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the enrichment of himself. He took four
or five hundred pupils in hand at so much
for course, and he dragged them through
a series Of a score OF sentences in chorus,
bawlHg out the pronunciation himself and
listening to the response in a volume Of
voices One good thing was done by this
imperfect oral demonstration. 1t taught
people to use their ears for a language
rather than their eyes. porting over a book
and distracted by everything but Dronuu-
citation. Really every human being learns
one language, and learns it only
by use. If other tongues are picked
up, It is on the same plainly the practice
of the tongue and ear. The Introduction Of
printing is almost an obstacle to the acqui-
sition of languages. BRUSH
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SHINING Notes.

No steamers announced to sail to-day. The
Pomona falls due from Humboldt Bay, the Una
tilla from Victoria and Puget Sound the San Benito
from Tacoma. the Santa Rosa from san Diego, the
Gypsy from the Salinas River the Hattie Gage from
Eel River and the Emily from Coos Bay.
Tomorrow the San Juan sails for Panama, the
willamette Valley tor Yaq uina Bay the Columbia
FOR Portland and the Los Angeles for Newport.
The State OF California falls due from Portland. the
Empire from NanaimO, and the Michigan from
Roche HarbOr
The bark wilma, 1909 tons loads coal at Nanaimo
for this port or san Pedro.
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san Franclsco Meat Markst.

as follows:
BEEF-Flrst quality, Size; second quality, &c;
third do. 4G4L2c
VEAL-Iarge, e@7c: small Calves 71sasIhc
ELECTROMAGNETIC d715c: Ewes 6ia@7c
LAMB-Spring sage p 10.
PORK-Iiye hogs 4Js@5c p II for heavy hard
grsin-fed; 505i4c FOR light average do; stock
Hogs. s1aG4szc; dressed do. 71a45e . ID.
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Potrero-Avenue improvement Club.

At meeting of the Potrero-ayenue In
provement Club. held in Mannerbund Halle
on Friday night, Peter Stolberg in the
chair, it was stated that extensive improve
ments to the County Hospital are contem-
plated. and it was suggested that protest
be prepared, as 1t Is tue opinion Of many
that the hospital should not be continued
on It's present site. The delegates to the
Federated Clubs were instructed to have
that body insist upon the Supervisors carry
ing out their promise TO remove the Pest
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sometimes down. Jerome's picture re-
produces the scene for modern civ
iliZatiOn. The men who fought took
a pride in their skill and butchering
CAPACITIES. They had nc private revenges to
crafty, but they fought with their short
swords for dear life and the qualification OF
onlooking masters. Hadit been the fashion
Of the Roman people. they would have used
natures weapons with the same ardor as
the modern pugilisJ. The matTOn looked on
at these spectacles with just as much en-
thusasm as the man. As VITA oeast
fighting for life. man elected more ~
tense interest than cOmbatS among AMI
mals Of different degrees OF ferociiy ana
strength VIII the time come when ladies'
will 20 to these club meetings for prlZe-hghts,
and look on with something OF tue interest
shown By the Roman mstr0ns of OLD? 1t IS
significant that they already go TO the parade
exhibitions of prominent boxers.
Long ago there was a fight in England
which had thrilling interest for California.
1t was the meeting between John c.
Keenan, OF Benicia, feet >, and Tom Sayers.
> feet s. Everybody wanted to be az that
fight. 1t was intensely international. The
two nations spoke of it as il they had
chosen, and not accidentally furnished. the
champions. Ii was a drawn baule-drawn
by the police, who broke through the ring.
and every body may have his opinion
how the fight would have ended had
there been d continuance until. as was
literally the practice the sponge was
thrown up. Neither combatant suffered IN
reputation by tie armed Intervention of the
the guardians Of the peace. Each became
a hero. and a vast volume of virtuOuS
patriotism was liberated by the various ed
itOrs who treated the theme. Thackeray,
who was enormously described as an on
locker, handled the subject delightfully."- in
one Of bis Roundabout PaIers in the Corn
hill, and spoke manfully Of the staying
qualities Of both the giant and the dwarf,
especially the dwarf to whom he playfully
alluded as Sir Thomas. Possibly in the
eighteenth century Savers would have been
knigbted, and would have deserved the
bouor lust as well as hundreds Of others
who gain their fame on the battlefield by
similar qualities Of endurance and courage.
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THE SLAIN SAILOR.
Beginning OF the Inquiry Into Ott'
Anderson's Deaih.

Beginning OF the Inquiry Into Otto
AndeTson's Death.
An inquest was commenced yesterday in
the case of Otto Anderson, the sailor who
was fatally stabbed by John Gumme during
a row at Mission pier Friday night Five
witnesses gave unimDortant testimony, after
which the taking of further testimony was
postponed until Tuesday morning. They
told how union men had tried TO induce the
n0n-uni0n crew to leave the bark S. O..
Allen. During the scrimmage that ensued
upon the wharf Anderson, whu had not
taken part in the fight, was stabbed in the
lett breast by Gumme.
The preliminary examination of Gumme
on charge Of murder was continued BY
Judge Rx until Monday Gumme admits
having stabbed Anderson. but says he did
so in self defense.
The funeral Of the slain man will take
place at l o'clock this afternoon from the
Coast Seamen's Hall, on East street.
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WnrId,a FaIr-

The next regular meeting of the Worlds
Fair Commissioners will be held on June
IA. In the meantime considerable work is
being done, specially in the country, where
fair matters are very lively. County assO-
Citations have just been organized at Red
Bluff and Yuba City, and for June 8 a
Worlds Fair meeting has been called at
Sacramento. Delegates will be present
from all counties south of Tehaehapi
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EXCHANGE and RuIIinn.
The Neek,. Failures.

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports 10
failures in the Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the week ending yesterday. as COMPARED with
for the previous week and ii for the corresponds
ing week or 1891.
The failures for the past week are divided among
the trades as follows: saloons grocers, dairy.
! mil wright, boots and shoes. general mer IN
disc, ] photographer, I florist, ieweler, cigars
ann %
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California Fruits.

CHICAGO June PORTER Bros. Company sold
to-day carloads OF California fruit, Prlngls
aprcOts brought 81 so, cherries 81 1902 40. Fruit
is IN good coalition. The weather is bad and it is
raining hard.
he Earl Fruit Company sold to-day Royal april
cots at ~ 90; seedlings. - l5 PTinge, 81 059
20; Tartarian cherries. 81 5O9l 80; Bigersau,
81 O5; Royal Anne, 81 0g@2 %. Some in very
bad order brought less
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Stricken with ParalysIs.

Orlando NJ. Clayes, one of the founders Of
the Stockton Independent at one time part
owner OF the Alta, and State Printer in
1864 >, has been stricken with paralysis
As Mr.. Clayes is we'll advanced in years, it
is feared that the attack will prove fatal
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CHICAGO. June 4.-Nheat opened from Csc to s4e
higher, on sultry weather and threatened Iust de
clued sac local sunshine. advanced l94e on
predictions Of a rain Sunday, off &C on real
iztng and closed steady at "a 3sc higher than yes
terday. Rye, use Barley, 6UG62c.
CHICAGO. June 4.-Wheat-Cash. $3.50 Corn
55c, Pork-SI0 So Lard-So 271a RfDs-S6 30 Y.
MhlSky-$l l5
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Trading in mining shares very limited last
week and ptices showed falling of. No news OF
sufficient Importance TO warrant advance
was received, but at the same time from
private sources it Is learned that the real
condition of the mines is far better than
the insiders" would have the public believe.
The showings in the Ophir and the 1900 level OF
Con. Cal, & Va. are developing in a manner that
viii eventually make itself felt in the affairs on
Iine street. At present things LOOK very gloomy
and unpreposessing; FIRMS going out OF business,
dealers are being driven away and the stocks are
beginning TO accumulate Ia the companies Offices
on account OF assessments and altogether the
whole business presents ptiable appearance
ON the early call yesterday trading very light
aud prices showed but little change. total OF 400
shares OF l9 stocks changed hands aud of these
Best q fletcher 81 O5, sierra Nevada 81 05 and
Con. Cal. a Virginia s. so. to sales Of but 100
shares Crown Point sold at Soc, NoTcrOss $ 80.
Potosi 55c. Savage 81 30 and Jacket Doc. The bal
anCe Of the mark ct remained steady but inactive
After the cal there was very little doing, prices
remained steady aud no change OF Importance was
to be seen at the close.
NOTES
Silver remained steady yesterday, with bars sell
ing at SSL9c In New YORK aud 4U1ad In London.
The annual meeting or the Crown Point mining
company takes place tomorrow, and that Of tue
ihomas Whitley, one of best known and most
popular bOOkies ia the san Francisco Board. IS
clos ng up his accounts prior 10 going out OF bust
feeble attempt is stn being made by two or
three OF the membtrs OF the late ''OrOker cOmbneh
TO keep MP their organic ton, but 1t Is meeting with
very poor success the brokers realize tn q
the combine was failure.
The yellow JACKET is shipping daily abOut SO tons
to the Brunswick mill ore oil fair quality. Usual
prospecting being done.
III the Scorpion the joint north drift from the 600
level OF the Union shalt has total length of S76
feet face in the same formation rs at last report
The weekly reports OF the Quijotoas show that In
the Peerless the 300 level fair progress con-
tinues TO be made in the north drift. The vein is
strong the face, which all In quartz with some
fair ore, showing in punches through X. The face
OF the drift is In SO feet
In the Croker the west crescent from the south
drift on the 800 level. which is being run 10 cut
the vein OF ore showing on the level above is now
cut so feet with face in iron-stained porphyry
Mining assessments falling delinquent this month
amount to $3.50 2l0. all levied by Nevada mines.
In the same month last year the amount called for
was S203,U 900.
Following Are the Highest Prices During
the Past Week.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
SATURDAY EVENING. June 4.
IAuN- or TILE AfAH Z ETA

SATURDAY EVENING, June 4.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Wheat futures hrmer.
Barley dull and easy
oats steady.
Corn aud Rye weak and dull.
Hay quiet and easy.
Potatoes and Onions weak.
Butter and Eggs steady.
Poultry and Game nominal.
Cherries and Strawberries higher
Lines lower.
General advance in Vegetables.
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New YORK Markets.

NEW YORK, June 4-There was a moderate vol
ume of business In the stock market. but the ANNA
ton was again at the expense of values, the bears
becoming aggressive, resulting In material losses in
Burlington, Rock Island, Northern Pacific pre-
ferred IackBwanna, sugar and Kansas and Texas.
The general list a rule was duII and featureless
The close was fairly active and weak at about the
lowest prices OF the day. Governments dull and
steady. PetrOleum-July closed at 545sc
NEW YORK, June 4.-United States Bonds. rs.
1861 do. rs. 100; NoTthern Pacific, 10: cana
dian Pacific 49, Central Pacific 30l5: Union Pa
cine. 398a: AtehisOn ana Santa re- 3334 Wells
Fargo. las: western Union. 951s; silver eSI2e;
sterling 81 S712014 80.
Wheat-June. 81 nc. Flour steady Coffee
sl2 -. sugar 2s4l03ise. Hons - Pacihc Coast
23@2Sc. Hides. &C. Copper-Lake. Sl1 So Thu
spot. S2l 80 Lead-Domestie, 81 rs. Iron-$l6
Petroleum-July, 54ssc.
HOPS.
Hops are more active. with an excellent brewers
business as a strong undercurrenL Values I'M
changed
SALMON.
ked Alaska salmon sells for 81 10 spot There
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English Whe Market.

LIVERPOOL. June 4-The spot market is steady
nj rs Sd Cargoes are quiet at 35s Sd for OF coast
35s I'd lOr Just shipped and S5s I'd FOR nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the foil owing
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter; June,
Us 934d July, is 10 ad: August, Us Il%d; Sep
TENDER rs Ol4d; October rs lad
SECURITIES.
IoNDoN June 4-Consols 06 1851 Silver,
4O1sG; Rentes, 9Sf 45c
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Chic go Markets.

Sugar Is strong and unchanged.
Cotfee-Quiet, with slight advance Sales, 10 900
bags June 81 %; July, Sl2 August, 81 O5.
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81 94E949- S5i MARKET ST. s.
p NEAR SIXTH. 3
] Kellp Bros, J
81 DRYGOoDS Nh0 CLOAKS. 81
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les FrSuWe


NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
L EARNY AND WASHINGTON STS.-RE-MOD-
N eled aud renovated KING WARD & c..
European plan. Rooms soc TO 81 so per day. 81 to
81 per week, IS TO $50 per month; tree baths: hot
and cold water every room; IRE CRATES in every
room; elevator runs all night fell WeSaSu "
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DRY GOODS.
DR. ESS
: : GOODS

PERFUNERY DEPARTMENT.
KHuckie Brushes, Sc.
Sochet Powders, 25c an OF.
Triple Extracts, CSC an or.
Cucumber Skin Tonic, 25c.
37-inch New Chevrons and
Diagonals, 25c. 39-inch ALL
Wool Bedford Cords, soc; 49,
inch same, at 75c. 4o-inch
Two-toned Fancy Mixtures,
Coo. 38-inch Atwood dag
onals, changeable effects, soc.
2o-inch Changeab1e Taffeta
Silks, 81. I9-inch Heavy
eros Grain Silk, black, 75c.
38-inch Brilliant Luster Al
pacas, at soc. Here is a list
Of exceptional values that
you want to get in on early:
800 dozen FINE WHITE EMBROID-
Erred AND SCALLOPED La
DIES HANDKERCHIEFS, at
12bc. 15c, zoe. 25c, 35c each, that are
worth double; see them in the win
dow
10000 yards of NEW IRISH POINT
LACES. in medium widths. just TO
hand. 12hc, 15c, zoe, 25C, 35e, 40c,
Soc 75c. 81; white, ivory and ecru.
2 cases NEW PRINTED WASH FAB
RICS-32-inch Silkalines, pineapple
finish, 15c. and a Dlmiiy Corded
Slkaline, 6 yards for 81, that is a
marvel
10 cases NEW TABLE LINENS, zoe,
25c Csc. soc, 75c 81, 81 30, 81, 81 80
yard. Our famous 800 Damask-
plenty Of il now.
EXTRA SPECIAL-A lot of SLIGHT
LY DAMAGED TENNIS FLAN-
NELS, worth Zoe. reduced to sc.
See our Windows for Kid
Gloves, Hosiery, Corsets,
Ladies' Underwear and Mems
Furnishings.
All Our Kid Gloves Mended
Free for One Year.
OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 10 P. NJ
MAIL 0RDE8S ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY
REST LIGHTED STORE III The CRY
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ARGANS IN PARASOLS CLOAKS HOSIERY GLOVES UNDERWEAR Etc
Southwest Corner Of Market and Fifth Streets.

are reliable goods at a lower price For stock
atioat, on sail vessel, 5 l21a is offered.
BEANS
California lima beans, August delivery by Pacific
Mail, are quoted at 81 SOC 65 spot parcels 81 75
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
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Last year 22.0S0 patents were issued,
nearly twice as many as were granted during
the first 30 years Of tho Patent Office.
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Sun AND TIDE TABLE.

Computed by THOMAS TENN ESr. Chronomstsc and
Instrument Maker. California ssre5s
Sign OF the Wooden Sailor
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SATURDAY, June L.
Stmr st Pau. Erskine Oonalaska; Alaska Com Co
Br stmr Grandholm, Mason, Oc9s; L G st ele
& Co.
Stmr los Angeles, Leland, Wilmington; Goodau,
Perkins & Co.
Stmr Columbia. Boues Astoria; UPRRCo
Haw stmr san AiateO Smith, COmoI; Pacific Imp
Co.
Brig w IRWIN. Mccullough, Honolulu; J D
Spreckels < Bros.
Schr Aloha, johnson, Honolulu Williams, Di
mond 4 Co.
Sailed.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Date. Of pennrture from san Francisco.
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sHiPPING INTELLlG l.Noa.
Arrive &.

Arrived.
SATURDAY. jane 4.
Stnlr CITY OF Panama Clark 50 days from Pau
ANA etc: pass aud mdse 20 2 NJ ) Co
Stmr City of New York. johnson, 10 days from
Panama, via san Diego: pass and mdse' to 7 NJ
Co.
stmr Homer Butler hours from Eureka; pass
and IEdse, TO Z Z Kruse.
stlnr Newsboy. Lfeblg IA hours from Navarro;
263 NJ It lumber. 10 Navarro Mill Co.
Bark Seminole, Weeden, 20 DAYS from Newcastle,
NSW; 1880 tons coal d Spreckels a Bros
Cleared.
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PERFDMERY DEPARTMENT.
KDuckie Brushes, Sc.
S0chet Powders, 25c an OF.
Triple Extracts, csc an or.
Cucumber Skin Tonic, 25c.
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MORNING SALES.
Board-l0O Gaslight 70; rs vigort Powder
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srrAmnas DEsrrNAr1oN SAILS wHRr
The Lamar register., 1892-02-13
A STATUE FOR THE FAIR.
Denver Women to Send a Work of Art
to Chicago Next Year.

A large gathering OF the prominent
ladies' Of Denver was held at the residence
Of Mrs Governor Routt on the 9th to take
action in reference to some suitable gilt
by the ladies of Denver to the Colorado
exhibit at the Worlds Fair. Invitations
TO the meeting were distributed by Mrs.
Routt, who was elected chairman. Mrs.
7. II. Moore was elected secretary and
Mrs. J. X. Hanna treasurer.
Mrs. E. NJ. Ashley, lady manager rep
resentlng this state. being present, ad-
dressed the meeting In favor of Preston
Powers's group, 1.-The Closing Era" She
said: sin looking for works of art to rep
resent Colorado in the hall OF statuary at
the Columbian Exposition this model, ex-
ecuted by Preston Powers and named by
the poet John G. Whittier, 1.-The Closing
Erar' seemed especially appropriate for
our state to send. Both bison and Indians
were very numerous in Colorado less than
thirty years ago and yet many of the
children in our state have never seen
either roaming at large, which shows how
rapidly both are passing away. The
artists idea is to represent the Indian
who stands looking upon the bison he has
slain-as stoically thinking that as the
American OLSON lON tAllOsl eALluCL. So
too the American Indian will soon be
known only in history"
Mrs. Ashley suggested that the women
of Denver have a heroic representation in
bronze sent TO Chicngo, and upon its re-
turn to Denver, have it placed in the
capitol grounds. She said that she had
I laid this plan before Mr.. Powers, and in
reply he made the proposal to reproduce
his group in bronze, one eighth larger than
life. for $4,000, he to deliver it in good
order in Chicago on the exposition grounds
and place it in position before April 10,
! 1893
1 The plan met with cordial response
! from the ladies' in attendance and they
| promptly agreed to raise or donate the
amount OF 81, 900, which indicates that the
whole sum will be raised At once. The
[. group will be a credit TO the ladies OF
Denver, not only at Chicago but forever
afterward in the caoitol grounds at Den,
yer.
The Lamar register., 1892-02-13

be said TO be an expression of the best
thought OF the best hardware men in the
country. In fact the store is destined to
bs one OF the show places" of the city,
and the people OF the state are cordially
Invited to examine it, irrespective of any
idea Of business Tue store occupies five
stories, covering two lots. On the second
floor arc elegant offices that will be rented
10 manufacturers agents In the hardware
and house furnishing line. One of the
chief features Of the first floor will be an
art room, for the exhibition of fine build
crs' hardwa yyherc an architect can send
his ciicat TO see the various styles OF door
and window trimmings on the natural
wood. This room will be perfect gem,
aGd to examine its contents will be n lib
eral education in the beauty and harmony
OF builders hardware.
Doubtless other large firms will locate
on California street in the early future,
but It's character as a business street has
been established by the houses / have
mentioned, together with q considerable
number OF smaller dealers
On the corner Of Seventeenth and Cali
forula streets is tho new California build
ing nearly completed, six stories and base
meut mAssiyely constructed of granite
and pressed brick. Messrs. Cordes Il Field
hauser the well known carpet dealers,
have commenced work on n large block at
the corner OF California and Sixteenth
streets, opposite McNamara's. J. ID. d.
The Lamar register., 1892-02-13
DENVER BUSINESS HOUSES.

The list belolu comprises SONS Of t.,
best business houses in Denuer, and ttsJ
ufu furnish bank references If reqttrsI.
DENVER WALL PAPER & PAINT Co-oheapess
place for Wall Paper, Paints, etc. send ZOE
prices and samples. 1875 Lawrence.
THE GREAT WESTERN MUTUAL ACCIDENT AS
ISOLATION. and Tabor block P. o. Box l9a9.
HEsuNGToN TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES
ltag gChnrnpa-stenogrnpher furnished free.
TIwARE OF PAINT"-Tho L. C. Retze Bros.
Wall Paper and Decorating Co., l6ll Welton-
DENVER MFG. CO., 18th and Market-Harness,
Saddles, Horse Goods. Send 12c for Ill. Cat.
1HE DENVER FIRE CLAY Co--1sn Lartmer'
Dealers in Photographers supplies.
JNo. NJ. BERKEY & CO., Boston Block-Rrokers
in Real Estate and Loans
1MPRONID Farm wanted, partly Fruit preferred,
for choice Denver property. w, 11l01Ith St.Denver
sTEFHENS, HANCHETT Co-Real Estate, Loans
EoTEL Brunswick 10th and Lawrence-European
EDw. RoLLANDET, 81 Tabor blk-Map Drawing.
II. H. HEIsER, l5So Blake-Harness, Saddles. es,.
5osLIN & PARK, Jewelers. Opera House Block.
The Kennedy & Pierce Mach'y. Co-Mining Mach'y
The Lamar register., 1892-02-13
HOW DENVER GROWS.
SOME LANDMARKS IN THE
GROWTH OF DENVER.

The Business Section in I87e-Remi-
niscences of the Beginning of the
Present Era-CaIifornia the Last
Cross Street to Secure Business
Standing-Some Great California
Street Houses-The Show Street of
Artistic Stores.
DENVER, Colorado. February s.
some thirteen years ago, In 1878 and
is's. the phenomenal silver discoveries at
Leadyilie and the immense business which
The upbuiiding of that wonderful mining
camp brought to Denver, gave Denver the
hrst Impulse of an era o. rapid growth
that has continued until now. To those
who have watched tho city since that date
II Is always interesting TO recall the var
ioas stages Of its growth and note how,
year oy year, business houses have gone
farther out TO take possession OF new
streets.
In the spring OF 1879, the principal bu.i
ness streets were Fifteenth, Sixteenth
Blake Holiaday lnow called Market) and
LaT!mer, with few stores on Lawrence
street LArimer street was a prominent
aHd growing locality and It naturally cap
iurcd the two prineipaI buildings begun
during that yoar-the Tabor Block, At
siKieouih and Larimer, and the Windsor
Hotel Eighteenth and Larimer.
Coming 10 Denver In 1873 and beginning
work 10 the ofiiee OF the Dcnvcr Drfly
Times, 1 quickly learned the names and
locations Of tho streets Us far up as Law
renee, but 1t was ouly by dini of innumer-
able repetition that fixed in my mind. in
their proper order. the streets above
Ararahoe, Curtis, Champa, Stout CaIifor-
MIA, Wcltou, Gieuurm, fremont They
were residence streets without any strilk-
Ing features. I boarded fas ilme on
California street, and tho boys Ia the oiiee
used 10 rally ne about living out "ncar
Kansas City"
All these facts were recalled 10 my mind
tho ether DAY by 40 itom In the daily pa-
pcrs, stating that tho Roberts Hardware
Company were moving into their new
store, ltIa 70 i6s5 California street. Then,
for the 6Fst tlzlc, fully rcali4sl the fact
that within a short time, California
street has biossomcl out iHto m important
business street bcEsn 10 count up the
trst class business establishments upon
that street. AID found 70 my surprise that