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| Number of | |
Names of | Children |Expenditures |
Agency | at |for | Agent’s
and | school. | Education. | Post
| | | | Office
Reservation.|-----+---------+ |
|Males|Females | |
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Colorado River| | | |Parker, A. T.
| | | |
Moquis Pueblos| 40 | | $5,000 |
| | | |
Pimas and | | | |
Maricopas | 44 | 22 | 1,750 |Sacaton, A. T.
| | | |
Papagoes | 44 | 50 | 1,800 | Do.
| | | |
White Mountain| | | |
Reservation, | 2 | 5 | 200 |San Carlos, A. T.
San Carlos | | | |
| | | |
Not under an }| | | |
agent or at }| | | |
reservation }| | | |
Navajo | | | |
(Arizona and| | | |Navajo Ag’cy
New Mexico) | 17 | 9 | 500 |Ft. Defiance,
| | | | A. T.
|-----+---------+--------------|
| 147 | 86 | $9,250 |
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[1] Not on reservation, but in charge of agent.

[2] The Papago Agency has recently been consolidated with that of the Pimas and Maricopas.

[3] The Southern Apaches, consisting of the Gila, Mogollon, Mumbre, and Chiricahua Apaches, were removed from the Hot Springs Agency, in New Mexico, to the San Carlos Agency, in May, 1877, by Agent Clum.

[4] The Navajo Agency is in both Arizona and New Mexico. The Navajoes mostly live in New Mexico.

The total areas of above reservations are 9,560 square miles; tillable acres, 46,000. Besides corn and wheat, 5,200 bushels of barley and oats, and 3,456 bushels of vegetables were raised; 380 tons hay and 800 cords wood were cut. The Navajoes sold woolen materials, principally blankets, to the amount of $20,000. The number of church members recorded is 13.

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Besides these authorities, files of the _Arizonian_, published at Tubac; of the _Citizen_, Tucson; the _Sentinel_, Yuma; the _Miner_, Prescott; and the _Enterprise_, of Mineral Park and Prescott; with the _Alta California_ and _Evening Post_, San Francisco; have been copiously referred to. There were also reports of the signal officer in charge of U. S. Military Telegraph, of the department records, with private notes and journals of J. D. Graham, W. G. Boyle, Prof. Rickard and others, consulted during the preparation of this work.

Arizona Business Directory.

[The list is arranged according to post offices, and classified according to counties. It is not presented as an accurate and complete one, but it is the best that could be obtained, owing to the carelessness and indifference of those who should be most interested in forwarding the information solicited.]

Official Directory.

TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.

Delegate to Congress Hiram S. Stevens
Governor John P. Hoyt
Secretary J. J. Gosper
Auditor E. P. Clark
Treasurer T. J. Butler
Surveyor-General John Wasson
Supreme Judge, 1st District Chief Justice French
” ” 2d ” De Forest Porter
” ” 3d ” C. A. Tweed
Clerk Supreme Court Joseph B. Austin
United States District Attorney E. B. Pomeroy
United States Marshal W. W. Standifer
Deputy Marshal, 1st District Wm. J. Osborn
Collector Internal Revenue Thomas Cordis
Register U. S. Land Office, Prescott W. N. Kelly
” ” ” Florence Levi Ruggles
Receiver ” ” ” C. D. Poston
” ” ” Prescott George Lount

COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS.

_San Francisco:_
J. H. Blood July 17th, 1874
Ed. Chattin January 7th, 1875
John H. B. Wilkins February 3d, 1875
N. Proctor Smith March 17th, 1876
A. S. Gould April 22d, 1875
James Brooks June 8th, 1875
E. V. Joice June 5th, 1875
Samuel Herman February 28th, 1876
Wm. Harney February 12th, 1876
James H. Lawrence June 17th, 1876
Samuel S. Murfey June 23d, 1876
H. M. Morgan August 1st, 1876
Frank V. Scudder August 9th, 1876
J. E. Russel October 13th, 1876
F. C. Wegener December 13th, 1876
Lewis Franconi January 26th, 1877
Holland Smith April 9th, 1877
E. H. Long May 1st, 1877
Henry C. Blake May 7th, 1877
E. H. Tharp May 3d, 1877
Charles J. Torbut June 6th, 1877

_Los Angeles:_
H. Fleishman February 17th, 1876

_San Diego:_
Michael Keating September 5th, 1876

_Sacramento:_
Ed. Cadwalader March 16th, 1876

_Alameda:_
Will. H. Burrall January 11th, 1877

_District of Columbia:_
John C. Starkweather July 13th, 1877

_Brooklyn:_
William E. Osborn July 12th, 1875

_New York:_
Herald A. Bagley January 12th, 1874
Charles N. Anderson July 9th, 1875
Eleazer Jackson September 4th, 1875
Charles Nettleton February 12th, 1876
Joseph E. Nones January 8th, 1876
Richard M. Brune April 4th, 1876
Henry Bischoff May 21st, 1877
Marion J. Merchant May 27th, 1877

_Boston:_
James B. Bell February 9th, 1876
Ed. J. Jones September 28th, 1877

_Philadelphia:_
Francis C. Fallon January 27th, 1877
J. Paul Diver April 13th, 1876
H. E. Hindmarsh April 6th, 1876

_Chicago:_
Simon U. King January 7th, 1876
Philip A. Hoyne November 15th, 1875
C. Knobelsdorff June 13th, 1874

_New Mexico:_
Julius E. Levy February 24th, 1876
Philip Schwarzkoft April 22d, 1875

_Georgia:_
M. R. Freeman August 23d, 1877

NOTARIES PUBLIC.

_Pima County_, 14:
T. L. Mercer January 29th, 1877
W. J. Osborn February 23d, 1877
Pedro Aguierre March 7th, 1877
James Brooks June 8th, 1875
E. V. Joice June 5th, 1875
B. H. Hereford March 9th, 1877
W. J. Ross July 26th, 1877
H. B. Jones November 1st, 1873
J. E. McCaffrey January 26th, 1874
Hugh Farley November 19th, 1874
Ed. A. Yerkes March 19th, 1876
George Cooler August 17th, 1876
T. H. Goodwin August 17th, 1876
Hyler Ott September 30th, 1876
H. S. Delos November 3d, 1876
James Holden January 18th, 1877

_Yavapai County_, 6:
Ed. H. Wells July 17th, 1875
Murat Masterson March 1st, 1876
A. J. Bruner August 6th, 1877
J. E. Roberts June 11th, 1874
James Gough February 5th, 1876
Henry A. Begalon June 30th, 1877

_Yuma County_, 4:
Peter Dohl January 17th, 1876
H. N. Alexander September 20th, 1876
P. M. Spinuello May 18th, 1877
James Reilly August 31st, 1877

_Maricopa County_, 3:
William A. Hancock September 2d, 1875
H. E. Lacy November 5th, 1875
J. A. Parker February 5th, 1876

_Mojare County_--None qualified.

_Pinal County_--None qualified.

=Bank of Arizona.=

DIRECTORS.

Joseph Brandenstein, of A. S. Rosenbaum & Co. San Francisco
Joseph May, of Livingston & Co. San Francisco
Samuel Lewis, of Lewis Bros. San Francisco
Sol. Lewis Prescott
M. W. Kales Prescott
John J. Gosper Prescott
T. J. Butler Prescott

CORRESPONDENTS.

The Anglo-California Bank (Limited) San Francisco
Messrs. J. & W. Seligman & Co. New York

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=Agua Fria, Yavapai Co.=

N. B. Bowers, rancher.
Fred. Hildebrand, rancher.
W. J. Herman, rancher.
John Mario, rancher.
D. Miller, cattle dealer.
Fred Plum, rancher.
John Reese, rancher.
H. Spaulding, rancher.
Fred. Williams, rancher.

=Alexandra.=

Anders & Rowe, general merchants.
Henry A. Bigelow, Notary Pub. and conveyancer.
James C. Reynolds, prop. Summit House.
Summit House (J. C. Reynolds, prop.)

=Allen.=

Berardo Freyde, merchant and hotel keeper.
J. P. Heyward, general merchant.
S. G. Ladd, Justice of Peace.
John McLaws, Postmaster.
Joseph H. Richards, wagon-maker and builder.

=Camp Grant, Pinal Co.=

Norton & Stewart, post-traders.
Stevens & Teague, station-keepers.
M. W. Stewart, Postmaster.
T. A. Toney, attorney at law.
M. L. Wood, proprietor Hotel de Luna.

=Camp Thomas, Pima Co.=

Harry Campbell, hair-dresser, &c.
Clanton House (J. H. Slinkard, prop.)
Hellar & Mullett, wagon-makers and blacksmiths.
Leitch & Kehoe, cattle-dealers and butchers.
Lamb & Webber, merchant tailors.
Overton & Luten, livery and sale stable.
J. W. Powell & Co, general merchants.
F. Staples & Co, wholesale merchants.
Wm. Eagle, druggist.
Valley House (Mrs. Alice Meyer.)

=Camp Verde, Yavapai Co.=

C. P. Head & Co, general merchants.

=Cienega, Pima Co.=

W. W. Compton & Co, mining, etc.
George W. Hand, Postmaster and station agent.

=Cerbat, Mojave Co.=

Caldwell Wright, County Recorder and searcher of records.

=Clifton, Yavapai Co.=

Eusebio Casteñeda, attorney at law.
Coronado Copper Mining Co, Wm. Grant, supt.
William Grant, Postmaster.
Joy Copper M. Co, Wm. McCormick, supt.
Longfellow Copper M. Co, Wm. Smith, supt.
Longfellow House (Pablo Salcido, prop.)
Wm. Smith, mining and civil engineer.
Louis Smadbeck, M. D., physician.
Thompson Copper M. Co, E. V. Thompson, supt.

=Desert Station.=
(48 miles from Florence.)

Chas. H. Labaree, prop.

=Ehrenberg, Yuma Co.=

J. Goldwater, merchant.
R. E. Farington, freighter.

=East Phœnix, Maricopa Co.=

C. H. Veil, Salt River Flouring Mill.
John J. Devine, Clerk of Court, and Recorder.
Elliott House (J. C. Soss & Bro, prop.)
Morris F. Emerson, notion store.
Florence Hotel (P. S. Emprey, prop.)
M. Fearney, supt. Stonewall Jackson M. Co.
H. Goldberry & Co, general merchants.
J. Guindain & Co, general merchants.
Francisco Padrias, tin shop.
Col. Chas. D. Poston, Register U. S. Land Office.
Clement Romo, general merchant.
Col. Levi Ruggles, Receiver U. S. Land Office.
Charles Summers, M. D., physician.
H. B. Summers, attorney at law.
Charles Whitlow, supt. Silver Bell M. Co.
J. D. Walker, Probate Judge.
Peter Will & Co, brewery.

=Florence, Pinal Co.=

Blunt, M. D., physician.
S. B. Chapin, M. D., physician and druggist.
Peter R. Boady, flouring mill.
Bushart & Co, flouring mill.
J. P. Clum, attorney at law.
Citizen, weekly paper, J. P. Clum, Editor.
M. Calisher, general merchant.
Joseph Collingwood, Postmaster.
J. Collingwood & Co, wholesale merchants.
Geo. A. Brown, agent Wells, Fargo & Co.
P. S. Empy, hotel.
E. Van Hasslacher, M. D., physician.
John W. Leonard, attorney at law.
H. B. Summers, attorney at law.
W. S. Edwards, civil engineer and surveyor.
Wm. J. Osborn, atty. at law and notary public.
Thomas McLellan, house and sign painter.
Miners’ Exchange, (Jack Upton, prop.)
J. DeNoon Reymert, attorney and counsellor at law.
W. H. Merritt, assayer
Elliott House, (J. C. Loss & Bro., proprietors.)
M. Calisher, general merchandise.
Florence Wine Rooms, (Lew Baitey, prop.)
Florence Meat Market, (L. Reney, prop.)
Calhoun & Bush, livery stable.
C. F. Palmer, machinist.
City Bakery, Hy. Watzlarzick.
Samuel Bostick, barber and hair-dressing.
Florence Hotel, (P. S. Empey, prop.)
Jos. Messinger, gen’l merchandise.
Florence Bakery, G. Bonerand.
Davis & Young, stoves and tinware.
J. Guindani & Co., general merchandise.

=Fort Whipple, Yavapai Co.=

Peter B. Brannan, post trader and general merchant.

=Gila City, Yuma Co.=

A. Lange, prop, station.

=Globe City, Pinal Co.=

Shuyrock & Hise, agents Silver City and Globe Express Line.

=Greenwood, Mojave Co.=

Greenwood Express, Ehrenberg to Greenwood, John Doling, prop.

=Hayden’s Ferry, Maricopa Co.=

Chas. F. Hayden & Co, general merchants.

=Hackberry, Mojave Co.=

Hackberry Mill and M. Co.
L. B. Seaver, supt. Hackberry Mill and M. Co.

=McCrackin Hill, Mojave Co.=

Felix Simon, ranch and station.

=McDowell, Maricopa Co.=

John Smith, general merchant.

=Mineral Park, Mojave Co.=

James P. Bull, Commissioner Deeds California and Nevada.
Louis Cazino, restaurant.
Alonzo E. Davis, attorney at law.
James B. Lawrence, physician.

=Mohave City, Mohave Co.=

Paul Breon, Postmaster.
Breon & Spear, general merchants.
Edwin Dane, blacksmith.
S. A. Freeman, physician.
Lambert & Schimps, butchers.
Mods Mine, Peter Ortiz, supt.
A. A. Spear, freighter and contractor.

=Montezuma Store.=
(12 miles below Florence.)

Austin & Dempsey, gen’l merchandise.

=Phœnix, Maricopa Co.=

G. H. Ansy, attorney at law.
John L. Alsop, attorney at law.
John Burger, wagon-maker.
J. M. Catten, saloon.
Julius Baneslen, baker.
Ellis Brothers, general merchants.
Wash Evans, blacksmith.
John George, saloon.
A. Goldman, general merchant.
J. J. Gardner, hotel.
W. A. Hancock, attorney at law.
Chris Heiman, bakery.
Thomas How, furniture mftr.
E. Irvine & Co, general merchants.
John Lentgerding, blacksmith.
---- Liemon, attorney at law.
Leasing & Leaskin, general merchants.
J. D. Monihan, livery stable.
H. Morgan & Co., general merchants.
Murphy & Dennis, freighters, etc.
J. E. Naylor, attorney at law.
M. L. Peralta, general merchant.
R. R. Pearson, carpenter and builder.
Thomson & Thibido, druggists.
J. W. Thomson, carpenter and builder.
Henry Sayers, saloon.
M. Wormser, general merchant.
John West, blacksmith.
Charles White, hotel keeper.
K. S. Woolsey, flouring mill.
C. H. Veil, flouring mill.

=Picket Post, Pinal Co.=

H. DeGroat, Jr., assayer.

=Prescott, Yavapai Co.=

Anders & Row, general merchants.
ARAM, M’CUSKER & BRIMER, attorneys at law.
ARIZONA BREWERY, Jul. N. Rodenburg.
BANK OF ARIZONA.
L. BASHFORD & CO, wholesale general merchants.
George T. Becker, baths and hair-dressing.
G. A. Behlow, tobacco and cigar dealer.
E. J. BENNETT, C. E., County Surveyor,
City Engineer, and Deputy U. S. Mineral Surveyor.
H. A. Bigelow, notary public and conveyancer.
Blackburn & Schulze, city brewery.
Blake & Co., assayers.
Bones & Spencer (Chas. L. Spencer and James E. Bones), dealers in
tobacco, cigars, stationery, etc.
THOS. C. BRAY, general merchant.
Fred. G. Brech, wagon and blacksmith shop.
GIDEON BROOKE, prop. Plaza Feed and Sale Stable.
WILLIAM M. BUFFUM, general merchant.
Cabinet Chop House (D. C. Thorne, prop.)
California Meat Market (W. Coffee, prop.)
CALIFORNIA AND ARIZONA STAGE COMPANY, J. H. Hughes, President.
CAMPBELL & PARKER, architects and builders.
H. H. Cartter, Probate Judge, Justice of the Peace and conveyancer.
C. F. Cate, prop. Nifty saloon.
Clipper Mill (Jas. G. Wiley, prop.)
Cohen, Casey & Co., prop’s., O. K. feed and sale stables and yard.
Robert Connell, prop. Champion saloon.
Leon Cordier, baths and hair-dresser.
Charles Crocker, boots and shoes.
George W. Curtis, saw-mill.
Dr. Warren E. Day, physician and surgeon.
DUDLEY HOUSE (Fred Williams, prop.)
T. J. DRUM, attorney at law.
Emanuel & Vallony, prop’rs restaurant and saloon.
J. L. FISHER, real estate agent, auctioneer, etc.
FITCH & CHURCHILL, attorneys and counsellors at law.
J. GOLDWATER & BRO., wholesale and retail merchants.
G. E. GOODFELLOW, physician and surgeon.
F. L. B. Goodwin, attorney at law.
Hall & Young, house and sign painters.
J. P. Hargrave, attorney at law.
Guilford Hathaway, Gray Eagle stables.
Charles T. Hayden & Co., (Charles T. Hayden and Hezekiah Brooks)
general merchandise.
C. P. HEAD & CO., wholesale merchants.
R. H. Hereford & Briggs Goodrich, attorneys.
JOHN HILL, stone cutter, contractor and builder.
JOHN HOWARD, attorney at law.
W. J. HOWARD, watchmaker and jeweler.
JAMES HOWEY, general blacksmith.
Kearney’s Saloon.
Jay G. Kelley, assayer and metallurgical chemist.
Kelly & Stephens, (Wm. N. Kelly and F. A. Stephens) newsdealers and
general merchants.
George D. Kindall, prop. Pioneer drug store.
Philip Kohlheyer, prop. City meat market.
J. A. Lewis, architect, builder, contractor, etc.
H. Loisilbon, merchant.
LOWELL & CROUCH, practical roofers.
J. N. McCANDLEN, physician and surgeon.
Murat Masterson, attorney at law.
S. C. Miller & Bro., forwarding merchants.
Milligan & Co. meat market.
D. F. MITCHELL, prop. Capital Art Gallery (photographic.)
Montgomery House (Whitehead & Plumridge, props.)
M. H. Mooney, merchant tailor.
Benjamin Morgan, attorney and counselor-at-law.
Morgan & Buck, baths, and hair-dressers.
MORGAN & DOUGHERTY, jewelry, watches and engraving.
Mount Hope Saw-mill, (Byron Sherman & Co., props.)
Mount Hope, near Prescott.
A. O. Noyes, Pioneer saw-mill.
“O K” STABLE, camp house and feed yard.
T. W. Otis, general merchant and agent Singer Sewing Machine.
Pacific Brewery, (John Raibb, proprietor.)
PLAZA FEED AND SALE STABLE (Gideon Brooke, proprietor.)
Pioneer Drug Store (George D. Kendall.)
Pioneer Furniture Store (Ed. Stahl, proprietor.)
Pioneer House (Ganz & Hatz, managers.)
Pioneer Saw-Mill (Caldwell & Pardee, proprietors.)
Pioneer Store, (John G. Campbell) general merchandise.
GEORGE B. PORTER & CO., furniture, etc.
John Raible, Pacific brewery.
Paul J. Robert, attorney and counselor-at-law.
J. M. Rodenberg, Arizona brewery.
C. F. Rogers & Co. (Prescott meat market.)
Rush & Wells, (John A. Rush and Ed. W. Wells) attorneys and
counselors-at-law.
Sazarac Saloon.
Frank Schunemann, blacksmith and wagon-maker.
Smith & Hawley, carpenters and builders.
C. J. Spencer & J. E. Bones, tobacco and stationery.
A. J. Thibods, M.A., M.D., physician and surgeon.
E. Thiele, M.D., physician, surgeon and accoucher.
D. C. Thom, Cabinet chop-house.
J. H. Throns & W. H. Reardon, architects and builders.
B. J. Wade, attorney at law.
GEORGE M. WATERS, millwright and contractor.
B. H. Weaver, general merchant.
Paul Weber, attorney and counselor-at-law.
W. W. Weed, official short-hand reporter.
William Wilkerson, (Clerk to Board of Supervisors Yavapai County.)
Wilson & Haskell, (W. Z. Wilson and A. S. Haskell) sash, door and blind
factory.
J. G. Worthington, sign and carriage painter and trimmer.
G. Urfer, lodging-house.

=Skull Valley.=

A. J. Whitehair, general merchant.
J. H. Dickson, station house.

=Silver King, Pinal Co.=

F. M. Sponagle, physician and surgeon.

=Sahuarita Ranch, Pima Co.=

Roddock & Brown, hotel station.

=Tres Alamos.=

Leonardo Apodaca, rancher.
A. Blair, rancher.
Jesus Dias, general merchant.
Thomas Dunbar, Postmaster and station-keeper.
G. Gibson, rancher.
C. M. Hooker, merchant and hotel keeper.
G. King, physician.
Frank Long, rancher.
Levi Pitts, U. S. mil. tel. operator.
A. A. Wilt, merchant.

=Tubac.=

J. Lillie Mercer, merchant.

=Tucson.=

Abadie & Co., saloon.
Juan N. Acuna, agt. Sonora & Arizona Stage Line.
John B. Allen, Mayor, merchant.
J. H. Archibald, general merchant.
J. M. Berger, jeweler.
GEORGE A. BOWEN, agt. Southern Pac. Mail Line.
Thomas Belknap, blacksmith.
C. O. Brown, saloon.
Henry Buchman, photographer.
S. W. CARPENTER, County Recorder and Notary Public.
James Carroll, livery and sale stable.
George Cooler, saloon.
Cosmopolitan Hotel, (Otto Reichenbach, prop.)
Davis & Young, hardware, stoves, etc.
Dill & Holt, “Cabinet” saloon.
C. R. Drake, Asst. Postmaster.
S. H. Drachman, general merchant.
C. T. Etchell, blacksmith.
FARLEY & POMEROY, attorneys at law.
Geo. Forster, saloon.
Thomas Gardner, lumber merchant.
J. Goldberg, American grocery.
John Goldtree, Telegraph saloon.
T. F. Griffith, livery stable.

Transcriber’s Notes

Added periods between the dollar and cents on the table on page xvii and page xi.

The reprint that was used as the source for the ebook was flawed, and two missing words were added to the notes on page l, from an alternate document: “to the _amount of_ $20,000.”

Obvious typographical errors have been silently corrected. Variations in hyphenation and accents have been standardised but all other spelling and punctuation not mentioned here remains unchanged.

Italics are represented thus _italic_, bold is represented thus =bold=