1890 - Pikes Peak Library District

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OFFICE: Broad moor.21 N. Tejon Street. 36 COLORADO SPRINGS. House, $80,000 ; Bank Building, $zoo,ooo ; Hagerman Block, $roo,ooo; State Deaf Mute and Blind Institute, old and new buildings, $1 25,000 ; Presbyterian, Congregational and Bap- tist churches, $130,000. There are two handsome Union De- pots, three Hospitals, three large brick school buildings ; two large, well-built halls of Colorado College, and numerous business blocks, hotels, churches of all the leading denominations, and fine residences, distributed in various parts of the city. TEMPERANCE. Colorado Springs has been and is.a temperance town. A clause in each deed prohibits the sale of liquor under penalty of forfeiture. State law permits the city law to prohibit only retail trade. ,Reputable druggists may sell at wholesale and for medicinal purposes under $2000 bonds and $1000 yearly license. There are no saloons. AS A TRADE CENTER the city is of ever-increasing importance. Besides the local trade and that from the surrounding towns, in several lines, especially groceries, hardware, saddlery and carriages, and hides, wool and furs, a large wholesale trade is centered here. The liberal Colorado laws offer advantages for the formation of companies for mining, stock-raising, railroading and irrigation which have not been unimproved and a large number of these have their official headquarters in this city, while many directors and stockholders find no more agreeable place of residence. There are three banks, two daily and four weekly newspapers, six large hotels, and numerous stores of nearly every kind with complete stocks of goods. STATE ':59fi~ HcINTY RE & PEIER, DENTON & WILSON, Allwishingtobuyorse// BEAL ESTATE, cordially invited to call. * COLORADO SPRINGS. As a health or pleasure resort either in summer or winter, Colorado Springs' and Manitou's joint claim to pre-eminence has never been successfully contested. The dry, pure light air works wonders in lung troubles and nervous exhaustion; the cool, summer breezes invite to open-air life and exercises equally with the winter's sunshine ; and the wondrous aggregation of mountains, canons, cliffs, waterfalls, caves, groves and plains, all within easy reach by good roads or romantic trails, delight the visitor and offer never-failing >attractions to the permanent residents. 37
S. N. FRANCIS, Notary Public. COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. J. G. O'BRIEN, Attorney-at-Law. Carriage always in attendance to show Property. MONEY LOANED On Good Real Estate Security. COLORADO SPRINGS. Agt ................................ Agmt Asst. ........................ ..Assistant A. T. & 8. F., Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ave ............................ Avenue Bet.. ............ , ................ .Between Bds.. .............................. .Boards Bkpr. ..................... .Bookkeeper Clk. ............................... .Clerk Col.. ........................... .Colored Cor.. ............................. Corner C. M.. ............... .Golorado Midlsnd D & R. G.. .... ..Denver & Eio Grande D:. T. & P.w:; Denver, Texas & Ft. Worth Emp.. ........................... .Employe Lab.. .......................... ..Laborer nlgr ............................ .Manager N. E.. ........................... Northeast No ............................... .Number N. W. .......................... .Northwest Opp.. ........................... .Opposite P. 0.. .......................... .PostoEce Prop.. ........................ .Prop~ietor Pres ............................ .President Prin. .......................... .Principal Res. .......................... .Residence R. R.. ......................... .Railroad R.ev. .. ....................... .Reverend St ................................. .Street W. E.. .......................... .Southeast S. W.. .......................... Southwest Sec.. ............................ .Becretary Supt.. ..................... Superintendent Treas.. ......................... .Treasurer Wks. .............................. .Works Abernathy, A. J., expressman, res 23C S. Wahsatch. Abyams, Mrs. G., (col) res 16 W. Rio Grande. Acbert, Miss Emma, domestic, 3 2 I N. Weber. Adams, B. F. D., physician, res 410 N. Cascade. AB 1 N & GAZ I N, DEALERS IN WALL PAPER, S Cor. Tejon and Kiowa. Artist's MI aterial%.
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Page 5 and 6: THE BROADMOOR OFFICERS: JAMES POUR
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Page 21 and 22: Broadmoor Dairy. Box 707, Telephone
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