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1 I \ -- FINE CARRIAGES AND I { HARNESS. RES 1g6 RES Macklin, Geo., Midland Block. Mansfield, R. J., Bank Building. McMillan, J. P., 5 N. Tejon. HcIatyre $ Xeielr, I 4 N. Tej on. XcLailp & Wright, 5 5 S. Tej on. McDaniel, J. W., & Co., Oriel Block. Nevins, Ges. O., 10 E. Pike's Peak. Plumb $ IVaIkcen; I 8 N. Tejon. Potter, Job, 13% S. Tejon. Bee6 Brcss., 28 S. Tejon. Reeves, T. B ., 108 E. Pike's Peak. Remiclr, Otis, (insurance) Bank Building. Reynolds, C. a., 17 N. Tejon. Shideler, Thos., & Co., Oriel Block. Sprague, Ira G., qrz S. Nevada. Thurlow, Habn & Williams, Robertson Block. Tutt, Chas., & Co., 102 N. Tejon. , Frank, I 2 N. Tejon. , H. keB., 19 N.Tejon. Arlington Cafe, Mrs. G. S. Allen, proprietor, 127 E. Cu- charras. Clob Coffee Xouse, E. F. Clark, proprietor, Hagerman Block. Deln~onico ~estaura~lt, Mrs. James McGregor, proprietor, 28 S. Tejon. Jones, Wm., zq. E. Huerfano. Rock Island Eating ~ o~ise, E, F. Clark, manager. Rudd, Thos., $26 E. Pike's Peak. Vienna Cafe, T. F. Murray, proprietor, 14 E. Pike's Peak. Windsor Cafe, S. Alexander, proprietor, I 16 S. Tejon. Dress Goods enfli an, Trimmings. i SEC I 97 TIC SECOND-HAND CIOODS. CJlo~gh, John T., 25 and 27 E. Huerfano. Evans & Capell, 26 E Huerfano. Fairley Bros., 23 S. Tejon. Eennsx, John, I rg E. Pike's Peak. Robertson & Da~kppp~~d, 20 E. Huerfano. Seglar, J. W., 109 E. Huerfano. SEWING NACHIIINEH. Aikera, C. E., 107 E. Pike's Peak. Rext & WiBliams, 24 E. Kiowa. Singer Manufacturing Company, J. A. Bower, manager, 122 S. Tejon. SHOBIYZAHERS. dyers, J. W., I 2 I E. Pike's Peak. Bannigan, M., 18% E. Huerfano. Conway, Matt., 2 I E. Pike's Peak. FBolrmce & Nmphey, I 2 r S. Tejon. Hall, F. H., 29 S. Tejon. Holmex & Bumen; 30% N. Tejon. McCnrdy, P. A., 22 and 105 S. Tejon. Perry, Geo. B., 12 S. Tejon. Pnta, C. A., 20 S. Tejon. Snee, James, 18% E. Huerfano. TICKET BROKERS. Horner &: Reed, 104 E. Pike's Peak. Peebles, S. J., 108 E. Pike's Peak. Nunson, X. Do, 10 E. Pike's Peak. PA~NTEAS AND PAPER COR. TEJOX AND KIOWA. HANGERS,
I 1 THE BROADMOOR Land and Investment Company. TRA 198 UND TRANSFER CONPAWIES. Lennox, Wm., cor. Vermijo and Sierra Madre. Pitts & MToolley9 I 2 E. Pike's Peak. Swisl~e~, M. D., 5 E. Huerfano. UNDERTAKEBS. Davis, W. A., I 14 N. Tejon. Fairley Bros., 23 S. Tejon. Hdlett & Baker, 7 N. Cascade. ESTABLISHFD SIXTEEN YEARS, - EVERYTHING FIRST CLASS USL7M. BUSH, h End Bakery. PRACTICAL BAKER AND CONFECT 124 North Tejon St., - Colorado Springs, Colo. 1 PARK STABLES. VAUX & COE, PROPRIETORS. Livery and Boarding Stables. 19 AND 21 EAST CUCPIARRAS ST., COLORADO SPRINGS, - - COLORADO. bn Choice LOCAT!ONS a Speciulfy. COLORADO CITY. I99 COLORADO CITY. WO miles west of Colorado Springs there lies a level plain T extending on both sides of Fountain Creek and rising in terraces to the north and south. This is the site of Colorado City, the manufacturing center of El Paso County. This is one of the oldest towns in the state, and has a most interesting history. It was regularly incorporated in the fall of 1858, during the Pike's Peak gold excitement, and was made the capital of the territory in I 861 by the first territorial legislature. Ex-Governor Gilpin was governor at the second session, which met in June, 1862. Shortly after Governor Evans was appointed by the president, he adjourned the legislature to Golden, and afterwards to Denver, the latter of which, by virtue of its advantages and controlling influences, became the capital. El Paso was first recognized as a county by Governor Gilpin. In the contest for the location of the county seat, Colorado Springs gained the day in 1873. After the removal of the capital and county seat, the town soon lost its prestige, and was only peopled by a class who could not ,get away, or who had made homes here and did not wish to leave them. In I 886, in consequence of the building ofthe Midland Railway, Colorado City awoke from its slumber, and rapidly increased in population and importance. The population in Real o state and Loans I i s & C o,, 117 E. P1KE.S PEAK.
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