassar av 2600
Yale av 2700
SOUTH JASMINE, Nineteenth east of South Colorado Boulevard from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits. SOUTH JASON, Seventh west of South Broadway from' West Ells¬ worth av at 0 south to West Alameda av and from West Vir¬ ginia av at 500 south to West
Yale av.
W Ellsworth av 0 W Archer PI 40 W Bayaud av 100 W Maple av 152 W Cedar av 200 W Byers PI 240 W Alameda av 300 W Virginia av 500 W Custer PI W Center av 600 W Gill PI
W Exposition av 700 W Ohio av 800
W Kentucky av 900
W Tennessee av 1000 W Mississippi avllOO W Arizona av 1200 W Louisiana av 1300
Platte River W Jewell av 1900 W Asbury av 2000
W Evans av 2100
W Warren av 2200
W Iliff av 2300
W Wesley av 2400
W Harvard av 2500
W Vassar av 2600
W Yale av 2700
SOUTH JOSEPHINE,
Twenty-fifth east of South Broad- w a y, numbered south from Ells¬ worth av at 0 to south limits.
Ellsworth av 0
Bayaud av 100
Cedar av 200
Alameda av 300
Dakota av 400
Virginia av 500
Center av 600
Exposition av 700
Ohio av 800
Kentucky av 900
Tennessee av 1000
Mississippi av 1100
Arizona av 1200
Louisiana av 1300
Arkansas av 1400
Florida av 1500
Iowa av 1600
Mexico av 1700
Colorado av 1800
Jewell av 1900
Asbury av 2000
Evans av 2100
Warren av 2200
Iliff av 2300
Wesley av 2400
Harvard av 2500
Vassar av 2600
Yale av 2700
SOUTH JULIAN,
Continuation o f Julian from West
Ellsworth av south.
SOUTH KALAMATH,
Eighth west of South Broadway, from West Ells¬ worth av at 0, south to West Alameda av, and from West Mis¬ sissippi av at 1100 south to West Yale av.
W Ellsworth av 0
W Archer PI 40 W Bayaud av 100 W Maple av 152 W Cedar av 200 W Byers PI 240 W Alameda av 300 W Mississippi av 1100
W Arizona av 1200 W Louisiana av 1300
W Arkansas av 1400 W Florida av 1500 Platte River.
W Jewell av 1900 W Asbury av 2000 W Evans av 2100 W Warren av 2200 W Iliff av 2300
W Wesley av 2400 W Harvard av 2500 W Vassar av 2600 W Yale av 2700
SOUTH KEARNEY,
Twentieth east of South Colorado Boulevard, from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits.
SOUTH KING, Continuation of King from West Ellsworth av south.
SOUTH KNOX COURT
Continuation of Knox Court from West Ellsworth av south.
SOUTH KRAMERIA, Twenty-first east of South Colorado Boulevard, from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits.
SOUTH LAFAYETTE, Fourteenth east of South Broad- wT a y, numbered south from Ells¬ worth av at 0 to south limits.
Ellsworth av 0
Bayaud av 100
Cedar av 200
Alameda av 300
Dakota av 400
Virginia av 500
Center av 600
Exposition av 700
Ohio av 800
Kentucky av 900
Tennessee av 1000
Mississippi av 1100
Arizona av 1200
Louisiana av 1300
Arkansas av 1400
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Florida av 1500
Iowa av 1600
Mexico av 1700
Colorado av 1800
Jewell av 1900
Asbury av 2000
Evans av 2100
Warren av 2200
Iliff av 2300
Wesley av 2400
Harvard av 2500
Vassar av 2600
Yale av 2700
SOUTH LEYDEN,
Twenty - second east of South Col¬ orado Boulevard, from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits.
SOUTH LINCOLN,
First east of South Broadway, numbered south from Ellsworth av at 0 to south
limits.
Ellsworth av 0
Bayaud av 100
Maple av 140
Cedar av 200
Alameda av 300
Dakota av 400
Virginia, av 500
Center av 600
Exposition av 700
Ohio av 800
Kentucky av 900
Tennessee av 1000
Mississippi av 1100
Arizona av 1200
Louisiana av 1300
Arkansas av 1400
Florida av 1500
Iowa av 1600
Mexico av 1700
Colorado av 1800
Jewell av 1900
Asbury av 2000
Evans av 2100
Warren av 2200
Iliff av 2300
Wesley av 2400
Harvard av 2500
Vassar av 2600
Yale av 2700
SOUTH LIPAN,
Ninth west of South Broadway, from West Ells¬ worth av at 0 south t o West Yale av.
W Ellsworth av 0
W Archer PI 40
W Bayaud av 100
W Maple av 152
W Cedar av 200
W Byers PI 240
W Alameda av 300
W Nevada PI 352
W Dakota av 400
W Alaska PI 452
W Virginia av 500
W Custer PI W Center av 600 W Gill PI
W Exposition av 700 W Ohio av 800
W Kentucky av 900 W Tennessee av 1000
W Mississippi av 1100
W Arizona av 1200 W Louisiana av 1300 W Arkansas av 1400
W Florida av 1500
W Iowa av 1600
W Mexico av 1700
W Colorado av 1800
W Jewell av 1900
W Asbury av 2000
W Evans av 2100
W Warren av 2200
W Iliff av 2300
W Wesley av 2400
W Harvard av 2500
W Vassar av 2600
W Yale av 2700
SOUTH LOCUST,
Twenty-third east of South Colorado Boulevard, from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits. SOUTH LOGAN, Fourth east of South Broadway, numbered south
from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits.
Ellsworth av 0
Bayaud av 100
Maple av 140
Cedar av 200
Alameda av 300
Dakota av 400
Virginia av 500
Center av 600
Exposition av 700
Ohio av 800
Kentucky av 900
Tennessee av 1000
Mississippi av 1100
Arizona av 1200
Louisiana av 1300
Arkansas av 1400'
Florida av 1500
Iowa av 1600
Mexico av 1700
Colorado av 1800
Jewell av 1900
Asbury av 2000
Evans av 2100
Warren av 2200
Iliff av 2300
Wesley av 2400
Harvard av 2500
Vassar av 2600
Yale av 2700
SOUTH LOWELL BOULEVARD, Continuation o f Lowell Boulevard, from West Ells¬ worth av south.
SOUTH MADISON, Thirty-fifth east of South Broad¬ way, from Ells¬ worth av at 0 to south limits.
Ellsworth av 0
Bayaud av 100
Cedar av 200
Alameda av 300
Dakota av 400
Virginia av 500
Center av 600
Exposition av 700
Ohio av 800
Kentucky av 900
Tennessee av 1000
Mississippi av 1100
Arizona av 1200
Louisiana av 1300
Arkansas av 1400
Florida av 1500
Iowa av 1600
Mexico av 1700
Colorado av 1800
Jewell av 1900
Asbury av 2000
Evans av 2100
Warren av 2200
Iliff av 2300
Wesley av 2400
Harvard av 2500
Vassar av 2600
Yale a v 2700
SOUTH MAGNOLIA,
Twenty-fifth east of South Colorado Boulevard, from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits.
SOUTH MARION, Thirteenth east of South Broad- w a y, numbered south from Ells¬ worth av at 0 to south limits.
Ellsworth av 0
Bayaud av 100
Cedar av 200
Alameda av 300
Dakota av 400
Virginia av 500
Center av 600
Exposition av 700
Ohio av 800
Kentucky av 900
Tennessee av 1000
Mississippi av 1100
Arizona av 1200
Louisiana av 1305
Arkansas av 1400
Florida av 1500
Iowa av 1600
Mexico av 1700
Colorado av 1800
Jewell av 1900
Asbury av 2000
Evans av 2100
Warren av 2200
Iliff av 2300
Wesley av 2400
Harvard av 2500
Vassar av 2600
Yale av 2700
SOUTH MARIPOSA,
Thirteenth west of South Broad¬ way, from West Mississippi av at 1100 south to West Yale av.
W Mississippi av 1100
W Arizona av 1200 W Louisiana av 1300 W Arkansas av 1400
W Florida av 1500
W Iowa a v 1600
W Mexico av .1700
W Colorado av 1800
W Jewell av 1900
W Asbury av 2000
W Evans av 2100
W Warren av 2200
W Iliff av 2300
W Wesley av 2400
W Harvard av 2500
W Vassar av 2600
W Yale av 2700
SOUTH MEADE, Continuation o f Meade from West
Ellsworth av south.
SOUTH MILWAUKEE,
Thirtieth east of South Broadway, from Ellsworth av at 0 to south
limits.
Ellsworth av 0
Bayaud av 100
Cedar av 200
Alameda av 300
Dakota av 400
Virginia av 500
.Center av 600
Exposition av 700
Ohio av 800
Kentucky av 900
Tennessee av 1000
Mississippi av 1100
Arizona av 1200
Louisiana av 1300
Arkansas av 1400
Florida av 1500
Iowa av 1600
Mexico av 1700
Colorado av 1800
Jewell av 1900
Asbury av 2000
Evans av 2100
Warren av 2200
Iliff av 2300
Wesley av 2400
Harvard av 2500
Vassar av 2600
Yale av 2700
SOUTH MONACO,
T w e n t y-fourth east of South Colorado Boule¬ vard from Ells¬ worth av at 0 to south limits.
SOUTH MUNROE, Thirty-sixth east of South Broad¬ way from Ells¬ worth av at 0 to south limits.
Ellsworth av 0
Bayaud av 100
Cedar av 200
Alameda av 300
Dakota av 400
Virginia av 500
Center av 600
Exposition av 700
Ohio av 800
Kentucky av 900
Tennessee av 1600
Mississippi av 1100
Arizona av 1200
Louisiana av 1300
Arkansas av 1400
Florida av 1500
Iowa av 1600
Mexico av 1700
Colorado av 1800
Jewell av 1900
Asbury av 2000
Evans av 2100
Warren av 2200
Iliff av 2300
Wesley av 2400
Harvard av 2500
Vassar av 2600
Yale av 2700
SOUTH NAVAJO,
Tenth west of South Broadway, from West Bay¬ aud av at 100
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Yale av.
W Bayaud av 100 W Maple av 152 W Cedar av 200 W Byers PI 240 W Alameda av 300 W Nevada PI 352 W Dakota av 400 W Alaska PI 452 W Virginia av 500 W Custer PI W Center av 600
W Gill PI W Exposition av 700
W Ohio av 800
W Kentucky av 900 W Tennessee av 1000
W Mississippi av 11 00
W Arizona av 1200 W Louisiana av 1300 W Arkansas av 1400 W Florida av 1500 W Iowa av 1600 W Mexico av 1700 W Colorado av 1800 W Jewell av 1900 W Asbury av 2000 W Evans av 2100 W Warren av 2200 W Iliff av 2300
W Wesley av 2400 W Harvard av 2500 W Vassar av 2600 W Yale av 2700
SOUTH NEWPORT,
T w e n t y-seventh east of South Colorado Boule¬ vard, from Ells¬ worth av at 0 to south limits.
SOUTH NEWTON, Continuation of Newton from West Ellsworth av south.
SOUTH NIAGARA, Twenty-sixth east of South Colorado Boulevard, from Ellsworth av at 0 to south limits.
SOUTH OGDEN, Tenth east of South Broadway, numbered south from Ellsworth av at 0 to south
limits.
Ellsworth av 0
Bayaud av 100
Cedar av 200
Alameda av 300
Dakota av 400
Yirginia av 500
Center av 600
Exposition av 700
Ohio av 800
Kentucky av 900
Tennessee av 1000
Mississippi av 110Q.
Arizona av 1200
Louisiana av 1300
Arkansas av 1400
Florida av 1500
Iowaav 1600
Mexico av 1700
Colorado av 1800
Jewell av 1900
Asbury av 2000
Evans av 2100
Warren av 2200
Iliff av 2300
Wesley av 2400
Harvard av 2500
Yassar av 2600
Yale av 2700
SOUTH OLIVE,
Twenty-ninth eas