Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-15

eNPeft ulrectorN man, VIII pc llDerNl. | ly supported-and will bunko hls | patrons.'
 An this was ten years ago. How. ever it Is still proper to suggest that | there is urgent necessity for the | adoption of some scheme Of definite ! location"
 In connection with this directory of l 1 Bisbee was published the directory of Douglas. The book contained PTS pages which Is less than is necessary now for Bisbee and the Warren Dis. trict. In the 1904 directory there were 4O25 entries for Bisbee. Ten years later there are 9275.
 At that time the PostoHce was in ! Brewery Gulch and ]. McCabe was the postmaster. There were two banks then, now there are four Two den. lists . C. Gonzales and w. P. Han. kin. were following their profession in Bisbee. They are here yet. Dr. Gonzales has the same office location now and then. Carl Clausen. the min. ing engineer. also has the same office that he did then. At that time there were nine lawyers in Bisbee. Two of them. Judge Fred Sutter and Starr Williams. are still here There were eleven physicians in those days and of that number c. H. Hunt and F. E. Shine are here new. I. W. Wallace is the only real estate man here now who was in the real estate business then. W. x. Edwards and Gus Haiglar were fin the mercantile business ten years ago. l.. J. Overlook was run ming a store also. Rob Coughran was in the cigar and news business on Brewery Gulch, all same present time. |. c. Shattuck had a lumber yard, Boston X Brown were running res taurant on Main Street and Buxton Smith Co. were listed as wholesale grocers. C. K. Barnus was in the transfer business then and he is still following the same line His compet- itors at that time have dropped out Jas. Krigbaum was at that time street supervisor There is no roster of city or county officials in the old directory. but by looking through the list we ncte that J. J. Muirhead was mayo at that time. The Copper Queen libra " was doing business under the able guidance of Mrs. Vail in 1904. and ir this respect history repeats itse in
 9'4. c. M. Henkel was in the iewelr business and was up to six months 'ago and was also chiei of the fire de. partment At that time there wa no |. M c. A. or Y. w c. A., but
 Mere was Bisbee Gymnasium which was probably the predecessor of the N. c. A.
 The Naco Stage Line left the Pal Livery Stable at six o'clock every ~"orning It's a safe wager that no
 'rcctory man ever rode cn that stag 'nless he stayed up the night before Bowen Henderson & Hubbard were
 he proprietors of the Palace Livery s ables and Undertaking Parlors af that time, and Bowen & Hubbard arc at the same location and in the same business.
 John TwOmey was running the Cap itol Saloon then, Robert Arbcrn had the Gang Barber Shop on Main Street he must have got that name for his shop out of dream book and Hen ry Waters was repairing shoes on Brewery Gu oh in the days of yore He was still there the other day when l was passing Theo r. Metz as making soft drinks up Tombstone ,anyon ten years ago, and in the 1914 directory he still answers roll call
 Besides those mentioned the fol- lowing businesses were run under
 Ne same ownership or same firm name, or approximately the same:
 P. Angius, the Fair Store, sc. .we-t- B C., Copper Queen St re (n0V Phelps Dodge Mercantile Col V. c Medigovich, E. A. Tovrea & Co.,, Bank of Bisbee and Miners & Mer- chants Bank, Bisbee Lumber Co he Review, Copper Queen Hotel and Bisbee Improvement Co.,. This iatter
 ompany at that time according 10 the directory furnished te ephone service in addition to ice and electric light The Queen Laundry and the Warren Laundry were here then but under different management. A. F. Lutley and J. l.. Stroyier were in he blacksmithing business in those
 'ys and they are following the same inc, Michael Doyle had a lodging house fin Tombstone Canyon and he Is still there.
 F. c. Henderson was secretary of the Odd Fellows at that time, and he must have made good as he Is secretary Of a couple c. lodges at the n~esent time.
 Jchnson Addition. Bakervi'le, Up Ter Lowell, South Blsbee and War ren are not mentioned in the old di. rectory SO it is very probable that
 rere were not very many people ''v'rg cnteide the present city limits