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May 24, 1879 tear sheet from a sketch by Edwin Jump "The newly-discovered mines in the Rocky Mountains emigrants climbing the perilous and difficult corduroy road over the mountains, 13,000 feet above the sea level into Leadville, Colorado"
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Early log cabins and structures Leadville 1875
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Early street scene Chesnut Street Leadville, Colorado 1877 -1879
signage Darby & Johnson, Smith Painting, Wm. Boesch, Dry Goods, Carpets, Clothing, Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps, Queensware, Drugstore, Meatmarket, The Pickler, © Denver Public Library.
View of Leadville, Colorado from Capitol Hill 1875 - 1879
Log cabins, tents and makeshift dewellings, © Denver Public Library.
View of Leadville, Colorado from Carbonate Hill 1879
© Denver Public Library.
Recently built Hotel Windsor Leadville, Colorado 1879
not yet open for business, © Denver Public Library.
Street scene with burros loaded with goods, commercial buildings being framed, Leadville, Colorado 1879 - 1880
© Denver Public Library.
View of Leadville, Colorado from Capitol Hill 1880
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Miner J. L. Hill about 1880, Leadville, Colorado
Miner and steam machinery expert J. L. Hill lived in Deadwood 1877 - 1880 where he fixed machines at the Riggs and Company Brick yards, © Denver Public Library.
Leadville, Colorado, Police Force 1878 - 1879
J.A. Kelly Marshal, J.W. Frazer Captain, policemen W.W. Butler, C. Dwyer, J. Dwyer, O. Heller, R. Monteith, Thomas McCulloch, George O'Connor, Cliff Perkins, Thomas Walker, Alvah Wells, © Denver Public Library.
Early street scene west on Chesnut Ave., Leadville, Colorado 1879
John Lieninger, Books & Stationary, Bakery, Coliseum, Smith Painting, Boot & Shoe Store, Meat Market, Grand Hotel, © Denver Public Library.
Early street scene Harrison Ave looking up from junction with Chestnut St. Leadville, Colorado 1879
signage Crockery and Glassware, Chandeliers and Lamp Goods, Cutlery and Plated Ware, Wholesale Liquors, French John Lunch Soups Coffee Cakes Cigars, George L. Holt Books & Stationery, Tenas Restaurant, Boston Clothing House, © Denver Public Library.
Under construction Tabor Opera House, center, Harrison Avenue, Leadville, Colorado 1879
signage lean-to restaurant Live and Let Live Meals 25 cents, A.D. Shackelford, Attorney At Law, Southern Union Telegraph Office, B, H. Slater Dentist, Leonard Spencer Billards, Major Magic Cigar, imported domestic cigars, W. H. Stevens & Co. Assaying Mines Bought and Sold, Claredon Hotel, W. A. Ellis Real Estate Agents Real Estate & Mining, © Denver Public Library.
Across the street from the Tabor Opera House under construction, west side of Harrison Avenue, Leadville, Colorado 1879
signage Bakery, Mechanics Restaurant Beer To, Dr. Wright Root Beer, Miller & Co., C. Boettcher and Co. Hardware, B.F. Allen & Co. Dry Goods, Printing, Clothing, © Denver Public Library.
Completed Tabor Opera House, Harrison Avenue, Leadville, Colorado 1879 - 1880
signage One Price Clothing House, J.S. Miller & Co., Luce & Velf Billiard Hall, Adolph Neusitz Opera Saloon. Upon the third floor, an enclosed walkway was constructed over St. Louis Avenue to connect the Tabor Opera House to the Clarendon Hotel, © Denver Public Library.
Grand Central Theatre built by Thomas Kemp, Leadville, Colorado 1879
Tom Kemp, an early Deadwood pioneer and miner of Virginia City, may be the partner of Asche & Kemp who opened the 30X60 Bonanza saloon and gambling establishment June 1877. Jim May wrote from Leadville of Tom Kemp's success February 1879. Billy Nuttall is noted as the manager of the Grand Central Theatre in Leadville, Colorado, November 1880, © Denver Public Library.
Early street scene Leadville looking toward Sawatch Range in the distance, corner of Harrison Ave. and State St, Leadville, Colorado 1879
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Early street scene Leadville looking toward Sawatch Range in the distance, left side of State St and Theatre Comique, Leadville, Colorado 1879
Business district gambling establishments and brothels. Billy Nuttall is noted as the manager of the Theatre Comique in Leadville, Colorado June 1879, other signage Little Pittsburgh Beer Hall, Theater Comique, St. James Restaurant. The Oden, Occidental Restaurant, Palace Hotel, City Bakery are located on the right side of Walnut St, © Denver Public Library.
Early street scene Leadville looking toward Sawatch Range in the distance, right side of State St and Occidental Restaurant, Palace Hotel, City Bakery, Leadville, Colorado 1879
Little Pittsburgh Beer Hall, Theater Comique, St. James Restaurant are located on the left side of Walnut St, © Denver Public Library.
Early street scene Leadville looking down State St from corner of Harrison Avenue, Leadville, Colorado 1880 - 1885
signage Little Pittsburgh Beer Hall, Theater Comique, St. James Restaurant, Amjanes, Commission Merchant, Odeon, Palace Hotel, City Bakery, © Denver Public Library.
Early street scene west on Harrison Ave., Leadville, Colorado 1880
Spring of 1880, carbonate camp two years old, signage Billiards, Clarendon Hall, Printing, Bakery, © Denver Public Library.
View of Leadville from Fryer Hill, Leadville, Colorado 1880
Spring of 1880, carbonate camp two years old, © Denver Public Library.
Sketch of miners published Leadville Chronicle January 3, 1880
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Clarendon Hotel Leadville, Colorado July 4, 1881
photographer William Henry Jackson, signage The National Loan Office J. Livezey Jr. Money Broker, Southern Colo, 300 Harrison Avenue Denver & Rio Grande Railway, Freight Office and Ticket, To All Points, Car Tickets, The Grandest Scenery On The Continent, Kansas City, Omaha, St. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, Buffalo, Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Gunnison and San Juan, © Denver Public Library.
Interior view of Leadville, Colorado's Tabor Opera House stage. Deadwood's empressario Jack S. Langrishe produced the first show "The Serious Family", © Denver Public Library, Colorado Historical Society, and Denver Art Museum.
The Col. Seller Mine, Leadville, Colorado
Photographer William Henry Jackson about 1882,
© Denver Public Library.
Little Church Billiard Hall Token, Leadville, Colorado
© Denver Public Library.
Willoughby & Streeter Dry Goods about 1882, Leadville, Colorado
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Leadville street scene Methodist Church and Sweitzer Merchantile Company about 1887, Leadville, Colorado
© Denver Public Library.
2880 Burro pack train on the way to Leadville, Colorado
Photographer W. G. William Gunnison Chamberlain 1870 - 1890, Leadville, Colorado, © Denver Public Library.
Leadville street scene 1879 - 1884, Harrison Avenue and Main Street, Leadville, Colorado,
Western Union Telegraph Office, A.T. & S.F. Freight and Ticket Office, Notary Public and Conveyancer, O'Brien & Cannavan Merchant, Tailors, Pendery & Co. Mining Bureau, Mines Bought, Bonded, And Sold, Winter Bros. Assayers, H. C. Clay & Co. Hand Made Sour Mash Whiskey, Paris Bourbon Co. Kentucky, City Laundry, The Merchants, Saddle Horses, Sachs Sample Room, Miners & Prospectors Assay Office, © Denver Public Library.
Union Pacific Pass'r Depot 1880 - 1900, Leadville, Colorado
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Solomon Pearsall Meat Market 136 West Second Ave, Leadville, Colorado
© Denver Public Library.
Leadville street scene about 1885, Thos. Robson general store 126 3rd Street, Leadville, Colorado
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Leadville street scene Harrison Avenue about 1885 - 1895, Leadville, Colorado
Prussian National Insurance Company of Germany, Ticket Office South Park Line, Western Union Telegraph and Cable Office, © Denver Public Library.
Geo W. Cook's original Zouave Drum Corps Leadville 1887 - 1891, Leadville, Colorado
A.V. Bohn, Alvin Bloss, John Coleman, Jr., James McDowell, Will Youe, Herbert Frey, Edras Herbert, Bert Roberts, Henry Ellis, Will Quigley, Will Brown, Rich Caffrey, George Buffehr, F. Buffehr, Chas Warner, Charles Vaughn, © Denver Public Library.
Leadville Colorado Population Swells With Deadwood Miners and Businessmen
Those Who Left Deadwood For The Next Big Strike Find Anticipation and Hope Soon Dwindles
Black Hillers there now whistling "Sweet Home"
Colorado Charley Utter, Wild Bill Hickok's Pard
Judge E. C. Brearley
Judge John M. Murphy
Judge H. P. Bennett
W. H Soery, attorney and his family will meet a sad fate in Leadville
Maj George W. Brazee, attorney will become judge in Leadville
Joseph E. Gandolfo, brass and string band leader
Billy Nuttall, reinvents the Bella Union Theatre in Leadville
Gymnasts sisters Lola Parchal, Little Pearly Parchal,
Jim and Belle Gilbert, variety artists
Jimmy Martin, Fannie Garretson, Flora Belle, variety artists
James and Baby McDonald, skate and clog dancer
Andre Christol, wrestler
Jack Langrishe and Mrs., of Langrishe Theatre
Belle and Jim Gilbert, variety artists
J. M. Whitton, reporter and editor, Pioneer and Times Newspaper
T. H. Clark, of the Pioneer Newspaper
Ed Clark, an old-time saloon keeper
L.D. Gregory, of Gregory's Restaurant
Ben Hazen, of the Hazen Hotel
Jimmy Van Daniker, of the old Deadwood IXL Hotel
George W. Brown, of Brown and Thum Bank
S. N. Wood, of Stebbins and Wood Bank
Wes Travis, liveryman
Old Frenchy, Stepahn Rendane, Deadwood's Bottle Fiend
Old Sox, Oliver Cloud, loveable drunk
Cella and Hall, fruit dealers
James McPherson, grocer
John Cline, old restaurateur
Craven Lee, old miner of Lee and Brown whom built first Deadwood house of Pine logs
Harry J. Norton, mining expert associated with Bullion Racket
R. O. Adams, Deadwood's Ex-Postmaster, convicted for PO crookedness
George W. Bell, man tried and acquitted for murder Charles E. Lee
"Derby" Samuel May pardoned for murder of Daniel Obrodovitch
Andy Walls writes of Leadville, CO "big burying ground"
Death, of excessive drinking, in Leadville, Co.
Apr 23 1878
Kreig, Vincent
Leadville, Colorado, the camp as compared to here
May 20 1878
Black Hills
Sold interest in Office, leaves for Leadville, Col
Jun 12 1878
Bert, Jud
Death, A.J., Budd, Burt died in Leadville Co.
Aug 27 1878
Burt, A. Judson
What Leadville Eclipse says of his death
Aug 31 1878
Burt, A. Judson
Dr has gone to Leadville to locate
Nov 12 1878
Hereford, Frank
News of his death in Leadville, Col.
Nov 16 1878
Connors, J.G.
To make a trip to Leadville county in Colorado
Nov 21 1878
Foote, A.D.
Receives letter from Black Hiller at Leadville
Dec 18 1878
Vandaniker, Jimmy
Jimmy Van Daniker receives letter from Leadville
Dec 18 1878
IXL Hotel
Has gone to Leadville
Dec 18 1878
Stocking, C.B.
A letter from another Black Hiller in Leadville
Dec 20 1878
Vandaniker, J.B.
A letter from another Black Hiller in Leadville
Dec 20 1878
Daly, J.
The sure road to fortune is the one to Leadville
Dec 22 1878
Leadville
Judge has returned from Leadville
Dec 27 1878
Brearley, E.C.
Arrived from Leadville where he examined the mines
Dec 27 1878
Brearley, E.C.
Is in Leadville, Colorado
Dec 31 1878
Wright, Minnie
Farish, W.A.
Is going to Leadville
Dec 31 1878
Wardner, Ed
Going to Leadville, not a happy new year
Dec 31 1878
Brearley, E.C.
Going to Leadville, Col. to start a law practice
Jan 03 1879
Brearley, E.C.
Receives copy of Leadville Daily Reveille
Jan 03 1879
Times Newspaper
Made $20,000. in Leadville, creditors here know!
Jan 03 1879
Edwards, Sheldon
Receiving letters from Leadville saying "come"
Jan 04 1879
Lead
Purple to be in partnership with him in Leadville
Jan 04 1879
Brearley, E.C.
Purple, Frank E.
Going to Leadville to look over the hotel grounds
Jan 04 1879
Van Daniker, Jimmy
Footnote: Van Daniker, Jimmy, suicide Leadville Nov 10 1880
Footnote: Sheriffs Sale, Van Daniker, J.B. Jun 01 1879
Footnote: Van Daniker, J.B, reported to have furniture for Leadville hotel Mar 11 1879
Footnote: Van Daniker, J.B. leaves Deadwood with wife Feb 04 1879
Footnote: Returned from Leadville, calls camp "the boss" Jan 24 1879
Footnote: Creditors levied on articles for sale at IXL Hotel Jan 20 1879
Footnote: Telegraphed Pat McHugh to rent out the IXL Hotel Jan 14 1879
Footnote: Jimmy Van Daniker receives letter from Leadville Dec 18 1878
Leaving to look Leadville over with Van Daniker
Jan 04 1879
Gregory, D.G.
Van Daniker, Jimmy
Going to Leadville to make sure he is up on everything
Jan 04 1879
Gandolfo, Joseph E
Going to Leadville to open up variety theatre
Jan 06 1879
Nuttall, Billy
See Leadville Business Directory, 1879, Wm. Nuttall
There are none at Leadville, according to Reveille
Jan 06 1879
Indians
Chinese
The mill man is at Leadville
Jan 06 1879
Moore, A.P.
All seem to be leaving to go to Leadville
Jan 07 1879
Soery, W.H.
Fitzgerald, James
Brearley, E.C.
Billings, Joe
Receives letter from J. Daly in Leadville, Colorado
Jan 07 1879
Grodrick, Aurlher
Daly, J.
Leaves Deadwood
Jan 07 1879
Soery, W.H.
Footnote: Parker and Soery, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, card Oct 01 1878
Footnote: Within 3 months of leaving Deadwood, W. H. Sorey will die in Leadville. His wife will die there three months thereafter in child birth, leaving five orphans behind. One of the orphans will also die two months after her death. Deadwood residents and Old Black Hiller Billy Nuttall in Leadville hold benefits for their care.
Well known attorney intends to go to Leadville
Jan 08 1879
Frawley, Henry
Receives letter from Leadville banker about town
Jan 08 1879
Watson, Frank
Whitton leaving to go to Leadville, maybe to stay
Jan 09 1879
Pioneer Newspaper
We understand Dr Coombs intends going to Leadville
Jan 09 1879
Coombs, J.W.
Departed for Leadville this morning
Jan 10 1879
Whitton, J.M.
Judge proceeded on his way to Leadville
Jan 10 1879
Murphy, John M.
No Chinamen allowed to come to Leadville, Colorado
Jan 10 1879
Chinese
We are glad he has not caught the Leadville fever
Jan 10 1879
Kelley, B.B.
Reports businesses in Leadville taxed $2.50 a day
Jan 13 1879
Harvey, Tom
Of Deadwood, now in Leadville at the Tontine
Jan 13 1879
Monaghan, Joseph
Johnson, William J
Of Deadwood, now in Leadville at the Grand
Jan 13 1879
Farish, William A.
Is running a saloon in Leadville
Jan 13 1879
Clark, Ed
Has relocated to Leadville, IXL for rent
Jan 14 1879
Van Daniker, James
For Rent-proprietor has relocated to Leadville
Jan 14 1879
IXL
At Leadville, has a serious case of pneumonia
Jan 16 1879
Hughes, Horace
You pays your money and you takes your choice
Jan 16 1879
Leadville
Writes to Stokes from Leadville, pleased with area
Jan 16 1879
Jacobs, C.H.
Receives letter from Jacobs at Leadville
Jan 16 1879
Stokes, George
Large numbers are dying each week
Jan 16 1879
Leadville
Writes to Tom O'Neal on benefits of Leadville
Jan 18 1879
Wilson, Billy
O'Neal receives letter from Wilson on Leadville
Jan 18 1879
Leadville
A whole raft of items from that camp
Jan 20 1879
Leadville
Deadwooders registered at the Grand, Leadville, Co
Jan 20 1879
Purple, F.E.
Hicks, Jimmy
Harlow, I.L., Mrs
Harlow, I.L.
Stage and railroad fare from Deadwood is $54.
Jan 21 1879
Leadville
Leadville said to be afraid bandits will follow
Jan 21 1879
Murphy,
Deadwood people flocking to Leadville
Jan 21 1879
Van Daniker, J.B.
Reed, James
Murphy, John M.
Gregory, D.G.
Bogle, D., Jr
Reached Leadville, according to the Reveille
Jan 22 1879
Whitton, John M.
Now at Leadville to stay
Jan 24 1879
Soery, W.H.
Returned from Leadville, calls camp "the boss"
Jan 24 1879
Van Daniker, Jimmy
Now at Leadville to stay
Jan 24 1879
Taylor, S.G.
Fitzgerald,
Brearley, E.C.
Billings, J.B.
Gregory has moved to Leadville, Centennial hasn't
Jan 25 1879
Centennial
Gregory, D.G.
Now working on the Leadville Daily Chronicle
Jan 27 1879
Whitton, John M.
Packing up his saloon to move to Leadville
Jan 27 1879
Billings, Joe
Two brothers who left Elizabethtown for Leadville
Jan 27 1879
Hicklin,
Stage going to Leadville robbed by road agents
Jan 27 1879
Robbery and Stage Lines
Sent out 7 to swell the population of Leadville
Jan 27 1879
Elizabethtown
Running short of vegetables and articles much needed
Jan 27 1879
Leadville
Left Elizabethtown to go to over crowded Leadville
Jan 27 1879
Westfall, Bob
Atlebury, John
The gambler, left Elizabethtown for Leadville
Jan 27 1879
Little Sam
The geology of Leadville
Jan 28 1879
Leadville
Leadville Reveille lists Black Hillers now there
Jan 28 1879
Whitton, John M.
Wilson, W.M.
Walsh and Co.
Van Daniker, J.B.
Taylor, S.G.
Soery, W.H.
Siefelt, William
Shelton, D.S., Jr
Scott, H.J.
Purple, Frank
Nuttall, Billy
Monash, I.M.
Marshall,
Manville, J.S.D.
Lee, O.S.
Lack, Charley
Jacobs, C.H.
Hughes, Horace
Higgins, George
Hicks, Jimmy
Harlow, I.H.
Gregory, L.D.
Grant, William
Garrison,
Fitzgerald, James
Farish, W.A.
Connor, L.W.
Clark, Ed M.
Christopher, C.C.
Chapline, A.B.
Campbell, Johnny
Brearley, E.C.
Bogle, D.S., Jr
Bishop, C.J.
Billings, Joe
Pioneer physician in Lead may go to Leadville
Jan 28 1879
Clyne, A.G.
Dr writes to his brother from Leadville
Jan 28 1879
Law, John
Herald says Times left his name off Leadville list
Jan 29 1879
Farish, W.A.
Tabular statement of amount of travel to this camp
Jan 29 1879
Leadville
Is back from Leadville
Jan 30 1879
Hughes, Horace
Write a card to Hill from Leadville
Feb 01 1879
Patterson, Charlie
Hill, Henry Judge
Death, in Leadville, from neuralgia of the heart
Feb 03 1879
In regard to: Gregory, L.D.
Footnote: Funeral preached by Atwood at the Congregational Church Deadwood Feb 15 1879
Footnote: L.D. Gregory and Joseph King sell Gregory Restaurant Sep 24 1878
Footnote: Gregory, L.D. and Joseph King dissolve partnership Sep 27 1877
Footnote: Gregory, L.D. building restaurant Gregory Restaurant May 26 1877
Footnote: Gregory, L.D. to set up restaurant May 08 1877
Writes from Leadville as to success of Tom Kemp
Feb 03 1879
May, Jim
Receives letter from Jim May in Leadville
Feb 03 1879
Herrmann, John
Reportedly doing well in Leadville with leases
Feb 03 1879
Kemp, Tom
Left this morning for Leadville
Feb 03 1879
Hazen, Ben
Judge has located at Leadville
Feb 03 1879
Bennett, H.P.
A brief biography of Soery for Leadville paper
Feb 05 1879
Soery, W.H.
Brearley, E.C.
Leadville
Has leased theatre building in Leadville, $1,700.
Feb 06 1879
Nuttall, Billy
see Leadville Business Directory, 1879, Nuttall, Wm.
Our bullion racket men are at Leadville
Feb 06 1879
Bullion Racket
To open an office in Leadville
Feb 06 1879
Murphy, J.M.
In his new office on Harrison Ave, Leadville
Feb 12 1879
Brearley, E.C.
Of Brown and Thum's Bank, now in Leadville
Feb 12 1879
Brown, George W.
Was on Pioneer, now on Leadville Reveille
Feb 12 1879
Clark,
Is affluent, graceful and eloquent speaker
Feb 12 1879
Soery, W.H.
Received letter from Leadville, very few saloons
Feb 12 1879
Wardner, Ed
Son of J.M. Stephens, now looking at Leadville
Feb 14 1879
Stephens, John
Proprietor of the Star Bakery has son at Leadville
Feb 14 1879
Stephens, J.M.
Star Bakery
An honest letter from Leadville
Feb 14 1879
Leadville
On his way to visit Leadville, maybe to stay
Feb 15 1879
Meyer, C.W.
Now running a wholesale liquor house in Leadville
Feb 15 1879
Billings, Joe
Gives interview to Leadville Chronicle
Feb 15 1879
Brown, George W.
Gives good reports of the Times in Leadville paper
Feb 17 1879
Clark, T.H.
Warner, Porter
Times Newspaper
Has reched Leadville
Feb 17 1879
Hazen, Ben
Gandolfo, Joseph E
Many to go to Leadville after talking to him
Feb 17 1879
Mahan, John
Writes letter from Leadville and leaks many facts
Feb 17 1879
Whitton, John M.
Whitton writes letter about Hillers in Leadville
Feb 17 1879
Walsh,
Wallace, Charley
Taylor, George
Swearingen, A.
Soery, W.H.
Smith, M.
Scott, H.J.
Reed, Jimmy
Parlan, H.T.
Nuttall, William
Murphy, John M.
Mullen, John
McReavy, John
Leavick,
Jacobs, J.A.
Higgins, George
Harlow, I.L.
Gregory, D.G.
Gem Theatre
Day,
Clark, Ed M.
Brown, George W.
Brearley, E.C.
Bishop, C.J.
Bennett, M.
Bella Union
Asche, Fred
Deadwood lawyer doing well in Leadville
Feb 20 1879
Murphy, John M.
Shown some very nice specimens from mine in Leadville
Feb 21 1879
Leadville
Reported to be very sick at Leadville
Feb 22 1879
Whitton, J.M.
On trial for some matter at Leadville
Feb 25 1879
Clark, Ed
Facts about Leadville
Feb 27 1879
Leadville
Black Hills items from the Leadville Reveille
Feb 27 1879
Frenchy, Stepahn Rendane
Deadwood's Old French, the bottle fiend and most prominent character
Black Hills items from the Leadville Reveille
Feb 27 1879
Sox
Cloud, Oliver
Footnote: Old Sox, Poor old boy died on Missouri River Dec 09 1881
Footnote: He will take bets on how much he can drink in 60hr Apr 08 1879
Footnote: Sox says he can't sleep with any money in his pant, Bear Butte Jul 26 1878
Footnote: Old Sox sold sock at Bear Butte, spent all money Jul 26 1878
Footnote: Old Sox, remembered in his better days as wealthy Jul 09 1878
Footnote: Old Sox, says he has a free pass to jail, can't get in May 09 1878
Footnote: Here's Your Socks, he keep saying as he got drunk Apr 12 1878
Footnote: Socks now engaged in the apple trade Apr 05 1878
Footnote: Socks as he was known to all, has a new cry now Mar 30 1878
Footnote: Cloud, Oliver
Dispatch from Johnson to John Manning at Leadville of Connors death
Mar 01 1879
Manning, John
Johnson, J.J.
Death, in Leadville of pneumonia
Mar 01 1879
Connor, Harry
Connor clerked for them in the Senate building
Mar 01 1879
Manning and Mahn
Connor, Harry
Judge makes a strike in Leadville real estate
Mar 01 1879
Brearley, E.C.
Female sinners are very plentiful at Leadville
Mar 03 1879
The Girls
Putting up tent for lodging house in Leadville
Mar 03 1879
Clark, Ed
A picture of life in Leadville
Mar 03 1879
Leadville
Female gambler at Leadville, always heavily veiled
Mar 06 1879
Madame Mystery
Black Hills lawyers are making good deal of money
Mar 06 1879
Leadville
News about Leadville
Mar 07 1879
Leadville
Leadville now taking the lead as Chinese bulldoser
May 10 1879
Chinese
Judge to represent Calif. capitalists in Leadville
Mar 11 1879
Soery, W.H.
Reported to have furniture for Leadville hotel
Mar 11 1879
Van Daniker, J.B.
Leadville paper says he bonded mine for $75,000.
Mar 15 1879
Lack, Charles A.
Immigration is now from Leadville to the Hills
Mar 15 1879
Leadville
Veins are extremely narrow and are small pockets
Mar 18 1879
Leadville
Ex-sheriff Mahan on way back from Leadville
Mar 19 1879
Mahan, Johnny
Reported to be leaving Leadville for the south
Mar 21 1879
Murphy, John M.
Asks for Times, not Pioneer, from Leadville
Mar 22 1879
Whitton, John M.
Returned from Leadville, says graves dug in advance
Mar 22 1879
Sullivan, Patsey
Writes of Leadville, "big burying ground"
Mar 25 1879
Walls, Andy
Leadville paper refers to him as head of mining co
Mar 27 1879
Clark, Ed M.
Will soon have railroad connection with outside
Mar 27 1879
Leadville
Spring and warmth may bring a great deal of sickness
Mar 29 1879
Leadville
Now at Leadville without Dick Brown
Apr 01 1879
Garretson, Fanny
Report of 22 Deadwood road agents being at Leadville
Apr 03 1879
Leadville
Nominated alderman of Leadville
Apr 04 1879
Murphy, John M.
Editor says camp like Deadwood was in early days
Apr 07 1879
Leadville
Bunko steerers and other robbers are buying votes
Apr 08 1879
Leadville
Coroner averages four subjects a day
Apr 09 1879
Leadville
Reports the Times sold out in 10 min in Leadville
Apr 14 1879
Whitton, John M.
Judge received letter, Leadville, writer had enough
Apr 18 1879
Clark, John Judge
Death, in Leadville, of erysipelas
Apr 19 1879
Soery, W.H.
How they dress at Leadville
Apr 21 1879
Leadville
When he left for Leadville he took only his name
Apr 26 1879
Gandolfo, Joseph E
Of Johnson and Sparks, happily back from Leadville
Apr 26 1879
Johnson,
Arrested in Leadville for causing a disturbance
Apr 29 1879
Nuttall, Billy
Returning tramps causing trouble in Cheyenne
May 01 1879
Leadville
Making things boom in street auctions at Leadville
May 03 1879
Travis, Wes
Newspapers strike rich mines, prospectors don't
May 10 1879
Leadville
Visiting his family in Deadwood, from Leadville
May 14 1879
Gandolfo, Joseph E
Now a practicing physician in Leadville
May 14 1879
Spooner,
Old Black Hiller writes about the camp
May 17 1879
Leadville
Friend writing from Leadville says hearse needed
May 17 1879
Pattons Livery
Fires keep going in cemetery to keep ground thawed
May 17 1879
Leadville
Deadwoodites disgusted with Leadville
May 31 1879
In regard to: Whitton, J.M.
Having actors at Leadville he had at Bella Union
Jun 04 1879
In regard to: Nuttall, Billy
See Leadville Business Directory, 1879, Nuttall, Wm.
Leadville paper says he wants to wrestle Christol
Jun 04 1879
In regard to: Whalen, Mike
Now in Leadville, reported low with fever
Jun 06 1879
In regard to: Spooner, C.L.
The Leadville bubble is bursting
Jun 07 1879
In regard to: Leadville
Death, Leadville, once a noted character in Hills
Jun 10 1879
In regard to: Davis, Finn
In regard to: Road Agent
Hoping to find damphool to buy them out, Leadville
Jun 17 1879
In regard to: Cella and Hall
In town from Leadville, tells of carbonate fraud
Jun 17 1879
In regard to: Garrison, A.G.
Removed from Leadville, more dead than alive
Jun 17 1879
In regard to: Berry, Jim
Making a lot of money in Leadville
Jun 17 1879
In regard to: Nuttall, Billy
See Leadville Business Directory, 1879, Nuttall, Wm.
Judge still in Leadville and doing well
Jun 17 1879
In regard to: Brearley, E.C.
Report from Leadville as to his severe sickness
Jun 20 1879
In regard to: Nuttall, William
Received letter from discontent in Leadville
Jun 20 1879
In regard to: McCutcheon,
Wrestling with health after return from Leadville
Jun 26 1879
In regard to: Garrison, A.G.
In regard to: Crary, Bill
Has turned out just as we told you it would
Jun 26 1879
In regard to: Leadville
Black Hillers there now whistling "Sweet Home"
Jul 01 1879
In regard to: Leadville
Stagnation is the order of the day there
Jul 03 1879
In regard to: Leadville
Death from childbirth at Leadville, husband died a few weeks ago
Jul 16 1879
In regard to: Soery, W.H., Mrs
Returned from his trip, spent it at Leadville
Jul 16 1879
In regard to: Wooden, J.D.
Judge has not been in the Leadville news lately
Jul 17 1879
In regard to: Brearley, E.C.
Elected Treasurer of town 40 miles from Leadville
Jun 22 1879
In regard to: Wilson, Billy
Dr and other bunko men to be run out of Leadville
Jul 24 1879
In regard to: Bagg,
Children left parentless in three months time
Jul 24 1879
In regard to: Soery, W.H.
In regard to: Footnote: See entry: W. H. Soery Jan 07 1879
Still managing the Comique at Leadville
Jul 24 1879
In regard to: Nuttall, Billy
See Leadville Business Directory, 1879, Nuttall, Wm.
Our walkist reported at Miles City and not Leadville
Jul 24 1879
In regard to: Smith, W.D.S.
Writes to Judge Murphy on strike in Leadville
Jul 25 1879
In regard to: McGowen, Mike
In regard to: Murphy, John M.
Ladies relief society to help orphaned children
Jul 25 1879
In regard to: Soery, Mrs
In regard to: Deadwood, Lead
Lola who performed here was injured in Leadville
Jun 26 1879
In regard to: Bella Union
Making money in Leadville, spending it on the boys
Aug 01 1879
In regard to: Nuttall, Billy
See Leadville Business Directory, 1879, Nuttall, Wm.
Youngest of the five orphans dies at Leadville
Aug 02 1879
In regard to: Soery, W.H.
Writes from Leadville, on way back to the Hills
Aug 02 1879
In regard to: Walker, A.J.
Received a letter from Walker in Leadville
Aug 02 1879
In regard to: Atteman, H.
To give benefit at Leadville for the Soery orphans
Aug 03 1879
In regard to: Nuttall, Billy
See Leadville Business Directory, 1879, Nuttall, Wm.
Body arrived at Denver,died after delivery of baby
Aug 06 1879
In regard to: Soery, Mrs
Benefit for Soery orphans raised a large sum
Aug 06 1879
In regard to: Nuttall, Billy
In regard to: Leadville
Rev to preach at Presbyterian church at Leadville
Aug 10 1879
In regard to: Pickett, J.W.
Reported to have many new friends in Leadville
Aug 23 1879
In regard to: Miller, Bob
In the language of Billy Nuttall, "Things is hot"
Black Hills Daily Times Aug 24 1879
Leadville paper reports arrival of Billys family
Aug 26 1879
In regard to: Nuttall, Mrs
Formerly of the Pioneer, sued Reveille for wages
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Clark, T.H.
Book-keeper at Leadville, was with Brown and Thum bank
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Goddard, R.P.
Circulator of the Chronicle, Leadville
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Whitton, John M.
Has eased up on the bunko business, Leadville law
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Hurdy, John
In regard to: Crazy Horse
In regard to: Baggs, Doc
In the fruit trade in Leadville
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Cella and Hall
Is dealing faro at Leadville
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Gardner, Ed
Lawyers growing rich from mining cases, Leadville
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Brearley, E.C.
In regard to: Bennett,
Still running the Comique at Leadville
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Nuttall, William
See Leadville Business Directory, 1879, Nuttall, Wm.
Tending bar at the Office, in Leadville
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Bennett, Joe
Still coining money at the Grand Hotel, Leadville
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Lavic,
In regard to: Daily,
Playing at the Coliseum in Leadville
Aug 28 1879
Nuttall, Wm
Parchal, Lola
Parchal, Little Pearly
Parchall, Jenette
Coliseum Theatre, Leadville, Colorado 1879 on Chestnut St., photographer Wakely, George D., copyright Denver Public Library.
Gymnasts Lola (Parschael)Parshall born 1848 New York, sister Jenette(Parschael)Parshall born 1861 New York, and sister "Little Pearly" Pearl (Parschael)Parshall born 1870 New York were peforming in Atchison City, Atchison, Kansas by the 1880 Federal Census.
Publishing the Daily Programme at Leadville
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Wallahan, W.P.
Waiting for something to turn up, at Leadville
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Meskel, Dan
Is blacksmithing at Leadville now
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Langdon, James
Is bumming and deadbeating at Leadville, as usual
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Lack, C.A.
Continues to be deputy fire warden at Leadville
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Hagan, Tom
Death, at Leadville, formerly in restaurant business
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Cline, John
Footnote: Cline used to have restaurant in Sasses Meat Market building Aug 23 1879
Footnote: Cline's restaurant furniture to be sold Jul 03 1878
Footnote: Cline to sale restaurant furniture and dishes Jul 02 1878
Footnote: New restaurant, 3rd door north of Grand Central Hotel Apr 08 1878
Footnote: Has green poll parrot who is a good talker Mar 21 1878
Brother of C.F, invested in Leadville, made $30,00
Sep 11 1879, p.4 , col.3
In regard to: Leimer, C.F.
In regard to: Leimer, R.A.
Writes from Leadville, says Nuttall is alive and well
Oct 12 1879
In regard to: Davenport, Adam
Death, at Leadville, formerly of Deadwood
Oct 14 1879
In regard to: Cramer, John
Sends word of cheer to Deadwood after fire
Oct 17 1879
In regard to: Cella and Hall
Left Leadville to winter in St Louis, Mo.
Nov 02 1879
In regard to: Cella and Hall
Decamped newsy registered at Leadville hotel
Nov 02 1879
In regard to: Clippinger,
Closes Blake's Hotel, moving to Leadville
Nov 12 1879
In regard to: Stone, C.W.
Second attempt at suicide failed, at Leadville
Nov 15 1879
In regard to: Lee, Craven
Footnote: Lee and Ike Brown are businessmen Jun 08 1876. Isaac C., Ike Brown will be killed by Indians a few days after Rev Smith in August 1876.
Footnote: Mr. Lee, is City Recorder, old miner, sawmill Jun 08 1876
Footnote: Pioneer editor, Lee, Brown and Trayner tour claims Craven Lee Jun 17 1876
Footnote: Lee, C. Deadwood and Centennial Wagon Road Aug 05 1876
Footnote: Lee and Co. own Gordon lode Aug 12 1876
Footnote: C. Lee committee to draft laws for Deadwood Aug 19 1876
Footnote: C. Lee runs for council in Deadwood Sep 16 1876
Footnote: Lee and Brown first house built of Pine logs Deadwood Oct 07 1876
Footnote: Lee has Christmas dinner for others Dec 30 1876
Footnote: Lee, C. on Sherman Street committee Aug 20 1877
Footnote: Lee, C. sells Lama Mine to Thomas Weaver Oct 27 1877
Footnote: Served Christmas dinner at Sister's Hospital, Lead Dec 27 1878
Footnote: Craven Lee, bills allowed by new board of County Commissioners Feb 11 1879
Goes to Leadville to try fortune among carbonates
Nov 18 1879
In regard to: Lightfoot,
Bought out partner, Mr Lightfoot, a boss carpenter
Nov 18 1879
In regard to: Alber, Mart
Judge was registered at Leadville on the 11th
Nov 19 1879
In regard to: Romans, S. P. Judge
Back from Leadville, intends to stay this time
Nov 20 1879
In regard to: Garretson, A.G.
The Gilberts are playing Pinafore in Kentucky
In regard to: Gilberts, The
Nov 21 1879
Col Jack Langrishe will open at Leadville Tuesday
Nov 23 1879
In regard to: Langrishe, Jack
Jack S. Langrishe Traveling Troupe 1876 - 1879 Deadwood, SD
Leadville, Colorado, Tabor Opera House Under Construction 1879, © Photography Collection, Western History and Genealogy Department, Denver Public Library.
Colonel Jack(John) S. Langrishe, 1861 to 1870, © Photography Collection, Western History and Genealogy Department, Denver Public Library.
Tabor Grand Opera House opened November 20, 1879 with Jack Langrishe production "The Serious Family".
Tabor Grand Opera House, Photographer J. Collier, Denver, Colorado, copyright Ringling Collection University of Florida.
Reported in Denver, on way to Leadville
Nov 23 1879
In regard to: Wood, S.N.
Reported to have made over $50,000 at Leadville
Nov 23 1879
In regard to: Nuttall, Billy
See Leadville Business Directory, 1879, Nuttall, Wm.
Investments reported to be doing well at Leadville
Nov 23 1879
In regard to: Higgins,
Trouble in Leadville, men paying attention to wife
Nov 26 1879
In regard to: Scott, H.J.
Arrived in Leadville with fourteen people on 21st
Nov 26 1879
In regard to: Langrishe, Jack
Reported to be at Leadville
Nov 30 1879
In regard to: Norton, Harry J.
Arrested for assault and battery at Leadville
Dec 04 1879
In regard to: Whitton, John
Making barrells of money at Leadville in his theatre
Dec 09 1879
In regard to: Langrishe, Jack
Reported to be at Leadville
Dec 14 1879
In regard to: Wood, S.N.
Judge returns from protracted visit to Leadville
Dec 23 1879
In regard to: Roman, S.P.
In Leadville and he ain't there for fun either
Dec 27 1879
In regard to: Flaherty, John
Down with pneumonia at Leadville
Jun 10 1880
In regard to: Norton, Harry J.
Norton is city editor of the Leadville Chronicle
Jan 11 1880
In regard to: Norton, Harry J.
Will be home from Leadville this evening
Jan 15 1880
In regard to: Russell, J.D.
Cut off his moustache while in Leadville
Jan 17 1880
In regard to: Flaherty, Johnny
Gone to Leadville after receiving pardon
Jan 17 1880
In regard to: May, Samuel F.
Footnote: "Derby" Samuel May and John Blain, Governor William A. Howard pardoned for Obrodovich murder Apr 02 1879
Footnote: May, Samuel F. Gov. Pennington will not pardon Jul 21 1877
Footnote: May, Samuel F. and Blair, John in court murder 5 years Jun 25 1877
Footnote: May-Blair case, verdict of manslaughter Jun 25 1877
Footnote: Samuel May and John Blair petition for clemency in circulation Jun 23 1877
Footnote: May, Samuel F. sentenced Jun 19 1877
Footnote: May-Blair murder case in court Jun 14 1877
Footnote: Obrodervitch, Daniel jumping of property South Deadwood Apr 28 1877
Footnote: Seth Bullock, Sheriff testified in Obrodovich murder trial Apr 27 1877
Footnote: Death Obrodovich, Daniel Apr 25 1877
Footnote: May, Samuel F. and Blair, John shoots Daniel Obrodovitch Apr 24 1877
Footnote: May, S. is manager of Gem Theatre Apr 07 1877
In the mine brokerage business at Leadville
Jan 17 1880
In regard to: Waggaman,
In regard to: Canoll,
Is taking his ease at Leadville, doing nothing
Jan 17 1880
In regard to: Ranahan, Mike
Making money in the law business at Leadville
Jan 17 1880
In regard to: Bennet, H.P.
Went to Leadville after receiving pardon
Jan 17 1880
In regard to: Blair, Jim
Running a telephone exchange to houses, Leadville
Jan 17 1880
In regard to: Miller, Bob
Running a cigar store at Leadville
Jan 17 1880
In regard to: McNary,
Running wholesale and retail liquor store, Leadville
Jan 17 1880
In regard to: Billings, Joe
Now at Leadville, deputy of Gunnison County
Jan 17 1880
In regard to: Hicks, Jimmy
Bell, George W., man tried for murdering Charles E. Lee now at Leadville
Jan 17 1880
In regard to: Lee, Charles E.
In regard to: Bell, George W.
Footnote: Bell not hung as reported, living with wife in Min Jun 24 1879
Footnote: Bismarck Tribune refers to him as Bell, the butcher Dec 01 1878
Footnote: Report of being taken from Bismarck coach and lynched Nov 17 1878
Footnote: George W. Bell acquitted on charge of murder.
Verdict returned as not guilty Nov 16 1878
Footnote: Bitter feelings on the street, should leave town George Bell Nov 15 1878
Footnote: Cox is his real name Nov 15 1878
Footnote: George W. Bell visited in jail by two mysterious women May 15 1878
Footnote: George W. Bell, alias Cox, arrested for murder, May 12 1878
Footnote: Charles E. Lee murdered on the White Rocks May 12 1878
Has a big paying news stand at Leadville
Jan 17 1880
In regard to: Whitton, John M.
Former partner, Higbie, getting rich at Leadville
Jan 17 1880
In regard to: Russell, J.D.
Did not do well at Leadville carbonate camp
Jan 17 1880
In regard to: Travis, Wes
Doing well at Leadville, but has done well and lost
Jan 18 1880
In regard to: Langrishe, Jack
Two oldest papers in the camp have suspended
Jan 18 1880
In regard to: Leadville
Word comes from Leadville that he is busted again
Jan 18 1880
In regard to: Nuttall, Billy
Tells of hotel at Leadville with skull and crossbone
Jan 22 1880
In regard to: Flaherty, Johnny
Mrs Langrishe reached Leadville safely
Jan 25 1880
In regard to: Langrishe, Mrs
Leadville paper announces her arrival there
Jan 28 1880
In regard to: Langrishe, Mrs
To make first appearance in Leadville in comedies
Jan 30 1880
In regard to: Langrishe, Mrs
Made her first appearance on the Leadville stage
Feb 01 1880
In regard to: Langrishe, Mrs
Some Black Hillers who went to Leadville are back
Feb 07 1880
Mines and mining
Carbonate Chronicle (Leadville, Lake County)
February 14, 1880
Mr. William Nuttal, a well-known theatrical and sporting man of this, was arrested last night on a charge of larceny at the instigation of W. J. Glencross, who claimed to have been robbed of one thousand dollars while in one of the boxes of the Grand Central Theatre last night. The particulars of the case are as follows:
Last night Glencross, Nuttall, Franzer, John Wall, Dollie Lathrop, and two or three others were in one of the boxes of the Grand Central Theatre. A few drinks had gone around, and the party were quite hilarious. The subject of racehorces came up, and Glencross offered to be five hundred dollars trhat a horse owned by John Wall was the fastest in Colorado, or words to that effect. Mr. Nuttall owining a horse with a record, accepted the wager. Glencross pulled out two five hundred dollar bills to make good his wager, and Nuttall having only the sum of three dollars on his person, excuxsed himself and went down stairs into the gaming room, where he obtained a loan of five hundred dollars from Reese, the proprietor of one the faro tables. He returned to find Glencross out of the box crying that he had been robbed, and everything in a hubbub. As Nuttall had five hundred in his possession, he was at once arrested. Nuttall demanded Glencross' arrest and both were taken to the city jail. This morning Mr. Nuttall was released on his own recognizance and will have an examination before Judge McDowall this afternoon. It is said by the parties in the box with Glencross that he had his money after Nuttall left the box, and went outside putting it down in one of his vest pockets. The general opinion is that Mr. Nuttall is guiltless.
Known as Lee St blacksmith, kills man in Leadville
Feb 15 1880
In regard to: Langan, James
Footnote: Leaves Deadwood, with wife Jan 16 1879
Footnote: A lively tussle for a blacksmith shop Jan 16 1879
Footnote: Langan house on Centennial Ave burned down, little saved Dec 07 1878
Footnote: LeRoy purchased Langan building and having it torn down Jun 04 1878
Footnote: Tore down blacksmith shop on Lee, building again Apr 01 1878
Footnote: Langan's blacksmith Lee St. has small fire Dec 24 1877
Footnote: Langan, Mrs. James writes thank you letter Dec 07 1877
Footnote: Langan, Mrs. given $400.00, because of fire loss Dec 07 1877
Footnote: Langan, James home has fire Dec 06 1877
Leimer has located at Leadville
Feb 15 1880
In regard to: Leimer, C.F.
His wife left him in Leadville
Feb 17 1880
In regard to: Nuttall, Billy
Is in Leadville
Feb 17 1880
In regard to: Utter, Charley
In regard to: Leimer, Fred
Is on the fire patrol force in Leadville
Feb 17 1880
In regard to: Hogan, Tom
Is not attached to any paper at Leadville
Feb 17 1880
In regard to: Norton, Harry J.
To perform at Leadville for Langrishe's theatre
Feb 17 1880
In regard to: Gilberts, The
In regard to: Gilbert, Belle
In regard to: Gilbert, Jim
Doing well at the Tabor opera house at Leadville
Feb 17 1880
In regard to: Langrishe, Jack
Has toll-road on the brain, in Leadville
Feb 17 1880
In regard to: Pierce, M.
Now trying his luck at Leadville
Feb 19 1880
In regard to: Castello, Dan
Has relocated in Leadville, opening new law office
Feb 24 1880
In regard to: Bennett, E.J.
Departs to join her husband at Leadville
Feb 26 1880
In regard to: Waggaman, H.P, Mrs
Still quite ill at Leadville
Mar 02 1880
In regard to: Langrishe, Jack
Proficient and rapid printer, on way to Leadville
Mar 03 1880
In regard to: Alley, Sam
Is now a judge down at Leadville
Mar 05 1880
In regard to: Brazee, George W.
Leadville paper speaks very complimentary of Gilbert
Mar 12 1880
In regard to: Gilbert, Jim
In regard to: Gilbert, Belle
Reported in Leadville, to engage in lumber trade
Mar 12 1880
In regard to: Sutherland, Hiram
Good place to stampede from
Mar 19 1880
In regard to: Leadville
Has captured Leadville with Joshua Whitcomb
Mar 19 1880
In regard to: Gilbert, Jim
Montana miner well know in Hills dies in Leadville
Mar 30 1880
In regard to: Harvey, Barney
Arranging a tussel at Leadville with Cuddihee
Mar 30 1880
In regard to: Christol, Andre, wrestler
Leadville papers announce billings at McDaniels
Apr 13 1880
In regard to: Martin, Jimmy
In regard to: Garretson, Fannie
In regard to: Flora Belle
Rise and fall of Leadville
Apr 18 1880
In regard to: Leadville
Will appear at McDaniels Theatre in Leadville
May 11 1880
In regard to: Bell, Flora, Miss
Benefit in Leadville last week
May 11 1880
In regard to: Langrishe, Jack Col.
In regard to: Gilbert, Belle
Letter says he is leaving Leadville for Roaring Forks
May 20 1880
In regard to: McPherson, James
Now on the road to Leadville
May 21 1880
In regard to: McDonald, Dan
Judge Morgan takes departure for Leadville tomorrow
May 30 1880
In regard to: Morgan,
Opening a grocery store in Leadville with Jacobs
Jun 03 1880
In regard to: McPherson, James
In regard to: Jacobs, Charles H.
Writes us to send the Times to him at Leadville
Jun 05 1880
In regard to: Ledwich,
Does not advise anyone to come to Leadville
Jun 15 1880
In regard to: Hartly, William
Death, at Leadville, of illness of 10 days
Jun 15 1880
In regard to: Norton, Harry J.
Footnote: Down with pneumonia at Leadville Jun 10 1880
Footnote: Is not attached to any paper at Leadville Feb 17 1880
Footnote: Had been bounced from his position as editor Jan 17 1880
Footnote: Norton is city editor of the Leadville Chronicle Jan 11 1880
Footnote: Now in New York supervising book publication Jun 18 1879
Footnote: Book entitled "Birds-Eye View of the Black Hills" May 31 1879
Footnote: Norton, Harry J. associated with Bullion Racket Sep 01 1878
Footnote: Left Deadwood to bring back his wife and baby Aug 30 1878
Footnote: Mrs Norton and daughter will visit east for summer Jun 22 1878
Footnote: Writing letters to New York Mining Record Jun 18 1878
Footnote: Prof. Carl C. Zeus and Harry J. Norton artist sketch Apr 25 1878
Footnote: Disturbs neighbors with "Go to sleep, my ba-a-by" Apr 08 1878
Footnote: Meeting of the New Executive Committee on New Territory Feb 21 1878
Footnote: Harry Norton's Black Hills News Letter well liked Feb 01 1878
Footnote: Appointed to gather information, mineral resources Jan 30 1878
Circus opened in Leadville to audience of 4,000
Jun 16 1880
In regard to: Castello, Dan
Reported to have killed Flora Bell in Leadville
Jun 24 1880
In regard to: Gorman, Eddie
Scheme at Leadville to sink hole and sell it to east
Jun 29 1880
In regard to: Mines and mining
Has lost all on bad speculations in Leadville
Aug 04 1880
In regard to: Wilson, Billy
Richardson reported to be in Leadville
Aug 06 1880
In regard to: Richardson, Dick
Rported to be in Leadville
Aug 06 1880
In regard to: Steele,
In regard to: Hollenbach, Joe
Leadville Mines
Aug 11 1880
In regard to: Leadville
Writes letter from Leadville to friend in Deadwood
Aug 24 1880
In regard to: McArthur, Dan
Leadville Democrat writes complimentary article
Sep 19 1880
In regard to: Gilbert, Belle
McArthur writes from Leadville, unhappy with camp
Sep 23 1880
In regard to: Buchanan, Jim
Proprietor of London Club, sportsmen headquarters, Denver
Sep 29 1880
Nuttall, Billy
Has gone into business at Leadville, won't return
Oct 09 1880
In regard to: Cornforth, Tom
Mining expert and speculator, left for Leadville
Nov 07 1880
In regard to: Field, E.J.
Van Daniker dies penniless at Leadville, suicide
Nov 10 1880
In regard to: IXL Hotel
In regard to: Footnote: See entry Jimmy Van Daniker Jan 04 1879
June 9, 1880 Federal Census
Name:
William Nuttal
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
50
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1830
Birthplace:
England
Father's birthplace:
England
Mother's birthplace:
England
Occupation:
Comedian
Marital Status:
Married
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
November 9, 1880
Grand Central Teatre
Change of Management - William Nuttall Again at the Front
The old denizens of this city who remember the palmy days of drama and variety when the camp was "booming," will feel the old time come over them when it is known that "Billy" Nuttall again assumes away over the fortunes of the new building which has been erected upon the site of his former triumphs. All old-timers will recall with pleasure the scenes of early days, when standing room could hardly be obtained at the old Theatre Comique, where Nuttall was also flying to and fro in his shirt sleeves, ubiquitous in his movements, now listening to a complaint here, now finding comfortable accommodations for a private party there, and the next instant quelling the outburst of some enthusiastic individual whom the light air had exhillarated to a boisterous degree, and above all presiding in such a manner that peace and good will prevailed thoughout the general hilarity. Now he returns agin and resumes his former sceptre, and could the public have seen him bustling around this morning, marshalling his hosts for the coming onslaught upon the public's amusement tastes, it would be seen at once that something more than common was in the air. The theatre has been leased to him by Thomas Kemp, who inends for the present to devote his time to some important mining interests which require his perosnal care, and will be closed until Thursday evening next, when it will reopened with a perfect glory. Mr. James H. Love, late of the amuseemnt firm of Love & Thall, of California and Denver, will be business manager, and a general change will be made in every department. James Le Clair remains as stage manager, and Messrs. Charles Edmonds, Boyd and Wade, Gus Mills, Prof. O'Reardon, Bobby Gaylor, Erba Roberson, Fannie Garretson, Nola Forrest, Georgie Alma, Blanche Walworth and Julia Aiken are among those who remain. Other judicious selections from local favorites and former employees will be made according to ability and general favor with the public, and doubtless this grandest temple of amusement in the city will remain the prominent place for which its architecture and internal appointments fit it to throughly adorn.
Manager of Grand Central Theatre at Leadville
Nov 16 1880
In regard to: Nuttall, Billy
Leadville townsite case will settle our case
Nov 17 1880
In regard to: Deadwood
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
December 7, 1880
A Well Deserved Success. The "Two Orphans" at the Grand Central. In spite of the severe storm on Sundayt evening, an immense audience congregated to witness the above play, and well were they rewarded, for a better has never been given in the state. Nuttall has succeeded in securing a splendid dramatic company, and has surrounded it with such scenery and sostuming as would do credit to any metropolitan city. Mr. Sullivan never appeared to better advantage, and as "Pierre, the Cripple," surpassed anything he has yet done in the city. He was greeted with continued applause, and as New York audiences have already endorsed his rendition of this difficult chracter, it is not surprising that Leadville should coincide. Chas. Edmonds was a manly handsome chevailler, and James Le Claire was excellent in his rendition of "Jacques." Erba Roberson astonished every one by her impersonation of the blind girl. She was successful throughout. Gus Mills most effectually concealed his identity as "Mother Vroohard" and Mrs. Edmonds, Misses Adale Leonard, and Forrest, and Messrs. Howard, Wade, and the entire cast, proved thoroughly compatent. The scenery was superb from first to last, and the first regular dramatic venture at this house is a deserved success. It is to be given again this evening, and will be continued as long as the public affords proper encouragement.
Death, from pneumonia, at Leadville
Dec 16 1880
In regard to: Higgins, George
Footnote: For Rent - Dwelling house on Sherman Street Jul 01 1878
Footnote: Dissolution Notice-firm of Dennee and Higgins Jun 01 1878
Footnote: Has sold his interest in grocery to partner, Denee May 24 1878
Footnote: Higgins, George, opens grocery store on Main Aug 09 1877
Footnote: Higgins, George arrives in Deadwood Oct 21 1876
Sid Sidney C. France, a well known actor on Eastern stages for his peformances in "Dead to the World", a drama written and copyrighted in 1875 by Frank Dumont and "Marked for Life or The Missing Finger", a drama written and copyrighted in 1871 by Frank Dumov, was secured by William Nuttall to appear at the Leadville Grand Central Theatre in 1880.
Photo Sidney C. France circa 1880, © Copyright PictureHistory.com.
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
Date: December 17, 1880
Sidney C. France
This deservedly popular actor has arrived in town, and is devoting his personal attention to the rehearsals, scenery, etc., of "Marked for Life." The popular verdict upon this play has been a vaery favorable one, indeed, in point of motion, constume, color, appropriate scenery and effective situation. It is long since the public have had an opportunity of enjoyhing stage views more true to life. In producing tthis drama, Mr. Nuttall will spare no pains. This play has made an instantaneous hit elsewhere, and the same result is anticipated for it here, for it is a very strong and interesting story. It is a play that commends itself to the notice of all classes, not only for its fidelity to nature, but also for the popular manner in which this subject is treated. It is placed before the audiance with realistic scenic affects, forming a series of animated pictures which cannot fail to leave a deep impression on the mind. The surroundings will be faithfully copied even in their details, but without these the chief interest will still centre around the artist, who by his excellent impersonation of the leading character, invests it with a cowance that enlists the attention of the audience from the beginning to the end. This engagements is an expensive experiment for Nuttall, and he has therefore decided that those who desire to witness the result of his outlay, must buy tickets of admission. To this effect he will annunce the free list as actually suspended, and he has further found it necessary to return to the old prices, fifty cents below and one dollar upstairs.
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
December 19, 1880
Vive La France
"Marked for Life" at the Grand Central Tonight
At last all is in readiness and this noted sensational drama will be given this evening for the first time. There is not much doubt of it success, for the star has already achieved a reputation elsewhere, which is of many years duration, and Leadville has never been slow to recognize actual merit. As the Tabor Opera house has no company, all stars and combinations are obliged to contract with the Grand Central, and Nuttall is using his utmost endeavors to secure the best talent which is available. Having a stage possessing accommodations far superior to any other, and with a company which embraces all the dramatic talent in the state, together with the liberality of expenditure for which he has always been noted, even from his earliest connection with the camp, there is no reason why this theatre should not become a recognized resoret for the most respectable people. If Nuttall refrains from the vulgarities which have been indulged in by other establishments and continues to provide such entertainments as the "Two Orphans" and "Marked for Life," the amusement goers of this city will hav reason to congratulae themselves.
The army of dead heads will be conspicuous by their absence during Mr. France's sojourn, as he controls the admission solely and will have his own agents at the door. The price will be fifty cents down stairs and one dollar above.
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
Date: December 19, 1880
Nuttall, William
Grand Central Theatre
To-Night
Sid C.
France!
as
Skid
"Marked for Life"
Admission 50 cts and $1.00
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
December 22, 1880
Nuttall, William
Both Nuttall, the manager, and France, the star, have cause for congratulaton athe continued good gusiness at this theatre. "Marked for Life" will be continued the balance of the week, and on Sunday night next an entire change of bill will be presented. no dead-head audiences are now present to geve the ficticious appearance of good business, which so often deceives both manager and creditor, and as long as fotune smiles thus upon Nuttall, just as pleasant will be the smiles of welcome bestowed upon his ceditors, and just so long will those same creditors smile blandly upon him in grateful return.
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
December 23, 1880
Nuttall, William
"Marked for Life"
France's Success at the Grand Central
Sid. C. France can be counted among the most successful, financially, of any prominent professional who has appeared in Leadville. The play, "Marked for Life," is full of laughable incidents and thrilling antimated tableaux, the latter of which afe the culminations of much interesting proceeding situations and dialogue. The Grand Central is taking in more money now than at any time during its previous existence, except during the runs of the "Black Crook" and "Around the World in Eighty Days," and it is now the nearest approach to a legitimate theatre which this play possesses. Nuttall has concluded to give a matinee on Saturday afternoon, (Christmas) in order to amuse the little ones and those who accompany them, making it in reality a Merry Christmas to all who feel disposed to attend. France's success is so great that he will remain another week, when his new play entitled "Dead to the World," will be reproduced. It is already in native rehearsal.
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
December 24, 1880
Nuttall, William
Christmas Afternoon. It will hard work for Nuttall's company next Saturday. France in "Marked for Life" is to be given twice on that date. The ladies and children will thus have an opportunity to enjoy themselves and witness a moral lesson, and at the same time enjoy many a good laugh at the comic antics of Mr. France's "Skid," Boby Gaylor as the heathen Chinese "Sing Soo," and Wade, as the Crushed Tragedian "Tatters," who will ensure a meryy Christmast to all who attend. France's new drama, "Dead in the World," is being mounted in elegant style and will be gen next Sunday evening.
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
January 20, 1881
Nuttall, William
Grand Central Theatre
Pocahontas still continues to draw large and enthusiastic audiences nightly to this opular place of amusement. We doubt if there is any theatre in the eastern country that can present a stronger bill of attractions weekly than the Grand Central and we are proud to note th fact that the amusement loving citizens of Leadville are not slow to appreciate the untiring efforts of Managfer Wm. Nuttall, who deserves the earnest support of all admirers of the thespian art. Pocahontas is undobubtly the greatest burlesque of moder times, written by the lae lamented John Brougham, one of the greatest dramatists of the nineteenth centruy. It contains many of the latest musical hits of the day, which are rendered in a manner far above the plane of mediocrity. Gus Mills in the title role, Chas. Edmonds as Powhalan King of the Tuncaroran, Erba Roberson as John Smith, Thos. Wade as Roli, the Dutchman, and Bobby Gaylor as the School Marm deserve special praise for the creditable manner in which they render their respective parts, Harrigan and Hart, latest New York success. "The second degree of the full moon" union is sung in an artistic manner by the entire company. It is a splendid musical composition and never fails to meet with an enthusiastic encore. A number of moritorious specialities follow the burlesque. Bobby Gaylor and Alice Somors in their laughable specialty continue to take the house by storms. The tudors, John and Amy, for their share of approval, Boyd, Wade and Dick Hughes are strong favorites with the habitues of the Grand Central, in fact, all the members of the company are received in a cordial manner by thge large audiances which assemble nightly at the favored temple of the muses. Tonight the pretty Clineton sisters will make their first appearance.
On next Fridaty evening the Union Veterans will benefit at this theatre. We predict a large house for them. The spectacular pantomime, the "Enchanged Mine," will positively be produced Sunay night in all its gorgeous magnificence. You should not fail to visit the Grand Central this and next week if you wish to witness a splendid performance and enjoy yourself at the same time. We congratulare you, Billy Nuttall, on the success of your management.
Writes from Leadville, he is well and at work
Jan 30 1881
In regard to: McArthur, Dan
Clerking in Leadville store for McArthur
Jan 30 1881
In regard to: Newton, George
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
January 22, 1881
Front page
Nuttall, William
Grand Central Theatre. No matter how delicate the undertaking manager Nuttall never fails to bring about a happy consummation, and his judgement enables him to cater satisfactorally to all classes. Last night, the performance was such, that the most exacting devotee of morality and the rigid ordinances of society, could have taken no exceptions whatever. Where upon some occasions the sounds of hillarity have from the auditorium, last night it was expelled by universal assent, and the ladies and gentlemen, who had recalled before at a suggestion to attend the Grand Central theatre, were in the most satisfactory mood. A large number of the friends of the Union Veteran association were present and the receipts will be quite handsome contribution to the treasury.
On Sunday night next the "Enchanted Mine" will be produced for the second time in Leadville and those who remember its brilliant and dazelling effects will not permit it to pass without attending. The bill could not be improved upon at present and everybody is pleased with Manager Nuttalls efforts.
Leadville Democrat (Leadville, Lake County)
February 1, 1881
Nuttall, William
Pink Domino
Prices as Usual
Next Sunday, February 6, 1881
Nuttall's Bfenefit
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
February 1, 1881
Nuttall, William
Grand Central Theatre. At no time in the history of the Grand Central theatre has there been witnessed a greater success, and Manager Nuttall has reason to congratulate himself upon the patronage and endorsement that his efforts have received. From his first day as manager of the theatre he has modified the entertainments so as to reder it to all classes, and the judgement that he has always exercised is sufficient testimony of his abilities. Great activity is witnessed behind the scenes at present, and the preparations fo the impending benefit insure its success. It will take place on Friday night, and the legion of friends whom Manager Nuttall has made will crowd the building. At present "Fra Diavolo" is upon the boards and is meeting with good success. The patrons an unqualified satisfaction and is received with much demonstration. The olio bill is not permitted to languish and the most superior artists are coming. Do not forge Manager Nuttall's benefit.
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
February 6, 1881
Grand Central Theatre
William Nuttall, Sole Manager
Frank Knzenpkhgkl, Business Manager
Edward Haley, Director of Amusements
Sunday Evening, January 30, 1881
Will be produced for the first time in Leadville, the musical (burlesque)burletta entitled "Fra Diavolo! or the Beauty and the Brigands"
Friday Evening, February 4,
Grand Complimentary Benefit to
Manager Nuttall
Upon which occasion Messrs
Howard & Sullivan
Have kindly consented to appear
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
February 16, 1881
Nuttal, William
Grand Central Theatre
William Nuttall, Sole Manager
Monday, February 14th and until further notice
Aranged by Mr. Gus Miles
40 Thieves
Prices as Usual
25 and 50 cents
Leadville Democrat (Leadville, Lake County)
February 19, 1881
Are on the carpet for next Tueday evening. One of these is to be given by Mr. Nuttall, at his theatre, the Grand Central, and Billy says that he intends to produce such a scene of splendor as was never yet seen west of New York city. There will be no performance that evening, as the entire time will be filled in with the terpsichorean festivities. The admission will be one dollar.
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
February 22, 1881
Nuttall, William
Grand Central Theatre
Presentation of "Cinderella" Last Evening
Last night, according to promise, was produced for the first time at this leading place of amusemnt, Mr. Gus Mills' spectacular burlesque, entitled "Cinderella," in which Gus appeared in the title role, and it is unnecessary to any that he played his part to perfection. His dress was simply gorgeous. Mr. Edmonds, as the Baron, noted his part in an admirable manner, while Miss Erba Roberson, as the swell, more than did credit to herself. Tommy Wade, as Clorinda, although a new line of business to him, acquitted himself nicely, and kept the audience in a good humor, while the balance of the characters, which were assigned to the balance of the monster stock company, were all up in their lines and rendered in a satisfactory manner. Miss Nellie Dearing was substituted in place of Miss Alice Somers, who is a present lying very ill, and considering the short notice, more than did justice to herself. Manager Nuttall is always alive to business, and this display of energy added another triumphal score in securing the wonderful "Nautch Dancers," who kept the audience in an uproar of laughter with their grotesque dancing, and will no doubt add anohter financial success to the management.
Tonight will occur the annual masquerade ball for the boys and girls, and it promises to be a grand success. At present over fifty of the new costumes which have been procured for this special occasion have been given out. Manager Nuttall wishes to extend all a cordial invitation to attend tongiht, as he will himself, be on the floor to superintend things, which alone is guarantee enogh that everything will be enjoyable, as he never does things by halves.
Former employee of Headquarters now in Leadville
Mar 11 1881
In regard to: Lane, Sandy
Terraville man moves his family to Leadville
Apr 14 1881
In regard to: Stevens, George
Leaves for Leadville, at Homestake for some time
Apr 16 1881
In regard to: Hocking, George
Letter from friend about the death of Adair
May 04 1881
In regard to: Colvin, Jim
Death, Hills old-timer in accident at Leadville
May 04 1881
In regard to: Adair, Joe W.
Makes fortune in Leadville, comes back to Hills
May 11 1881
In regard to: Bacon, M.S.
Death, variety actor shot by Leadville man
Jun 18 1881
In regard to: McDonald, James
Footnote: McDonald, James of Bella Union has son Aug 09 1877
Footnote: Sentenced to 1 yr. 1 mo. at hard labor in Detroit Aug 01 1880
Footnote: McDonald, James Champion skate and clog dancer Jun 09 1877
Footnote: McDonald, James skate dancing, Gem Theatre Jun 17 1877
Footnote: Swearenger, Al will get Baby McDonald and James McDonald Jun 09 1877
To visit dying brother in Leadville
Aug 16 1881
In regard to: Marshbanks, Lucretia.
Whitton is hewing out a fortune there
Dec 09 1881
In regard to: Leadville
Nuttall is managing theater there
Dec 09 1881
In regard to: Leadville
Send news of Leadville, missing his "Times"
Jan 09 1882
In regard to: Turney, W.W.
Of Lead, leaves tomorrow for Leadville, Colorado
Jan 27 1882
In regard to: Burns, Samuel G.
R.O. Adams and wife are now in Leadville
Mar 27 1882
In regard to: Adams, Richard O.
Footnote: Adams at it again, the thief Dec 31 1882
Footnote: From American Falls, Idaho Aug 18 1882
Footnote: Convicted for crookedness in post office affairs Sep 08 1881
Footnote: Evans vs Adams, verdict for plaintiff, $2,800 Sep 06 1882
Footnote: Evans/Star vs. Adams, motion to dissolve attachment Aug 01 1881
Footnote: Wife tries to sell house, restrained by attachment Jul 29 1881
Footnote: Pioneer has secured services of ex-postmaster May 12 1881
Footnote: Ran the Pioneer financially into the ground May 12 1881
Footnote: His bondsmen brought in 2 civil actions Mar 12 1881
Footnote: Released from county jail after nearly 5 months Feb 17 1881
Footnote: Wife starts for Deadwood, president has pardoned Feb 04 1881
Footnote: All of his bondsmen have paid except Kelly Jan 15 1881
Footnote: Funds necessary to liquidate debt not raised Jan 13 1881
Footnote: Postmaster general and officials recommend pardon Jan 12 1881
Footnote: Pioneer Paper now owned by Adams, Merrick sells out Aug 26 1879
Footnote: Charges of malicious libel, defendants discharged Jul 30 1878
Footnote: Case of Adams-Warner-Snider libel suit Jul 30 1878
Footnote: Porter Warner accused Post Master Adams of wrong Jul 02 1878
Footnote: J.H. Sahler, William McHugh, L. A. Harmon alleged deficiency in Postmaster Adams' account Jun 29 1878
Footnote: Adams is postmaster in Deadwood November 15 1877
Of Lead, leaves tomorrow for Leadville, Colorado
Jan 27 1882
In regard to: Burns, Samuel G.
Writes to his brother here of Leadville interests
Feb 13 1882
In regard to: Coates, Rufus A.
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
March 9, 1882
Nuttall & Kemp
A Synopis of the Decision of Justice Field in the Placer Pastent Cases
Special Dispatch to the Hearal
Washington, D. C., March 8, Two important Leadville patent cases have been decided in the supreme court, the opinons being by Field. The cases are, the St. Louis Smelting and Refining company, plaintiffs in error, against Kemp and Nuttall.
Justice Field said: "We are of the opinion that the several grounds are well taken, and that in each particular, the court below errod. If the intruders upon these claims could compel the holders of patents in every suit for possession to establish the validity of the action of the land department and the correctness of the ruling, the patent, instead of being a means of security, would subject the right of those patent holders to constant and ruinous litigation. The court below erred in admitting the record of the proceedings upon which the patent issued to impeach its validity and also in confounding the location and 'mining claim'."
Receives letter from Conforth, is at Leadville
Mar 27 1882
In regard to: Ickes, John
Is at Leadville
Mar 27 1882
In regard to: Porter, C.D., Mrs.
In regard to: Adams, R.O., Mrs.
Has seen a number of Deadwoodites at Leadville
Mar 27 1882
In regard to: Conforth, T.T.
C.D. Porter and wife are now in Leadville
Mar 27 1882
In regard to: Porter, C.D.
Had shooting affray at Leadville
Apr 25 1882
In regard to: Ryan, J.C.
Deadwood is not a suburb of Leadville
Dec 07 1882
In regard to: Deadwood
Death, shot and killed at Leadville, unprovoked act
Jan 05 1883
In regard to: Kerr, John
Whitton is running a wood yard at Leadville
May 29 1883
In regard to: Whitton, John M.
Wears a red rag around his throat to make people believe he just returned from Leadville.
January 18, 1884
In regard to: Norton, Frank.
Aspen Daily Times (Aspen, Pitkin County)
March 19, 1885
County Court
Case of Nuttall vs. Robertson, application for receiver denied and defendant gave bonds in the sum of $6,000.
Aspen Daily Times (Aspen, Pitkin County)
March 31, 1885
Nuttall, William
County Court
440. Wm Nuttall vs Jno. Robertson
Relief - Set for trial Wednesday, April 15th.
Aspen Weekly Times (Aspen, Pitkin County)
April 18, 1885
County Court
440 - William Nuttall vs John Robertson; trial by jury; verdict for defendant.
Hunter brother visits from Leadville.
May 30, 1885
Robert A. Hunter, brother of David Hunter of Lead, arrived from Leadville to examine certain Carbonate properties.
In regard to: Hunter, Robert A.
In regard to: Hunter, David.
In regard to: Carbonate camp.
Bright prospects.
April 4, 1886
Different properties of the Black Hills, some of which have been, as it were, lying dormant, are coming successfully to the front.
In regard to: Homestake Mining Company.
In regard to: Caledonia Mining Company.
In regard to: Uncle Sam Mine.
In regard to: Bald Mountain.
In regard to: Green Mountain.
In regard to: Carbonate camp.
In regard to: Leadville.
In regard to: Galena.
In regard to: Iron Hill Mining Company.
In regard to: Ruby basin.
In regard to: Mining.
Prof. Blume winters at Leadville.
Nov. 8, 1887
Professor Blume, who, according to the provincial press, is the only violinist living, is at Leadville for the winter.
In regard to: Blume, Prof.
Cody leaves for Leadville.
Dec. 7, 1887
James Cody left yesterday for Leadville, Colorado. Jim has a great many friends on the Belt who are sorry to hear of his departure.
In regard to: Cody, James.
Mineral world March 7.
March 7, 1888
Stock market paralyzed; Leadville pay mines; school or smelter, which?, Deadwood Reduction Works; mining brevities.
In regard to: Mining.
In regard to: Small Hopes Mine.
In regard to: Iron Silver Mine.
In regard to: Morning Star Mine.
In regard to: Leadville Consolidated Mining Company.
In regard to: Dunkin Mine.
In regard to: Adams Mine.
In regard to: School of Mines.
In regard to: Deadwood Reduction Works.
In regard to: Iron Hill Mining Company.
Ended His Troubles - William Nuttall - September 22, 1896
Publication: Aspen Tribune (Aspen, Pitkin County)
Date: September 23, 1896
Section: Front page
Page Number: 1
Billy Nuttall, an Old Tme Variety Theatre Man Sucicides
Denver, Sept 22 -- William Nuttall, a pioneer variety theatre man and known all over the state to old timers, committed suicide this morning by taking landanum. Financial reverses and domestic trouble was the cause.
Leadville Business Directory 1879
Bradford, Kusz, Miller & cq., U. S. Deputy Surveyors, Notaries and Conveyancers. No. 44 Harrison Ave., Chapin's Block
BUSINESS DIRECTORY-OF-LEADVILLE.ASSAYERS.Conzelman, W. E., assayer for Harrison ReductionWorks, res.· same.Fluegger, Theo. 0., assayer for Harrison ReductionWorks, res. same.Hayes, Prof. Morris, 15 east Chestnut, res. Main, bet.Pine and Spruce.Holden, C. W., office corner Harrison ave. and Chest-nut street.nes, M. W., (L. S. Co.,) res. 66 State street.Kelley, Jay G. & Co., south side Chestnut street, aboveHarrison avenue.Lampton & Pohle, 44 Harrison avenue, near Main st.Loomis, J. L., assayer Eddy & James' sampling works,res. corner Elm and Spruce.Louscher, Prof. E.Patrick & Bridges, rear First National Bank, E. Chest-nut street.Morgan & Bradley, 79 Harrison avenue . .Newcomb, Prof. B. M., Harrison ave., opposite Clar-endon, res. corner Main and Maple.Stahlberg, Cha,rles, Main street, above Harrison ave.Teats, Robert, office State street, bet. Harrison avenueand Plum street.C LARK & ANDERSON, Leadville and Ten-Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel.•
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•TRUNKS AND V ALTSES ATCHEAP JOE'S.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.Ward, Abadie & Booraem, assayers, north Main, bet.Pine' and Spruce.Wood, Henry E., res. N. Main, bet. Pine and Spruce.ASSESSORS.Adolph, Donath, county assessor, office Chapin's build-ing. Harrison avenue.Anderson, H. c., deputy, Chapin's building, Harrisonavenue.Clark, John H., deputy assessor, Chapin's block, Har-rison avenue.Clark, William M., deputy assessor, Chapin's block,Harrison avenue.ATTORNEYS.Arrington, A. W., Mrs. Ray's building, Harrisonavenue.Bates, George c., cor State and Pine.Ballou, William S., 4 and 5 City Hall building, Che st-nut streetBelden, D. D., Jefferson avenue bet Hazel and Alderstreets, res same.Bennett, H. P., Harrison avenue, Mrs. Ray's building.Berkley & Shackleford, Harrison ave., over post office.BREARLY & DE MATTOS, rear of Bank of Leadville.Buck, L. N., Mrs. Ray's building, Harrison avenue .Burnett & Chapline. over King & Pickett's, Chestnutstreet.Capron, A. B., office Reed, McDonald & Co's, res.same.Carpenter & Haynes, cor. Harrison avenue and Chest-nut street, opp. Bank of Leadville..Cavender, Charles c., pros. attorney county of Lake,NO.3 east Chestnut..Coston, P. J., Robinson's block, cor. Chestnut andPine.BRUNE & LOWE, U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors.Government Patents .obtained.
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BRADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER & CO., Procure Ahstracts of Titleand Patents. No. 44 Harrison Ave., Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE . BUSINESS DIRECTORY.169Cowie, L. T., Mrs. Ray's building, Harrison avenue. ,Chapline, Abe B., over King's hardware store.Ch~rles .& Dillon, Wilson & Tucker's Qlock, 35 Har-nson avenue.Elder, George R., over Dix's, Harrison avenue.Hartenstein, C. K.. office in City Hall building, Chest-nut street.Hughes, Welborn & Rose, Chapin's building Harrisonavenue.Hill, George W., office over M. & M. bank.Kennedy, William R., 4 and 5 City Hall building.Law, Louis J.Laws & Gunnell, over Holcomb, May & Dean, Harri-son avenue.Lyles, D. c., Robinson's block, cor. Pine and Chest-nut streets.JMarshall, J. Y., office NO.3 east Chestnut, over Tribe& Jefferay's.Murray, David R., Mrs Ray's building, Harrison ave.Murphy, John M.Nash, William H., 29 Harrison avenue.Nevison, William W., Harrison avenue.Pendery, J. L., office 8 east Chestnut.Pollitz & Murphy, att'ys at law, 52 State, up-stairs.L. C .. ROCKWELL and J. BISSELL, office over Bank ofLeadville.Rosser, L. V., St. Julien Hotel.Rucker, A. W., Windsor Hotel building, Chestnut st.,above Harrison avenue.Sa,lisbury, E. L., 43 Harrison avenue, over drug store.Shannon & Smith, Harrison avenue, over Hill & An-drus' store.Shumate, John T., res. Grand Hotel.Stone, A. 'vV .. 27 east Chestnut street.Stimpson & Murphy, opposite Grand Hotel.TANKERSLEY, CHARLES W., over Bank of Leadville.2 1CLARK & ANDERSON, Leadville and Ten-Mlle Real EstateAge;"cy. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel.
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170ALL KILDS OF MINING GOODS ATCHEAP JOE'S.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.Taylor, Matt S., near cor. Main street and Harrisonavenue.Thomas, L. R., Robinson's block, corner Chestnutand Pine streets.Thomas, William B., Robinson's block.Thomson, Hereford & Sayer, Chestnut street, bet.Harrison avenue and Pirie street.Thompson, W. P., 26 east Chestnut.WESTON, A. S., Robinson's block, cor. Chestnut andPine.WILSON & TAYLOR, Harrison avenue over Holcomb,May & Dean.Vanhamm, Alexander.A UCTION AND COMMISSION.Durant & Higgins, corner Chestnut and Pine streets.Holliday & Hamrick, 6 east Chestnut.Hope, George R. & Co., northwest corner Chestnutand Pine streets.Sachs & Henderson, auction and commission, eastMain, bet. Harrison avenue and Plum street.Templeman, W. A., corner Chestnut and Pine streets.BAKERIES.Carl Naughton & Co., bakers, Sixth avenue, cornerPoplar street.City Bakery, Clark & Tweed, prop'rs, State, near Pine.Emms, John B., Jefferson avenue, bet. Orange andAsh streets.Gill, F. W., baker, Sixth avenue, bet. -- street andPoplar street.Lawrence, Jake, baker, east Main, near upper Chest-nut, res. same.Mosher, Chris. 110 north Chestnut.New York Bakery, (Charles Gleschman, prop'r) 115Chestnut street.Hl<.UNE & LOW 1<_, U. S. Deputy Mmeral :'urveyors.Government Patents obtained. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page 5 BRADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER&CO., Do Underground Sun;eying,Mapping and Drafting. No. 44 Harrison Ave., Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.171OIds, W. W .. Harrison avenue, opposite Clarendon.Robinson, H., Stray Horse road, near Kemp street,res. same.Trankle & Ross, 21 west Chestnut street.Thompson, Henry, Carbonate avenue bet. Ri'ce and. Pinkley streets, res. same.BANKS AND BANKERS.First National Bank, cor. Chestnut street and Harrisonavenue, (F. A. Raynolds. president; J. W. Zollars,cashier.)Merchants' & Mechanics Bank,s I Harrison avenue,(L. M. Smith, S. Ayers, Jr., L. J. Smith.)Miners' Exchange Bank, east Chestnut street, oppositeGrand Hotel, (]. H. B. McFarren, president; .Geo.W. Trimble, cashier.)The Bank or Leadville, cor. Chestnut street and Har-rison avenue, (H. A. W. Tabor, president; GeorgeR. Fisher, cashier.)BLA CKSMITHS.Alfred. J., rear Grant's Smelting Works.Bellman, John, Elm, below Maple.Boulder Shoeing Shop, Parks & McKenzie, Chestnutstreet, Lower Leadville.Dorrahue & Hayes, Elm, near Pine.Ellis, M. A., "Little Shop Around the Corner," Pinestreet, near Chestnut, Abe R. Ellis, agent.Farrell & Riley, Carbonate avenue, bet. Kemp streetand Rice street.Foote, P. G., Jefferson avenue bet. Starr's ditch andHazel street, res. same.Hazleton & Treworgy, blacksmiths, State bet. upperChestnut and Plum street.Hollingsworth, William, blacksmith, Main street bet.Poplar and Starr's ditch.CLAH.K & ANDERSUN. Leadville and Ten·Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page 6 TRY CHEAP JOEFOR CLOTHING.172LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.Langan, James, west State bet. Spruce and Pine.LEITZMANN, CHARLES, corner Front and Pine.Levers, George W ., res. Lafayette avenue bet. Pink-ley and Bradford street.Lidy & Ray, Sixth avenue bet. Plum street and Har-rison avenue.MCCARY & PRANGLEY, west Chestnut street, see card.Quinlan & Son, Chestnut below Leiter avenue.Sage & Fahr. west Leadville.Slacey, W . c., Pine street near State.Stephen, A. c., Elm 3treet bet. Harrison avenue andPine street.BOARDING HO USES.Adams, Miss Carrie, res. State near Pine.Caffey, Maurice, upper Main street near Chestnut.Calvert & Hinkley, Jefferson avenue bet. Starr's ditchand Hazel street..Earle, E . 1-£., Carbonate avenue bet. Plum and Poplar.Farrell, Mrs. D. M., Chestnut, bet Loomis and Oak.Garri!:>on, Andrew, Front street near Oak.Gilligan & Martin, Mesdames, res. Lafayette avenuenear Bradford street.Hale, Miss Alice, west State bet. Spruce and Leiter.BRUNE & LOWE, U •. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors.Government Patents obtained.
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BRADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER & CO., Negotiate Loans on GoodSecurity, and make Collections. 44 Harrison ave., Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.173Maher, Miss Maggie, proprietress, 49 west Chestnutstreet.Mannion, William, boarding house, Elm street nearHarrison avenue.McBride, Miss Anriie, boarding house, rearstreet, second house from cor. Rear street.McHale, Thomas ]., cor. Jefferson avenue and Starr'sditch.~New Discovery House, (Joseph Bardine, prop'r) Sev!..enth avenue bet. Starr's ditch and Hazel street.Roberts, Mrs. B. P., Main near Pine street.St. Joseph House, (M. T. Carleton, prop'r) 24 ElmstreetSheriff, Mrs. M., Seventh avenue cor. Starr's ditch.Stewart, Stokes & Co., boarding house, Carbonate av-enue bet. Plum and Poplar streets.Terry, Vincent, cor. Elm street and Leiter avenue.Turnbull, Mary A., 22 Elm street.Watkins, ]. A., Maple street, bet. Elm and Front.Weatherly, Mrs. N. E., Carbonate avenue Starr's ditch.\Nohl, William, Chestnut street bet. Loomis and Oakstreets . .BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS.Chronicle News Stand, next door to Chronicle office,Harrison avenue.Holt, George L., 10 Harrison avenue.Spaulding & Woodruff, east Chestnut street.Tribe & Jefferay, 7 east Chestnut street.BOOTS AND SHOES.f[Chase, F. L., 7 east Chestnut.Holz, Chris. & Bro., 107 east Chestnut street.Johnson, Charles E., Chestnut st., near First NationalBank.Mann, 1. O. (wholesale) upper end of Main street.CLARK & ANDERSON, Leadville and Ten·Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel.
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•• ,Ir174Boy's AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING ATCHEAP JOE'S .LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.Peabody, S. c., Je.fferson avenue, bet. Starr's ditch andHazel street, res. same.Protira, Charles, "The Boot and Shoemaker," 34 ~ eastChestnut street.Keese & Co., east Chestnut street, next door to Chas.Mater's.Tuggy, H., 17 west Chestnut street.Webber. H., Pine street, near Chestnut.Werner & Richner, Stray Horse road, above Starr'sditch.BREWERY.Gaw's Pioneer, of Leadville, south side CalIforniaGulch.Leadville Brewery, (Koch -& Lichter,) Big Evans.BUILDERS.Benedict & Drummond, Tenth avenue, near Starr'sditch.Call, D. H., office 19 west Chestnut street.Foster, S. M., Holliday's store, Chestnut street.Graham & Jones, Carbonate avenue, bet. Starr's ditchand Hazel street, res. same.Hawkins, Jos., corner Fifth avenue and Pine street,res. same.' .Levansaler, Warren, contractor and· builder, Ninthavenue, near Starr's ditch.Mann, M. W., boards Leadville Cottage.BUILDING STONE.Excelsior Stone Co., Hill & Andrus' grocery store,Harrison avenue, near Chestnut street.CABINET MAKER.Spoor, George, upper. Main street.BRUNE & LOWE, U. S. Deputy Mineral SurveyoTs.GoveTnment Patents Obtained.
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BRADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER & CO., make Examinations and Reportwith accuracy'and dispatch. 44 Harrison avenue, Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS 'DIRECTORY.CANDY MANUFACTURERS.Cline & Co., 38 Harrison avenue.Olas, W . W., opposite Clarendon Hotel.Spaulding & Woodruff, 27 Chestnut street.Smith, Robert, county road, near Main street.CAMPING OUTFITS.Stewart, Marvin, 22 Main street.175Webster, J. H. E., Harrison avenue, opposite Claren-don.CARPE:Nl'ERS &: BUILDERS.Bezona & Chenowarth, Carbonate avenue.Cobble & Reed, State street, near Plum.Call, D. H., 25 west Chestnut streetRogers, John, alley rear east Lafayette street.Southgate, John, Main and county road.Stedman, William G., Main street and county road.CARPETS.•Andrews & Bullock, Hotel Windsor.Boesch & Wist, 43 east Chestnut street.Daniels & Fisher, Harrison avenue and Main street.Owen & Chittenden, Harrison avenue, opposite Clar-endon.Temple of Fashion, east Chestnut street, above Wind-sor Hotel.CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.Mater, Charles, 33 Harrison avenue.CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.Dawes Mitchell, 28 ~ east Chestnut street.Hill & Andrus, 24 Harrison avenue.Hobel, F. A., 14 east Chestnut street.Loeb, William, (manufacturer) 106 E. Chestnut street.Samuels & Hart, 32 ~ Harrison avenue.CLARK & ANDERSON, Leadville and Ten·Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon HoteL
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:IIFINE FURNISHING GOODS ATCHEAl' JOE'S.176LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.Shoenberg, B., '56 east Chestnut street.Spalding & Woodruff, 27 east Chestnut street.Thorne & Sharpe, 39 Harrison avenue.Wertheim & Eliel, State street, near Harrison avenue.CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEERS.Bates & Chapman, :corner Main -st. and Harrison ave.BALDWIN, C. c., Rische's !:>uilding, Chestnut and Pinestreets.,Bradt, W. H., 7 east Chestnut street.Brune & Lowe, Chapin's building, 'Harrison avenue.Bradford, Kusz & Miller, 42 Harrison avenue.Buck, Carroll, Mrs. Ray's building.Darby, Page & Nichols, corner Harrison avenue andChestnut..Foote, A. D., 29 Harrison avenue.McDonald, H. P., Mrs. Ray's buil'ding, Harrison ave.Trimble & , Reichel, Harrison avenue, opposite post-office .•CITY ENGINEER.Brune, F. F., Chapin's building, Harrison avenue.CLERK DISTRICT CO URT.,Taylor, Charles W., office at Court House.CLOTHING.Boesch & Wist, 43 east Chestnut street.Batchelder, G. F., 60 east Chestnut street.Harris & Herman, 62 east Chestnut street.Komak, J . A., Harrison avenue, near Chestnut streetFreudenfeld & Jelenko, Chestnut street, near Pine st.Kaskel & Co., Harrison avenue and State street.Great Western Clothing House, next door to Coli-seum.Shoenberg, "Cheap Joe," 32 east Chestnut street.Shoenberg, " Lew, the Boss," 30 east Chestnut street.BRUNE & LOWE, U. S. Dep·uty Mineral Surveyors,. .' Government Patents obtained.
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RRADFOR D, KUSZ, MILLER & CO. Buy and sell Good MinesProspects and Real Estate. No. 44 Harrison avenue, Chapin's Block.1_LEADVILLE ~USINESS DIRECTORY. _~~~IRollins & Bond, east end Chestnut street.IMarx Bros., (One Price,) next door to Grand Hotel.I.COMMISSION MERCHANTS.Chatfield & Tanner, east Chestnut street, near St.Louis Smelter.Jackson, Pegram & Co., upper Chestnut street.Janes & Kneeland, State street and Harrison avenue.Schattner & Saunders, 20 and 22 State street.Turner, A. C. & Co., 1 13 west Chestnut street.CONVEYANCERS.Clark, Wm. M., Chapin's Building, Harrison avenue.Brewster & Wells, County Court House.I I Hodges, J. L., 39 Harrison avenue.Waite, C, W., with Brewster & Wells.Huston, Geo. W., over the Bank of Leadville.CORRALS.Boulder Valley, (Allen & Taylor,) Front street, near. Leiter avenue.Pioneer, .(Hainler. T., prop'r.) Front street, near Pine.Ten Mile, (Hawkins, E. C.,) Carbonate avenue andPoplar street .. Rough and Ready, (H. E. Grubbs. prop'r,) Elm andOak streets.Garland, (Hoffman, JOy,) Front, pear Loomis street.Elephant, (Barnes, 0.,) 116 east Chestnut street.California, Front street, near Leiter avenue.COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT SCHOOLS.Minor, Wm. P., office Clarendon Hotel.DENTISTS.Chipley &, 19 Harrison avenue, up stairs.Gardinier Bros., International Hotel, east Chestnutstreet.Seaton, B. H., postoffice building, Harrison avenue.Todd, J. D., cor. Main and ~arrison avenue.22CLARK & ANDERSON, Leadville and Ten·Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel.
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SA VE 25 PER CENT., AND BUY 01'CHEAP JOE.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.--- - - ._. __ ._--_ ..... _-----_ ..... -. --.DIAMOND BROKERS.Hatch, Davidson & Co., 13 Harrison ave. near Chest-nut street.DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS.CLARK, ROOT & COl' CHAPIN'S building, Harrison ave.DRESS MAKERS.Galat, Madame Antoinette, Harrison a.venue, oppositeClarendon.Maisland, Mrs. J., Chapin's building.Peterson, Mrs., and Miss Sharp, Main street aboveHarrison avenue.Sargent, Mis. E. E., 64 State street.,Webber, Mrs. A. H., 37 Harrison avenue.VVhitfield, Miss L., boards Mrs. N. C. Reed . .DRUGS AND MEDICINES.Fonda, Giles H., upper end Chestnut street.Heil & Hodke, Chestnut street near Harrison avenue.Haswell, W . S., Harrison avenue near Chestnut street.Miller & Co., Harrison avenue opposite Clarendon,MclVforran & Taylor, 41 Harrison avenue.Kostitch, S. F., Pine street bet. State and Chestnutstreets.Taylor Bros., west Chestnut street, rrear Opera House.DRY GOODS.Allen, B. F. & Co., Main street and Harrison avenue.Andrews & Bullock, Hotel Windsor block.Daniels, Fisher & Co., cor. Main street and Harrisonavenue.Nathan Bros., Harrison avenue.Owen & Chittenden, Harrison avenue, opp. ClarendonHotel.Palace of Fashion, east Chestnut street above HotelWindsor.BRUNE & 1.0WE, U. S. Deputy Mineral ~urveyors.Government Patents obtained.
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iI~BRADF'ORD, KusZ, MILLE:R &. CO., u. S. Deputy Surveyors,Notaries and Conveyancers. No. 44 Harrison ave., Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DlRECTOKY.179-------------Boesch & Wist, east Chestnut street near Bank ofLeadville.Holcomb, May & Dean, Harrison avenue near Chest-nut street.ELU'l'RJA'l'ION WORKS.Daley, G. F . & Co., Eighth avenue near Starr's ditch.ENGINES AND BOILERS.Leadville Boiler Works (J. Alfred) Front street andLeiter avenue.EXPRESS COMPANIES.Barlow -& Sanderson, office west Chestnut street, nearPine.Spottswood & McClellan, office Harrison, rear of theBank of Leadville.Cook & Wasson, Ten Mile office, 10 Harrison avenue.ENGRAVER.Mills, K. L., 30 Harrison avenue.EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.Matthews, O. L. & Son, 64 east Chestnut street.FAST FREIGHT.McLaughlin, M., 6 Slate street.Leadville Despatch, CW. S. Tough & Co.) Lafayetteavenue.FLOUR, GRAIN ANP FEED.Clements, C. B.. 124 Main street.Copeland, W. L., 12 west Chestnut street.HALLOCK & BURNHAM, Elm street, near Leiter avenue.Harris, E., 25 west Chestnut street.OVERMAN & MCCARTY, 24 west Chestnut.KINGSBERY & IKONS, Carbonate avenue, near Alder st.TURNER, A. C. & Co., 113 west Chestnut street.Powers & Lamb, 46 west Chestnut street.CLARK & ANlJERSON. Leadville and Ten.Mile Real EstateA~ency.Inquire at Clarendon-Hotel.
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SQUARE AND FAIR DEAL1NGS ATCHEAP JOE'S.180LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.Wise, ]. M. & Co., 16 west Chestnut street.Kelly, 'v\!. c., \Nest Leadville.FOR WARDERS.Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. R., office Elm street.Best, Clark & Co., J. Schutte, agent.McLaughlin, M., 6 State street.Jackson, Pegram & Co., upper Chestnut street.Pegram, Jackson & Co., Elm street.FOUNDRIES A N ]) MACHINE SHOPS.Gay, Frank, Leiter avenue near Front street.FRUITS.Cline & Co., 40 Harrison avenue.Cohn, N., 56 Harrison avenue.Dickey Bros., 3 J Harrison avenue.Hill & Andrus, 24 Harrison avenue.Olds, W. W ., Harrison ave,nue opposite Clarendon.Spalding & Woodruff, 27 east Chestnut street.Typer, R. E., cor. State street and Harrison avenue.FURN ITURE DEALERS.ANDREWS & LOCKHART, 72 east Chestnut street.PRYOR, HAGUS & COOPER, Main, near Harrison ave.GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.Batchelder & Co., east Chestnut street above Harrisonavenue.KOMAK & . Co., Harrison avenue and Chestnut street.Frudenfeld & ]elenko, Chestnut street near Pine street.MARX BROS., Chestnut street next door to GrandHbtel..~SH6ENBERG' LEVI, .. The Boss Clothier," 30 east Chest-nut street.SHOENBERG, .. CHEAP JOE," 32 east Chestnut street.NATHAN BROS, Harrison avenue near Main street.B1<. UN E & LOWE. U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors.Government Patents obtained.iI -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page 15 .I3RADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER & CO., Procure Ahstracts of Titleand Patents. No. 44 Harrison Ave., Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.181GENERAL STORES.Bickford, Reed & Henderson, west Chestnut street nr.Leiter avenue.Hoag & Grier, 19 State street.Hoyt, C. P. & Co., Sixth avenue 'near Starr's ditch.Loeb, 106 east Chestnut street,Kelly, W. c., west Leadville.Rogers, J. K. P., Lafayette avenue · near Poplar street.I~ Strong, J. D:, 22 Main street.Sears & Co., 52 State street.IIIIIIGUN STORE.Bradt, \ lV. H., 8 east Chestnut street.OLIVER. R. P., east Chestnut st., above Hotel Windsor.Wallace, W. R., gun store, corner east Main and Oak,res. near Fryer hill.GROCERIES.Aggers & Airey, Carbonate avenue.Armstrong & Ramp, east Main, near Chestnut street.Barber, J. B., Carbonate avenue, bet. Rice and Pinkley·streets.Beardsley & Baush, east Main street, near upperChestnut.Bickford, Reed & Henderson, west Chestnut street,opposite Kansas City Boarding House.Blanchard, M. R., Carbonate avenue, near Rice street.Blohm, Theo., east Chestnut street.Booco, I. S., east Main street, bet. upper Chestnut andStarr's ditch.Buse, F. A., Pine street, bet. State and Chestnut.Calyari, Louis, groceries, <:;:arbonate avenue, bet. Plumand Poplar streets.Copeland, W. L., 112 south Chestnut..Hill. J. N. & Co., Chestnut, near Leiter avenue.Hoyt, C. P., 109 Jefferson avenue.CLARK & ANDERSON, Leadville amI Ten·Mile Rc;al EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page 16 To GET GOOb CLOTHING, TRYC HEAP JOE.182LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.- - --_._------------ - -------._------Jackson, Pegram & Co., east Chestnut, above Harrisonavenue.Jamison, William L., 69 west Chestnut street.Jones, T. E., Lafayette avenue near Bradford street.Kahn, Isaac, Jefferson avenue near Hazel street.Kent, L. G., east Main near Upper Chestnut.Londoner & Eccles, groceries and. liquors, cor. Mainand upper Chestnut.Lytle, George, grocer, Sixth avenue bet.streetand Starr's ditch, res. same.Mater, Charles, east Chestnut street near Leadvillebank.Miller & Deem, cor. Main and Oak streets.McMillen Bros., east Chestnut street near Harrisonavenue.McNeil, C, 16 west Chestnut street.Robinson, George B., corner C~estnut and Pine.Stone, Sam'l A., cor. Lafayette avenue and Plum st.Taylor & Pishon, Carbonate avenue near Poplar street.Wise. J. M. & Co., 16 south Chestnut street.Wood, S. H., cor. Main and Pine.HARDWARE.Boettcher, C, Harrison avenue, opposite Clarendon.Hendrick, E. H., lower Chestnut street.Manville, J. S. D., 6 east Chestnut street.Oliver, R P., east Chestnut street, above Hotel Wind-sor.Webb, H. N., 6 west Chestnut street.Wallace, W. R., east Lafayette avenue.HATS AND CAPS.Babcock, "The Hatter," 40 Harrison avenue.HOTELS.AMERICAN, (W. C Needles) corner 'Pine and Front sts.Belvidere, 62 State street.Bluffs House, Carbonate avenue and Pinkley street.BRUNE & LO\VE, U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors.Government Patenp; Obtain~d. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page 17 IIBRADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER &CO., Do Underground Surveying,Mapping and Drafting. No. 44 Harrison Ave., Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.183Chicago, (S. W. White) 86 Harrison avenue., "CLARENDON," CW . H. Bush) Harrison avenue.Columbus, east Main, near Chestnut street.Crysopolis, 17 west Chestnut street.Empire, east Main, near upper Chestnut:Exchange, (M. Harrigan) corner Main and Pine sts,German, west State, bet. Spruce and Pine.GLENGARRY, (A. A. McDonald) east Main, near Starr'sditch.Goodwin, Jefferson avenue, near Starr's ditch.GRAND HOTEL, (Walsh, Leavick & Daily) Chestnut st.Gregory, east Main, near Harrison avenue.HOTEL WINDSOR, (Wood & Wingate) east Chestnutand Harrison avenue.International, east Chestnut street, above Harrisonavenue.Jefferson House. Jefferson .avenue, near Starr's ditch.Joplin Headquarters, upper end Chestnut street.Leadville House, (Thos. Kendrick, prop'r) upper endMain street.'Leadville Cottage, Pine and Main streets.Little Pittsburg, on Fryer hill road.Maine, Jefferson avenue, 'near Starr's ditch.Mansion, I I and 13 west State street.New England Hotel, upper end Chestnut street.Palace, State street, near Pine.Pacific, NO.7 east Chestnut street.Park, Carbonate avenue, bet. Poplar and Plum streets.Planters, 60 State street.Railroad, west State, near Leiter aVenue.St. Elmo, east Chestnut street, above Harrison avenue.St. Julien, Harrison avenue, near Main street . .St. Nicholas, 9 west State street.Swea, upper end Chestnut :"treet.Tontine Hotel and Restaurant, (F. Frey) 10 east Chest-nut street.CLARK & ANDERSON, Leadville and Ten-Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page 18 SAVE MONEY, AND B UY OFCHEAP JOE.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.HARNESS AND SADDLES.Becker; P~ter, 10 west Chestnut street.Lancaster, G. "V., 79 Chestnut.Connor, John, cor. Spruce and Chestnut streets.HAY AND GRAIN.Durant & Higgins, cor. 'Pine and Chestnut street.·Hallock & Burnham, 83 Elm street.Carlisle & Nuckols, 67 east Chestnut street, cor. Leiteravenue.Gleason, A. H., upper Chestnut street.Peyton, V., corner, Leiter avenue and Chestnut street.Harp, W. R:, cor. Leiter avenue and Chestnut street. !Guiraud, L.. & Co., lower Chestnut street.HAIR DRESSING.Myatt, Miss Lizzie E., Sixth avenue bet. Harrison ave.and Poplar.HOISTING APPA RATUS.Walker, J. H ., Fro~t street rear Pioneer Corral.INSURANCE A GENTS.Hurd & Stevens, Harrison avenue over M. & M. bank.Rosser, L. V., St. Julien Hotel, Harrison avenue.Winne, Peter & Co., Harrison avenue rear M. & M.bank.V AN AMERINGEN, WEST & Co., 13 east Chestnut street.ICE DEALERS.Leadville Ice Co., Frank Pettipier, manager ..INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.MATTHEWS, O. L. & SON, east Chestnut above Harrisonavenue.BRUNE & LOWE, U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors .. Government Patents obtained.I-' -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page 19 BRADFO RD, KUSZ, MILLER & CO., Do Underground Surveying,Mapping and Drafting. No. 44 Harrison Ave., Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.185JEWELELS.Aitcheson, William, Harrison avenue.Brodie, R. H. & Co., Clarendon Hotel. .Durfee Bros.,-42 Harrison avenue, .Chapin's building.Edwards, F. H., west State street near Leiter avenue.Hatch, Davidson & Co., 2 I Harrison avenue.Randall, A., east Chestnut street.J USTICES OF THE PEACE.Ballou, W. S., room 4 and 5, City Hall building.Stansell, J. S., office City Jail building.LAUNDRIES.Almo, (Sanborn, T. H.)Chicago, (Harry Marvin), Front street, foot of Spruce.Crabb, Mrs. John, Ninth avenue near Hazel street.Calhoun, Mrs. J., upper Main street near Starr's ditch.Bon Ton, (Mrs. Mary Welch), Carbonate avenue nearStarr's ditch..Fuller, Mrs. Lou, Main street near Pine.McCain, Mrs. Mary E., Main street near Pine.McCullough, Jane, Main street near Harrison avenue.New England, (P. Fitzgerald), Front street n<:>ar Spruce."Star," (Ann McCormick) 31 west State street.Troy, (Mary Lenehen), Front street near Pine.Welch, Mi~s Kate, and Mrs. Elming, Eighth avenuenear Starr's ditch..LEADVILLE SMELTING COMPANY.West Leadville, J. N. Williams, pres.; C. E . Pugh,vice pres.; G. W. Pettit, sec'y; E. W. Fuller, sup't.L.EAD VILLE WAGON WORKS.Bellman, John, Elm street near Leiter avenue., LEADVILLE BOILER WORKS.Alfred, J., manager, Front street near Grant's smelter .•CLAL{K & ANDERSON, Leadville and Ten-Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel.
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SAVE MONEY, AND B UY OFCHEAP JOE.186LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.;LEADVILLE AND TEN MILE MINING AND REALESTATE AGENCY.. Clark & Anderson, Chapin's building.LOTTERIES.Colorado State, cor. State street and Harrison av~nue.LIQUOR DEALERS.Billings, J. B. & Co., 22 Harrison avenue.Crapp; D., Tenth avenue, near Harrison.Forshay, W. D ., Chestnut street, near Grand Hotel.Harlow, E. L., east Chestnut, near Harrison avenue.Hirsch & Co., 9 east Chestnut street.Howell & Milligan, 37 Harrison avenue.Schimpferman & Co., Chicago Headquarters, E. Chest-nut street.Wippern & Kubler, Carbonate avenue, near Poplar st.Visscher, C. & Co., 4 Yz west Chestnut street.Poulin & Shaw, east Chestnut, above Harrison avenue.LIVERY STABLES.Bigford &: Reed, lower Chestnut street.California Corral, Front, bet Pine and Spruce streets.Dearborn, C. H., Main, near corner Spruce.Durant & Higgins-, corner Pine and Chestnut streets.Hallock & Brown, Sixth avenue, bet. Poplap and Plum.Illinois (Stott, Kelly & Co.), Elm street, near Pine.LeClaire & Howard, Main street, near upper Chestnutstreet.Patten & Graham, State street, above Harrison avenue.Rose & Olliver, Elm street, west of Pine street.Tough, W. S., Lafayette avenue, near Clarendon Hotel.\Nall & Witter, 9 and I I west Chestnut street.LODGING HO USES.Adams, L.A., Mrs., east Lafayette avenue, bet. Plumand Poplar.BRUNE & LOWE, U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors.Government Patents obtained.
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BRADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER & CO., Procure Ahstracts of Titleand Patents. No. 44 Harrison Ave., Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.187BruneI, Mrs. C. J., east Lafayette avenue, bet. Poplarand --Chubbuck, Mrs. W. c., upper Chestnut street.Clark, Mrs. W. L., State street, bet. Plum and upperChestnut."Dye & Edgerton. 34 Main street.European Lodging House (Stimble & Chisholm,prop'rs), State street, near Spruce.Ellsworth & Marshall, 77 west Chest.nut street.Hoag & \Vhite, State, near Pine.Jackman, H., corner Lafayette avenue and Pine street.Kansas Lodging House, (A: J. Morey, prop'r) westState bet. Maple and oak..Keyes, Campbell & Co., lodging house, 42 State st.,up stairs.Mansion ouse, (G. S. Huggins, prop'r) State bet. Pineand Spruce..Moore, Emma E., 66 State street.Pearsall, S., cor. west State near school house.St. Louis Lunch and Lodging Pavilion, (Finch Rich-mond, prop'r) cor. Main and Spruce streets.L UMBER DEALERS.Burke, T. ]., Lafayette avenue near Plum street.Chicago Lumber Co., (J. D. Griffith), Elm street eastof Pine.Dickinson, D. & Co., Spruce street near Main.Darby, M. H. & Co., Sixth avenue near Poplar street.Harris & Co., cor. Spruce and Chestnut streets.Henry & Eaton, Sixth avenue near Poplar street.HOME STAKE LUMBER CO., 76 west Chestnut street.Leadville Saw Mill, (Hall & Co.) lower Front street .. McPhee, Laughlin & Co., Carbonate avenue west Har-rison.OFFICER, R. W., Front street and Harrison avenue.CLA RK & ANDERSON. Leadville and Ten-Mile Real EstateA~ellcy.Inquire at Clarendon Hotel.
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188To GET GOOD CLOTHING, T RYC HE AP JOE.LEADvq.LE BUS[NESS DIRECTORY.------------- --TENNESSEE LUMBER CO., (Arthur Ballou, manager,)Jefferson avenue east of Harrison.WHITE PINE LUMBER Co., (Buchanan & Co.), Frontstreet bet. Spruce street and Leiter avenue.LOCKSMITHS.Stock & Kiessig, upper end Chestnu.t street.~¥A CHINE SHOPS.Gay, Frank, Lei"ter avenue near Front street.MACHINERY.Webb & Keeler, Elm street near Spruce street.MERCHANT TAILOR.Buhr, J. B., 26 east Chestn ut street.GMEAT MARKETS.Baily & Steele, west Chestnut street below Leiter ave.Billingsley & Carleton, butchers, Sixth avenue bet.-- street and Starr's ditch.Center Meat Market, State street bet. Harrison avenueand Pine street.Dickey Bros., 33 and 3S Harrison avenue.Farrer, John, butcher, cor. Main and upper Chestnut.Fletcher, Oscar, Stray Horse road, bet. Pilgrim. and-- street..Hoffer, M. L., 110 east Chestnut street.Otterbach & Co., Lafayette avenue near Bradford st.PE~RCE BROS., S6 west Chestnut.West & Collins, east Chestnut near InternationalHotel.Wilson Bros., Pine street near Harrison avenue.Wilson, R. G. & Co., 113 north Chestnut street.Stump, Alvin N., Carbonate avenue bet. Rice andPinckley streets.Bl{UNE & LOWE, U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors.Government Patents ob~ained:
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I'BRADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER & CO" u. s. Deputy Surveyors,Notaries and Conveyancers. No. 44 Harrison ave., Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.MILLINERS.Barney, Mrs. W. S., Harrison avenue opp. Clarendon.Johnson, Mrs., and Mrs .. Smith, Main near Harrisonavenue.Clark, Josie, Main street bet. Harrison and Pine street.Speedy, Nellie, Main near Pine street.MUSICAL INSTR UMENTS.Spaulding & Woodruff, 27 east Chestnut street.MINING ENGINEERS.KELLY, JAY G., Chestnut street above Windsor Hotel.Goddard & Darnell, Chestnut above Harrison avenue.MOULDINGS.Pryor, Hagus ~ Cooper, Main below Harrison avenue.MINING AND REAL ESTA TE BROKERS.Buck & Carpenter, Harrison avenue, opposite Claren-don Hotel.Bradford, Kusz, Miller & Co., Chapin's building, 42Harrison avenue.Clark & Anderson, room . 4 Chapin block, Harrisonavenue.The Colorado Mine Developing Co., office cor. Stateand Pine (]os. J. Holland, president, John F. Hum-phreys, secretary.)Cooper, T. J., office Izzard's Hotel, Main street, nearHarrison avenue.Crawford & Stevens, Harrison avenue.Eddy & Aldrich, 24 Harrison avenue.Goddard & Co., 10 Harrison avenue.Gaddell, R. E., 2 I Elm street.Grueber, E. H., Harrison avenue~ over Owen & Chit-tenden's.Kerr, McNair & Co., Harrison avenue, cor. Main st.Lawrence & Baker, 44 Harrison avenue.CLARK & ANDERSON, Leadville and Ten-Mile Real EstateAgency. . Inquire at Clarendon Hotel.
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SQUARE AND FAIR DEALINGS ATCHEAP JOE'S.190LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.Leadville Mining Co., office Carbonate mine, Carbon-ate hill.Leadville Mining Association, Chestnut street, nextdoor to Coliseum.Miller, Capt. A. B., Main east County road.Omadigan & Glassbrook, 12 east Chestnut street.McKay, J os. & Co.Reed, McDonald & Co., west State street near cor.Spruce.Schlageter, John A., Main street near school house.Skinner, A. P W. & Co., Clarendon Hotel.V AN AMERINGEN, S. L., 13 east Chestnut.Ware, A. J. & Co., 19 Harrison avenue.NEWSPAPERS.Chronicle, daily.and weekly, (Davis &' Arkins, publish-ers), Harrison avenue south' of Main street.Eclipse, daily, CW. F. Hogan, publisher), office Pine st.south of Chestnut street.Revezl/e, daily and weekly, (R. S. Allen, editor andpublisher), Elm street bet. Harrison avenue andPine street.NOTION STORE.~ Bradtke, August, Main bet. Pine and Spruce streets.NOVEL1'Y WORKS.Stack & Kissig, upper Chestnut street.lVOTARY PUBLIC.Ballou, W. S., over city hall building.Clark, William M., room 4, Chapin's block, Harrisonavenue.Coston, P. J., Robinson's block, Pine and Chestnut.Ellis, W. A ., Main street near Harrison avenue.Elder, George R., over Dix's, Harrison avenue.Field, Curtis H., 19 Harrison avenue.-BRUNE & LOWE, U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors.Government Patents Obtained.iI•
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BRADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER & CO. Buy and sell Good Mines.Prospects and Real Estate. No. 44 Harrison avenue, Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.191Gardner, George C, 15 upper Chestnut.Gunnell, A . T, 23 Harrison : venue, up stairs.Grueber, E. H., Harrison ave .. over Owen & Ch,tten-den's.Houghton, D., 23 east Chestnut street.Huston, George W., over the Bank of Leadville.Loomis, W . H ., office NO.3, east Chestnut street.Matthews, O. L., east Chestnut.Minor, Willia'm P., office Clarendon Hotel.Murphy, J. L., 52 Main street.Nash, Wm. H., over 29 Harrison .. Northrop, J. F., 44 west Chestnut street.O'Brien, Thomas M., Chestnut street, above Harrisonavenue ..Shumate, J. T, Grand Hotel.Thompson, W. P., 26 east Chestnut street.Weston, A. Z., corner Pine and Chestnut streets.Yates & Parks, over City Hall building.PA WNBROKERS.Samuels, J., 32 ~ Harrison avenue.Moynahan, T J., upper end Chestnut street.PHOTOGRAPHERS.Luke &: Wheeler, Harrison avenue, nearly oppositeClarendon Hotel.Peterson, John F., Main street, near Harrison avenue.PENNA. LEAD CO.Robert Bunsen, agent, east Chestnut street, aboveHarrison avenue, .PHYSICIANS.Adams, L. L., res. Lynch's boarding house..Arquette, E. E. (oculist) boards Leadville cottage.Assig, A., res. 26 E. Lafayette avenue, near Poplar st.Avignon, F. F., 79 Harrison avenue.Baker, J. S., office over Allen's store, cor. Main street. and Harrison avenue.CLARK & ANDERSON, Leadville and Ten·Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel.I
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. 1,SAVE 25 PER CENT., AND BUY OFC HEAP JOE .LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.Barber, B. F., Chapin's building, Harrison avenue.Bates, Mary H. Barker, cor. State and Pine.Bell, ]. A., St. Julien Hotel.Benbow, T. A. (hom~opathic) Mrs. Ray's building,Harrison avenue.Burdick, William W., Elm street, bet. Leiter avenueand Spruce street, res. same.Burdick & Dougan, cor. Harrison ave. and Main st.Bowker, S. D., office over Allen's store, res. StrayHorse road.Brown, R., res. Windsor Hotel.Cook, H., 26 east Chestnut street, up stairs.Eyer, A. W .,Hatten block, Harrison avenue.Forsee, E. B., over M. & M. bank.Fowler, H. R., res. Hotel Windsor.Hawkins, A., office Lafayette avenue, near Harri-son avenue.Her~ford, F., corner Harrison avenue and State street,up stairs.Hyde, W. A. (hom~opathic) office over postofficebuilding, Harrison avenue.Johns, S. P., Grand Pacific Hotel.Latham, W. G., upper Chestnut street.Law, John, Harrison, near corner Chestnut.Mullen, Charles J., Mrs. Ray's building, Harrison ave.Nedden,F. Z., Chestnut over King & Pickett's.Newman, W. H., 25 Harrison avenue.Northrop, V., NO.3 east Chestnut street.Pittmann & Metcalf, office oVer Daniels & Fisher,Harrison avenue.Rice, J. E., 108 east Chestnut.Souvielle, M., office American Hotel.Stuart, ]. G., Clarendon Hotel.Vandever, A. H., Crysopolis Hotel, 17 west Chestnut.Ward & Eyer, Hatten block, Harrison avenue.Webb, ]. W., Elm street, near Pine street.BRUNE & LOWE, U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors.Government Patents obtained.
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BRADFOR D, KUSZ, MILLER & CO. Buy and sell Good Mines.Prospects and Real Estate. No. 44 Harrison avenne, Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.193PLANING MILLS.Chicago Planing Mill, (Barton, Bengley & Leonard,opropr's) cor. Carbonate avenue and Poplar street.Bailey, L. M., 58 Elm street, res. Elm street, abovePine.PLUMBERS AND GAS FIT'l'ERS.Leadville Plumbing and Gas Fitting Co., office Elmostreet near Pine, J. c. Cramer, Sec'y.Moynahan, T. J., east Chestnut street above HotelWindsor.PRINTERS-JOB.Chronicle Office, Liarrison avenue south of Main st.Eclipse Office, Pine street south of Chestnut.R ev eille Office, Elm street west of Harrison avenue.RAILROAD TICKET OFFICES.Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe, northeast cor. Main and 0Harrison.Kans:J.s Pacific, southwest cor. Main street and Har-rison avenue.REAL ESTATE DEALERS.Adams, J. W ., 118 east Chestnut.Bradford, Kusz & Miller, 42 Harrison avenue.Buck & Carpenter, Harrison avenue opposite Claren-don Hotel.0Cadwell & Wiley, real estate agents, Carbonate avenuebet. Alder and Orange streets.Clark & Anderson, room 4, Chapin's block, Harrisonavenue.Correll, W. H., Jefferson avenue near cor. Hazel street.Crawford, Hurd & Stevens, over M. & M. bank, Harrison avenue.Dickey, W. W., 29 Harrison avenue.France, G. W., corner west State and Oak.CLARK & ANDERSON, Leadville and Ten-Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel.
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194SAVE 25 PER CENT., AND BUY O~CHEAP JOE.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.Frodsham, E., Tenth avenue, bet. Harrison and Pine.Heney, Paul F. & Co., 39 Harrison avenue .. Hood & Nesbet, corner Main and Harrison avenue.Humphreys, Holland & Co., cor. StZlte and Pine.H uston, Geo. W., over Bank of Leadville.Ingalls, L. W., with]. ]. Johnson, Main, het. Pine andSpruce, res. same.JOY & MURPHY, 48 Harrison avenue.Kerr, McNair & Co., southwest corner Main street andHarrison avenue..Matthews, Horace ]., 64 Chestnut street.M ATTHEWS, O. L. & S ON, 64 Chestnut street.Pritchard, Ware & Priddy, 19 Harrison avenue.Riggs, Joseph B., res. east Lafayette avenue, near Pop-ila r.I Spencer, S. F. & Co., over Dix, Harrison avenue.[ . T eller, J. c., Tenth avenue, near Harrison avenue, res. .•Isame,i Ware, A. ]. & Co., 19 Harrison avenue.i\RESTA URANTS." Home," (Allen, A. & Bro.) 29 east Chestnut.Bacon, Charles A., Stray Horse road, near Starr'sditch, res. same.Boulder, (Eldridge, A . L.) 116 upper Chestnut.CAPITOL R ESTAURANT, (R. L. DeLay, prop'r) 24 Statestreet.Ceechini, Santino, State street, bet. Harrison avenueand Pine street.Commercial Restaurant, (E. L. Betts & Co., prop'rs)Main street, near Harrison avenue.Eureka, (Powers & Co.) 28 east Chestnut.Harris, L. J.,"east Main, bet. Harrison avenue and Plumstreet.Little Bon Ton, (Welch & Wright, prop'rs) StrayHorse road, near Bradford street:URU1'IE & l.OWE, U. ·S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors.·Government Patents obta~ed.
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BRADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER 8:. CO., Do Underground Surveying,Mapping and Drafting. No. 44 Harrison Ave., Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.195LANG, LOUIS, IS west Chestnut.Maloney, Frank, Main, bet. Harrison avenue and Plum.Opera House, (Fry & Co.) 8 west Chestnut.Pagin, Harry, 64Yz east Chestnut.Palace Dining Hall, (J. M. Bennett, prop'r) 16 Statestreet.Pena & DuBoisson, 30 Harrison avenue.Randolph & Turra, 34 Harrison avenue.Rosenthal, A. D. & Co., State, above Harrison avenue.Star, (Wehr, Mrs .. prop'ress) State, bet. Harrison ·ave-nue and Pine street.St. Julien, (The Hutchinsons) 46 Harrison avenue.The Merchants, 'corner Main street and Harrison ave.Walton & Cook, 109 Yz upper Chestnut.SALOONS./Avenue Saloon, (Mrs. J. B. Campbell, proprietress),Stray Horse road, cor. Bradford ~treet.Carbonate Concert, (Gus. Vogus, prop'r) cor. State andPine streets."Bank," (John Campbell, prop'r) I I Yz east Chestnu t.Boer Bros., 30 Harrison avenue.Cassidy, James, 104 upper Chestnut street.Catalpha saloon, (Slack & Cain), State street bet. Har-rison avenue and Pine street..Cavanaugh, J. J.. Carbonate avenue bet. Harrison av-enue and Pine street." Chapin & Gore's Place," (Parlin & Shaw) 54 eastChestnut.Delta, (Johnson, J. J.), east Chestnut stree .DENVER HEADQUARTERS, (Hans Beekman, prop'r) eastChestnut street.Duffy, James, 55 State street.Evergreen Saloon, (Quinn, & Co.,) Fryerville roadLittle Pittsburg mine.Fairplay Headquarters, (Joe Sumner, prop'r) 105 eastChestnut.CLAl{K & ANDERSON. Leadville and Ten·Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel.
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SAVE MONEY, AND BUY'OFCH I£AP J.OK",Rocky Mountain News."The Leading and Pioneer Newspaper ofCOLORADO.WEEKLY,DAILY,ESTABLISHED APRIL, 1859.$ 2,0010.00All kinds of work in Job Printing, .from the Largestto the Smallest, done in the best of Style.Blank Books of all kinds made to order, and with espe-cial riference tJ Strength and to Endurance.NlEWIS) lPBI1N_ ••• Gg(il~DENVER, COL.(Jor. Harrison .Avenue, Elm and Front Sts.LEADVILLE! COLORADO,Sam :pIes and. Purchases Ore.PROPRIETORS_BRUNE & LOWE, U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors.Government Patents obtained.
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BRADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER & CO., Procure Abstracts of Titleand Patents. No. 44 Harrison Ave., Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.197Flecter & Pearce, saloonists, Carbonate avenue, cornerPine street.Forshay, W. D., 13 east Chestnut street.Graham, Jerry, State street bet. Harrison avenue andPine street.Garrison's Mint, Harrison avenue north of Chestnutstreet.Harlow, J. L., east Chestnut street, above Harrison avoHattenbach, J., cor. State and Harrison avenue.Hirsch & Co.; 9 east Chestnut street.Houghton, D., 2S east Chestnut street.Howell, J. c. & Co., Harrison avenu~ north of Statestreet.Joy Green, (Cafery & Fanning, prop'rs) Lafayette ave,..nue, Upper Leadville, near Bradford street.K elley, J. P., east Chestnut street, opposite GrandHotel.Kerth, Fred. & Co., 3 I State street.K 2 ton, (Dutro Silvey, prop'r) Fryersville road, nearLittle Pittsburg mine.Lang, Louis, I S west Chestnut.Leppel, M. & Co., 96 east Chestnut street.Little Casino, (Hecta Victor) 36 Yz east Chestnut.LITTLE CHIEF, (Clendening & Pender) Harrison ave-nue, near State street.Little Church, (Connelly & Pritchard).Love & McCloskey, West Leadville.Maloney, east Main, near Harrison avenue. 'Maskill, D., west State, bet. Spruce and Leiter avenue.Mobray, Fred., Sixth avenue, bet. Harrison avenue andPine street.IColumbia Beer Hall, (Murray, Edward, prop'r) 42State street.INew Opera House, (Fry, prop'r) 8 west Chestnut.O'Reilly, B., Sixth avenue, bet. Poplar st. and Starr'sditch.CLARK & ANDERSON, Leadville and Ten-Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel.
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To GET GOOD CLOTHING, TRyCHE.-\P JOr:.(DAILY AND WEEKLY.)PUBLISHED AT([J([)Jntlf[Jl/in~ aU tlhe 1iaffe§tl new§ per=ffaining ffo ffhe GreatllYining lBeU.lLa1l'ge§ff ([Jirculj,affion ([)Jf any! paper'in ([J([)Jlj,([)Jrado.Send j"([)J1r iff and you wiU tlaJke no([)Jffher.DAVIS & ARKINSI)Proprietors.BRUNE & LOWE, u. ~ . Deputy Mineral Surveyors.Government Patents Obtained.
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BRADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER & CO., U. S. Deputy Surveyors,Notaries af)d Conveyancers. No. 44 Harrison ave., Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.199Parlin & Shaw, 54 upper Chestnut.Pasley, Joseph, 123 upper Chestnut.Pender, James, res. Carbonate av~nue, bet. Spruce andL eiter avenue.Periolat, C. F., Rische & McDermith's building cornerChestnut and Pine streets.PIONEER SALOON, (D. H. COWELL, prop'r), 31 upperChestnut.Pinafore Concert Hall, (Kimball Bros., propr's) eastChestnut street above Hotel Windsor.Red Light, (James Call, prop'r), 34 State street.Rcmine, G. W., 108 east Chestnut street.Rhine Wine Hall, (A. Nusitz & Co., propr's) 22 Statestreet.ROCKY MOUNTAIN BEER HALL, (Blucher & Lineman,propr's) 92 east Chestnut street.Ruby, (Albert Lee, prop'r) 18 State street.Senate, (H. Philbtooks, prop'r) 45 Harrison avenue.Simon, B., 19 west Chestnut street.Sonshine & Weinberg, 27 Harrison avenue and eastChestnut street opposite Grand Hotel.Steve's Place, alley from Harrison rear Theatre Com-ique, (Steve Duggan, prop'r.)St. Julien Saloop, (Joy & Murphy, propr's) 48 Har-rison avenue."Tenderfoot," (T. R. Carmen, prop'r, John M. Mor-gan, manager.)Thams & Enfield, propr's Odean Hall, 44 State street.The Fashion, (Kemp.& Gray, propr's) State bet. Har-rison avenue and Pine street.Tiernan, John, lower Leadville.Wenger, Rudolph, head of Chestnut street.SA W AND SHINGLE MILLS.Boies, Samuel, Iowa gulch.BUCHANAN, WM. & CO., California Gulch.CLARK & ANDERSON, Leadville and Ten·Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel.
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(fSQUARE AND FAIR DEALINGS ATCHEA P JOE'S.THE PIONEER PAPER OFTHE REVEILLE,"(DAILY AND WEEKLY.)The First Daily ever Established in. the region of theGREAT CARBONATE BELT.Contains the Latest and most reliable news from theGREAT MINING REGIONR. S. ALLEN,Edit or an.d Pro p rietor.BRUNE & LOWE, U. S. Depufy Mineral Surveyors.Government Patents obtained.
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..BRADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER & CO: Buy an,1 sell Gond MinesProspects and Real Estate. No. 44 Harrison avenne, Chapin'" Blnck.LEADVILLE BUSINESS Dli{~:C T O H.Y.:0 1Call, D. H., California Gulch.Colorado Shingle Mill (Kane & Co., prop'rs).Darby & Hough, Rig Evans.Heilmer, ]. F. & Co , office 29 west Chestnut street.H uMESTAKE LUMBER Co., mill California Gulch.Leadville Sawmills; Lee Shoenberg, Iowa Gulch.Officer, R. W., California Gulch.Shingle and Sawmill, Z. O. Smith, near Grant's smelter.Tennessee Sawmill (A. Ballou, manager).•SAMPLING WORKS.EDDY & JAMES, Spruce and Front streets.GILLESPY, BALLOU & Co., upper California Gulch.MEYER, AUGUST R., foot Harrisqn avenue.SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS.BUCHANAN, WM. & Co., Leiter avenue and Front street.Griffith, ]. D., Elm street, east of Pine street.Officer, R. W ., California Gulch.OLIVER, RICHARD P., east Chestnut str et, above HotelW indsor.'SCENIC ARTISTS.Howland, J. D., Tontine Hotel.Stanley, St. George, boards Clarendon Hotel.SIGN PAINTERSEthell & Co., 29 T farrison avenue.Hull & Corbett, Pine street, bet. Chestnut and Elm sts.Johnson & Hasbrouck, Harrison avenue, near Main st.Oven, E .. east end Chestnut street.R ohe & Brace, west State, bet. Spruce and Pine.SODA WATER MANUFA CTURERS.Hanrahan, James, Main street bet. Harrison avenueand Pine street.Houghland, Isaac, Front street.Schueler, James, Front street near Harrison avenue.CLARK & ANDERSON, Leauville anJ Ten·.\lile Real E~tateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon lIotei.•
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To GET GOOD CLOTHING, TRYCHEAP J0 1-:.·OENVER & RIO GRANOE RAILWAY .•TO .A.N""D FROMTHROUGH TICKETS-O:::N" S.A.LE .A. T-Fares Always as Low asBRUNE & LOWE, U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors.Government Patents Obtained.
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BRADFO RD, KUSZ, MILLER & CO., Do Underground Surveying,Mapping and Drafting. No. 44 Harrison Ave., Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.203SPRING MANUFACTURERS.Bayce, W. H., Lafayette avenue' near Pelkie street.STATIONERY.CltOlZic!e News Stand; Harrison avenue near Main st.Spaulding & Woodruff, 27 east Chestnut street.LIENENGER, J., cor. Harrison avenue and Chestnut st.Tribe & Jeffray, 5 east Chestnut street.Holt, G. H., 10 Harrison avenue.STENOGRAPHERS.Clark, John Hope, 40 Harrison avenue.STOVES AND TINWARE.Boettcher, C. & Co., Harrison avenue, opposite Clar-endon.King, W .. £0 ~ast Chestnut streeet.Manville. J. D., 6 east Chestnut street.Webb, H. N., 4 west Chestnut.Hendrick, E. H., cor. Chestnut and Leiter avenue.STORA GE AND COJ.fMISSION.Bailey & Hibschle, Main street near Spruce.Clay. H. c., Main street above Harrison avenue.Durant & Higgins, cor. Pine and Chestnut streets.Enfield & Ralph, cor. Third and Chestnut streets.Guirard, Louis & Co., lower Chestnut street.Hickma~ & Graff, cor. Leiter avenue and north Chest-nut street.Overman & McCarty, 24 west Chestnut street.Shattner &,Sanders, 20 and 22 State street.Turner, A. C. & Co., I 13 west Chestnut.2'AILORS.Boumard, E. F., State street, near Comique.Buhr, J. B., 24 east Chestnut street.Morris, Mr., 64 State street.CLA I{K & ANDERSON. Leadville and Ten-Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel
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SAVE MONF.V, AND B UY OF. ('Hi':AP JOE.ISTAGE COMPANY, i.6 Oaily Six-Horse Concord Coaches!The Best Equipped Lille rzmnillg . ill and out oJ Lead-ville. Tilis is tlte ollly Line O1lcr wlticlt CouponTickets are sold .from every State and Razl-road in tlte Ullion.A lso, new Tri-WecNy Lille o.f Concord Coaches toCOLORADO SPRINGS.W. O. McOLELLAN and R. J. SPOTSWOOD,FROFRIE'I'ORS_B I{UNE & LOWE, U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors.(;overnmenl Patents obtained.I-
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BRADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER & CO., Procure Abstracts of Titleand Patenls. No. 44 Ha"rrison Ave., Chapin's Block.LEADV1LLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.205Mutheson, Kenneth, 54 State street.Rennebaum, St. Louis avenue, near county road ..THEATERS.Coliseum, (Search & Caddigan) Chestnut street, oppo-site Grand Hotel.Comique, (Wm. Nuttall) State, near Harrison avenue.New Atheneum, State, bet, Harrison avenue and Pinestreet.New Opera, corner Chestnut and Pine streets.Vaudeville, corner Chestnut and Oak streets.TOMBSTONES.\Veaver, G., alley rear west State street.TELEGR"APH COJJ:IPANIES"'Nestern Union, (A. G. l--[ood, manager) office Bushblock, corner Main street and Harrison avenue.Southern Union, office over postoffice.TRANSPUR7'A TION COMPANIES.Leadville and Denver Dispatch Co. (W. S. Tough &Co.)McLaughlin Fast Freight, 6 State street.Rocky Mountain Transportation Co., 6 State street.South Park Transportation Co., 6 State street.u. S. DEPUTY SURVEYORS.Bradford, Kusz & Miller, 42 Harrison avenue.Brune & Lowe, 40 east Chestnut, up stairs.DAI{BV, PAGE & N1CHOLS, next door to ClarendonHotel, Harrison avenue.Foote, A. D., Harrison avenue, bet. State and Main.Huber, W., deputy U. S" mineral surveyor, office nearMeyer's sampling works.Lampton, L. M., boards Mrs. E. A. Haskin's.Nyce, Milburn & Co., 27 east Chestnut street.CLARK & ANDEI{SON, LeadvIlle and Ten-Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel.I!
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SAVE 25 PER CENT., AND BUY OFCHEAP JOE.BEST. ROUTETOCOLORAOO SPRINGSI OENVERI PUEBLO ANO THE EAST IThe new stage and express line froni Leadville passesthrough South Park by the Hot and Sulphur Springs,thr(Jugh Hayden and Summit Parks, the famous Ute Pass,Rainbow Falls, the Iron and Soda Springs, Manitou, withits hu ndred adjac~n t poi n ts of interest, to Colorado Springs,there connectmg with cars to all pointsNORTH, SOUTH AND EAST.The roads on this line are by far the best leading tothe valley. C6mfortable coaches and careful drivers jgood meal stations and low prices, making this by far themost desirable route to take.The Grandest Scenery in the State. Through ticketsto Deriver, Pueblo and Eastern Points, and rates alwaysas low as the lowest. For further particulars call at office ofLtadville & Colo. Springs Stage Co.,'With Spaulding & Woodruff, 27 Chestnut St., Leadville.H. D. OWINGS,'Wholesale Liquor Dealer-AND-Kentucky Distiller,UNDER HOTEL WINDSOR, LEADVILLE, COLO.50 Barrels Pure Sour Mash, Hand-Made, Old KentuckyWhiskey, in store. This lot of Whiskey was dis·tilled by me in Warren Co., Kentucky,and guarantee it just as it cameout of bond.SA.LOON ~IENInvitl';d to try this Whisky as sample, a t barrel prices. Will sell straightgoods at same rate as you pay for compounded or doctored ·Whisky.Try a gallon, and you will certaidy buy a barrel.BRU NE & LOWE, U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors.Government Patents obtained.
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BRADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER & CO., U. S. Deputy Surveyors,Notaries and Conveyancers. No. 44 Harriso'n ave., Cnapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.207Otto, L ]., boards Mrs. E. A. Haskin's.Richardson, Henry, corner Carbonate avenue. andMaple street.Rose, W. H., boards L E. Roe's.Terry, L c., boards M. Scott's, Stray Horse road.Thayer, Capt. H .. L, east end Chestnut street.Turcke, H. W., upper Chestnut street.UNDERTAKERS.ANDREWS & LOCKHART, 7?east Chestnut.Rogers, LN., 41 Harrison avenue.Union Stock Yards, (Rohrig & Braun.)u. S . COMMI SSIONERS-Northrop, W. A., west Chestnut street near Leiter av-enue.WATCHMAKERS.Aitcheson, Jack, with William Aitcheson, Harrison av-enue.Hyde, C. c., 78 Harrison avenue.Klingenfelter J, cor. Harrison avenue and Chest-nut street.Lloyd, vVilliam c., Elm street near Oak street.Joslin & Park, 28 Harrison avenue.Durfee Bros., 40 Harrison avenue:Brodie & Co., Clarendon HoteLWA GON SHOPS.Buffsher, Jacob, Elm street bet. Harrison avenue andPine street.Donahue & Hayes, EIO! street near Pine street.Ellis, Abe, Pine street near Chestnut.Fowler & Stalker, lower Leadville.LEITZMAN, CHARLES, Front and Pine.MCCARY & PRAt\GLEY, west Leadville.Pferbesteller, Charles, Elm street below Maple.Webster & Davis, Sixth avenue bet. Plum street andHarrison avenue.CLAN.K & ANDERSON. Leadville and Ten·Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon HoteL
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I:i208SQUARE AND FAIR DEALINGS ATC HEAP J OE'S .LEA OVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.WHOL ESALE LIQ UOR S.Bishop, C, J. & Co., 6 State street.CHICAGO WINE AND CIGAR H OUSE, (Schimpferman, jr.,& Sauve) l~hestnut street, east of Harrison avenue.H IRSCH, A., 9 west Chestnut..H owell, J. c. & Co., 37 Harrison. avenue.K och , D., corner east Lafayette and Plum street.McConnoughey & Marr, 26 east Chestnut street.Sachs & Henderson, east Main, bet. Harrison avenueand Plum street..W ertheim & Eliel, State street, near Harrison avenve.B.KUNE & LOWE, U. S. Deplily Mineral Surveyors.Government Patents obtained.
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Leadville, Colorado, Actor and Actress, June 1880
Residences: Upper Chesnut Street, West 6th, West 7th, Frank Street
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Name:
Bridget Ames
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
24
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1856
Birthplace:
Michigan
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Emile Ames
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
26
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1854
Birthplace:
Virginia
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Ida Arnold
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
23
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1857
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
William H. Arnold
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
30
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1850
Birthplace:
Kentucky
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
W. N. Barber
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
35
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1845
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Edwin Barry
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
33
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1847
Birthplace:
England
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
John S. Best
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
33
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1847
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Mary Best
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
31
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1849
Birthplace:
Maine
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
W. M. Burroughs
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
30
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1850
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actor Opera House
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Name:
Ida Burt
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age
24
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1856
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Jennie Carpenter
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
39
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1841
Birthplace:
Ohio
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
George Charles
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
24
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1856
Birthplace:
England
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Frank Clark
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
23
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1857
Birthplace:
Ohio
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Lillie Clark
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
20
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1860
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Maud Clary
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
8
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1872
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Virginia Clary
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
24
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1856
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Katie Coe
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
24
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1856
Birthplace:
Indiana
Occupation: Performer
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Name:
Ada Coleman
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
29
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1851
Birthplace:
Vermont
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Sadie Connelly
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
24
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1856
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Theatrical Performer
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Name:
Anna Cook
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
26
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1854
Birthplace:
Pennsylvania
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Charles A. Cook
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
24
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1856
Birthplace:
Michigan
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Millie Christina
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
20
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1860
Birthplace:
Pennsylvania
Occupation: Actress At Kenips
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Name:
Mattie Dallon
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
24
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1856
Birthplace:
Missouri
Occupation: Theatrical Performer
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Name:
Dolly Davies
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
15
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1865
Birthplace:
Missouri
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
J. G. Dillon
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
32
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1848
Birthplace:
England
Occupation: Comedian
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Name:
Susie Dillon
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
23
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1857
Birthplace:
Louisiana
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Dotty Dimple
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
23
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1857
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Charles Edmunds
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
35
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1845
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Mary Edmunds
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
30
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1850
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Terry Ferguson
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
23
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1857
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Performer
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Name:
Blanch Fountainbleau
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
35
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1845
Birthplace:
England
Occupation: Actress At Kenips
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Name:
Ella Fountainbleau
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
7
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1873
Birthplace:
Colorado
Occupation: Actress At Kenips
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Name:
Leona Fountainbleau
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
13
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1867
Birthplace:
Colorado
Occupation: Actress At Kenips
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Name:
Frank A. Gibbens
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
30
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1850
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: King Of The Aire
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Name:
Belle Gilbert
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
22
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1858
Birthplace:
Tennessee
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
I. S. Gilbert
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
26
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1854
Birthplace:
Tennessee
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Mamie Graham
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
23
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1857
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
John Hamlin
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
30
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1850
Birthplace:
Ohio
Occupation: Actor
----------
Name:
Dot Hamilton
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
17
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1863
Birthplace:
New Jersey
Occupation: Dancer
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Name:
Fannie Harrington
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
21
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1859
Birthplace:
Maryland
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Munday Hernandez
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
28
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1852
Birthplace:
Georgia
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Mrs. Edward. Hill
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
21
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1859
Birthplace:
Illinois
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Joseph P. Holden
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
25
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1855
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
F. P. Hollingsworth
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
40
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1840
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Keeps Variety Show
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Name:
Bessie Hunter
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
28
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1852
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Asa B. Hutchinson
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
57
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1823
Birthplace:
New Hampshire
Occupation: Concert Singer
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Name:
Joannia C. Hutchinson
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
53
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1827
Birthplace:
Maine
Occupation: Concert Singer
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Name:
Nellie D. Hutchinson
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
23
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1857
Birthplace:
Maine
Occupation: Concert Singer
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Name:
Oiver D. Hutchinson
Oliver Dennett Hutchinson
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
23
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1857
Birthplace:
Massachusetts
Occupation: Concert Singer
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Name:
Nellie Jordan
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
22
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1858
Birthplace:
Wisconsin
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Maggie Joyce
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
21
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1859
Birthplace:
Pennsylvania
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
John M. Kerns
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
30
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1850
Occupation: Cornet Player
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Name:
R. M. Lamb
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
29
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1851
Birthplace:
England
Occupation: Actor
----------
Name:
Charles Lang
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
20
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1860
Birthplace:
Pennsylvania
Occupation: Actor
----------
Name:
William Lang
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
18
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1862
Birthplace:
Pennsylvania
Occupation: Actor
----------
Name:
Jennette Langrisha
Jennette Langrishe
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
38
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1842
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actress
----------
Name:
J. S. Langrisha
J. S. Langrishe
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
40
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1840
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Minnie Loder
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
35
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1845
Birthplace:
England
Occupation: Actress
----------
Name:
Rosa Maretta
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
21
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1859
Birthplace:
Missouri
Occupation: Actress
----------
Name:
David Mcelroy
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
24
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1856
Birthplace:
Ohio
Occupation: Actor
----------
Name:
Florence Meiss
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
20
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1860
Birthplace:
Ohio
Occupation: Actress
----------
Name:
Mary Meyers
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
24
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1856
Birthplace:
Iowa
Occupation: Actress
----------
Name:
Gus Mills
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
26
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1854
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actor At Grand Central
----------
Name:
Ada Mitchel
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
20
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1860
Birthplace:
Missouri
Occupation: Actress
----------
Name:
G. F. Moore
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
31
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1849
Birthplace:
Missouri
Occupation: Actor
----------
Name:
Kate Moore
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
27
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1853
Birthplace:
Missouri
Occupation: Actress
----------
Name:
Millie Morgan
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
18
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1862
Birthplace:
Illinois
Occupation: Actress
----------
Name:
Edwin Nalod
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
35
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1845
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actor
----------
Name:
J. F. Nathen
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
34
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1846
Birthplace:
Scotland
Occupation: Actress
----------
Name:
Lucy Norton
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
21
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1859
Birthplace:
Ohio
Occupation: Actress
----------
Name:
Harry S. Parker
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
31
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1849
Birthplace:
Pennsylvania
Occupation: Actor
----------
Name:
Belle Perry
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
23
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1857
Birthplace:
Iowa
Occupation: Actress
----------
Name:
Charles Radliff
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
25
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1855
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actor At Colliseium
----------
Name:
Frank Roach
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
35
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1845
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actor
----------
Name:
Virginia Ross
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
19
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1861
Birthplace:
Virginia
Occupation: Actress At Woods Opera House
----------
Name:
Leopold Saulfield
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
24
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1856
Birthplace:
England
Occupation: Actor
----------
Name:
Albert Schultz
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
21
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1859
Birthplace:
Ohio
Occupation: Actor
----------
Name:
Louise Stetson
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
18
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1862
Birthplace:
Connecticut
Occupation: Actress
----------
Name:
Belle Stocking
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
18
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1862
Birthplace:
Indiana
Occupation: Dancer
----------
Name:
Ned P. Sullivan
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
28
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1852
Birthplace:
England
Occupation: Actor
----------
Name:
John Swan
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
43
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1837
Birthplace:
Sweden
Occupation: Actor
----------
Name:
Amy Tudor
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
26
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1854
Birthplace:
England
Occupation: Actress
----------
Name:
John Tudor
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
28
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1852
Birthplace:
England
Occupation: Actor
----------
Name:
Lillie Tudor
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
6
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1874
Birthplace:
England
Occupation: Actress
----------
Name:
Harry Vernon
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
26
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1854
Birthplace:
Pennsylvania
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Harry Walker
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
32
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1848
Birthplace:
Maryland
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
L. H. Walker
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
29
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1851
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Variety
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Name:
Minnie L. Webb
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
34
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1846
Birthplace:
England
Occupation: Actress At Mc Daniels
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Name:
William Wilson
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
23
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1857
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation:
Actor At Grand Central
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Early log cabins and structures Leadville 1875
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Early street scene Chesnut Street Leadville, Colorado 1877 -1879
signage Darby & Johnson, Smith Painting, Wm. Boesch, Dry Goods, Carpets, Clothing, Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps, Queensware, Drugstore, Meatmarket, The Pickler, © Denver Public Library.
View of Leadville, Colorado from Capitol Hill 1875 - 1879
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View of Leadville, Colorado from Carbonate Hill 1879
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Recently built Hotel Windsor Leadville, Colorado 1879
not yet open for business, © Denver Public Library.
Street scene with burros loaded with goods, commercial buildings being framed, Leadville, Colorado 1879 - 1880
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View of Leadville, Colorado from Capitol Hill 1880
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Miner J. L. Hill about 1880, Leadville, Colorado
Miner and steam machinery expert J. L. Hill lived in Deadwood 1877 - 1880 where he fixed machines at the Riggs and Company Brick yards, © Denver Public Library.
Leadville, Colorado, Police Force 1878 - 1879
J.A. Kelly Marshal, J.W. Frazer Captain, policemen W.W. Butler, C. Dwyer, J. Dwyer, O. Heller, R. Monteith, Thomas McCulloch, George O'Connor, Cliff Perkins, Thomas Walker, Alvah Wells, © Denver Public Library.
Early street scene west on Chesnut Ave., Leadville, Colorado 1879
John Lieninger, Books & Stationary, Bakery, Coliseum, Smith Painting, Boot & Shoe Store, Meat Market, Grand Hotel, © Denver Public Library.
Early street scene Harrison Ave looking up from junction with Chestnut St. Leadville, Colorado 1879
signage Crockery and Glassware, Chandeliers and Lamp Goods, Cutlery and Plated Ware, Wholesale Liquors, French John Lunch Soups Coffee Cakes Cigars, George L. Holt Books & Stationery, Tenas Restaurant, Boston Clothing House, © Denver Public Library.
Under construction Tabor Opera House, center, Harrison Avenue, Leadville, Colorado 1879
signage lean-to restaurant Live and Let Live Meals 25 cents, A.D. Shackelford, Attorney At Law, Southern Union Telegraph Office, B, H. Slater Dentist, Leonard Spencer Billards, Major Magic Cigar, imported domestic cigars, W. H. Stevens & Co. Assaying Mines Bought and Sold, Claredon Hotel, W. A. Ellis Real Estate Agents Real Estate & Mining, © Denver Public Library.
Across the street from the Tabor Opera House under construction, west side of Harrison Avenue, Leadville, Colorado 1879
signage Bakery, Mechanics Restaurant Beer To, Dr. Wright Root Beer, Miller & Co., C. Boettcher and Co. Hardware, B.F. Allen & Co. Dry Goods, Printing, Clothing, © Denver Public Library.
Completed Tabor Opera House, Harrison Avenue, Leadville, Colorado 1879 - 1880
signage One Price Clothing House, J.S. Miller & Co., Luce & Velf Billiard Hall, Adolph Neusitz Opera Saloon. Upon the third floor, an enclosed walkway was constructed over St. Louis Avenue to connect the Tabor Opera House to the Clarendon Hotel, © Denver Public Library.
Grand Central Theatre built by Thomas Kemp, Leadville, Colorado 1879
Tom Kemp, an early Deadwood pioneer and miner of Virginia City, may be the partner of Asche & Kemp who opened the 30X60 Bonanza saloon and gambling establishment June 1877. Jim May wrote from Leadville of Tom Kemp's success February 1879. Billy Nuttall is noted as the manager of the Grand Central Theatre in Leadville, Colorado, November 1880, © Denver Public Library.
Early street scene Leadville looking toward Sawatch Range in the distance, corner of Harrison Ave. and State St, Leadville, Colorado 1879
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Early street scene Leadville looking toward Sawatch Range in the distance, left side of State St and Theatre Comique, Leadville, Colorado 1879
Business district gambling establishments and brothels. Billy Nuttall is noted as the manager of the Theatre Comique in Leadville, Colorado June 1879, other signage Little Pittsburgh Beer Hall, Theater Comique, St. James Restaurant. The Oden, Occidental Restaurant, Palace Hotel, City Bakery are located on the right side of Walnut St, © Denver Public Library.
Early street scene Leadville looking toward Sawatch Range in the distance, right side of State St and Occidental Restaurant, Palace Hotel, City Bakery, Leadville, Colorado 1879
Little Pittsburgh Beer Hall, Theater Comique, St. James Restaurant are located on the left side of Walnut St, © Denver Public Library.
Early street scene Leadville looking down State St from corner of Harrison Avenue, Leadville, Colorado 1880 - 1885
signage Little Pittsburgh Beer Hall, Theater Comique, St. James Restaurant, Amjanes, Commission Merchant, Odeon, Palace Hotel, City Bakery, © Denver Public Library.
Early street scene west on Harrison Ave., Leadville, Colorado 1880
Spring of 1880, carbonate camp two years old, signage Billiards, Clarendon Hall, Printing, Bakery, © Denver Public Library.
View of Leadville from Fryer Hill, Leadville, Colorado 1880
Spring of 1880, carbonate camp two years old, © Denver Public Library.
Sketch of miners published Leadville Chronicle January 3, 1880
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Clarendon Hotel Leadville, Colorado July 4, 1881
photographer William Henry Jackson, signage The National Loan Office J. Livezey Jr. Money Broker, Southern Colo, 300 Harrison Avenue Denver & Rio Grande Railway, Freight Office and Ticket, To All Points, Car Tickets, The Grandest Scenery On The Continent, Kansas City, Omaha, St. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, Buffalo, Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Gunnison and San Juan, © Denver Public Library.
Interior view of Leadville, Colorado's Tabor Opera House stage. Deadwood's empressario Jack S. Langrishe produced the first show "The Serious Family", © Denver Public Library, Colorado Historical Society, and Denver Art Museum.
The Col. Seller Mine, Leadville, Colorado
Photographer William Henry Jackson about 1882,
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Little Church Billiard Hall Token, Leadville, Colorado
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Willoughby & Streeter Dry Goods about 1882, Leadville, Colorado
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Leadville street scene Methodist Church and Sweitzer Merchantile Company about 1887, Leadville, Colorado
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2880 Burro pack train on the way to Leadville, Colorado
Photographer W. G. William Gunnison Chamberlain 1870 - 1890, Leadville, Colorado, © Denver Public Library.
Leadville street scene 1879 - 1884, Harrison Avenue and Main Street, Leadville, Colorado,
Western Union Telegraph Office, A.T. & S.F. Freight and Ticket Office, Notary Public and Conveyancer, O'Brien & Cannavan Merchant, Tailors, Pendery & Co. Mining Bureau, Mines Bought, Bonded, And Sold, Winter Bros. Assayers, H. C. Clay & Co. Hand Made Sour Mash Whiskey, Paris Bourbon Co. Kentucky, City Laundry, The Merchants, Saddle Horses, Sachs Sample Room, Miners & Prospectors Assay Office, © Denver Public Library.
Union Pacific Pass'r Depot 1880 - 1900, Leadville, Colorado
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Solomon Pearsall Meat Market 136 West Second Ave, Leadville, Colorado
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Leadville street scene about 1885, Thos. Robson general store 126 3rd Street, Leadville, Colorado
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Leadville street scene Harrison Avenue about 1885 - 1895, Leadville, Colorado
Prussian National Insurance Company of Germany, Ticket Office South Park Line, Western Union Telegraph and Cable Office, © Denver Public Library.
Geo W. Cook's original Zouave Drum Corps Leadville 1887 - 1891, Leadville, Colorado
A.V. Bohn, Alvin Bloss, John Coleman, Jr., James McDowell, Will Youe, Herbert Frey, Edras Herbert, Bert Roberts, Henry Ellis, Will Quigley, Will Brown, Rich Caffrey, George Buffehr, F. Buffehr, Chas Warner, Charles Vaughn, © Denver Public Library.
Leadville Colorado Population Swells With Deadwood Miners and Businessmen
Those Who Left Deadwood For The Next Big Strike Find Anticipation and Hope Soon Dwindles
Black Hillers there now whistling "Sweet Home"
Colorado Charley Utter, Wild Bill Hickok's Pard
Judge E. C. Brearley
Judge John M. Murphy
Judge H. P. Bennett
W. H Soery, attorney and his family will meet a sad fate in Leadville
Maj George W. Brazee, attorney will become judge in Leadville
Joseph E. Gandolfo, brass and string band leader
Billy Nuttall, reinvents the Bella Union Theatre in Leadville
Gymnasts sisters Lola Parchal, Little Pearly Parchal,
Jim and Belle Gilbert, variety artists
Jimmy Martin, Fannie Garretson, Flora Belle, variety artists
James and Baby McDonald, skate and clog dancer
Andre Christol, wrestler
Jack Langrishe and Mrs., of Langrishe Theatre
Belle and Jim Gilbert, variety artists
J. M. Whitton, reporter and editor, Pioneer and Times Newspaper
T. H. Clark, of the Pioneer Newspaper
Ed Clark, an old-time saloon keeper
L.D. Gregory, of Gregory's Restaurant
Ben Hazen, of the Hazen Hotel
Jimmy Van Daniker, of the old Deadwood IXL Hotel
George W. Brown, of Brown and Thum Bank
S. N. Wood, of Stebbins and Wood Bank
Wes Travis, liveryman
Old Frenchy, Stepahn Rendane, Deadwood's Bottle Fiend
Old Sox, Oliver Cloud, loveable drunk
Cella and Hall, fruit dealers
James McPherson, grocer
John Cline, old restaurateur
Craven Lee, old miner of Lee and Brown whom built first Deadwood house of Pine logs
Harry J. Norton, mining expert associated with Bullion Racket
R. O. Adams, Deadwood's Ex-Postmaster, convicted for PO crookedness
George W. Bell, man tried and acquitted for murder Charles E. Lee
"Derby" Samuel May pardoned for murder of Daniel Obrodovitch
Andy Walls writes of Leadville, CO "big burying ground"
Death, of excessive drinking, in Leadville, Co.
Apr 23 1878
Kreig, Vincent
Leadville, Colorado, the camp as compared to here
May 20 1878
Black Hills
Sold interest in Office, leaves for Leadville, Col
Jun 12 1878
Bert, Jud
Death, A.J., Budd, Burt died in Leadville Co.
Aug 27 1878
Burt, A. Judson
What Leadville Eclipse says of his death
Aug 31 1878
Burt, A. Judson
Dr has gone to Leadville to locate
Nov 12 1878
Hereford, Frank
News of his death in Leadville, Col.
Nov 16 1878
Connors, J.G.
To make a trip to Leadville county in Colorado
Nov 21 1878
Foote, A.D.
Receives letter from Black Hiller at Leadville
Dec 18 1878
Vandaniker, Jimmy
Jimmy Van Daniker receives letter from Leadville
Dec 18 1878
IXL Hotel
Has gone to Leadville
Dec 18 1878
Stocking, C.B.
A letter from another Black Hiller in Leadville
Dec 20 1878
Vandaniker, J.B.
A letter from another Black Hiller in Leadville
Dec 20 1878
Daly, J.
The sure road to fortune is the one to Leadville
Dec 22 1878
Leadville
Judge has returned from Leadville
Dec 27 1878
Brearley, E.C.
Arrived from Leadville where he examined the mines
Dec 27 1878
Brearley, E.C.
Is in Leadville, Colorado
Dec 31 1878
Wright, Minnie
Farish, W.A.
Is going to Leadville
Dec 31 1878
Wardner, Ed
Going to Leadville, not a happy new year
Dec 31 1878
Brearley, E.C.
Going to Leadville, Col. to start a law practice
Jan 03 1879
Brearley, E.C.
Receives copy of Leadville Daily Reveille
Jan 03 1879
Times Newspaper
Made $20,000. in Leadville, creditors here know!
Jan 03 1879
Edwards, Sheldon
Receiving letters from Leadville saying "come"
Jan 04 1879
Lead
Purple to be in partnership with him in Leadville
Jan 04 1879
Brearley, E.C.
Purple, Frank E.
Going to Leadville to look over the hotel grounds
Jan 04 1879
Van Daniker, Jimmy
Footnote: Van Daniker, Jimmy, suicide Leadville Nov 10 1880
Footnote: Sheriffs Sale, Van Daniker, J.B. Jun 01 1879
Footnote: Van Daniker, J.B, reported to have furniture for Leadville hotel Mar 11 1879
Footnote: Van Daniker, J.B. leaves Deadwood with wife Feb 04 1879
Footnote: Returned from Leadville, calls camp "the boss" Jan 24 1879
Footnote: Creditors levied on articles for sale at IXL Hotel Jan 20 1879
Footnote: Telegraphed Pat McHugh to rent out the IXL Hotel Jan 14 1879
Footnote: Jimmy Van Daniker receives letter from Leadville Dec 18 1878
Leaving to look Leadville over with Van Daniker
Jan 04 1879
Gregory, D.G.
Van Daniker, Jimmy
Going to Leadville to make sure he is up on everything
Jan 04 1879
Gandolfo, Joseph E
Going to Leadville to open up variety theatre
Jan 06 1879
Nuttall, Billy
See Leadville Business Directory, 1879, Wm. Nuttall
There are none at Leadville, according to Reveille
Jan 06 1879
Indians
Chinese
The mill man is at Leadville
Jan 06 1879
Moore, A.P.
All seem to be leaving to go to Leadville
Jan 07 1879
Soery, W.H.
Fitzgerald, James
Brearley, E.C.
Billings, Joe
Receives letter from J. Daly in Leadville, Colorado
Jan 07 1879
Grodrick, Aurlher
Daly, J.
Leaves Deadwood
Jan 07 1879
Soery, W.H.
Footnote: Parker and Soery, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, card Oct 01 1878
Footnote: Within 3 months of leaving Deadwood, W. H. Sorey will die in Leadville. His wife will die there three months thereafter in child birth, leaving five orphans behind. One of the orphans will also die two months after her death. Deadwood residents and Old Black Hiller Billy Nuttall in Leadville hold benefits for their care.
Well known attorney intends to go to Leadville
Jan 08 1879
Frawley, Henry
Receives letter from Leadville banker about town
Jan 08 1879
Watson, Frank
Whitton leaving to go to Leadville, maybe to stay
Jan 09 1879
Pioneer Newspaper
We understand Dr Coombs intends going to Leadville
Jan 09 1879
Coombs, J.W.
Departed for Leadville this morning
Jan 10 1879
Whitton, J.M.
Judge proceeded on his way to Leadville
Jan 10 1879
Murphy, John M.
No Chinamen allowed to come to Leadville, Colorado
Jan 10 1879
Chinese
We are glad he has not caught the Leadville fever
Jan 10 1879
Kelley, B.B.
Reports businesses in Leadville taxed $2.50 a day
Jan 13 1879
Harvey, Tom
Of Deadwood, now in Leadville at the Tontine
Jan 13 1879
Monaghan, Joseph
Johnson, William J
Of Deadwood, now in Leadville at the Grand
Jan 13 1879
Farish, William A.
Is running a saloon in Leadville
Jan 13 1879
Clark, Ed
Has relocated to Leadville, IXL for rent
Jan 14 1879
Van Daniker, James
For Rent-proprietor has relocated to Leadville
Jan 14 1879
IXL
At Leadville, has a serious case of pneumonia
Jan 16 1879
Hughes, Horace
You pays your money and you takes your choice
Jan 16 1879
Leadville
Writes to Stokes from Leadville, pleased with area
Jan 16 1879
Jacobs, C.H.
Receives letter from Jacobs at Leadville
Jan 16 1879
Stokes, George
Large numbers are dying each week
Jan 16 1879
Leadville
Writes to Tom O'Neal on benefits of Leadville
Jan 18 1879
Wilson, Billy
O'Neal receives letter from Wilson on Leadville
Jan 18 1879
Leadville
A whole raft of items from that camp
Jan 20 1879
Leadville
Deadwooders registered at the Grand, Leadville, Co
Jan 20 1879
Purple, F.E.
Hicks, Jimmy
Harlow, I.L., Mrs
Harlow, I.L.
Stage and railroad fare from Deadwood is $54.
Jan 21 1879
Leadville
Leadville said to be afraid bandits will follow
Jan 21 1879
Murphy,
Deadwood people flocking to Leadville
Jan 21 1879
Van Daniker, J.B.
Reed, James
Murphy, John M.
Gregory, D.G.
Bogle, D., Jr
Reached Leadville, according to the Reveille
Jan 22 1879
Whitton, John M.
Now at Leadville to stay
Jan 24 1879
Soery, W.H.
Returned from Leadville, calls camp "the boss"
Jan 24 1879
Van Daniker, Jimmy
Now at Leadville to stay
Jan 24 1879
Taylor, S.G.
Fitzgerald,
Brearley, E.C.
Billings, J.B.
Gregory has moved to Leadville, Centennial hasn't
Jan 25 1879
Centennial
Gregory, D.G.
Now working on the Leadville Daily Chronicle
Jan 27 1879
Whitton, John M.
Packing up his saloon to move to Leadville
Jan 27 1879
Billings, Joe
Two brothers who left Elizabethtown for Leadville
Jan 27 1879
Hicklin,
Stage going to Leadville robbed by road agents
Jan 27 1879
Robbery and Stage Lines
Sent out 7 to swell the population of Leadville
Jan 27 1879
Elizabethtown
Running short of vegetables and articles much needed
Jan 27 1879
Leadville
Left Elizabethtown to go to over crowded Leadville
Jan 27 1879
Westfall, Bob
Atlebury, John
The gambler, left Elizabethtown for Leadville
Jan 27 1879
Little Sam
The geology of Leadville
Jan 28 1879
Leadville
Leadville Reveille lists Black Hillers now there
Jan 28 1879
Whitton, John M.
Wilson, W.M.
Walsh and Co.
Van Daniker, J.B.
Taylor, S.G.
Soery, W.H.
Siefelt, William
Shelton, D.S., Jr
Scott, H.J.
Purple, Frank
Nuttall, Billy
Monash, I.M.
Marshall,
Manville, J.S.D.
Lee, O.S.
Lack, Charley
Jacobs, C.H.
Hughes, Horace
Higgins, George
Hicks, Jimmy
Harlow, I.H.
Gregory, L.D.
Grant, William
Garrison,
Fitzgerald, James
Farish, W.A.
Connor, L.W.
Clark, Ed M.
Christopher, C.C.
Chapline, A.B.
Campbell, Johnny
Brearley, E.C.
Bogle, D.S., Jr
Bishop, C.J.
Billings, Joe
Pioneer physician in Lead may go to Leadville
Jan 28 1879
Clyne, A.G.
Dr writes to his brother from Leadville
Jan 28 1879
Law, John
Herald says Times left his name off Leadville list
Jan 29 1879
Farish, W.A.
Tabular statement of amount of travel to this camp
Jan 29 1879
Leadville
Is back from Leadville
Jan 30 1879
Hughes, Horace
Write a card to Hill from Leadville
Feb 01 1879
Patterson, Charlie
Hill, Henry Judge
Death, in Leadville, from neuralgia of the heart
Feb 03 1879
In regard to: Gregory, L.D.
Footnote: Funeral preached by Atwood at the Congregational Church Deadwood Feb 15 1879
Footnote: L.D. Gregory and Joseph King sell Gregory Restaurant Sep 24 1878
Footnote: Gregory, L.D. and Joseph King dissolve partnership Sep 27 1877
Footnote: Gregory, L.D. building restaurant Gregory Restaurant May 26 1877
Footnote: Gregory, L.D. to set up restaurant May 08 1877
Writes from Leadville as to success of Tom Kemp
Feb 03 1879
May, Jim
Receives letter from Jim May in Leadville
Feb 03 1879
Herrmann, John
Reportedly doing well in Leadville with leases
Feb 03 1879
Kemp, Tom
Left this morning for Leadville
Feb 03 1879
Hazen, Ben
Judge has located at Leadville
Feb 03 1879
Bennett, H.P.
A brief biography of Soery for Leadville paper
Feb 05 1879
Soery, W.H.
Brearley, E.C.
Leadville
Has leased theatre building in Leadville, $1,700.
Feb 06 1879
Nuttall, Billy
see Leadville Business Directory, 1879, Nuttall, Wm.
Our bullion racket men are at Leadville
Feb 06 1879
Bullion Racket
To open an office in Leadville
Feb 06 1879
Murphy, J.M.
In his new office on Harrison Ave, Leadville
Feb 12 1879
Brearley, E.C.
Of Brown and Thum's Bank, now in Leadville
Feb 12 1879
Brown, George W.
Was on Pioneer, now on Leadville Reveille
Feb 12 1879
Clark,
Is affluent, graceful and eloquent speaker
Feb 12 1879
Soery, W.H.
Received letter from Leadville, very few saloons
Feb 12 1879
Wardner, Ed
Son of J.M. Stephens, now looking at Leadville
Feb 14 1879
Stephens, John
Proprietor of the Star Bakery has son at Leadville
Feb 14 1879
Stephens, J.M.
Star Bakery
An honest letter from Leadville
Feb 14 1879
Leadville
On his way to visit Leadville, maybe to stay
Feb 15 1879
Meyer, C.W.
Now running a wholesale liquor house in Leadville
Feb 15 1879
Billings, Joe
Gives interview to Leadville Chronicle
Feb 15 1879
Brown, George W.
Gives good reports of the Times in Leadville paper
Feb 17 1879
Clark, T.H.
Warner, Porter
Times Newspaper
Has reched Leadville
Feb 17 1879
Hazen, Ben
Gandolfo, Joseph E
Many to go to Leadville after talking to him
Feb 17 1879
Mahan, John
Writes letter from Leadville and leaks many facts
Feb 17 1879
Whitton, John M.
Whitton writes letter about Hillers in Leadville
Feb 17 1879
Walsh,
Wallace, Charley
Taylor, George
Swearingen, A.
Soery, W.H.
Smith, M.
Scott, H.J.
Reed, Jimmy
Parlan, H.T.
Nuttall, William
Murphy, John M.
Mullen, John
McReavy, John
Leavick,
Jacobs, J.A.
Higgins, George
Harlow, I.L.
Gregory, D.G.
Gem Theatre
Day,
Clark, Ed M.
Brown, George W.
Brearley, E.C.
Bishop, C.J.
Bennett, M.
Bella Union
Asche, Fred
Deadwood lawyer doing well in Leadville
Feb 20 1879
Murphy, John M.
Shown some very nice specimens from mine in Leadville
Feb 21 1879
Leadville
Reported to be very sick at Leadville
Feb 22 1879
Whitton, J.M.
On trial for some matter at Leadville
Feb 25 1879
Clark, Ed
Facts about Leadville
Feb 27 1879
Leadville
Black Hills items from the Leadville Reveille
Feb 27 1879
Frenchy, Stepahn Rendane
Deadwood's Old French, the bottle fiend and most prominent character
Black Hills items from the Leadville Reveille
Feb 27 1879
Sox
Cloud, Oliver
Footnote: Old Sox, Poor old boy died on Missouri River Dec 09 1881
Footnote: He will take bets on how much he can drink in 60hr Apr 08 1879
Footnote: Sox says he can't sleep with any money in his pant, Bear Butte Jul 26 1878
Footnote: Old Sox sold sock at Bear Butte, spent all money Jul 26 1878
Footnote: Old Sox, remembered in his better days as wealthy Jul 09 1878
Footnote: Old Sox, says he has a free pass to jail, can't get in May 09 1878
Footnote: Here's Your Socks, he keep saying as he got drunk Apr 12 1878
Footnote: Socks now engaged in the apple trade Apr 05 1878
Footnote: Socks as he was known to all, has a new cry now Mar 30 1878
Footnote: Cloud, Oliver
Dispatch from Johnson to John Manning at Leadville of Connors death
Mar 01 1879
Manning, John
Johnson, J.J.
Death, in Leadville of pneumonia
Mar 01 1879
Connor, Harry
Connor clerked for them in the Senate building
Mar 01 1879
Manning and Mahn
Connor, Harry
Judge makes a strike in Leadville real estate
Mar 01 1879
Brearley, E.C.
Female sinners are very plentiful at Leadville
Mar 03 1879
The Girls
Putting up tent for lodging house in Leadville
Mar 03 1879
Clark, Ed
A picture of life in Leadville
Mar 03 1879
Leadville
Female gambler at Leadville, always heavily veiled
Mar 06 1879
Madame Mystery
Black Hills lawyers are making good deal of money
Mar 06 1879
Leadville
News about Leadville
Mar 07 1879
Leadville
Leadville now taking the lead as Chinese bulldoser
May 10 1879
Chinese
Judge to represent Calif. capitalists in Leadville
Mar 11 1879
Soery, W.H.
Reported to have furniture for Leadville hotel
Mar 11 1879
Van Daniker, J.B.
Leadville paper says he bonded mine for $75,000.
Mar 15 1879
Lack, Charles A.
Immigration is now from Leadville to the Hills
Mar 15 1879
Leadville
Veins are extremely narrow and are small pockets
Mar 18 1879
Leadville
Ex-sheriff Mahan on way back from Leadville
Mar 19 1879
Mahan, Johnny
Reported to be leaving Leadville for the south
Mar 21 1879
Murphy, John M.
Asks for Times, not Pioneer, from Leadville
Mar 22 1879
Whitton, John M.
Returned from Leadville, says graves dug in advance
Mar 22 1879
Sullivan, Patsey
Writes of Leadville, "big burying ground"
Mar 25 1879
Walls, Andy
Leadville paper refers to him as head of mining co
Mar 27 1879
Clark, Ed M.
Will soon have railroad connection with outside
Mar 27 1879
Leadville
Spring and warmth may bring a great deal of sickness
Mar 29 1879
Leadville
Now at Leadville without Dick Brown
Apr 01 1879
Garretson, Fanny
Report of 22 Deadwood road agents being at Leadville
Apr 03 1879
Leadville
Nominated alderman of Leadville
Apr 04 1879
Murphy, John M.
Editor says camp like Deadwood was in early days
Apr 07 1879
Leadville
Bunko steerers and other robbers are buying votes
Apr 08 1879
Leadville
Coroner averages four subjects a day
Apr 09 1879
Leadville
Reports the Times sold out in 10 min in Leadville
Apr 14 1879
Whitton, John M.
Judge received letter, Leadville, writer had enough
Apr 18 1879
Clark, John Judge
Death, in Leadville, of erysipelas
Apr 19 1879
Soery, W.H.
How they dress at Leadville
Apr 21 1879
Leadville
When he left for Leadville he took only his name
Apr 26 1879
Gandolfo, Joseph E
Of Johnson and Sparks, happily back from Leadville
Apr 26 1879
Johnson,
Arrested in Leadville for causing a disturbance
Apr 29 1879
Nuttall, Billy
Returning tramps causing trouble in Cheyenne
May 01 1879
Leadville
Making things boom in street auctions at Leadville
May 03 1879
Travis, Wes
Newspapers strike rich mines, prospectors don't
May 10 1879
Leadville
Visiting his family in Deadwood, from Leadville
May 14 1879
Gandolfo, Joseph E
Now a practicing physician in Leadville
May 14 1879
Spooner,
Old Black Hiller writes about the camp
May 17 1879
Leadville
Friend writing from Leadville says hearse needed
May 17 1879
Pattons Livery
Fires keep going in cemetery to keep ground thawed
May 17 1879
Leadville
Deadwoodites disgusted with Leadville
May 31 1879
In regard to: Whitton, J.M.
Having actors at Leadville he had at Bella Union
Jun 04 1879
In regard to: Nuttall, Billy
See Leadville Business Directory, 1879, Nuttall, Wm.
Leadville paper says he wants to wrestle Christol
Jun 04 1879
In regard to: Whalen, Mike
Now in Leadville, reported low with fever
Jun 06 1879
In regard to: Spooner, C.L.
The Leadville bubble is bursting
Jun 07 1879
In regard to: Leadville
Death, Leadville, once a noted character in Hills
Jun 10 1879
In regard to: Davis, Finn
In regard to: Road Agent
Hoping to find damphool to buy them out, Leadville
Jun 17 1879
In regard to: Cella and Hall
In town from Leadville, tells of carbonate fraud
Jun 17 1879
In regard to: Garrison, A.G.
Removed from Leadville, more dead than alive
Jun 17 1879
In regard to: Berry, Jim
Making a lot of money in Leadville
Jun 17 1879
In regard to: Nuttall, Billy
See Leadville Business Directory, 1879, Nuttall, Wm.
Judge still in Leadville and doing well
Jun 17 1879
In regard to: Brearley, E.C.
Report from Leadville as to his severe sickness
Jun 20 1879
In regard to: Nuttall, William
Received letter from discontent in Leadville
Jun 20 1879
In regard to: McCutcheon,
Wrestling with health after return from Leadville
Jun 26 1879
In regard to: Garrison, A.G.
In regard to: Crary, Bill
Has turned out just as we told you it would
Jun 26 1879
In regard to: Leadville
Black Hillers there now whistling "Sweet Home"
Jul 01 1879
In regard to: Leadville
Stagnation is the order of the day there
Jul 03 1879
In regard to: Leadville
Death from childbirth at Leadville, husband died a few weeks ago
Jul 16 1879
In regard to: Soery, W.H., Mrs
Returned from his trip, spent it at Leadville
Jul 16 1879
In regard to: Wooden, J.D.
Judge has not been in the Leadville news lately
Jul 17 1879
In regard to: Brearley, E.C.
Elected Treasurer of town 40 miles from Leadville
Jun 22 1879
In regard to: Wilson, Billy
Dr and other bunko men to be run out of Leadville
Jul 24 1879
In regard to: Bagg,
Children left parentless in three months time
Jul 24 1879
In regard to: Soery, W.H.
In regard to: Footnote: See entry: W. H. Soery Jan 07 1879
Still managing the Comique at Leadville
Jul 24 1879
In regard to: Nuttall, Billy
See Leadville Business Directory, 1879, Nuttall, Wm.
Our walkist reported at Miles City and not Leadville
Jul 24 1879
In regard to: Smith, W.D.S.
Writes to Judge Murphy on strike in Leadville
Jul 25 1879
In regard to: McGowen, Mike
In regard to: Murphy, John M.
Ladies relief society to help orphaned children
Jul 25 1879
In regard to: Soery, Mrs
In regard to: Deadwood, Lead
Lola who performed here was injured in Leadville
Jun 26 1879
In regard to: Bella Union
Making money in Leadville, spending it on the boys
Aug 01 1879
In regard to: Nuttall, Billy
See Leadville Business Directory, 1879, Nuttall, Wm.
Youngest of the five orphans dies at Leadville
Aug 02 1879
In regard to: Soery, W.H.
Writes from Leadville, on way back to the Hills
Aug 02 1879
In regard to: Walker, A.J.
Received a letter from Walker in Leadville
Aug 02 1879
In regard to: Atteman, H.
To give benefit at Leadville for the Soery orphans
Aug 03 1879
In regard to: Nuttall, Billy
See Leadville Business Directory, 1879, Nuttall, Wm.
Body arrived at Denver,died after delivery of baby
Aug 06 1879
In regard to: Soery, Mrs
Benefit for Soery orphans raised a large sum
Aug 06 1879
In regard to: Nuttall, Billy
In regard to: Leadville
Rev to preach at Presbyterian church at Leadville
Aug 10 1879
In regard to: Pickett, J.W.
Reported to have many new friends in Leadville
Aug 23 1879
In regard to: Miller, Bob
In the language of Billy Nuttall, "Things is hot"
Black Hills Daily Times Aug 24 1879
Leadville paper reports arrival of Billys family
Aug 26 1879
In regard to: Nuttall, Mrs
Formerly of the Pioneer, sued Reveille for wages
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Clark, T.H.
Book-keeper at Leadville, was with Brown and Thum bank
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Goddard, R.P.
Circulator of the Chronicle, Leadville
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Whitton, John M.
Has eased up on the bunko business, Leadville law
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Hurdy, John
In regard to: Crazy Horse
In regard to: Baggs, Doc
In the fruit trade in Leadville
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Cella and Hall
Is dealing faro at Leadville
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Gardner, Ed
Lawyers growing rich from mining cases, Leadville
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Brearley, E.C.
In regard to: Bennett,
Still running the Comique at Leadville
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Nuttall, William
See Leadville Business Directory, 1879, Nuttall, Wm.
Tending bar at the Office, in Leadville
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Bennett, Joe
Still coining money at the Grand Hotel, Leadville
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Lavic,
In regard to: Daily,
Playing at the Coliseum in Leadville
Aug 28 1879
Nuttall, Wm
Parchal, Lola
Parchal, Little Pearly
Parchall, Jenette
Coliseum Theatre, Leadville, Colorado 1879 on Chestnut St., photographer Wakely, George D., copyright Denver Public Library.
Gymnasts Lola (Parschael)Parshall born 1848 New York, sister Jenette(Parschael)Parshall born 1861 New York, and sister "Little Pearly" Pearl (Parschael)Parshall born 1870 New York were peforming in Atchison City, Atchison, Kansas by the 1880 Federal Census.
Publishing the Daily Programme at Leadville
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Wallahan, W.P.
Waiting for something to turn up, at Leadville
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Meskel, Dan
Is blacksmithing at Leadville now
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Langdon, James
Is bumming and deadbeating at Leadville, as usual
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Lack, C.A.
Continues to be deputy fire warden at Leadville
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Hagan, Tom
Death, at Leadville, formerly in restaurant business
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Cline, John
Footnote: Cline used to have restaurant in Sasses Meat Market building Aug 23 1879
Footnote: Cline's restaurant furniture to be sold Jul 03 1878
Footnote: Cline to sale restaurant furniture and dishes Jul 02 1878
Footnote: New restaurant, 3rd door north of Grand Central Hotel Apr 08 1878
Footnote: Has green poll parrot who is a good talker Mar 21 1878
Brother of C.F, invested in Leadville, made $30,00
Sep 11 1879, p.4 , col.3
In regard to: Leimer, C.F.
In regard to: Leimer, R.A.
Writes from Leadville, says Nuttall is alive and well
Oct 12 1879
In regard to: Davenport, Adam
Death, at Leadville, formerly of Deadwood
Oct 14 1879
In regard to: Cramer, John
Sends word of cheer to Deadwood after fire
Oct 17 1879
In regard to: Cella and Hall
Left Leadville to winter in St Louis, Mo.
Nov 02 1879
In regard to: Cella and Hall
Decamped newsy registered at Leadville hotel
Nov 02 1879
In regard to: Clippinger,
Closes Blake's Hotel, moving to Leadville
Nov 12 1879
In regard to: Stone, C.W.
Second attempt at suicide failed, at Leadville
Nov 15 1879
In regard to: Lee, Craven
Footnote: Lee and Ike Brown are businessmen Jun 08 1876. Isaac C., Ike Brown will be killed by Indians a few days after Rev Smith in August 1876.
Footnote: Mr. Lee, is City Recorder, old miner, sawmill Jun 08 1876
Footnote: Pioneer editor, Lee, Brown and Trayner tour claims Craven Lee Jun 17 1876
Footnote: Lee, C. Deadwood and Centennial Wagon Road Aug 05 1876
Footnote: Lee and Co. own Gordon lode Aug 12 1876
Footnote: C. Lee committee to draft laws for Deadwood Aug 19 1876
Footnote: C. Lee runs for council in Deadwood Sep 16 1876
Footnote: Lee and Brown first house built of Pine logs Deadwood Oct 07 1876
Footnote: Lee has Christmas dinner for others Dec 30 1876
Footnote: Lee, C. on Sherman Street committee Aug 20 1877
Footnote: Lee, C. sells Lama Mine to Thomas Weaver Oct 27 1877
Footnote: Served Christmas dinner at Sister's Hospital, Lead Dec 27 1878
Footnote: Craven Lee, bills allowed by new board of County Commissioners Feb 11 1879
Goes to Leadville to try fortune among carbonates
Nov 18 1879
In regard to: Lightfoot,
Bought out partner, Mr Lightfoot, a boss carpenter
Nov 18 1879
In regard to: Alber, Mart
Judge was registered at Leadville on the 11th
Nov 19 1879
In regard to: Romans, S. P. Judge
Back from Leadville, intends to stay this time
Nov 20 1879
In regard to: Garretson, A.G.
The Gilberts are playing Pinafore in Kentucky
In regard to: Gilberts, The
Nov 21 1879
Col Jack Langrishe will open at Leadville Tuesday
Nov 23 1879
In regard to: Langrishe, Jack
Jack S. Langrishe Traveling Troupe 1876 - 1879 Deadwood, SD
Leadville, Colorado, Tabor Opera House Under Construction 1879, © Photography Collection, Western History and Genealogy Department, Denver Public Library.
Colonel Jack(John) S. Langrishe, 1861 to 1870, © Photography Collection, Western History and Genealogy Department, Denver Public Library.
Tabor Grand Opera House opened November 20, 1879 with Jack Langrishe production "The Serious Family".
Reported in Denver, on way to Leadville
Nov 23 1879
In regard to: Wood, S.N.
Reported to have made over $50,000 at Leadville
Nov 23 1879
In regard to: Nuttall, Billy
See Leadville Business Directory, 1879, Nuttall, Wm.
Investments reported to be doing well at Leadville
Nov 23 1879
In regard to: Higgins,
Trouble in Leadville, men paying attention to wife
Nov 26 1879
In regard to: Scott, H.J.
Arrived in Leadville with fourteen people on 21st
Nov 26 1879
In regard to: Langrishe, Jack
Reported to be at Leadville
Nov 30 1879
In regard to: Norton, Harry J.
Arrested for assault and battery at Leadville
Dec 04 1879
In regard to: Whitton, John
Making barrells of money at Leadville in his theatre
Dec 09 1879
In regard to: Langrishe, Jack
Reported to be at Leadville
Dec 14 1879
In regard to: Wood, S.N.
Judge returns from protracted visit to Leadville
Dec 23 1879
In regard to: Roman, S.P.
In Leadville and he ain't there for fun either
Dec 27 1879
In regard to: Flaherty, John
Down with pneumonia at Leadville
Jun 10 1880
In regard to: Norton, Harry J.
Norton is city editor of the Leadville Chronicle
Jan 11 1880
In regard to: Norton, Harry J.
Will be home from Leadville this evening
Jan 15 1880
In regard to: Russell, J.D.
Cut off his moustache while in Leadville
Jan 17 1880
In regard to: Flaherty, Johnny
Gone to Leadville after receiving pardon
Jan 17 1880
In regard to: May, Samuel F.
Footnote: "Derby" Samuel May and John Blain, Governor William A. Howard pardoned for Obrodovich murder Apr 02 1879
Footnote: May, Samuel F. Gov. Pennington will not pardon Jul 21 1877
Footnote: May, Samuel F. and Blair, John in court murder 5 years Jun 25 1877
Footnote: May-Blair case, verdict of manslaughter Jun 25 1877
Footnote: Samuel May and John Blair petition for clemency in circulation Jun 23 1877
Footnote: May, Samuel F. sentenced Jun 19 1877
Footnote: May-Blair murder case in court Jun 14 1877
Footnote: Obrodervitch, Daniel jumping of property South Deadwood Apr 28 1877
Footnote: Seth Bullock, Sheriff testified in Obrodovich murder trial Apr 27 1877
Footnote: Death Obrodovich, Daniel Apr 25 1877
Footnote: May, Samuel F. and Blair, John shoots Daniel Obrodovitch Apr 24 1877
Footnote: May, S. is manager of Gem Theatre Apr 07 1877
In the mine brokerage business at Leadville
Jan 17 1880
In regard to: Waggaman,
In regard to: Canoll,
Is taking his ease at Leadville, doing nothing
Jan 17 1880
In regard to: Ranahan, Mike
Making money in the law business at Leadville
Jan 17 1880
In regard to: Bennet, H.P.
Went to Leadville after receiving pardon
Jan 17 1880
In regard to: Blair, Jim
Running a telephone exchange to houses, Leadville
Jan 17 1880
In regard to: Miller, Bob
Running a cigar store at Leadville
Jan 17 1880
In regard to: McNary,
Running wholesale and retail liquor store, Leadville
Jan 17 1880
In regard to: Billings, Joe
Now at Leadville, deputy of Gunnison County
Jan 17 1880
In regard to: Hicks, Jimmy
Bell, George W., man tried for murdering Charles E. Lee now at Leadville
Jan 17 1880
In regard to: Lee, Charles E.
In regard to: Bell, George W.
Footnote: Bell not hung as reported, living with wife in Min Jun 24 1879
Footnote: Bismarck Tribune refers to him as Bell, the butcher Dec 01 1878
Footnote: Report of being taken from Bismarck coach and lynched Nov 17 1878
Footnote: George W. Bell acquitted on charge of murder.
Verdict returned as not guilty Nov 16 1878
Footnote: Bitter feelings on the street, should leave town George Bell Nov 15 1878
Footnote: Cox is his real name Nov 15 1878
Footnote: George W. Bell visited in jail by two mysterious women May 15 1878
Footnote: George W. Bell, alias Cox, arrested for murder, May 12 1878
Footnote: Charles E. Lee murdered on the White Rocks May 12 1878
Has a big paying news stand at Leadville
Jan 17 1880
In regard to: Whitton, John M.
Former partner, Higbie, getting rich at Leadville
Jan 17 1880
In regard to: Russell, J.D.
Did not do well at Leadville carbonate camp
Jan 17 1880
In regard to: Travis, Wes
Doing well at Leadville, but has done well and lost
Jan 18 1880
In regard to: Langrishe, Jack
Two oldest papers in the camp have suspended
Jan 18 1880
In regard to: Leadville
Word comes from Leadville that he is busted again
Jan 18 1880
In regard to: Nuttall, Billy
Tells of hotel at Leadville with skull and crossbone
Jan 22 1880
In regard to: Flaherty, Johnny
Mrs Langrishe reached Leadville safely
Jan 25 1880
In regard to: Langrishe, Mrs
Leadville paper announces her arrival there
Jan 28 1880
In regard to: Langrishe, Mrs
To make first appearance in Leadville in comedies
Jan 30 1880
In regard to: Langrishe, Mrs
Made her first appearance on the Leadville stage
Feb 01 1880
In regard to: Langrishe, Mrs
Some Black Hillers who went to Leadville are back
Feb 07 1880
Mines and mining
Carbonate Chronicle (Leadville, Lake County)
February 14, 1880
Mr. William Nuttal, a well-known theatrical and sporting man of this, was arrested last night on a charge of larceny at the instigation of W. J. Glencross, who claimed to have been robbed of one thousand dollars while in one of the boxes of the Grand Central Theatre last night. The particulars of the case are as follows:
Last night Glencross, Nuttall, Franzer, John Wall, Dollie Lathrop, and two or three others were in one of the boxes of the Grand Central Theatre. A few drinks had gone around, and the party were quite hilarious. The subject of racehorces came up, and Glencross offered to be five hundred dollars trhat a horse owned by John Wall was the fastest in Colorado, or words to that effect. Mr. Nuttall owining a horse with a record, accepted the wager. Glencross pulled out two five hundred dollar bills to make good his wager, and Nuttall having only the sum of three dollars on his person, excuxsed himself and went down stairs into the gaming room, where he obtained a loan of five hundred dollars from Reese, the proprietor of one the faro tables. He returned to find Glencross out of the box crying that he had been robbed, and everything in a hubbub. As Nuttall had five hundred in his possession, he was at once arrested. Nuttall demanded Glencross' arrest and both were taken to the city jail. This morning Mr. Nuttall was released on his own recognizance and will have an examination before Judge McDowall this afternoon. It is said by the parties in the box with Glencross that he had his money after Nuttall left the box, and went outside putting it down in one of his vest pockets. The general opinion is that Mr. Nuttall is guiltless.
Known as Lee St blacksmith, kills man in Leadville
Feb 15 1880
In regard to: Langan, James
Footnote: Leaves Deadwood, with wife Jan 16 1879
Footnote: A lively tussle for a blacksmith shop Jan 16 1879
Footnote: Langan house on Centennial Ave burned down, little saved Dec 07 1878
Footnote: LeRoy purchased Langan building and having it torn down Jun 04 1878
Footnote: Tore down blacksmith shop on Lee, building again Apr 01 1878
Footnote: Langan's blacksmith Lee St. has small fire Dec 24 1877
Footnote: Langan, Mrs. James writes thank you letter Dec 07 1877
Footnote: Langan, Mrs. given $400.00, because of fire loss Dec 07 1877
Footnote: Langan, James home has fire Dec 06 1877
Leimer has located at Leadville
Feb 15 1880
In regard to: Leimer, C.F.
His wife left him in Leadville
Feb 17 1880
In regard to: Nuttall, Billy
Is in Leadville
Feb 17 1880
In regard to: Utter, Charley
In regard to: Leimer, Fred
Is on the fire patrol force in Leadville
Feb 17 1880
In regard to: Hogan, Tom
Is not attached to any paper at Leadville
Feb 17 1880
In regard to: Norton, Harry J.
To perform at Leadville for Langrishe's theatre
Feb 17 1880
In regard to: Gilberts, The
In regard to: Gilbert, Belle
In regard to: Gilbert, Jim
Doing well at the Tabor opera house at Leadville
Feb 17 1880
In regard to: Langrishe, Jack
Has toll-road on the brain, in Leadville
Feb 17 1880
In regard to: Pierce, M.
Now trying his luck at Leadville
Feb 19 1880
In regard to: Castello, Dan
Has relocated in Leadville, opening new law office
Feb 24 1880
In regard to: Bennett, E.J.
Departs to join her husband at Leadville
Feb 26 1880
In regard to: Waggaman, H.P, Mrs
Still quite ill at Leadville
Mar 02 1880
In regard to: Langrishe, Jack
Proficient and rapid printer, on way to Leadville
Mar 03 1880
In regard to: Alley, Sam
Is now a judge down at Leadville
Mar 05 1880
In regard to: Brazee, George W.
Leadville paper speaks very complimentary of Gilbert
Mar 12 1880
In regard to: Gilbert, Jim
In regard to: Gilbert, Belle
Reported in Leadville, to engage in lumber trade
Mar 12 1880
In regard to: Sutherland, Hiram
Good place to stampede from
Mar 19 1880
In regard to: Leadville
Has captured Leadville with Joshua Whitcomb
Mar 19 1880
In regard to: Gilbert, Jim
Montana miner well know in Hills dies in Leadville
Mar 30 1880
In regard to: Harvey, Barney
Arranging a tussel at Leadville with Cuddihee
Mar 30 1880
In regard to: Christol, Andre, wrestler
Leadville papers announce billings at McDaniels
Apr 13 1880
In regard to: Martin, Jimmy
In regard to: Garretson, Fannie
In regard to: Flora Belle
Rise and fall of Leadville
Apr 18 1880
In regard to: Leadville
Will appear at McDaniels Theatre in Leadville
May 11 1880
In regard to: Bell, Flora, Miss
Benefit in Leadville last week
May 11 1880
In regard to: Langrishe, Jack Col.
In regard to: Gilbert, Belle
Letter says he is leaving Leadville for Roaring Forks
May 20 1880
In regard to: McPherson, James
Now on the road to Leadville
May 21 1880
In regard to: McDonald, Dan
Judge Morgan takes departure for Leadville tomorrow
May 30 1880
In regard to: Morgan,
Opening a grocery store in Leadville with Jacobs
Jun 03 1880
In regard to: McPherson, James
In regard to: Jacobs, Charles H.
Writes us to send the Times to him at Leadville
Jun 05 1880
In regard to: Ledwich,
Does not advise anyone to come to Leadville
Jun 15 1880
In regard to: Hartly, William
Death, at Leadville, of illness of 10 days
Jun 15 1880
In regard to: Norton, Harry J.
Footnote: Down with pneumonia at Leadville Jun 10 1880
Footnote: Is not attached to any paper at Leadville Feb 17 1880
Footnote: Had been bounced from his position as editor Jan 17 1880
Footnote: Norton is city editor of the Leadville Chronicle Jan 11 1880
Footnote: Now in New York supervising book publication Jun 18 1879
Footnote: Book entitled "Birds-Eye View of the Black Hills" May 31 1879
Footnote: Norton, Harry J. associated with Bullion Racket Sep 01 1878
Footnote: Left Deadwood to bring back his wife and baby Aug 30 1878
Footnote: Mrs Norton and daughter will visit east for summer Jun 22 1878
Footnote: Writing letters to New York Mining Record Jun 18 1878
Footnote: Prof. Carl C. Zeus and Harry J. Norton artist sketch Apr 25 1878
Footnote: Disturbs neighbors with "Go to sleep, my ba-a-by" Apr 08 1878
Footnote: Meeting of the New Executive Committee on New Territory Feb 21 1878
Footnote: Harry Norton's Black Hills News Letter well liked Feb 01 1878
Footnote: Appointed to gather information, mineral resources Jan 30 1878
Circus opened in Leadville to audience of 4,000
Jun 16 1880
In regard to: Castello, Dan
Reported to have killed Flora Bell in Leadville
Jun 24 1880
In regard to: Gorman, Eddie
Scheme at Leadville to sink hole and sell it to east
Jun 29 1880
In regard to: Mines and mining
Has lost all on bad speculations in Leadville
Aug 04 1880
In regard to: Wilson, Billy
Richardson reported to be in Leadville
Aug 06 1880
In regard to: Richardson, Dick
Rported to be in Leadville
Aug 06 1880
In regard to: Steele,
In regard to: Hollenbach, Joe
Leadville Mines
Aug 11 1880
In regard to: Leadville
Writes letter from Leadville to friend in Deadwood
Aug 24 1880
In regard to: McArthur, Dan
Leadville Democrat writes complimentary article
Sep 19 1880
In regard to: Gilbert, Belle
McArthur writes from Leadville, unhappy with camp
Sep 23 1880
In regard to: Buchanan, Jim
Proprietor of London Club, sportsmen headquarters, Denver
Sep 29 1880
Nuttall, Billy
Has gone into business at Leadville, won't return
Oct 09 1880
In regard to: Cornforth, Tom
Mining expert and speculator, left for Leadville
Nov 07 1880
In regard to: Field, E.J.
Van Daniker dies penniless at Leadville, suicide
Nov 10 1880
In regard to: IXL Hotel
In regard to: Footnote: See entry Jimmy Van Daniker Jan 04 1879
June 9, 1880 Federal Census
Name:
William Nuttal
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
50
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1830
Birthplace:
England
Father's birthplace:
England
Mother's birthplace:
England
Occupation:
Comedian
Marital Status:
Married
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
November 9, 1880
Grand Central Teatre
Change of Management - William Nuttall Again at the Front
The old denizens of this city who remember the palmy days of drama and variety when the camp was "booming," will feel the old time come over them when it is known that "Billy" Nuttall again assumes away over the fortunes of the new building which has been erected upon the site of his former triumphs. All old-timers will recall with pleasure the scenes of early days, when standing room could hardly be obtained at the old Theatre Comique, where Nuttall was also flying to and fro in his shirt sleeves, ubiquitous in his movements, now listening to a complaint here, now finding comfortable accommodations for a private party there, and the next instant quelling the outburst of some enthusiastic individual whom the light air had exhillarated to a boisterous degree, and above all presiding in such a manner that peace and good will prevailed thoughout the general hilarity. Now he returns agin and resumes his former sceptre, and could the public have seen him bustling around this morning, marshalling his hosts for the coming onslaught upon the public's amusement tastes, it would be seen at once that something more than common was in the air. The theatre has been leased to him by Thomas Kemp, who inends for the present to devote his time to some important mining interests which require his perosnal care, and will be closed until Thursday evening next, when it will reopened with a perfect glory. Mr. James H. Love, late of the amuseemnt firm of Love & Thall, of California and Denver, will be business manager, and a general change will be made in every department. James Le Clair remains as stage manager, and Messrs. Charles Edmonds, Boyd and Wade, Gus Mills, Prof. O'Reardon, Bobby Gaylor, Erba Roberson, Fannie Garretson, Nola Forrest, Georgie Alma, Blanche Walworth and Julia Aiken are among those who remain. Other judicious selections from local favorites and former employees will be made according to ability and general favor with the public, and doubtless this grandest temple of amusement in the city will remain the prominent place for which its architecture and internal appointments fit it to throughly adorn.
Manager of Grand Central Theatre at Leadville
Nov 16 1880
In regard to: Nuttall, Billy
Leadville townsite case will settle our case
Nov 17 1880
In regard to: Deadwood
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
December 7, 1880
A Well Deserved Success. The "Two Orphans" at the Grand Central. In spite of the severe storm on Sundayt evening, an immense audience congregated to witness the above play, and well were they rewarded, for a better has never been given in the state. Nuttall has succeeded in securing a splendid dramatic company, and has surrounded it with such scenery and sostuming as would do credit to any metropolitan city. Mr. Sullivan never appeared to better advantage, and as "Pierre, the Cripple," surpassed anything he has yet done in the city. He was greeted with continued applause, and as New York audiences have already endorsed his rendition of this difficult chracter, it is not surprising that Leadville should coincide. Chas. Edmonds was a manly handsome chevailler, and James Le Claire was excellent in his rendition of "Jacques." Erba Roberson astonished every one by her impersonation of the blind girl. She was successful throughout. Gus Mills most effectually concealed his identity as "Mother Vroohard" and Mrs. Edmonds, Misses Adale Leonard, and Forrest, and Messrs. Howard, Wade, and the entire cast, proved thoroughly compatent. The scenery was superb from first to last, and the first regular dramatic venture at this house is a deserved success. It is to be given again this evening, and will be continued as long as the public affords proper encouragement.
Death, from pneumonia, at Leadville
Dec 16 1880
In regard to: Higgins, George
Footnote: For Rent - Dwelling house on Sherman Street Jul 01 1878
Footnote: Dissolution Notice-firm of Dennee and Higgins Jun 01 1878
Footnote: Has sold his interest in grocery to partner, Denee May 24 1878
Footnote: Higgins, George, opens grocery store on Main Aug 09 1877
Footnote: Higgins, George arrives in Deadwood Oct 21 1876
Sid Sidney C. France, a well known actor on Eastern stages for his peformances in "Dead to the World", a drama written and copyrighted in 1875 by Frank Dumont and "Marked for Life or The Missing Finger", a drama written and copyrighted in 1871 by Frank Dumov, was secured by William Nuttall to appear at the Leadville Grand Central Theatre in 1880.
Photo Sidney C. France circa 1880, © Copyright PictureHistory.com.
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
Date: December 17, 1880
Sidney C. France
This deservedly popular actor has arrived in town, and is devoting his personal attention to the rehearsals, scenery, etc., of "Marked for Life." The popular verdict upon this play has been a vaery favorable one, indeed, in point of motion, constume, color, appropriate scenery and effective situation. It is long since the public have had an opportunity of enjoyhing stage views more true to life. In producing tthis drama, Mr. Nuttall will spare no pains. This play has made an instantaneous hit elsewhere, and the same result is anticipated for it here, for it is a very strong and interesting story. It is a play that commends itself to the notice of all classes, not only for its fidelity to nature, but also for the popular manner in which this subject is treated. It is placed before the audiance with realistic scenic affects, forming a series of animated pictures which cannot fail to leave a deep impression on the mind. The surroundings will be faithfully copied even in their details, but without these the chief interest will still centre around the artist, who by his excellent impersonation of the leading character, invests it with a cowance that enlists the attention of the audience from the beginning to the end. This engagements is an expensive experiment for Nuttall, and he has therefore decided that those who desire to witness the result of his outlay, must buy tickets of admission. To this effect he will annunce the free list as actually suspended, and he has further found it necessary to return to the old prices, fifty cents below and one dollar upstairs.
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
December 19, 1880
Vive La France
"Marked for Life" at the Grand Central Tonight
At last all is in readiness and this noted sensational drama will be given this evening for the first time. There is not much doubt of it success, for the star has already achieved a reputation elsewhere, which is of many years duration, and Leadville has never been slow to recognize actual merit. As the Tabor Opera house has no company, all stars and combinations are obliged to contract with the Grand Central, and Nuttall is using his utmost endeavors to secure the best talent which is available. Having a stage possessing accommodations far superior to any other, and with a company which embraces all the dramatic talent in the state, together with the liberality of expenditure for which he has always been noted, even from his earliest connection with the camp, there is no reason why this theatre should not become a recognized resoret for the most respectable people. If Nuttall refrains from the vulgarities which have been indulged in by other establishments and continues to provide such entertainments as the "Two Orphans" and "Marked for Life," the amusement goers of this city will hav reason to congratulae themselves.
The army of dead heads will be conspicuous by their absence during Mr. France's sojourn, as he controls the admission solely and will have his own agents at the door. The price will be fifty cents down stairs and one dollar above.
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
Date: December 19, 1880
Nuttall, William
Grand Central Theatre
To-Night
Sid C.
France!
as
Skid
"Marked for Life"
Admission 50 cts and $1.00
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
December 22, 1880
Nuttall, William
Both Nuttall, the manager, and France, the star, have cause for congratulaton athe continued good gusiness at this theatre. "Marked for Life" will be continued the balance of the week, and on Sunday night next an entire change of bill will be presented. no dead-head audiences are now present to geve the ficticious appearance of good business, which so often deceives both manager and creditor, and as long as fotune smiles thus upon Nuttall, just as pleasant will be the smiles of welcome bestowed upon his ceditors, and just so long will those same creditors smile blandly upon him in grateful return.
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
December 23, 1880
Nuttall, William
"Marked for Life"
France's Success at the Grand Central
Sid. C. France can be counted among the most successful, financially, of any prominent professional who has appeared in Leadville. The play, "Marked for Life," is full of laughable incidents and thrilling antimated tableaux, the latter of which afe the culminations of much interesting proceeding situations and dialogue. The Grand Central is taking in more money now than at any time during its previous existence, except during the runs of the "Black Crook" and "Around the World in Eighty Days," and it is now the nearest approach to a legitimate theatre which this play possesses. Nuttall has concluded to give a matinee on Saturday afternoon, (Christmas) in order to amuse the little ones and those who accompany them, making it in reality a Merry Christmas to all who feel disposed to attend. France's success is so great that he will remain another week, when his new play entitled "Dead to the World," will be reproduced. It is already in native rehearsal.
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
December 24, 1880
Nuttall, William
Christmas Afternoon. It will hard work for Nuttall's company next Saturday. France in "Marked for Life" is to be given twice on that date. The ladies and children will thus have an opportunity to enjoy themselves and witness a moral lesson, and at the same time enjoy many a good laugh at the comic antics of Mr. France's "Skid," Boby Gaylor as the heathen Chinese "Sing Soo," and Wade, as the Crushed Tragedian "Tatters," who will ensure a meryy Christmast to all who attend. France's new drama, "Dead in the World," is being mounted in elegant style and will be gen next Sunday evening.
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
January 20, 1881
Nuttall, William
Grand Central Theatre
Pocahontas still continues to draw large and enthusiastic audiences nightly to this opular place of amusement. We doubt if there is any theatre in the eastern country that can present a stronger bill of attractions weekly than the Grand Central and we are proud to note th fact that the amusement loving citizens of Leadville are not slow to appreciate the untiring efforts of Managfer Wm. Nuttall, who deserves the earnest support of all admirers of the thespian art. Pocahontas is undobubtly the greatest burlesque of moder times, written by the lae lamented John Brougham, one of the greatest dramatists of the nineteenth centruy. It contains many of the latest musical hits of the day, which are rendered in a manner far above the plane of mediocrity. Gus Mills in the title role, Chas. Edmonds as Powhalan King of the Tuncaroran, Erba Roberson as John Smith, Thos. Wade as Roli, the Dutchman, and Bobby Gaylor as the School Marm deserve special praise for the creditable manner in which they render their respective parts, Harrigan and Hart, latest New York success. "The second degree of the full moon" union is sung in an artistic manner by the entire company. It is a splendid musical composition and never fails to meet with an enthusiastic encore. A number of moritorious specialities follow the burlesque. Bobby Gaylor and Alice Somors in their laughable specialty continue to take the house by storms. The tudors, John and Amy, for their share of approval, Boyd, Wade and Dick Hughes are strong favorites with the habitues of the Grand Central, in fact, all the members of the company are received in a cordial manner by thge large audiances which assemble nightly at the favored temple of the muses. Tonight the pretty Clineton sisters will make their first appearance.
On next Fridaty evening the Union Veterans will benefit at this theatre. We predict a large house for them. The spectacular pantomime, the "Enchanged Mine," will positively be produced Sunay night in all its gorgeous magnificence. You should not fail to visit the Grand Central this and next week if you wish to witness a splendid performance and enjoy yourself at the same time. We congratulare you, Billy Nuttall, on the success of your management.
Writes from Leadville, he is well and at work
Jan 30 1881
In regard to: McArthur, Dan
Clerking in Leadville store for McArthur
Jan 30 1881
In regard to: Newton, George
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
January 22, 1881
Front page
Nuttall, William
Grand Central Theatre. No matter how delicate the undertaking manager Nuttall never fails to bring about a happy consummation, and his judgement enables him to cater satisfactorally to all classes. Last night, the performance was such, that the most exacting devotee of morality and the rigid ordinances of society, could have taken no exceptions whatever. Where upon some occasions the sounds of hillarity have from the auditorium, last night it was expelled by universal assent, and the ladies and gentlemen, who had recalled before at a suggestion to attend the Grand Central theatre, were in the most satisfactory mood. A large number of the friends of the Union Veteran association were present and the receipts will be quite handsome contribution to the treasury.
On Sunday night next the "Enchanted Mine" will be produced for the second time in Leadville and those who remember its brilliant and dazelling effects will not permit it to pass without attending. The bill could not be improved upon at present and everybody is pleased with Manager Nuttalls efforts.
Leadville Democrat (Leadville, Lake County)
February 1, 1881
Nuttall, William
Pink Domino
Prices as Usual
Next Sunday, February 6, 1881
Nuttall's Bfenefit
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
February 1, 1881
Nuttall, William
Grand Central Theatre. At no time in the history of the Grand Central theatre has there been witnessed a greater success, and Manager Nuttall has reason to congratulate himself upon the patronage and endorsement that his efforts have received. From his first day as manager of the theatre he has modified the entertainments so as to reder it to all classes, and the judgement that he has always exercised is sufficient testimony of his abilities. Great activity is witnessed behind the scenes at present, and the preparations fo the impending benefit insure its success. It will take place on Friday night, and the legion of friends whom Manager Nuttall has made will crowd the building. At present "Fra Diavolo" is upon the boards and is meeting with good success. The patrons an unqualified satisfaction and is received with much demonstration. The olio bill is not permitted to languish and the most superior artists are coming. Do not forge Manager Nuttall's benefit.
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
February 6, 1881
Grand Central Theatre
William Nuttall, Sole Manager
Frank Knzenpkhgkl, Business Manager
Edward Haley, Director of Amusements
Sunday Evening, January 30, 1881
Will be produced for the first time in Leadville, the musical (burlesque)burletta entitled "Fra Diavolo! or the Beauty and the Brigands"
Friday Evening, February 4,
Grand Complimentary Benefit to
Manager Nuttall
Upon which occasion Messrs
Howard & Sullivan
Have kindly consented to appear
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
February 16, 1881
Nuttal, William
Grand Central Theatre
William Nuttall, Sole Manager
Monday, February 14th and until further notice
Aranged by Mr. Gus Miles
40 Thieves
Prices as Usual
25 and 50 cents
Leadville Democrat (Leadville, Lake County)
February 19, 1881
Are on the carpet for next Tueday evening. One of these is to be given by Mr. Nuttall, at his theatre, the Grand Central, and Billy says that he intends to produce such a scene of splendor as was never yet seen west of New York city. There will be no performance that evening, as the entire time will be filled in with the terpsichorean festivities. The admission will be one dollar.
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
February 22, 1881
Nuttall, William
Grand Central Theatre
Presentation of "Cinderella" Last Evening
Last night, according to promise, was produced for the first time at this leading place of amusemnt, Mr. Gus Mills' spectacular burlesque, entitled "Cinderella," in which Gus appeared in the title role, and it is unnecessary to any that he played his part to perfection. His dress was simply gorgeous. Mr. Edmonds, as the Baron, noted his part in an admirable manner, while Miss Erba Roberson, as the swell, more than did credit to herself. Tommy Wade, as Clorinda, although a new line of business to him, acquitted himself nicely, and kept the audience in a good humor, while the balance of the characters, which were assigned to the balance of the monster stock company, were all up in their lines and rendered in a satisfactory manner. Miss Nellie Dearing was substituted in place of Miss Alice Somers, who is a present lying very ill, and considering the short notice, more than did justice to herself. Manager Nuttall is always alive to business, and this display of energy added another triumphal score in securing the wonderful "Nautch Dancers," who kept the audience in an uproar of laughter with their grotesque dancing, and will no doubt add anohter financial success to the management.
Tonight will occur the annual masquerade ball for the boys and girls, and it promises to be a grand success. At present over fifty of the new costumes which have been procured for this special occasion have been given out. Manager Nuttall wishes to extend all a cordial invitation to attend tongiht, as he will himself, be on the floor to superintend things, which alone is guarantee enogh that everything will be enjoyable, as he never does things by halves.
Former employee of Headquarters now in Leadville
Mar 11 1881
In regard to: Lane, Sandy
Terraville man moves his family to Leadville
Apr 14 1881
In regard to: Stevens, George
Leaves for Leadville, at Homestake for some time
Apr 16 1881
In regard to: Hocking, George
Letter from friend about the death of Adair
May 04 1881
In regard to: Colvin, Jim
Death, Hills old-timer in accident at Leadville
May 04 1881
In regard to: Adair, Joe W.
Makes fortune in Leadville, comes back to Hills
May 11 1881
In regard to: Bacon, M.S.
Death, variety actor shot by Leadville man
Jun 18 1881
In regard to: McDonald, James
Footnote: McDonald, James of Bella Union has son Aug 09 1877
Footnote: Sentenced to 1 yr. 1 mo. at hard labor in Detroit Aug 01 1880
Footnote: McDonald, James Champion skate and clog dancer Jun 09 1877
Footnote: McDonald, James skate dancing, Gem Theatre Jun 17 1877
Footnote: Swearenger, Al will get Baby McDonald and James McDonald Jun 09 1877
To visit dying brother in Leadville
Aug 16 1881
In regard to: Marshbanks, Lucretia.
Whitton is hewing out a fortune there
Dec 09 1881
In regard to: Leadville
Nuttall is managing theater there
Dec 09 1881
In regard to: Leadville
Send news of Leadville, missing his "Times"
Jan 09 1882
In regard to: Turney, W.W.
Of Lead, leaves tomorrow for Leadville, Colorado
Jan 27 1882
In regard to: Burns, Samuel G.
R.O. Adams and wife are now in Leadville
Mar 27 1882
In regard to: Adams, Richard O.
Footnote: Adams at it again, the thief Dec 31 1882
Footnote: From American Falls, Idaho Aug 18 1882
Footnote: Convicted for crookedness in post office affairs Sep 08 1881
Footnote: Evans vs Adams, verdict for plaintiff, $2,800 Sep 06 1882
Footnote: Evans/Star vs. Adams, motion to dissolve attachment Aug 01 1881
Footnote: Wife tries to sell house, restrained by attachment Jul 29 1881
Footnote: Pioneer has secured services of ex-postmaster May 12 1881
Footnote: Ran the Pioneer financially into the ground May 12 1881
Footnote: His bondsmen brought in 2 civil actions Mar 12 1881
Footnote: Released from county jail after nearly 5 months Feb 17 1881
Footnote: Wife starts for Deadwood, president has pardoned Feb 04 1881
Footnote: All of his bondsmen have paid except Kelly Jan 15 1881
Footnote: Funds necessary to liquidate debt not raised Jan 13 1881
Footnote: Postmaster general and officials recommend pardon Jan 12 1881
Footnote: Pioneer Paper now owned by Adams, Merrick sells out Aug 26 1879
Footnote: Charges of malicious libel, defendants discharged Jul 30 1878
Footnote: Case of Adams-Warner-Snider libel suit Jul 30 1878
Footnote: Porter Warner accused Post Master Adams of wrong Jul 02 1878
Footnote: J.H. Sahler, William McHugh, L. A. Harmon alleged deficiency in Postmaster Adams' account Jun 29 1878
Footnote: Adams is postmaster in Deadwood November 15 1877
Of Lead, leaves tomorrow for Leadville, Colorado
Jan 27 1882
In regard to: Burns, Samuel G.
Writes to his brother here of Leadville interests
Feb 13 1882
In regard to: Coates, Rufus A.
Leadville Daily Herald (Leadville, Lake County)
March 9, 1882
Nuttall & Kemp
A Synopis of the Decision of Justice Field in the Placer Pastent Cases
Special Dispatch to the Hearal
Washington, D. C., March 8, Two important Leadville patent cases have been decided in the supreme court, the opinons being by Field. The cases are, the St. Louis Smelting and Refining company, plaintiffs in error, against Kemp and Nuttall.
Justice Field said: "We are of the opinion that the several grounds are well taken, and that in each particular, the court below errod. If the intruders upon these claims could compel the holders of patents in every suit for possession to establish the validity of the action of the land department and the correctness of the ruling, the patent, instead of being a means of security, would subject the right of those patent holders to constant and ruinous litigation. The court below erred in admitting the record of the proceedings upon which the patent issued to impeach its validity and also in confounding the location and 'mining claim'."
Receives letter from Conforth, is at Leadville
Mar 27 1882
In regard to: Ickes, John
Is at Leadville
Mar 27 1882
In regard to: Porter, C.D., Mrs.
In regard to: Adams, R.O., Mrs.
Has seen a number of Deadwoodites at Leadville
Mar 27 1882
In regard to: Conforth, T.T.
C.D. Porter and wife are now in Leadville
Mar 27 1882
In regard to: Porter, C.D.
Had shooting affray at Leadville
Apr 25 1882
In regard to: Ryan, J.C.
Deadwood is not a suburb of Leadville
Dec 07 1882
In regard to: Deadwood
Death, shot and killed at Leadville, unprovoked act
Jan 05 1883
In regard to: Kerr, John
Whitton is running a wood yard at Leadville
May 29 1883
In regard to: Whitton, John M.
Wears a red rag around his throat to make people believe he just returned from Leadville.
January 18, 1884
In regard to: Norton, Frank.
Aspen Daily Times (Aspen, Pitkin County)
March 19, 1885
County Court
Case of Nuttall vs. Robertson, application for receiver denied and defendant gave bonds in the sum of $6,000.
Aspen Daily Times (Aspen, Pitkin County)
March 31, 1885
Nuttall, William
County Court
440. Wm Nuttall vs Jno. Robertson
Relief - Set for trial Wednesday, April 15th.
Aspen Weekly Times (Aspen, Pitkin County)
April 18, 1885
County Court
440 - William Nuttall vs John Robertson; trial by jury; verdict for defendant.
Hunter brother visits from Leadville.
May 30, 1885
Robert A. Hunter, brother of David Hunter of Lead, arrived from Leadville to examine certain Carbonate properties.
In regard to: Hunter, Robert A.
In regard to: Hunter, David.
In regard to: Carbonate camp.
Bright prospects.
April 4, 1886
Different properties of the Black Hills, some of which have been, as it were, lying dormant, are coming successfully to the front.
In regard to: Homestake Mining Company.
In regard to: Caledonia Mining Company.
In regard to: Uncle Sam Mine.
In regard to: Bald Mountain.
In regard to: Green Mountain.
In regard to: Carbonate camp.
In regard to: Leadville.
In regard to: Galena.
In regard to: Iron Hill Mining Company.
In regard to: Ruby basin.
In regard to: Mining.
Prof. Blume winters at Leadville.
Nov. 8, 1887
Professor Blume, who, according to the provincial press, is the only violinist living, is at Leadville for the winter.
In regard to: Blume, Prof.
Cody leaves for Leadville.
Dec. 7, 1887
James Cody left yesterday for Leadville, Colorado. Jim has a great many friends on the Belt who are sorry to hear of his departure.
In regard to: Cody, James.
Mineral world March 7.
March 7, 1888
Stock market paralyzed; Leadville pay mines; school or smelter, which?, Deadwood Reduction Works; mining brevities.
In regard to: Mining.
In regard to: Small Hopes Mine.
In regard to: Iron Silver Mine.
In regard to: Morning Star Mine.
In regard to: Leadville Consolidated Mining Company.
In regard to: Dunkin Mine.
In regard to: Adams Mine.
In regard to: School of Mines.
In regard to: Deadwood Reduction Works.
In regard to: Iron Hill Mining Company.
Ended His Troubles - William Nuttall - September 22, 1896
Publication: Aspen Tribune (Aspen, Pitkin County)
Date: September 23, 1896
Section: Front page
Page Number: 1
Billy Nuttall, an Old Tme Variety Theatre Man Sucicides
Denver, Sept 22 -- William Nuttall, a pioneer variety theatre man and known all over the state to old timers, committed suicide this morning by taking landanum. Financial reverses and domestic trouble was the cause.
Leadville Business Directory 1879
Bradford, Kusz, Miller & cq., U. S. Deputy Surveyors, Notaries and Conveyancers. No. 44 Harrison Ave., Chapin's Block
BUSINESS DIRECTORY-OF-LEADVILLE.ASSAYERS.Conzelman, W. E., assayer for Harrison ReductionWorks, res.· same.Fluegger, Theo. 0., assayer for Harrison ReductionWorks, res. same.Hayes, Prof. Morris, 15 east Chestnut, res. Main, bet.Pine and Spruce.Holden, C. W., office corner Harrison ave. and Chest-nut street.nes, M. W., (L. S. Co.,) res. 66 State street.Kelley, Jay G. & Co., south side Chestnut street, aboveHarrison avenue.Lampton & Pohle, 44 Harrison avenue, near Main st.Loomis, J. L., assayer Eddy & James' sampling works,res. corner Elm and Spruce.Louscher, Prof. E.Patrick & Bridges, rear First National Bank, E. Chest-nut street.Morgan & Bradley, 79 Harrison avenue . .Newcomb, Prof. B. M., Harrison ave., opposite Clar-endon, res. corner Main and Maple.Stahlberg, Cha,rles, Main street, above Harrison ave.Teats, Robert, office State street, bet. Harrison avenueand Plum street.C LARK & ANDERSON, Leadville and Ten-Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel.•
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•TRUNKS AND V ALTSES ATCHEAP JOE'S.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.Ward, Abadie & Booraem, assayers, north Main, bet.Pine' and Spruce.Wood, Henry E., res. N. Main, bet. Pine and Spruce.ASSESSORS.Adolph, Donath, county assessor, office Chapin's build-ing. Harrison avenue.Anderson, H. c., deputy, Chapin's building, Harrisonavenue.Clark, John H., deputy assessor, Chapin's block, Har-rison avenue.Clark, William M., deputy assessor, Chapin's block,Harrison avenue.ATTORNEYS.Arrington, A. W., Mrs. Ray's building, Harrisonavenue.Bates, George c., cor State and Pine.Ballou, William S., 4 and 5 City Hall building, Che st-nut streetBelden, D. D., Jefferson avenue bet Hazel and Alderstreets, res same.Bennett, H. P., Harrison avenue, Mrs. Ray's building.Berkley & Shackleford, Harrison ave., over post office.BREARLY & DE MATTOS, rear of Bank of Leadville.Buck, L. N., Mrs. Ray's building, Harrison avenue .Burnett & Chapline. over King & Pickett's, Chestnutstreet.Capron, A. B., office Reed, McDonald & Co's, res.same.Carpenter & Haynes, cor. Harrison avenue and Chest-nut street, opp. Bank of Leadville..Cavender, Charles c., pros. attorney county of Lake,NO.3 east Chestnut..Coston, P. J., Robinson's block, cor. Chestnut andPine.BRUNE & LOWE, U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors.Government Patents .obtained.
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BRADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER & CO., Procure Ahstracts of Titleand Patents. No. 44 Harrison Ave., Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE . BUSINESS DIRECTORY.169Cowie, L. T., Mrs. Ray's building, Harrison avenue. ,Chapline, Abe B., over King's hardware store.Ch~rles .& Dillon, Wilson & Tucker's Qlock, 35 Har-nson avenue.Elder, George R., over Dix's, Harrison avenue.Hartenstein, C. K.. office in City Hall building, Chest-nut street.Hughes, Welborn & Rose, Chapin's building Harrisonavenue.Hill, George W., office over M. & M. bank.Kennedy, William R., 4 and 5 City Hall building.Law, Louis J.Laws & Gunnell, over Holcomb, May & Dean, Harri-son avenue.Lyles, D. c., Robinson's block, cor. Pine and Chest-nut streets.JMarshall, J. Y., office NO.3 east Chestnut, over Tribe& Jefferay's.Murray, David R., Mrs Ray's building, Harrison ave.Murphy, John M.Nash, William H., 29 Harrison avenue.Nevison, William W., Harrison avenue.Pendery, J. L., office 8 east Chestnut.Pollitz & Murphy, att'ys at law, 52 State, up-stairs.L. C .. ROCKWELL and J. BISSELL, office over Bank ofLeadville.Rosser, L. V., St. Julien Hotel.Rucker, A. W., Windsor Hotel building, Chestnut st.,above Harrison avenue.Sa,lisbury, E. L., 43 Harrison avenue, over drug store.Shannon & Smith, Harrison avenue, over Hill & An-drus' store.Shumate, John T., res. Grand Hotel.Stone, A. 'vV .. 27 east Chestnut street.Stimpson & Murphy, opposite Grand Hotel.TANKERSLEY, CHARLES W., over Bank of Leadville.2 1CLARK & ANDERSON, Leadville and Ten-Mlle Real EstateAge;"cy. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel.
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170ALL KILDS OF MINING GOODS ATCHEAP JOE'S.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.Taylor, Matt S., near cor. Main street and Harrisonavenue.Thomas, L. R., Robinson's block, corner Chestnutand Pine streets.Thomas, William B., Robinson's block.Thomson, Hereford & Sayer, Chestnut street, bet.Harrison avenue and Pirie street.Thompson, W. P., 26 east Chestnut.WESTON, A. S., Robinson's block, cor. Chestnut andPine.WILSON & TAYLOR, Harrison avenue over Holcomb,May & Dean.Vanhamm, Alexander.A UCTION AND COMMISSION.Durant & Higgins, corner Chestnut and Pine streets.Holliday & Hamrick, 6 east Chestnut.Hope, George R. & Co., northwest corner Chestnutand Pine streets.Sachs & Henderson, auction and commission, eastMain, bet. Harrison avenue and Plum street.Templeman, W. A., corner Chestnut and Pine streets.BAKERIES.Carl Naughton & Co., bakers, Sixth avenue, cornerPoplar street.City Bakery, Clark & Tweed, prop'rs, State, near Pine.Emms, John B., Jefferson avenue, bet. Orange andAsh streets.Gill, F. W., baker, Sixth avenue, bet. -- street andPoplar street.Lawrence, Jake, baker, east Main, near upper Chest-nut, res. same.Mosher, Chris. 110 north Chestnut.New York Bakery, (Charles Gleschman, prop'r) 115Chestnut street.Hl<.UNE & LOW 1<_, U. S. Deputy Mmeral :'urveyors.Government Patents obtained. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page 5 BRADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER&CO., Do Underground Sun;eying,Mapping and Drafting. No. 44 Harrison Ave., Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.171OIds, W. W .. Harrison avenue, opposite Clarendon.Robinson, H., Stray Horse road, near Kemp street,res. same.Trankle & Ross, 21 west Chestnut street.Thompson, Henry, Carbonate avenue bet. Ri'ce and. Pinkley streets, res. same.BANKS AND BANKERS.First National Bank, cor. Chestnut street and Harrisonavenue, (F. A. Raynolds. president; J. W. Zollars,cashier.)Merchants' & Mechanics Bank,s I Harrison avenue,(L. M. Smith, S. Ayers, Jr., L. J. Smith.)Miners' Exchange Bank, east Chestnut street, oppositeGrand Hotel, (]. H. B. McFarren, president; .Geo.W. Trimble, cashier.)The Bank or Leadville, cor. Chestnut street and Har-rison avenue, (H. A. W. Tabor, president; GeorgeR. Fisher, cashier.)BLA CKSMITHS.Alfred. J., rear Grant's Smelting Works.Bellman, John, Elm, below Maple.Boulder Shoeing Shop, Parks & McKenzie, Chestnutstreet, Lower Leadville.Dorrahue & Hayes, Elm, near Pine.Ellis, M. A., "Little Shop Around the Corner," Pinestreet, near Chestnut, Abe R. Ellis, agent.Farrell & Riley, Carbonate avenue, bet. Kemp streetand Rice street.Foote, P. G., Jefferson avenue bet. Starr's ditch andHazel street, res. same.Hazleton & Treworgy, blacksmiths, State bet. upperChestnut and Plum street.Hollingsworth, William, blacksmith, Main street bet.Poplar and Starr's ditch.CLAH.K & ANDERSUN. Leadville and Ten·Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page 6 TRY CHEAP JOEFOR CLOTHING.172LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.Langan, James, west State bet. Spruce and Pine.LEITZMANN, CHARLES, corner Front and Pine.Levers, George W ., res. Lafayette avenue bet. Pink-ley and Bradford street.Lidy & Ray, Sixth avenue bet. Plum street and Har-rison avenue.MCCARY & PRANGLEY, west Chestnut street, see card.Quinlan & Son, Chestnut below Leiter avenue.Sage & Fahr. west Leadville.Slacey, W . c., Pine street near State.Stephen, A. c., Elm 3treet bet. Harrison avenue andPine street.BOARDING HO USES.Adams, Miss Carrie, res. State near Pine.Caffey, Maurice, upper Main street near Chestnut.Calvert & Hinkley, Jefferson avenue bet. Starr's ditchand Hazel street..Earle, E . 1-£., Carbonate avenue bet. Plum and Poplar.Farrell, Mrs. D. M., Chestnut, bet Loomis and Oak.Garri!:>on, Andrew, Front street near Oak.Gilligan & Martin, Mesdames, res. Lafayette avenuenear Bradford street.Hale, Miss Alice, west State bet. Spruce and Leiter.BRUNE & LOWE, U •. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors.Government Patents obtained.
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BRADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER & CO., Negotiate Loans on GoodSecurity, and make Collections. 44 Harrison ave., Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.173Maher, Miss Maggie, proprietress, 49 west Chestnutstreet.Mannion, William, boarding house, Elm street nearHarrison avenue.McBride, Miss Anriie, boarding house, rearstreet, second house from cor. Rear street.McHale, Thomas ]., cor. Jefferson avenue and Starr'sditch.~New Discovery House, (Joseph Bardine, prop'r) Sev!..enth avenue bet. Starr's ditch and Hazel street.Roberts, Mrs. B. P., Main near Pine street.St. Joseph House, (M. T. Carleton, prop'r) 24 ElmstreetSheriff, Mrs. M., Seventh avenue cor. Starr's ditch.Stewart, Stokes & Co., boarding house, Carbonate av-enue bet. Plum and Poplar streets.Terry, Vincent, cor. Elm street and Leiter avenue.Turnbull, Mary A., 22 Elm street.Watkins, ]. A., Maple street, bet. Elm and Front.Weatherly, Mrs. N. E., Carbonate avenue Starr's ditch.\Nohl, William, Chestnut street bet. Loomis and Oakstreets . .BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS.Chronicle News Stand, next door to Chronicle office,Harrison avenue.Holt, George L., 10 Harrison avenue.Spaulding & Woodruff, east Chestnut street.Tribe & Jefferay, 7 east Chestnut street.BOOTS AND SHOES.f[Chase, F. L., 7 east Chestnut.Holz, Chris. & Bro., 107 east Chestnut street.Johnson, Charles E., Chestnut st., near First NationalBank.Mann, 1. O. (wholesale) upper end of Main street.CLARK & ANDERSON, Leadville and Ten·Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel.
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•• ,Ir174Boy's AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING ATCHEAP JOE'S .LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.Peabody, S. c., Je.fferson avenue, bet. Starr's ditch andHazel street, res. same.Protira, Charles, "The Boot and Shoemaker," 34 ~ eastChestnut street.Keese & Co., east Chestnut street, next door to Chas.Mater's.Tuggy, H., 17 west Chestnut street.Webber. H., Pine street, near Chestnut.Werner & Richner, Stray Horse road, above Starr'sditch.BREWERY.Gaw's Pioneer, of Leadville, south side CalIforniaGulch.Leadville Brewery, (Koch -& Lichter,) Big Evans.BUILDERS.Benedict & Drummond, Tenth avenue, near Starr'sditch.Call, D. H., office 19 west Chestnut street.Foster, S. M., Holliday's store, Chestnut street.Graham & Jones, Carbonate avenue, bet. Starr's ditchand Hazel street, res. same.Hawkins, Jos., corner Fifth avenue and Pine street,res. same.' .Levansaler, Warren, contractor and· builder, Ninthavenue, near Starr's ditch.Mann, M. W., boards Leadville Cottage.BUILDING STONE.Excelsior Stone Co., Hill & Andrus' grocery store,Harrison avenue, near Chestnut street.CABINET MAKER.Spoor, George, upper. Main street.BRUNE & LOWE, U. S. Deputy Mineral SurveyoTs.GoveTnment Patents Obtained.
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BRADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER & CO., make Examinations and Reportwith accuracy'and dispatch. 44 Harrison avenue, Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS 'DIRECTORY.CANDY MANUFACTURERS.Cline & Co., 38 Harrison avenue.Olas, W . W., opposite Clarendon Hotel.Spaulding & Woodruff, 27 Chestnut street.Smith, Robert, county road, near Main street.CAMPING OUTFITS.Stewart, Marvin, 22 Main street.175Webster, J. H. E., Harrison avenue, opposite Claren-don.CARPE:Nl'ERS &: BUILDERS.Bezona & Chenowarth, Carbonate avenue.Cobble & Reed, State street, near Plum.Call, D. H., 25 west Chestnut streetRogers, John, alley rear east Lafayette street.Southgate, John, Main and county road.Stedman, William G., Main street and county road.CARPETS.•Andrews & Bullock, Hotel Windsor.Boesch & Wist, 43 east Chestnut street.Daniels & Fisher, Harrison avenue and Main street.Owen & Chittenden, Harrison avenue, opposite Clar-endon.Temple of Fashion, east Chestnut street, above Wind-sor Hotel.CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.Mater, Charles, 33 Harrison avenue.CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.Dawes Mitchell, 28 ~ east Chestnut street.Hill & Andrus, 24 Harrison avenue.Hobel, F. A., 14 east Chestnut street.Loeb, William, (manufacturer) 106 E. Chestnut street.Samuels & Hart, 32 ~ Harrison avenue.CLARK & ANDERSON, Leadville and Ten·Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon HoteL
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:IIFINE FURNISHING GOODS ATCHEAl' JOE'S.176LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.Shoenberg, B., '56 east Chestnut street.Spalding & Woodruff, 27 east Chestnut street.Thorne & Sharpe, 39 Harrison avenue.Wertheim & Eliel, State street, near Harrison avenue.CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEERS.Bates & Chapman, :corner Main -st. and Harrison ave.BALDWIN, C. c., Rische's !:>uilding, Chestnut and Pinestreets.,Bradt, W. H., 7 east Chestnut street.Brune & Lowe, Chapin's building, 'Harrison avenue.Bradford, Kusz & Miller, 42 Harrison avenue.Buck, Carroll, Mrs. Ray's building.Darby, Page & Nichols, corner Harrison avenue andChestnut..Foote, A. D., 29 Harrison avenue.McDonald, H. P., Mrs. Ray's buil'ding, Harrison ave.Trimble & , Reichel, Harrison avenue, opposite post-office .•CITY ENGINEER.Brune, F. F., Chapin's building, Harrison avenue.CLERK DISTRICT CO URT.,Taylor, Charles W., office at Court House.CLOTHING.Boesch & Wist, 43 east Chestnut street.Batchelder, G. F., 60 east Chestnut street.Harris & Herman, 62 east Chestnut street.Komak, J . A., Harrison avenue, near Chestnut streetFreudenfeld & Jelenko, Chestnut street, near Pine st.Kaskel & Co., Harrison avenue and State street.Great Western Clothing House, next door to Coli-seum.Shoenberg, "Cheap Joe," 32 east Chestnut street.Shoenberg, " Lew, the Boss," 30 east Chestnut street.BRUNE & LOWE, U. S. Dep·uty Mineral Surveyors,. .' Government Patents obtained.
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RRADFOR D, KUSZ, MILLER & CO. Buy and sell Good MinesProspects and Real Estate. No. 44 Harrison avenue, Chapin's Block.1_LEADVILLE ~USINESS DIRECTORY. _~~~IRollins & Bond, east end Chestnut street.IMarx Bros., (One Price,) next door to Grand Hotel.I.COMMISSION MERCHANTS.Chatfield & Tanner, east Chestnut street, near St.Louis Smelter.Jackson, Pegram & Co., upper Chestnut street.Janes & Kneeland, State street and Harrison avenue.Schattner & Saunders, 20 and 22 State street.Turner, A. C. & Co., 1 13 west Chestnut street.CONVEYANCERS.Clark, Wm. M., Chapin's Building, Harrison avenue.Brewster & Wells, County Court House.I I Hodges, J. L., 39 Harrison avenue.Waite, C, W., with Brewster & Wells.Huston, Geo. W., over the Bank of Leadville.CORRALS.Boulder Valley, (Allen & Taylor,) Front street, near. Leiter avenue.Pioneer, .(Hainler. T., prop'r.) Front street, near Pine.Ten Mile, (Hawkins, E. C.,) Carbonate avenue andPoplar street .. Rough and Ready, (H. E. Grubbs. prop'r,) Elm andOak streets.Garland, (Hoffman, JOy,) Front, pear Loomis street.Elephant, (Barnes, 0.,) 116 east Chestnut street.California, Front street, near Leiter avenue.COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT SCHOOLS.Minor, Wm. P., office Clarendon Hotel.DENTISTS.Chipley &, 19 Harrison avenue, up stairs.Gardinier Bros., International Hotel, east Chestnutstreet.Seaton, B. H., postoffice building, Harrison avenue.Todd, J. D., cor. Main and ~arrison avenue.22CLARK & ANDERSON, Leadville and Ten·Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel.
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SA VE 25 PER CENT., AND BUY 01'CHEAP JOE.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.--- - - ._. __ ._--_ ..... _-----_ ..... -. --.DIAMOND BROKERS.Hatch, Davidson & Co., 13 Harrison ave. near Chest-nut street.DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS.CLARK, ROOT & COl' CHAPIN'S building, Harrison ave.DRESS MAKERS.Galat, Madame Antoinette, Harrison a.venue, oppositeClarendon.Maisland, Mrs. J., Chapin's building.Peterson, Mrs., and Miss Sharp, Main street aboveHarrison avenue.Sargent, Mis. E. E., 64 State street.,Webber, Mrs. A. H., 37 Harrison avenue.VVhitfield, Miss L., boards Mrs. N. C. Reed . .DRUGS AND MEDICINES.Fonda, Giles H., upper end Chestnut street.Heil & Hodke, Chestnut street near Harrison avenue.Haswell, W . S., Harrison avenue near Chestnut street.Miller & Co., Harrison avenue opposite Clarendon,MclVforran & Taylor, 41 Harrison avenue.Kostitch, S. F., Pine street bet. State and Chestnutstreets.Taylor Bros., west Chestnut street, rrear Opera House.DRY GOODS.Allen, B. F. & Co., Main street and Harrison avenue.Andrews & Bullock, Hotel Windsor block.Daniels, Fisher & Co., cor. Main street and Harrisonavenue.Nathan Bros., Harrison avenue.Owen & Chittenden, Harrison avenue, opp. ClarendonHotel.Palace of Fashion, east Chestnut street above HotelWindsor.BRUNE & 1.0WE, U. S. Deputy Mineral ~urveyors.Government Patents obtained.
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iI~BRADF'ORD, KusZ, MILLE:R &. CO., u. S. Deputy Surveyors,Notaries and Conveyancers. No. 44 Harrison ave., Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DlRECTOKY.179-------------Boesch & Wist, east Chestnut street near Bank ofLeadville.Holcomb, May & Dean, Harrison avenue near Chest-nut street.ELU'l'RJA'l'ION WORKS.Daley, G. F . & Co., Eighth avenue near Starr's ditch.ENGINES AND BOILERS.Leadville Boiler Works (J. Alfred) Front street andLeiter avenue.EXPRESS COMPANIES.Barlow -& Sanderson, office west Chestnut street, nearPine.Spottswood & McClellan, office Harrison, rear of theBank of Leadville.Cook & Wasson, Ten Mile office, 10 Harrison avenue.ENGRAVER.Mills, K. L., 30 Harrison avenue.EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.Matthews, O. L. & Son, 64 east Chestnut street.FAST FREIGHT.McLaughlin, M., 6 Slate street.Leadville Despatch, CW. S. Tough & Co.) Lafayetteavenue.FLOUR, GRAIN ANP FEED.Clements, C. B.. 124 Main street.Copeland, W. L., 12 west Chestnut street.HALLOCK & BURNHAM, Elm street, near Leiter avenue.Harris, E., 25 west Chestnut street.OVERMAN & MCCARTY, 24 west Chestnut.KINGSBERY & IKONS, Carbonate avenue, near Alder st.TURNER, A. C. & Co., 113 west Chestnut street.Powers & Lamb, 46 west Chestnut street.CLARK & ANlJERSON. Leadville and Ten.Mile Real EstateA~ency.Inquire at Clarendon-Hotel.
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SQUARE AND FAIR DEAL1NGS ATCHEAP JOE'S.180LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.Wise, ]. M. & Co., 16 west Chestnut street.Kelly, 'v\!. c., \Nest Leadville.FOR WARDERS.Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. R., office Elm street.Best, Clark & Co., J. Schutte, agent.McLaughlin, M., 6 State street.Jackson, Pegram & Co., upper Chestnut street.Pegram, Jackson & Co., Elm street.FOUNDRIES A N ]) MACHINE SHOPS.Gay, Frank, Leiter avenue near Front street.FRUITS.Cline & Co., 40 Harrison avenue.Cohn, N., 56 Harrison avenue.Dickey Bros., 3 J Harrison avenue.Hill & Andrus, 24 Harrison avenue.Olds, W. W ., Harrison ave,nue opposite Clarendon.Spalding & Woodruff, 27 east Chestnut street.Typer, R. E., cor. State street and Harrison avenue.FURN ITURE DEALERS.ANDREWS & LOCKHART, 72 east Chestnut street.PRYOR, HAGUS & COOPER, Main, near Harrison ave.GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.Batchelder & Co., east Chestnut street above Harrisonavenue.KOMAK & . Co., Harrison avenue and Chestnut street.Frudenfeld & ]elenko, Chestnut street near Pine street.MARX BROS., Chestnut street next door to GrandHbtel..~SH6ENBERG' LEVI, .. The Boss Clothier," 30 east Chest-nut street.SHOENBERG, .. CHEAP JOE," 32 east Chestnut street.NATHAN BROS, Harrison avenue near Main street.B1<. UN E & LOWE. U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors.Government Patents obtained.iI -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page 15 .I3RADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER & CO., Procure Ahstracts of Titleand Patents. No. 44 Harrison Ave., Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.181GENERAL STORES.Bickford, Reed & Henderson, west Chestnut street nr.Leiter avenue.Hoag & Grier, 19 State street.Hoyt, C. P. & Co., Sixth avenue 'near Starr's ditch.Loeb, 106 east Chestnut street,Kelly, W. c., west Leadville.Rogers, J. K. P., Lafayette avenue · near Poplar street.I~ Strong, J. D:, 22 Main street.Sears & Co., 52 State street.IIIIIIGUN STORE.Bradt, \ lV. H., 8 east Chestnut street.OLIVER. R. P., east Chestnut st., above Hotel Windsor.Wallace, W. R., gun store, corner east Main and Oak,res. near Fryer hill.GROCERIES.Aggers & Airey, Carbonate avenue.Armstrong & Ramp, east Main, near Chestnut street.Barber, J. B., Carbonate avenue, bet. Rice and Pinkley·streets.Beardsley & Baush, east Main street, near upperChestnut.Bickford, Reed & Henderson, west Chestnut street,opposite Kansas City Boarding House.Blanchard, M. R., Carbonate avenue, near Rice street.Blohm, Theo., east Chestnut street.Booco, I. S., east Main street, bet. upper Chestnut andStarr's ditch.Buse, F. A., Pine street, bet. State and Chestnut.Calyari, Louis, groceries, <:;:arbonate avenue, bet. Plumand Poplar streets.Copeland, W. L., 112 south Chestnut..Hill. J. N. & Co., Chestnut, near Leiter avenue.Hoyt, C. P., 109 Jefferson avenue.CLARK & ANDERSON, Leadville amI Ten·Mile Rc;al EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page 16 To GET GOOb CLOTHING, TRYC HEAP JOE.182LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.- - --_._------------ - -------._------Jackson, Pegram & Co., east Chestnut, above Harrisonavenue.Jamison, William L., 69 west Chestnut street.Jones, T. E., Lafayette avenue near Bradford street.Kahn, Isaac, Jefferson avenue near Hazel street.Kent, L. G., east Main near Upper Chestnut.Londoner & Eccles, groceries and. liquors, cor. Mainand upper Chestnut.Lytle, George, grocer, Sixth avenue bet.streetand Starr's ditch, res. same.Mater, Charles, east Chestnut street near Leadvillebank.Miller & Deem, cor. Main and Oak streets.McMillen Bros., east Chestnut street near Harrisonavenue.McNeil, C, 16 west Chestnut street.Robinson, George B., corner C~estnut and Pine.Stone, Sam'l A., cor. Lafayette avenue and Plum st.Taylor & Pishon, Carbonate avenue near Poplar street.Wise. J. M. & Co., 16 south Chestnut street.Wood, S. H., cor. Main and Pine.HARDWARE.Boettcher, C, Harrison avenue, opposite Clarendon.Hendrick, E. H., lower Chestnut street.Manville, J. S. D., 6 east Chestnut street.Oliver, R P., east Chestnut street, above Hotel Wind-sor.Webb, H. N., 6 west Chestnut street.Wallace, W. R., east Lafayette avenue.HATS AND CAPS.Babcock, "The Hatter," 40 Harrison avenue.HOTELS.AMERICAN, (W. C Needles) corner 'Pine and Front sts.Belvidere, 62 State street.Bluffs House, Carbonate avenue and Pinkley street.BRUNE & LO\VE, U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors.Government Patenp; Obtain~d. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page 17 IIBRADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER &CO., Do Underground Surveying,Mapping and Drafting. No. 44 Harrison Ave., Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.183Chicago, (S. W. White) 86 Harrison avenue., "CLARENDON," CW . H. Bush) Harrison avenue.Columbus, east Main, near Chestnut street.Crysopolis, 17 west Chestnut street.Empire, east Main, near upper Chestnut:Exchange, (M. Harrigan) corner Main and Pine sts,German, west State, bet. Spruce and Pine.GLENGARRY, (A. A. McDonald) east Main, near Starr'sditch.Goodwin, Jefferson avenue, near Starr's ditch.GRAND HOTEL, (Walsh, Leavick & Daily) Chestnut st.Gregory, east Main, near Harrison avenue.HOTEL WINDSOR, (Wood & Wingate) east Chestnutand Harrison avenue.International, east Chestnut street, above Harrisonavenue.Jefferson House. Jefferson .avenue, near Starr's ditch.Joplin Headquarters, upper end Chestnut street.Leadville House, (Thos. Kendrick, prop'r) upper endMain street.'Leadville Cottage, Pine and Main streets.Little Pittsburg, on Fryer hill road.Maine, Jefferson avenue, 'near Starr's ditch.Mansion, I I and 13 west State street.New England Hotel, upper end Chestnut street.Palace, State street, near Pine.Pacific, NO.7 east Chestnut street.Park, Carbonate avenue, bet. Poplar and Plum streets.Planters, 60 State street.Railroad, west State, near Leiter aVenue.St. Elmo, east Chestnut street, above Harrison avenue.St. Julien, Harrison avenue, near Main street . .St. Nicholas, 9 west State street.Swea, upper end Chestnut :"treet.Tontine Hotel and Restaurant, (F. Frey) 10 east Chest-nut street.CLARK & ANDERSON, Leadville and Ten-Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page 18 SAVE MONEY, AND B UY OFCHEAP JOE.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.HARNESS AND SADDLES.Becker; P~ter, 10 west Chestnut street.Lancaster, G. "V., 79 Chestnut.Connor, John, cor. Spruce and Chestnut streets.HAY AND GRAIN.Durant & Higgins, cor. 'Pine and Chestnut street.·Hallock & Burnham, 83 Elm street.Carlisle & Nuckols, 67 east Chestnut street, cor. Leiteravenue.Gleason, A. H., upper Chestnut street.Peyton, V., corner, Leiter avenue and Chestnut street.Harp, W. R:, cor. Leiter avenue and Chestnut street. !Guiraud, L.. & Co., lower Chestnut street.HAIR DRESSING.Myatt, Miss Lizzie E., Sixth avenue bet. Harrison ave.and Poplar.HOISTING APPA RATUS.Walker, J. H ., Fro~t street rear Pioneer Corral.INSURANCE A GENTS.Hurd & Stevens, Harrison avenue over M. & M. bank.Rosser, L. V., St. Julien Hotel, Harrison avenue.Winne, Peter & Co., Harrison avenue rear M. & M.bank.V AN AMERINGEN, WEST & Co., 13 east Chestnut street.ICE DEALERS.Leadville Ice Co., Frank Pettipier, manager ..INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.MATTHEWS, O. L. & SON, east Chestnut above Harrisonavenue.BRUNE & LOWE, U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors .. Government Patents obtained.I-' -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page 19 BRADFO RD, KUSZ, MILLER & CO., Do Underground Surveying,Mapping and Drafting. No. 44 Harrison Ave., Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.185JEWELELS.Aitcheson, William, Harrison avenue.Brodie, R. H. & Co., Clarendon Hotel. .Durfee Bros.,-42 Harrison avenue, .Chapin's building.Edwards, F. H., west State street near Leiter avenue.Hatch, Davidson & Co., 2 I Harrison avenue.Randall, A., east Chestnut street.J USTICES OF THE PEACE.Ballou, W. S., room 4 and 5, City Hall building.Stansell, J. S., office City Jail building.LAUNDRIES.Almo, (Sanborn, T. H.)Chicago, (Harry Marvin), Front street, foot of Spruce.Crabb, Mrs. John, Ninth avenue near Hazel street.Calhoun, Mrs. J., upper Main street near Starr's ditch.Bon Ton, (Mrs. Mary Welch), Carbonate avenue nearStarr's ditch..Fuller, Mrs. Lou, Main street near Pine.McCain, Mrs. Mary E., Main street near Pine.McCullough, Jane, Main street near Harrison avenue.New England, (P. Fitzgerald), Front street n<:>ar Spruce."Star," (Ann McCormick) 31 west State street.Troy, (Mary Lenehen), Front street near Pine.Welch, Mi~s Kate, and Mrs. Elming, Eighth avenuenear Starr's ditch..LEADVILLE SMELTING COMPANY.West Leadville, J. N. Williams, pres.; C. E . Pugh,vice pres.; G. W. Pettit, sec'y; E. W. Fuller, sup't.L.EAD VILLE WAGON WORKS.Bellman, John, Elm street near Leiter avenue., LEADVILLE BOILER WORKS.Alfred, J., manager, Front street near Grant's smelter .•CLAL{K & ANDERSON, Leadville and Ten-Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel.
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SAVE MONEY, AND B UY OFCHEAP JOE.186LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.;LEADVILLE AND TEN MILE MINING AND REALESTATE AGENCY.. Clark & Anderson, Chapin's building.LOTTERIES.Colorado State, cor. State street and Harrison av~nue.LIQUOR DEALERS.Billings, J. B. & Co., 22 Harrison avenue.Crapp; D., Tenth avenue, near Harrison.Forshay, W. D ., Chestnut street, near Grand Hotel.Harlow, E. L., east Chestnut, near Harrison avenue.Hirsch & Co., 9 east Chestnut street.Howell & Milligan, 37 Harrison avenue.Schimpferman & Co., Chicago Headquarters, E. Chest-nut street.Wippern & Kubler, Carbonate avenue, near Poplar st.Visscher, C. & Co., 4 Yz west Chestnut street.Poulin & Shaw, east Chestnut, above Harrison avenue.LIVERY STABLES.Bigford &: Reed, lower Chestnut street.California Corral, Front, bet Pine and Spruce streets.Dearborn, C. H., Main, near corner Spruce.Durant & Higgins-, corner Pine and Chestnut streets.Hallock & Brown, Sixth avenue, bet. Poplap and Plum.Illinois (Stott, Kelly & Co.), Elm street, near Pine.LeClaire & Howard, Main street, near upper Chestnutstreet.Patten & Graham, State street, above Harrison avenue.Rose & Olliver, Elm street, west of Pine street.Tough, W. S., Lafayette avenue, near Clarendon Hotel.\Nall & Witter, 9 and I I west Chestnut street.LODGING HO USES.Adams, L.A., Mrs., east Lafayette avenue, bet. Plumand Poplar.BRUNE & LOWE, U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors.Government Patents obtained.
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BRADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER & CO., Procure Ahstracts of Titleand Patents. No. 44 Harrison Ave., Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.187BruneI, Mrs. C. J., east Lafayette avenue, bet. Poplarand --Chubbuck, Mrs. W. c., upper Chestnut street.Clark, Mrs. W. L., State street, bet. Plum and upperChestnut."Dye & Edgerton. 34 Main street.European Lodging House (Stimble & Chisholm,prop'rs), State street, near Spruce.Ellsworth & Marshall, 77 west Chest.nut street.Hoag & \Vhite, State, near Pine.Jackman, H., corner Lafayette avenue and Pine street.Kansas Lodging House, (A: J. Morey, prop'r) westState bet. Maple and oak..Keyes, Campbell & Co., lodging house, 42 State st.,up stairs.Mansion ouse, (G. S. Huggins, prop'r) State bet. Pineand Spruce..Moore, Emma E., 66 State street.Pearsall, S., cor. west State near school house.St. Louis Lunch and Lodging Pavilion, (Finch Rich-mond, prop'r) cor. Main and Spruce streets.L UMBER DEALERS.Burke, T. ]., Lafayette avenue near Plum street.Chicago Lumber Co., (J. D. Griffith), Elm street eastof Pine.Dickinson, D. & Co., Spruce street near Main.Darby, M. H. & Co., Sixth avenue near Poplar street.Harris & Co., cor. Spruce and Chestnut streets.Henry & Eaton, Sixth avenue near Poplar street.HOME STAKE LUMBER CO., 76 west Chestnut street.Leadville Saw Mill, (Hall & Co.) lower Front street .. McPhee, Laughlin & Co., Carbonate avenue west Har-rison.OFFICER, R. W., Front street and Harrison avenue.CLA RK & ANDERSON. Leadville and Ten-Mile Real EstateA~ellcy.Inquire at Clarendon Hotel.
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188To GET GOOD CLOTHING, T RYC HE AP JOE.LEADvq.LE BUS[NESS DIRECTORY.------------- --TENNESSEE LUMBER CO., (Arthur Ballou, manager,)Jefferson avenue east of Harrison.WHITE PINE LUMBER Co., (Buchanan & Co.), Frontstreet bet. Spruce street and Leiter avenue.LOCKSMITHS.Stock & Kiessig, upper end Chestnu.t street.~¥A CHINE SHOPS.Gay, Frank, Lei"ter avenue near Front street.MACHINERY.Webb & Keeler, Elm street near Spruce street.MERCHANT TAILOR.Buhr, J. B., 26 east Chestn ut street.GMEAT MARKETS.Baily & Steele, west Chestnut street below Leiter ave.Billingsley & Carleton, butchers, Sixth avenue bet.-- street and Starr's ditch.Center Meat Market, State street bet. Harrison avenueand Pine street.Dickey Bros., 33 and 3S Harrison avenue.Farrer, John, butcher, cor. Main and upper Chestnut.Fletcher, Oscar, Stray Horse road, bet. Pilgrim. and-- street..Hoffer, M. L., 110 east Chestnut street.Otterbach & Co., Lafayette avenue near Bradford st.PE~RCE BROS., S6 west Chestnut.West & Collins, east Chestnut near InternationalHotel.Wilson Bros., Pine street near Harrison avenue.Wilson, R. G. & Co., 113 north Chestnut street.Stump, Alvin N., Carbonate avenue bet. Rice andPinckley streets.Bl{UNE & LOWE, U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors.Government Patents ob~ained:
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I'BRADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER & CO" u. s. Deputy Surveyors,Notaries and Conveyancers. No. 44 Harrison ave., Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.MILLINERS.Barney, Mrs. W. S., Harrison avenue opp. Clarendon.Johnson, Mrs., and Mrs .. Smith, Main near Harrisonavenue.Clark, Josie, Main street bet. Harrison and Pine street.Speedy, Nellie, Main near Pine street.MUSICAL INSTR UMENTS.Spaulding & Woodruff, 27 east Chestnut street.MINING ENGINEERS.KELLY, JAY G., Chestnut street above Windsor Hotel.Goddard & Darnell, Chestnut above Harrison avenue.MOULDINGS.Pryor, Hagus ~ Cooper, Main below Harrison avenue.MINING AND REAL ESTA TE BROKERS.Buck & Carpenter, Harrison avenue, opposite Claren-don Hotel.Bradford, Kusz, Miller & Co., Chapin's building, 42Harrison avenue.Clark & Anderson, room . 4 Chapin block, Harrisonavenue.The Colorado Mine Developing Co., office cor. Stateand Pine (]os. J. Holland, president, John F. Hum-phreys, secretary.)Cooper, T. J., office Izzard's Hotel, Main street, nearHarrison avenue.Crawford & Stevens, Harrison avenue.Eddy & Aldrich, 24 Harrison avenue.Goddard & Co., 10 Harrison avenue.Gaddell, R. E., 2 I Elm street.Grueber, E. H., Harrison avenue~ over Owen & Chit-tenden's.Kerr, McNair & Co., Harrison avenue, cor. Main st.Lawrence & Baker, 44 Harrison avenue.CLARK & ANDERSON, Leadville and Ten-Mile Real EstateAgency. . Inquire at Clarendon Hotel.
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SQUARE AND FAIR DEALINGS ATCHEAP JOE'S.190LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.Leadville Mining Co., office Carbonate mine, Carbon-ate hill.Leadville Mining Association, Chestnut street, nextdoor to Coliseum.Miller, Capt. A. B., Main east County road.Omadigan & Glassbrook, 12 east Chestnut street.McKay, J os. & Co.Reed, McDonald & Co., west State street near cor.Spruce.Schlageter, John A., Main street near school house.Skinner, A. P W. & Co., Clarendon Hotel.V AN AMERINGEN, S. L., 13 east Chestnut.Ware, A. J. & Co., 19 Harrison avenue.NEWSPAPERS.Chronicle, daily.and weekly, (Davis &' Arkins, publish-ers), Harrison avenue south' of Main street.Eclipse, daily, CW. F. Hogan, publisher), office Pine st.south of Chestnut street.Revezl/e, daily and weekly, (R. S. Allen, editor andpublisher), Elm street bet. Harrison avenue andPine street.NOTION STORE.~ Bradtke, August, Main bet. Pine and Spruce streets.NOVEL1'Y WORKS.Stack & Kissig, upper Chestnut street.lVOTARY PUBLIC.Ballou, W. S., over city hall building.Clark, William M., room 4, Chapin's block, Harrisonavenue.Coston, P. J., Robinson's block, Pine and Chestnut.Ellis, W. A ., Main street near Harrison avenue.Elder, George R., over Dix's, Harrison avenue.Field, Curtis H., 19 Harrison avenue.-BRUNE & LOWE, U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors.Government Patents Obtained.iI•
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BRADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER & CO. Buy and sell Good Mines.Prospects and Real Estate. No. 44 Harrison avenue, Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.191Gardner, George C, 15 upper Chestnut.Gunnell, A . T, 23 Harrison : venue, up stairs.Grueber, E. H., Harrison ave .. over Owen & Ch,tten-den's.Houghton, D., 23 east Chestnut street.Huston, George W., over the Bank of Leadville.Loomis, W . H ., office NO.3, east Chestnut street.Matthews, O. L., east Chestnut.Minor, Willia'm P., office Clarendon Hotel.Murphy, J. L., 52 Main street.Nash, Wm. H., over 29 Harrison .. Northrop, J. F., 44 west Chestnut street.O'Brien, Thomas M., Chestnut street, above Harrisonavenue ..Shumate, J. T, Grand Hotel.Thompson, W. P., 26 east Chestnut street.Weston, A. Z., corner Pine and Chestnut streets.Yates & Parks, over City Hall building.PA WNBROKERS.Samuels, J., 32 ~ Harrison avenue.Moynahan, T J., upper end Chestnut street.PHOTOGRAPHERS.Luke &: Wheeler, Harrison avenue, nearly oppositeClarendon Hotel.Peterson, John F., Main street, near Harrison avenue.PENNA. LEAD CO.Robert Bunsen, agent, east Chestnut street, aboveHarrison avenue, .PHYSICIANS.Adams, L. L., res. Lynch's boarding house..Arquette, E. E. (oculist) boards Leadville cottage.Assig, A., res. 26 E. Lafayette avenue, near Poplar st.Avignon, F. F., 79 Harrison avenue.Baker, J. S., office over Allen's store, cor. Main street. and Harrison avenue.CLARK & ANDERSON, Leadville and Ten·Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel.I
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. 1,SAVE 25 PER CENT., AND BUY OFC HEAP JOE .LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.Barber, B. F., Chapin's building, Harrison avenue.Bates, Mary H. Barker, cor. State and Pine.Bell, ]. A., St. Julien Hotel.Benbow, T. A. (hom~opathic) Mrs. Ray's building,Harrison avenue.Burdick, William W., Elm street, bet. Leiter avenueand Spruce street, res. same.Burdick & Dougan, cor. Harrison ave. and Main st.Bowker, S. D., office over Allen's store, res. StrayHorse road.Brown, R., res. Windsor Hotel.Cook, H., 26 east Chestnut street, up stairs.Eyer, A. W .,Hatten block, Harrison avenue.Forsee, E. B., over M. & M. bank.Fowler, H. R., res. Hotel Windsor.Hawkins, A., office Lafayette avenue, near Harri-son avenue.Her~ford, F., corner Harrison avenue and State street,up stairs.Hyde, W. A. (hom~opathic) office over postofficebuilding, Harrison avenue.Johns, S. P., Grand Pacific Hotel.Latham, W. G., upper Chestnut street.Law, John, Harrison, near corner Chestnut.Mullen, Charles J., Mrs. Ray's building, Harrison ave.Nedden,F. Z., Chestnut over King & Pickett's.Newman, W. H., 25 Harrison avenue.Northrop, V., NO.3 east Chestnut street.Pittmann & Metcalf, office oVer Daniels & Fisher,Harrison avenue.Rice, J. E., 108 east Chestnut.Souvielle, M., office American Hotel.Stuart, ]. G., Clarendon Hotel.Vandever, A. H., Crysopolis Hotel, 17 west Chestnut.Ward & Eyer, Hatten block, Harrison avenue.Webb, ]. W., Elm street, near Pine street.BRUNE & LOWE, U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors.Government Patents obtained.
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BRADFOR D, KUSZ, MILLER & CO. Buy and sell Good Mines.Prospects and Real Estate. No. 44 Harrison avenne, Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.193PLANING MILLS.Chicago Planing Mill, (Barton, Bengley & Leonard,opropr's) cor. Carbonate avenue and Poplar street.Bailey, L. M., 58 Elm street, res. Elm street, abovePine.PLUMBERS AND GAS FIT'l'ERS.Leadville Plumbing and Gas Fitting Co., office Elmostreet near Pine, J. c. Cramer, Sec'y.Moynahan, T. J., east Chestnut street above HotelWindsor.PRINTERS-JOB.Chronicle Office, Liarrison avenue south of Main st.Eclipse Office, Pine street south of Chestnut.R ev eille Office, Elm street west of Harrison avenue.RAILROAD TICKET OFFICES.Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe, northeast cor. Main and 0Harrison.Kans:J.s Pacific, southwest cor. Main street and Har-rison avenue.REAL ESTATE DEALERS.Adams, J. W ., 118 east Chestnut.Bradford, Kusz & Miller, 42 Harrison avenue.Buck & Carpenter, Harrison avenue opposite Claren-don Hotel.0Cadwell & Wiley, real estate agents, Carbonate avenuebet. Alder and Orange streets.Clark & Anderson, room 4, Chapin's block, Harrisonavenue.Correll, W. H., Jefferson avenue near cor. Hazel street.Crawford, Hurd & Stevens, over M. & M. bank, Harrison avenue.Dickey, W. W., 29 Harrison avenue.France, G. W., corner west State and Oak.CLARK & ANDERSON, Leadville and Ten-Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel.
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194SAVE 25 PER CENT., AND BUY O~CHEAP JOE.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.Frodsham, E., Tenth avenue, bet. Harrison and Pine.Heney, Paul F. & Co., 39 Harrison avenue .. Hood & Nesbet, corner Main and Harrison avenue.Humphreys, Holland & Co., cor. StZlte and Pine.H uston, Geo. W., over Bank of Leadville.Ingalls, L. W., with]. ]. Johnson, Main, het. Pine andSpruce, res. same.JOY & MURPHY, 48 Harrison avenue.Kerr, McNair & Co., southwest corner Main street andHarrison avenue..Matthews, Horace ]., 64 Chestnut street.M ATTHEWS, O. L. & S ON, 64 Chestnut street.Pritchard, Ware & Priddy, 19 Harrison avenue.Riggs, Joseph B., res. east Lafayette avenue, near Pop-ila r.I Spencer, S. F. & Co., over Dix, Harrison avenue.[ . T eller, J. c., Tenth avenue, near Harrison avenue, res. .•Isame,i Ware, A. ]. & Co., 19 Harrison avenue.i\RESTA URANTS." Home," (Allen, A. & Bro.) 29 east Chestnut.Bacon, Charles A., Stray Horse road, near Starr'sditch, res. same.Boulder, (Eldridge, A . L.) 116 upper Chestnut.CAPITOL R ESTAURANT, (R. L. DeLay, prop'r) 24 Statestreet.Ceechini, Santino, State street, bet. Harrison avenueand Pine street.Commercial Restaurant, (E. L. Betts & Co., prop'rs)Main street, near Harrison avenue.Eureka, (Powers & Co.) 28 east Chestnut.Harris, L. J.,"east Main, bet. Harrison avenue and Plumstreet.Little Bon Ton, (Welch & Wright, prop'rs) StrayHorse road, near Bradford street:URU1'IE & l.OWE, U. ·S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors.·Government Patents obta~ed.
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BRADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER 8:. CO., Do Underground Surveying,Mapping and Drafting. No. 44 Harrison Ave., Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.195LANG, LOUIS, IS west Chestnut.Maloney, Frank, Main, bet. Harrison avenue and Plum.Opera House, (Fry & Co.) 8 west Chestnut.Pagin, Harry, 64Yz east Chestnut.Palace Dining Hall, (J. M. Bennett, prop'r) 16 Statestreet.Pena & DuBoisson, 30 Harrison avenue.Randolph & Turra, 34 Harrison avenue.Rosenthal, A. D. & Co., State, above Harrison avenue.Star, (Wehr, Mrs .. prop'ress) State, bet. Harrison ·ave-nue and Pine street.St. Julien, (The Hutchinsons) 46 Harrison avenue.The Merchants, 'corner Main street and Harrison ave.Walton & Cook, 109 Yz upper Chestnut.SALOONS./Avenue Saloon, (Mrs. J. B. Campbell, proprietress),Stray Horse road, cor. Bradford ~treet.Carbonate Concert, (Gus. Vogus, prop'r) cor. State andPine streets."Bank," (John Campbell, prop'r) I I Yz east Chestnu t.Boer Bros., 30 Harrison avenue.Cassidy, James, 104 upper Chestnut street.Catalpha saloon, (Slack & Cain), State street bet. Har-rison avenue and Pine street..Cavanaugh, J. J.. Carbonate avenue bet. Harrison av-enue and Pine street." Chapin & Gore's Place," (Parlin & Shaw) 54 eastChestnut.Delta, (Johnson, J. J.), east Chestnut stree .DENVER HEADQUARTERS, (Hans Beekman, prop'r) eastChestnut street.Duffy, James, 55 State street.Evergreen Saloon, (Quinn, & Co.,) Fryerville roadLittle Pittsburg mine.Fairplay Headquarters, (Joe Sumner, prop'r) 105 eastChestnut.CLAl{K & ANDERSON. Leadville and Ten·Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel.
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SAVE MONEY, AND BUY'OFCH I£AP J.OK",Rocky Mountain News."The Leading and Pioneer Newspaper ofCOLORADO.WEEKLY,DAILY,ESTABLISHED APRIL, 1859.$ 2,0010.00All kinds of work in Job Printing, .from the Largestto the Smallest, done in the best of Style.Blank Books of all kinds made to order, and with espe-cial riference tJ Strength and to Endurance.NlEWIS) lPBI1N_ ••• Gg(il~DENVER, COL.(Jor. Harrison .Avenue, Elm and Front Sts.LEADVILLE! COLORADO,Sam :pIes and. Purchases Ore.PROPRIETORS_BRUNE & LOWE, U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors.Government Patents obtained.
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BRADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER & CO., Procure Abstracts of Titleand Patents. No. 44 Harrison Ave., Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.197Flecter & Pearce, saloonists, Carbonate avenue, cornerPine street.Forshay, W. D., 13 east Chestnut street.Graham, Jerry, State street bet. Harrison avenue andPine street.Garrison's Mint, Harrison avenue north of Chestnutstreet.Harlow, J. L., east Chestnut street, above Harrison avoHattenbach, J., cor. State and Harrison avenue.Hirsch & Co.; 9 east Chestnut street.Houghton, D., 2S east Chestnut street.Howell, J. c. & Co., Harrison avenu~ north of Statestreet.Joy Green, (Cafery & Fanning, prop'rs) Lafayette ave,..nue, Upper Leadville, near Bradford street.K elley, J. P., east Chestnut street, opposite GrandHotel.Kerth, Fred. & Co., 3 I State street.K 2 ton, (Dutro Silvey, prop'r) Fryersville road, nearLittle Pittsburg mine.Lang, Louis, I S west Chestnut.Leppel, M. & Co., 96 east Chestnut street.Little Casino, (Hecta Victor) 36 Yz east Chestnut.LITTLE CHIEF, (Clendening & Pender) Harrison ave-nue, near State street.Little Church, (Connelly & Pritchard).Love & McCloskey, West Leadville.Maloney, east Main, near Harrison avenue. 'Maskill, D., west State, bet. Spruce and Leiter avenue.Mobray, Fred., Sixth avenue, bet. Harrison avenue andPine street.IColumbia Beer Hall, (Murray, Edward, prop'r) 42State street.INew Opera House, (Fry, prop'r) 8 west Chestnut.O'Reilly, B., Sixth avenue, bet. Poplar st. and Starr'sditch.CLARK & ANDERSON, Leadville and Ten-Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel.
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To GET GOOD CLOTHING, TRyCHE.-\P JOr:.(DAILY AND WEEKLY.)PUBLISHED AT([J([)Jntlf[Jl/in~ aU tlhe 1iaffe§tl new§ per=ffaining ffo ffhe GreatllYining lBeU.lLa1l'ge§ff ([Jirculj,affion ([)Jf any! paper'in ([J([)Jlj,([)Jrado.Send j"([)J1r iff and you wiU tlaJke no([)Jffher.DAVIS & ARKINSI)Proprietors.BRUNE & LOWE, u. ~ . Deputy Mineral Surveyors.Government Patents Obtained.
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BRADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER & CO., U. S. Deputy Surveyors,Notaries af)d Conveyancers. No. 44 Harrison ave., Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.199Parlin & Shaw, 54 upper Chestnut.Pasley, Joseph, 123 upper Chestnut.Pender, James, res. Carbonate av~nue, bet. Spruce andL eiter avenue.Periolat, C. F., Rische & McDermith's building cornerChestnut and Pine streets.PIONEER SALOON, (D. H. COWELL, prop'r), 31 upperChestnut.Pinafore Concert Hall, (Kimball Bros., propr's) eastChestnut street above Hotel Windsor.Red Light, (James Call, prop'r), 34 State street.Rcmine, G. W., 108 east Chestnut street.Rhine Wine Hall, (A. Nusitz & Co., propr's) 22 Statestreet.ROCKY MOUNTAIN BEER HALL, (Blucher & Lineman,propr's) 92 east Chestnut street.Ruby, (Albert Lee, prop'r) 18 State street.Senate, (H. Philbtooks, prop'r) 45 Harrison avenue.Simon, B., 19 west Chestnut street.Sonshine & Weinberg, 27 Harrison avenue and eastChestnut street opposite Grand Hotel.Steve's Place, alley from Harrison rear Theatre Com-ique, (Steve Duggan, prop'r.)St. Julien Saloop, (Joy & Murphy, propr's) 48 Har-rison avenue."Tenderfoot," (T. R. Carmen, prop'r, John M. Mor-gan, manager.)Thams & Enfield, propr's Odean Hall, 44 State street.The Fashion, (Kemp.& Gray, propr's) State bet. Har-rison avenue and Pine street.Tiernan, John, lower Leadville.Wenger, Rudolph, head of Chestnut street.SA W AND SHINGLE MILLS.Boies, Samuel, Iowa gulch.BUCHANAN, WM. & CO., California Gulch.CLARK & ANDERSON, Leadville and Ten·Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel.
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(fSQUARE AND FAIR DEALINGS ATCHEA P JOE'S.THE PIONEER PAPER OFTHE REVEILLE,"(DAILY AND WEEKLY.)The First Daily ever Established in. the region of theGREAT CARBONATE BELT.Contains the Latest and most reliable news from theGREAT MINING REGIONR. S. ALLEN,Edit or an.d Pro p rietor.BRUNE & LOWE, U. S. Depufy Mineral Surveyors.Government Patents obtained.
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..BRADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER & CO: Buy an,1 sell Gond MinesProspects and Real Estate. No. 44 Harrison avenne, Chapin'" Blnck.LEADVILLE BUSINESS Dli{~:C T O H.Y.:0 1Call, D. H., California Gulch.Colorado Shingle Mill (Kane & Co., prop'rs).Darby & Hough, Rig Evans.Heilmer, ]. F. & Co , office 29 west Chestnut street.H uMESTAKE LUMBER Co., mill California Gulch.Leadville Sawmills; Lee Shoenberg, Iowa Gulch.Officer, R. W., California Gulch.Shingle and Sawmill, Z. O. Smith, near Grant's smelter.Tennessee Sawmill (A. Ballou, manager).•SAMPLING WORKS.EDDY & JAMES, Spruce and Front streets.GILLESPY, BALLOU & Co., upper California Gulch.MEYER, AUGUST R., foot Harrisqn avenue.SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS.BUCHANAN, WM. & Co., Leiter avenue and Front street.Griffith, ]. D., Elm street, east of Pine street.Officer, R. W ., California Gulch.OLIVER, RICHARD P., east Chestnut str et, above HotelW indsor.'SCENIC ARTISTS.Howland, J. D., Tontine Hotel.Stanley, St. George, boards Clarendon Hotel.SIGN PAINTERSEthell & Co., 29 T farrison avenue.Hull & Corbett, Pine street, bet. Chestnut and Elm sts.Johnson & Hasbrouck, Harrison avenue, near Main st.Oven, E .. east end Chestnut street.R ohe & Brace, west State, bet. Spruce and Pine.SODA WATER MANUFA CTURERS.Hanrahan, James, Main street bet. Harrison avenueand Pine street.Houghland, Isaac, Front street.Schueler, James, Front street near Harrison avenue.CLARK & ANDERSON, Leauville anJ Ten·.\lile Real E~tateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon lIotei.•
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To GET GOOD CLOTHING, TRYCHEAP J0 1-:.·OENVER & RIO GRANOE RAILWAY .•TO .A.N""D FROMTHROUGH TICKETS-O:::N" S.A.LE .A. T-Fares Always as Low asBRUNE & LOWE, U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors.Government Patents Obtained.
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BRADFO RD, KUSZ, MILLER & CO., Do Underground Surveying,Mapping and Drafting. No. 44 Harrison Ave., Chapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.203SPRING MANUFACTURERS.Bayce, W. H., Lafayette avenue' near Pelkie street.STATIONERY.CltOlZic!e News Stand; Harrison avenue near Main st.Spaulding & Woodruff, 27 east Chestnut street.LIENENGER, J., cor. Harrison avenue and Chestnut st.Tribe & Jeffray, 5 east Chestnut street.Holt, G. H., 10 Harrison avenue.STENOGRAPHERS.Clark, John Hope, 40 Harrison avenue.STOVES AND TINWARE.Boettcher, C. & Co., Harrison avenue, opposite Clar-endon.King, W .. £0 ~ast Chestnut streeet.Manville. J. D., 6 east Chestnut street.Webb, H. N., 4 west Chestnut.Hendrick, E. H., cor. Chestnut and Leiter avenue.STORA GE AND COJ.fMISSION.Bailey & Hibschle, Main street near Spruce.Clay. H. c., Main street above Harrison avenue.Durant & Higgins, cor. Pine and Chestnut streets.Enfield & Ralph, cor. Third and Chestnut streets.Guirard, Louis & Co., lower Chestnut street.Hickma~ & Graff, cor. Leiter avenue and north Chest-nut street.Overman & McCarty, 24 west Chestnut street.Shattner &,Sanders, 20 and 22 State street.Turner, A. C. & Co., I 13 west Chestnut.2'AILORS.Boumard, E. F., State street, near Comique.Buhr, J. B., 24 east Chestnut street.Morris, Mr., 64 State street.CLA I{K & ANDERSON. Leadville and Ten-Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel
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SAVE MONF.V, AND B UY OF. ('Hi':AP JOE.ISTAGE COMPANY, i.6 Oaily Six-Horse Concord Coaches!The Best Equipped Lille rzmnillg . ill and out oJ Lead-ville. Tilis is tlte ollly Line O1lcr wlticlt CouponTickets are sold .from every State and Razl-road in tlte Ullion.A lso, new Tri-WecNy Lille o.f Concord Coaches toCOLORADO SPRINGS.W. O. McOLELLAN and R. J. SPOTSWOOD,FROFRIE'I'ORS_B I{UNE & LOWE, U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors.(;overnmenl Patents obtained.I-
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BRADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER & CO., Procure Abstracts of Titleand Patenls. No. 44 Ha"rrison Ave., Chapin's Block.LEADV1LLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.205Mutheson, Kenneth, 54 State street.Rennebaum, St. Louis avenue, near county road ..THEATERS.Coliseum, (Search & Caddigan) Chestnut street, oppo-site Grand Hotel.Comique, (Wm. Nuttall) State, near Harrison avenue.New Atheneum, State, bet, Harrison avenue and Pinestreet.New Opera, corner Chestnut and Pine streets.Vaudeville, corner Chestnut and Oak streets.TOMBSTONES.\Veaver, G., alley rear west State street.TELEGR"APH COJJ:IPANIES"'Nestern Union, (A. G. l--[ood, manager) office Bushblock, corner Main street and Harrison avenue.Southern Union, office over postoffice.TRANSPUR7'A TION COMPANIES.Leadville and Denver Dispatch Co. (W. S. Tough &Co.)McLaughlin Fast Freight, 6 State street.Rocky Mountain Transportation Co., 6 State street.South Park Transportation Co., 6 State street.u. S. DEPUTY SURVEYORS.Bradford, Kusz & Miller, 42 Harrison avenue.Brune & Lowe, 40 east Chestnut, up stairs.DAI{BV, PAGE & N1CHOLS, next door to ClarendonHotel, Harrison avenue.Foote, A. D., Harrison avenue, bet. State and Main.Huber, W., deputy U. S" mineral surveyor, office nearMeyer's sampling works.Lampton, L. M., boards Mrs. E. A. Haskin's.Nyce, Milburn & Co., 27 east Chestnut street.CLARK & ANDEI{SON, LeadvIlle and Ten-Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon Hotel.I!
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SAVE 25 PER CENT., AND BUY OFCHEAP JOE.BEST. ROUTETOCOLORAOO SPRINGSI OENVERI PUEBLO ANO THE EAST IThe new stage and express line froni Leadville passesthrough South Park by the Hot and Sulphur Springs,thr(Jugh Hayden and Summit Parks, the famous Ute Pass,Rainbow Falls, the Iron and Soda Springs, Manitou, withits hu ndred adjac~n t poi n ts of interest, to Colorado Springs,there connectmg with cars to all pointsNORTH, SOUTH AND EAST.The roads on this line are by far the best leading tothe valley. C6mfortable coaches and careful drivers jgood meal stations and low prices, making this by far themost desirable route to take.The Grandest Scenery in the State. Through ticketsto Deriver, Pueblo and Eastern Points, and rates alwaysas low as the lowest. For further particulars call at office ofLtadville & Colo. Springs Stage Co.,'With Spaulding & Woodruff, 27 Chestnut St., Leadville.H. D. OWINGS,'Wholesale Liquor Dealer-AND-Kentucky Distiller,UNDER HOTEL WINDSOR, LEADVILLE, COLO.50 Barrels Pure Sour Mash, Hand-Made, Old KentuckyWhiskey, in store. This lot of Whiskey was dis·tilled by me in Warren Co., Kentucky,and guarantee it just as it cameout of bond.SA.LOON ~IENInvitl';d to try this Whisky as sample, a t barrel prices. Will sell straightgoods at same rate as you pay for compounded or doctored ·Whisky.Try a gallon, and you will certaidy buy a barrel.BRU NE & LOWE, U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors.Government Patents obtained.
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BRADFORD, KUSZ, MILLER & CO., U. S. Deputy Surveyors,Notaries and Conveyancers. No. 44 Harriso'n ave., Cnapin's Block.LEADVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.207Otto, L ]., boards Mrs. E. A. Haskin's.Richardson, Henry, corner Carbonate avenue. andMaple street.Rose, W. H., boards L E. Roe's.Terry, L c., boards M. Scott's, Stray Horse road.Thayer, Capt. H .. L, east end Chestnut street.Turcke, H. W., upper Chestnut street.UNDERTAKERS.ANDREWS & LOCKHART, 7?east Chestnut.Rogers, LN., 41 Harrison avenue.Union Stock Yards, (Rohrig & Braun.)u. S . COMMI SSIONERS-Northrop, W. A., west Chestnut street near Leiter av-enue.WATCHMAKERS.Aitcheson, Jack, with William Aitcheson, Harrison av-enue.Hyde, C. c., 78 Harrison avenue.Klingenfelter J, cor. Harrison avenue and Chest-nut street.Lloyd, vVilliam c., Elm street near Oak street.Joslin & Park, 28 Harrison avenue.Durfee Bros., 40 Harrison avenue:Brodie & Co., Clarendon HoteLWA GON SHOPS.Buffsher, Jacob, Elm street bet. Harrison avenue andPine street.Donahue & Hayes, EIO! street near Pine street.Ellis, Abe, Pine street near Chestnut.Fowler & Stalker, lower Leadville.LEITZMAN, CHARLES, Front and Pine.MCCARY & PRAt\GLEY, west Leadville.Pferbesteller, Charles, Elm street below Maple.Webster & Davis, Sixth avenue bet. Plum street andHarrison avenue.CLAN.K & ANDERSON. Leadville and Ten·Mile Real EstateAgency. Inquire at Clarendon HoteL
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I:i208SQUARE AND FAIR DEALINGS ATC HEAP J OE'S .LEA OVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.WHOL ESALE LIQ UOR S.Bishop, C, J. & Co., 6 State street.CHICAGO WINE AND CIGAR H OUSE, (Schimpferman, jr.,& Sauve) l~hestnut street, east of Harrison avenue.H IRSCH, A., 9 west Chestnut..H owell, J. c. & Co., 37 Harrison. avenue.K och , D., corner east Lafayette and Plum street.McConnoughey & Marr, 26 east Chestnut street.Sachs & Henderson, east Main, bet. Harrison avenueand Plum street..W ertheim & Eliel, State street, near Harrison avenve.B.KUNE & LOWE, U. S. Deplily Mineral Surveyors.Government Patents obtained.
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Leadville, Colorado, Actor and Actress, June 1880
Residences: Upper Chesnut Street, West 6th, West 7th, Frank Street
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Name:
Bridget Ames
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
24
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1856
Birthplace:
Michigan
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Emile Ames
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
26
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1854
Birthplace:
Virginia
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Ida Arnold
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
23
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1857
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
William H. Arnold
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
30
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1850
Birthplace:
Kentucky
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
W. N. Barber
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
35
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1845
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Edwin Barry
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
33
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1847
Birthplace:
England
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
John S. Best
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
33
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1847
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Mary Best
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
31
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1849
Birthplace:
Maine
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
W. M. Burroughs
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
30
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1850
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actor Opera House
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Name:
Ida Burt
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age
24
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1856
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Jennie Carpenter
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
39
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1841
Birthplace:
Ohio
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
George Charles
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
24
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1856
Birthplace:
England
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Frank Clark
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
23
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1857
Birthplace:
Ohio
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Lillie Clark
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
20
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1860
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Maud Clary
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
8
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1872
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Virginia Clary
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
24
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1856
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Katie Coe
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
24
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1856
Birthplace:
Indiana
Occupation: Performer
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Name:
Ada Coleman
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
29
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1851
Birthplace:
Vermont
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Sadie Connelly
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
24
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1856
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Theatrical Performer
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Name:
Anna Cook
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
26
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1854
Birthplace:
Pennsylvania
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Charles A. Cook
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
24
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1856
Birthplace:
Michigan
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Millie Christina
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
20
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1860
Birthplace:
Pennsylvania
Occupation: Actress At Kenips
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Name:
Mattie Dallon
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
24
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1856
Birthplace:
Missouri
Occupation: Theatrical Performer
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Name:
Dolly Davies
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
15
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1865
Birthplace:
Missouri
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
J. G. Dillon
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
32
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1848
Birthplace:
England
Occupation: Comedian
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Name:
Susie Dillon
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
23
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1857
Birthplace:
Louisiana
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Dotty Dimple
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
23
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1857
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Charles Edmunds
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
35
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1845
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Mary Edmunds
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
30
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1850
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Terry Ferguson
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
23
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1857
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Performer
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Name:
Blanch Fountainbleau
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
35
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1845
Birthplace:
England
Occupation: Actress At Kenips
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Name:
Ella Fountainbleau
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
7
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1873
Birthplace:
Colorado
Occupation: Actress At Kenips
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Name:
Leona Fountainbleau
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
13
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1867
Birthplace:
Colorado
Occupation: Actress At Kenips
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Name:
Frank A. Gibbens
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
30
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1850
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: King Of The Aire
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Name:
Belle Gilbert
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
22
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1858
Birthplace:
Tennessee
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
I. S. Gilbert
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
26
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1854
Birthplace:
Tennessee
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Mamie Graham
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
23
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1857
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
John Hamlin
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
30
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1850
Birthplace:
Ohio
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Dot Hamilton
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
17
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1863
Birthplace:
New Jersey
Occupation: Dancer
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Name:
Fannie Harrington
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
21
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1859
Birthplace:
Maryland
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Munday Hernandez
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
28
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1852
Birthplace:
Georgia
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Mrs. Edward. Hill
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
21
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1859
Birthplace:
Illinois
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Joseph P. Holden
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
25
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1855
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
F. P. Hollingsworth
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
40
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1840
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Keeps Variety Show
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Name:
Bessie Hunter
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
28
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1852
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Asa B. Hutchinson
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
57
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1823
Birthplace:
New Hampshire
Occupation: Concert Singer
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Name:
Joannia C. Hutchinson
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
53
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1827
Birthplace:
Maine
Occupation: Concert Singer
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Name:
Nellie D. Hutchinson
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
23
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1857
Birthplace:
Maine
Occupation: Concert Singer
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Name:
Oiver D. Hutchinson
Oliver Dennett Hutchinson
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
23
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1857
Birthplace:
Massachusetts
Occupation: Concert Singer
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Name:
Nellie Jordan
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
22
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1858
Birthplace:
Wisconsin
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Maggie Joyce
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
21
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1859
Birthplace:
Pennsylvania
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
John M. Kerns
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
30
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1850
Occupation: Cornet Player
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Name:
R. M. Lamb
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
29
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1851
Birthplace:
England
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Charles Lang
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
20
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1860
Birthplace:
Pennsylvania
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
William Lang
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
18
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1862
Birthplace:
Pennsylvania
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Jennette Langrisha
Jennette Langrishe
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
38
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1842
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
J. S. Langrisha
J. S. Langrishe
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
40
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1840
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Minnie Loder
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
35
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1845
Birthplace:
England
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Rosa Maretta
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
21
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1859
Birthplace:
Missouri
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
David Mcelroy
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
24
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1856
Birthplace:
Ohio
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Florence Meiss
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
20
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1860
Birthplace:
Ohio
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Mary Meyers
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
24
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1856
Birthplace:
Iowa
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Gus Mills
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
26
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1854
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actor At Grand Central
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Name:
Ada Mitchel
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
20
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1860
Birthplace:
Missouri
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
G. F. Moore
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
31
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1849
Birthplace:
Missouri
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Kate Moore
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
27
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1853
Birthplace:
Missouri
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Millie Morgan
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
18
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1862
Birthplace:
Illinois
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Edwin Nalod
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
35
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1845
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
J. F. Nathen
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
34
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1846
Birthplace:
Scotland
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Lucy Norton
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
21
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1859
Birthplace:
Ohio
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Harry S. Parker
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
31
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1849
Birthplace:
Pennsylvania
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Belle Perry
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
23
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1857
Birthplace:
Iowa
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Charles Radliff
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
25
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1855
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actor At Colliseium
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Name:
Frank Roach
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
35
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1845
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Virginia Ross
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
19
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1861
Birthplace:
Virginia
Occupation: Actress At Woods Opera House
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Name:
Leopold Saulfield
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
24
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1856
Birthplace:
England
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Albert Schultz
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
21
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1859
Birthplace:
Ohio
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Louise Stetson
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
18
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1862
Birthplace:
Connecticut
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Belle Stocking
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
18
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1862
Birthplace:
Indiana
Occupation: Dancer
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Name:
Ned P. Sullivan
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
28
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1852
Birthplace:
England
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
John Swan
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
43
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1837
Birthplace:
Sweden
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Amy Tudor
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
26
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1854
Birthplace:
England
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
John Tudor
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
28
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1852
Birthplace:
England
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Lillie Tudor
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
6
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1874
Birthplace:
England
Occupation: Actress
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Name:
Harry Vernon
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
26
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1854
Birthplace:
Pennsylvania
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
Harry Walker
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
32
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1848
Birthplace:
Maryland
Occupation: Actor
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Name:
L. H. Walker
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
29
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1851
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation: Variety
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Name:
Minnie L. Webb
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
34
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1846
Birthplace:
England
Occupation: Actress At Mc Daniels
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Name:
William Wilson
Home in 1880:
Leadville, Lake, Colorado
Age:
23
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1857
Birthplace:
New York
Occupation:
Actor At Grand Central
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