El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-17
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
[CoDtipued from 18th page.

AFT Colonia Juarez. MIR. Howes mas
been in Mexico for a considerable
time and is familiar with all parts OF
the district known as the Casas Gram
des countrv. His stages never fail to
run and no flood has yet been to great
in the country to stop the mail which
he invariably gets through on time.
PIERCE & WILSON.
Pierce and Wilson is the name OF
firm doing a general merchandise
business at Colonia Dublan and also
conduct a large lumber yard at Cludad
Juarez. At Dublan the firm is an
agent for the Mccormick Harvesting
machinery and handle a general line
of agricultural machinery as well AT
Juarez they are at present the eX-
elusive retailers of lumber from the
great lumber district near Casas
Grandes.
MANUEL PADRON.
This Young man opened meat
market in Casas Grandes about
month ago and is enjoying gooo
business. He has been a resident OF
the new town for ten months coming
from San Antonio Texas. Mr.. + adron
carries q general line of fresh and
salt meats and the opening OF MS
Mace of business has beenva great
convenience to people of this LOCALITY
who desire fresh meats. The Conces-
sion for butchering is to be AWARDED
this month and Mr.. Padron's TRENDS
hone that he will be successful in
securing the privilege.
TOWNSEND BENSON.
A.B. Townsend and Benson engaged
in the saloon business here about two
months ago but are preparing to give
more attention to the grocery busl
ness which will soon be added.
ATTORNEY EDMUND RICHARDSON.
Edmund Richardson has been a resi-
dent of Mexico for twelve years COM
ING here from Utah. Shortly after
locating here Mr.. Richarson took up
the study of law and now holds Ger.
tificate for four years course at the
National school of Jurisprudence OF
the CITY of Mexico. He is well versed
in all matters appertaining to Mex
lean law and has been congratulated
by prominent Mexicans on the huency
with which he speaks the Spanish
language. Mr.. Richardson has repre-
scented the Mormon colonies In all
legal matters transacted with the
Mexican government and has been
yerv successful in securing many con-
CeSsiOns.
7. II. STEWART.
Mr.. Stewart came to Casas Grandes
for his health last January and being
attracted by the prospects for the
future here, engaged in the restau-
rant business and later started a bar
Der shop in the same establishment.
Mr.. Stewart is a veteran of the war
of 81, and was formerly In the news
paper business at Goodland, Kansas.
COOLEY & PROWS.
This firm which is engaged in the
general merchandise business COM
prizes c. r. Cooley and J. D. Prows,
both young men. They have been
established in business but a short
time and already enjoy large trade
with the colonies and as outfitters for
parties bound for the hills. Their
store is we'll stocked with a line of
goods usually carried by general mer-
chants, and being at all times cour-
teous in their treatment of customers
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ASSAY OFFICES.
The attention of miners is called to
the announcements in this issue of the |
Independent Assay Office and the Sea-
mon Laboratory of assaying. Both are
responsible firms and will fulfill any
agreement they may make.