Arizona republican., 1899-03-31

l 1874 and nave been cOILlnuOuSly q the same stand on the corner of Wash | ington and Center streets ever since enlarging their quarters several time!
 and now having two large warehouse beside tEe main store. They are gen eral dealers in dry goods, clothing groceries, farm and mining supplies and carry one of the largest stocks O. any firm in the southwest. Besides their mercantile interests the firm has large interests in the territory 1T cattle and lands and are one of the solid and substantial business houses of the country.
 PINNEY 6 ROBINSON.
 The bicycle firm and dealers n sport ing goods of Pinney & Robinson is much the largest in the southwest. Its business extends throughout Arizona and into Texas and New Mexico. The line of bicycles is large and complete and Pinney 6 Robinson are sole agents in the city for Spalding's goods. An other important line carried by this firm is photogra phic goods, from which either the kodak artist or the general photographer may be supplied. The large saIesroom of Pinney S Robinson has lately been reftted until it is the most inviting emporium of bicycles and sporting goods in the southwest. One advantage in buying of this firm is that large supply of parts of wheels is kept constantly on hand so that long waits to hear from eastern jobbers and manufacturers is avoided.
 THE ADAMS HOUSE BARBER
 SHOP.
 J. w. Bolton, proprietor of the Adj ans House barber shop, illustrates what a man who is willing to work can do for himself here in Arizona. MT Bolton came to Phoenix in June. 1891, and entered the employ of Frank Shir ley. For over six years he was fore man of Mr Shirley's shop, but finally determined to branch out for himself and opened the Hotel Adams shop Oc tCber 25, 1898. It has been most sUc- cessful from the start and three chairs have all they can do. MT, Bolton has a fine home in the Churchill addition and is slowly and steadily building himself up to a prominent position.
 DIR. W. w HIBBARD. .-
 Dr. w. W. Hubbard Is natiys, of He attended course of study at Yale and graduated with honor in medicine at Harvard medical college. He practiced his profession for several years at Providence, R. l.. and Denver, Colo, during which time he was a prominent member of the states medical societies, contributing to their transactions. Dur ing October. 1892, the doctor visited Arizona and invested considerably in Phoenix business and residence prop erty In 1893 he plated and opened +1 and in 1895 erected the substantial building on Second avenue. In 1896 he was appointed member of the irst beard of United States pension eN- aminers. The doctor has been l. very practitioner. His attention. however, is at present largely con ined to his business interests and chronic diseases, of which he is one of he leading specialist in the south vest.
 DR. H. J. JESSOP, DENTIST.
 Dr. H. J. Jessop has been success ully engaged in dentistry in Phoenix CT eleven years. Since Dr. Jess0p anne to town important advances have )een made in this profession as there lave been in medicine and surgery. Dr. TessClp's patrons have received the O1 GNGiy y dQullIOu lO I46 SulIl Cl lental knowledge. He is a close stu lent of his profession and has quickly vailed himself Of every improved method. His fitness as a dentist has ,een recognized in his continuous membership of 'tha Territorial Board f Dental Examiners. He occupies leasant offices on the second floor of | he Porter building. )R. J. c. NORTON, VETERINARY |
 SURGEON.
 Dr. J. C. Merton came to Phoenix bout eight years ago and quickly took 1
 front place as a skilled veterinary | u-geOn. He had been graduated from | he Iowa State Agricultural college at mich his principal instructor was the ! resent Secretary Wilson of the de- | artment Of agriculture. This relation | as lately been of advantage to pr, | ICrton and the whole territory for the | octor as territorial veterinarian has | requently called upon the head of the | apartment for the protection of Ari- ona's stock interests. As veterinary urgeon he has been skillful and alert. lis vigilance has on more than one oc- aslCn averted conditions which under careless or less we'll informed official Tould have been followed by disaster. R. F. O. RICHMOND, VETERINARY
 SURGEON.
 A town in which veterinary surgeons ourish is always a good town to live l. Where dumb animals are well lred for there is a high degree of civ izatiOn. It is therefore compliment " to Phoenix and the territory that I. F. O. Richmond has built up an eX- ansive practice hero. Dr. Richmond 9me here well equipped for the prac- ce of veterinary surgery. He is q raduate of the Chicago Veterinary 1llegs with the degree of M. D. c. and
 an honorary member of the Chicago eterinary association. He practiaed in Kansas several years efore coming to Phoenix in 1899. His ractice since then has grown constant and extends now far beyond the mits of the Salt River valley Dr. richmond makes speciality of veter- arv dentistry and fhe troa atmpOt ,)f