[L002-p001] TITLE SEARCH FOR 618 NORTH NEVADA LEGAL DESCRIPTION:S/2 OF LOT 7, N 25 FT OF LOT 6, BLOCK 22 ADD1 COLO SPRINGS 1. DATED: JULY 1, 1870 RECORDED: FEBRUARY 1, 1871 - BOOK C-PAGE 128 INSTRUMENT: PATENT UNITED STATES OF AMERICA TO WILLIAM P. MELLEN, TRUSTEE DESC:W 1/2-SE 1/4-SEC7 WITH OTHER LAND-T14S-R66W 2. DATED:JULY 22,1871 ACKNOWLEDGED:JULY 22, 1871 RECORDED: AUGUST 15, 1871 - BOOK C, PAGE 300 INSTRUMENT:SPECIAL WARRANTY DEED CONSIDERATION:$1 ACKNOWLEDGED: CHARLES NETTLETON, COMMISSIONER FOR COLO IN CITY, COUNTY, AND STATE OF NEW YORK WM. P. MELLEN, TRUSTEE TO CHARLES B. LAMBORN, TRUSTEE DESC: SAME 3. DATED: APRIL 17, 1866 RECORDED: OCTOBER 27, 1874 INSTRUMENT: ACT CREATING CORPORATION GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF COMM. OF PENN. TO THE NATIONAL LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. 4. DATED: MARCH 13, 1872 ACKNOWLEDGED: MAY 6, 1872 BY A. H. CALEF, COMM. FOR COLORADO IN ST. LOUIS CO. MISSOURI RECORDED: AUGUST 10, 1872 - BOOK E, PAGE 2 INSTRUMENT:SPECIAL WARRANTY DEED CHARLES B. LAMBORN, TRUSTEE TO THE NATIONAL LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY DESC: ONE EQUAL UNDIVIDED 1/2 ETC CONSIDERATION:$16000 5. DATED: MARCH 13, 1872 ACKNOWLEDGED: MAY 6, 1872 BY A. H. CALEF, COMM. FOR COLORADO IN ST. LOUIS CO. MISSOURI RECORDED: AUGUST 12, 1872 - BOOK E, PAGE 5 INSTRUMENT; SPECIAL WARRANTY DEED CHAS. B. LAMBORN, TRUSTEE TO THE COLORADO SPRINGS COMPANY DESC: ONE UNDIVIDED HALF PART ETC. CONSIDERATION: $16000 6. DATED: JUNE 20, 1871 ACKNOWLEDGED: JUNE 22, 1871 BEFORE WM. E. PABOR? NP IN WELD CO. COLORADO [L002-p002] RECORDED: JUNE 29, 1871 BOOK C, PAGE 280 INSTRUMENT: INCORPORATION WM. J. PALMER, WM. P. MELLEN, R. A. CAMERON, ROBT. H. LAMBORN, W. H. GREENWOOD, JOSIAH C. REIFF TO THE COLORADO SPRINGS COMPANY 7. DATED: MARCH 14, 1872 ACKNOWLEDGED: JUNE 3, 1872 BEFORE CHAS. S. HINCHMAN, COMM. OF DEEDS FOR COLO. IN PHILIDELPHIA CO. PENN. RECORDED AUGUST 12, 1872 - BOOK E, PAGE 7 INSTRUMENT: WARRANTY DEED THE NATIONAL LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, ROBT. H. LAMBORN, PREST.N.L. & I. CO, M. L. DECOURSEY SECRETARY TO THE COLORADO SPRINGS COMPANY DESC: ONE EQUAL UNDIVIDED HALF PART ETC CONSIDERATION:$30000 8. DATED: APRIL 19, 1873 ACKNOWLEDGED: JUNE 20, 1873 BEFORE MATT FRANCE NP EL PASO CO. COLO. RECORDED: APRIL 19, 1873 - PLAT BOOK A, PAGE 7 INSTRUMENT: PLAT AND STATEMENT HENRY McCALLISTER, JR., EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, COLORADO SPRINGS COMPANY TO ADDITION NO. 1. TO THE TOWN OF COLORADO SPRINGS DESC:SEC 7 AND 18- T14S-R66W 9. DATED: DECEMBER 27, 1873 ACKNOWLEDGED: DECEMBER 27, 1873 BY MATT FRANCE NP COLORADO SPRINGS RECORDED: JANUARY 1, 1874 - BOOK K?, PAGE 18, J. HOWBERT?, RECORDER INSTRUMENT: DEED COLORADO SPRINGS COMPANY (WM. J. PALMER, PRESIDENT, GERALD DE COURSEY, SECRETARY) TO SAMUEL P. GUTSHALL DESC:LOT NUMBER SIX IN BLOCK NUMBER 22 ( CORRECTED IN DEED DATED MARCH 8, 1882 TO INCLUDE ADDITION 1 TO DESC, RECORDED MARCH 10, 1882) CONSIDERATION:$100 10. DATED:DEC,9 1873 ACKNOWLEDGED:DEC 9, 1873, W. B. SHERMAN?, NP RECORDED:DEC 10, 1973, BOOK 6?, PAGE 555 INSTRUMENT: WARRENTY DEED THE COLORADO SPRINGS COMPANY (WM. J. PALMER ,PRES) TO E. C. KIMBALL DESC: LOT 7, BLOCK 22, CONSIDERATION: $100 11. DATED:DEC 9, 1873 ACKNOWLEDGED: DEC 9, 1873 BY W. B. SHERMAN [L002-p003] RECORDED: DEC 10, 1873 - BOOK (8), PAGE 169 INSTRUMENT : DEED ELISHA C. KIMBALL TO FRANK P LOMBARD DESC:THE SOUTHERN HALF OF LOT NO. SEVEN IN BLOCK NO. TWENTY TWO IN ADDITION NO. ONE IN CITY OF CS CONSIDERATION: $200 12. DATED: DEC 10, 1873 ACKNOWLEDGED: DEC 10, 1873 BY W. B. SHERMAN. RECORDED: JULY 8, 1874, BOOK (8), PAGE 462 INSTRUMENT: DEED FRANK P. LOMBARD TO JAMES F. MCGUIRE DESC: S/2 OF LOT 7,BL 22 CONSIDERATION: $200 13. DATED: APRIL 27, 1874 ACKNOWLEDGED: APRIL 27, 1874 BY MAYLAND CUTHBART?. RECORDED: MAY 9, 1874, BOOK G, PAGE 375 INSTRUMENT: DEED JAMES F.(FRANK) McGUIRE TO SAMUEL P GUTSHALL DESC: S/2 LOT 7 BL 22 (CORRECTED JULY 11 1874 TO INCLUDE ADDITION 1, REC DEC 14, 1874) CONSIDERATION:$200 14. DATED: AUGUST 16, 1875 ACKNOWLEDGED: AUG 16, 1875 BY ? HOWBERT CO CLERK RECORDED: AUG 16, 1874, BY HOWBERT BOOK 15?, PAGE 426 INSTRUMENT: DEED SAMUEL P GUTSHALL TO J. J. POCHON DESC:THE N 25 FT OF LOT 6 IN BL 22 IN ADD. NO. 1 CONSIDERATION: $175. 15. DATED: FEB 25, 1882 ACKNOWLEDGED : FEB 25, 1882 BY FRANCIS? TORR? RECORDED: FEB 28, 1882 BY E J EATON CLERK, BOOK 41?, PAGE 555 INSTRUMENT: WARRANTY DEED J. J. POCHON TO F. L. MARTIN. DESC: THE S/2 OF LOT NO 7 AND THE 25 FT OF LOT 6 BL 22 ADD1. CONSIDERATION: TWELVE HUNDRED ? DOLLARS 16. DATED: FEB 27, 1882 ACKNOWLEDGED: FEB 27, 1882 BY F. A. PERKINS. RECORDED: MARCH 1, 1882 BY E. J. EATON BOOK 41, PAGE 558 INSTRUMENT: WARRANTY DEED F. L. MARTIN TO M. A. DECOURSEY? DESC: THE S/2 OF LOT 7 AND THE N 25 FT OF OF LOT 6 BL 22 ADD1 CONSIDERATION:FOURTEEN HUNDRED [L002-p004] 17. DATED:MARCH 22, 1887 ACKNOWLEDGED: MARCH 22, 1887 BY WILLIAM J. SWINBURNE NP RECORDED: MARCH 22, 1887 BY E. J. EATON CLERK, BOOK 69?, PAGE 279 INSTRUMENT:WARRANTY DEED MARY A. DECOURSEY TO ORLANDO METCALF DESC: THE N 25 FT OF LOT 6 AND THE S/2 OF LOT 7 IN BL 22 ADD1 CONSIDERATION: ONE DOLLAR 18. DATED: SEPT 9, 1890 ACKNOWLEDGED: SEPT 9, 1890 BY F. B. WORTMAN? RECORDED: ? BOOK 126?, PAGE 33 INSTRUMENT: WARRANTY DEED ORLANDO METCALF TO AGNES METCALF DESC: THE N 25 FT OF LOT 6 AND S/2 OF LOT 7 BL 22 ADD1 CONSIDERATION: ONE DOLLAR AND OTHER GOOD AND VALUABLE CONS. 19. DATED: NOV 29, 1895 ACKNOWLEDGED: NOV 29, 1895 BY WILLIAM F ROBB, ALLEGHENY CO PA RECORDED: DEC 11, 1895 BY F. W. HOWBERT CLERK BOOK 230, PAGE 175 INSTRUMENT: DEED AGNES METCALF TO LUCINDA D. PECK DESC: THE N 25 FT OF [ink mark] LOT 6 AND S/2 OF LOT 7 BLZ 2 ADDI CONSIDERATION: ONE DOLLAR AND OTHER GOOD AND VALUABLE CONS. 20. DATED:SEPT 24, 1910 ACK: SEPT 26, 1910 BY CHARLES P. BENNETT REC: DEC 19, 1912! BY ELROY C? SHELDEN REC, BOOK 510?, PAGE 245 INSTR:WARRANTY DEED LUCINDA D. PECK TO MAY S. EATON DESC: N 25 FT OF LOT 6 AND S/2 OF LOT 7, BL22, ADD1 CONS: ONE DOLLAR AND OTHER GOOD AND VAL CONS. 21. DATED:JUNE 18, 1934 ACK: SEPT 14, 1932 BY M. E. STUBBS CLERK REC:DEC 21, 1934 BY C. R. FURROW REC, BOOK? PAGE 385 INSTR:LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION EDWIN J. EATON DIED JUNE 13, 1932, VIOLET M. SMITH OF DENVER IS SOLE HEIR, UNDIV 1/2 INT IN N 25 FT OF LOT 6 AND S/2 OF LOT 7, BL 22, ADDI VALUED AT $3850. DESC:SEE ABOVE CONS: $3850 22. Dat:JAN 13, 1939 ACK:JAN 13, 1939 BY CLARENCE J. WILL?C&C OF DENVER REC: JAN 14, 1939 BY CHARLES OGAIS? REC BOOK 956?, PAGE 396 INSTR:WARRANTY DEED VIOLET M. SMITH TO LEWIS E. CAMDEN AND ELVA L. CAMDEN DESC:N 25 FT OF LOT 6 AND S/2 OF LOT 7, BL22, ADD1 [L002-p005] CONS: TEN DOLLARS AND OTHER VAL CONS. 23. DATED:DEC 30, 1947 ACK:DEC 30, 1947 BY PAUL S. FRIES REC: DEC 31, 1947 BY CHARLES OGAIS? BOOK 1136, PAGE 528 INST:W D LEWIS E. CAMDE[N added in ink] AND ELVA L. CAMDEN TO DAISY C. TODD DESC:N 25 FT OF LOT 6 AND S/2 OF LOT 7, BL22, ADD1 CONS:TEN AND NO/DOLLARS AND OTHER CONSIDERATIONS 24. DAT: JULY 9, 1957 ACK: REC: BOOK 1893, PAGE 359 INSTR: ORDER ADMITTING WILL TO PROBATE WILL OF DAISY C. TODD , DECEASED MAY 28, 1957 DESC:ORDER TO PROBATE AND WILL CONS: [blank] 25. DAT:DEC 11, 1961 ACK : BY MILDRED ALLEN DEPT. REG. OF VITAL STAT. REC:DEC21, 1961 BOOK 1893, PAGE 359? INST:CERT. OF DEATH FOR LEWIS. E. CAMDEN, DECEASED DEC 1, 1961 26. DAT:NOV 8, 1982 ACK: NOV 8, 1982 BY SARA WHITEKER MARTIN REC: BOOK 3632, PAGE 555 INST:W D BONNIE E. CAMDEN, THE SURVIVING TRUSTEE OF ELVA L. CAMDEN TRUST TO THOMAS A. HUDSON DESC: THE N 25 FT OF LOT 6 AND THE S/2 OF LOT 7 BL 22, ADD1, KNOWN AS 616 AND 618 N NEVADA 27. DAT:FEB 4, 1991 ACK:FEB 4, 1991 BY CATHERINE M. LAKEY NP REC:FEBRUARY 5, 1991 BOOK 5811, PAGE 30 INST:PUBLIC TRUSTEES DEED ESTER E. RINARD AND CHARLES D. MCCORMICK AND JANET L. MCCORMICK DDESC:N 25 FT OF LOT 6 AND S/2 OF LOT 7 BL 22, ADD1, PURPORTED ST ADDRESS 616 AND 618 N NEV CONS:$143,935 CONS : $10 [L004-p004] 618 N. NEVADA - OWNER SUMMARY [Handwritten near top:] (D 11/16/93) 1. WILLIAM P. MELLEN, TRUSTEE - 7/1/70 2. CHARLES B. LAMBORN, TRUSTEE - 7/22/71 3. ACT OF CORP N/A 4. THE NATIONAL LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY - 3/13/72 5. THE COLORADO SPRINGS COMPANY - 3/13/72 6. THE COLORADO SPRINGS COMPANY - 6/20/71 7. THE COLORADO SPRINGS COMPANY - 3/14/72 8. PLAT N/A 9. SAMUEL P. GUTSHALL - 12/27/73 * (1840-1908) 10. E(ELISHA). C. KIMBALL - 12/9/73 11. FRANK P. LOMBARD - 12/9/73 12. JAMES F(FRANK). McGUIRE - 12/10/73 13. SAMUEL P. GUTSHALL - 4/27/74 * (1840-1908) 14. J. J. POCHON - 8/16/75 15. F. L. MARTIN - 2/25/82 16. M. A. DeCOURSEY - 2/27/82 17. ORLANDO METCALF - 3/22/87 18. AGNES METCALF - 9/9/90 19. LUCINDA D. PECK - 11/29/95 * (1839-1924) FRANK G.(1862-1922), ?MARY A.(1867-1924), AUTHUR(1835-1907), LENA KOCH(1857-1932) 20. MAY S. EATON - 9/24/10 * (1858-1928), HUSBAND=EDWIN J.(1847-1932), JENETTE ADELMIDE? EATON(6/12/25-2/2/45), CLYDE HUGH SMITH(1876-1964), ELMER F. EATON(1859-1933), CHARLES W. HINE (D 9/20/73 AGED 28 YRS), HELEN HUNT MALBURN(D 4/30/22), ELLA HARDING EATON(1889-1901), LOUIS WHIPPLE EATON(1/23/79-7/6/79), LEWIS WHIPPLE(1822-1892), IOENE? S. WHIPPLE (1822-1900?) 21. VIOLET M. SMITH - 6/18/34, * (DAUGHTER OF E.J.EATON), (1883-1956) 22. LEWIS E. AND ELVA L. CAMDEN - 1/13/39 * (1894-1961), ELVA(D 11/19/81) 23. DAISY C. TODD - 12/30/47 - (D 5/28/57) 24. DEATH CERT OF TODD N/A - (D 5/28/57) 25. DEATH CERT OF LEWIS E. CAMDEN N/A - (1/11/94-12/1/61) 26. THOMAS A. HUDSON - 11/8/82 27. CHARLES D. AND JANET L. McCORMICK - 2/4/91 [L002-p053] . ..* A SHORT HISTORY OF 618 N. NEVADA AVENUE COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO Like so many late - 19th century homes on Colorado Springs' near north end, this home was built as a result of mining successes in nearby Cripple Creek in the early 1890's. Arthur Peck and his wife Lucinda built this house at 618 N. Nevada Ave. in 1896 with proceeds from stock investments in the Portland and Anchoria-Leland mines of Cripple Creek. Their son Frank was a recognized millionaire by the mid - 1890's because he was a major stockholder in the Portland Mine - among the most profitable mine in Cripple Creek with some $60,000,000 of gold removed. The Pecks were early pioneers of Colorado Springs; having arrived here on June 3,1872 from Clinton, Illinois. Within a few months, Arthur and Lucinda Peck assisted in organizing the First Baptist Church and were two of its twelve charter members. Authur Peck donated one third of his property for the building of the the church's first sanctuary. Mr. Peck experienced ongoing health problems, and intermittently operated a meat market on Tejon Street as his health permitted. Arthur Peck died in 1907, and his wife sold the house to Edwin J. and Mary Eaton in 1910. The Arthur and Lucinda's Suite is named after these first owners. Edwin J. Eaton also came to Colorado Springs in the early 1870's, and was heavily involved in many political and real estate activities including El Paso County Assessor and Clerk, Colorado Springs School Board Member, Trustee of the State School for the Deaf and Blind, President of El Paso County Abstract [L002-p054] n Company, and later became the President and Chairman of the Board of Colorado Springs Savings Bank. Mr. Eaton was part owner of the Colorado Springs Transit Company when it was sold to Winfield Scott Stratton in 1900. Mr. Eaton was also elected Secretary of State for Colorado in 1890, serving one term in 1891 - 1892. The Eatons were responsible for putting in the hot water heating system still in use, adding bathrooms and finishing the third floor, all in about 1912. During the recent renovation, a penciled note was found on a stud on the third floor bearing the inscription "Beatty Electric Company, May 27, 1912" attesting to the timing of some of the improvements. The Banker's Room was named after Mr. Eaton. Mrs. Eaton died in 1928 followed by her husband in 1932. Their daughter Violet Smith sold the house to the next door neighbors, Lewis and Elva Camden in 1939. The Camdens converted the building to an apartment house with eight units - mostly one room efficiencies. During this process, they added more bathrooms, kitchens, and enclosed the two sun porches on the south side of the house. They converted the carriage house in the back to apartments in the early 1940's. Mrs. Camden's mother Daisy Todd, who owned Todd Fur Storage and built the long concrete fur vault at the back of the house at 622 N. Nevada, bought the property in 1947. Mrs. Todd died in 1957, and her granddaughter Bonnie Camden owned the house until it was sold to Thomas Hudson in 1985. The Camden and Daisy Todd Rooms were named after the third and fourth owners of the property. [L002-p055] Mr. Hudson painted the house the current blue and cream colors; it had been yellow with "Beaver" brown trim until that time. He also probably stained to a darker color the woodwork in the present dining room and the entry. Chick and Jan McCormick, the present owners, bought the house in 1990, renovated the property and opened it on April 1, 1994 as a seven room Bed and Breakfast, named "Room at the Inn" and has made it available for present and future generations to enjoy this "peek at the past" The house retains many features typical of the late Victorian period and is representative of the "Queen Anne" style with a three story turret with " witch's hat" roof, wraparound porch, fish scale siding (seven types - see if you can find them), and multiple gables. The exterior also features flared out walls on the second flooor and an overhang on the south side of the house above the second floor bay window. The interior features high ceilings (9'4" to 9'), quarter-sawn oak staircase, two 4 and 1/2 foot wide pocket doors, 7 and 1/2 foot long waiting bench, horse hair lath and plaster walls, five original hand painted wall murals with surrounding stenciling in the entry, and four tiled fireplaces with original hardware. The ornate wrought iron fence on the east and south sides of the property was manufactures by the now defunct Hassell Iron Works Company of Colorado Springs. [L002-p056] [Handwritten:] 10/31/94 Like so many late-19th century homes on Colorado Springs north end, this home was built as a result of mining sucesses in nearby Cripple Creek in the early 1890's. Arthur Peck and his wife Lucinda built the house in 1896 with proceeds from stock investments in the Portland and Anchoria-Leland mines - two of Cripple Creek's most profitable mines. The Pecks were early pioneers of Colorado Springs; having arrived here on June 3,1872 from Clinton, Illinois. Upon arrival in 1872, Arthur Peck assisted in organizating the First Baptist Church,and donated one third of his property for the building of the first sanctuary. Since he experienced health problems most of his life, he intermittently operated a meat market on Tejon Street.as his health permitted Arthur Peck died in 1907, and his wife sold the house to Edwin J.and Mary Eaton in 1910. Edwin J. Eaton also came to Colorado Springs in the early 1870's, and was heavily involved in many political and real estate activities including El Paso County Assessor and Clerk,Colorado Springs School Board, Member, Trustee of the State School for the Deaf and Blind, President of El Paso County Abstract Company,and later became a banker. The Eatons were responsible for putting in the hot water heating system still in use, adding bathrooms,electricity and gas for lighting, and finishing the third floor, all in about 1912. During the recent renovation, a pencilled note was found on a stud on the third floor bearing the inscription "Beatty Electric Company, May 27, 1912" attesting to the timing of some of the improvements. Mrs. Eaton died in 1928 followed by her husband in 1932. Their daughter Violet Smith sold the house to the next door neighbors, Lewis and Elva Camden in 1939. The Camdens converted the building to an apartment house with eight units - mostly one room efficiencies. During this process, they added more bathrooms, kitchens, and enclosed the two sun porches.on the south side of the house. They converted the carriage house in the back to apartments in the early 1940's. Mrs. Camden's mother Daisy Todd, who owned Todd Fur Storage, bought the property in 1947. Mrs. Todd died in 1957 and her granddaughter Bonnie Camden owned the house until it was sold to Thomas Hudson in 1985. Mr. Hudson painted the house the current blue and cream colors: it had been yellow with "Beaver" brown trim until that time. Chick and Jan McCormick the present owners bought the house in 1990 and recently renovated the property into a seven room Bed and Breakfast, naming it "Room at the Inn" for present and future generations to enjoy this "peak at the past" The house has many features typical of the late Victorian period and is representative of the "Queen Anne" style with turret, wraparound porch, fish scale siding {seven types), and steep gables. The interior features high ceilings (9'4" to 9'),oak staircase, pocket doors and waiting bench, horse hair lath and plaster walls, five original wall murals with stencilling in the entry, and four tiled fireplaces with original hardware. [L004-p001] Like so many late - 19th century homes on Colorado Springs' north end, this home was built as a result of mining sucesses in nearby Cripple Creek in the early 1890's. Arthur Peck and his wife Lucinda built this house at 618 N. Nevada Ave. in 1896 with proceeds from stock investments in the Portland and Anchoria-Leland mines - two of Cripple Creek's most profitable mines. The Pecks were early pioneers of Colorado Springs; having arrived here on June 3,1872 from Clinton, Illinois. Upon arrival in 1872, Arthur Peck assisted in organizating the First Baptist Church,and donated one third of his property for the building of the first sanctuary. Since he experienced health problems, he intermittently operated a meat market on Tejon Street as his health permitted. Arthur Peck died in 1907, and his wife sold the house to Edwin J. and Mary Eaton in 1910. Edwin J. Eaton also came to Colorado Springs in the early 1870's, and was heavily involved in many political and real estate activities including El Paso County Assessor and Clerk,Colorado Springs School Board, Member, Trustee of the State School for the Deaf and Blind, President of El Paso County Abstract Company,and later became a banker. The Eatons were responsible for putting in the hot water heating system still in use, adding bathrooms, electricity and gas for lighting, and finishing the third floor, all in about 1912. During the recent renovation, a pencilled note was found on a stud on the third floor bearing the inscription "Beatty Electric Company, May 27, 1912" attesting to the timing of some of the improvements. Mrs. Eaton died in 1928 followed by her husband in 1932. Their daughter Violet Smith sold the house to the next door neighbors, Lewis and Elva Camden in 1939. The Camdens converted the building to an apartment house with eight units - mostly one room efficiencies. During this process, they added more bathrooms, kitchens, and enclosed the two sun porches.on the south side of the house. They converted the carriage house in the back to apartments in the early 1940's. Mrs. Camden's mother Daisy Todd, who owned Todd Fur Storage, bought the property in 1947. Mrs. Todd died in 1957, and her granddaughter Bonnie Camden owned the house until it was sold to Thomas Hudson in 1985. Mr. Hudson painted the house the current blue and cream colors: it had been yellow with "Beaver" brown trim until that time. Chick and Jan McCormick, the present owners, bought the house in 1990 and recently renovated the property and.opened it on April 1, 1994 as a seven room Bed and Breakfast, named "Room at the Inn" and has made it available for present and future generations to enjoy this "peak at the past" The house has many features typical of the late Victorian period and is representative of the "Queen Anne" style with turret, wraparound porch, fish scale siding {seven types), and steep gables. The interior features high ceilings {9'4" to 9'),oak staircase, pocket doors and waiting bench, horse hair lath and plaster walls, five original wall murals with stencilling in the entry, and four tiled fireplaces with original hardware. [L002-p016] 614 North Nevada-A Short History The house currently standing at 614 N. Nevada was built in 1906 by William C. Stark. Mr. Stark, an immigrant from Germany, came to Colorado Springs in 1872, one year after the city was founded. He was a tinsmith, locksmith and worked in and owned a hardware store until he sold it in 1900. After selling his interest in the hardware store, he "devoted his time to his real estate interests which were extensive". He served as a city alderman during 1901- 1902. He owned the house from 1906-1924, when his wife Mary passed away. He sold the house to his step-daughter, Amelia, for the following consideration in the deed-"one dollar and love and affection". His step daughter sold the house to her step brother Earl Stark in 1939. In 1944, Earl Stark sold the house to John C. Young, an "outstanding" lawyer and judge. Judge Young lived in the house until 1981 when he died at age 94. The "Judge", as he was called by many in the community, was probably most famous for serving as the Presiding Judge at Tribunal V - the war crimes trials in Nuremberg, Germany in 1948. While he owned the house, he also built an apartment in the basement and two more in an outside building. Tom Hudson, a local real estate investor, bought the house in 1982 and converted it to his main office. Some out buildings were torn down at that time and a small sack of gold coins was found in an old barn. The source of the coins is unknown. The current owners, Chick and Jan McCormick, bought the property in 1991 and have retained it as a office building. Some architectural details The house has been called Georgian Revival because of the large columns, brick exterior and prominent bay windows. The house is built of orange brick, probably delivered from Denver. The wrought iron fence was manufactured by the now defunct Hassell Iron Works Company of Colorado Springs. The flooring and woodwork is predominantly yellow pine with a oak trimmed gas burning fireplace in the entry which was obviously primarily for show. Most of the lighting fixtures and door and window hardware is original to the house. The house has about 1700 square feet on each floor. The third floor was probably not finished until the Hudson ownership in 1982. The doors to the parlor to the left of the entry were probably also added in 1982. [L033] [Studio imprint illegible] [L032] W. C. STARK, Chairman of the Fire Committee. Alderman 1901, 1902. [L002-p015] W. C. STARK, CITY PIONEER, PASSES AWAY Funeral Services Tomorrow, 3:30 P. M.; Was Pioneer Hardware Dealer; Turned Down Half Stratton Mine William C. Stark, who came to Colorado Springs in 1872, when the city was but a year old, died late Saturday night at a local hospital. He had long been ill. The funeral will be held at the Law drawing room at 3:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The Rev. T. H. Mathieson, pastor of the First Christian church, will officiate. Burial will be in Evergreen cemetery and the Elks will have charge of the service at the grave. Pallbearers will be O. E. [Hemenway?], J. C. St. John, William Davis, William Clark, Charles Barney of this city and John [Epenter?] of Denver. He was a pioneer hardware man of the state and acquired a considerable amount of property in Colorado Springs. He was a close friend of the late Winfield Scott Stratton and it is said that at one time Mr. Stratton offered him a half interest in the Independence mine in Cripple Creek in settlement of an account for mining supplies. The mine later was sold to an English syndicate for $11, 000, 000. Mr. Stark was born February 11, 1851, in Nangard, Germany. Immediately after coming here he worked as a tinner and locksmith for the firm of Adams & Wilson and was later employed at the Barnes hardware store. After that he and Andy Downing opened a store. In 1881 he opened a hardware store in Pueblo but the next year returned to Colorado Springs and opened a hardware store here. It was known as the Stark store and was at 108 South Tejon street. He bought the lot north of it and built the building now occupied by the Lowell-Meservey Hardware company, later selling a half interest in his business to B. F. Lowell. In 1900 he sold the remaining half to Mr. Meservey, and from that time on devoted his attention to his real estate holdings. On June 17, 1875, he was married to Miss Mary A. Rohman Witti. She died April 19, 1924. He leaves a daughter, Mrs. Amelia B. Buchanan, with whom he made his home, at [510?] North Nevada avenue; a son, Earl Stark, 1932 North Cascade avenue, and a brother, Herman Stark, who lives in Long Beach, Calif. Mr. Stark in 1901 was elected alderman from the fourth ward under the old plan of city government. He was a past chancellor of the Knights of Pythias and a member of Colorado Springs lodge No. 309 of the Elks. WILLIAM C. STARK, PIONEER HARDWARE MERCHANT, DIES Came to City in 1872 and Entered Business; Funeral Tuesday William C. Stark, a pioneer hardware merchant, who came to Colorado Springs in 1872, when the city was in its second year, died late Saturday night at a hospital after a long illness. He was born February 11, 1851, at Nangard, Germany. Shortly after coming to this city he worked for a time as a tinner and locksmith for the firm of Adams & Wilson, later being employed by the Barnes Hardware store. Later he opened a store with Andy Downing. In 1882 he returned from Pueblo where he had opened a hardware store one year before and launched the Stark hardware store at 108 South Tejon street. Later he bought the lot north of his store and built the building now occupied by the Lowell Meservey Hardware company. He sold a half interest in this business to B. L. Lowell and in 1900 sold his other half to Mr. Meservey. From that time on he devoted his time to his real estate holdings, which were extensive. He was a close friend of W. S. Stratton and at one time Mr. Stratton offered him a half interest in the Independence mine at Cripple Creek in settlement of an account for mining supplies. The Independence mine later was sold to an English syndicate for about $11, 000, 000. Mr. Stark married Mary A. Rohman Witti June 17, 1875. She died April 19, 1924. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Amelia B. Buchanan, who lived at the family home, 614 North Nevada avenue; a son Earl Stark, 1932 North Cascade avenue, and a brother Herman Stark of Long Beach, Calif. He was active in civic and lodge circles and served as a city alderman from the old fourth ward in 1901. He was a past chancellor of the Knights of Pythias and a member of Colorado Springs lodge No. 309, B. P. O. E. Funeral services will be held from the Law drawing room at 3:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, Rev. T. H. Mathieson, pastor of the First Christian church, officiating. Interment in Evergreen cemetery will [clipped]. THE LOWELL-MESERVEY HARDWARE CO. IS THE OLDEST & LARGEST HARDWARE ESTABLISHMENT IN PIKES PEAK REGION. Retail — Wholesale The Lowell-Meservey Hardware Co. was founded in 1884, and at that time it was the Stark Hardware Co., which in 1892 became the Stark-Lowell Hardware Co. Then in 1896 the firm took on its present name — the Lowell-Meservey Hardware Co. It is one of the longest established firms in the Pikes Peak area. The Lowell-Meservey Hardware Co. is the largest dealer in the Midwest of builders hardware and the tools with which to apply it. It deals in some items and lines exclusively, and firms from even Denver buy from it. The business was then moved into a new home at 230 S. Sierra Madre. Plenty of parking space. The location is two blocks west of the Court House. The best approach is across Vermijo to Sierra Madre. Stocks are large, and you will admire the new quarters. Such lines as these are to be found: Russwin Builders Hardware; Carpentry Tools; Power Tools; Building Specialties; Bolts & Nuts; Nails & Tacks; Doors & Windows; Bathroom Equipment by Hallmark; Fireplaces & Fireplace Equipment & Supplies; Hose & Sprinkler Systems. RETAIL & WHOLESALE. Drive to the new business location of the Lowell-Meservey Hardware Co. and look around. Phone ME 5-2597. Adv. Lowell-Meservey Will Close Down Retail Business Lowell-Meservey Hardware Co., one of Colorado Springs' oldest business firms, will go out of the retail business pending the finding of a new location, but will continue as a builder supply and hardware firm, T. A. Meservey, secretary, announced today. Announcement was made last Thursday that the building occupied by the company has been leased by the Colorado Commercial and Savings Bank, which will remodel it to provide a two-lane motor bank service. The building, at 106 S. Tejon st., was built in 1873 for a tin shop and hardware business by the late William C. Stark, grandfather of Earl and D. W. Stark, partners in the Gem Towel Co. It adjoins the bank building on the south. About 1890, the late B. F. Lowell, who operated hardware stores at Blackhawk and Central City, bought an interest in the store from Stark, and in 1895, he bought out Stark, taking in as a partner A. B. Meservey, father of T. A. Meservey. The company was incorporated in 1897, and has continued as a general hardware and builders supply house since then. The Lowell-Meservey company has until June 30 to vacate the premises, which will then be remodeled. D. W. Stark said today [clipped]. [L025] OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. GOVERNMENT OF UNITED STATES PRESIDENT.—R. B. Hayes, of Ohio. VICE PRESIDENT.—Wm. A. Wheeler, of New York. PRESIDENT'S PRIVATE SECRETARY.—W. K. Rodgers. CABINET. SECRETARY OF STATE.—Wm. M. Evarts, of New York. TREASURY.—John Sherman, of Ohio. WAR.—Geo. W. McCrary, of Iowa. NAVY.—R. W. Thompson, of Indiana. INTERIOR.—Carl Schurz, of Missouri. POSTMASTER GENERAL.—D. M. Key, of Tennessee. ATTORNEY GENERAL.—Chas. Devens, of Massachusetts. STATE OF COLORADO. GOVERNOR.—J. L. Routt. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.—Lafayette Head. SECRETARY OF STATE.—Wm. M. Clark. STATE TREASURER.—George C. Corning. STATE AUDITOR.—David C. Crawford. ATTORNEY GENERAL.—A. J. Sampson. SUP'T OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.—J. C. Shattuck. JUDGES OF SUPREME COURT.—H. C. Thatcher, Wilbur F. Stone, S. H. Elbert. REGENTS OF THE STATE UNIVERSITY.—L. W. Dolloff, Frederick J. Ebert, W. H. Van Gieson, George Tritch, Crescencio Valdez, Junius Barkley. JUDGE OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.—J. W. Henry. PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.—J. M. Waldron. CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT.—A. S. Welch. UNITED STATES ATTORNEY.—W. S. Decker. CLERK U. S. COURTS.—Edward F. Bishop. CLERK SUPREME COURT.—Keyes Danforth. UNITED STATES MARSHAL.—P. P. Wilcox. ASSAYER U. S. MINT.—Herman Silver. SURVEYOR GENERAL.—Wm. L. Campbell. EL PASO COUNTY. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.—J. C. Woodbury, Matt France, and C. R. Husted. COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER.—Irving Howbert. COUNTY ATTORNEY.—C. E. Stubbs. COUNTY JUDGE.—E. A. Colburn. SHERIFF.—Peter Becker. TREASURER.—Benj. F. Crowell. ASSESSOR.—E. J. Eaton. SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.—James Carrey. COUNTY PHYSICIAN.—E. C. Kimball. CORONER.—George H. Stewart. SURVEYOR.—T. L. Jackson. CITY OF COLORADO SPRINGS. MAYOR.—Matt France. ALDERMEN—FIRST WARD.—Giles Crissey. SECOND WARD.—M. Kennedy. THIRD WARD.—J. H. Woodgate. FOURTH WARD.—Chas. Walker. CITY CLERK.—A. A. McGovney. CITY TREASURER.—F. E. Dow. POLICE MAGISTRATE.—Walter A. Smith. CITY ATTORNEY.—J. C. Helm. CITY PHYSICIAN.—W. M. Strickler. DITCH COMMISSIONER.—S. J. Carithers. CITY CONSTABLE.—L. C. Dana. SCHOOL BOARD.—Wm. Wagner (president), E. J. Eaton (secretary), S. S. Culver (treasurer). JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.—E. Pace, W. A. Smith. CHURCH DIRECTORY. [following column clipped] Adjacent ice article, clipped at right [Beginning clipped] of Huerfano street, are each 20x 3[cropped] 16 feet high. He is taking the [cropped] Cheyenne canon and a better [cropped] have never seen. It is perfectly [cropped] is consequently as clear as cry[cropped] ice averages in thickness nearly [cropped] and the blocks or “cakes” wei[cropped] neighborhood of five hundred [cropped] each. He has fifteen teams e[cropped] hauling it, and each team ma[cropped] trips a day. About 2, 200 pound[cropped] load, so that about fifty tons a[cropped] each day. He expects to gather [cropped] tons. The ice is packed into the [cropped] a solid body, sawdust being us[cropped] the sides. He will doubtless ha[cropped] ple quantity, so that his custo[cropped] at no time have to complain of [cropped] NERVINE. A Visit to the Pioneer Chemical [cropped] The rapidly increasing pop[cropped] Renne's Nervine, and the exten[cropped] its manufacture is carried on [cropped] GAZETTE reporter to pay the esta[cropped] a visit yesterday to “see wha[cropped] seen.” Proceeding up Huerfa[cropped] to the east end, we saw a sign [cropped] become very familiar to the e[cropped] citizens—“Renne's Nervine.” [cropped] the yard, we were met at the d[cropped] genial proprietor, Mr. J. N. Re[cropped] tendered us an invitation to ent[cropped] tory and examine its workings. [cropped] to supply the increasing demand[cropped] preparation, the proprietor foun[cropped] sary to enlarge his accommoda[cropped] therefore went to work, and has [cropped] pleted the building of a large a[cropped] the factory, which gives ample [cropped] all departments of the business. [cropped] a long one-story building. [L002-p038] Mrs. E. J. Eaton Dies at Residence After Long Illness Mrs. Mary Eaton, wife of E. J. Eaton, died last night at the family residence, 618 North Nevada avenue, after an illness of several years. Mrs. Eaton, who came to the Pikes Peak region with her parents in 1871, when Colorado Springs was first located, was married to Mr. Eaton in 1875. She was Miss May Whipple before her marriage. Besides her husband, Mrs. Eaton is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Clyde Smith, 1811 Steele street, Denver, who was with her mother at the time of her death. No funeral plans have been made. Adjacent international-news fragment [Beginning clipped] prestige of the Japanese [cropped] tend to take drastic measures against the southerners and to punish the troops who have committed the outrages against the Japanese.” In Shanghai an increasing anti-foreign sentiment among the Chinese could be sensed and such were its manifestations that it was regarded as unwise for any foreigners to risk entering Chinese territory. Efforts to engineer an anti-Japanese boycott were continuing, altho apparently with little success. Japanese marines were patroling the Japanese section of the foreign city. Millionaire Held in Liquor Plot PITTSBURG, Pa., May 10 (UP)—Harry W. Gee, Wheeling, W. Va., millionaire manufacturer, was indicted by a federal grand jury here today on charges of conspiracy to violate the prohibition laws. Three other men, Joseph A. Meagher, alleged anti-union labor man, William H. Brady and Robert W. Levin, were indicted with Gee. WESTERN IDAHO AWASH AS BOISE RIVER RISES BOISE, Ida., May [10?] (AP)—Hundreds of acres of pasture and grain land in Canyon county, west of here, were inundated and several roads bordering the river in this vicinity were washed out by overflow of the Boise river today. No estimate of the damage was available tonight. The overflow resulted from a rise of one inch of the waters of the river due to melting snows. A continued, but slow, rise was forecast unless a cold snap checks melting of the snow. THREE MAIL ROBBERS GET $15, 000 PAYROLL CROSBY, Minn., May 10 (AP)—Three men who stole five sacks of mail from a mail messenger on the highway one mile east of here today obtained a $15, 000 mine payroll which was consigned to a local bank. The men, carrying sawed-off shotguns, crowded the car driven by Herman Olander, the messenger, off the road, knocked him unconscious by striking him with one of the guns and fled with the loot. Several thousand dollars, in addition to the payroll, is believed to be contained in the mail. LICENSE TRANSFER VOIDS DAMAGE DENVER, May 10 (AP)—[clipped at right] of securing a formal transfer [cropped] automobile license when [cropped] new car was called to the [cropped] the motoring public by [cropped] Armstrong, secretary [cropped] statement released today. “Thru ignorance, ” [cropped] said, “of the tangled [cropped] fee involved, the motorist [cropped] ed with the fact that he [cropped] tents and purposes oper[cropped] licensed car when he is [cropped] accident or in an [cropped] some irregularity.” The statement pointed [cropped] state supreme court has [cropped] er of an unlicensed car [cropped] position to claim damages [cropped] fully to defend the [cropped] person.” It added that [cropped] of state would collect [cropped] transfer fee [cropped]. Other clipped upper columns [Fragment] Hopper asked an accounting of [cropped] profits to date and a restraining [cropped] order to prevent further showing [cropped] of the film. The story, “Recognition, ” upon [cropped] which the charge is based, ap[cropped] peared in a popular magazine [cropped] while Hopper was a cadet at the [cropped] military academy. [Fragment] DENVER, May [10?] [cropped] received at [cropped] Eshleman's [cropped] Franktown, [cropped] to Pikes [cropped] was storm [illegible] course. Another [cropped] Parker, Colo., [cropped] there about [cropped] course. At Lowry field it was [cropped] that early tomorrow [cropped] Gibbons and Capt. [cropped] for the Western Air Ex[cropped] pany would take off [cropped] tensive search of the [cropped] which Eshleman was [cropped] his flight to Colorado [cropped] with the eastern [cropped] tional guard plane. Eshleman was flying a [cropped] biplane, motored with [cropped] Whirlwind motor. Handwritten annotation 5-11-28 [L050] Hold Services for Mrs. Eaton Today Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Eaton, wife of E. J. Eaton, who died Thursday night, will be held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon from the residence, 618 North Nevada avenue. The Rev. Paul Roberts, rector of Grace church, will preach the sermon. Burial will be in Evergreen cemetery. The pallbearers are: Frank Evans, Sr., T. C. Strachan, J. G. Ridgley, I. W. Stimits, Earl Stark, Dr. L. W. Bortree, Mr. Burnett and Mr. Camden. Honorary bearers will be C. H. Dudley, E. P. Hufferd, O. P. Grimes, H. H. Mitchell, C. R. Horn, O. L. Godfrey, W. G. Vickers, A. [illegible] Ford, Ed A. H. Persinger and A. G. Sharp. Adjacent Lindbergh item [Opening fragment clipped] mountains [illegible] but the heavy fall which [cropped] here until early afternoon, [cropped] telephone and telegraphic [cropped] and breaking large [cropped] from trees had melted tonight. [cropped] bureau advices said the snow [cropped] over the northern portion, [cropped] rain falling in most of the rest [cropped] state. [Separate fragment] current in Wall [cropped] companies were to merge [cropped] bergh taking a high executive [cropped]. This rumor, however, [cropped] comfort in Lindbergh's [cropped] made by him tonight that “I am not connected with any commercial company, ” the Herald Tribune will say. WASHINGTON, May 11 (AP)—Charles A. Lindbergh's famous plane, the Spirit of St. Louis, today made its last journey. Dismantled, and borne in sections by two army trucks, the ship was taken from Bolling field to the Smithsonian institution where it will be placed on permanent exhibition. The arts and industries building which will house the ship will be closed tomorrow while mechanics reassemble the New York-to-Paris trail blazer. The plane then will be suspended over the heads of sightseers in the place formerly occupied by the first American battle plane, powered by the first Liberty motor. [IM]PERSONATOR OF NOTED MEN IS SENT TO PRISON NEW YORK, May 11 (AP)—Sterling [Gif]ford Wyman, once described by [cropped] as the world's best impersonator of famous persons, quit the [pse]udo roles of aviator, naval officer and physician for the title of attorney and today was sentenced to from six months to three years in the penitentiary for practicing law without a license. Wyman, also known as Stephen [Wein]berg, whose career as de luxe “gate crasher” at the White house and gatherings of royalty, already has been interrupted by two prison terms, was sentenced on complaint of James A. [Br]own, broker, who said Wyman had worked for his firm as an attorney from March to October last. Wyman, in 1922, was sentenced to three years in Atlanta penitentiary after he had posed as a naval officer in effecting a reception by the late President Harding for Princess Fatima of Afghanistan. At other times he represented himself as an aviator and the personal physician of Pola Negri. He won a position as secretary to Dr. [A]dolph Lorenz, noted Vienna surgeon, but was discharged when his identity was disclosed. Handwritten annotation 5-12-28 [L022] MARRIED. PECK—CHESBROUGH—At Colorado Springs, Colo., Palm Sunday, March 18, 1883, by the Rev. G. T. Le Boutillier, rector of Grace church, the Rev. Edward S. Peck, minister of St. Andrews, Manitou, to Miss Fanny A. Chesbrough, of New York. DIED. PECK—At Colorado Springs, Wednesday, March 21st, the Rev. Edward S. Peck, aged 27. The Rev. Mr. Peck came to Colorado Springs about the 1st of January with the expectation of assisting the rector of Grace church and of taking charge of St. Andrews, Manitou. His health was very delicate at the time, but it was hoped he might improve in this climate. His hopes were not realized and he continued to decline. In the death of Mr. Peck the church loses a young clergyman of unusual promise, of deep and manly piety, and of a warm and generous disposition. Few clergymen might have met so well the many and exacting requirements of a western field as the one who has just left us for the church triumphant. BORN. EATON—In this city March 18, [1883?], to the wife of E. J. Eaton, a daughter. BOARDING. BOARD—Excellent board is now supplied at the Collegio boarding house at $4.50 per week. Rooms furnished or unfurnished at $1 per week and upward. Apply in person at corner of Cascade avenue and Columbia street or by letter to A. R. Partridge. wo-17-tf Wrapping Paper, Wrapping Paper, Wrapping Paper, at the Gazette Office. List-of-letters fragment above [Beginning clipped] [illegible], Mrs [illegible] Buck, Miss Ida [illegible] Brown, A L Cameron, Miss Mary Cameron, Miss Fannie Carpenter, J G Crane, Miss L [illegible] K[illegible], Joseph [illegible], Miss L E O'Neil, Mrs P H Tenny, Bert Townsend, C G Wilson, Henry Wright, Mrs Lizzie To obtain any of these letters the applicant must call for “advertised letters, ” and give the date of the list. If not called for within thirty (30) days they will be sent to the dead letter office. F. I. PRICE, P. M. Clipped adjacent left column [Fragment] habits which [cropped] a foolish apiece. [cropped] Spanish [cropped] wild, one of them [cropped] ing them, as many [cropped] former does him[cropped]. [Heading clipped] Band to Band. [Fragment] and fighting when [cropped] ployed by a com[cropped] of the combatants, [cropped] nearly almost annihi[cropped] bered enormously. [cropped] out of 20, 000 were [cropped] Normans, though [cropped] of 6[illegible], 000, and at [cropped] out of 100, 000 were [cropped] [illegible] the [cropped] stock, reigned the [cropped] of the killed and [cropped] [illegible] beginning [cropped] and ending [cropped] from one-fourth [cropped] troops present; [cropped] loss was at Zorn[cropped] out of 80, 000 were [cropped] also very heavy at [cropped] out of 160, 000 [cropped] [illegible] 1859, [cropped] find that the [cropped] combatants is yet [cropped] ve-sevenths. In the [cropped] 70-71, when both [cropped] breech-loading rifles, [cropped] killed and wounded [cropped] [illegible] four, Grave[cropped] the heaviest [cropped] where it was one [cropped] Sedan, where it was [cropped]. [Heading clipped] His Ways. [Fragment] to, he is under[cropped] two love passages, [cropped] once on the point [cropped] an attractive wid[cropped] phalian maiden” [cropped] was always too late, [cropped] his blind, and in the [cropped] his affection was [cropped] more eager suit[cropped] conversations. [cropped] [illegible]. KODAK SAFETY [film edge] [L048] BORN. EATON.—In Colorado Springs, January 2[3?], 1879, to the wife of E. J. Eaton, a boy. Weight 8½ pounds. THE “ECONOMY” HAY PRESS. The simplest, cheapest and best in the country. Call and see it, at G. S. BARNES'. Jan. 11, tf The best hay and straw cutters, at Barnes. Jan. 11, tf T. A. HAY, The practical-Blacksmith and Horse-shoer, fine stock a specialty. Iron-clad shop on burnt district, Huerfano street. jan. 4-tf. Seven or eight cars goods just received by G. S. Barnes. Jan. 11, tf LIVE STOCK DEALERS TAKE NOTICE. Irwin Allen & Co., live stock commission merchants of Kansas City. Consign your stock to them. They guarantee the highest market prices and prompt returns. wtf A WAR INCIDENT. DEAR DOCTOR: You did a good turn for me; you saved my life. To be sure you left me minus a leg in doing it, but life is sweet even but with one foot to hobble through the world with. It was down at —; it was a bloody day—but a glorious one! You remember how—but I beg pardon, I always forget myself when I get talking about those old times. This is what I want to tell you. One morning last week I awoke feeling very strange. For a time my liver had been rebellious, but I had anticipated no trouble. But [clipped] Fragment above birth notice [Beginning clipped] aged 30 years. The remains were shipped yesterday to Baxter Springs, Kansas. Adjacent patriotism article, left edge clipped [Beginning clipped] tribes were forcibly joined by a [cropped] tribe with a king at its head. In [cropped] cases the king constituted the nation. [cropped] was Egypt; Sinnacherib was [cropped] Belshazzar was Babylon; as [cropped] the Fourteenth said, he was France. [cropped] individual populace had little reason [cropped] glory in a power which recklessly sacri[cropped] them to itself. In modern thought, however, individual [cropped] and welfare are put first. The [cropped] States government brings an im[cropped] of resources to bear to defend [cropped] bless its citizens. Accordingly, the [cropped] American has a reason unknown [cropped] ancients for regarding his nation[cropped] with affectionate veneration. In a [cropped] of the great countries of the an[cropped] world, patriotism was unknown, [cropped] the essential conditions were not [cropped]. But among these there were [cropped] brilliant exceptions—Judea, Greece [cropped] Rome. The first glance at Jewish [cropped] sees how it sparkles with the [cropped] names of patriots—Joshua, Samuel, [cropped] and many others. The twelve [cropped] were unified by their common ties [cropped] family. They had their great historic [cropped] of national remembrance, hospital[cropped] and religion. What a splendid passion patriotism was [cropped] Greek and Roman bosoms. The [cropped] and the Romans were superbly [cropped] and cultivated races. Their intense [cropped] and joy in manly sports and mili[cropped] discipline secured for them the high[cropped] physical perfection. What now shall we affirm to be the prin[cropped] point of contrast between antique [cropped] modern patriotism? The patriotism [cropped] antique man was a point of contrast [cropped] rest of the world, that of the mod[cropped] man is a point of transition to the rest [cropped] world. The Greeks stigmatized as [cropped] all the world outside of their [cropped] nationality. 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[L002-p042] Portrait and Biographical Record — printed p. 526 medical practice there. Dr. Harmon Jones, father of our subject, was born in Kentucky, graduated from the Starling Medical College in St. Louis, and practiced in Paris, later in Williamsburg, Callaway County, and finally removed to Fulton, Mo. During the Civil war he served as a surgeon. He was a prominent man among the early settlers and was accustomed to ride, on horseback, with his saddlebags, for long distances in order to visit his patients. He continued in active practice until four years before his death, which occurred at the age of eighty-three. Fraternally he was connected with the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. The mother of our subject was Elizabeth Carnes, whose father located a farm on the present site of the St. Louis courthouse. She died when seventy-six years of age. Of her six children four are living, two of whom, Homer (in Cripple Creek) and our subject, are in Colorado. The last-named was the youngest of the family. He was born in Williamsburg, Mo., December 21, 1864, and spent the most of his time, until twelve, in Fulton. For three years he was a student in Westminster College in that village. Later he went to Kansas City, Mo., where he studied pharmacy with H. C. Arnold, and graduated from the Kansas City College of Pharmacy with the degree of Ph. G. He then went to Fort Scott, Kan., and bought a store, where he carried on a drug business. On selling out, he went back to Kansas City and for one year carried on a drug business on Seventeenth and Grand avenue. In 1890 he came to Colorado Springs and for one year was employed by Miller Brothers, since which time he has given his attention to mining. In 1893 he assisted in the organization of the First National Bank of Cripple Creek, of which he was the first vice-president, and served as a director for two years, but then resigned and sold his interest. In Ottawa, Kan., Mr. Jones married Miss Lola Campbell, who was born in Ohio and by whom he has a son, William Robert. He was made a mason in El Paso Lodge No. 13, with which he is identified. He is also a member of Colorado Springs Chapter No. 6, R. A. M.; Pike's Peak Commandery No. 6, K. T., Colorado Consistory, El Jebel Temple, N. M. S. Politically he votes the Democratic ticket. He is a well-known member of the Pike's Peak Club. Though not a member of any denomination he contributes to the support of Grace Episcopal Church, with which his wife is connected. He is a member of the Chamber of Commerce of Colorado Springs. His mining ventures have met with success, for they are backed by his persevering energy and excellent judgment, and the experience which he has gained makes his opinion valuable in matters relating to mining. ARTHUR PECK has made his home in Colorado Springs since June, 1872, and is a stockholder in the Portland and Anchoria-Leland mines, two of the most remunerative mining properties in the Cripple Creek region. While he is now successful and prosperous, he has gained success only after years of apparently unrequited toil. For thirty-six years he struggled, in the face of financial reverses, and the ill health of himself and family. His connection with the two mines named marked a turning point in his fortunes, and from that time he has enjoyed the smiles of prosperity. The Peck family was founded in America by three brothers who emigrated from Wales and settled in New England. Jason Peck, who was born in Massachusetts, removed to Steuben County, N. Y., and remained there until his death, when almost eighty years of age. His son, Erastus, who was born in Massachusetts, became a farmer in Schuyler County, N. Y., and also engaged in building at Anderson settlement on Seneca Lake. At the time of his death he was forty-one years of age. His wife, who bore the maiden name of Lydia Bailey, was born in Massachusetts and in childhood accompanied her parents to New York. At the time of her death she was seventy-one years of age. Of her six children that attained mature years all are living but one daughter, who died in New York. The others are: Joel S., a farmer living in New York; Martin H., a successful farmer of Altay; Mrs. Nancy Jackson, of Canisteo, N. Y. ; and Ann Eliza, Mrs. Winters, living near Altay, N. Y. Near the head of Seneca Lake, in Schuyler County, N. Y., the subject of this sketch was born April 5, 1835. He attended the district schools, Dundee Academy and a seminary, but poor health prevented the completion of his education. In 1856 he went to Peoria County, Ill., and settled in the town of Jubilee, but afterward removed to El Paso, Woodford County, where he engaged in farming. However, his experience in El Paso was not enjoyable, for twice cyclones destroyed his property and in one of these storms [L002-p040] Portrait and Biographical Record — printed p. 527 he was severely injured. In 1868 he removed to Clinton, De Witt County, where he carried on a meat market. In 1872 he came to Colorado, hoping that this climate might benefit himself and wife. As soon as he was able to engage in business, he opened a meat market on Tejon street, and this business he continued, at intervals, as his health permitted. Since 1869 he has been interested in mines, his first venture being in the Gunnison district, after which he was in Leadville, and finally bought stock in Cripple Creek mines. In El Paso, Ill., Mr. Peck married Miss Lucinda D. Nay, who was born in New Hampshire, a descendant of the famous French general, Marshal Michel Ney. Her father, Gardiner Nay, was an early settler of Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Peck have an only son, Frank G., who is secretary and treasurer of the Portland Gold Mining Company. Politically Mr. Peck is a firm believer in the silver cause, and supports that branch of the Republican party. In the fall of 1872, shortly after he came to this city, he assisted in organizing a Baptist Church and so great was his interest in the work that he generously donated one-third of his entire property for the building of the house of worship. Of those who assisted in the formation of the church he alone survives, and, as a charter member and active worker, he has borne a part in every plan for the growth of the congregation and the enlargement of its work. HON. JAMES CASTELLO, a pioneer of Colorado, was born and reared upon a farm in Pennsylvania and in early manhood removed to St. Louis, Mo., where he had mercantile interests. Later he engaged in lead mining at Mineral Point and vicinity. He was married in Wisconsin in 1838 to Catherine Hughes, a native of Ohio and in girlhood a resident of Illinois. In 1840 he returned to St. Louis, where he engaged in farming near the city. A man of prominence in his community, he was elected county sheriff in 1857 and at other times held various local positions. During the summer of 1858 one of Mr. Castello's sons had come to Colorado and in 1860 he crossed the plains, intending to settle in the west. Going to Nevadaville he engaged in mining for one year, after which he was similarly interested in Fairplay, Park County. At the same time he carried on a hotel business there until 1868. His family had joined him in 1863. In 1870 he removed to El Paso County, where he founded the town of Florissant, named in honor of his former home town in Missouri. There he started the first store, which he conducted in connection with farming. For one term, during his residence in Park County, Mr. Castello served as county judge. In 1865 he was a member of the first state senate of Colorado, which met in Golden in December of that year, and then adjourned to meet in Denver. However, the proceedings of the convention were not ratified by President Johnson, and hence were rendered null. In 1868, when the United States land office was established at Fairplay for the district now included in Leadville, he was appointed by President Johnson receiver for the same and continued in that capacity until 1872. His death occurred May 18, 1878. His wife died at Florissant October 27, 1898, in the eightieth year of her age. They were the parents of nine children, six of whom attained mature years. FRED ALLEN YOUNG, whose residence in Colorado Springs dates from December 10, 1876, is one of the successful stockmen of this section of the state. From his original purchase of two hundred and eighty acres he has, by the purchase of adjoining tracts, become the owner of sixteen hundred and sixty-two acres in Elbert County , on which he raises large quantities of hay, as well as sheep and cattle. The land is enclosed by substantial fencing and is watered by the East Bijou or Beaver Creek. For some time he gave his attention largely to the raising of graded merinoes, but since 1896 he has been interested in the cattle business. Besides this place, which lies in Elbert County, near Ramah, El Paso County, he owns ranch property south of Granada, Colo. While necessarily much of his time has been spent in the country, he has had his family in Colorado Springs, in order that the children might receive the excellent educational advantages offered by this city. The residence is at No. 528 East Boulder street. The subject of this sketch was born in Warren, Knox County, Me., which was also the birthplace of his father, Allen, and grandfather, Allen, Sr. The last-named improved a farm, which became the family homestead. During the war of 1812 he served on the Atlantic coast. Allen, Jr., who was a farmer, died at seventy-three years of age, having spent his entire life on the home place. Handwritten annotation on supplied photocopy: 1329 [L021] FRANK G. PECK. [L002-p043] Portrait and Biographical Record — printed p. 433 FRANK G. PECK, secretary and treasurer of the Portland Mining Company, has resided in Colorado Springs since 1872. He was born near El Paso, in Woodford County, Ill., June 7, 1862, and is a son of Arthur Peck, represented elsewhere in this volume. When three years of age he was taken to Clinton, DeWitt County, the same state, where he remained about six years. June 3, 1872, he came with the family to Colorado Springs, where he attended the high school until graduation and afterward spent one year in Colorado College. Going to San Juan in 1878 he engaged in prospecting. In the spring of 1879 he went to Leadville, and there became interested in mining property, but sold it before its true value was known. For three years he operated mining property in Gunnison, which he patented and still owns, expecting to develop it at some future time. His next point of work was at Robinson camp, eighteen miles north of Leadville, in Summit County, on the same level as Leadville, and there he has been interested since 1885. He owns the Ingleside group, and is president of a company owning considerable property surrounding the Robinson group, also an interest in that group. In April, 1892, Mr. Peck went to the Cripple Creek camp, where he found the ground all stakes and claims being developed. He engaged in the brokerage business and invested his profits in desirable claims in Cripple Creek. His first investment was in what became the Bobtail mine No. 2, now a part of the Portland Mining Company's property. About the same time he acquired an interest in the Black Diamond. Bobtail No. 2 was sold on bond lease to the Portland, but after one payment of the syndicate, the other payments were forfeited, owing to the amount of litigation in which they were involved, and it was arranged that the balance of the bond be taken in stock, on condition that the syndicate give one-fifteenth to the parties having paid in. This left Mr. Peck a stockholder in the company. In May, 1894, he became a director and assistant secretary of the company, and in February, 1897, was elected secretary, which office he has since filled. In February, 1898, he was also made treasurer, which position he fills in addition to that of secretary. In 1892 he purchased rather heavily of stock in the Anchoria-Leland Mining and Milling Company, on Gold Hill, in which he has since been interested. Some years ago he bought an interest in the Midget and surrounding properties. This mine is now bearing out the faith he had in it and is proving valuable property. He is vice-president, general manager and secretary of the Midget Gold Mining and Milling Company, and is interested in many other claims. Mr. Peck is recognized as one of the most successful promoters in Colorado. His friends and others who have become associated with him in business ventures have great confidence in his ability, sagacity and foresight, and experience has shown that such confidence is invariably well placed. He now has in view several ventures which give promise of being very remunerative to those who become interested therein; and they are, in large degree, measures which will develop into public benefits. He is a charter member of the Colorado Springs Mining Stock Association and chairman of the mining committee in the Chamber of Commerce. He is identified with the Pike's Peak Club and Benevolent Protective Order of Elks. In Colorado Springs he married Miss M. Annie Burns, by whom he has a son, James Arthur Peck. MARTIN DRAKE, deceased, formerly a large real-estate owner in Colorado City, was born in Antwerp, N. Y., March 2, 1818, and descended direct from the illustrious Sir Francis Drake. His father and grandfather, both of whom bore the name of Josiah, were natives of Rutland, Vt., and farmers by occupation. The former, who served in the war of 1812, removed after its close to Antwerp, N. Y., where he engaged in farming. When more than eighty years of age he died in Vermont, where he was visiting at the time. In religion he was a member of the Baptist Church. His wife, who was Julia Ann Wallace, was born in Vermont, and was united in marriage with him August 20, 1814. She died in 1868, at the age of eighty years. Of their children only one survives, a daughter, who lives near Battle Creek, Mich. In 1856 Martin Drake removed to Illinois and settled near Pekin, where he operated a farm. About 1870 he went to Kansas, where he continued the cultivation of land. While living in New York he had married Marietta Young, who died in Illinois, leaving two children, Mrs. Jane Shotwell, of Douglas County, Kan., and Mrs. Mary Gibbs, of Colorado City. In Lawrence, Kan., in 1872, he was a second time married, his wife being Mrs. Jennie (Nugent) Allen, who was born in Albany, N. Y., a daughter of [L002-p047] ARTHUR PECK IS DEAD ANOTHER PIONEER CROSSES GREAT DIVIDE. Was Member of Fountain Colony Which Laid Out Colorado Springs. Funeral Today. Arthur Peck, father of Secretary Frank G. Peck of the Portland Gold Mining company and one of the earliest pioneers of Colorado Springs, died at his home, 618 North Nevada avenue, at 3:20 o'clock yesterday morning, aged 72 years. He had been a sufferer from acute indigestion for many years and was seriously ill for several months. During the four days immediately preceding his death he was entirely unconscious. In addition to his son, Mr. Peck is survived by a widow, Mrs. Lucinda Peck. The funeral will be held from the residence at 2 o'clock this afternoon, the Rev. Mr. Haycraft officiating. Friends are invited to the services at the house, but the interment in Evergreen cemetery will be private. Born in Watkins Glen, N. Y., in [1835?], Mr. Peck removed to Illinois shortly after receiving his education. He came to Colorado Springs June [2 / 3?], 1872. He was a member of the Fountain colony which laid out the townsite of Colorado Springs and during his 35 years' residence here was always identified with every progressive movement in behalf of the city. During his early residence in Colorado Springs Mr. Peck was engaged in the real estate business and was later associated with his son in various mining interests. He was one of the founders of the First Baptist church of this city, and was a staunch supporter of that institution during his lifetime, [repeatedly?] serving as deacon of the church. Frank G. Peck, the only son, in addition to being secretary of the Portland Gold Mining company, is treasurer of the American Crude and the Western Rubber companies. The following citizens, all pioneers of this section, will act as pallbearers: Irving Howbert, [John?] [illegible], Thomas G. [illegible], [illegible] and William Stratton. [L002-p048] PECK FUNERAL. The funeral of Arthur Peck, who died Sunday morning, was held from the residence at 618 North Nevada avenue at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The Rev. Mr. Haycraft of the Mt. Olive Baptist church conducted the services. Interment in Evergreen cemetery was private. Acting as pallbearers were Ir[clipped]. Other funeral, marriage and local notices [Upper notices are partly blacked out and illegible. Readable fragments:] [illegible] W. O. W. Tues[cropped] / [illegible] have a good [cropped] / [illegible] your friends [cropped] / [illegible] couple. Extra la[cropped]. [Name obscured], mother of [illegible], [died Satur]day of pneumonia [illegible] her daughter, [illegible] North Fifteenth [street], [illegible] 80 years of [age]. [Remainder illegible] [ILLUSTRATED?] LECTURE. Dr. John [illegible] of Colorado college will lecture [illegible] the Pikes Peak Polytechnic [illegible] this evening in [illegible] hall on Sir Isaac Newton and [illegible]. The lecture will be illustrated with lantern slides. The public is invited. MARRIED. James F. Mills and Lucy [illegible], both of this city, were married at the home of the groom's brother-in-law, John Rockefellow, 914 [West?] Cimarron street, at 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon, the Rev. G. L. [illegible], pastor of the Hillside Congregational church, officiating. [Name clipped] FUNERAL. The funeral of Harry [illegible], a prominent mining stock [illegible] of this city, who died in Denver Sunday morning from pneumonia, will be held from the residence at 1027 North Nevada avenue at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The remains will be taken to Zanesville, O., his former home, this evening, for interment. Debate notice, right edge clipped An intercollegiate debate [cropped] Colorado college and Denver [cropped] will be held in [cropped] night on the compulsory [cropped] arbitration of labor troubles [cropped] [cropped] A close contest [cropped]. Representing Colorado colle[cropped] G. C. Lake, '07; J. I. [Murley?], [cropped] McClintock, '09. Lake has [cropped] in four intersociety debates [cropped] [illegible] and McClintock in one [cropped] of the D. C. speakers is an [cropped] debater. Denver will be repre[cropped] W. C. Milliken, '09; C. J. Vil[...], [cropped] C. H. Deane, '09. Deane took [cropped] the D. C.-Utah university de[cropped]. Advertisements For sale—Packing barrels and [cropped] packing. Central Electric Co., [cropped]. Don't be untidy, you can [cropped] to when it costs but [illegible] [cropped] to have your suit sponged and [cropped] each week. We call for and [cropped] same day if necessary. The Pantator[...] 17 E. BIJOU. PHO[cropped] ADVERTIS[cropped] [illegible] trade illustrations, [cropped] designs will build up y[cropped] business, besides taking [cropped] responsibility off y[cropped] shoulders. Monthly Service Proofs. 416 MINING EXC. BLD[cropped] For Sa[cropped] [illegible] in first-class condition. For [cropped] apply to Western Auto & S[cropped] 115 N. Cascade Ave—Phone [cropped]. FRANK F. CRI[cropped] Retail Floris[cropped] 600 E. Columbia St.—Ph[cropped] Established (With the Town) 1871. [L019] Contextual newspaper fragments adjoining Arthur Peck obituary Must Be Protected. [Beginning fragment] [Brown?] called upon me this morning. I read you the letter I had written to the [post]master-general of March 23, 1906. At your request I gladly send you the following extract from that letter: “Our duty is (if it should ever happen that we had any power in the matter) to see that exact justice is done these men. There must be no condonation of lawlessness on our part, even if the lawlessness takes the form of an effort to avenge the wrong committed by [illegible] of others. The sole question as regards Haywood and Moyer must be the question whether or not they [illegible] to be guilty of this particular act; and their legal rights must be as carefully safeguarded as those of any other [illegible]. It is alleged that they were extradited from Colorado in a manner that amounted to a betrayal of [illegible] legal rights. I should like to [illegible] the governor of Colorado, and [illegible] the district attorney of Idaho, [illegible] information as they can obtain [illegible] and [illegible] governor of Idaho any information that he can obtain as to whether [illegible] men [illegible] without regard [illegible] authorities of Idaho [illegible] these men [illegible] to deny their [illegible] rights.” Denounces Debs. “On the other hand, I should like to know whether there is any symptom of a miscarriage of justice in their favor. The intemperate violence with which the Socialists, [illegible] labor people, and [illegible] and I am sorry to say [illegible] have insisted, without any knowledge of the facts, upon the [illegible] [illegible] mine owners [illegible] unconstitutionally [illegible] tremendous pressure [illegible] to bear upon the authorities, [illegible] to discharge or acquit them, whether guilty or innocent. So far as the [illegible] of justice goes [illegible] that they [illegible] their full legal rights and not condemned unless proved guilty of this specific act, they are entitled to the cordial cooperation of all just and fair-minded citizens. So far as by any action, or by [illegible] they seek to hamper, [illegible] quoted above, from Debs (and others) [illegible] to bring pressure to bear upon the [illegible] authorities and the court [illegible] the course of justice, [illegible] convict the men if [illegible], [illegible] and equally, without [illegible] and [illegible] them. [illegible] authorities can do [illegible] the course of justice [illegible].” Will Aid [illegible]. “In response to your [illegible] request [illegible] to me any evidence [illegible] has been [illegible] and [illegible] will [illegible] bringing [illegible] attention of the attorney [illegible] whether it is the public [illegible] me, [illegible] be in the power [illegible].” THEODORE ROOSEVELT. Mr. John S. Henry, [illegible] [Following lower lines illegible] (Continued on [clipped]) Adjacent upper center fragment [Beginning clipped] was finally settled until the article had been measured or weighed, as a schedule required, and that every bill was certified to by Huston and Shumaker as to its accuracy before being paid. In view of the recent disclosures, the public is awaiting Pennypacker's explanation of the board's action in approving and paying the bills. Right-column trial fragment [Beginning clipped] who would defray the co[cropped] tion of the murderers [cropped] whoever they might [cropped] fund, raised by union [cropped] out the country and [cropped] by the miners' feder[cropped] to be very large and [cropped] carrying on this case [cropped] will be enormous. [cropped] the leading counsel fo[cropped] was asked today to ex[cropped] for the delay in the [cropped] Moyer and Pettibone, [cropped] has been caused throu[cropped] by this delay. “It [cropped] that the state has [cropped] delay and that the pri[cropped] kept in confinement [cropped] an unwarranted per[cropped] said: Hawley Expla[cropped] “The revised statu[cropped] states, treating of ar[cropped] United States supreme [cropped] corpus, where [cropped] state courts, makes [cropped] action of the state [cropped] The great majority [cropped] resort hold any act[cropped] of the trial court abo[cropped] the decision of the [cropped] United States has [cropped] dered. “If in May, 1906, we had [cropped] trial, in the trial, [cropped] before the decision [cropped] court had been rendered [cropped] would have been [cropped] could not a second [cropped] jeopardy of their lives. “Senator Borah [cropped] the state shortly [cropped] of the district court [cropped] in May, 1906, called [cropped] defendants' attorneys [cropped] of the United States [cropped] ed in a letter to [cropped] that we were ready [cropped] immediate trial, and [cropped] ready, they should [cropped] that we could proceed [cropped] harm being worked [cropped] We pointed out [cropped] would be urged [cropped] circuit court [cropped] [illegible].” [Further right-column continuation illegible/cropped.] [L040] CITY BRIEFS [Top contextual paragraphs severely darkened and partly illegible.] [Fragment] [illegible] of the [illegible] / [illegible] voters of [illegible] / [illegible] choice of [illegible] / [illegible] held [illegible] / [illegible] meeting on [illegible]. CHORAL UNION REHEARSAL. At the [illegible] meeting [illegible] Choral union of Colorado [illegible] it was decided [illegible] a chorus of 50 voices will again present the “Messiah, ” which scored such a success a few weeks ago, at Festival hall on the evening of May 23. No changes will be made in the chorus, soloists, organist or orchestra. OFFICERS RE-ELECTED. At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Newton lumber company held last night in the company's offices at its [illegible] [illegible] the old officers were re-elected as follows: Frank E. Johnson, president; William Newton, vice president; W. E. McComas, secretary and treasurer. Only routine business was transacted. OPERA HOUSE LEASED. The new $60, 000 theater which is being built at Trinidad has been leased by S. F. Nye, manager of the Opera house in this city, and Bobby Loring of the [illegible] Fountain Dramatic company for five years. The theater will open about November 1. When completed, the total cost of the building, including interior decorations, will be about $100, 000. WATER APPOINTEES. Water Superintendent R. J. Verner has appointed B. B. McReynolds caretaker at the city intake on Ruxton creek and will probably promote him later to the office of water supervisor. Joseph Sykes will remain chief clerk in the office in the city hall, while E. W. McDowell is reappointed shutoff man in the city. [L.?] E. Cribbs, whom McReynolds [clipped]. Small notices, left column [Top clipped advertisement] [illegible] [overcoats?] [illegible]. [Dark unrelated paragraph above CITY BRIEFS remains illegible.] ELK furniture rooms, 12 [illegible]. MINING stocks—[illegible] & Co., P. O. [illegible]. [Name obscured], clairvoyant, 312 North [Nevada?] street. FOR SALE—Packing barrels and [illegible] packing. Central Electric Co. PROGRESSIVE high five and dance [illegible] given by F. U. of [America?]. Admission, 15 cents. [Refresh]ments and prizes. [Save?] your money and buy at East [clipped]. Sewing-machine advertisement, right edge clipped DON'T PAY FANCY PR[cropped] FOR SEWING MACH[cropped] This $35.00 Drop[cropped] Sewing Machine [cropped] fully guaranteed with a[cropped] latest attachments. [Cash?] or Credit. 18.50 McCRACK[cropped] & HUBBA[cropped] 120–122 S. Tejon [cropped] Bread advertisement SPECIAL [cropped] BREAD [cropped] Our Home-Made Bread is [clipped]. [L016] COLORADO SPRINGS GAZETTE—TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1924 Pioneer Resident Dies Mrs. Lucinda D. Peck, 84, pioneer resident of the Pikes Peak region, died at her home, 106 East Boulder street, early yesterday. Mrs. Peck was the mother of Frank G. Peck, prominent mining man, who died three years ago. Mrs. Peck had been ill for some time. Funeral services will be held from the Law chapel this afternoon and will be private. Friends are asked to omit flowers. Burial will be in Evergreen. Shriners May Build in West By United Press. SALT LAKE CITY, April 28.—Location of a hospital for crippled children at some point in the Intermountain district was the subject of discussion at a meeting of representa[cropped] tives of [cropped] der, Nobles [cropped] the Rocky [cropped] Sunday. No decision [cropped] the proposed [cropped] this matter [cropped] board to se[cropped] venient and [cropped]. The Rocky [cropped] from Alberta [cropped] [Mex]ico and [cropped] [illegible] districts was [cropped]. Other left-edge fragments [Heading clipped] Bash Outing [Beginning clipped] Fred [illegible], [illegible] of [cropped] ational church, acted [cropped] the banquet and [cropped] [illegible] were included in [cropped]. [Fragment] the afternoon, include[cropped] horse shoes for the [cropped] and other games for [cropped] meeting was one of [cropped] ful in the history of [cropped]. [Heading clipped] LOWS PARTY [Fragment] playfully beating a [cropped] [illegible] in 1911 his father [cropped] [illegible] supreme court, His [cropped] [illegible] Frederick House[cropped] [illegible] Bernheimer [cropped]. [Fragment] [illegible]—Bernheimer—Now [cropped] [illegible] have married the [cropped] [illegible] Charlotte [cropped] that morning, she and [cropped] Edward George Zion, [cropped] [el]oped away and were [cropped] [illegible]. [Advertisement fragments] stops [cropped] [rheu]matism [cropped] [illegible] No [cropped] [illegible] have told me [cropped] [illegible] in years. I feel [cropped]. [Large tire advertisement] Introduc[cropped] / [illegible] [L046] PEABODY HONORS PIONEER CITIZEN OF EL PASO COUNTY E. J. EATON. Edwin J. Eaton, of this city, has been appointed a trustee of the State School for the Deaf and Blind. Mr. Eaton fills the vacancy caused by the death of W. G. Rice, and will enter upon his duties immediately. Mr. Eaton is very well known here and over the state, being one of the oldest pioneers of El Paso county. He held several offices under the old territorial and later the county government. Until its absorption by the Colorado Title & Trust company, Mr. Eaton was at the head of the El Paso County Abstract company. He is one of the heaviest taxpayers and most substantial business men of the city. In appointing Mr. Eaton to this position Governor Peabody has honored a representative citizen of Colorado Springs. Handwritten annotation 10-3-03 Adjacent right-column fragments [Opening fragment] The two Italian [cropped] Nice are charged with [cropped] anarchist conspiracy. BEEHIVES USED IN DEFENSE OF [cropped] Civil Officials, Assisted [cropped] [Gen]darmes, Finally [cropped] Barricade[cropped]. Paris, Oct. 2.—The [cropped] [illegible] [illegible] and gendarmes [cropped] [illegible] the [cropped] [illegible] a convent [cropped] by a former magistrate [cropped] threw stones at them [cropped] progress. One of the [cropped] [illegible] beehives, [cropped] [illegible] which were placed [cropped] of the convent. The [cropped] finally broken down [cropped] monks and relatives were [cropped]. At [Caste?]-sur-L'Agout [cropped] Tarn [cropped] have been [illegible] [cropped] believed to have been [cropped] cendiary [cropped] [illegible] [cropped] ed to open the seminary [cropped]. LIEUTENANT REQU[cropped] MAKE PUB[cropped] Infantry Officer [cropped] Offensive Remarks [cropped] Presence of [cropped]. Washington, Oct. 2.—[cropped] acted on the cases of [cropped] Louis M. Hamilton, [cropped] and Hamilton Foley, [cropped] Second Lieutenant Tho[cropped] coast artillery, and [cropped] Philippine scouts, tried [cropped] and sentenced to dismiss[cropped]. He approved the sentence[cropped] taugh and Rucker. A [cropped] imprisonment imposed [cropped] ley in addition to his [cropped] approved. The sentence[cropped] Hamilton was commuted [cropped] in rank of 116 numbers [cropped] at the foot of the list [cropped] and he is required to [cropped] [apol]ogy for certain remarks [cropped] ence of a lady which [cropped] which his trial was based. AMERICAN FREIGHT [cropped] RECOMMENDED Berlin, Oct. 2.—The [cropped] the United States by [cropped] road administration [cropped] freight car system has [cropped] ommend the adoption of [cropped] [Amer]ican model of 20 tons [cropped] ent cars here are of [cropped]. An appropriation for [cropped] included in the next [cropped]. [L047] BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE OF COLORADO, FOR THE YEARS 1891 AND 1892. E. J. EATON, SECRETARY OF STATE. Library labels and markings not acc. COLORADO ROOM 353.9 C719 1891/92 Colorado. Secretary of state. [Barcode] 103136909 [Handwritten shelf mark] 353.9 C719 [L039] Deaths and Funerals Mrs. Anna B. [Lovick?], aged [85?], passed away Thursday [morning?] [illegible]. The [illegible] services and interment will be in [illegible] [Ohio?]. [undertaking imprint illegible] Mrs. E. J. Eaton funeral announcement The funeral of Mrs. E. J. Eaton will be held Saturday afternoon at [2:30?] o'clock from the residence, 618 North Nevada avenue, Rev. [Paul?] Roberts officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen cemetery. [undertaking imprint illegible] NEW ELECTRICAL AND MILK ORDINANCES PASS Final steps in the adoption of a new electrical [code?] and a [standard?] milk ordinance were taken by the city [council?] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] yesterday [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]. Only two [illegible] at the [illegible] meeting [illegible] [illegible] and the [illegible] of [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]. [illegible] was [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]. [Remaining article body too faded to read reliably. Readable fragments:] “responsibility of seeing to the [illegible]” / “[illegible] the new ordinance which [illegible]” / “If [illegible]”. Above-column faint fragments [Small text too faint for reliable sentence transcription. Readable fragments:] “[illegible] the district [illegible]” / “[illegible] Tuesday [illegible]” / “[illegible] claimed [illegible]” / “[illegible] reasons [illegible]” / “[illegible] contract for [illegible]”. Grocery advertisements Open Sundays Until 11 P. M. STRAWBERRIES FRESH [cropped] EGGS [cropped] APPLES ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT LEMONS MILK BUTTER [illegible] PICKLES 16-oz. Jars Bread and Butter Pickles are Enjoyed by All. BRECHT'S CHOCOLATES Appropriate Mother's Day Gift. Famous [right edge clipped] STRAWBERRIES Quart Boxes [price clipped] Fancy Arkansas Strawberries. Full Quarts. HEAD LETTUCE Each [price clipped] Large Size. Solid Heads Fancy Lettuce. BANANAS 3 lbs. [price clipped] Fancy Golden Ripe Bananas. [L042] In Business for Himself. W. C. Stark, a young man who was in the employ of Durkee & Lee up to last Saturday, as a tinsmith, has bought out Aeby & Hay's tinware establishment and all the business appertaining thereto, and will hereafter conduct the business in person. Mr. Stark is a practical workman in tin, having followed the trade for ten years, and is well known in Colorado Springs as he has worked for the various hardware firms for the years past, and with his knowledge of the trade and his extensive acquaintance here he hopes to build up a good business in a very short time. He will do all kinds of job work in his line, working in tin, copper, and iron, and also roofing and spouting. He proposes to keep a full stock of iron, granite, tin and copper ware, and has now on hand a fine lot of Cincinnati stoves. With Mr. Stark's ability and energy his new venture will undoubtedly prove a success. Real Estate Transfers. Eli T. Marsh to John Lannon, Sr., the west 75 feet of lots 9, 10, and 11, in block 95. Consideration........$1, 000 El Paso County Building and Loan Association to [Mrs.?] [illegible] A. [illegible], lots 25, 26, and 27, in White, Wolfe & Sweet's subdivision of blocks 259 and 260, in addition 1 toColorado Springs. Consideration........$[illegible] [Name partly obscured] to T. L. Wood, [illegible] beginning at a point [illegible] [illegible] the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 8, township 14, southofrange 66 west, then[illegible] [illegible] along the west [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] thence due[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] to the southwest corner thereof, thence north [illegible] rods along the east line of [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] to [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]........$300 [The list continues in L 043.] Dance report, beginning clipped [Opening clipped] and enjoyed a few hours of dancing. Messrs. George H. T[urley?], Orrie L. Godfrey and Matt. H. Wilbur constituted the efficient floor committee. The programme of dances bore the significant motto, “We are not here for our health, ”and judging from the vigorous steps of the gentlemen and the graceful movements of the ladies, this motto was literally true. Nothing marred the pleasure of the evening, and the hop was pronounced a perfect success. Travel account, beginning clipped [Beginning clipped]ton. Here we camped for night near a milk ranch, and enjoyed our tea with plenty of milk and butter, resting securely and hoping that our trouble was over, and that good roads would now greet us and allow us to rapidly pursue our journey. Alas! our trouble had only begun. Taylor canon can beat the world on roads. Boulders as large as four barrels and of much the same form, only a little more on the “sugar loaf” order, infest the road on all sides and in the middle. A good team pushed to its utmost capacity can make one mile an hour with a light load, that is if your wagon is strong enough to stand the sudden plunges from the top of one of these boulders to the bottom of a mudhole. Finally the deed is done, and what is left of your team, wagon and self, emerges from the canon out into a beautiful plain covered with a luxuriant and nutritious growth of grass. About the centre of this meadow and near the east bank of the East river is the famous “Jack's Cabin.” We reached this place about five o'clock in the evening, and had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Wm. Baine of Colorado Springs, Mr. Will Hurst, and quite a number of our friends and acquaintances. We also learned that Mr. J. W. Taylor was camped near this place anxiously awaiting our arrival. We turned our jaded horses toward the camp and soon were warmly welcomed by Messrs. Taylor, Jenkins, Otis and Harry Fowler. Some of these gentlemen had just returned from the river with a large bucketful of fine mountain trout. They at once set to work and in a remarkably short time a splendid supper was ready. One of our party “got away” with six fish and the writer is too modest to say to how many he was helped. We think that twenty miles was the distance to the great mining town of Gothic City. We had a huge breakfast—fish, of course—and at 6:30 were on the road, gaining sight of the place at 12m., Monday. We found Mr. C. S. Alsop on the company's ground and in peaceable possession of the smelter and appurtenances thereto belonging. As soon as dinner was over we took a turn through the city. Gothic is situated at the junction of Copper creek and East river, on rolling ground—rather a narrow strip, yet sufficient for several years'growth—unless it should continue at the present rapid rate. There are at present one hundred and [clipped]. Peripheral clipped columns [Far left fragments] our sec[cropped] Dr. Anderson [cropped] / the tramp clock [cropped] [be]fore Justice Stew[cropped] [yest]erday accused of [cropped] Mrs. Clinkscales, [cropped] charge, and was [cropped] [illegible]. This will give [cropped] [illegible] any little [cropped] [illegible] clocks with [cropped] [illegible]. [Fragment] a slight blaze was [cropped] [illegible] rubbish back [cropped] [illegible] store. Prompt [cropped] [illegible] standers and the [cropped] [illegible] Charles Stearns' [cropped] [illegible] just now dur[cropped] [illegible] the rubbish in the [cropped] [illegible] will burn like [cropped] [illegible] is desirable [cropped] [illegible] matter and [cropped]. [Fragment] [illegible] from Lead[cropped] [illegible] came down [cropped] [illegible] [mount?] of [cropped] [illegible]. [Far right mine-description fragments] TERM[cropped] / 8 22 6 / seven adjacent [cropped] These mines [cropped] ton, and run [cropped] gold. The [cropped] are opened [cropped] Co. on the [cropped] company [cropped] mill run of [cropped] has a tunne[cropped] 200ounce [cropped] [illegible] [cropped] on Ripan[cropped] [illegible] [cropped] Gray Co[cropped] gold and sil[cropped] 100ounces [cropped] Next co[cropped] district of [cropped] mineral;[cropped] most solid [cropped] tenacious [cropped] first class [cropped] 12, 000 feet [cropped] mineral;[cropped] tunnel and [cropped] “Highworth[cropped]” / “North St[cropped]”. [Remaining edge print clipped/illegible.] Handwritten annotation 8-27-79 [L043] Real Estate Transfers — continuation [Opening continuation clipped] northwest quarter and the east half [of] the northeast quarter of section 7, the west half of the northwest quarter of section 8, the west half of the southwest quarter of section 9, the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section 20, the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section 19, township 11, southofrange 65 west, etc., containing 1, 128 acres........$2, 000 Geo. W. Wriggles to Wm. M. Jones, the south half of the northwest quarter and the north half of the southwest quarter of section 23, township 12, southofrange 67........$500 Lucinda D. Peck to the trustees of the M. E. Church, lot 16, block 92........[no amount shown] H. C. Hersperger to James D. Lawson, John Lawson, and Theophilus Lawson, 160 acres in section 5, township 15........$500 The United States of America to Wm. Holmes, patent for 120 acres in section 29, township 17, southofrange 63 west........[no amount shown] The United States of America to Daniel Fitzpatrick, 40 acres in section 2, township 13, southofrange 64 west........[no amount shown] The Colorado Springs Company to J. D. Lawton, lots 4 and 7, block 32........[no amount shown] Richard Gaines to S. P. Murry, 5 acres, more or less, in section 10, township 15, southofrange 66 west........[no amount shown] John W. and S. F. Rucher to Maggie G. Lovill, the west 115 feet of lots 9 and 10, block 74........$800 J. C. Hall and wife to Frank W. Hull, lots 4 and 5, block 82........$2, 500 The Colorado City Town Company to Lena Gehrung, lot 24, block 104, lots 18 and 21, block 120, lot 20, block 124, lots 5, 11, and 14, block 125, lot 1, block 126, lot 30, block 143, lot 21, block 148, lots 26 and 28, block 149, lot 13, block 156, lots 3 and 30, block 152, lots 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, and 20, block 163, lots 20 and 24, block 167, etc........[amount not shown] N. S. Culver, E. T. Marsh, and L. B. Hammond to the Congregational Church, lot 13, block 72........$350 Left-edge repetition of Stark business notice [Clipped part of the complete article preserved in L 042:] [bou]ght out Aeby [cropped] [establishme]nt and all the [cropped] thereto, and will [cropped] business in person. [cropped] workmen in tin, [cropped] for ten years, [cropped] Colorado Springs as [cropped] various hardware [cropped] and with his [cropped] his extensive [cropped] to build up a [cropped] short time. He [cropped] work in his line, [cropped] iron, and also [cropped] He proposes [cropped] granite, tin and [cropped] on hand a fine [cropped] with Mr. Stark's [cropped] new venture will [cropped] [succe]ss. Left lower hawk-bounty fragment [Beginning clipped] Welch informs [cropped] [thi]rty days three [cropped] hawk heads have [cropped] for the bounty [cropped] which is paid for [cropped] course they are [cropped] [illegible] they ought to [cropped] supposed that [cropped] [con]trary it is all a [cropped] [sho]wn by the figures [cropped] during August [cropped] the best months [cropped] varied but little [cropped] [o]f killing off the [cropped] our poultry in[cropped] seems to be a [cropped] for distributing [cropped] [illegible] and teaching [cropped] shooting. Right upper coach fragment [Beginning clipped] coming coach brought dow[cropped] [passen]gers, on the 23d eleven, and [cropped]26th, ten. This company is [cropped] business very extensively. [cropped] tickets over its line to Lead[cropped] sold in the Denver and Rio[cropped] way offices in Pueblo and [cropped]. Precinct Election [right edge clipped] Especial attention is called [cropped] in another column of the [cropped] held in precinctNo.6, embracing [cropped] Colorado Springs, for the purpose [cropped] ing delegates to the republican [cropped] convention, which convenes [cropped] House Hall, in this city, [cropped]. The precinct committee [cropped] “new departure” and step [cropped] old ruts of the caucus system [cropped] pose to stop the sorehead's [cropped] caucus.” They expect to [cropped] ing a regular election with [cropped] the reception of tickets (printed [cropped] these polls to be kept open [cropped] to 9p. m., thus giving every [cropped] portunity to cast his ballot, [cropped] each candidate ample time [cropped] opponent packs the meeting [cropped] ballot box. The election [cropped] Saturday, September 6th, [cropped] house on Huerfano street. [cropped] gates will be selected to represent [cropped] cinct in the county convention. [cropped] voter will be expected to [cropped] ballot his preference for [cropped] peace, one constable and [cropped] seer. Don't forget the [cropped] and let every man who is [cropped] town and county government [cropped] he has a voice in the [cropped] didates for the various offices [cropped]. [L049] MARRIED. EATON—WHIPPLE.—In Colorado Springs, on Thursday evening, April 13th, at the residence of the bride's parents, by Rev. T. Mitchell, Mr. E. J. Eaton and Miss May Whipple. HUTCHINSON—HAYCOCK.—At Manitou, on Saturday, April 8, by Rev. B. T. Vincent, Mr. Austin Hutchinson to Miss Jennie B. Haycock. SPECIAL NOTICES. NEW GOODS. Just received, spring styles of Clothing, Hats and Caps. Our prices this season will do you good. Come and see. JAS. M. HUNTER. BOARDING. From $6 to $9 per week, at Rock Ledge Ranch, near the Garden of the Gods. TO CONSUMPTIVES. The advertiser, an old physician, retired from active practice, having had placed in his hands by an East India Missionary, the formula of a simple vegetable remedy, for the speedy and permanent cure of consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all throat and lung affections, also a positive and radical cure for nervous debility and all nervous complaints, after having thoroughly tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, feels it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive, and a conscientious desire to relieve human suffering, he will send (free of charge), to all who desire it, this recipe, with full directions for preparing and successfully using. Sent by return mail by addressing DR. W. C. STEVENS, Munroe Block, Syracuse, N. Y. DENVER AND RIO GRANDE RAILWAY. EARNINGS FOR THE WEEK ENDING APR.7, 1876. Main Line— Freight........$3, 364.56 Passenger........2, 678.66 Total........$6, 043.22 TRUSTEE'S SALE. WHEREAS Nathaniel Colby, of El Paso County, Colorado Territory, by his deed of trust dated August 12, 1875, and recorded in the office of the Recorder of said county in bookP, pageNo.427, did convey unto Charles Stockbridge, trustee, the following real estate, situated in El Paso County, in the Territory of Colorado, to-wit: the east half(½)of northwest quarter(¼)section thirty-two(32)township fourteen(14)range sixty-six(66)west;also the west half(½)of southwest quarter(¼)section thirty-two(32), and the [east?] half(½)of southeast quarter(¼)section thirty-one(31)township fourteen(14)range sixty-six(66)west, county and Territory aforesaid, together with all the improvements thereon, to secure the payment of his promissory note, even date of said trust deed, therein described, for the gross sum of twelve hundred dollars($1, 200), payable one year after the date thereof, with interest at the rate of one and one-half per cent. per month until paid;and whereas the interest on said note has not been paid in accordance with the tenor thereof; Now, therefore, at the request of the legal holder of the said note, and for the purpose of paying the same and interest, with costs of sale, according to its tenor, the undersigned, Charles Stockbridge, trustee, will, under and by virtue of the authority in him vested by said deed of trust, sell at public auction, on Wednesday, the 10thday of May, A. D. 1876, at the hour of 10 o'clock, a. m., of said day, at the front door [to the court house, the same being the front?] door of the County Clerk's office, in the county of El Paso, and Territory of Colorado, to the highest bidder for cash, the above-described premises, and all the right, title, and benefit and equity of redemption of the said Nathaniel Colby, his heirs and assigns, and will apply the proceeds or so much thereof as may be necessary, as in the said deed of trust described. Signed, CHARLES STOCKBRIDGE, Trustee. ap 8 Name list above trustee sale [Beginning clipped] Geo. Howard, W. deL. Benedict, John A. Binkley, E. M. Mead, R. L. Read, C. Mann, John Bender, D. Spielman, J. B. Sims, E. Fackerell, Charles Pauls, Geo. Patten, Walter Bird, J. C. Adams, Anton Artus, A. J. Asher, Peter Alstrom, and others. Upper advertisement fragment [Beginning clipped] praise, and exclaim [cropped] “I have found [cropped] the best thing for rheumatism, coughs, and colds—it cures effectually.” Weather column, left edge clipped [Heading] [of] March, [1876?]. [Beginning clipped] during the month [cropped] [illegible] in a cloud [cropped] snow storm began on [cropped] [illegible] continued at the [cropped] wind storms occurred [cropped] [illegible] and 26th. [Fragment] accumulated on the Summit [cropped] month than at any time [cropped] this with the very high [cropped] an exceptionally severe [cropped] [illegible] at the station. [Heading clipped] [COLORA]DO SPRINGS. [Label clipped]29.779 [Label clipped]30.205 on the 1st, at 9:07[cropped] [Label clipped] [29.]324 on the 9th, at 2:00p. m. [Label clipped] barometer, 0.88inch. [Label clipped]66° [Label clipped]3°on the 15th. [Label clipped] temperature, 63°. [Label clipped] temperature, 49°on [cropped]. [Label clipped] temperatures, 49.1°. [Label clipped]18.4°. [Label clipped] temperatures, 30.70[cropped]. [Label clipped] and snow, .63inch. [Label clipped] wind, north. [Label clipped] traveled, 7, 523[cropped]. [Label clipped] wind, 44miles at 10:30[cropped]. [Label clipped] days other than those on [cropped]. [Fragment] which snow fell, 12. [Fragment] very pleasant during the [cropped] [comm]encement of the heavy [cropped] which continued into April. THOMAS M. HOBBS, Sergeant Signal Station. Trinidad and El Moro fragment [Beginning clipped] [advic]es from Trinidad to the [cropped] date of April 6, as follows: The track is laid to a point [cropped] certainly reach there [cropped] [tow]n well is down about 90[cropped] furnish to the town will [cropped] district. Lots in El Moro [cropped] foundations for a number [cropped] laid. Hallack Bros.[cropped] immediately, and it [cropped] will erect a large hotel [cropped] the enterprising citizens of [cropped] business lots in that [cropped]. Handwritten annotation 1876 [L003-p001] [Printed form:] PAGE NO. [blank] / PREPARED BY [blank] / DATE [blank] Edwin J Eaton Facts Vol 3 Feb 5 1898 9-23 — N/A " " 3 Feb 12 1898 9 — N/A Miss Ella Harding Eaton Facts Vol 7 Mar 30 1901 15 Isabel W. Eaton Facts Vol 9 Jan 25 1902 23 Miss Viola Eaton — Pueblo Facts Vol 10 Aug 9 1902 14 [L003-p004] 618 N. NEVADA — See List on 614 N. Nevada for Patent thru The Colo Spgs Co. [Table, column labels supplied for reading: Date | Book | Page | Grantor | Grantee | Property] Dec 10, 1873 [overwritten digits] | 6 | 555 | Colo Spgs Company | Kimball E. C. (ELISHA C.) | LOT 7 Dec 10, 1873 | 8 | 169 | Kimball | Lombard Frank P. | South 1/2 Lot 7 July 8, 1874 | 8 | 462 | Lombard | Maguire James F. | " " Jan 1, 1874 | 12 | 18 | Colo Spgs Company | Gutshall Samuel P. | LOT 6 May 9, 1874 | G [overwritten] | 375 | Maguire | Gutshall S. P. | SOUTH 1/2 LOT 7 Dec 14, 1874 | 12 | 336 [bracket joins preceding entry] | [same] | [same] | [same] Aug 16, 1875 [last digit overwritten] | 15 | 426 | Gutshall | Pochon J. J. | N 25' LOT 6 / S1/2 LOT 7 Feb 28, 1882 | 41 | 555 | Pochon | MARTIN F. L. | " " Mar 1, 1882 | 41 | 558 | Martin | DeCoursey M. A. (Mary A.) | " " Mar 22, 1887 | 69 | 279 | DeCoursey | Metcalf Orlando | " " Sep 9 1890 [1887 crossed out] | 126 | 33 | Metcalf | Metcalf Agnes | " " Dec 11 1895 | 230 | 175 | Metcalf | Peck Lucinda D. | " " Dec 19 1912 | 510 | 245 | Peck | Eaton May S. | " " Jan 14, 1939 | 956 | 396 | SMITH, VIOLET RE: ESTATE OF EATON | Camden Lewis E / Elva L. | " " Dec 31, 1947 | 1136 | 528 | Camden | TODD DAISY | " " Nov 9, 1982 | [2632 / 3632?] | 555 | Camden, Bonnie / Estate of TODD | HUDSON THOMAS | " " Feb 5, 1991 | 5811 | 30 | Public Trustee For: HUDSON | McCORMICK Charles D / Janet L. | " " [L003-p005] [Upper diagonal note, circled] Kimball — Block 35 E. C. Kimball M.D. D Oct 27 [1877?] 70 yrs - 5 mos - 24 dys Eaton — Block 31 - Evergreen Cem. May Edwin Violet Smith Peck — N of Blk 55 Lucinda D. [L003-p006] DATE | BOOK | PAGE | GRANTOR | GRANTEE [red recorded:] FEB 1, 1871 July 1, 1870 | C | 128 | United States of America | Mellen William P. (Trustee) | PATENT [red recorded:] AUG 15, 1871 July 22, 1871 | C | 300 | Mellen, Wm. P. (Trustee) | Lamborn Charles B. (Trustee) [red recorded:] OCT 27, 1874 April 17, 1866 | K | 310 | [blank] | THE NATIONAL LAND IMP. CO. [red recorded:] AUG 10, 1872 March 13, 1872 | E | 2 | Lamborn, Charles B. (Trustee) | National Land Imp Co. [red recorded:] AUG 12, 1872 March 13, 1872 | E | 5 | " " | The Colo Spgs Company [red bracket beside the preceding two entries:] 1/2 INT EACH [red recorded:] AUG 12, 1872 March 14, 1872 | E | 7 | National Land Imp. Co. | The Colo Spgs Co. | ALL [red:] APR. 19, 1873 April 19, 1873 | PLAT A/7 614 N. NEVADA Jan 1, 1874 | 12 | 18 | Colo Spgs Co | Gutshall Samuel P. Dec. 16, 1879 | 33 | 21 | Gutshall | Wilson Mary J. March 27, 1880 | 33 | 194 | WILSON | McAllister Elizabeth C. March 29, 1880 | 33 | 200 | McAllister | Fields John Dec 1, 1883 | 51 | 223 | Fields | Metcalf Agnes Nov 21, 1904 | 403 | 411 | Metcalf | Stark W. C. Jan 30, 1924 | 721 | 344 | Stark | Buchanan Amelia Sep. 25, 1939 | 983 | 70 | Buchanan | Stark Earl C. Dec. 20, 1944 | 1059 | 552 | Stark | Young John C. Jan 8, 1982 | 3520 | 30 | Young Estate of | Reyhons Kenneth J. / Hanson Kenneth Jan 8, 1982 | 3520 | 31 | Reyhons / Hanson | Hudson Thomas A. + Myra A. Jun 10, 1982 | 3574 | 567 | Hudson | Downtown Development Jan 22, 1991 | 5807 | 552 | Public Trustee Re/For Downtown Dev. | McCormick Charles D + Janet L. Apr 30, 1991 | [5833 / 5933?] | 649 | McCormick | Historic Properties [L003-p007] Evergreen Cemetery / Blk 64 Stark, William C Buchanan, Amelia Stark, Earl Block 35 Samuel P. Gutshall 1840-1908 [Bracket at left:] Bl 61 Peck Wallace H Peck - 1840-1909 [1st Sgt?] Co B - N.Y. Inf Lydia A Peck - 1844-1920 [L004-p007] 614 N. NEVADA - OWNER SUMMARY 1. WILLIAM P. MELLEN, TRUSTEE - 7/1/70 2. CHARLES B. LAMBORN, TRUSTEE - 7/22/71 3.ACT OF CORP N/A 4. THE NATIONAL LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY - 3/13/72 5. THE COLORADO SPRINGS COMPANY - 3/13/72 6. THE COLORADO SPRINGS COMPANY - 6/20/71 7. THE COLORADO SPRINGS COMPANY - 3/14/72 8. PLAT N/A 9. SAMUAL P. GUTSHALL - 12/27/73 * (1840-1908) 10.MARY J. WILSON - 9/18/73 11.ELIZABETH C. MCCALLISTER - 1/16/80 12.JOHN FIELDS - 3/27/80 13. AGNES METCALF - 12/1/82 14. W. C. STARK - 11/5/04 * (1851-1931), MARY A.(1850-1924), FLORENCE STARK(1878-1880), CARL W. STARK(1884-1889) 15. AMELIA BUCHANAN - 1/10/24 * (1870-1952) 16. EARLE C. STARK - 9/23/39 * (1891-1956), BLANCHE L. (1890-1925) 17. JOHN C. YOUNG - 12/10/44 * (DIED BETWEEN 1978-1981) [Handwritten:] 1. [Xetah?] Lawrence Young DIED - 1971 [1981 circled and double-underlined] [Right margin:] sons - Rush L - [cut off] / John C Jr- 18. KENNETH J. REYHONS AND KENNETH HANSON - 1/4/82 19. THOMAS A. AND MYRA A. HUDSON - 1/4/82 20. DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT COMPANY - 5/82 21. CHARLES D. AND JANET L. McCORMICK - 1/22/91 22. HISTORIC PROPERTIES OF COLORADO SPRINGS, INC. - 4/15/91 [L004-p008] TITLE SEARCH FOR 614 NORTH NEVADA LEGAL DESCRIPTION:N 60FT OF S 75 FT OF LOT 6 BLOCK 22 ADD1 COLO SPRINGS 1. DATED: JULY 1, 1870 RECORDED: FEBRUARY 1, 1871 - BOOK C-PAGE 128 INSTRUMENT: PATENT UNITED STATES OF AMERICA TO WILLIAM P. MELLEN, TRUSTEE DESC:W 1/2-SE 1/4-SEC7 WITH OTHER LAND-T14S-R66W 2. DATED: JULY 22,1871 ACKNOWLEDGED:JULY 22, 1871 RECORDED: AUGUST 15, 1871 - BOOK C, PAGE 300 INSTRUMENT: SPECIAL WARRANTY DEED CONSIDERATION:$1 ACKNOWLEDGED: CHARLES NETTLETON, COMMISSIONER FOR COLO IN CITY, COUNTY, AND STATE OF NEW YORK WM. P. MELLEN, TRUSTEE TO CHARLES B. LAMBORN, TRUSTEE DESC: SAME 3. DATED: APRIL 17, 1866 RECORDED: OCTOBER 27, 1874 INSTRUMENT: ACT CREATING CORPORATION GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF COMM. OF PENN. TO THE NATIONAL LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. 4. DATED: MARCH 13, 1872 ACKNOWLEDGED: MAY 6, 1872 BY A. H. CALEF, COMM. FOR COLORADO IN ST. LOUIS CO. MISSOURI RECORDED: AUGUST 10, 1872 - BOOK E, PAGE 2 INSTRUMENT:SPECIAL WARRANTY DEED CHARLES B. LAMBORN, TRUSTEE TO THE NATIONAL LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY DESC: ONE EQUAL UNDIVIDED 1/2 ETC CONSIDERATION: $16000 5. DATED: MARCH 13, 1872 ACKNOWLEDGED: MAY 6, 1872 BY A. H. CALEF, COMM. FOR COLORADO IN ST. LOUIS CO. MISSOURI RECORDED: AUGUST 12, 1872 - BOOK E, PAGE 5 INSTRUMENT; SPECIAL WARRANTY DEED CHAS. B. LAMBORN, TRUSTEE TO THE COLORADO SPRINGS COMPANY DESC: ONE UNDIVIDED HALF PART ETC. CONSIDERATION: $16000 6. DATED: JUNE 20, 1871 ACKNOWLEDGED: JUNE 22, 1871 BEFORE WM. E. PABOR? NP IN WELD CO. COLORADO RECORDED: JUNE 29, 1871 BOOK C, PAGE 280 [L004-p009] INSTRUMENT: INCORPORATION WM. J. PALMER, WM. P. MELLEN, R. A. CAMERON, ROBT. H. LAMBORN, W. H. GREENWOOD, JOSIAH C. REIFF TO THE COLORADO SPRINGS COMPANY 7. DATED: MARCH 14, 1872 ACKNOWLEDGED: JUNE 3, 1872 BEFORE CHAS. S. HINCHMAN, COMM. OF DEEDS FOR COLO. IN PHILIDELPHIA CO. PENN. RECORDED AUGUST 12, 1872 - BOOK E, PAGE 7 INSTRUMENT: WARRANTY DEED THE NATIONAL LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, ROBT. H. LAMBORN, PREST.N.L. & I. CO, M. L. DECOURSEY SECRETARY TO THE COLORADO SPRINGS COMPANY DESC: ONE EQUAL UNDIVIDED HALF PART ETC CONSIDERATION:$30000 8. DATED: APRIL 19, 1873 ACKNOWLEDGED: JUNE 20, 1873 BEFORE MATT FRANCE NP EL PASO CO. COLO. RECORDED: APRIL 19, 1873 - PLAT BOOK A, PAGE 7 INSTRUMENT: PLAT AND STATEMENT HENRY MCCALLISTER, JR., EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, COLORADO SPRINGS COMPANY TO ADDITION NO. 1, TO THE TOWN OF COLORADO SPRINGS DESC:SEC 7 AND 18- T14S-R66W 9. DATED: DECEMBER 27, 1873 ACKNOWLEDGED: DECEMBER 27, 1873 BY MATT FRANCE NP COLORADO SPRINGS RECORDED: JANUARY 1, 1874 - BOOK K?, PAGE 18, J. HOWBERT?, RECORDER INSTRUMENT: DEED COLORADO SPRINGS COMPANY (WM. J. PALMER, PRESIDENT, GERALD DE COURSEY, SECRETARY) TO SAMUEL P. GUTSHALL DESC:LOT NUMBER SIX IN BLOCK NUMBER 22 ( CORRECTED IN DEED DATED MARCH 8, 1882 TO INCLUDE ADDITION 1 TO DESC, RECORDED MARCH 10, 1882) CONSIDERATION:$100 10. DATED:SEPTEMBER 18, 1879 ACKNOWLEDGED: SEPTEMBER 29, 1879 BY A. S. WESTON NP LEADVILLE, COUNTY OF LAKE? RECORDED: DEC 16, 1879 - BOOK (33), PAGE 21 INSTRUMENT: DEED S. P. GUTSHALL TO MARY J. WILSON DESC: THE SOUTH SEVENTY FIVE FEET OF LOT NO. SIX IN BLOCK NO. TWENTY TWO IN ADDITION NO. ONE IN CITY OF CS CONSIDERATION: $325 11. DATED: JANUARY 16, 1880 ACKNOWLEDGED: JANUARY 19, 1880 BY J. H. BARLOW?, NP EL PASO CO. [L004-p010] RECORDED: MARCH 27, 1880, BOOK (33), PAGE 194 INSTRUMENT: DEED MARY J. WILSON TO ELIZABETH C. McCALLISTER DESC:S 75 FT OF LOT 6 IN BL 22 ADD.1 CONSIDERATION: $625 12. DATED: MARCH 27, 1880 ACKNOWLEDGED: MARCH 29?, 1880 BY J. H. BARLOW NP EL PASO CO RECORDED: MARCH 29?, 1880 BOOK (33), PAGE 200 INSTRUMENT: DEED ELIZABETH C. MCCALLISTER TO JOHN FIELDS DESC:S. 75 FT OF LOT 6 BL 22, ADD 1 CONSIDERATION: $750 13. DATED: DECEMBER 1, 1882 ACKNOWLEDGED: DECEMBER 1, 1882? BY HENRY LE? B. WILLS NP EL PASO co., co. RECORDED: DECEMBER 1, 1883 BY E. J. EATON, CLERK, BOOK 51, PAGE 223 INSTRUMENT: DEED JOHN FIELDS OF CS TO AGNES METCALF OF CS DESC:THE S 75 FT OF LOT 6 IN BL 22 IN ADD. NO. 1 TOGETHER WITH THE BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON. CONSIDERATION: ONE DOLLAR AND OTHER VALUABLE CONS. 14. DATED: NOVEMBER 5, 1904 ACKNOWLEDGED: NOVEMBER 7, 1904 BY C.C. LEE NP OF PITTSBURG, ALLEGHENY CO. PENN RECORDED: NOV. 21, 1904 BOOK(403), PAGE 411 INSTRUMENT: WARRANTY DEED AGNES METCALF OF ALLEGHENY CO TO W. C. STARK OF CO. DESC: THE N 60 FT OF S 75 FT OF LOT 6 BL 22 ADD1. THE SAID PROPERTY HEREBY CONVEYED ALTHOUGH BUILT UPON AND IMPROVED IS NOT THE RESIDENCE OF THE GRANTOR OR OF ANY OF HER FAMILY OR OCCUPIED BY THEM OR ANY OF THEM AS A HOME AND NO HOMESTESD EXEMPTION RIGHT OR CLAIM EXISTS WITH RESPECT THERETO. CONSIDERATION: ONE DOLLAR AND OTHER VALUABLE CONS. 15. DATED: JANUARY 30, 1924 ACKNOWLEDGED: JANUARY 30, 1924 BY H. CATHERINE WILLIAMS NP EL PASO CO, CO. RECORDED: JANUARY 30, 1924? BOOK (721), PAGE 344 INSTRUMENT: WARRANTY DEED W. C. STARK TO AMELIA BUCHANAN DESC: THE N 60 FT OF SOUTH 75 FT OF LOT 6 BL 22 ADD1 CONSIDERATION: ONE DOLLAR AND LOVE AND AFFECTION 16. DATED: SEPTEMBER 23, 1939 [L004-p011] ACKNOWLEDGED: SEPTEMBER 25?, 1939 BY DOROTHY M. RUSSELL NP EL PASO CO., CO RECORDED: SEPTEMBER 25?, 1939 BOOK (983), PAGE 70 INSTRUMENT:WARRANTY DEED AMELIA BUCHANAN TO EARL C. STARK DESC: THE N 60 FT OF THE S 75 FT OF LOT 6 IN BL 22 ADD1 EXCEPT A TRUST DEED FOR $4000 NOW OF RECORD AND TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1939 DUE IN 1940. CONSIDERATION: ONE DOLLAR AND OTHER VALUABLE CONSIDERATIONS 17. DATED: DECEMBER 18, 1944 ACKNOWLEDGED: DECEMBER 18, 1944 BY WALTER D. BAKER NP EL PASO CO RECORDED: DECEMBER 20, 1944 BOOK (1059), PAGE 552 INSTRUMENT: WARRANTY DEED EARL C. STARK TO JOHN C. YOUNG DESC: THE N 60 FT OF S 75 FT OF LOT 6 BL 22 ADD1 CONSIDERATION: ONE DOLLAR AND OTHER GOOD AND VALUABLE CONS. 18. DATED: JANUARY 4, 1982 ACKNOWLEDGED: JANUARY 4, 1982 BY SARA WHITAKER MARTIN? RECORDED: JANUARY 8, 1982 BOOL 3520, PAGE 30 INSTRUMENT: PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE'S DEED RUSH L. YOUNG REP. FOR ESTATE OF JOHN C. YOUNG TO KENNETH J. REYHONS AND KENNETH HANSON DESC: THE N 60 FT OF S 75 FT OF LOT 6 BLZ 2 ADD1 CONSIDERATION: ONE DOLLAR AND OTHER VALUABLE CONS. 19. DAT: JAN 4, 1982 ACK: JAN 4, 1982 BY SARA WHITAKER MARTIN? REC:JAN 8, 1982, BOOK 3520 PAGE 31 BY ARDIS W. SCHMITT REC INSTR:DEED KENNETH J. REYHONS & KENNETH HANSON TO THOMAS A. HUDSON AND MYRA A. HUDSON AS TENANTS IN COMMON, ADD. 730 N WEBER DESC: THE N 60 FT OF THE S 75 FT OF LOT 6 IN BL 22 ADD 1 KNOWN AS 614 N NEV CONS: $134,500 20. DAT:? MAY, 1982 ACK: MAY, 1982 BY PATRICIA L ELLIS REC: JUNE 10,1982 BOOK 3574, PAGE 567 INST:W D THOMAS A. HUDSON AND MYRA A. HUDSON TO DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, A COLORADO GENERAL PARTNERSHIP DESC: THE N 60 FT OF THE S 75 FT OF LOT 6, BL 22, ADDI ALSO KNOWN AS 614 N NEVADA CONS: ONE DOLLAR 21. DAT:JAN 22, 1991 [L004-p012] ACK: JAN 22, 1991 BY ELOISE F. HOFFMAN REC:JAN 22, 1991 BOOK 5807, PAGE 552 INST:PUBLIC TRUSTEE'S DEED ESTHER E. RINARD AS THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE TO CHARLES D. MCCORMICK AND JANET L MCCORMICK DESC:N 60 FT OF S 75 FT OF LOT 6 BL 22 ADD1, 614 N NEVADA CONS:$154,014.21 22. DAT: APRIL 15, 1991 ACK: APRIL 23, 1991 BY MEARLIN OVERTON NP STATE OF KANSAS REC: APRIL 30, 1991, BOOK 5833, PAGE 649 INST:W D CHARLES D. MCCORMICK AND JANET L. MCCORMICK TO HISTORIC PROPERTIES OF COLORADO SPRINGS, INC. DESC:N 60 FT OF S 75 FT OF LOT 6 BL 22 ADD1, 614 N NEV CONS : TEN AND NO/DOLLARS [L008] [L062] 618 N Nevada Ave 614 N Nevada ave (red brick) Picture could be 1939 or 1940 [L051] [L054] [L060] Mr & Mrs Lewis Camden they bought 618 N Nevada in 1939 Picture taken early 1940’s [L056] [L058] Mrs Daisy Todd She bought 622 N Nevada in 1919 Picture taken early 1940’s [L064] [G002] [G004] [G006] 618 [L002-p057] [Handwritten:] [Dec.?] 1897 THE QUIVER. F Fairchild, H. S., Room 48 Hagerman Bldg Fiedler, Chas. A. ... 124 N. Tejon Fisher, Thomas J. ... 510 S. Nevada ave Fisher, Mrs. T. J. ... " " " " Flynn, Sarah A. ... 329 N. El Paso Frame, D. P. ... 11 S. Wahsatch ave Frame, Mrs. D. P. ... " " " " Frame, Bert ... " " " " Frame, Leon ... " " " " Friend, Mrs. C. A. ... 210 S. Weber G Gardner, Mrs. Dora E., 1407 N. Nevada ave Gardner, Harry ... " " " " Gardner, Mrs. Frances, 609 S. Cascade ave Gates, J. M. ... 711 E. High Gathright, Mrs. J. W. ... 524 E. Kiowa Gile, M. C. ... 1121 N. Tejon Green, Mrs. Mary A., 1121 Colorado ave Grain, Mrs. Carrie ... 621 S. Cascade ave Guthrie, Mrs. Julia E., Reed's Addition H Harris, Florence A. ... 1621 N. Weber Harden, Mattie ... M. and B. Institute Harrington, Anna ... " " " Hartman, J. R. ... 329 N. El Paso Hartman, Mrs. Ida B. ... " " " Heller, Mrs. J. W. ... 416 E. Columbia Heller, William F. ... " " " Henderson, Mrs. E. C. ... 206 E. Costilla Hertel, Mrs. Artemesia ... 147 N. El Paso Hertel, Gertrude ... " " " Heinrich, Albert ... 415 E. Yampa Hext, Mrs. T. ... 1220 N. Tejon Hinman, Rose ... 222 N. Weber Holdeman, Leora, 605 N. Wahsatch ave Holden, Olive H. ... 1628 N. Nevada ave Hough, Myrtle ... 19 N. Prospect Hough, Claude ... " " " Hodgson, Henry ... City Hundley, Mrs. Isabella ... — N. Spruce Hyde, Eugene ... 104 N. Tejon Hyde, Edith W. ... " " " J James, Mrs. M. Elizabeth, 511 E. Costilla Johanning, Mrs. ... 11 S. Wahsatch ave Jones, Mrs. A. R. ... 1218 N. El Paso K Kenney, Mrs. L. E. ... Elk Hotel Keplinger, Mrs. ... 512 E. Cimmaron Kellogg, William, 329 E. Pike's Peak ave Kellogg, Mrs. William ... 329 E. Pike's Peak ave Kellogg, Mrs. Sarah, 325 S. Cascade ave Kindig, Wilda ... 23 S. Weber Kindig, Glencora ... " " " Kinney, W. P. ... 741 E. Kiowa Kinney, Mrs. W. P. ... " " " Knapp, Mrs. Eliza ... 603 E. Kiowa Knapp, Elmer ... " " " Knapp, Roy ... " " " Knapp, Ralph ... " " " Knabe, Carrie ... 24 College Place L Langley, Nellie E. ... 1621 N. Weber Langley, Ida L. ... " " " Landers, Hattie B. ... 123 N. Weber Lannen, Clara ... 15 N. Oak Lee, Mrs. Angie ... 327 N. Cascade ave Lee, Vinnie Pearl ... " " " " Lee, Rosalia ... " " " " Lee, Bessie ... " " " " Legg, Viva ... Spaulding House Lewis, Mrs. Hattie ... 113 W. Costilla Lumbard, P. Eugene ... 15 E. Cucharras M Manning, Thomas E. ... Lihue Manning, Lottie M. ... " Manning, Fred S., 410 S. Wahsatch ave Martin, Mrs. Anna E., Cor. Oak and Bijou Martin, Florence ... North Spruce Maybury, J. F. ... 620 E. High Maybury, Mrs. J. F. ... " " " Maybury, Camilla ... " " " Maybury, Irene ... " " " Minnice, Mary ... [blank] Minnice, Emma ... [blank] Minnice, Cora ... [blank] Minnice, Fannie ... [blank] Morgan, Charles ... M. and B. Institute Murdock, D. W. ... 506 E. Kiowa Murdock, Mrs. D. W. ... " " " Murdock, Scott ... " " " Murdock, Otis ... " " " Murdock, Grace ... " " " Mc McArthur, Fred C., 613 N. Wahsatch ave McClintock, Mrs. F. ... 19 W. Dale McClintock, Merle ... " " " McClintock, Roy ... " " " McClintock, Lacy ... " " " McLean, Mrs. A. E. ... 317 W. Kiowa McLean, M. Maud ... " " " McLean, Grace R. ... " " " McNew, Mrs. Z. ... 614 S. Tejon McNew, Dillie A. ... " " " McNew, Juanita ... " " " N Neff, Mrs. Margaret L. ... 312 S. Tejon Newberry, Albert H. ... 614 S. Tejon Norman, Lina ... Elk Hotel Norman, Mrs. Fannie F. ... 316 N. Wahsatch ave Norman, Effie E. ... " " " " Norman, Bertha ... " " " " Norton, William ... 705 S. Sahwatch Norton, Mrs. William ... " " " P Parker, Mrs. Eunice E. ... 327 S. Wahsatch ave Parker, Mrs. Margaret A. ... N. Cascade ave., near R. I. R. R. Parsons, Mrs. Rosa ... Midland ave Payne, C. M. ... 14 Brookside Payne, Mrs. Zoe ... " " Peck, Arthur ... 618 N. Nevada ave Peck, Mrs. Arthur ... " " " " Pederson, John ... 124 N. Spruce Pederson, Mrs. Christine ... " " " Peterson, Alfred, 712 E. Cache La Poudre Peterson, Mrs. Grace F. ... 712 E. Cache La Poudre Phelps, Geo. S. ... 16 N. Oak Phelps, Mrs. Geo. S. ... " " " Q Quick, Luther ... Printer's Home R Reed, Mrs. L. G. ... 1218 N. El Paso Reeves, Walter ... 1304 Colorado ave Reed, Mrs. Charlotte, 420 E. Cucharras Rich, Joseph ... 1303 Washington ave Richardson, Mrs. A. S., 223 E. Monument Richardson, Mary J. ... " " " Ripley, Mrs. L. R. P. ... 327 N. Tejon [Third column is cropped at right; addresses/names below may continue outside the image. Visible text follows.] Roby, Mrs. W. R. ... Robertson, Mrs. G. ... Robinson, Mrs. Sall[ie?] ... [Address fragment:] N[cut off] Robinson, Mrs. Dais[y?] ... Rodney, Hiram A. ... Russell, J. E. ... Russell, Mrs. J. E. ... Russell, Horace ... Russell, Clinton ... Ruble, Mrs. Rose S. ... Ruble, Grace ... Ryan, Mrs. Annie F. ... [Address fragment:] 51[cut off] Ross, Mrs. Fannie M. ... S Schneider, Mrs. H. E. ... Scibird, Mrs. Ella ... Schrieber, Katie ... 11[cut off] Schedin, N. T. ... Scott, Mrs. Anna, 311[cut off] Scott, Helen ... Sherman, L. E. ... Sherman, Mrs. L. B. ... Shipman, Mrs. Effie [cut off] Skinner, Mrs. L. C., 4[cut off] Skinner, Miss Dora S[cut off] Smith, Walter ... M[cut off] Smith, William ... Smith, Mrs. Anna ... Smith, Edwin ... Smith, Gertrude ... Smith, Lulu ... 206[cut off] Smith, A. J. ... Snider, W. B. ... 229[cut off] Snider, Mrs. W. B. " Springer, Clara ... Squires, Iva ... Squires, Grace ... Stanton, Mrs. T. B. ... Stark, Mrs. E. B. ... Starkey, Mrs. Annie ... St. John, Mrs. J. C., 302[cut off] Stockdale, Mattie E. ... Stockdale, Charles W. ... Stowe, Charles M. ... 11[cut off] Swann, Margaret ... Swanson, Anna ... Sykes, Ira J. H. ... Sykes, Mrs. Addie F. ... T Threlkeld, Isabella ... Thorp, Rosa ... Thompson, Mrs. Mary ... Thompson, Ollie ... Thompson, Will A. ... Towles, Raymond, Colo[cut off] Towles, Mrs. Gertrude[cut off] Truax, H. L. ... Truax, Mrs. H. F. ... Turnbull, Geo. B. ... 1520[cut off] Turnbull, Mrs. Rose ... " Turnbull, Belle ... " Tyler, C. E. ... Tyler, Mrs. C. E. ... W Wadlow, Mrs. E. ... Walker, Clyde B. ... 21[cut off] Walker, Jay ... " Walter, Bertha B. ... 31[cut off] Weld, Mary E. ... 7[cut off] Weld, Amy C. ... " White, Mrs. C. H., 205 E.[cut off] Williams, F. J. ... Williams, Mrs. F. J. ... [L002-p059] [Handwritten:] March, 1896 Fisher, T. J., 510 S. Weber Fisher, Mrs. T. J., Same address Flynn, Miss S. A., 329 N. El Paso Fouts, Mrs. D. B., 315 S. Weber Frame, D. P., 11 S. Wahsatch Frame, Mrs. D. P., Same address Frame, Bert, Same address Frame, Leon, Same address Friend, Mrs., 522 S. Nevada Garman, Miss Tillie, M. & B. Inst. Gates, J. M., 711 E. High Gathright, Mrs. J. W., 524 E. Kiowa Gile, Moses C., 1121 N. Tejon Gordon, Catharine, Lihue Hardin, Mattie, M. & B. Inst. Harriss, Miss, 515 E. Kiowa Hart, Julia E., 208 E. Dale Hartman, Mr. J. R., 329 N. El Paso Hartman, Mrs. Eda, Same address Harrington, Miss Anna, M. & B. Inst. Heller, Mrs. S. W., 824 N. Weber Hertel, Mrs. Artemesia, 147 N. El Paso Hertel, Gertrude, Same address Hext, Mrs. T., 1220 N. Tejon Hinman, Rose, 222 N. Weber Hodge, Louise, Montgomery Hall Hoyt, Warren, Colorado College Hyde, Mr., 322 E. Dale Hyde, Mrs. Eugenea, Same address James, Mrs. M. Elizabeth, 511 E. Costilla Johanning, Mrs., 11 S. Wahsatch Kenney, Mrs. L. E., Elk Hotel Keplinger, Mrs. 512 E. Cimmaron Kindig, Miss Glencora, 208 Pike's Peak Kindig, Miss Wilda, Same address Kimzey, John N., 1019 N. Wahsatch Kimzey, Homer L., Same address Kimzey, Mrs. Alice, Same address Kimzey, W. D., Same address Kimzey, Fred, Same address Kinney, W. P., Cor. Kiowa and Oak Kinney, Mrs. W. P., Same address Knapp, Mrs. Eliza, 603 E. Kiowa Knapp, Elmer, Same address Knapp, Ray, Same address Knapp, Ralph, Same address Knabe, Miss Carrie, [blank] Lacey, Miss Ada, 11 S. Wahsatch Langley, Miss Nellie, [blank] Lee, Mrs. Angie, 327 N. Cascade Lee, Vinnie P., Same address Lee, Rosa A., Same address Legg, Miss Viva, Spaulding House Lewis, Mrs. Hattie, [blank] Lovett, Mrs., [blank] Mahar, Mrs. Samuel, 653 N. Corona Mange, Mr. J. M., 513 E. Kiowa Mange, Mrs. M. G., Same address Manning, Thos. E., Lihue Manning, Lottie, Same address Manning, Fred S., Dorchester park Martin, Mrs. Anna E., 626 N. Corona Maybury, J. F., 620 E. High Maybury, Mrs. J. F., Same address Maybury, Camilla, Same address Maybury, Irene, Same address Mayhew, Mrs. M. A., 218 N. Wahsatch McArthur, Fred C., 613 N. Wahsatch McCabe, Hugh, M. & B. Inst. McLelland, Thos., Room 2 Midland Bl'k McLelland, Mrs. Thos., [blank] McGaugh, Miss Viola, 9 S. Corona McLean, Mrs. A. E., [blank] McLean, M. Maude, [blank] McLeod, Ellen A., [blank] McNew, Mrs. Z., 614 S. Tejon McNew, Dillie, Same address McNew, Juanita, Same address Morford, Mrs. Florence, 214 E. Rio Grande Morgan, Chas., M. & B. Inst. Newberry, Albert H., Midland Ave. Newberry, Mrs. Albert H., Same address Norman, Miss Lina, Elk Hotel Norman, Mrs. Fannie F., 316 N. Wahsatch Norman, Effie, Same address Norman, Bertha, Same address Parker, Mrs. R. E., 325 S. Wahsatch Parker, Mrs. M. A., 1119 Washington Ave. Parkinson, Miss Edith, 512 E. Kiowa Parsons, Mrs. Rosa, Grant Ave. Parsons, Mrs. Elva, 24 N. Nevada Pattison, Mrs. P. K., 1520 N. Nevada Paul, Mrs., Annie F., [blank] (Peck, Arthur, 216 E. Cucharras Peck, Mrs. Arthur, Same address Pederson, John, 124 N. Spruce Pederson, Mrs. John, Same address Peterson, Alfred, 717 Cache Le Poudre Peterson, Mrs. Alfred, Same address Pollock, Mrs. M. E., Pueblo Ave. Quick, Luther, Printers Home Ralston, Henry, V., M. & B. Inst. Reed, Mrs. Charlotte B., 420 E. Cucharras Reeves, [Mrs.?] F. A., 653 N. Corona Reeves, Jessie, Same address Rich, Jos. B., 1203 Washington Ave. Richardson, Mrs. A. S., 223 E. Monument Richardson, Mary L., Same address Ripley, Mrs. A. M., 327 N. Tejon Robertson, Mrs. Geo., 814 S. Weber Robinson, Mrs. Sallie, Bristol School Robinson, Mrs. Daisy, 217 W. Costilla Roby, Mrs. W. R., 215 E. Kiowa Ruble, Mrs. Rose, 701 E. Huerfano Russell, J. E., 428 E. Bijou Russell, Mrs. J. E., Same address Russell, Horace, Same address Ryan, Mrs. Annie F., 512 S. Wahsatch Sabin, Chas. E., Colorado Ave. Sabin, Mrs. Chas. E., Same address Scibird, Mrs. Ella, 618 N. Corona Schneider, Mrs. H. E., 306 S. Wahsatch Scott, Mrs. Annie, 501 S. Cascade Scott, Helen, Same address Sherman, L. E., 315 N. Weber Sherman, Mrs. L. E., Same address Schreiber, Katie, [blank] Skinner, Mrs. L. C., 423 N. Nevada Skinner, Dora E., Same address Smith, Lulu, 206 S. Wahsatch Smith, Walter, M. & B. Inst. Smith, Mrs. Katie, Midland Ave. Smith, Herbert, 1310 Lincoln Ave. Smith, Mrs. Moxie, Same address Smith, Rose L., [blank] Smith, Fannie M., 1314 Colorado Ave. Springer, Clara, 504 N. Corona Squires, Miss, 420 S. El Paso Squires, Grace, Same address Stanton, T. B., [blank] Stanton, Mrs. T. B., [blank] Stanton, Zetta, [blank] Starkey, Mrs. Anna, 506 E. Cimarron St. John, Mrs. J. C., 302 S. Wahsatch Stockdale, Mattie E., 510 W. San Rafael Stowe, Chas., 113 E. Vermijo Swanson, Annie, 3 Kiowa Place Sykes, Ira J. H., 332 E. St. Vrain Sykes, Mrs. Ira J. H., Same address Thomas, Leo Boone, 1203 N. Tejon Thomas, Mrs. Leo Boone, Same address Threlkeld, Mrs. Isabella, 404 S. Tejon Thurston, Ruth A., Griswold St., Reed's addition Towles, Raymond, [blank] Towles, Mrs. Raymond, [blank] Turnbull, Geo. B., 1520 N. Nevada Turnbull, Mrs. Rose, Same address Turnbull, Belle, Same address Walker, B. D., 217 S. Wahsatch Walker, Mrs. B. D., Same address Walker, Clyde B., 417 S. Nevada Walker, Jay, Same address Warner, Mrs. Ella D., Roswell Weld, Miss Mary, 709 Colorado Ave. Weld, Miss Amy C., Same address White, Mrs. C. H., 205 Pike's Peak Whiteside, D., 123 N. Tejon [Advertisements in cropped right column; cut text is not expanded.] THE HASSELL IRON WORKS CO. IRON FENCE, OFFICE RAILINGS. Machinery and Mine Suppl[cut off] Builders' Iron Work. 18 to 21[cut off] REPAIRING. W. Huerfano[cut off] P. J. MANCHESTER & CO. GROCERIES, 125 NORTH TEJON STRE[cut off] LOWEST CASH PRICES. L. E. SHERMAN, U. S. Land Office Attorney, REAL ESTATE AND CONVEYANCING. NOTARY PUB[cut off] Rooms 8 and 9 Exchange Block THE SEASON DEMANDS PROPER FOOTWEAR THE BEST AT MATT CONWAY'S 19 E. PIKE'S PE[cut off] Telephone 315 / Office 24 E. K[cut off] ... ROSE HILL COAL CO. ... Mines the Rose Hill coal and sell[cut off] other coals in the market THOS. G. HENDRIE, Practical Plumb[cut off] No. 218 No. Wahsatch Ave.—Re[cut off] JOBBING A SPECIALTY And promptly atten[cut off] Work and prices are ALWAYS SATISF[cut off] E. S. BUMSTEAD & CO., CONTRACTORS FOR PLUMBING, GAS FITT[cut off] STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING TELEPHONE 13. 110 NORTH T[cut off] D. P. FRAME, M. D. C. VETERINARY SURGEO[cut off] GRADUATE CHICAGO VETERINARY CO[cut off] Office and Hospital / Office hours No 117 E. Bijou St. / 7 to 8 a. m., 1 to [cut off] Residence / Telephones No. 11 So. Wahsatch Avenue / Residence, No. [cut off] Office, No. 200 [L002-p058] 1 Colorado Springs, Colorado, August 21st, 1872. Record of the first meeting of baptists called to consider the propriety of organizing a Baptist Church in this place. On motion J. M. Colburn was appointed moderator and Austin H. Weir, Clerk. Object of meeting was stated by the moderator. By request Brother Stockbridge of New York stated the method of organizing a Baptist Church. A motion was made and carried that all baptists present who desired to aid in the organization of a church, should subscribe to an article expressive of such desire. The following paper was then offered and signed viz: We, the undersigned, members of Baptist churches, are desirous of forming a society here to be known and recognized as the First Baptist Church of Colorado Springs: [Signatures, left column] [J. C.?] Cornell Mrs. [J. C.?] Cornell Austin H. Weir S. J. Millard Arthur Peck Mrs. L. D. Peck Josiah Riggs [Signatures, right column] F. A. Johnson R. [H.?] Jameson H. H. Allen J. M. Colburn Margaret Millard G. A. Millard A. J. [Bridgel?] On motion a committee of three was appointed by the Chair to ascertain the necessary legal steps and to [select a?] declaration of “Faith” [Further writing at bottom edge illegible] [L002-p060] 3 [Left margin:] '72 Colorado Springs, Colorado, Sept. 18th 1872. After devotional exercises the meeting was called to order by the moderator. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. Moderator stated that in pursuance of a resolution passed last meeting we meet tonight to organize a “Baptist church.” Proposed by Bro. J. E. Ambrose that the organization be postponed for two weeks, but as it did not meet the approval of the brethren, it was moved and seconded that we proceed at once to organize. Carried Unanimously. Letters of dismission from Baptist Churches were then read and accepted from Arthur Peck J. M. Colburn Mrs. L. D. Peck F. A. Johnson Austin H. Weir Brethren J. E. Ambrose, S. J. Millard, Josiah Riggs, Wm Millar, H. H. Allen, [J. C.?] Cornell and sister [J. C.?] Cornell made statements which were accepted in lieu of letters of dismission. On motion it was declared that we solemnly organize ourselves into a Church of Christ to be known as the First Baptist Church of Colorado Springs, Col. The committee on organization presented Articles of Incorporation which were signed by the following members: [Signatures, left column] Austin H. Weir J. M. [Colburn?] S. J. Millard [J. E. Ambrose?] [Signatures, right column] Homer H. Allen William Millar Josiah Riggs Arthur Peck [faint / partly lost at bottom] [L002-p062] [Top advertisement] Phone 13 For the Prompt Plumbers Phone 13 BARNES-STEPHENS PLUMBING & HEATING COMPANY 206 NORTH TEJON 212 DYC R. L. POLK DIRECTORY CO'S. 1910 EAS GREWELL COAL CO. COAL COKE and WOOD Office 110 N. Tejon St. / Phone 1271 / Yard Phone 2140 Dycus Clarence W, b 27 W Las Animas. —Ezra J, student, b 1122 Hayes. —Henry S, clk W W Dycus, r 27 W Las Animas. (Mrs Sallie P.) —N Franque, clk W W Dycus, b 1122 Hayes. —Olive B, emp C S Laundry, b 27 W Las Animas. —Shelley W, driver Seldomridge Grain Co, b 27 W Las Animas. —Wm W, grocer and meats, 332 S Tejon, r 1122 Hayes. (Mrs Jennie.) Dye Mrs Anna L, r 228 N Cascade av. —Helen M (wid Simpson), asst Sinton & Flora, b 1220 N Tejon. —Jessie V, ironer C S Laundry, b 636 E Willamette av. —Olive M, opr Colo Tel Co, b 636 E Willamette av. —Wm F, butler, 1106 N Nevada av. —Xenia (wid Luther J), r 636 E Willamette av. Dyer, see also Dwyer. —Alma I, b 20 N Chestnut. —Ellen L (wid Charles), r 122 N Wahsatch av. —Estella H, b 20 N Chestnut. —Jessie J (wid Thomas J), bdghse, 1705 N Tejon. —Louise V (wid Franklin W), r 119 W Las Animas. —Samuel J (Ford Elec Co), r 20 N Chestnut. (Mrs Eva H.) —Wm H, moved to Muskogee, Okla. Dyke Jacob M, lab, b 2617 N Nevada av. —Mrs Olive M, b 315 W Kiowa. Dyson Edward J, carp, r 313 E Kiowa. (Mrs Eliza A.) —Edward O, mach, b 313 E Kiowa. (Mrs Ruby B.) —Mrs Eliza A, boarding 313 E Kiowa. Dytri Antonio, miner, b 216 Concord, Roswell. (Mrs Mamie.) —F Dominic, huckster, r 216 Concord, Roswell. (Mrs Jose.) —Liberati, lab, b 216 Concord, Roswell. —Mrs Pia, b 216 Concord, Roswell. E Eads Charles E, millman Portland Mill, r 717 S Sierra Madre. —P Raymond, student High School, b 715 S Sierra Madre. Eagan, see Egan. Eagle Mrs Anna M, moved to Philadelphia. Eagles' Hall, 30 S Tejon. Eames Frances H, student Colo Coll, rms McGregor Hall. EARL APARTMENTS, Mrs Helen Louise Swain Propr, 2 N Cascade av, north of Antlers Hotel, Tel Main 74. —Benjamin H, cook Alta Vista Hotel, r 322 S Conejos. (Mrs Lila.) —Birdie B, b 821 E Willamette av. —Henry D, real est, 2 Robbins Blk, r 821 E Willamette av. (Mrs Mattie L.) —Myrtle F, student, b 821 E Willamette av. Earle Mrs Augusta D S, r 1814 N Tejon. Earp James W, driver H C Bower, b 927 N Royer. Easch, see Esch. Easley Joseph S, baker, r 124 S Wahsatch av. (Mrs Rachel A.) —Ogden H, cond C S & I Ry, r 914 E Cimarron. (Mrs Georgia S.) East Colorado Springs Land Co, Harvey McGarry gen mgr, 5 Giddings Bldg. Easter Bell Gold M & M Co, C B Garnett asst sec, 301 Mining Exch Bldg. [Bottom advertisement] Crissey & Fowler, Lumber Co. Anything in Lumber or Building Materials Call Telephone Main 101 / 117-123 W. Vermijo Avenue [Left margin advertisement] EL PASO DISTILLED WATER / 229 N. Tejon St. / Phones 46 & 91 [Top right advertisement] Candies, Cakes, Ice Cream, Dainty Lunches MUETH'S / 26 N. Tejon Street. Where Quality Is the First Consideration. EAS Colo. Springs, Colo. City and Manitou Directory. EDD 213 Easterday Ethan L, student, b 1109 S Nevada av. —Wilbert A, r 1109 S Nevada av. (Mrs Anna M.) Eastman Annie (wid Gustavis J), b 913 N Wahsatch av. —Charles G, painter, b 913 N Wahsatch av. —Ezra L, real est, r 1728 Colorado av. —Mrs Hattie L, r 1523 Washington av. —Susan W, tchr Bristol School, rms 320 N Cascade av. Easton Alta R, stenog, rms 532 S Prospect. —Archibald G, clk, r 1421 N Wahsatch av. (Mrs Stella D.) —Mrs Frances, rms 532 S Prospect. EASTON FURNISHED ROOMS, Mrs Josephine Faulkner Propr, Electric Light, Bath and Steam Heat, 120 S Nevada av. —Robert D, student High School, b 1421 N Wahsatch av. —Walter A, sec and treas Security Abstract & Title Co, r 1517 N Weber. (Mrs Cora S.) Eastwood Eva E, b 201 N 8th, Colo City. —Jennie A, b 201 N 8th, Colo City. —John H, foreman C S & I Ry, r 201 N 8th, Colo City. (Mrs Rose A.) —Wm J, millman U S R & R Co, b 201 N 8th. Eaton Alzina, domestic, 1820 N Tejon. —Charles, painter J N Klein, b 738 E Pike's Peak av. —Charles A, repr A T & S F Ry, r 111 W Las Animas. (Mrs Sallie J.) —Charles F, driver C G Strang, r 927 N Wahsatch av. (Mrs Addie E.) EATON EDWIN J, Pres Colo Savings Bank of Colo Springs, r 3 Latonia Apts, Tel Main 306. (Mrs May S.) —Elizabeth M (wid Wm T), b 1019 S Nevada av. —Inez L, tchr, rms 1026 E Costilla. —Pearl C, clk, b 23 Lincoln av, Colo City. W. I. LUCAS BICYCLES and BICYCLE LIVERY 119 N. Tejon / Phone Main 900 Eaton S Frank, mach C M Ry, r 23 Lincoln av, Colo City. (Mrs Augusta T.) —Vestal E, painter, b 111 W Las Animas. —Violet M, b 3 Latonia Apts. Ebb Frank, carp Portland Mill, r 10 W Las Animas. (Mrs Ottilia J.) Ebbert Albert F, collr Swift & Co, r 112 W Mill. (Mrs Mamie E.) Eberhardt Mrs Martha E, r 415 E Dale. Eberle Hattie, clk I M Walker, b 409 S Institute. Ebersole Charlotte I, student Colo Coll. —Lloyd E, clk, r 125 S 7th. (Mrs Agnes C.) Ebright Wm A, lab, rms 703 S Sahwatch. Echard Donald M, lab, r 15 N Pine. (Mrs Myrtle J.) Echols Columbus, bell boy Alamo Hotel, rms 15 E Huerfano. Eck Louis E, moved to Boise, Idaho. Ecke Oscar C, farmer, r 417 E Del Norte. (Mrs Hattie M.) Eckelfeld Guy, cook Manhattan Rest, rms 29 S Cascade av. Eckerstrom, see Ackerstrom. Eckert Mary A, b 125 S Weber. —Mrs Minnie H, rms Alta Vista Hotel. —Wm E, moved to St Louis. —Wm R, painter, r 104 W Mill. (Mrs Dovie E.) Ecklund, see Eklund. Eddy Clarence, miner, b 225 W Cimarron. —Mrs Fannie M, rms 2d East nr Locust, Nob Hill. —John W, driver Mueth's, r 913 E Vermijo av. (Mrs Kate J.) [Right margin advertisement] HEALTH DRINK WATERS THAT ARE PURE MINERAL WATERS DELIVERED PUEBLO MAGNETIC MINERAL WATER for Rheumatism, Bright's Disease and Kidney Trouble. COLORADO MINERAL WATER CO., J. R. Ballard, Prop. Telephones Main 4 and 583. Headquarters, Robinson Drug Co. [Bottom advertisement] Lake George Ice / 101-2 East Pike's Peak Avenue Phone Main 520 / THE CITIZENS' ICE COMPANY [L002-p061] [Top left advertisement is cropped:] [illegible / cut off] Pedersen [partly cut] Rear 20 E. Bijou / Tel. Main 1839 282 EAS R. L. POLK DIRECTORY CO'S. 1911 EDG Phone Main 1786 Norton Investment Co. Irrigated Lands 26 Midland Blk EASTON FURNISHED ROOMS, Mrs Josephine Faulkner Propr, Electric Light, Bath and Steam Heat, 120 S Nevada av. “ Walter A (Mrs Cora S), sec and treas Security Abstract & Title Co, r 1220 N Weber. Eastwood Eva E, student, b 201 N 8th, Colo City. “ John H (Mrs Rose A), shed foreman C S & I Ry, r 201 N 8th, Colo City. “ Wm J, millman, b 201 N 8th, Colo City. Eaton Alzina, b 1820 N Tejon. “ Charles A (Mrs Sallie J), inspr, r 128 W Fountain. “ Charles F (Mrs Adelaide E), chauffeur C G Strang, r 924 N El Paso. “ Charles V (Mrs Jessie), painter, r 125 W Las Animas. EATON EDWIN J (MRS MAY S), Pres Colo Savings Bank of Colo Springs, r 618 N Nevada av, Tel Main 306. “ Elizabeth M (wid Wm T), b 1019 S Nevada av. “ Elmer, student, rms Hagerman Hall. “ Pearl C, clk Kaufman & Co, b 23 Lincoln av, Colo City. “ S Frank (Mrs Augusta T), mach foreman C M Ry, r 23 Lincoln av, Colo City. “ Vestal E, painter, r 125 W Las Animas. “ Violet M, b 618 N Nevada av. Ebb Frank (Mrs Otilla J), carp, r 10 W Las Animas. Ebbert Albert F (Mrs Mamie E), collr Swift & Co, r 112 W Mill. Eberling Joseph E (Mrs Estella), grocer 325 S Institute, r 323 same. Eberhardt Martha E (wid Charles), r 415 E Dale. Ebersole Lloyd E (Mrs Agnes C), clk, r 125 S 7th. Ebright Wm A, driver J H Heller & Co, b 703 Sahwatch. Ebson Elsie, b 416 N Corona. Echard Donald M (Mrs Myrtle J), driver Depot T & S Co, r 15 N Pine. Ecke Oscar C (Mrs Hattie M; Hoyt & Ecke), r 417 E Del Norte. Eckerstrom, see Ackerstrom. Eckert Minnie H Mrs, rms Alamo Hotel. “ Wm R (Mrs Dovie), painter, r 104 W Mill. Ecklund, see also Eklund. “ Martha, dom 316 N Tejon. Eclipse Steam Carpet Cleaning Co, F J Enquest mgr, 513 W Huerfano. Ecremen Eugene E (El Paso Drug Co), b 809 S Cascade av. Eddy Arizona D (wid L H), dressmkr 419 E Kiowa, r same. “ Fannie M (wid Martin S), b 1615 N Tejon. “ John W (Mrs Kate J), driver Mueth's, rms 913 E Vermijo. “ Warren E, b 414 N Weber. Edel John (Mrs Annie), r 521 Main. Edell Joseph (Mrs Anna E), cond C M Ry, r 424 Main, Colo City. Edelman George A, hlpr C M Ry, b 112 S 6th, Colo City. Edenfield Charles B (Mrs Mary E), propr The Edenfield, r 230 S Tejon. EDENFIELD THE, CHARLES B Edenfield Propr, Furnished Rooms and Board by Day or Week, Home Cooking, Free Bath, All Outside Rooms, Home for Tourists, 230 S Tejon, West Side Court House Square. Edenson Edwin, b 416 N Corona. Edgar Court V (Mrs Fanny), r 2104 N Nevada av. “ Lea B, b rear 721 S Tejon. “ Lucien B, driver Hemenway Gro Co, r rear 721 S Tejon. Edgecomb Estella N Mrs, b 1724 Grant av. Edgell Oscar collr, Giles Merc Agency, rms 320 N Cascade av. [Bottom left advertisement] THE WATERMAN PRESS / Main 1154 112 EAST CUCHARRAS STREET / PRINTED THIS DIRECTORY [Top right advertisement] M. K. MYERS Sporting Goods 27-29 East Huerfano St. / GUNS AND AMMUNITION EDG Colo. Springs, Colo. City and Manitou Directory. EGB 283 Edgerly Effie S Mrs, steno, b 847 E Cache la Poudre. Edilson Benjamin (Mrs Bertha), tailor, r 711 N Tejon. “ Henry, clk, b 711 N Tejon. Edinger Cafe The, Mrs Magdalena Edinger propr, 116-120 Canon av, Manitou. “ Kathrine E, b 118 Canon av, Manitou. “ Laura W, steno Purcell & Burns, b 1708 N Tejon. “ Magdalena Mrs, propr Edinger Cafe, r 118 Canon av, Manitou. Edison, see also Eidson. Edminsten Edward, fireman C S & I Ry, r 1224 Colorado av, Colo City. Edmisten Elmer (Mrs Jennie K), fireman, r 3 Manitou av, Colo City. Edmondson Harriet E, rms 712 N Tejon. Edmonson Frank, moved to Muskegon, Mich. Edmunds Fannie, dom 1428 Wood av. Edna Maxwell, student, rms McGregor Hall. Edstrom John G (Mrs Annie M), barber Mrs Lotta Reinhardt, r 620 E St Vrain. Edwards Alice S, b 631 N Wahsatch av. “ Altha I (wid Harvey), nurse 1427 Grant av, r same. “ Arthur W, lab, b 1423 Grant av. “ Augustus L (Mrs Ruth), trammer C S L, H & P Co, r Papeton. “ Charles W (Mrs Jessie V), washer C S Laundry, r 636 E Willamette av. “ Daisy D (wid Thomas W), maid Alamo Hotel. “ David J (Mrs Irene), clk U S R & R Co, r 1131 Lincoln av, Colo City. “ Edward, porter Park Hotel. “ Emery H, trav agt, b 1427 Grant av. “ George, rancher, b 1006 S Weber. “ George H (Mrs Mary A), autos, r 147 Grand av, Manitou. “ Gussie, b 615 Washington av, Colo City. “ Gustav, lab C S L, H & P Co, r Curtis P O. “ Harvey (Mrs Jennie L), carp, r 116 E Boulder. Edwards Heman (Mrs Frances F), clk, r 1320 Lincoln av. “ Henry E (Mrs Myrtle), foreman meter dept C S L, H & P Co, r 1006 S Weber. “ James (Mrs Minnie), cond C S & C C D Ry, r 703 S Sierra Madre. “ James A (Mrs Myra D), shoemkr 308 1/2 E Pike's Peak av, r 207 N Corona. “ John J, porter F S Davis, rms 421 E Huerfano. “ John K (Mrs Ella), miner, r 927 Conejos. “ John N, lab, b 927 Conejos. “ Joseph, asst inspr of sewers, r 929 Conejos. “ Joseph jr, tmstr, b 929 Conejos. “ Leo F, b 207 N Corona. “ Lester, tmstr, b 215 E Moreno av. “ Lester G (Mrs Orilla), r 421 S Nevada av. “ Philip, bkpr Holland Dairy Co, r same. “ P James (Mrs Emma G), fireman Golden Cycle Mill, r 1423 Grant av. “ Ralph, stableman Colo City Livery, rms Arlington Hotel, Colo City. “ Ray A, student High School, b 207 N Corona. “ Robert, miner, b 202 Beacon, Roswell. “ Thomas J (Mrs Olive), waiter M & L Cafe, r 601 Sahwatch. “ Urh T, driver W N Burgess, rms 123 S Cascade av. “ Walter, waiter, rms 12 S Corona. “ Wm O, b Union Printers' Home. Effinger Relde E (wid Gerard M), r 804 Jefferson, Colo City. “ Stanley S (Effinger & Dunbar), r 804 Jefferson av, Colo City. “ & Dunbar (S S Effinger, J D Dunbar), real est 519 1/2 Colorado av, Colo City. Egan John, lab, b 217 Conejos. “ Thomas G (Mrs Rosemary B), agt Conn Mut Life Ins Co, 520 Exch Natl Bank Bldg, r 1403 S Tejon. Egbert Ella F, rms 207 N Wahsatch av. “ Henry D (Mrs Anna), farmer, rms 207 N Wahsatch av. [Bottom right advertisement] WEBER CYCLE and SUPPLY COMPANY Bicycles, Supplies and Repairs Mfrs. Weber's Portable Turn Tables 6 E. Kiowa St. / Phone M. 466 [L007-p001] 462 This Indenture, Made this Tenth day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy three. BETWEEN Frank P. Lombard, party of the first part, and James F. Maguire, party of the second part. WITNESSETH, That the said party of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of Two Hundred Dollars, to him in hand paid, by the said party of the second part; and also for the further consideration of the agreement between the parties hereto, for themselves, their heirs, successors and legal representatives, that intoxicating liquors shall never be manufactured, sold, or otherwise disposed of, as a beverage, in any place of public resort, in or upon the premises hereby granted, or any part thereof; and it is herein and hereby expressly reserved by the said party of the first part, that in case any of the above conditions concerning intoxicating liquors are broken by said party of the second part, his assigns or legal representatives, then this deed shall become null and void, and all right, title and interest of, in and to the premises hereby conveyed shall revert to the party of the first part successors and assigns; and the said party of the second part, by accepting this deed, for himself, his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, consents and agrees to the reservations and conditions aforesaid; and, also, in further consideration, that the said party of the second part shall never present or prosecute any claims for damages done by any irrigating canal which passes through, or may pass through the land described in this conveyance, against the said party of the first part—HAS GRANTED, BARGAINED AND SOLD, and by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the second part, his heirs and assigns, the following described lands and premises, in the Town of Colorado Springs, County of El Paso, and Territory of Colorado, viz.: The South half of Lot Number Seven (7) in Block Number Twenty Two (22). [Unused description space crossed diagonally.] ALSO, the said party of the first part by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto said party of the second part, his right to WATER from the Irrigating Canals of the Colorado Springs Company, for the purpose of irrigating the lands and premises hereinbefore described, and for household uses, subject to such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the Colorado Springs Company, and, also, subject to all assessments for the necessary enlargements and repairs, and the necessary expense of superintendence of the Canals from which water is received, by the said party of the second part. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same, with all the privileges and appurtenances, and all the estate, right, title and interest of the said party of the first part, either in law or equity, to the only proper use and benefit of the said party of the second part, his heirs and assigns forever, subject, nevertheless, to the conditions and reservations herein above named and set forth, according to the true intent and meaning thereof. And the said party of the first part further covenants with the said party of the second part, that at the time of the ensealing and delivery of these presents, he is well seized of the premises above conveyed as of good, sure, perfect, absolute and indefeasible estate of inheritance, in law and fee simple, and has good right, full power and lawful authority to grant, bargain, sell and convey the same, in manner and form aforesaid, and that the same are free and clear from all former and other grants, bargains, sales, liens, taxes, assessments and incumbrances of whatever kind and nature soever; and the above bargained premises in the quiet and peaceable possession of the said party of the second part, his heirs and assigns, against all and every person lawfully claiming or to claim the whole or any part thereof, the said party of the first part shall and will warrant and forever defend. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The said party of the first part has hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year first above written. Signed, Sealed and Delivered in Presence of [H. B. Sherman?]. Frank P. Lombard [SEAL] TERRITORY OF COLORADO, COUNTY OF EL PASO, ss. Be it remembered, that on this Tenth day of December A. D. 1873, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the County and Territory aforesaid, duly commissioned and qualified under the laws of said Territory to take the acknowledgment of deeds, etc., personally appeared Frank P. Lombard, to me personally known to be the identical person named in and who executed the within and foregoing deed, and he in due form of law severally acknowledged that he signed, sealed and delivered the said instrument as his free and voluntary act and deed for the uses and purposes therein set forth. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal, at Colorado Springs, the day and year aforesaid. [H. B. Sherman?], Notary Public [Marginal inscription: Notarial Seal.] Filed for Record the [5th?] day of July A. D. 1874, at 11 o’clock A. M. [L034] 18 [Visible end of preceding instrument — context fragment, not the Gutshall deed] [Beginning outside this image] and seal the day and year first above written. Signed sealed and delivered in presence of H. B. Sherman. Robert A. Ennis {Seal} Territory of Colorado, County of El Paso, ss. I Matt France a Notary Public in and for said County in the Territory aforesaid, do hereby certify that Robert A. Ennis, Executor of William Ennis deceased, personally known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the annexed Deed, appeared before me this day in person and acknowledged that he signed sealed and delivered the said instrument of writing as his free and voluntary act for the uses and purposes therein set forth. Given under my hand and Notarial Seal this 27th day of December A. D. 1873. Matt France, Notary Public. {Notarial Seal} [Colorado Springs Company to Samuel P. Gutshall] [Margin:] Colorado Springs Company to Samuel P. Gutshall. Warranty Deed. Filed for record at 1:05 P. M. January 1st 1874. [J. Harbert?] Recorder. [J. S. Sherratt?] Deputy. This Indenture Made this twenty seventh day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand Eight hundred and Seventy three between the Colorado Springs Company, a Corporation duly created under the laws of the Territory of Colorado, party of the first part and Samuel P. Gutshall, party of the second part. Witnesseth. That the said party of the first part for and in consideration of the sum of One Hundred Dollars to it in hand paid by the said party of the second part, and also for the further consideration of the agreement between the parties hereto, for themselves, their heirs, successors and legal representatives, that intoxicating liquors shall never be manufactured, sold or otherwise disposed of, as a beverage, in any place of public resort, in or upon the premises hereby granted or any part thereof; and it is herein and hereby expressly reserved by the said party of the first part, that in case any of the above conditions concerning intoxicating liquors are broken by said party of the second part, his assigns or legal representatives, then this deed shall become null and void, and all right title and interest of, in and to the premises hereby conveyed shall revert to the said party of the first part, its successors and assigns; and the said party of the second part by accepting this deed for himself, his heirs executors administrators and assigns, consents and agrees to the reservations and conditions aforesaid; and also in further consideration that the said party of the second part shall never present or prosecute any claim for damages done by any irrigating Canal which passes through or may pass through the land described in this Conveyance, against the said party of the first part. Has granted, bargained and sold, and by these presents does grant bargain sell and convey unto the said party of the second part his heirs and assigns the following described lands and premises in the Town of Colorado Springs, County of El Paso and Territory of Colorado, viz: Lot Number Six (6) in block number twenty two (22). Also the said party of the first part by these presents does grant bargain sell and convey unto said party of the second part the right to Water from the Irrigating Canals of the said party of the first part for the purpose of irrigating the Lands and premises herein before described, and for household uses, subject to such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the said party of the first part, and also subject to all assessments for the necessary enlargements and repairs and the necessary expense of superintendence of the Canals from which water is received by the said party of the second part. To Have and to Hold the same with all the privileges and appurtenances, and all the estate right title and interest of the said party of the first part either in law or equity to the only proper use and benefit of the said party of the second part his heirs and assigns forever subject nevertheless to the conditions and reservations herein above named [continues on page 19]. [L035] 19 [Gutshall deed continued from page 18] and set forth according to the true intent and meaning thereof. And the said party of the first part further covenants with the said party of the second part, that at the time of the ensealing and delivery of these presents it is well seized of the premises above conveyed as of good sure perfect absolute and indefeasible estate of inheritance in law and fee simple; and has good right full power and lawful authority to grant bargain sell and convey the same, in manner and form aforesaid, and that the same are free and clear from all former and other grants bargains sales liens taxes assessments and incumbrances of whatever kind and nature soever; and the above bargained premises in the quiet and peaceable possession of the said party of the second part his heirs and assigns, against all and every person lawfully claiming or to claim the whole or any part thereof the said party of the first part shall and will warrant and forever defend. In Witness Whereof, the said party of the first part hath hereunto affixed its Corporate Seal and caused the same to be attested by the signatures of its President and Secretary, the day and year first above written. Colorado Springs Company Seal. Wm J. Palmer, President. Attest Gerald De Courcy, Secretary. Territory of Colorado, County of El Paso, ss. Be it remembered that on this 27th day of December A. D. 1873 before me the undersigned a Notary Public in and for said County in the Territory aforesaid duly commissioned and qualified under the laws of said Territory to take the acknowledgement of deeds, etc., personally appeared William J. Palmer President of the Colorado Springs Company, and Gerald De Courcy Secretary of said Company, to me personally known to be the identical persons named in and who executed the within and foregoing deed, and they in due form of law severally acknowledged that they signed sealed and delivered the said instrument as their free and voluntary act and deed for the uses and purposes therein set forth. In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official Seal at Colorado Springs the day and year aforesaid. Matt France, Notary Public. {Notarial Seal} [Beginning of following instrument — context fragment, not the Gutshall deed] [Margin:] Colorado Springs Company to Mrs Lucy Ann Spencer. Warranty Deed. Filed for record at 10:05 A. M. January 2d 1874. [J. Harbert?] Recorder. [J. S. Sherratt?] Deputy. This Indenture Made this thirtieth day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand Eight hundred and seventy three between the Colorado Springs Company, a Corporation duly created under the laws of the Territory of Colorado, party of the first part, and Mrs Lucy Ann Spencer party of the second part. Witnesseth. That the said party of the first part for and in consideration of the sum of Fifty Dollars to it in hand paid by the said party of the second part and also for the further consideration of the agreement between the parties hereto for themselves their heirs successors and legal representatives that intoxicating liquors shall never be manufactured sold or otherwise disposed of as a beverage in any place of public resort in or upon the premises hereby granted or any part thereof; and it is herein and hereby expressly reserved by the said party of the first part that in case any of the above conditions concerning intoxicating liquors are broken by said party of the second part her assigns or legal representatives then this deed shall become null and void and all right title and interest of in and to the premises hereby conveyed shall revert to the said party of the first part its successors and assigns; and the said party of the second part by accepting this deed for herself her heirs executors and administrators [continues outside this image]. [L007-p004] 375 This Indenture, Made this Twenty seventh day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy four. BETWEEN James F. Maguire, party of the first part, and Samuel P. Gutshall, party of the second part. WITNESSETH, That the said party of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of Two Hundred Dollars, to him in hand paid, by the said party of the second part; and also for the further consideration of the agreement between the parties hereto, for themselves, their heirs, successors and legal representatives, that intoxicating liquors shall never be manufactured, sold, or otherwise disposed of, as a beverage, in any place of public resort, in or upon the premises hereby granted, or any part thereof; and it is herein and hereby expressly reserved by the said party of the first part, that in case any of the above conditions concerning intoxicating liquors are broken by said party of the second part, his assigns or legal representatives, then this deed shall become null and void, and all right, title and interest of, in and to the premises hereby conveyed shall revert to the party of the first part successors and assigns; and the said party of the second part, by accepting this deed, for himself, his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, consents and agrees to the reservations and conditions aforesaid; and, also, in further consideration, that the said party of the second part shall never present or prosecute any claims for damages done by any irrigating canal which passes through, or may pass through the land described in this conveyance, against the said party of the first part—HAS GRANTED, BARGAINED AND SOLD, and by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the second part, his heirs and assigns, the following described lands and premises, in the Town of Colorado Springs, County of El Paso, and Territory of Colorado, viz.: The South half of Lot Number Seven (7) in Block number Twenty two (22). [Unused description space.] ALSO, the said party of the first part by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto said party of the second part, his right to WATER from the Irrigating Canals of the Colorado Springs Company, for the purpose of irrigating the lands and premises hereinbefore described, and for household uses, subject to such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the Colorado Springs Company, and, also, subject to all assessments for the necessary enlargements and repairs, and the necessary expense of superintendence of the Canals from which water is received, by the said party of the second part. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same, with all the privileges and appurtenances, and all the estate, right, title and interest of the said party of the first part, either in law or equity, to the only proper use and benefit of the said party of the second part, his heirs and assigns forever, subject, nevertheless, to the conditions and reservations herein above named and set forth, according to the true intent and meaning thereof. And the said party of the first part further covenants with the said party of the second part, that at the time of the ensealing and delivery of these presents, he is well seized of the premises above conveyed as of good, sure, perfect, absolute and indefeasible estate of inheritance, in law and fee simple, and has good right, full power and lawful authority to grant, bargain, sell and convey the same, in manner and form aforesaid, and that the same are free and clear from all former and other grants, bargains, sales, liens, taxes, assessments and incumbrances of whatever kind and nature soever; and the above bargained premises in the quiet and peaceable possession of the said party of the second part, his heirs and assigns, against all and every person lawfully claiming or to claim the whole or any part thereof, the said party of the first part shall and will warrant and forever defend. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The said party of the first part has hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year first above written. Signed, Sealed and Delivered in Presence of E. Herbert Clapp. James Frank Maguire [SEAL] TERRITORY OF COLORADO, COUNTY OF EL PASO, ss. Be it remembered, that on this Twenty seventh day of April A. D. 1874, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the County and Territory aforesaid, duly commissioned and qualified under the laws of said Territory to take the acknowledgment of deeds, etc., personally appeared James Frank Maguire, to me personally known to be the identical person named in and who executed the within and foregoing deed, and he in due form of law severally acknowledged that he signed, sealed and delivered the said instrument as his free and voluntary act and deed for the uses and purposes therein set forth. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal, at Colorado Springs, the day and year aforesaid. [Marshall?] [illegible surname], Notary Public [Marginal inscription: Official Seal.] Filed for Record the 9th day of May A. D. 1874 at 2 o’clock P. M. [L007-p007] 336 [End of preceding United States record — context fragment] [illegible beginning] in testimony whereof [illegible] Ulysses S. Grant, President of the United States of America [illegible]. [Margin:] United States / General Land Office / Seal. By the President: U. S. Grant. By [S. D. Williamson?], Secretary. [illegible] Recorder of the General Land Office. [Margin:] [illegible filing notation]. [Quit Claim Deed] [Margin:] Quit Claim Deed. James F. Maguire to S. P. Gutshall. Filed December 14th 1874 at 2 o’clock P. M. [J. Harbert?] Recorder. [J. S. Sherratt?] Deputy. This Deed Made this Eleventh day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy four between James F. Maguire of the County of [illegible] Territory of Colorado party of the first part and Samuel P. Gutshall of the County of El Paso and Territory of Colorado of the second part. Witnesseth. That the said party of the first part for and in consideration of the sum of Two Hundred Dollars to the said party of the first part in hand paid by the said party of the second part [illegible words] whereof is hereby acknowledged, [illegible] remise release and forever quit claim unto the said party of the second part, to his heirs and assigns forever [illegible] all the right title interest [illegible] which the said party of the first part has in and to the following described premises situate lying and being in the County of El Paso and Territory of Colorado, [illegible clause referring to damages and an irrigating canal] to [illegible] the North half of Lot number Seven (7) in Block number twenty two (22) of the Town of Colorado Springs. This Quit Claim Deed is given to correct an [error?] [illegible] Quit Claim [illegible] in [a?] Deed of [the?] May 9th 1874 and duly recorded in Book Y page No. 375 Records of the County of El Paso, Colorado Territory. To Have and to Hold the same together with all and singular the appurtenances and hereditaments thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining and all the estate right title interest [illegible] of the said party of the first part [illegible] unto the said party of the second part his heirs and assigns forever. In Witness Whereof the said party of the first part has hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year first above written. Signed Sealed and Delivered in presence of [Wm McAllister?]. James F. Maguire {Seal} Territory of Colorado, County of El Paso, ss. I [illegible] Notary Public in and for said County in the Territory aforesaid do hereby certify that James F. Maguire personally known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the annexed Deed appeared before me this day in person and acknowledged that he signed sealed and delivered the said instrument of writing as his free and voluntary act [illegible] for the uses and purposes therein set forth. [illegible final acknowledgment date and signature at lower edge]. [L007-p009] 426 This Indenture, Made this Fifteenth day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy [four / five?], between Samuel P. Gutshall, party of the first part, and J. J. Pochon, party of the second part. WITNESSETH, That the said party of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of One hundred & Seventy two Dollars, to him in hand paid by the said party of the second part; and also for the further consideration of the agreement between the parties hereto, for themselves, their heirs, successors and legal representatives, that intoxicating liquors shall never be manufactured, sold, or otherwise disposed of, as a beverage, in any place of public resort, in or upon the premises hereby granted, or any part thereof; and it is herein and hereby expressly reserved by the said party of the first part, that in case any of the above conditions concerning intoxicating liquors are broken by said party of the second part, his assigns or legal representatives, then this deed shall become null and void, and all right, title and interest of, in and to the premises hereby conveyed shall revert to the party of the first part successors and assigns; and the said party of the second part, by accepting this deed, for himself, his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, consents and agrees to the reservations and conditions aforesaid; and, also, in further consideration, that the said party of the second part shall never present or prosecute any claims for damages done by any irrigating canal which passes through, or may pass through the land described in this conveyance, against the said party of the first part—HAS GRANTED, BARGAINED AND SOLD, and by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the second part, his heirs and assigns, the following described lands and premises, in the Town of Colorado Springs, County of El Paso, and Territory of Colorado, viz.: The North twenty five feet of Lot number Six (6) in Block number Twenty two (22) in Addition No One (1) to said Town of Colorado Springs. [Remaining description space crossed diagonally.] ALSO, the said party of the first part by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto said party of the second part, his right to WATER from the Irrigating Canals of the Colorado Springs Company, for the purpose of irrigating the lands and premises hereinbefore described, and for household uses, subject to such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the Colorado Springs Company, and, also, subject to all assessments for the necessary enlargements and repairs, and the necessary expense of superintendence of the Canals from which water is received, by the said party of the second part. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same, with all the privileges and appurtenances, and all the estate, right, title and interest of the said party of the first part, either in law or equity, to the only proper use and benefit of the said party of the second part, his heirs and assigns forever, subject, nevertheless, to the conditions and reservations herein above named and set forth, according to the true intent and meaning thereof. And the said party of the first part further covenants with the said party of the second part, that at the time of the ensealing and delivery of these presents, he is well seized of the premises above conveyed as of good, sure, perfect, absolute and indefeasible estate of inheritance, in law and fee simple, and has good right, full power and lawful authority to grant, bargain, sell and convey the same, in manner and form aforesaid, and that the same are free and clear from all former and other grants, bargains, sales, liens, taxes, assessments and incumbrances of whatever kind and nature soever; and the above bargained premises in the quiet and peaceable possession of the said party of the second part, his heirs and assigns, against all and every person lawfully claiming or to claim the whole or any part thereof, the said party of the first part shall and will warrant and forever defend. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The said party of the first part has hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year first above written. Signed, Sealed and Delivered in the Presence of [George Harbert?]. Samuel P. Gutshall [SEAL] TERRITORY OF COLORADO, COUNTY OF EL PASO, ss. Be it remembered, that on this Fifteenth day of August A. D. 1875, before me, the undersigned County Clerk in and for said County, in the Territory aforesaid, duly commissioned and qualified under the laws of said Territory to take the acknowledgment of deeds, etc., personally appeared Samuel P. Gutshall, to me personally known to be the identical person named in and who executed the within and foregoing deed, and he in due form of law severally acknowledged that he signed sealed and delivered the said instrument as his free and voluntary act and deed for the uses and purposes therein set forth. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal, at Colorado Springs the day and year aforesaid. [George Harbert?], County Clerk. [Official Seal.] Filed for Record the 16 day of August A. D. 1875 at 4:30 o’clock P. M. [L007-p010] 555 This Indenture, Made this 25th day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty Two, between J. J. Pochon, party of the first part, and F. L. Martin, party of the second part. WITNESSETH, That the said party of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of Seventeen Hundred Dollars, to him in hand paid by the said party of the second part; and also for the further consideration of the agreement between the parties hereto, for themselves, their heirs, successors and legal representatives, that intoxicating liquors shall never be manufactured, sold, or otherwise disposed of, as a beverage, in any place of public resort, in or upon the premises hereby granted, or any part thereof; and it is herein and hereby expressly reserved by the said party of the first part, that in case any of the above conditions concerning intoxicating liquors are broken by said party of the second part, his assigns or legal representatives, then this deed shall become null and void, and all right, title and interest of, in and to the premises hereby conveyed shall revert to the party of the first part successors and assigns; and the said party of the second part, by accepting this deed, for himself, his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, consents and agrees to the reservations and conditions aforesaid; and, also, in further consideration, that the said party of the second part shall never present or prosecute any claims for damages done by any irrigating canal which passes through, or may pass through the land described in this conveyance, against the said party of the first part—HAS GRANTED, BARGAINED AND SOLD, and by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the second part, his heirs and assigns, the following described lands and premises, in the City of Colorado Springs, County of El Paso, and State of Colorado, viz.: The South half of Lot No Seven (7) and the North Twenty five (25) feet of Lot No Six (6) in Block No Twenty two (22) in addition No one (1). ALSO, the said party of the first part by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto said party of the second part, his right to WATER from the Irrigating Canals of the Colorado Springs Company, for the purpose of irrigating the lands and premises hereinbefore described, and for household uses, subject to such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the Colorado Springs Company, and, also, subject to all assessments for the necessary enlargements and repairs, and the necessary expense of superintendence of the Canals from which water is received, by the said party of the second part. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same, with all the privileges and appurtenances, and all the estate, right, title and interest of the said party of the first part, either in law or equity, to the only proper use and benefit of the said party of the second part, his heirs and assigns forever, subject, nevertheless, to the conditions and reservations herein above named and set forth, according to the true intent and meaning thereof. And the said party of the first part further covenants with the said party of the second part, that at the time of the ensealing and delivery of these presents, he is well seized of the premises above conveyed as of good, sure, perfect, absolute and indefeasible estate of inheritance, in law and fee simple, and has good right, full power and lawful authority to grant, bargain, sell and convey the same, in manner and form aforesaid, and that the same are free and clear from all former and other grants, bargains, sales, liens, taxes, assessments and incumbrances of whatever kind and nature soever; and the above bargained premises in the quiet and peaceable possession of the said party of the second part, his heirs and assigns, against all and every person lawfully claiming or to claim the whole or any part thereof, the said party of the first part shall and will warrant and forever defend. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The said party of the first part has hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year first above written. Signed, Sealed and Delivered in Presence of J. [H.?] Kerr. J. J. Pochon [SEAL] STATE OF COLORADO, COUNTY OF [Custer, interlined over EL PASO], ss. Be it remembered, that on this 25th day of Febry A. D. 1882 before me, the undersigned Notary Public in and for said County, in the State aforesaid, duly commissioned and qualified under the laws of said State to take the acknowledgment of deeds, etc., personally appeared J. J. Pochon, to me personally known to be the identical person named in and who executed the within and foregoing deed, and [blank pronoun] in due form of law severally acknowledged that he signed, sealed and delivered the said instrument as his free and voluntary act and deed for the uses and purposes therein set forth. [The following unused wife’s separate-examination form is struck through:] And the said [blank] wife of the said [blank] having been by me examined, separate and apart and out of hearing of her husband, and the contents and meaning of said instrument of writing having been by me made known and fully explained to her, she acknowledged that she had freely and voluntarily executed the same, and relinquished her dower to the lands and tenements therein mentioned without compulsion of her husband, and that she does not wish to retract the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal, at [printed Colorado Springs struck out], the day and year aforesaid. [Dennis Soth?], Notary Public. {Notarial Seal} Filed for Record the 28 day of Feby A. D. 1882 at 10:30 o’clock A. M. [J. J. Catton?], Clerk. [L007-p011] 558 This Indenture, Made this 27th day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty Two, between F. L. Martin, party of the first part, and [Mrs. / Mary?] A. DeCoursey, party of the second part. WITNESSETH, That the said party of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of Seventeen Hundred [fifty?] Dollars, to him in hand paid by the said party of the second part; and also for the further consideration of the agreement between the parties hereto, for themselves, their heirs, successors and legal representatives, that intoxicating liquors shall never be manufactured, sold, or otherwise disposed of, as a beverage, in any place of public resort, in or upon the premises hereby granted, or any part thereof; and it is herein and hereby expressly reserved by the said party of the first part, that in case any of the above conditions concerning intoxicating liquors are broken by said party of the second part, her assigns or legal representatives, then this deed shall become null and void, and all right, title and interest of, in and to the premises hereby conveyed shall revert to the party of the first part successors and assigns; and the said party of the second part, by accepting this deed, for herself, her heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, consents and agrees to the reservations and conditions aforesaid; and, also, in further consideration, that the said party of the second part shall never present or prosecute any claims for damages done by any irrigating canal which passes through, or may pass through the land described in this conveyance, against the said party of the first part—HAS GRANTED, BARGAINED AND SOLD, and by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the second part, her heirs and assigns, the following described lands and premises, in the City of Colorado Springs, County of El Paso, and State of Colorado, viz.: The South half of Lot No Seven (7) and the North Twenty five (25) feet of Lot No Six (6) in Block No Twenty two (22) in addition one of said City of Colorado Springs. ALSO, the said party of the first part by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto said party of the second part, his right to WATER from the Irrigating Canals of the Colorado Springs Company, for the purpose of irrigating the lands and premises hereinbefore described, and for household uses, subject to such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the Colorado Springs Company, and, also, subject to all assessments for the necessary enlargements and repairs, and the necessary expense of superintendence of the Canals from which water is received, by the said party of the second part. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same, with all the privileges and appurtenances, and all the estate, right, title and interest of the said party of the first part, either in law or equity, to the only proper use and benefit of the said party of the second part, her heirs and assigns forever, subject, nevertheless, to the conditions and reservations herein above named and set forth, according to the true intent and meaning thereof. And the said party of the first part further covenants with the said party of the second part, that at the time of the ensealing and delivery of these presents, he is well seized of the premises above conveyed as of good, sure, perfect, absolute and indefeasible estate of inheritance, in law and fee simple, and has good right, full power and lawful authority to grant, bargain, sell and convey the same, in manner and form aforesaid, and that the same are free and clear from all former and other grants, bargains, sales, liens, taxes, assessments and incumbrances of whatever kind and nature soever; and the above bargained premises in the quiet and peaceable possession of the said party of the second part, her heirs and assigns, against all and every person lawfully claiming or to claim the whole or any part thereof, the said party of the first part shall and will warrant and forever defend. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The said party of the first part has hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year first above written. Signed, Sealed and Delivered in Presence of F. A. Perkins. F. L. Martin [SEAL] STATE OF COLORADO, COUNTY OF EL PASO, ss. Be it remembered, that on this 27th day of February A. D. 1882, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the County and State aforesaid, duly commissioned and qualified under the laws of said State to take the acknowledgment of deeds, etc., personally appeared F. L. Martin, to me personally known to be the identical person named in and who executed the within and foregoing deed, and he in due form of law severally acknowledged that he signed, sealed and delivered the said instrument as his free and voluntary act and deed for the uses and purposes therein set forth. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal, at Colorado Springs, the day and year aforesaid. F. A. Perkins, Notary Public [Unused wife’s examination form struck through; printed words:] And the said [blank] wife of the said [blank] having been by me examined, separate and apart and out of hearing of her husband, and the contents and meaning of said instrument of writing having been by me made known and fully explained to her, she acknowledged that she had freely and voluntarily executed the same, and relinquished her dower to the lands and tenements therein mentioned without compulsion of her husband, and that she does not wish to retract the same. {Notarial Seal} Filed for Record the [1st?] day of March A. D. 1882 at [3?] o’clock [P.?] M. [J. J. Catton?], Clerk. [L007-p012] 279 This Indenture, Made this [22d?] day of [March?] in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and [eighty seven?], between [Mary A. DeCoursey?], party of the first part, and Orlando Metcalf, party of the second part. WITNESSETH, That the said party of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of [illegible] Dollars, to [her?] in hand paid by the said party of the second part, and also for the further consideration of the agreement between the parties hereto, for themselves, their heirs, successors and legal representatives, that intoxicating liquors shall never be manufactured, sold or otherwise disposed of, as a beverage, in any place of public resort, in or upon the premises hereby granted or any part thereof; and it is herein and hereby expressly reserved by the said party of the first part, that in case any of the above conditions concerning intoxicating liquors are broken by said party of the second part, his assigns or legal representatives, then this deed shall become null and void, and all right, title and interest of, in and to the premises hereby conveyed shall revert to the party of the first part, [her?] successors and assigns; and the said party of the second part, by accepting this deed, for himself his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, consents and agrees to the reservations and conditions aforesaid; and also, in further consideration, that the said party of the second part shall never present or prosecute any claims for damages done by any irrigating canal which passes through or may pass through the land described in this conveyance, against the said party of the first part, has granted, bargained and sold, and by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the second part, his heirs and assigns, the following described lands and premises, in the City of Colorado Springs, County of El Paso, and State of Colorado, viz.: The North twenty five [25?] feet of Lot numbered six (6), and the South [half?] of Lot numbered seven (7), in Block numbered twenty two (22) in addition numbered one (1) to the said City of Colorado Springs. [Unused ruled space; severe streaking.] ALSO, the said party of the first part by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto said party of the second part, her right to WATER from the Irrigating Canals of the Colorado Springs Company, for the purpose of irrigating the lands and premises hereinbefore described, and for household uses, subject to such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the Colorado Springs Company, and, also, subject to all assessments for the necessary enlargements and repairs, and the necessary expense of superintendence of the Canals from which water is received, by the said party of the second part. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same, with all the privileges and appurtenances, and all the estate, right, title and interest of the said party of the first part, either in law or equity, to the only proper use and benefit of the said party of the second part, his heirs and assigns forever, subject, nevertheless, to the conditions and reservations herein above named and set forth, according to the true intent and meaning thereof. And the said party of the first part further covenants with the said party of the second part, that at the time of the ensealing and delivery of these presents, she is well seized of the premises above conveyed as of good, sure, perfect, absolute and indefeasible estate of inheritance, in law and fee simple, and has good right, full power and lawful authority to grant, bargain, sell and convey the same, in manner and form aforesaid, and that the same are free and clear from all former and other grants, bargains, sales, liens, taxes, assessments and incumbrances of whatever kind and nature soever; and the above bargained premises in the quiet and peaceable possession of the said party of the second part, his heirs and assigns, against all and every person lawfully claiming or to claim the whole or any part thereof, the said party of the first part shall and will warrant and forever defend. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said party of the first part [has?] hereunto set [her?] hand and seal the day and year first above written. Signed, Sealed and Delivered in presence of [no witness confidently readable]. [Mary A. DeCoursey?] [SEAL] STATE OF COLORADO, COUNTY OF EL PASO, ss. Be it remembered, that on this [22d?] day of [March?] A. D. 1887 before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public [illegible name and parts of acknowledgment] personally appeared [Mary A. DeCoursey?], to me personally known to be the identical person named in and who executed the within and foregoing deed [illegible] she signed, sealed and delivered the said instrument as her free and voluntary act and deed for the uses and purposes therein set forth. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal at Colorado Springs, the day and year aforesaid. [illegible signature], Notary Public. {Notarial Seal} Filed for Record the 22 day of March A. D. 1887 at [12?] o’clock [illegible]. [illegible clerk signature]. [L007-p013] 33 This Indenture, Made this [Ninth?] day of [September?] in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and [ninety?], between Orlando Metcalf, party of the first part, and Agnes Metcalf, party of the second part. WITNESSETH, That the said party of the first part for and in consideration of the sum of [illegible] and [other?] valuable consideration [illegible] Dollars to him in hand paid by the said party of the second part, and also for the further consideration of the agreement between the parties hereto, for themselves, their heirs, successors and legal representatives, that intoxicating liquors shall never be manufactured, sold, or otherwise disposed of, as a beverage, in any place of public resort, in or upon the premises hereby granted, or any part thereof; and it is herein and hereby expressly reserved by the said party of the first part, that in case any of the above conditions concerning intoxicating liquors are broken by said party of the second part, her assigns or legal representatives, then this deed shall become null and void, and all right, title and interest of, in and to the premises hereby conveyed shall revert to the party of the first part, his successors and assigns; and the said party of the second part, by accepting this deed, for herself, her heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, consents and agrees to the reservations and conditions aforesaid; and, also, in further consideration, that the said party of the second part shall never present or prosecute any claims for damages done by any irrigating canal which passes through, or may pass through the land described in this conveyance, against the said party of the first part—HAS GRANTED, BARGAINED AND SOLD, and by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the second part, her heirs and assigns, the following described lands and premises, in the City of Colorado Springs, County of El Paso, and State of Colorado, viz.: The North twenty five feet (25) of Lot numbered six (6) and the South one half of Lot numbered seven (7) in Block numbered twenty two (22) in Addition numbered one (1) to said City of Colorado Springs. ALSO, the said party of the first part by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto said party of the second part, his right to WATER from the Irrigating Canals of the Colorado Springs Company, for the purpose of irrigating the lands and premises hereinbefore described, and for household uses, subject to such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the Colorado Springs Company, and, also, subject to all assessments for the necessary enlargements and repairs, and the necessary expense of superintendence of the Canals from which water is received, by the said party of the second part. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same, with all the privileges and appurtenances, and all the estate, right, title and interest of the said party of the first part, either in law or equity, to the only proper use and benefit of the said party of the second part, her heirs and assigns forever, subject, nevertheless, to the conditions and reservations herein above named and set forth, according to the true intent and meaning thereof. And the said party of the first part further covenants with the said party of the second part, that at the time of the ensealing and delivery of these presents, he is well seized of the premises above conveyed as of good, sure, perfect, absolute and indefeasible estate of inheritance, in law and fee simple, and has good right, full power and lawful authority to grant, bargain, sell and convey the same, in manner and form aforesaid, and that the same are free and clear from all former and other grants, bargains, sales, liens, taxes, assessments and incumbrances of whatever kind and nature soever; and the above bargained premises in the quiet and peaceable possession of the said party of the second part, her heirs and assigns, against all and every person lawfully claiming or to claim the whole or any part thereof, the said party of the first part shall and will warrant and forever defend. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The said party of the first part has hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year first above written. Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of [blank witness lines]. Orlando Metcalf [SEAL] STATE OF COLORADO, COUNTY OF EL PASO, ss. Be it remembered, that on this [Ninth?] day of September A. D. 1890 before me the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said County, in the State aforesaid, duly commissioned and qualified under the laws of said State to take the acknowledgment of deeds, etc., personally appeared Orlando Metcalf, [illegible addition], to me personally known to be the identical person named in and who executed the within and foregoing deed, and he in due form of law severally acknowledged that he signed sealed and delivered the said instrument as his free and voluntary act and deed for the uses and purposes therein set forth. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal at Colorado Springs the day and year aforesaid. My commission expires December 31 189[1?]. [W. B. Whitmore?], Notary Public. [Diagonal stamp/notation, illegible.] [No complete filing line recoverable in this image.] [L007-p014] 175 This Indenture, Made this Twenty Ninth day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety five, between Agnes Metcalf, party of the first part, and Lucinda D. Peck, party of the second part. WITNESSETH, That the said party of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of One Dollar and other good and valuable considerations Dollars to her in hand paid by the said party of the second part, and also for the further consideration of the agreement between the parties hereto, for themselves, their heirs, successors and legal representatives, that intoxicating liquors shall never be manufactured, sold, or otherwise disposed of, as a beverage, in any place of public resort, in or upon the premises hereby granted, or any part thereof; and it is herein and hereby expressly reserved by the said party of the first part, that in case any of the above conditions concerning intoxicating liquors are broken by said party of the second part, her assigns or legal representatives, then this deed shall become null and void, and all right, title and interest of, in and to the premises hereby conveyed shall revert to the party of the first part, her successors and assigns; and the said party of the second part, by accepting this deed, for herself, her heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, consents and agrees to the reservations and conditions aforesaid; and, also, in further consideration, that the said party of the second part shall never present or prosecute any claims for damages done by any irrigating canal which passes through, or may pass through the land described in this conveyance, against the said party of the first part—HAS GRANTED, BARGAINED AND SOLD, and by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the second part, her heirs and assigns, the following described lands and premises, in the City of Colorado Springs, County of El Paso, and State of Colorado, viz.: The North twenty five feet (25) of Lot numbered six (6) and the South one half (½) of Lot numbered seven (7) in Block numbered Twenty two (22) in addition numbered one (1) to the said City of Colorado Springs, County and State aforesaid. ALSO, the said party of the first part by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto said party of the second part, her right to WATER from the Irrigating Canals of the Colorado Springs Company, for the purpose of irrigating the lands and premises hereinbefore described, and for household uses, subject to such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the Colorado Springs Company, and, also, subject to all assessments for the necessary enlargements and repairs, and the necessary expense of superintendence of the Canals from which water is received, by the said party of the second part. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same, with all the privileges and appurtenances, and all the estate, right, title and interest of the said party of the first part, either in law or equity, to the only proper use and benefit of the said party of the second part, her heirs and assigns forever, subject, nevertheless, to the conditions and reservations herein above named and set forth, according to the true intent and meaning thereof. And the said party of the first part further covenants with the said party of the second part, that at the time of the ensealing and delivery of these presents, she is well seized of the premises above conveyed as of good, sure, perfect, absolute and indefeasible estate of inheritance, in law and fee simple, and has good right, full power and lawful authority to grant, bargain, sell and convey the same, in manner and form aforesaid, and that the same are free and clear from all former and other grants, bargains, sales, liens, taxes, assessments and incumbrances of whatever kind and nature soever; and the above bargained premises in the quiet and peaceable possession of the said party of the second part, her heirs and assigns, against all and every person lawfully claiming or to claim the whole or any part thereof, the said party of the first part shall and will warrant and forever defend. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The said party of the first part has hereunto set her hand and seal the day and year first above written. Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of William F. Robb, Allen W. Jones. Agnes Metcalf [SEAL] STATE OF [Pennsylvania, substituted for COLORADO], COUNTY OF [Allegheny, substituted for EL PASO], ss. BE IT REMEMBERED, That on this Twenty Ninth day of November A. D. 1895 before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said County, in the State aforesaid, duly commissioned and qualified under the laws of said State to take the acknowledgment of deeds, etc., personally appeared Agnes Metcalf, [widow?], to me personally known to be the identical person named in and who executed the within and foregoing deed, and she in due form of law severally acknowledged that she signed sealed and delivered the said instrument as her free and voluntary act and deed for the uses and purposes therein set forth. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal at [Pittsburgh?] the day and year aforesaid. My commission expires February 27th [1899?]. William F. Robb, Notary Public. [Notarial Seal] [Attached county authentication written in lower form space] State of Pennsylvania, Allegheny County, ss. I, [Lindsay M. Miller?], Clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions in and for the County of Allegheny and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the same being a Court of Record, do by these presents certify that William F. Robb Esquire, before whom the annexed acknowledgment was made, and whose name is thereunto subscribed, was at that time and is now a Notary Public in and for said County of Allegheny, duly commissioned and sworn and authorized by the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to take affidavits and acknowledgments of deeds for lands and [illegible] in said Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and to all whose acts as such due faith and credit are and of right ought to be given throughout the United States and elsewhere. And further that I am acquainted with his handwriting and verily believe the signature thereto to be his genuine signature. I further certify that the foregoing acknowledgment was taken in accordance with the laws of the State of Pennsylvania. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court at Pittsburgh this 6th day of December A. D. 1895. [illegible signature], Clerk. Filed for Record the 11 day of Dec A. D. 1895 at [1:30?] o’clock P. M. [E. N. Norvell?], Clerk. [L007-p015] 245 [Margin:] No. [129508?]. COLORADO SPRINGS WARRANTY DEED. Lucinda D. Peck to May S. Eaton. STATE OF COLORADO, COUNTY OF EL PASO. Filed for record at 10:45 o’clock A. M. Dec 19 1912. Elroy G. [Miller?], Recorder. This Indenture, Made this 24th day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and Ten, between Lucinda D. Peck of the County of El Paso and State of Colorado of the first part, and May S. Eaton of the County of El Paso and State of Colorado, party of the second part. Witnesseth, That the said party of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of One Dollar and other good and valuable considerations Dollars, to her in hand paid by the said party of the second part, and also for the further consideration of the agreement between the parties hereto, for themselves, their heirs, successors and legal representatives, that intoxicating liquors shall never be manufactured, sold or otherwise disposed of, as a beverage, in any place of public resort in or upon the premises hereby granted, or any part thereof; and it is herein and hereby expressly reserved by the said party of the first part, that in case any of the above conditions concerning intoxicating liquors are broken by said party of the second part, her heirs or legal representatives, then this deed shall become null and void, and all right, title and interest of, in and to the premises hereby conveyed shall revert to the party of the first part, her heirs successors and assigns; and the said party of the second part, by accepting this deed for herself her heirs executors administrators and assigns consents and agrees to the reservations and conditions aforesaid; and also in further consideration that the said party of the second part shall never present or prosecute any claims for damages done by any irrigating canal which passes through, or may pass through the land described in this conveyance, against the said party of the first part, has granted, bargained and sold, and by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the second part, her heirs and assigns, the following described lands and premises, in the City of Colorado Springs, County of El Paso, and State of Colorado, viz.: The northerly twenty five (25) feet of Lot numbered six (6) and the Southerly half (½) of Lot numbered seven (7) in Block numbered twenty two (22) in The Colorado Springs Company’s Addition No. One (1) to the City of Colorado Springs. [Unused ruled space crossed diagonally.] Also, the said party of the first part by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the second part all her right to water from the irrigating canals of the City of Colorado Springs, for the purpose of irrigating the lands and premises hereinbefore described, and for household uses, subject to such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the City of Colorado Springs, and also subject to all assessments for the necessary enlargements and repairs, and the necessary expense of superintendence of the canals from which water is received by the said party of the second part. To Have and to Hold the same, with all the privileges and appurtenances, and all the estate, right, title and interest of the said party of the first part either in law or equity, to the only proper use and benefit of the said party of the second part, her heirs and assigns forever; subject nevertheless to the conditions and reservations herein above named and set forth, according to the true intent and meaning thereof. And the said party of the first part further covenants with the said party of the second part, that at the time of the ensealing and delivery of these presents, she is well seized of the premises above conveyed as of good, sure, perfect, absolute and indefeasible estate of inheritance, in law and fee simple, and has good right, full power and lawful authority to grant, bargain, sell and convey the same, in manner and form aforesaid, and that the same are free and clear from all former and other grants, bargains, sales, liens, taxes, assessments and incumbrances of whatever kind and nature soever; and the above bargained premises in the quiet and peaceable possession of the said party of the second part, her heirs and assigns, against all and every person lawfully claiming or to claim the whole or any part thereof, the said party of the first part shall and will warrant and forever defend. In Witness Whereof, the said party of the first part has hereunto set her hand and seal the day and year above written. SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED IN PRESENCE OF [blank witness lines]. Lucinda D. Peck [Seal] STATE OF Colorado, County of El Paso, ss. [Unused printed notary certificate crossed out:] I [blank] a Notary Public in and for said County in the State aforesaid, do hereby certify that [blank] personally known to me to be the person whose name [blank] subscribed to the foregoing Deed, appeared before me this day in person, and acknowledged that [blank] signed, sealed and delivered the said instrument of writing as [blank] free and voluntary act and deed for the uses and purposes therein specified. My notarial commission expires [blank] 18[blank]. Given under my hand and notarial seal this [blank] day of [blank] A. D. 18[blank]. [Seal: CHARLES O. BENNETT / NOTARY PUBLIC / EL PASO COUNTY / COLORADO.] On the 24th day of September A. D. 1910 before me the undersigned, duly commissioned and qualified under the laws of said State to take the acknowledgment of deeds, etc., personally appeared Lucinda D. Peck to me known and known to me to be the person described in and who executed the within and foregoing instrument and in due form of law duly acknowledged that she signed sealed and delivered the same as her free and voluntary act and deed for the uses and purposes therein set forth. In Witness Whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal at Colorado Springs, the day and year aforesaid. My commission expires May 28th 1913. Charles O. Bennett, Notary Public. [L007-p016] # LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION Recorder page 385. No.335680 [number partly obscured]. Copy of LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION, DECREES, Etc., Had in the Matter of Estate of EDWIN J. EATON, Dec'd. Filed for Record 2:52 P.M., December 21,1934. C. R. Furrow, Recorder. State of Colorado, County of El Paso, ss. The People of the State of Colorado to all to whom these Presents shall come—Greetings: Know Ye, That Whereas, Edwin J. Eaton, of the County of El Paso and the State of Colorado, died intestate on or about the 13 th day of June, A.D.1932, having at the time of his decease personal property in this State, which may be lost, destroyed, or diminished in value if speedy care be not taken of the same. To The End Therefore, That said property may be collected and preserved, for those who shall appear to have a legal right or interest therein, we do hereby appoint The Colorado Savings Bank of Colorado Springs of the County of El Paso and the State of Colorado, Administrator of all and singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits, which were of the said Edwin J. Eaton at the time of his decease, with full power and authority to collect the rents and issues accruing from such of the real estate of the deceased as might by law be subjected to the payment of his debts and to secure and collect the said property and debts, wheresoever the same may be found in this State, and to apply the same under order of the Court to the payment of the debts of the deceased, and the taxes accrued or accruing on the real and personal estate, and in general to do and perform all other acts which now are or hereafter may be required of it by law. Witness, W. E. Stubbs, Clerk of the County Court, in and for the said County of El Paso, at his office in Colorado Springs this 14 th day of September, A.D.1932, nunc pro tunc as of the 20 th day of June, A.D.1932, and the seal of said Court hereunto affixed. W. E. Stubbs, Clerk. (Seal) # DECREE OF HEIRSHIP State of Colorado, County of El Paso, ss. IN THE COUNTY COURT. No.E--147. In the Matter of the Estate of Edwin J. Eaton, Deceased. At this day there came on regularly to be heard the petition of Violet M. Smith, representing that she is the daughter and sole heir at law of the above named decedent, and praying that the Court judicially ascertain and determine who are the heirs at law of said deceased under the statutes of the State of Colorado, in such cases made and provided, said petitioner appearing in person and by C. H. Dudley, her attorney, in that behalf. And it satisfactorily appearing to the Court from the records and files herein and the testimony now produced in open Court, the Court doth find: That said petition was filed in the above entitled cause on, to-wit, the 20 th day of July, A.D.1932, and during the process of administration of said estate, and before the entry of any order fixing a day for final settlement herein; That said petition is duly verified and sets forth all matters of fact, by law required, it appearing therefrom among other things that said decedent left him surviving the said Violet M. Smith of the City and County of Denver, in the State of Colorado, his daughter and his sole heir at law. [L007-p017] # DECREE OF HEIRSHIP — continued Recorder page 386. That an affidavit as to the heirship of the said decedent, signed and verified by the said Violet M. Smith, setting forth all matters required to be stated therein as by law provided, was filed herein on to-wit, the 20 th day of July, A.D.1932; That said decedent departed this life leaving intestate lands, tenements and hereditaments situate, lying and being within the State of Colorado; That, by order herein the 14 th day of May, A.D.1934, was duly fixed by the Court for the hearing upon said petition and that said hearing has been regularly continued to this date; That due notice of hearing upon said petition has been regularly issued and published as by law provided. Whereupon, the Court proceeds to the hearing upon said petition. And now the Court having read the aforesaid petition and heard testimony and examined proofs and exhibits introduced herein, having reference to the allegations of said petition, including the aforesaid affidavit of heirship, and being sufficiently advised in the premises, doth find: That the said Edwin J. Eaton above named, otherwise known as E. J. Eaton, departed this life intestate in El Paso County, Colorado, on to-wit:the 13 th day of June, A.D.1932; that he was then a resident of and domiciled in El Paso County, Colorado, that he was then seized and possessed of lands, tenements and hereditaments situate in El Paso and other counties in the State of Colorado, and that he left him surviving as his sole heir at law under the statutes of descents and distributions of the State of Colorado the aforesaid Violet M. Smith, his surviving daughter and only child, to whom there descended under said statutes all rights, titles and interests in and to all lands and tenements and hereditaments and other property in the State of Colorado, of which he, the said Edwin J. Eaton, died seized and possessed, or unto which at the time of his death he was lawfully entitled. Therefore, upon motion of said petitioner, It Is Ordered, Adjudged and Decreed by the Court: That, upon the death of the said Edwin J. Eaton, the aforesaid Violet M. Smith, his daughter, became and she now is the sole heir at law of the said Edwin J. Eaton, deceased, under the laws of the State of Colorado, and became seized and possessed of all the right, title and interest which the said Edwin J. Eaton enjoyed during his lifetime in and to any and all lands, tenements, hereditaments and other property of which the said Edwin J. Eaton died seized and possessed, or unto which at the time of his death he was lawfully entitled. Done in open Court this [13 / 18?] th day of June, A.D.1934. By the Court: James F. Sanford, Judge. # DECREE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT State of Colorado, County of El Paso, ss. IN THE COUNTY COURT. No.E--147. In the Matter of the Estate of Edwin J. Eaton, Deceased. At this day comes The Colorado Savings Bank of Colorado Springs, Colorado, as Administrator of the estate of Edwin J. Eaton, Deceased, above named, and presents to the Court a final report of its acts and doings as such, and prays that the same be approved and that it be directed in respect to the disposition and distribution of the funds, property and effects of [L007-p018] # DECREE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT — continued Recorder page 387. said estate in its hands remaining and that upon its taking and filing its proper vouchers herein exhibiting compliance with such order or orders as the Court may make and direct in respect thereto, it be discharged as the Administrator of said estate from further duties in the premises, and that it and the surety upon its official bond as such Administrator be released and discharged from further liability thereunder, and said estate be declared to be fully administered and closed. And it appearing to the Court from the records and files herein, and the Court doth find that the aforesaid Edwin J. Eaton, a resident of and domiciled in El Paso County, State of Colorado, departed this life intestate, on to-wit, the 13 th day of June, A.D.1932, and thereafter said The Colorado Savings Bank of Colorado Springs was duly appointed as the Administrator of the estate of said decedent, and since on or about the 20 th day of June, A.D.1932, it has been and now is the duly appointed, qualified and acting Administrator of said Estate. And it further appearing to the Court from the records and files herein, and the Court doth find that said Administrator caused to be published, in the manner and as by law required a notice to creditors to file their claims against said estate, and that more than one year has elapsed since Letters of Administration were issued herein, and that there has been published, in the manner and as by law required and in accordance with an order of this Court, a notice that said final report would be presented for approval on Monday, the 14 th day of May, A.D.1934, and that the hearing thereon has been regularly continued to this date. Whereupon, the Court proceeds to the hearing upon said final report. And it appearing from said final report, together with other reports filed by it herein, and the Court doth find that said Administrator has received in cash funds for and on behalf of said estate the sum of$100,434.78 and has duly expended, paid out and distributed in cash funds the sum of$93,818.35 leaving in its hands as of date May 14, A.D.1934, the sum of$6,616.43;also that on said 14 th day of May, A.D.1934, it had in its hands then remaining, and was possessed of additional assets, property and effects, real, personal and mixed as set forth in said final report, subject to the order or orders of the Court, as may seem meet and proper in the premises. And it further satisfactorily appearing to the Court from the records and files herein, and from said final report, the Court doth further find as follows: That, in due course, said Administrator submitted to the Inheritance Tax Commissioner of the State of Colorado, due returns of all property listed in the Inventories filed herein, and of the condition of said estate for examination, as a result whereof it has been adjudged and determined that inheritance taxes were assessable to and chargeable against the sole beneficiary of this Estate, and in favor of the State of Colorado in the aggregate sum of Twelve Thousand Seven Hundred Twenty and Thirty-One one hundredths Dollars($12,720.31),which have been fully paid as will appear by reference to the records and files herein. That, in due course, said Administrator further submitted to the Treasury Department of the United States, due returns of all property listed in the Inventories filed herein and of the condition of said estate for examination, as a result whereof it has been found and determined by said department, through its properly constituted authorities and agents, that federal Estate Taxes were assessable against the property and assets of said Estate as returned, as aforesaid, and in favor of the Government of the United States, in the aggregate sum of Eleven Thousand Eight Hundred Thirty-two and Ninety-six one hundredths Dollars($11,832.96)which have been fully paid as will appear by reference to the records and files herein. [L007-p019] # DECREE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT — continued Recorder page 388. That all claims filed against said Estate have been allowed and paid or discharged, in full. That all expenses of administration of said estate have been fully paid, other than balances on compensation, which of right may be allowed and paid to said Administrator and its attorney for services rendered by them, respectively, in behalf of said estate. That said Administrator has funds and other assets of said estate on hand and under its control as appears in its said final report. That the services rendered by said Administrator for and in behalf of said estate are of the fair value of$5,000.00 and said sum is within the limit of the amount allowable by statute in such cases made and provided, on which by its reports filed herein it appears it has received the sum of$4,000.00. That the services rendered by the attorney representing said Administrator in and about said administration are of the fair value of$5,000.00 on which by its reports filed herein it appears the Administrator has paid the sum of$4,000.00. That a determination of heirship has heretofore this day been had in these proceedings whereby it has been duly ascertained and adjudged by the Court that one Violet M. Smith of the City and County of Denver, in the State of Colorado, was and is the sole heir at law of the said Edwin J. Eaton, his surviving[no following word visible]. That said Administrator has fully performed all duties required of it under the law, and the orders of this Court in the premises, other than making a final disposition and distribution of the aforesaid funds and other assets of said estate in its hands remaining as the Court may deem proper to order and direct. That no objections to said final report have been filed herein or are now made by anyone in open Court. It Is, Therefore, Ordered, Adjudged and Decreed by the Court that the aforesaid final report and all acts and doings of said The Colorado Savings Bank of Colorado Springs, as such Administrator, in and about the administration of said estate be, and the same are hereby in all things fully ratified, confirmed and approved by the Court. That said Administrator be, and it is hereby allowed the full sum of$5,000.00 as compensation for its services as such in behalf of said estate, in satisfaction whereof it be and it is hereby authorized and permitted to have and retain out of the funds of said estate in its hands remaining the further sum of$1,000.00. That C. H. Dudley, attorney at law, be and he is hereby allowed the full sum of$5,000.00 as compensation for his services as attorney in behalf of said estate and the administration thereof, in satisfaction whereof said Administrator be, and it is hereby authorized and permitted to pay out of the funds of said estate in its hands remaining the further sum of$1,000.00. That said Administrator be and it is hereby authorized permitted and directed to transfer and turn over to the aforesaid Violet M. Smith, by good and sufficient deed or deeds of conveyance, all and singular the several parcels of real property which it has received and taken over by conveyance as such Administrator, the same being more particularly described as follows, to-wit: 1. The Southeast quarter of the Northwest quarter(SE¼ NW¼),the Northwest quarter of the Southwest quarter(NW¼ SW¼)and the East Half of the Southwest quarter(E½ SW¼)of Section 25 in Township[13?]South of Range 65 West, in El Paso County, Colorado. [L007-p020] # DECREE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT — continued Recorder page 389. 2. Lot Three(3)in Block Two(2)of Shull's Subdivision of a part of the Southwest quarter of the Southwest quarter of the Northwest quarter(SW¼ SW¼ NW¼)of Section Nineteen(19)in Township 14, South of Range 66 West, in El Paso County, Colorado. 3. The Southwest quarter of the Northeast quarter(SW¼ NE¼),the North Half of the Southeast quarter(N½ SE¼)and the Northeast quarter of the Southwest quarter(NE¼ SW¼)of Section Eight(8)in Township 16 South of Range 68 West, and the Southeast quarter of the Southwest quarter(SE¼ SW¼),the South Half of the Southeast quarter(S½ SE¼)of Section Eight(8)and the Northeast quarter of the Northeast quarter(NE¼ NE¼)of Section Seventeen(17)in Township 16 South of Range 68 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian, in Teller County, Colorado. 4. The East Fifty(50)feet of Lots One(1),Two(2)and Three(3)in Block Eighty-three(83)in the City of Colorado Springs, in El Paso County, Colorado. And that said Administrator be and it is hereby authorized, permitted and directed to turn over and surrender to the said Violet M. Smith, as the sole heir at law of said decedent, the possession of all real property of which the said Edwin J. Eaton died seized and possessed, together with those several parcels of real property hereinabove particularly described, conveyance whereof is hereby directed as hereinabove set forth, and having made payments as above authorized in full satisfaction of compensation awarded it and its attorney for services rendered in behalf of said estate, said Administrator be and it is hereby further authorized, permitted and directed to pay, assign, transfer, turn over and distribute in kind to the said Violet M. Smith, as said sole heir at law of said decedent, all of the funds, property and assets of said estate, in its hands then remaining, including all sums of money, debts, dues, choses in action and demands whatsoever as are now due or shall hereafter become due, owing, payable or belonging to said Administrator by virtue of its office, whether incorporated in the several Inventories of the assets of said estate filed by it herein, or otherwise. It Is Further Ordered by the Court that having taken action as hereinabove directed, it file its report thereof herein, with proper vouchers exhibiting such payments, transfers, turnover and distribution, for the further action of the Court in the premises. Done in open Court this [13 / 18?] th day of June, A.D.1934. By the Court: James F. Sanford, Judge. # ORDER OF DISCHARGE State of Colorado, County of El Paso, ss. IN THE COUNTY COURT. In the Matter of the Estate of Edwin J. Eaton, Deceased. At this day comes The Colorado Savings Bank of Colorado Springs, as Administrator of the Estate of Edwin J. Eaton, deceased, and presents its vouchers and other evidence of its compliance with the orders of the Court upon final settlement. And it appearing to the Court and the Court so finding that the said Administrator has in all respects complied with said orders in and about the disbursement and distribution of the funds and property in its hands remaining as shown by its final report herein, and that said estate is fully administered. [L007-p021] # ORDER OF DISCHARGE — continued Recorder page 390. It Is Ordered by the Court, that said The Colorado Savings Bank of Colorado Springs be and it is hereby discharged from any and all further duties as such Administrator and that it and the sureties upon its bond as such Administrator be and they are hereby released and discharged from all further liability thereunder. Done in open Court this 26 th day of November, A.D.1934. By the Court: James F. Sanford, Judge. State of Colorado, County of El Paso, ss. I, W. E. Stubbs, Clerk of the County Court within and for the County of El Paso and State of Colorado, do hereby certify the above and foregoing to be a true, perfect and complete copy of the Letters of Administration, Decree of Heirship, Decree of Final Settlement and Order of Discharge had in the matter of the Estate of Edwin J. Eaton, Deceased, as fully as the same appear on file and of record in this office remaining. In Testimony Whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court at Colorado Springs, Colorado, this 20 th day of December, A.D.1934. W. E. Stubbs, Clerk County Court, El Paso County, Colo. By Sara E. Wilks, Deputy. --- # Adjacent recorder entry — not the Eaton estate No.[335759?]. Copy of Decree of Heirship had in the matter of[Gertrude Harrelt?],deceased. Filed for Record[1:05?]P.M.,December 21,1934. C. R. Furrow, Recorder. State of Colorado, County of El Paso, ss. In the County Court, No.11125. In the Matter of the Determination of Heirship in the Estate of[Gertrude Harrelt?],deceased. DECREE OF HEIRSHIP. Now on this day comes on regularly for hearing the petition of[Otto M. Harrelt?]for determination of heirship in the estate of the above named decedent, and proof of heirship presented, and the Court being now fully advised[illegible]. The Court doth find that said decedent at the time of her death was the owner in fee[illegible]real estate, situate, lying and being[in the County of El Paso?],Colorado, to-wit: Lot[illegible]in Block[illegible]in Little Switzerland, or an addition to the town of Manitou, Colorado, according to the recorded plat thereof;that said real estate comprises the sole estate of said decedent situate within the State of Colorado, and that the value thereof is less than the sum of Two Thousand Dollars($2,000.00);that said decedent departed this life on the[date illegible]leaving[illegible names],her sister, two brothers and nephew, respectively, as[illegible];that notice as required by law has been published[remainder illegible]. [L007-p022] # RECEIPT FOR INHERITANCE TAX [At top: conclusion of unrelated certification:] “In the Matter of the Petition of Francis L. Vouthey[?],etc.” as the same now remains on file and of record in this office. Witness my hand the seal of said Court, at the Court House in the City of Colorado Springs, County and State aforesaid, this 11 th day of September, A.D.1945. Lois A. Brenner, Clerk. By Ruth M. Burns, Deputy. --- No.725297. Receipt For Inheritance Tax. Treasurer of the State of Colo.to Est.of Edwin J. Eaton, Dec'd. Filed for Record 10:42 A.M.,December 19,1945. Charles Ozias, Recorder. Charles H. Dudley, Colo.Spgs. Estate No.[blank]. County Court of El Paso County. Receipt No.60159. July 20,1933.$68.80. RECEIPT FOR INHERITANCE TAX, Office of the Treasurer of THE STATE OF COLORADO. Denver, Colo.,July 20,1933. Received of The Colorado Savings Bank of Colorado Springs, Adm.of the estate of Edwin J. Eaton, deceased Sixty Eight And 80/100 Dollars for Inheritance Tax and fees for examination and issuance of waiver, as itemized below, due to the State of Colorado from said estate, pursuant to an order of the Hon.J. F. Sanford, Judge of the County Court of El Paso County. Date of death of decedent June 13,1932. Value of property, gross$261,090.76;deductions 16,181.36;net 244,909.40. ## Description of property The Following In El Paso County, Colorado, The Entire Interest, | Property | Value($) | |---|---:| | NE¼ NW¼,NE¼,E½ SE¼ and SE¼ SW¼ Sec 15, Tp 15 S R 60 W, 320 Acres, more or less |1,280.00| | S½ SW¼ and S½ SE¼ Sec 15, Tp 15 S R 60 W, 160 acres |640.00| | The E½ Sec 22, And E½ Sec 27, Tp 17 S R 60 W, 640 acres |1,400.00| | SW¼ Sec 15 Tp 11 S R 61 W, 146 acres |980.00| | S½ N½ S½ SW¼ NW¼ Sec 14 Tp 12 S R 61 W, 5 acres |40.00| | NW¼ and E½ Sec 20 in Tp 12 S R 61 W, 480 acres |4,160.00| | W½ Sec 21 Tp 12 S R 61 W, 320 acres |2,300.00| | E½ Sec 29 Tp 12 S R 61 W, 320 acres |2,050.00| | W½ Sec 26 Tp 14 S R 61 W, 320 acres |1,580.00| | Lots 1,2, N½ NE¼,and N½ NW¼ Sec 2 Tp 15 S R 63 W, 159.92 acres |1,050.00| | [NW¼?]Sec 2 Tp 15 S R 63 W, 160 acres |740.00| | NE¼ Sec 22 Tp 15 S R 63 W, 160 acres |740.00| | NW¼ Sec 23 Tp 15 S R 63 W, 160 acres |740.00| | SW¼ SE¼ Sec 1 Tp 14 S R 64 W, 40 acres |260.00| | E½ SW¼ Sec 7 Tp 14 S R 64 W, 80 acres |380.00| [L007-p023] # INHERITANCE TAX RECEIPT — property schedule continued Source schedule page 5. | Property | Value($) | |---|---:| | S½ NE¼ and N½ SE¼ Sec 26 Tp 13 S R 65 W, 160 acres |1,020.00| Undivided Interest In The Following: | Property | Value($) | |---|---:| | Undiv¾Int in part of W½ SE¼ Sec 12 Tp 14 S R 65 W, 80 acres |300.00| | Undiv½Int in and part of E½ SE¼,SE¼ NE¼ Sec 12, Tp 14 S R 65 W, 120 acres |670.00| | Entire Interest in SE¼ SE¼ Sec 11 Tp 17 S R 65 W, 40 acres |220.00| | Entire Interest in a parcel in NE¼ NE¼ Sec 24 Tp 14 S R 67 W, 43 feet wide by 90 feet long |[650.00?]| | Undiv¼Int in and part of E⅔of S½ NE¼ SW¼ Sec 17 in Tp 14 S R 66 W, 2.91 acres |340.00| | Undiv½Int in and part of Sundry parcels in NE¼ SE¼ and SE¼ NE¼ Sec 19 Tp 14 S R 66 W |85.00| | A parcel in SW¼ SW¼ Sec 32 Tp 12 S R 68 W, 2 acres |30.00| | SW¼ and NW¼ NW¼ Sec 36 Tp 13 S R 68 W, 200 acres |860.00| The following real estate in Crowley County, Colorado. | Property | Value($) | |---|---:| | E½ Sec 17 Tp 18 S R 57 W, 320 acres |1,280.00| | N½of Sec 30 Tp 18 S R 58 W, 320 acres |810.00| The following real estate in Lincoln County, Colorado. | Property | Value($) | |---|---:| | E½ E½ Sec 8, W½ W½ Sec 9, Tp 15 S R 59 W, 320 acres |1,600.00| The following described lots and interest in lots in El Paso County, Colorado, to wit, | Property | Value($) | |---|---:| | Lot 7 Blk 1 Cahn's Add No 2 to City of Colorado Springs |230.00| | Lots 18,19 Blk 1 Calvert Heights in Colorado Springs |20.00| | Lots 31,32 Blk 13 in Knob Hill Add to City of Colorado Springs |50.00| | Lot 9 Blk 45 in First Add to Knob Hill in Colorado Springs |50.00| | Lot 6 BlkF in La Vergne in Colorado Springs |100.00| | N 45 ft lots 14,15 Blk 5 in Pikes Peak Add No 1 to City of Colorado Springs |450.00| | Lots 1 and 13 Blk 2 in Prospect Lake Add to City of Colorado Springs |130.00| | Lots 9 and 10 Blk 7 Prospect Lake Add to City of Colorado Springs |120.00| | Lots 3 to 7 inc Blk 11 in Prospect Lake Add to City of Colorado Spgs |270.00| | Lot 7 Blk 3 in Rock Island Add to City of Colorado and Vacated 15 Foot Strip Adjoining |160.00| | Lot 2 Blk 7 in Roswell, Colorado Springs |60.00| | Lot 3 Blk 15 in Roswell City Add to City of Colorado Springs |10.00| | S 25 ft of N 175 ft of W½Blk 21 in Roswell City Add to the City of Colorado Springs |20.00| | Lots 1 to 4 inc Blk 4 in Washington Heights Add to City of Colorado Springs |[70.00?]| | Lots 22 to 29 inc Blk 6 Washington Heights Add to City of Colorado Springs |170.00| | Undiv⅜Int in lots 1,2, Blk 115 in Add No 1 to West Colorado Springs, in Colorado Springs |16.25| | Lot 3 Blk 4 Green Mountain Falls |50.00| | Lot 7 Blk 30 Grand View Add to City of[Colorado Springs?] |20.00| | Undiv½Int in lots 13,14,15,17 to 21 inc and 24,26,31 inc Blk 5 Washington Heights Add to City of Colorado Springs |[650.00?]| | Undiv½Int in lots 8,11,12,13,17 to 21 inc Blk 6 Washington Heights Add to City of Colorado Springs |100.00| [L007-p024] # INHERITANCE TAX RECEIPT — property and assets continued Source schedule page 6. | Property or asset | Value($) | |---|---:| | Undiv½Int in lots 11 to 18 inc and 36 to 42 inc Blk 5 in Washington Heights Add to City of Colorado Springs |135.00| | Undiv½Int in lots 1,2,4, to 8 inc.and 13 to 21 inc.Blk 6 in Washington Heights Add to City of Colo.Spgs |125.00| | Undiv½Int in part of lot 12 BlkB in Manitou and parts of lots 14,15 and all lot 24 in Capitol Hill Sub of a part of BlkB in Manitou |235.00| | Undiv½Int in S½ S½Lot 4 Blk 14 in Add No 1 to City of Colorado Springs, according to recorded plat thereof |1,365.00| | Undiv½Int in N 25 ft lot 6 and S½lot 7 Blk 22 in Add No 1 to City of Colorado Springs, According to recorded plat thereof |3,850.00| | Undiv½Int in lots 4,5,6, except S 10 ft said lot 6 Blk 83 in City of Colorado Springs according to original recorded plat thereof |[8,125.00?]| The following lots in Pueblo County, Colorado. | Property or asset | Value($) | |---|---:| | Undiv½Int in lots 11,12 Blk lettered O on Corona Avenue in Town of South Pueblo |1,187.50| | Undivided⅛Int in part of SE¼ SE¼ Sec 6 and N½ NE¼ and SW¼ NE¼ Sec 7 Tp 13 S R 62 W El Paso County, Colo.160 acres |111.25| | SW¼ SW¼ NW¼ and S½ NW¼ SW¼ NW¼ Sec 6 Tp 14 S R 67 W in El Paso County, Colo.15 acres |140.00| | Lot 11 Blk 116 Add No 1 to West Colorado Springs in Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colo. |80.00| | Lot 20 Blk 6 in Rock Island Add to City of Colorado Springs, Subject to contract of purchase with Cora P. Glover |367.65| | Furniture and Furnishings |549.50| | Jewelry |195.00| | Old cars and horses |265.00| | Crop Rents |793.48| | Certificate of Purchase 2/5/32 issued by Sheriff of El Paso County Colo.to E.J.Eaton for SE¼ NW¼,NW¼ SW¼ and E½ SW¼ Sec 25 Tp 13 S R 65 W El Paso County, Colo. |800.00| | Public Trustees Certificate of purchase for lot 24 Blk 282 in Monument Add to City of Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colo.to E.J.Eaton |300.00| | Miscellaneous checks in transit |386.55| | Policy, New York Life No 406,461 |730.00| | 3800 SH Colorado Real Estate Company |1.00| | 10550 SH West Colorado Springs Realty Co |1.00| | 18600 SH Sheriff Gold Min Co |186.00| | 10 SH Republic Building and Loan Assn |1,000.00| | 9120 SH Knob Hill Improvement Co |4,000.00| | 50 SH First National Bank of Colorado Springs |2,450.00| | 25 SH Colorado Springs Bank of Colorado Springs |13,025.00| | 900 SH Thomas Mining Co |225.00| Bonds, | Bond | Value($) | |---|---:| | Cities Service Gold Debenture |375.42| | Canadian National Ry |2,512.50| | First Liberty Loan |438.57| Notes, | Debtor | Value($) | |---|---:| | Curtis L.Amos |500.00| | Joseph T.& Lillie G.Atkins |270.00| | E.A.Bailey |500.00| [L007-p025] # INHERITANCE TAX RECEIPT — notes continued Source schedule page 7. | Debtor | Value($) | |---|---:| | J.T.& Lillie G.Atkins |685.00| | Pearl Barnett |50.00| | J.J.Baxter |175.00| | Thyra Bollman |2,000.00| | Geo.A.& Mary M.Bundy |400.00| | Verne E.Burch & W.U.Hollman |65.00| | John L.Butler |100.00| | Mrs F.L.Carlton |None| | Daniel Chase |25.00| | C.T.Clark |400.00| | Vern M.Close & Ralph E.Walker |14.00| | Grace E.& Dorothy M.Cozart |30.00| | Cora E.Cunningham |90.00| | Louis B.Dayton |200.00| | Sarah J.Dever |140.00| | E.C.Dickinson |[illegible]| | E.C.Dickinson & Max Hanning |125.00| | G.G.Dixon |316.00| | Lewis J.Duke |10.50| | Bess M.Eckard & Mrs Mary A.Davis |150.00| | Theo Evans |105.00| | Celeste C.Fachinett |126.00| | Geo.W.& Ida M.Fisher |123.45| | A.C.Foster & W.A.Smith |36.00| | Adolf Glaue |155.00| | Max Hanning |846.80| | G.R.Henderson & Charles F.Williams |30.00| | Clifford Hodgin |30.00| | J.W.Horton |[illegible]| | M.I.Irion & G.L.Taylor |50.00| | Eddie Jackson & S.C.Hunter |20.00| | Hans C.Jensen |100.00| | Oren M.& Viola Johnson |233.25| | Anna Kanuck |[illegible]| | George Kollar |[illegible]| | Nellie M.Kirk |10.00| | Mrs W.H.Kirk |126.48| | J.M.& Kettie P.Lawrence |50.00| | E.M.& Katie[initial illegible]Lewis |155.00| | Mrs R.M.Long |[illegible]| | Pete Mandarich |100.00| | E.J.McCartin |68.28| | Mr & Mrs E.J.McCartin |95.00| | C.L.& W.R.McClinton |10.00| | A.Jay McCoy |[illegible]| [L007-p026] # INHERITANCE TAX RECEIPT — notes and mortgages continued Source schedule page 8. | Debtor | Value($) | |---|---:| | Clara G.& P.G.McDozell & F.Leslie Flinn |[illegible]| | E.R.& Ada E.McMullen |[illegible]| | Martin & Janette Montez |42.00| | Chas T.Nichols |94.00| | W.L.Nickell |532.13| | Elsie F.& D.J.Nikirk |109.50| | Paul W.& Wm Nixon |65.00| | C.F.& Amanda Ormsby |35.00| | John E.Penrose |100.00| | Clark E.& Mrs Carrie Powell |50.00| | F.M.Proffitt |200.00| | E.F.Simons |[illegible]| | Clyde H.Smith |1,000.00| | Mr & Mrs H.G.Smith |5.60| | A.R.& Edna M.Snyder |480.00| | H.M.Somers |9,500.00| | J.L.& Klea B.Stone |331.30| | Frank Stutsman |[illegible]| | H.I.& A.B.Sullivan |[illegible]| | H.C.Sweatman |[illegible]| | A.A.& Bertha E.Thiebaud |230.00| | H.Tobbe & A.Conn |150.00| | Harry L.Todi [Todd?] |85.00| | Wm & Lillie B.Triffet, H.M.& Edna M.Somers |6,000.00| | Otis Ullom |[illegible]| | Orrall T.Underwood |125.00| | E.A.Van Dyke |100.00| | Geo H.Waldeck |[illegible]| | The West Colorado Springs Realty Co |[illegible]| | J.D.Woodring |25.00| | Maybelle E.Woodring |80.35| | Taylor and Mrs Enid Woodward |75.00| | F.H.Young |250.00| | Wm D.Young |250.00| | Edward S.Zoll |70.00| | Bertha Zobel |3,000.00| | Interest on above notes |1,883.70| ## Handwritten annotations Beside Clyde H.Smith: “(his Son in law)” [opening possessive uncertain]. H.M.Somers and Edna M.Somers are underlined in blue with question marks. These are later reader annotations, not part of the typed inventory. ## Miscellaneous notes, and mortgages | Description | Value($) | |---|---:| | Mtg.Elsie J.Bunker to W.J.Ryan, on lot 3 Blk 2 Shulls Subdivision of pt.SW¼ SW¼ NW¼ Sec 19 Tp 14 S R 66 W El Paso Co.Colo.Bal |180.00| | Mtg.Wm Drake, Bal |640.00| | Mtg Chas L.Rudisill to West Colorado Springs Realty Co |1,100.00| | Mtg.Henry Sells on lots 32,33 Sweets Subdiv part of Blk 261 in Add No 1 to Colorado Springs |300.00| | Mtg.Henry & Rebecca Sells |[illegible]| [L007-p027] # INHERITANCE TAX RECEIPT — mortgages, notes and accounts continued Source schedule page 9. | Description | Value($) | |---|---:| | Mtg.Edgar W.Faulkner on lots 13, Blk 9 Hillside Add, Colorado Springs |100.00| | Mtg.O.S.& Ethel Simpson to C.L.Amos |[illegible]| | Mtg.R.W.Small |150.00| Notes, | Debtor | Value($) | |---|---:| | Bessie J.Anderson |75.00| | Floyd E.& Lillian E.Barker |75.00| | Floyd E.& Lillian E.Barker |30.00| | Joe A.Crawford & W.H.Boze |25.00| | Lyman G.Daum & D.T.Burge |30.00| | W.L.Dobbins |10.00| | Mabel A.Frederick & Ella King |75.00| | Wm H.Gudgell |30.00| | Mr & Mrs Peter Johnson |100.00| | Dorothy B.Kibler |185.00| | Juliet Lawton |50.00| | Chas Luscombe |20.00| | W.F.Mitchell |22.00| | W.F.Mitchell |75.00| | Mrs Pearl & Mrs Millie Paster |473.82| | R.P.Russell |53.55| | E.E.Spencer |5.00| | C.H.Sturdivant |210.00| | Bertha M.Thompson |200.00| | Orval T.Underwood |50.00| | L.T.Williams & Otis W.Wilkerson |25.00| Mortgages | Debtor or asset | Value($) | |---|---:| | Hattie & W.J.Mackey |800.00| | Bess M.Eckard & Mary A.Davis |40.09| | Mrs Ida Evans and R.G.Evans to Maude Sonnenberg |2,350.00| | E.A.Riley to Knob Hill Imp Co |350.00| | Edward A.Riley to Knob Hill Imp Co |4,000.00| | J.R.Young |275.00| | Ferdinand Ivan Becker |111.25| | Berthia Roby |10,000.00| | Note Emma Haubold |25.00| | Accrued interest on above notes and mortgages |742.89| | Checking Acct, First National Bank, Colorado Springs |[4,142.15?]| | Savings Acct, First National Bank, Colorado Springs |[1,148.11?]| | Checking Acct, Colorado Savings Bank |[834.29?]| | Savings Acct, Colorado Savings Bank |[88.80?]| | Sundry Accounts |[214.79?]| Tax Sale Certificates | Certificate | Value($) | |---|---:| | No 273,1914 on lot 7 blk 5 Prospect Lake Add to Colo.Spgs |10.00| | No 456,1914 on lot 2 Blk 33 East End Add to Colo.Spgs |10.00| | No 642,1914 on Undiv¼Col.[illegible]290 |5.00| [L007-p028] # INHERITANCE TAX RECEIPT — tax certificates and final calculation Source schedule page 10. | Tax Sale Certificate | Value($) | |---|---:| | No 336,1915 on Undiv½Lot 26 BlkD La Vergne, Colo.Spgs |5.00| | No 338,1915 on lot 20 blk 3 Prospect Lake, Colo.Spgs |10.00| | No 342,1915 on lot 14 Blk 2 Prospect Lake, Colo.Spgs |10.00| | No 359,1915 on lot 2 blk 86 West Colo.Spgs, Colo |5.00| | No 397,1915 on lot 8 blk 11 Prospect Lake, Colo. |10.00| | No 500 for 1915 on lot 3 blk 22 Roswell Add |5.00| | No 502,1915 on lot 1 blk 7 Roswell |5.00| | No 513,1915 on N 45 ft lots 11,13 blk 1 Portland Heights Add to Colo.Spgs |5.00| | No 503,1916 on lot 20 blk 3 Rock Island Add to Colo.Spgs |10.00| | No 604,1916 on lot 16 blkA in La Vergne, Colo.Spgs |10.00| | No 49,1918, on SW¼ NE¼ Sec 29 Tp 17 S R 65 W El Paso Co |5.00| | No 141,1918 on lot 16 blkE La Vergne, Colo.Spgs |10.00| | No 281,1918 on lot 34 blk 11 Roswell Add No 1 |5.00| | No 265,1921 on lots 13,14 blk 22 Roswell Add No 1 |10.00| | No 364,1921 on lot 30 blk 4 Ft Worth Add to Colo.Spgs |1.00| | No 110,1923 on SW¼ Except road of Sec 19 Tp 15 S R 60 W El Paso |50.00| | No 160 for year 1923 on NE¼ NW¼ Sec 33, Tp 16 S R 67 W and SW¼ Sec 28 Tp 16 S R 67 W, El Paso Co |50.00| | No 4,1924 on part of Haynes Add to Colo.Spgs |1.00| | No 8,1924 on lot 34 blk 11 Roswell Add No 1 |1.00| | No 116,1924 on SE¼ Sec 17 Tp 11 S R 65 W El Paso Co |1.00| | No 549,1924 on lot 30 blk 4 Ft Worth Add to Colo.Spgs |1.00| | No 437,1928 on lot 7 blk 3 Rock Island Add to Colo.Spgs |1.00| | Joint Sav Acct, Colorado Savings Bank of Colorado Springs |52,417.44| Those Promissory Notes, comprising 374 items numbered 14,23,24,25,26,43,44,49,50,51,52,57,62,63,64,77,78,84,85,86,91,94,95,96, and 97 in schedule H, Original Inventory, and all those listed in schedule 1 of said inventory save and except items numbered 5,16,17,39,48,54,71,73,77,81,107,150,156,172,178,206,207,235,270,280,281,295,297,300,313,330,349, and 382, Re-rated as good, and numbered 26,27,28,29,30,31,32,33,264 and 265 compounded, and numbered 269 Discharged by offset. Nominal value$1.00 for each note —374.00. Note, F.W.Green —10.90. TOTAL$261,090.76. | Final calculation as printed | Dollars | |---|---:| | Tax fixed by order of court |13,118.21| | Interest on 62.95 |[5.85?]| | Fees, examination and waiver |10.00| | Total |13,134.06| | Discount on$10,000.00 |500.00| | Balance |12,634.06| | Cr#58269 |9,500.00| | Cr, Rct#59723 |3,065.26| | Residual paid |68.80| Homer P.Bedford, Treasurer of the State of Colorado. By J.J.Marsh, Deputy. [L007-p029] # WARRANTY DEED Recorder page 396. [Record number illegible.] State of Colorado, County of El Paso. Filed for record [January 14, 1939?]. [Time and recorder's signature illegible.] This Deed, Made this [13 th?] day of [January?] in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and [thirty-nine?] between Violet M. Smith of the County of [El Paso?] and State of Colorado, of the first part, and Lewis E. Camden and Elva L. Camden of the County of [El Paso?] and State of Colorado, of the second part: Witnesseth, That the said party of the first part for and in consideration of the sum of [Ten Dollars and other valuable consideration?] to the said party of the first part in hand paid by the said parties of the second part, the receipt whereof is hereby confessed and acknowledged, has granted, bargained, sold and conveyed, and by these presents does grant, bargain, sell, convey and confirm unto the said parties of the second part, their heirs and assigns, forever, all the following described lots or parcels of land, situate, lying and being in the County of El Paso and State of Colorado, to-wit: The North twenty-five (25) feet of Lot numbered Six (6) and the South one-half of Lot numbered Seven (7) in Block numbered Twenty-two (22), in Addition No. 1 to the City of Colorado Springs. I. R. Stamp $5.50 Cancelled. [Middle portion of description/encumbrance field obscured by dense vertical copying marks; illegible.] Together with all and singular the hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, and the reversion and reversions, remainder and remainders, rents, issues and profits thereof; and all the estate, right, title, interest, claim and demand whatsoever of the said party of the first part, either in law or equity, of, in and to the above bargained premises, with the hereditaments and appurtenances; To Have and to Hold the said premises above bargained and described, with the appurtenances, unto [illegible] the said parties of the second part, their heirs and assigns forever. And the said [Violet M. Smith?], party of the first part, for herself, [her?] heirs, executors and administrators, does covenant, grant, bargain and agree, to and with the said parties of the second part, their heirs and assigns, that at the time of the ensealing and delivery of these presents she is well seized of the premises above conveyed, as of good, sure, perfect, absolute and indefeasible estate of inheritance, in law, in fee simple, and has good right, full power and lawful authority to grant, bargain, sell and convey the same, in manner and form aforesaid, and that the same are free and clear from all former and other grants, bargains, sales, liens, taxes, assessments and incumbrances of whatever kind or nature soever; [illegible exceptions]. And the above bargained premises in the quiet and peaceable possession of the said parties of the second part, their heirs and assigns, against all and every person or persons lawfully claiming or to claim the whole or any part thereof, the said party of the first part shall and will Warrant and Forever Defend. In Witness Whereof, The said party of the first part has hereunto set her hand and seal the day and year first above written. Violet M. Smith [signature] (SEAL). State of Colorado, County of [El Paso?], ss. [Notarial acknowledgment severely obscured.] [Violet M. Smith?] [illegible] signed, sealed and delivered the said instrument of writing [illegible]. Given under my hand and [official seal?] this [13 th?] day of [January?] A.D. [1939?]. My commission expires [illegible]. [Notary signature illegible]. [L007-p030] # WARRANTY DEED Recorder page 528. No. [77973?]. Recorded December 31, 1947. Charles [Ogean?], Recorder. This Deed, Made this 30 th day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-seven between Lewis E. Camden and Elva L. Camden of the County of El Paso and State of Colorado, of the first part, and Daisy C. Todd of the County of El Paso and State of Colorado, of the second part: Witnesseth, That the said parties of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of Ten and no/100 Dollars and other valuable consideration DOLLARS, to the said parties of the first part in hand paid by the said party of the second part, the receipt whereof is hereby confessed and acknowledged, have granted, bargained, sold and conveyed, and by these presents do grant, bargain, sell, convey and confirm unto the said party of the second part, her heirs and assigns, forever, all the following described lot or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the County of El Paso and State of Colorado, to-wit: The North twenty-five (25) feet of Lot numbered six (6) and the South Half of Lot numbered seven (7) in Block numbered twenty-two (22) in Addition No. 1 to the City of Colorado Springs. I. R. STAMPS CANCELLED $11.70. Together with all and singular the hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, and the reversion and reversions, remainder and remainders, rents, issues and profits thereof; and all the estate, right, title, interest, claim and demand whatsoever of the said parties of the first part, either in law or equity, of, in and to the above bargained premises, with the hereditaments and appurtenances; To Have and to Hold the said premises above bargained and described, with the appurtenances, unto the said party of the second part, her heirs and assigns forever. And the said Lewis E. Camden and Elva L. Camden, parties of the first part, for themselves, their heirs, executors and administrators do covenant, grant, bargain and agree, to and with the said party of the second part, her heirs and assigns that at the time of the ensealing and delivery of these presents they are well seized of the premises above conveyed, as of good, sure, perfect, absolute and indefeasible estate of inheritance, in law, in fee simple, and have good right, full power and lawful authority to grant, bargain, sell and convey the same, in manner and form aforesaid, and that the same are free and clear from all former and other grants, bargains, sales, liens, taxes, assessments and incumbrances of whatever kind or nature soever; save and except liens and covenants of record and taxes for the year 1947 payable in 1948. And the above bargained premises in the quiet and peaceable possession of the said party of the second part, her heirs and assigns, against all and every person or persons lawfully claiming or to claim the whole or any part thereof, the said parties of the first part shall and will Warrant and Forever Defend. In Witness Whereof, The said parties of the first part have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first above written. Lewis E. Camden [signature] (SEAL) Elva L. Camden [signature] (SEAL) STATE OF COLORADO, County of El Paso, ss. I, Paul J. Fries, a Notary Public in and for said County, in the State aforesaid, do hereby certify that Lewis E. Camden and Elva L. Camden, personally known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the annexed Deed, appeared before me this day in person, and acknowledged that they signed, sealed and delivered the said instrument of writing as their free and voluntary act for the uses and purposes therein set forth. Given under my hand and official seal, this 30 th day of December A.D. 1947. My commission expires July 15, 1951. Paul J. Fries [signature], Notary Public. [L007-p032] # LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF DAISY C. TODD Book 1893 page 357. Reception No. 216512. [Recorded date and time partly illegible.] HARRIET BEALS. I, DAISY C. TODD, a resident of the City of Colorado Springs, in the County of El Paso and State of Colorado, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do hereby make, publish and declare this to be my Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all former Wills, Codicils or other testamentary dispositions whatsoever by me at any time heretofore made. ## Article I I hereby direct that the Executrix or Executor of my estate pay all of my debts, expenses incident to my last illness and funeral, as well as all expenses of administering my estate and all estate and inheritance taxes, if any, prior to the distribution of any of my property and estate as hereinafter provided. ## Article II After the payment of the charges and expenses referred to in Article I of this my Last Will and Testament, I hereby give, devise and bequeath all of the rest, residue and remainder of my property and estate, whether real or personal or wheresoever the same may be situate, to my daughter, ELVA L. CAMDEN, of the City of Colorado Springs, Colorado, should she survive me; and in the event my said daughter, Elva L. Camden, does not survive me, then I hereby give, devise and bequeath all of the rest, residue and remainder of my property and estate, whether real or personal or wheresoever the same may be situate, in equal proportions, share and share alike, to the children of my said daughter, Elva L. Camden, who may survive her, or to the children of a deceased child or children of my said daughter, such child or [L007-p033] # LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT — continued Book 1893 page 358. children taking or dividing among them, if there is more than one child, the share to which such child or children's parent would have been entitled to had such parent survived me. ## Article III I hereby nominate, constitute and appoint my said daughter, ELVA L. CAMDEN, the Executrix of this my Last Will and Testament should she survive me, and I direct that she shall not be required to furnish surety on any bond for the faithful performance of her duties as such Executrix or upon any bond for the sale of any real or personal property of which I may die seised or possessed, and I hereby empower said Executrix to sell any real or personal property of which I may die seised or possessed upon such terms and conditions as said Executrix may deem to be to the best interests of my estate, executing all conveyances, deeds and bills of sale necessary and proper therefor. In the event my said daughter, Elva L. Camden, does not survive me, then I hereby nominate, constitute and appoint my son-in-law, LEWIS E. CAMDEN, of the City of Colorado Springs, County of El Paso and State of Colorado, to be the Executor of my estate. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto signed my name and affixed my seal to this my Last Will and Testament this 21 st day of March, 1940, at Colorado Springs, Colorado. DAISY C. TODD (SEAL) Testatrix The above and foregoing instrument, consisting of pages 1 and 2, was signed, sealed, published and declared by the said Testatrix this 21 st day of March, 1940, as and for her Last Will and Testament in our presence, who at her request and in her presence, and in the presence of each other, have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses thereto, and we believe the said Testatrix to be of sound and disposing mind and memory and acting under no undue influence or duress. Robert H. La Orange [La Grange?] — Residing at Colorado Springs, Colorado. Edna P. Jones — Residing at Colorado Springs, Colorado. Linna R. Long — Residing at Colorado Springs, Colorado. [L007-p031] # Order Admitting Will to Probate Book 1893 page 359. Docket File No. T-527. IN THE COUNTY COURT, IN PROBATE, STATE OF COLORADO, County of El Paso, ss. IN THE MATTER OF THE PROBATE OF THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF DAISY C. TODD, DECEASED. And now on this day, pursuant to order heretofore made in this matter, comes on for hearing the probate of an instrument in writing, heretofore filed in this Court, purporting to be the Last Will and Testament of said deceased. And it appearing to the Court from the petition filed herein, that said deceased, late of the County of El Paso and State of Colorado departed this life on or about the 28 th day of May A.D. 1957, leaving said instrument of writing as and for a Last Will and Testament. And it further appearing to the Court from the records and files herein, that due notice has been given or waived by all persons entitled thereto, in the manner and within the time required by law of the time and place of hearing hereof. And it further appearing from the testimony in open Court and deposition duly taken and on file herein of Robert H. LaGrange and Edna P. Jones, now Edna P. Bosque, respectively, subscribing witnesses to said Will, that they were present at the execution of said Last Will and Testament and saw the said testatrix sign the same as a Last Will and Testament, and that they at the request of and in the presence of said testatrix and in the presence of each other, on the date of the execution thereof, subscribed their names to said Will as attesting witnesses thereto, and that [line obscured by strike-through: said testatrix was of sound mind and memory?] and under no restraint. And the Court now being sufficiently advised in the premises — IT IS ORDERED AND DECREED, That the aforesaid proofs be filed, and that said Will be and the same hereby is duly admitted to probate as and for the Last Will and Testament of said deceased, and that the same be entered of record. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, That upon taking the oath and entering into bond (without surety) in the penal sum of Ten Thousand and no/100 DOLLARS, as required by law that Letters Testamentary issue to Elva L. Camden and that the same be filed and entered of record. AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, That Notice to Creditors be published in The Daily Transcript, a daily newspaper published in said County, once each week during each of four successive weeks, the first publication thereof to be within fifteen days after the issuance of letters, as provided by law. Done in open Court this 9 th day of July, A.D. 1957. BY THE COURT: Charles J. Simon, JUDGE OF THE COUNTY COURT. [L007-p034] Lewis E. Camden: record summary Historical death certificate, December 1, 1961. Residence and place of death: 622 North Nevada Avenue. Occupation recorded: owner of Todd Furniture Co. Source: L007-p034, OT_20261015_0002.pdf, page 34. Recorder: book 1893, page 356, reception 216511. This is neighboring 622 context, not a death at 618. Public summary omits Social Security number and medical details. Complete scan and machine OCR are preserved in the local archive. [L011] 555 [Visible ending of preceding instrument — context fragment] [Beginning outside image] my Attorney, the same as if I were personally present and did the same. In Witness Whereof I have hereto set my hand & seal this 21st day of August 1873. [Harriett A. Hamlin?] {Seal} State of Indiana, Clark County, ss. August 21st 1873. Then personally appeared before me, John S. Ingram, Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for said County, [Harriett A. Hamlin?] to me known to be the person described in, and who executed the foregoing instrument and acknowledged the execution thereof for the purposes therein mentioned. In Testimony Whereof I hereunto set my hand and the seal of said Court the day and year last above written. John S. Ingram, Clerk, Clark Circuit Court. Circuit Court / of Clark County / Seal. [Colorado Springs Company to E. C. Kimball] [Margin:] Colorado Springs Company to E. C. Kimball. Warranty Deed. Filed for record at 9:05 A. M. December 10th 1873. [J. Harbert?] Recorder. [J. S. Sherratt?] Deputy. This Indenture Made this Ninth day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand Eight hundred and seventy three between the Colorado Springs Company a Corporation duly created under the laws of the Territory of Colorado party of the first part and E. C. Kimball party of the second part. Witnesseth. That the said party of the first part for and in consideration of the sum of One Hundred Dollars to it in hand paid by the said party of the second part, and also for the further consideration of the agreement between the parties hereto for themselves their heirs successors and legal representatives that intoxicating liquors shall never be manufactured sold or otherwise disposed of as a beverage in any place of public resort in or upon the premises hereby granted or any part thereof, and it is herein and hereby expressly reserved by the said party of the first part that in case any of the above conditions concerning intoxicating liquors are broken by said party of the second part his assigns or legal representatives then this deed shall become null and void and all right title and interest of in and to the premises hereby conveyed shall revert to the said party of the first part its successors and assigns; and the said party of the second part by accepting this deed for himself his heirs executors administrators and assigns consents and agrees to the reservations and conditions aforesaid; and also in further consideration that the said party of the second part shall never present or prosecute any claim for damages done by any irrigating canal which passes through or may pass through the land described in this conveyance against the said party of the first part. Has Granted Bargained And Sold, and by these presents does grant bargain sell and convey unto the said party of the second part his heirs and assigns the following described lands and premises in the Town of Colorado Springs County of El Paso and Territory of Colorado viz: Lot number Seven (7) in block number Twenty two (22). Also the said party of the first part by these presents does grant bargain sell and convey unto said party of the second part the right to Water from the Irrigating Canals of the said party of the first part for the purpose of irrigating the lands and premises hereinbefore described and for household uses subject to such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the said party of the first part and also subject to all assessments for the necessary enlargements and repairs and the necessary expense of superintendence of the Canals from which water is received by the said [continues on page 556]. [L012] 556 [Kimball deed continued from page 555] party of the second part. To Have And To Hold the same with all the privileges and appurtenances and all the estate right title and interest of the said party of the first part either in law or equity to the only proper use and benefit of the said party of the second part his heirs and assigns forever subject nevertheless to the conditions and reservations herein above named and set forth according to the true intent and meaning thereof. And the said party of the first part further covenants with the said party of the second part that at the time of the ensealing and delivery of these presents it is well seized of the premises above conveyed as of good sure perfect absolute and indefeasible estate of inheritance in law and fee simple, and has good right full power and lawful authority to grant bargain sell and convey the same in manner and form aforesaid, and that the same are free and clear from all former and other grants bargains sales liens taxes assessments and incumbrances of whatever kind and nature soever; and the above bargained premises in the quiet and peaceable possession of the said party of the second part his heirs and assigns against all and every person lawfully claiming or to claim the whole or any part thereof, the said party of the first part shall and will warrant and forever defend. In Witness Whereof, The said party of the first part hath hereunto affixed its Corporate Seal and caused the same to be attested by the signatures of its President and Secretary, the day and year first above written. Colorado Springs Company Seal. Wm J. Palmer, President. Attest Gerald De Courcy, Secretary. Territory of Colorado, County of El Paso, ss. Be it remembered that on this Ninth day of December A. D. 1873 before me the undersigned a Notary Public in and for the County and Territory aforesaid duly commissioned and qualified under the laws of said Territory to take the acknowledgement of deeds etc. personally appeared Wm J. Palmer President of the Colorado Springs Company, and Gerald De Courcy Secretary of said Company to me personally known to be the identical persons named in and who executed the within and foregoing deed, and they in due form of law severally acknowledge that they signed sealed and delivered the said instrument as their free and voluntary act and deed for the uses and purposes therein set forth. In Witness Whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal at Colorado Springs the day and year aforesaid. {Notarial Seal} H. B. Sherman, Notary Public. [Beginning of following instrument — context fragment crossed by a blue X] [Margin:] George A. Bute, Commissioner in Chancery to Bela M. Hughes. Filed for record at 3:05 P. M. December 10th 1873. [J. Harbert?] Recorder. [J. S. Sherratt?] Deputy. This Indenture Made and entered into this eighth day of December in the year eighteen hundred and seventy three (1873) Between George A. Bute a Special Commissioner in Chancery party of the first part and Bela M. Hughes party of the second part. Witnesseth. Whereas at the November Term of the District Court for El Paso County Colorado Territory in the year eighteen hundred and seventy three (1873) began and held at Colorado Springs by the Honorable Moses Hallett Judge of the third Judicial District of said Territory in Chancery sitting among other things a Decree was rendered by the said Court in a cause then pending therein between Bela M. Hughes Complainant and Phillip D. Miller Defendant in the words following, viz: Wherefore it is by the Court here considered adjudged and decreed that the said Phillip D. Miller within [continues outside image]. [L013] 386 This Indenture, Made this Fifteenth day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy Six (1876), between the COLORADO SPRINGS COMPANY, a Corporation duly created under the laws of the Territory of Colorado, party of the first part, and E. C. Kimball, party of the second part: WITNESSETH, That the said party of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of One Dollars to it in hand paid by the said party of the second part, and also for the further consideration of the agreement between the parties hereto, for themselves, their heirs, successors, and legal representatives, that intoxicating liquors shall never be manufactured, sold, or otherwise disposed of, as a beverage, in any place of public resort, in or upon the premises hereby granted, or any part thereof; and it is herein and hereby expressly reserved by the said party of the first part, that in case any of the above conditions concerning intoxicating liquors are broken by said party of the second part, his assigns or legal representatives, then this deed shall become null and void, and all right, title, and interest, of, in, and to the premises hereby conveyed shall revert to the said party of the first part, its successors and assigns; and the said party of the second part, by accepting this deed, for himself his heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns, consents and agrees to the reservations and conditions aforesaid; and also in further consideration, that the said party of the second part shall never present or prosecute any claim for damages done by any irrigating canal which passes through or may pass through the land described in this conveyance, against the said party of the first part; has granted, bargained, and sold, and by these presents does grant, bargain, sell, and convey unto the said party of the second part, his heirs and assigns, the following described lands and premises, in the Town of Colorado Springs, County of El Paso, and Territory of Colorado, viz.: [Handwritten interlineation above granting line, partly legible: remise release and forever quit claim.] Lot No Seven (7) in Block No Twenty two (22) in Addition No One (1) to said Town of Colorado Springs. This deed being given to describe more correctly and fully the above named premises said premises being the property intended to be conveyed to said grantee by Warrantee deed dated December Ninth A. D. 1873. [Remaining description space crossed diagonally.] Also, the said party of the first part, by these presents, does grant, bargain, sell, and convey unto said party of the second part the right to Water from the Irrigating Canals of the said party of the first part, for the purpose of irrigating the lands and premises hereinbefore described, and for household uses, subject to such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the said party of the first part, and, also, subject to all assessments for the necessary enlargements and repairs, and the necessary expense of superintendence of the Canals from which water is received, by the said party of the second part. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same, with all the privileges and appurtenances, and all the estate, right, title, and interest of the said party of the first part, either in law or equity, to the only proper use and benefit of the said party of the second part, his heirs and assigns forever, subject, nevertheless, to the conditions and reservations herein above named and set forth, according to the true intent and meaning thereof. [The entire following printed warranty paragraph is boxed and struck through:] And the said party of the first part further covenants with the said party of the second part, that at the time of the ensealing and delivery of these presents, it is well seized of the premises above conveyed as of good, sure, perfect, absolute and indefeasible estate of inheritance, in law and fee simple, and has good right, full power and lawful authority to grant, bargain, sell and convey the same, in manner and form aforesaid, and that the same are free and clear from all former and other grants, bargains, sales, liens, taxes, assessments and incumbrances of whatever kind and nature soever; and the above bargained premises in the quiet and peaceable possession of the said party of the second part, his heirs and assigns, against all and every person lawfully claiming or to claim the whole or any part thereof, the said party of the first part shall and will warrant and forever defend. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The said party of the first part hath hereunto affixed its Corporate Seal, and caused the same to be attested by the signatures of its President and Secretary, the day and year first above written. Colorado Springs Company seal. Wm J. Palmer, President. Geo. Summers, Secretary pro tem. [Handwritten correction note in witness space:] The words “remise release and quit Claim” being inserted in the 23d line from the top hereof and the 4th to 9th lines inclusive [erased?] before [signature?] of Geo. Summers, Secretary pro tem. TERRITORY OF COLORADO, COUNTY OF EL PASO, ss. Be it remembered that on this Fifteenth day of January A. D. 1876, before me the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said County and Territory aforesaid, duly commissioned and qualified under the laws of said Territory to take the acknowledgment of deeds, etc., personally appeared Wm J. Palmer, President of the Colorado Springs Company, and Geo. Summers, Secretary pro tem of said Company, to me personally known to be the identical persons named in and who executed the within and foregoing deed, and they in due form of law severally acknowledge that they signed sealed and delivered the said instrument as their free and voluntary act and deed, for the uses and purposes therein set forth. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal at Colorado Springs, the day and year aforesaid. [C. Geo. Stone?], Notary Public. {Notarial Seal} Filed for record the [18 / 10?] day of January A. D. 1876 at [4:30?] P. M. [L014] 169 This Indenture, Made this Ninth day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy three. BETWEEN Elisha C. Kimball, party of the first part, and Frank P. Lombard, party of the second part. WITNESSETH, That the said party of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of Two Hundred Dollars, to him in hand paid, by the said party of the second part; and also for the further consideration of the agreement between the parties hereto, for themselves, their heirs, successors and legal representatives, that intoxicating liquors shall never be manufactured, sold, or otherwise disposed of, as a beverage, in any place of public resort, in or upon the premises hereby granted, or any part thereof; and it is herein and hereby expressly reserved by the said party of the first part, that in case any of the above conditions concerning intoxicating liquors are broken by said party of the second part, his assigns or legal representatives, then this deed shall become null and void, and all right, title and interest of, in and to the premises hereby conveyed shall revert to the party of the first part successors and assigns; and the said party of the second part, by accepting this deed, for him, his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, consents and agrees to the reservations and conditions aforesaid; and, also, in further consideration, that the said party of the second part shall never present or prosecute any claims for damages done by any irrigating canal which passes through, or may pass through the land described in this conveyance, against the said party of the first part—HAS GRANTED, BARGAINED AND SOLD, and by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the second part, his heirs and assigns, the following described lands and premises, in the Town of Colorado Springs, County of El Paso, and Territory of Colorado, viz.: The South one half of Lot number Seven (7) in Block number Twenty two (22). [Unused description space crossed diagonally.] ALSO, the said party of the first part by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto said party of the second part, his right to WATER from the Irrigating Canals of the Colorado Springs Company, for the purpose of irrigating the lands and premises hereinbefore described, and for household uses, subject to such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the Colorado Springs Company, and, also, subject to all assessments for the necessary enlargements and repairs, and the necessary expense of superintendence of the Canals from which water is received, by the said party of the second part. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same, with all the privileges and appurtenances, and all the estate, right, title and interest of the said party of the first part, either in law or equity, to the only proper use and benefit of the said party of the second part, his heirs and assigns forever, subject, nevertheless, to the conditions and reservations herein above named and set forth, according to the true intent and meaning thereof. And the said party of the first part further covenants with the said party of the second part, that at the time of the ensealing and delivery of these presents, he is well seized of the premises above conveyed as of good, sure, perfect, absolute and indefeasible estate of inheritance, in law and fee simple, and has good right, full power and lawful authority to grant, bargain, sell and convey the same, in manner and form aforesaid, and that the same are free and clear from all former and other grants, bargains, sales, liens, taxes, assessments and incumbrances of whatever kind and nature soever; and the above bargained premises in the quiet and peaceable possession of the said party of the second part, his heirs and assigns, against all and every person lawfully claiming or to claim the whole or any part thereof, the said party of the first part shall and will warrant and forever defend. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The said party of the first part has hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year first above written. Signed, Sealed and Delivered in Presence of H. B. Sherman. E. C. Kimball [SEAL] [Handwritten note below witness line:] The above name [Elisha?] changed to [illegible] name before signature. H. B. Sherman, Notary Public. TERRITORY OF COLORADO, COUNTY OF EL PASO, ss. Be it remembered, that on this Ninth day of December A. D. 1873, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the County and Territory aforesaid, duly commissioned and qualified under the laws of said Territory to take the acknowledgment of deeds, etc., personally appeared Elisha C. Kimball, to me personally known to be the identical person named in and who executed the within and foregoing deed, and he in due form of law severally acknowledged that he signed, sealed and delivered the said instrument as his free and voluntary act and deed for the uses and purposes therein set forth. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal, at Colorado Springs, the day and year aforesaid. H. B. Sherman, Notary Public {Notarial Seal} Filed for Record the 10th day of December A. D. 1873 at Ten o’clock A. M. [L028] 194 This Indenture, Made this Sixteenth day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and Eighty, between Mary J. Wilson, party of the first part, and Elizabeth C. McAllister, party of the second part: WITNESSETH, That the said party of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of ($625.00) Six hundred and Twenty five Dollars to her in hand paid by the said party of the second part, and also for the further consideration of the agreement between the parties hereto, for themselves, their heirs, successors and legal representatives, that intoxicating liquors shall never be manufactured, sold, or otherwise disposed of, as a beverage, in any place of public resort, in or upon the premises hereby granted, or any part thereof; and it is herein and hereby expressly reserved by the said party of the first part, that in case any of the above conditions concerning intoxicating liquors are broken by said party of the second part, her assigns or legal representatives, then this deed shall become null and void, and all right, title and interest of, in and to the premises hereby conveyed shall revert to the party of the first part, her successors and assigns; and the said party of the second part, by accepting this deed, for herself, her heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, consents and agrees to the reservations and conditions aforesaid; and, also, in further consideration, that the said party of the second part shall never present or prosecute any claims for damages done by any irrigating canal which passes through, or may pass through the land described in this conveyance, against the said party of the first part—HAS GRANTED, BARGAINED AND SOLD, and by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the second part, her heirs and assigns, the following described lands and premises, in the City of Colorado Springs, County of El Paso, and State of Colorado, viz.: The South Seventy five (75) feet of Lot numbered (6) Six in Block numbered twenty two (22) in addition number one (1) of said City of Colorado Springs. ALSO, the said party of the first part by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto said party of the second part, her right to WATER from the Irrigating Canals of the Colorado Springs Company, for the purpose of irrigating the lands and premises hereinbefore described, and for household uses, subject to such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the Colorado Springs Company, and, also, subject to all assessments for the necessary enlargements and repairs, and the necessary expense of superintendence of the Canals from which water is received, by the said party of the second part. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same, with all the privileges and appurtenances, and all the estate, right, title and interest of the said party of the first part, either in law or equity, to the only proper use and benefit of the said party of the second part, her heirs and assigns forever, subject, nevertheless, to the conditions and reservations herein above named and set forth, according to the true intent and meaning thereof. And the said party of the first part further covenants with the said party of the second part, that at the time of the ensealing and delivery of these presents, she is well seized of the premises above conveyed as of good, sure, perfect, absolute and indefeasible estate of inheritance, in law and fee simple, and has good right, full power and lawful authority to grant, bargain, sell and convey the same, in manner and form aforesaid, and that the same are free and clear from all former and other grants, bargains, sales, liens, taxes, assessments and incumbrances of whatever kind and nature soever; and the above bargained premises in the quiet and peaceable possession of the said party of the second part, her heirs and assigns, against all and every person lawfully claiming or to claim the whole or any part thereof, the said party of the first part shall and will warrant and forever defend. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The said party of the first part has hereunto set her hand and seal the day and year first above written. Signed, Sealed and Delivered in Presence of Mrs J. H. [Massey?], Mrs C. H. [Millar?]. Mary J. Wilson [SEAL] STATE OF COLORADO, COUNTY OF EL PASO, ss. Be it remembered, that on this 19th day of January A. D. 1880, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the County and State aforesaid, duly commissioned and qualified under the laws of said State to take the acknowledgment of deeds, etc., personally appeared Mary J. Wilson, to me personally known to be the identical person named in and who executed the within and foregoing deed, and she in due form of law severally acknowledged that she signed, sealed and delivered the said instrument as her free and voluntary act and deed for the uses and purposes therein set forth. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal, at Colorado Springs, the day and year aforesaid. J. H. Barlow, Notary Public {Notarial seal} Filed for Record the 27 day of March A. D. 1880 at 1:00 o’clock P. M. [L029] 200 This Indenture, Made this Twenty Seventh day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and Eighty, between Elizabeth C. McAllister, party of the first part, and John Fields, party of the second part: WITNESSETH, That the said party of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of ($1050) One Thousand and fifty Dollars to her in hand paid by the said party of the second part, and also for the further consideration of the agreement between the parties hereto, for themselves, their heirs, successors and legal representatives, that intoxicating liquors shall never be manufactured, sold, or otherwise disposed of, as a beverage, in any place of public resort, in or upon the premises hereby granted, or any part thereof; and it is herein and hereby expressly reserved by the said party of the first part, that in case any of the above conditions concerning intoxicating liquors are broken by said party of the second part, his assigns or legal representatives, then this deed shall become null and void, and all right, title and interest of, in and to the premises hereby conveyed shall revert to the party of the first part, her successors and assigns; and the said party of the second part, by accepting this deed, for himself, his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, consents and agrees to the reservations and conditions aforesaid; and, also, in further consideration, that the said party of the second part shall never present or prosecute any claims for damages done by any irrigating canal which passes through, or may pass through the land described in this conveyance, against the said party of the first part—HAS GRANTED, BARGAINED AND SOLD, and by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the second part, his heirs and assigns, the following described lands and premises, in the City of Colorado Springs, County of El Paso, and State of Colorado, viz.: The South Seventy five (75) feet of Lot numbered Six (6) in Block numbered Twenty Two (22) in Addition number One (1) to the said City of Colorado Springs. ALSO, the said party of the first part by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto said party of the second part, her right to WATER from the Irrigating Canals of the Colorado Springs Company, for the purpose of irrigating the lands and premises hereinbefore described, and for household uses, subject to such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the Colorado Springs Company, and, also, subject to all assessments for the necessary enlargements and repairs, and the necessary expense of superintendence of the Canals from which water is received, by the said party of the second part. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same, with all the privileges and appurtenances, and all the estate, right, title and interest of the said party of the first part, either in law or equity, to the only proper use and benefit of the said party of the second part, his heirs and assigns forever, subject, nevertheless, to the conditions and reservations herein above named and set forth, according to the true intent and meaning thereof. And the said party of the first part further covenants with the said party of the second part, that at the time of the ensealing and delivery of these presents, she is well seized of the premises above conveyed as of good, sure, perfect, absolute and indefeasible estate of inheritance, in law and fee simple, and has good right, full power and lawful authority to grant, bargain, sell and convey the same, in manner and form aforesaid, and that the same are free and clear from all former and other grants, bargains, sales, liens, taxes, assessments and incumbrances of whatever kind and nature soever; and the above bargained premises in the quiet and peaceable possession of the said party of the second part, his heirs and assigns, against all and every person lawfully claiming or to claim the whole or any part thereof, the said party of the first part shall and will warrant and forever defend. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The said party of the first part has hereunto set her hand and seal the day and year first above written. Signed, Sealed and Delivered in Presence of J. H. Barlow. Elizabeth McAllister [SEAL] STATE OF COLORADO, COUNTY OF EL PASO, ss. Be it remembered, that on this 27th day of March A. D. 1880, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the County and State aforesaid, duly commissioned and qualified under the laws of said State to take the acknowledgment of deeds, etc., personally appeared Elizabeth McAllister, to me personally known to be the identical person named in and who executed the within and foregoing deed, and she in due form of law severally acknowledged that she signed, sealed and delivered the said instrument as her free and voluntary act and deed for the uses and purposes therein set forth. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal, at Colorado Springs, the day and year aforesaid. J. H. Barlow, Notary Public {Notarial Seal} Filed for Record the [27?] day of March A. D. 1880 at [4?] o’clock P. M. [L030] # COLORADO SPRINGS WARRANTY DEED Recorder page 344. No. [54773?]. Filed for record at 3:20 o'clock P.M., Jan. [31?], 1924. [W. W. Ward?], Recorder. This Indenture, Made this 30 day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty four between W. C. Stark of the County of El Paso and State of Colorado, party of the first part, and Amelia Buchanan of the County of El Paso and State of Colorado, party of the second part: Witnesseth, That the said party of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of One Dollar and Love and Affection, to him in hand paid by the said party of the second part, and also for the further consideration of the agreement between the parties hereto, for themselves, their heirs, successors and legal representatives, that intoxicating liquors shall never be manufactured, sold or otherwise disposed of, as a beverage, in any place of public resort in or upon the premises hereby granted, or any part thereof; and it is herein and hereby expressly reserved by the said party of the first part, that in case any of the above conditions concerning intoxicating liquors are broken by said party of the second part, their assigns or legal representatives, then this deed shall become null and void, and all right, title and interest of, in and to the premises hereby conveyed shall revert to the party of the first part, their heirs, successors and assigns; and the said party of the second part, by accepting this deed for themselves, their heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, consents and agrees to the reservations and conditions aforesaid; and also, in further consideration, that the said party of the second part shall never present or prosecute any claims for damages done by any irrigating canal which passes through, or may pass through the land described in this conveyance, against the said party of the first part, has granted, bargained and sold, and by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the second part, their heirs and assigns, the following described land and premises, in the City of Colorado Springs, County of El Paso, and State of Colorado, viz.: North Sixty (60) feet of South Seventy five (75) feet of Lot Numbered Six (6), Block Twenty two (22), Addition No. One to Colorado Springs. Also, the said party of the first part by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the second part, their right to water from the irrigating canals of the City of Colorado Springs, for the purpose of irrigating the land and premises hereinbefore described, and for household uses, subject to such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the City of Colorado Springs, and also subject to all assessments for the necessary enlargements and repairs, and the necessary expense of superintendence of the canals from which water is received by the said party of the second part. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same, with all the privileges and appurtenances, and all the estate, right, title and interest of said party of the first part, either in law or equity, to the only proper use and behoof of the said party of the second part, their heirs and assigns, forever; subject, nevertheless, to the conditions and reservations herein above named and set forth, according to the true intent and meaning thereof. And the said party of the first part further covenants with the said party of the second part, that at the time of the ensealing and delivery of these presents, he is well seized of the premises above conveyed as of good, sure, perfect, absolute and indefeasible estate of inheritance, in law and in fee simple, and has good right, full power and lawful authority to grant, bargain, sell and convey the same in manner and form aforesaid, and that the same are free and clear from all former and other grants, bargains, sales, liens, taxes, assessments and incumbrances of whatever kind and nature soever; [No handwritten exception discernible.] and the above bargained premises in the quiet and peaceable possession of the said party of the second part, their heirs and assigns, against all and every person lawfully claiming, or to claim, the whole or any part thereof, the said party of the first part shall and will warrant and forever defend. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said party of the first part has hereunto set hand and seal the day and year above written. W. C. Stark [signature] (SEAL). STATE OF Colorado, County of El Paso, ss. I, A. Catharine Williamson [name uncertain], a Notary Public in and for said County, in the State aforesaid, do hereby certify that W. C. Stark who is personally known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the foregoing Deed, appeared before me this day in person, and acknowledged that he signed, sealed and delivered the said instrument of writing as his free and voluntary act and deed, for the uses and purposes therein provided. My notarial commission expires August [day illegible], 1925. Given under my hand and notarial seal, this 30 th day of January A.D. 1924. A. Catharine Williamson [signature uncertain], NOTARY PUBLIC. [L031] # COLORADO SPRINGS WARRANTY DEED Recorder page 411. No. 121723 [number partly ambiguous]. Filed for record at 12:46 o'clock P.M., Nov. 21, 1904. W. A. Reed, Recorder. This Indenture, Made this Fifth day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and four (1904) between Agnes Metcalf of the County of Allegheny and State of Pennsylvania, party of the first part, and W. C. Stark of the County of El Paso and State of Colorado, party of the second part: WITNESSETH, That the said party of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of one dollar and other valuable considerations Dollars, to her in hand paid by the said party of the second part, and also for the further consideration of the agreement between the parties hereto, for themselves, their heirs, successors and legal representatives, that intoxicating liquors shall never be manufactured, sold or otherwise disposed of, as a beverage, in any place of public resort in or upon the premises hereby granted, or any part thereof; and it is herein and hereby expressly reserved by the said party of the first part, that in case any of the above conditions concerning intoxicating liquors are broken by said party of the second part, their assigns or legal representatives, then this deed shall become null and void, and all right, title and interest of, in and to the premises hereby conveyed shall revert to the party of the first part, their heirs, successors and assigns; and the said party of the second part, by accepting this deed for themselves, their heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, consents and agrees to the reservations and conditions aforesaid; and also, in further consideration, that the said party of the second part shall never present or prosecute any claims for damages done by any irrigating canal which passes through, or may pass through the land described in this conveyance, against the said party of the first part, has granted, bargained and sold, and by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the second part, their heirs and assigns, the following described land and premises, in the City of Colorado Springs, County of El Paso, and State of Colorado, viz.: The northerly sixty (60) feet of the southerly seventy five (75) feet of lot numbered six (6) in Block numbered twenty-two (22), in Addition Number One to the City of Colorado Springs, County and State aforesaid. The said property, although owned by and improved, is not the residence of the grantor, or of any of her family, or occupied by them, or any of them, as a homestead, and no homestead right or claim exists with respect thereto. Also, the said party of the first part by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the second part, their right to water from the irrigating canals of the City of Colorado Springs, for the purpose of irrigating the land and premises hereinbefore described, and for household uses, subject to such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the City of Colorado Springs, and also subject to all assessments for the necessary enlargements and repairs, and the necessary expense of superintendence of the canals from which water is received by the said party of the second part. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same, with all the privileges and appurtenances, and all the estate, right, title and interest of said party of the first part, either in law or equity, to the only proper use and behoof of the said party of the second part, their heirs and assigns, forever; subject, nevertheless, to the conditions and reservations herein above named and set forth, according to the true intent and meaning thereof. And the said party of the first part further covenants with the said party of the second part, that at the time of the ensealing and delivery of these presents, she is well seized of the premises above conveyed as of good, sure, perfect, absolute and indefeasible estate of inheritance, in law and in fee simple, and has good right, full power and lawful authority to grant, bargain, sell and convey the same in manner and form aforesaid, and that the same are free and clear from all former and other grants, bargains, sales, liens, taxes, assessments and incumbrances of whatever kind and nature soever; except the taxes assessed for the year 1904, and payable in the year 1905, which the party of the second part hereby agrees to pay. and the above bargained premises in the quiet and peaceable possession of the said party of the second part, their heirs and assigns, against all and every person lawfully claiming, or to claim, the whole or any part thereof, the said party of the first part shall and will warrant and forever defend. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said party of the first part has hereunto set hand and seal the day and year above written. Agnes Metcalf [signature] (SEAL). Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of C. C. Lee [probable] and Charles A. Reit [surname uncertain]. STATE OF Pennsylvania [Colorado crossed out], County of Allegheny [El Paso crossed out]. On the Seventh day of November, A.D. 1904, before me, the undersigned, duly commissioned and qualified under the laws of said State to take the acknowledgment of deeds, etc., personally appeared Agnes Metcalf, to me known and known to me to be the person described in and who executed the within and foregoing instrument, and in due form of law duly acknowledged that she signed, sealed and delivered the same as her free and voluntary act and deed, for the uses and purposes therein set forth. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal, at Pittsburgh [Colorado Springs crossed out], the day and year aforesaid. My commission expires Jany. 15, 1905. C. C. Lee [signature], Notary Public. [L036] # DEED RECORD — corrective conveyance Recorder page 191. This Indenture, Made this Eighth day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and Eighty Two (1882), between the COLORADO SPRINGS COMPANY, a Corporation duly created under the laws of the Territory of Colorado, party of the first part, and Samuel P. Gutshall, party of the second part, WITNESSETH, That the said party of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of One Dollar, to it in hand paid by the said party of the second part, and also for the further consideration of the agreement between the parties hereto, for themselves, their heirs, successors and legal representatives, that intoxicating liquors shall never be manufactured, sold or otherwise disposed of, as a beverage, in any place of public resort in or upon the premises hereby granted, or any part thereof; and it is herein and hereby expressly reserved by the said party of the first part, that in case any of the above conditions concerning intoxicating liquors are broken by said party of the second part, their assigns or legal representatives, then this deed shall become null and void, and all right, title and interest of, in and to the premises hereby conveyed shall revert to the party of the first part, their heirs, successors and assigns; and the said party of the second part, by accepting this deed for themselves, their heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, consents and agrees to the reservations and conditions aforesaid; and also, in further consideration, that the said party of the second part shall never present or prosecute any claims for damages done by any irrigating canal which passes through, or may pass through the land described in this conveyance, against the said party of the first part, has granted, bargained and sold, and by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the second part, their heirs and assigns, the following described land and premises, in the City of Colorado Springs, County of El Paso, and State of Colorado, viz.: Lot number Six (6) in Block number Twenty Two (22) in addition number One (1). This conveyance is made for the purpose of Correcting Omission of the words “addition number One (1)” in former Deed dated December 27, 1873 and recorded January 7, 1874 in Book E on page 18 of the records of El Paso County, Colorado, and for no other purpose whatsoever. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same, with all the privileges and appurtenances, and all the estate, right, title and interest of said party of the first part, either in law or equity, to the only proper use and behoof of the said party of the second part, their heirs and assigns, forever; subject, nevertheless, to the conditions and reservations herein above named and set forth, according to the true intent and meaning thereof. And the said party of the first part further covenants with the said party of the second part, that at the time of the ensealing and delivery of these presents, it is well seized of the premises above conveyed as of good, sure, perfect, absolute and indefeasible estate of inheritance, in law and in fee simple, and has good right, full power and lawful authority to grant, bargain, sell and convey the same in manner and form aforesaid, and that the same are free and clear from all former and other grants, bargains, sales, liens, taxes, assessments and incumbrances of whatever kind and nature soever; [No handwritten exception discernible.] and the above bargained premises in the quiet and peaceable possession of the said party of the second part, their heirs and assigns, against all and every person lawfully claiming, or to claim, the whole or any part thereof, the said party of the first part shall and will warrant and forever defend. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said party of the first part has hereunto set hand and seal the day and year above written. [Corporate execution text:] IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The said party of the first part hath hereunto affixed its Corporate Seal, and caused the same to be attested by the signatures of its President and Secretary, the day and year first above written. The Colorado Springs Company Chas. [E. K.?] [Lamborn?], Vice-President. ATTEST: Geo. H. Parsons, Secretary. [Corporate seal notation.] STATE OF COLORADO, COUNTY OF EL PASO, ss. I, the subscriber, a Notary Public duly commissioned in and for said County, in the State of Colorado aforesaid, do hereby certify that Chas. [E. K.?] [Lamborn?], Vice-President, and Geo. H. Parsons, Secretary, of the COLORADO SPRINGS COMPANY, who are personally known to me as the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing Deed in attestation thereof, appeared before me this day in person, and acknowledged that they were personally present at the execution of the foregoing indenture or deed of conveyance; that their signatures thereto are genuine; that the seal affixed thereto is the common and corporate seal of the said corporation; that the foregoing Deed was duly signed, sealed and delivered by and as and for the act and deed of the said COLORADO SPRINGS COMPANY, for the uses and purposes therein mentioned. Given under my hand and official seal, this Eighth day of March A.D. 1882. [Notary name illegible], NOTARY PUBLIC. Filed for Record the 10 day of March A.D. 1882, at [10?] o'clock A.M. [L038] # DEED RECORD Recorder page 223. Handwritten source annotation on L 037: “book 51 page 223”. This Indenture, Made this First day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty three, between John Fields of Colorado Springs, party of the first part, and Agnes Metcalf of Colorado Springs, party of the second part, WITNESSETH, That the said party of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of Ten Dollars and other valuable consideration, to him in hand paid by the said party of the second part, and also for the further consideration of the agreement between the parties hereto, for themselves, their heirs, successors and legal representatives, that intoxicating liquors shall never be manufactured, sold or otherwise disposed of, as a beverage, in any place of public resort in or upon the premises hereby granted, or any part thereof; and it is herein and hereby expressly reserved by the said party of the first part, that in case any of the above conditions concerning intoxicating liquors are broken by said party of the second part, their assigns or legal representatives, then this deed shall become null and void, and all right, title and interest of, in and to the premises hereby conveyed shall revert to the party of the first part, their heirs, successors and assigns; and the said party of the second part, by accepting this deed for themselves, their heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, consents and agrees to the reservations and conditions aforesaid; and also, in further consideration, that the said party of the second part shall never present or prosecute any claims for damages done by any irrigating canal which passes through, or may pass through the land described in this conveyance, against the said party of the first part, has granted, bargained and sold, and by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the second part, their heirs and assigns, the following described land and premises, in the City of Colorado Springs, County of El Paso, and State of Colorado, viz.: The South Seventy-five (75) feet of Lot Numbered Six (6) in Block Numbered Twenty-two (22) in Addition Numbered One (1) together with the buildings and Improvements thereon. Also, the said party of the first part by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the second part, their right to water from the irrigating canals of the City of Colorado Springs, for the purpose of irrigating the land and premises hereinbefore described, and for household uses, subject to such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the City of Colorado Springs, and also subject to all assessments for the necessary enlargements and repairs, and the necessary expense of superintendence of the canals from which water is received by the said party of the second part. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same, with all the privileges and appurtenances, and all the estate, right, title and interest of said party of the first part, either in law or equity, to the only proper use and behoof of the said party of the second part, their heirs and assigns, forever; subject, nevertheless, to the conditions and reservations herein above named and set forth, according to the true intent and meaning thereof. And the said party of the first part further covenants with the said party of the second part, that at the time of the ensealing and delivery of these presents, he is well seized of the premises above conveyed as of good, sure, perfect, absolute and indefeasible estate of inheritance, in law and in fee simple, and has good right, full power and lawful authority to grant, bargain, sell and convey the same in manner and form aforesaid, and that the same are free and clear from all former and other grants, bargains, sales, liens, taxes, assessments and incumbrances of whatever kind and nature soever; Except taxes for [1883?] [remaining small handwritten exception partly illegible]. and the above bargained premises in the quiet and peaceable possession of the said party of the second part, their heirs and assigns, against all and every person lawfully claiming, or to claim, the whole or any part thereof, the said party of the first part shall and will warrant and forever defend. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said party of the first part has hereunto set hand and seal the day and year above written. John Fields [signature] (SEAL). Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence of Henry Le B. Wills and Charles S. Haldeman [name uncertain]. STATE OF COLORADO, COUNTY OF EL PASO, ss. Be it remembered, that on this Sixth day of December A.D. 1883, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said County, in the State aforesaid, duly commissioned and qualified under the laws of said State to take the acknowledgment of deeds, etc., personally appeared John Fields, who is to me personally known to be the identical person named in, and who executed the within and foregoing deed, and he in due form of law severally acknowledged that he signed, sealed and delivered the said instrument as his free and voluntary act and deed for the uses and purposes therein set forth. [Unused wife's separate acknowledgment form is blank.] IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal, at Colorado Springs, the day and year aforesaid. Henry Le B. Wills [signature], Notary Public. Filed for Record the 11 day of Dec. A.D. 1883 at 11:15 o'clock A.M. [D. J. Pattison?], Clerk. [L002-p020] # COLORADO SPRINGS WARRANTY DEED Recorder page 70. No. 619216. Filed for record at [1:32?] o'clock P.M., Sept. 29, 1939. Charles [Ogean?], Recorder. This Indenture, Made this 23 rd day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirty-nine between Amelia Buchanan of the County of El Paso and State of Colorado, party of the first part, and Earl C. Stark of the County of El Paso and State of Colorado, party of the second part: Witnesseth, That the said party of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of One Dollar and other valuable considerations DOLLARS, to her in hand paid by the said party of the second part, and also for the further consideration of the agreement between the parties hereto, for themselves, their heirs, successors and legal representatives, that intoxicating liquors shall never be manufactured, sold or otherwise disposed of, as a beverage, in any place of public resort in or upon the premises hereby granted, or any part thereof; and it is herein and hereby expressly reserved by the said party of the first part, that in case any of the above conditions concerning intoxicating liquors are broken by said party of the second part, their assigns or legal representatives, then this deed shall become null and void, and all right, title and interest of, in and to the premises hereby conveyed shall revert to the party of the first part, their heirs, successors and assigns; and the said party of the second part, by accepting this deed for themselves, their heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, consents and agrees to the reservations and conditions aforesaid; and also, in further consideration, that the said party of the second part shall never present or prosecute any claims for damages done by any irrigating canal which passes through, or may pass through the land described in this conveyance, against the said party of the first part, has granted, bargained and sold, and by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the second part, their heirs and assigns, the following described land and premises, in the City of Colorado Springs, County of El Paso, and State of Colorado, viz.: The North 60 feet of the South 75 feet of Lot 6 in Block 22 in Addition No. 1 to the City of Colorado Springs. I. R. STAMPS [amount illegible] Cancelled. Also, the said party of the first part by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the second part, their right to water from the irrigating canals of the City of Colorado Springs, for the purpose of irrigating the land and premises hereinbefore described, and for household uses, subject to such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the City of Colorado Springs, and also subject to all assessments for the necessary enlargements and repairs, and the necessary expense of superintendence of the canals from which water is received by the said party of the second part. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same, with all the privileges and appurtenances, and all the estate, right, title and interest of said party of the first part, either in law or equity, to the only proper use and behoof of the said party of the second part, their heirs and assigns, forever; subject, nevertheless, to the conditions and reservations herein above named and set forth, according to the true intent and meaning thereof. And the said party of the first part further covenants with the said party of the second part, that at the time of the ensealing and delivery of these presents, she is well seized of the premises above conveyed as of good, sure, perfect, absolute and indefeasible estate of inheritance, in law and in fee simple, and has good right, full power and lawful authority to grant, bargain, sell and convey the same in manner and form aforesaid, and that the same are free and clear from all former and other grants, bargains, sales, liens, taxes, assessments and incumbrances of whatever kind and nature soever; Except a Trust deed for $4,000 now of record and taxes for the year 1939 due in 1940. and the above bargained premises in the quiet and peaceable possession of the said party of the second part, their heirs and assigns, against all and every person lawfully claiming, or to claim, the whole or any part thereof, the said party of the first part shall and will warrant and forever defend. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said party of the first part has hereunto set hand and seal the day and year above written. Amelia Buchanan [signature] (SEAL). STATE OF Colorado, County of El Paso, ss. I, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said County, in the State aforesaid, do hereby certify that Amelia Buchanan, who is personally known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the foregoing Deed, appeared before me this day in person, and acknowledged that she signed, sealed and delivered the said instrument of writing as her free and voluntary act and deed, for the uses and purposes therein specified. My notarial commission expires July 20, 1940. Given under my hand and notarial seal, this 25 th day of September A.D. 1939. Dorothy M. Russell [signature], NOTARY PUBLIC. [L002-p021] # COLORADO SPRINGS WARRANTY DEED Recorder page 552. No. [766597?]. Filed for record at [2:59?] o'clock P.M., December 20, 1944. Charles [Ogean?], Recorder. This Indenture, Made this 18 th day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty four between Earl C. Stark of the County of El Paso and State of Colorado, party of the first part, and John C. Young of the County of El Paso and State of Colorado, party of the second part: Witnesseth, That the said party of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of Ten Dollars and other good and valuable considerations DOLLARS, to him in hand paid by the said party of the second part, and also for the further consideration of the agreement between the parties hereto, for themselves, their heirs, successors and legal representatives, that intoxicating liquors shall never be manufactured, sold or otherwise disposed of, as a beverage, in any place of public resort in or upon the premises hereby granted, or any part thereof; and it is herein and hereby expressly reserved by the said party of the first part, that in case any of the above conditions concerning intoxicating liquors are broken by said party of the second part, their assigns or legal representatives, then this deed shall become null and void, and all right, title and interest of, in and to the premises hereby conveyed shall revert to the party of the first part, their heirs, successors and assigns; and the said party of the second part, by accepting this deed for themselves, their heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, consents and agrees to the reservations and conditions aforesaid; and also, in further consideration, that the said party of the second part shall never present or prosecute any claims for damages done by any irrigating canal which passes through, or may pass through the land described in this conveyance, against the said party of the first part, has granted, bargained and sold, and by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the second part, their heirs and assigns, the following described land and premises, in the City of Colorado Springs, County of El Paso, and State of Colorado, viz.: The North 60 feet of the South 75 feet of Lot 6 in Block 22 Addition No. 1 to the City of Colorado Springs. I. R. Stamps $11.00 Cancelled [amount uncertain]. Also, the said party of the first part by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the second part, their right to water from the irrigating canals of the City of Colorado Springs, for the purpose of irrigating the land and premises hereinbefore described, and for household uses, subject to such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the City of Colorado Springs, and also subject to all assessments for the necessary enlargements and repairs, and the necessary expense of superintendence of the canals from which water is received by the said party of the second part. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same, with all the privileges and appurtenances, and all the estate, right, title and interest of said party of the first part, either in law or equity, to the only proper use and behoof of the said party of the second part, their heirs and assigns, forever; subject, nevertheless, to the conditions and reservations herein above named and set forth, according to the true intent and meaning thereof. And the said party of the first part further covenants with the said party of the second part, that at the time of the ensealing and delivery of these presents, he is well seized of the premises above conveyed as of good, sure, perfect, absolute and indefeasible estate of inheritance, in law and in fee simple, and has good right, full power and lawful authority to grant, bargain, sell and convey the same in manner and form aforesaid, and that the same are free and clear from all former and other grants, bargains, sales, liens, taxes, assessments and incumbrances of whatever kind and nature soever; Except taxes for the year 1944, subsequent taxes and special assessments. and the above bargained premises in the quiet and peaceable possession of the said party of the second part, their heirs and assigns, against all and every person lawfully claiming, or to claim, the whole or any part thereof, the said party of the first part shall and will warrant and forever defend. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said party of the first part has hereunto set hand and seal the day and year above written. Earl C. Stark [signature] (SEAL). STATE OF Colorado, County of El Paso, ss. I, Walter D. Baker, a Notary Public in and for said County, in the State aforesaid, do hereby certify that Earl C. Stark, who is personally known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the foregoing Deed, appeared before me this day in person, and acknowledged that he signed, sealed and delivered the said instrument of writing as his free and voluntary act and deed, for the uses and purposes therein specified. My notarial commission expires December 1, 1946. Given under my hand and notarial seal, this 18 th day of December A.D. 1944. Walter D. Baker [signature], NOTARY PUBLIC. [L002-p027] # DEED RECORD Recorder page 21. This Indenture, Made this Eighteenth day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and Seventy Nine between S. P. Gutshall, party of the first part, and Mary J. Wilson, party of the second part: WITNESSETH, That the said party of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of One hundred twenty five Dollars, to him in hand paid by the said party of the second part, and also for the further consideration of the agreement between the parties hereto, for themselves, their heirs, successors and legal representatives, that intoxicating liquors shall never be manufactured, sold or otherwise disposed of, as a beverage, in any place of public resort in or upon the premises hereby granted, or any part thereof; and it is herein and hereby expressly reserved by the said party of the first part, that in case any of the above conditions concerning intoxicating liquors are broken by said party of the second part, their assigns or legal representatives, then this deed shall become null and void, and all right, title and interest of, in and to the premises hereby conveyed shall revert to the party of the first part, their heirs, successors and assigns; and the said party of the second part, by accepting this deed for themselves, their heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, consents and agrees to the reservations and conditions aforesaid; and also, in further consideration, that the said party of the second part shall never present or prosecute any claims for damages done by any irrigating canal which passes through, or may pass through the land described in this conveyance, against the said party of the first part, has granted, bargained and sold, and by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the second part, their heirs and assigns, the following described land and premises, in the City of Colorado Springs, County of El Paso, and State of Colorado, viz.: The South Seventy five(75) feet of Lot No.Six(6) in Block No.Twenty two(22) in addition No.one(1) to the City of Colo.Springs. Also, the said party of the first part by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the second part, their right to water from the irrigating canals of the Colorado Springs Company, for the purpose of irrigating the land and premises hereinbefore described, and for household uses, subject to such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the Colorado Springs Company, and also subject to all assessments for the necessary enlargements and repairs, and the necessary expense of superintendence of the canals from which water is received by the said party of the second part. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same, with all the privileges and appurtenances, and all the estate, right, title and interest of said party of the first part, either in law or equity, to the only proper use and behoof of the said party of the second part, their heirs and assigns, forever; subject, nevertheless, to the conditions and reservations herein above named and set forth, according to the true intent and meaning thereof. And the said party of the first part further covenants with the said party of the second part, that at the time of the ensealing and delivery of these presents, he is well seized of the premises above conveyed as of good, sure, perfect, absolute and indefeasible estate of inheritance, in law and in fee simple, and has good right, full power and lawful authority to grant, bargain, sell and convey the same in manner and form aforesaid, and that the same are free and clear from all former and other grants, bargains, sales, liens, taxes, assessments and incumbrances of whatever kind and nature soever; and the above bargained premises in the quiet and peaceable possession of the said party of the second part, their heirs and assigns, against all and every person lawfully claiming, or to claim, the whole or any part thereof, the said party of the first part shall and will warrant and forever defend. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said party of the first part has hereunto set hand and seal the day and year above written. S. P. Gutshall [signature] (SEAL). STATE OF COLORADO, COUNTY OF EL PASO, ss. Be it remembered, that on this 19 th day of September, A.D.1879, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said County, in the State aforesaid, duly commissioned and qualified under the laws of said State to take the acknowledgment of deeds, etc., personally appeared S. P. Gutshall, to me personally known to be the identical person named in, and who executed the within and foregoing deed, and he in due form of law severally acknowledged that he signed, sealed and delivered the said instrument as his free and voluntary act and deed for the uses and purposes therein set forth. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal at Sedalia [Colorado Springs crossed out], the day and year aforesaid. A. S. [Hector?], Notary Public. Filed for Record the 16 day of Dec.,A.D.1879, at 10:55 o'clock A.M. [D079-p001] 618 North Nevada Avenue Historical city directory evidence | 1888-1936 Targeted excerpts from 14 digitized Colorado Springs city directories held by Pikes Peak Library District (PPLD). The original scanned page spreads and their searchable text layers are retained. Prepared 15 October 2026. How to use this file: The next page maps this PDF to the source volume, original PDF page, printed pages, and entry. Bookmarks also identify each excerpt. Follow the source links in the companion manifest to inspect the complete volumes. Evidence boundary: A directory records a reported address at the time of its compilation. An occupant is not necessarily an owner, and an address listing does not establish the age or continuity of the present building. Enumeration dates, errors, reused numbers, spelling variants, and omitted residents can affect interpretation. The 1890 listing of S. H. Barnes at 618 N. Nevada is evidence that the address was occupied before the 1896 construction estimate repeated in a later walking tour. It is not, by itself, proof that the present Queen Anne structure was standing in 1890. The 1910 and 1911 volumes document a change from Mrs. L. D. Peck to Edwin J. and May S. Eaton. They do not establish a deed execution or recording date. Compare the handwritten title notes and original instruments separately. Credit: Pikes Peak Library District, Regional History & Genealogy, Colorado Springs City Directories collection. Individual directory records identify no known United States copyright (NoC-US). Historical directory pages are reproduced here as primary-source reference material. A collection-level notice differs from some individual item rights labels; see the manifest. Companion file: DIRECTORY-EXCERPT-MANIFEST.json Each original PDF page is one scanned spread, often containing two printed pages. [D079-p002] Source and page index 03 | 1888 | source PDF 45; printed 116-117 Arthur and Frank G. Peck at 219 E. Monument (earlier address) 04 | 1890 | source PDF 23; printed 46-47 S. H. Barnes, train dispatcher C. M., at 618 N. Nevada 05 | 1894 | source PDF 78; printed 146-147 Arthur and Frank G. Peck at 214 East Cucharas (earlier address) 06 | 1896 | source PDF 110; printed 214-215 Arthur Peck at 618 North Nevada 07 | 1896 | source PDF 134; printed 262-263 Mrs. Amelia Thurston at 618 North Nevada 08 | 1898 | source PDF 111; printed 218-219 Arthur Peck at 618 N. Nevada 09 | 1898 | source PDF 138; printed 270-271 Mrs. A. Thurston at 618 N. Nevada 10 | 1900 | source PDF 55; printed 94-95 Ida A. Calson, domestic, at 618 N. Nevada 11 | 1900 | source PDF 157; printed 296-297 Arthur Peck at 618 N. Nevada 12 | 1900 | source PDF 193; printed 368-369 Amelia H. Thursten, widow A., at 618 N. Nevada (source spelling) 13 | 1902 | source PDF 182; printed 340-341 Arthur Peck with Mrs. Lucinda D., 618 N. Nevada, Main 660 14 | 1910 | source PDF 108; printed 212-213 Edwin J. Eaton with Mrs. May S., at 3 Latania Apartments 15 | 1910 | source PDF 343; printed 680-681 Street guide: Mrs. L. D. Peck at 618 N. Nevada 16 | 1911 | source PDF 143; printed 282-283 Edwin J. (Mrs. May S.) and Violet M. Eaton at 618 N. Nevada 17 | 1911 | source PDF 252; printed 500-501 Lucinda D. Peck, widow Arthur, at 3 Latonia Apartments 18 | 1912 | source PDF 128; printed 252-253 Edwin J. (Mrs. May S.) Eaton and Violet M. Eaton at 618 19 | 1915 | source PDF 136; printed 268-269 Edwin J. (May S.) Eaton and Violet M. Eaton at 618 20 | 1920 | source PDF 104; printed 204-205 Edwin J. (Mary S. in print) and Violet M. Eaton at 618 21 | 1929 | source PDF 89; printed 174-175 Edwin J. Eaton, bank president, at 618 N. Nevada 22 | 1936 | source PDF 272; printed 544-545 618 vacant; Lewis E. Camden listed at adjacent 622 Source URLs and full-volume filenames are preserved in DIRECTORY-EXCERPT-MANIFEST.json. [D079-p003] For Butter, Cheese, and Other Arti- BR cles at Apply to JAMES POURTALES, Nanager, P. 0. Box 703. OLN I 16 PAR -- Olney Davis, carpenter, res 325 S. Tejon. . O'Neil Jas., plumber, with Wm. Scott & Co. OPEIlA HOUSE, I 8 and 20 N. Tejon, S. N. Nye, mgr. Ord Miss Belle H., prop. Red Elk hotel. Ord Thomas, teamster, res 223 N. I&-ahsatch. Ord Wm., painter, Red Elk hotel. Organ Andrew, res 5 I 2 S. Wahsa tch. Orr Jane, domestic, Spaulding house. Ortseifer W. A., frescoel-, Oriel block. Osborn Jennie, res I I 2 N. Nevada. Otis Jas. H., grocer, res 438 Pike's Peak. Otis Wm. A., res 3 I 3 E. Bijou. Oudyn Geo., clerk, N. 0 . Johnson. Owen Geo. F., city editor Republic. Owen E. H., jr., res 106 E. Platte. Ozmun Miss Ella E., teacher, Lincoln Annex, res 23 S. Nevada. Pacific Coke and Coal Co., Opera House block. Pacific Express Co., J. F. Pearce, agent, cor. Tejon and Kiowa. Packer G. W., res 609 S. Cascade. Page C. L., clerk, N. 0 . Johnson. Palmer C. A,, lab., res 210 W. Cimarron. Palmer O., agent, res 605 E. Kiowa. Palmer Gen. W. J., res Glen Eyrie. Parker Anna, domestic, 203 N. Wahsatch. Parker J. L., stonemason, res 602 E. Dale. Parker J. W., teamster, res gzg N. Nevada. Parker L, J. IY., carpenter, res 615 S. Baltic. Parker N. E., res 423 Pike's Peak. - Parker Oscar, palnter, I 19 W. Huerfano. Parker Ruben, carpenter, Red Elk hotel. PARK STABLES, Geo. P. Vaux, prop., 18 E. Cucharas. Parks Geo. W., machinist, res 5 12 S. Weber. Parks Henry, teamster, 205 Pike's Peak. Parks Samuel, foreman, Chicago Lumber Co. BOOTS, SHOES, CUSTOM WORK, And Artistic Repairing, No. 9 S O U T H TEJON ST. , ' PAR 1 I7 PEN - Parrish Thos. C., &-tist, res 209 N. Weber. Parry W. H., clerk, res 417 E. Vermijo. PARBONS GEO. H., sec'y, Colorado Springs Co., res 723 N. I I Nevada Parsons Sophia, laundry, Antlers hotel. Parsons J. C., stereotyper, Gazette office. Partridge A. I-I., res 805 N. Cascade., Paster Adam, res 3 I 3 E. Vermijo. Paster Miss Kittie, school teacher, 3 13 E. Vermijo. Pastorius F. D., real estate, I I N. Tejon, res 41 5 N. Cascade. Patterson Alwyn, (Simmons Sr Co.), res W. Moreno. *Patterson J. S., ranchman, res $09 S. Cascade. Patterson S. B., grocer, res 20 W. Moreno. . Pattison A. E., assistant solicitor, C. M. R. R., Midland block. Patton J. C., tinner, res 20 E. Costilla. Paul Mrs. Jane, res 230 E. Huerfano. Paisgrove T. T., prop. Half Way House, res 641 N. Wahsatch. Payne 'rs. Sallie, (col.), res 726 S. Weber. P a y n ~ Xiss V., (col.), domestic, I 3 S. Nevada. Payne J. P., barber, No. 7 S. Tejon. PEALE & HARDEN, employment agents, S. W. cor. Tejon and Huerfano. Peale A. N., (Peale & Harden), res ~ o g E. Vermijo. PEARCE JOHN F., agent, Pacific Express Co., 102 N. Tejon. Pearce Mrs. S. J., res 18 S. Wahsatch. Pearson Mrs. H. M., res 218 E. St. Vrain. Pearson Frank, res 2 18 E. St. Vrain. PEASE & BARBER, architects, 105 Pike's Peak. Pease L. A., (Pease & Barber), res 4 18 Pike's Peak. PECK REV. A. C., pastor, First M. E. church, res 212 E. Kiowa. Peck Arthur, res 2 19 E. Monument. Peck Frank G., res 219 E. Monument. Peck G. E., tinner, res q r 3 N. Nevada. Peltz J. DeWitt, attorney at law, Midland block, res 527 N,. Cascade. Pendegrast Elizabeth, res 432 N. El Paso. Pendegrast E., assistant janitor, El Paso club. E3OOTS AND SHOES Fm Hm GAY9 9 SOUTH TEJON STREET. [D079-p004] THE BROADMOOR I 1 Land and inuestmeiit Company. BAR 46 BAX Barnes, MT. R., (Barnes & Irvine) res g S. Wahsatch. Barnes, S. H., train dispatcher C. M., res 618 N. Nevada. Barnes, Miss Etta, res I 17 E. Kiowa. Barnes, J. R., res 18 N. Wahsatch. Barces, Zeizo, cook, Rock Island eating house. Barnes, William, Exchange Bank, a10 N. Cascade. Barnett, E , prop., Antlers Hotel. Barnett, Jerry, stonemason, Cascade house. Barr, Mrs. Harriet, res W. Cimarron. Rarragan, John J., painter, res 32 I E. Huerfano. Barrigar, J. T., painter, res 423 S. Tejon. Bartholow, Perry, clerk, rg E. Vermijo. Rartlett, E. C., blacksmith, 14 and 16 E. Huerfano, res 106 S. Weber. Bartlett, John, res 5 2 3 N. Nevada. Bartlett, W. L., dentist, rg Pilte's Peak, res 10 W. Costilla. Bartlett, Miss L., teacher, 422 N. Nevada. Bartlett, Miss Edith, 422 ?S. Nevada. Bartiett, El. W., conductor, A., T. & S. F., rog S. Corona. Bartlett, H. W., Sr Co., I I N. Tejon. \. Barilett, H. W., (Bartlett Sr Co.) res Colorado. Barton, ~ r s . Mary J., res r 17 E. Huerfano. Barton, W. H., Gazette office. Barton, Miss Vina, cheese maker, res 214 N. Wahsatch. Bates, Rufus, clerk, res x 18 San Maguel. Bates, L. W., carpenter, N. Franklin. Bates, Mrs. H. G., N. Franklin. Bates, Jas. ,4., painter, res 238 N. Walnut. Baugli, Mrs. C. A., res 125 S. TYeber. Baur, A. R., confectioner, res 301 S. Wahsatch. Baxter, Jas., laborer, res 14 N. Oalc. LOANS MADE SO nm 1 And Negotiated. 13 AX 47 BEL - Baxter, VCT. J., res 503 S. Weber. Baxter & Stanley, groceries, 503 S. Weber. Baxter, F. E., civil engineer, room 33, Rank Block, res 712 N. Weber. Bayne, Judson, expressman, res 629 N. Wahsatch. Bayne, Thomas, clerk, res 629 N. Wahsatch. Bayne, J. T., painter, res 448 Pike's Peak. Bayne, Alfred, expressman, res 448 Pike's Peak. Bayne, J. J., carpenter, res 412 S. Tejon. Raynes, J. 1-1 , res 526 S. Tejon. Reale, T. K., linesillan, 203 W. Cinnarron. Beattie, Geo. N., printer, Gazekte, res 532 E. Pike's Peak. Beamer, Mrs. C. E., (Beamer & Bsov~n) 701 S. Tejon. Bean, D. H., clerk court house, res 612 N. Tejon. Beatty, Miss Ella, domestic, 8 r 2 N. Corona. Beatty, Miss D., res 61 5 N. Weber. Beauchamp, Miss Virginia, teacher, res z W. Costilla. Beaven, Miss Augustine, Loretto Academy. Becker, J. C., merchant, res 650 E. Kiowa. Becker, J. B., res 650 E. Kiowa. Beclrford, Bert, carpenter, 38 N. Franklin. Becksvith, Mrs. A., res 5 I I N. Weber. Beckwith, Miss Sylvia, Gazette office. Becltwith, Robt., waiter, res 122 E. Cucharras. Becton, Walter, (co!.) waiter, Antlers, 423 E. Huel-fano. Behner, Eph., carpenter, 5 2 S. Nevada. Belcher,.Mrs. S. A., res 401 E. Cucharras. Belcher, R. J., teamster and transfer. . Belcher, W., carpenter, 801 N. El Paso. Belding, W. D., liveryman, 108 and I ro E. Cucharras, res rog S. Nevacla. S ABIN & GAZIN, DEALERS IN Cor. Tcjon and Kiowa. Brushes, Glass, Etcl [D079-p005] GUNS, AMMUNITION, FISHING TACKLE, Tents and Sporting Goods .. PAT 146 PEA Paton, Thos., res 5 Boulder Orescent. Patrick, M. G., brakoman O. R. I. & P. Ry, l'eS Roswell. Pattison, P. K., city supt. of schools, office High school bldg; res 1343 NoHh Nevada ave. Pattison, Mrs. Georgia, res 331 West Oostilla st. Pattison, Edsall & Hobson, at.t.orneys at law, office 21 to 24 Hagel'man block. Patterson, Miss Henrietta (col), laundress, res 427 East H uerfano st. Patterson, l\frs. :Harriet, rooms 115 Bouth Nevada ave. Patterson, S. B., grocer, res and store 20 West Moreno ave. Patterson, James, teamster, bds 517 South 'L'ejon st. Patton, Mrs. S. J., res 227 North Wahsatch ave. Patton, G. 0., clerk, res 227 North Wahsatch ave. Patton, F. W., clerk, res 227 N ort.h Wahsatch ave. Patton, J. W., county water commissioner, ros 624 East Oim~ arron st. Patten, Julia M., toacher High school. Paugman, A. B., fiorist, res 14 East. Rio Grande st. Paul, Jno. W., cook, res 125 Bouth Nevada ave. Paulson, 13. 0., blacksmith, 7 East Oucharas st.; res 421 North Tejon st. Paynet Miss Sallie (col), laundress, res 730 South Weber st. Payne, Alexander, waiter, 1'8S 325 West Oostilla st. Payne, Mrs. 0., bds 226 Bouth Tejon st. Peabody, Miss L., res 114 South Wahsatch ave. Peak, :Miss Georgia, bds 123 East Oostilla st. Peale, M. S., grocer and meats, 501 South Tejon st.: res 502 South Weber st. Peale, A. N. & 00., employment agent, real estate and live- stock, 104, South Tejon st. (up stairs); res 17 West Rio Grande st. . Peale, J as., grocer and meals, res 502 South Weber st. Poarson, Miss Stella, laundress, res 27 West Oostilla st. Pearson, Oharles, clerk, rooms 304 South Tejon st. Pearson, Frank J., rooms Midland block. Pearson, A. 0., mnsician, res 122 East San Rafael st. Pease & Barber (L. A. Pease, 'f. P. Barber), architects, office 74 and 75 Bank block. Pease, L. A. (Pease & Barber), architect, rooms 74--75 Bank block; res 642 East Platte ave. Emery's Studio 18 SOUTI""l TEJON ST. \ MODERN AND ARTISTIC ( PHOTOGRAPHY CORSETS GIDDINGS BROS: All tho Loading Makes, at 21 SOUTH TEJON STREET. PEB 147 PEN Pebbles, Jerome F., stock dealer, res 13119 North Nevada ave. Peck, E. Q., res 107 West Oucharas st. Peck, Arthur, r08214 East Oucharas st. Peck, Frank G., mining broker, room 2 Bank block; res 214 East Oucharas st.. Peck, WaUaee, carriage maker, res n w cor Pine and West Boulder st. Peck, John, teamster, res rear 405 South Nevada ave. Peck, L. M., teamster, res rear 405 South Nevada ave. Pecos Irrigation and Improvement 00.; President, J. J. Hagerman; Secretary, Arthur S. Goetz. Pocos Oompany; President, J. J. Hagerman; Secretary, Thos. H. Edsall. Pecos Valley Railway 00.; President, .T. J. Hagerman; Sec- retary, Arthur B. Goetz. Pecover, E., millwright, res 1602 Colorado ave. Pedersen, John, carpenter, res 631 East Bouldor st. Pedersen, Ohris, carpenter, bds 631 East Boulder st. Pederson, J., shoemaker, shop and res 107 North Tejon st. Peel, J. L., laborer, res 643 East Oimarron st. Peery, R. B., janitor Lincoln school. Peery, Miss Effie B., matron Lincoln school. Pence, T. 0., billiards, pool and bowling alley, 114 East Pike.'s Peak ave; res 5BS l~ast Kiowa st. Pendar, Michael, laborer, res roar 508 Bouth Wahsatch ave. Pendar, Mrs. M., trained nurso, res rcar 508 South Wahsatch. Pendery, .J. L., attol'lley at law and mining, 20 EI Paso block; res 630 East Platte ave. Pencllobury, Ralph, night clerk Alamo holel. Pendleton, Mrs. Frances, res 1229 Grant ave. Pendleton, A. J., tailor, res 1229 Grant ave. Penfield, Miss G. Y., stenographer, Hagerman block. Penfield, Miss Georg-ia, stenographer Santa Fe Ry office, Hagerman building; bds 501 North Weber st. Penington, Art,hur, laborer, bd" Home hotel. Pennafeather, R. E., laundry, res 411 East Bijou st. Pennington, Ranney, res 327 North Nevada ave. , Pennington, E. B., res 724 North Tejon st. Penrose, Spencer (Tutt & Penrose), real estate and mines, bds El Paso club. DEALERS IN ) Union Ice & Coal Co. NATURAL ICE) 105 W. V.,mIjD. Telephone 31. [D079-p006] Ii , .[ H Ib k & P k' ICLOTHIERS o roo er mSt Bank Siock. PEA 214 PEN Peabody, Miss Lillie, domestic, rooms 114 S. Wahsatch st. Peabody, T. H., carpenter, res 816 Bellevue ave. . Peacock, J. G., elk Smith, Strong & 00., rms 305 S. ''1eber. Peale, A. N., & 00., employment office, 104 S. Tejon st. ,Peale, Mrs. A. N. (A.N.Peale &00.), res 17 W. Rio Grande. Pearce, Miss Mary J., res 519 Mesa road. Pearson, Albert O. (B. S.), instructor in piano forte, Oolorado Oollege, res 122 East San Rafael st. Pearson, E. D., cigarmaker Schirl & Bro., res 419 South Weber st. Pearson, Chas., city clerk's office, res 304 South Tejon st. Pearson, Jos., hostler Antlcrs House livery. Pearson, Olivia, res 317 North Tejon st. PEASE & BARBER (L. A. Pease, '1'. P. Barber), UJ'chitects, office 74 and 75 Bank blk. Pease, Ii. A. (Pease & Barber), res 6~2 East Platte ave. Pease, Mrs. Frank P., res 218 St. Vrmn st. Pease, Miss Marguerite R., teacher, res 218 St. Vrain st. Peck, Arthur, res 618 North Nevada ave. Peck, Miss A. C., res 422 East Kiowa st. Peck, Edward, res 105 West Cucharas st. Peck, Frank G., broker, 70-72 Bank building; res 915 North Nevada ave. Peck, Isaac, porter, res 216 East Rio Grande st... . Peck, J. W., works EI Paso lumber yard, res 216 N. Weber. Peck L. M., teaming, res 405 South Nevada ave. Peck' M. n, meat market, res 17 'Vest Cimarron st. Peck' N. D., market, res 701 South Tejon st. Peck: Wallaes, wagon maker, ros Pine and Boulder sts. Peckover, F. W., miner, res 919 North Wahsatch ave. Pecover, George, res 504 East Willamette ave. Pedersen, J., shoemaker, 107 N. Tejon st; res 124 N. Spruce. Pedel'sen, John, carpenter, res 629 East Boulder st. Peel, J. 0., driver Sinton Bros., l'es 643 East Olmarron st. Peel Theodore, laborer, res 710 East Oimarron st. Peir~on, J. G., harness cleaner at Hundley's, res 220 West Hilel·fano st. Pence, T. 0., res 209 South Weber st. Pender, Mrs. M., trained nurse, res rear 508 South Wahsatch. Pendergest, Ed., res 1214 North Wahsateh ave. Pendery, J. L., attorney, room 20 EI Paso Bank building; res 518 North Nevada ave. "THE MODEL" w. H. GAZIN j MANAGER. ~ ARTISTS' MATERIALS AND PAINTERS' SUPf:'LlES No, 7 PIKE'S PEAK AVE:. DRUGGISTS I SMITH & WELLING, HAGERMAN SLOCK. PEN 215 PET Pendlehury, Ralph, clerk Alamo hotel. Pendleton, A. J., tailor, Exchango Bank building, res 1323 Grant ave. Pennefeather, Richard E., marker Elite Laundry, res 432 East Platte ave. Pennington, E. B., ros 724 North Tejon st. . Pennington, Miss S. E., music t~ae~er, res 724: North ~e~lol1' Pennington, John W., clerk Glddmgs Bros., res 62.l East Kiowa st. Pennington, W. G., carpenter, res 621 East Kiowa st. Pennybacker, T. B., painter and paperhanger, ros 71G East Oache La Poudre st. Penrose Spencer R., secretary Oolorado-Philadelphia Re- duction 00., res 222 North 'rejon st. Poople's Hotel Mrs. Williams, prop, 113 South Oascade ave. Poppor, A. S., iaborer) res South Oolorado Springs. Perkins, Mrs. Ella, res 327 East Kiowa st. Perkins, C. J., attorney, res 910 Sewell st. Perkins, F. M., attorney, 16 N. Nevada; res 315 E. Platto. Perkins Miss Lulu, TOS east of 1 Santa Fe row. Perkins; L. 0., clerk A. ·L. Lawton, res 328 East Kiowa st. Perkins, ,'1. Arthur (Holbrook & Perkins), res 319 East Pike's Peak ave. Perkins 1'1. B., architect, ros 221 North Cascade ave. Perry, 0. E., clerk A. A. 'Walling, res 218 South Tejon st. Perry, Geo. B., res 218 South TeJ?n st.. . Perry, Geo. :M., clerk 13. G. Rohbms, res 218 South TeJon st. Perry, George A.., carpenter, res A.rmstrong, near Twelfth st. Perry, J'osBph, miner, res 618 East Dale st. Perry, William F., res 215 East Hum'fano st. . Persinger, Amos, telegraph operator Victor, res 533 E. Kl(:~wa. Peterson, Alfred, ruler Gazette Printing Co., res 717 East . Oache la Poudre st. Peterson, Berut, assistant in kitchen Antlers hotel. Peterson, Chas., pan washer Antlers hoteL Peterson, Ohris., carpenter, res 629 East Boulder st. Peterson, Ohristena B., res 30 Oheyenne ave. Peterson, Mrs. Louisa, domestic, 1024 North Wahsatch ave. Peterson, Peter, carpenter, res 417 South Weber st. Peterson, Peter, porter Elk hotel. Petherick,James, stonemason, res 119 North Oak st. Petsch, William H., machinist Hassell Iron Works Co. Home"Made candiesl CH ICAGO BAKERY FRESH DAILY. . OYSTERS IN SEASON 109 South Tejon Street [D079-p007] H Ib k & P k' 1 CLOTHIERS o roo er mSt Bank Block. THO 262 THO Thompkins, Mrs. Malinda, res 430 East Oucharas st. Thompson, Amos, res 206 North Weber st. Thompson, A. M., attorney at law, room 13l'ilidland building; bds Spaulding house. Thompson, A. Taylor, clerk VOQl'hos Bros,~ res 515 E. Kiowa. Thompson, Mrs. 0. N., res 1230 North Nevada ave. 'fhompson, O. W., carpenter, res. 22111 East Oucharas st. ~rhomp8on, Miss Henrietta, roomers, !:) East Boulder st, Thompson, Hilda, domestic, res 707 North Tejon st. Thompson, J. D. L., clerk Ooffey & Shafer, res 647 North Oorona st. Thompson, John H., clerk Alamo hotel. Thompson, J. F., attomey, boards Spalding house. Thompson, J. N., res Roswell. Thompson, J. R., printer Evening Telegraph, res 604 North Spruce st. . Thompson & Kriger, attorneys at law, room 13 l'iIidland bldg. Thompson, J. W., attorney, 14 South 'fejon st; res 649 North Wahsatch ave. 'fhompson, Rev. Pressly, pastor United Presbyterian church, res 123 South Webor st. Thompson, Mrs. Rebecca, 1'08 real' 426 South 'Weber st. Thompson, Robert, blacksmith, res 113 West Huerfano st. Thompson, Robt., laborer, res 123 West Huer!ano st. Thompson, Rufus, ranchman, res. 604 N orlh Sprnce st. Thompson, Samuel, stockman, res 228 North Pitkin st. Thompson, S. L., clerk Voorhes Bros., res 517 :mast Kiowa st. Thompson, Thos. R., stock broker, 1'88 204 East Oucharas st. Thompson, Will. S., carpenter, res 712 East Huerfano st. Thomson, Alex, plasterer, res 112 Oheyenne ave. Thornton, Miss 0., operator Oolorado Telephone 00., res 529 East Platte ave. Thornton, Mrs. E. H., st.enographer, res 410 North Nevada. Thornton, J as. A., clerk Oity Drug Store, res 529 East Platte. Thornton, Jas. 0., collector Oolorado Springs Gas and Elec- tric Light 00., res 1726 Oolorado ave. Thornton, Jas., clerk Davis drug store, res 529 East Platte. Thornton, J. M., res. 529 East Platte ave. Thornton, H. M., clerk Wm. P. Bonbl'ight & 00., res 529 E. Platte ave. Thornton, Miss Lydia, dOlnestic, res 817 North Tejon st. Thorpe, J. D., mining, res 916 North Valley ave. "THE MODEL" w. H. GAZIN, MANAGER. l ARTISTS' MATERIALS AND PAINTERS' SUPPLIES NO.7 PIKE'S PEAK AVE:. DRUGGISTS I SMITH & WELLING, HAGERMAN BLOCK. THR 263 TOR 'L'hrall, Geo. E., res 325 Willamette ave. Thralls., Harry, clerk W. U. Tel. 00., res 738 East Oache la Poudre st. Thralls, Mrs. John, res 138 East Oache Is Pouclre st. 'L'hrolkeld, Richard, drivel' Oolorado Springs Packing 00., res 404 South Tejon st. Thrower, Jesse, porter Alamo hotel. Thurlow, Ohas. (ThUl'low, Hutton & Williams), res 1122 N. Oascade ave. 'fHURLOW, HUTTON .'II; WILLIAMS (Oharles ~'hurlow, Richard H. Hutton, Jr., Ohas. M. Williams), loans and invest.ments, rooms 7-9 Bank building. Thurma, Stephen A., teamster, res 2 East Oostilla st. 'l'hul'ston, Mrs. Amelia, res 618 North Nevada ave. Tibbetts, J. T. (E. M. Blair & 00.), res 31 East Huerfano sl. Tiffany, O. J., salesman Beshears & Reed, res 5B7 I£ast Platte. Tillery,-- (Rouse & Till8l'y), mining broker. Tillery, Mrs. E. E., res 219 North Walnut s1;, Tilley, N. N., teamster, res 19 Arlington s.t. Tilton, W. F., res 316 East Willamette ave. Tipton, Oharles, clerk court house, res 7117 North r:rejoll st. Tipton Gold Mining 00.; G. D.Kennedy, president; N. S. Gandy, secretary; office 114 East Pike's Poak ave. Tirasca Mining and Milling Co.; T. J. :U'isher, president; W. G. McOall, secretary; offico 15 North Tejon st. Titsworth, Geo. A., clerk at Burgess', res 511 North W ahsa~ch. Titus, O. E., bookkeeper Delany & Delany, res 304 S. Te;Jon. Todd Clifford, carpenter, res 317 East Oncharas st. Todd: Mrs. Julia, dressmaker, res 213 South Weber st. Toland, John, hostler Antlers House livery. Tolber, John, coachman, res 1123 North Oascade ave. Tolley, O. F., mining broker, res 112 East Fountain st. Tomaszewski, H. F., barbel', res 305 South Oascade ave. Tomblin, A. L., office 22 Bank building. Tomlinson, R. G., waiter, rooms 1705 Oolorado ave. Tompkins, Miss. Maud, domestic, res 528 North Weber st. 'L'ompkins, 0., janitor Santa Fe depot, res 712 East Oost.lla. Toombs, A. P., broker, 114 East Pike's Peak ave; "es 204 E. Oucharas st. ':J..1oombs, Mrs. Flora J., dressmaker, rooms 204 E. Oucharas st. Torrence,--James F., mining stock, 50 Bank building; res 919 North Wahsatch ave. BAKER, CONFECTIONER } AND GENERAL CATERER. ' SPECIAL RATES TO PARTIES &. FESTIVALS THOMAS GOUGH, JR. 109 SOUTH TEJON STREET. [D079-p008] (CHAS P BE"'NETT R~~i(N~:~~a~~:~s ________ I __ i ___ ll_ 1'10.5 PIKE'S PEAK Ave. PAU 218 PEO Pauli~l, J. S,' painter the Model, res 14 E. Vermijo ave. Paull~ns, Ohas, K., op~r, gas wks, res 27 W, Oostilla st. Paulhns, 0, K.',electncmn, res 409 Sahwatch st, ~aun~ns, Ge?_ ~" opel' ga~ wks, res 15 S. Second st. 1 aullms, vV,llIam 0" chIef engineer gas wks res 15 S Second st. . , . Paulson, Mrs, Mary, housekeeper, res 121 E, Vermijo ave, Pavey, MISS Sarah M,. res 1414 N, Nevada ave, ' Paxton, M, E" mgr Depot hotel. Payn, 0, M" ?hief dispatcher 0, lYI. R. R., 47 Hagerman bldg res I vywIld, ' Payne, Miss Oarrie, res 428 E, Ouch araB st. Payne, Miss Sallie, res 730 S, Weber st, Payson, Miss Grace, res 112 E. San Rafael st, r;ayton, Oharles, laborer, res 615 Sierra Madre st, I, ayton, R., laborer, res 411 Sahwatch st. I eabody, T, H" carpenter, res 111 W, Las Animas at Peacock, J, G" elk Smith, Strong & 00" res 118 N, Pitkin st. Peak, W: J" expressman, res 1030 N, Wahsatch ave, Peale, Mrs, A, N., res 17 W, Rio Grande st. Pearce, Georgo, printer, res 80B S, Nevada avo. Pearcy, J. W""'j special policeman, res 405 S. Nevada ave. Pearcy, Mrs. Sally, res South Oheyenne Oanon. Pearson, A. 0" musician, rOB 122 E. SIlU Rafael at PEARSON, CHARLES, deputy city clerk, rms 218 E, St. Vrain. Pearson, E. D., CIgar maker Schiele Bros., rms 226 E. Oim- arron st. Pearson, FI:ank, porter Elk hotel, rms 325 W, Oostilla st, Pearson, M,SS Kate, res 202 S, Wahs"talr ave. Pease & Dawson, (L, A, Pease, 0, W, Dawson), architects 47 DeGraff bldg. ' Pease, F,.S" (Lott & Pease), reB '123 N, W.ber st, Pease, M,SS Irma E" res 723 N, Weber st, Pease, Mrs. J, R., res 728 N, Weber st. Pease, L" A., (Pease ~ Dawson), res 308 Willamette ave. Pease, M,SS MarguerIte, teachor Lincoln school, reB 723 N Weber st. ' Peasley, Wil~iun;, laborer, res S. end Sierra Madre st. Pebbles, J, I " lIve stock dealer, res Oheyenne road, Peck, Arthur, res 618 N, N Bvada ave, Peck, Mrs, E. M" clk Oox & Heath, res 222 S, Weber st, Peck, E, Q" reB 105 W, Oucharas Bt, "THE MODEL" \ WALl.. PAPER-'lND w. H. CAZIN. Manager. ( PAINTS. N.~.l'.iJ~tsT. If I GM S. BARNES & SON, HARDWARE PEO 219 PEN Peck, l!'rank G., mining, 70-72 Bank blelg, res 915 N. Ne- vada ave. Peck, laaac, porter Wagner-Stockbridge Mere and Drug 00" l'eB 736 S, Wahsatch ave, - Peck, John, wks El Paso Lumber 00" rms l'ear 1415 N, Oas- cade ave. P]WR, L. 11L, road overseer, res 405 S. Nevada ave, Peck, Miss M" domestic, res I vywild. Peck, M. D" mdse broker, res 222 S, Weber st. Peck, Miss Minerva, res 727 S, Wahsatch ave, Pecos Irrigation and Improvement 00" J. J. Hagerman, pres; Percy Hagerman, sec and treas; 4-8 Hagerman bldg, Pecos Rail way Oonstruction and Land 00" H. J, Hagerman, pres; Percy Hagerman, treas; William F, _ Greenwood, Bec; 4-8 Hagerman bldg, Pocos Valley 00" J, J. Hagerman, pres; Percy Hagerman, sec and treas; 4-8 Hagerman bldg, Pecos Valley arid Northeastern R. R. 00" J, J, Hagerman, pres; Percy Hagerman, irena; Wm. F. Greenwood, sec; 4-8 Hagerman bldg, Pecover, George, engineer, res 1 W. Las Animas st, Peddicord, Samuel, carpenter, reB 513 E. Pike's Peak ave, Pedersen, John, shoemakeI', 108 Exch pI, res 124 N. Spruce, Pedersen, John, res 630 E. Platte ave, Pederson, Ohris, carpenter, res 629 E, Boulder st, Pederson, Miss Tillie, domestic, res 403 N. Nevada ave. Peerman, MrB, L, F" dressmaker Wilbur Dry.Goods 00" reB 916 N, Spruce st, Peery, Miss Effie B., music teacher, res 828 S. Wahsatch ave. Peifer, E. A'J commercial traveler, res Brookside. Pelca, Oharles, teamster, res 501 S. Tejon st, Pence, T, 0., elk W, N. Prector, res 429 E, Huerfano st. Pender, Michael, res 317 E. Oimarron Bt. Pendery, J, L" atty-at-law, 20 EI Paso Bank bldg, rOB 518 N, Nevada ave, Pendleton, A, J" tailoring, 17 Exch blk, res 1323 Grant ave. Pendleton, Mrs, Frances, reB 1323 Grant ave, Penington, John W" elk Giddings Bres" res 604 Willamette, Penington, Mrs. Sarah A" mistress finance Rathbene SiBters, res 604 Willamette ave, Penington, W. G" wood-worker H, 0. Loesch, res 604 Willa- mette ave, Perkins Crockery CO.I.CHINA. lOB NORTH TEJON STREET. ( CUT CLASS [D079-p009] (CHAS. P. BENNETT· Real Estate, Loans and Insurance. No.5 PIKE'S PEAK Ave. THO 270 THU Thompson, J. N., boiler washer O. R. 1. & P. R. R., res Roswell. Thompson, J. 0., res 814 S. Oascade ave. Thompson, John, clerk, res 503 S. Nevada ave. Thompson, J. R., pressman Evening Telegraph, res 604 N. Spruce st. l'hompson, Mrs. L., res 228 N. Pitkin st. Thompson, Miss Lizzie, chambermaid Antlers hotel. Thompson, M. W., carpenter, res 508 E. Boulder st. Thompson, P. A., cook J. T. Tucker & 00., res 522 S. Wah. satch ave. Thompson, Rov. Pressly, pastor United Presbyteriau church, res 123 S. Weber st. Thompson, R., res 604 N. Spruce st. Thompson, R. H., wks Elk hotel. Thompson, Mrs. R. H., waiter Elk hotel. rrhompson, R. S., res Printers' .home. Thompson, S., res 228 N. Pitkin st. Thompson, S. L., clk F. A. Vorhes, ros 528 N. Tejon st. Thompson, W.O., (Brown & Thompson), res W. end Bijou st viaduct. Thompson, W. S., prop Troy laundry, res 423 S. Tejon st. Thomson, A., plasterer, res 112 Oheyenne ave. Thomson, Mrs. Helen, res 1030 Lincoln ave. Thomson, Mrs. Mary, tailoress, res 332 S. Tejon st. l'!lOrnburgh, W. A., res 1016 Oolorado ave. Thorne, William L., architect, res 517 N. Tejon st. Thornton, Miss Ohloe, telephone opel', res 529 E. Platte ave. l'horuton, Miss Grace, housekeeper, res 529 E. Platte ave. Thornton, Harry M., bookkeeper vVilliam P. Bonbright & 00., res 529 E. Platte ave. Thornton, James E., dispatcher post office, res 529 E. Platte. Thornton, J. 0., collector O. S. Gas & Elec. 00., res 1726 Oolorado ave. Thornton, J. M., deputy sheriff, res 529 E. Platte ave. Thorp, J. D., res 916 Valley ave. Threlkeld, Mrs. Belle, res 404 S. Tejon st. Threlkeld, Gus, switchman O. M. R. R., res 316 S. Tejon st. Thurlow, Oharles, (Thurlow, Hutton & Williams ), rms 1320 N. Nevada ave. . THURLOW, HUTTON & WILLIA}IS, investment agents, 8 Bank bldg. COI .. ORADO SPRINCSIW. H. METZ, Prop. STEAM LAUNDRY (112 E.CucharasSt. .! /' G. S. BARNES & SON, CUTLERY THU 271 TRA Thurman, Stephen, teamster O. S. Transfer 00., res 9 W. Oostilla st. Thurston, Mrs. A., res 618 N. Nevada ave. Thurston, Louis, porter Ed Reinhardt, res 124 S. Tejon st. Tiesdoll, Olara, houeekeeper, res 703 Sahwatch st. Tiffany, O. J., res 537 E. Platte ave. . Tiffany, F. B., (Tiffany, Hamilton & Woodworth), res 1204 N. Weber st. TIFFANY, HAMILTON & WOODWORi'H, (F. B. Tiffany, S. T. Hamilton, I. J. Woodworth), attys at law, 31-32 Giddings bldg. Tillery, J. 0., res 427 W. San Maguel st. Tilley, Mrs. M. E., housekeeper, res 300 W. Moreno ave. Tilton, W. F., res 316 Willamstte ave. Tipton, Mrs. E. D., ros over llS S. Tejon st. Tipton, I. B., teamster, res South Oolorado Springs. Tipton, Miss Viola, waiter McGregor Oafe, res over 118 S. Tejon st. Tiss"rand, Miss M. S., dressmaker, rms 223 E. Monument st. Titsworth, Geo. A., clk W. N. Burgess, res 511 N. Wahsatch. 'fittle, Miss Flora, teacher Liller school, res 228 E. Pike's Peak ave. Titus, O. Eo, bookkeeper, rooms 11 Everhart blk. Titus, Jerome, carpenter, rms 622 E. Platte ave. Tobias, R. J., clk, res 21 N. Spruce st. Tobias, Mrs. Nora J., res 21 N. Spruce st. Todd, Mrs. Julia, dressmaker, res 602 E. Kiowa st. Todd, Miss Mary, seamstress O. S. Furniture 00., bds 1712 Oolorado ave. Tollery, O. F., clerk, res 112 E. Fountain st. Tomaszeuski, A. J., barber O. A. Goldsmith, res 415 Bah. watch st. Tontine Loan and Security 00., (L. W. Lott, F. S. Pease, agents), 124 E. Kiowa st. Torrence, J. F., loans, 23 Bank bldg, res 919 N. Wahsatch ave. Tour, Mrs. J., rooming house, over 108 S. Tejon st. Touzalin, Mrs. L. M., res 1121 N. Nevada ave. Townsend, Dr. J. 0., dentist, res 2 E. Boulder st. Townsend, Oliver 0., res 1201 Earle's Oourt. Trachyte Gold Mining & Milling 00., W. O. Frost pres.; Horace H. Mitchell, sec and treas; office 6 N. Nevada ave. Trackman, Albert, res 217 S. Weber st. REAL ESTATE, LOANSAND!A L INSURANCE. NOTARY PUBLIC. 17 PIKE'S PEAK AVENUE. I I LAWTON [D079-p010] 94 BUT GILES CI'l'Y DIRECTOHY. Butts J A, real estate, 110 N Tejon, res 7Hi E Cimarron. Butts Jno VY, relief agt A '1' & S F Hy, res 329 N Prospect. Butts Louis E, res 71G E Cimarron. Butz Bessie K (wid Lew), artist, room 14 Exchange Bank Bldg, res 219 E St Vrain. Butzin Ferdinand, carp Hoberts & Bishoff, res 305 S vYahsatch. Buzzard Sissyl Miss, student Cutler Academy, reS 806 E Cache la Poudre. Buzzard Sylyes~:er :M, ranchman, res 806 E Cache Ia Poudre. Bybee Carrie S (wid \Y F), teacher Lowell School, res 813 S Sahwatch. Bybee Walter, student High School, res 813 S Sahwatch. Byram Louise F (wid H H), res 192 N 'rejon. Byrne Joseph H, metal worker, res 106 N Chestnut. Byrnes James E, res 22 S Wahsatch. Byron Alfred, gardener, 517 N Nevada ave. Bystedt Augusta Miss, dom, res 905 N :-Iack, elk Foltz & Hardy, res 228 E St Vrain. 'l'hompson l\fyron 'V, contractor, res 404 Aqua. Thompson Nellie V, tchr, res Roswell. Thompson Ole H, res 720 N Institute. 'rhompson Olive Miss, stenog, bds 23 E Costilla. Thompson Pressly Rev, pastor United Presbyterian Church, res 123 S "Weber. 'l'hompson H G, res Printer's' Home. 'l'hompson Raht H, eook, res 122 S Corona. Thompson Rufns A, rancher, res G04 N Spruce. 'l'hompson Sam'l, res 228 Pitkin. Thompson Saml r" elk ];"runk A Vorhes, rms 3ll N Cascade. '1'hompson Sarah Miss (c), dom 311 N Cascade ave. " Thompson fraylor, mgr l"l'rank A V Ol'l1es, res 528 E Platte ave. 'l'hompson 'l'hos R, clk Morath Invt Co, res 125 S Nevada ave. 'l'hompson Tina Miss, dom Colo BcilOOl for D & B. 'l'hornpson Wm C (Brown & Thompson), res Peyton, Colo. 'l'hompson VV In C, lab, res 412 S Conejos. Thomson Alex, plasterer, res 112 Cheyenne ave. Thomson Francis E, emp Wm Clark, res 430 E Platte ave. Thomson Helen (wid W), res 1030 Lincoln ave. '1'homson Lindsey, elk C L Vau Wert, res 112 Cheyenne ave. Thornburgh ,Vm A, mach helper C M Ry shops, res 1012 Colo· rado ave. Thorndyke John, rms 528 S Tejon. Thorne T A, adv agt N Y Sun, state Colo, res 409 N Tejon. Thorne 'Vm L, architect, 40 De Graff bid, res 527 N Tejon. Thornton Chas H, elk, res 529 E Platte ave. '1'hornton Chloe E Miss, res 529 E Platte ave. Thornton Harry M, elk Wm P Bonbright & Co, res 529 E Platte. Thornton Jacob M, res 529 E Platte ave. " '1'hornton Jas C, emp C SLight & Power Co, res 1726 Colo· rado ave. 'l'hornton Jas E, asst money order clk P 0, res 529 E Platte ave. Thornton Mae Miss (c), dom 1230 N 'l'ejon. Thornton ~[yra "(wid Albert) (c), dom 1230 N Tejon. Thralkel Owen, miner, bds 1311 Grant ave. Thrall Rufus, res 1716 Wood ave. "Put Money in thy Purse and Wisdom in The thy Head!! by sending your orders for printing to Prompt Printery THR GILES arTY DIREOTORY. TIS 369 '1'hrclkeld Augustus T, switch fore A '1' & S F R R, res 528 E Huerfano. Threlkeld D VV, emp C S Pkg & P Co, res 528 E H~Ierfano. Thuringia American Fire Ins Co of N Y, A T McDIll agt, 107 S fl'cjon up s. . Thuringia Insurance Co of Germany, W W Williamson agt, 25i N 'l'ejon, Tel 440 A. THURLOW CHAS ('l'hurlow, Hutton & Williams), res 1122 N Cas- cade aye. THURLOW, HUTTON & WILLIAMS (Chas Thurlow, R H Hutton, C M Williams, E H Every, \V H Ellice), Western invest· ments, 11-18 P 0 bId, Tel 70. THURLOW LAND & LIVE STOCK CO, Chas Thurlow pres, A C Van Cott secy, 11·18 P 0 bId, Tel 70. T & H PUEBLO BUILDING CO, R H Hutton pres, Chas Thurlow secy, 11-18 P 0 bId, 'reI 70. '1'hurman Stephen, driver C S Transfer Co, res 9 W Costilla. '1'hursten Amelia H (wid A), res 618 N Nevada ave. Tibbets Geo A, lab, res 810 S Sierra Madre. Tickner Bertha Miss, wks Spaulding House. Ticknor Hall, of Colo College. (See Colo College.) Tiffany Arthur G, stud Colorado College, res 1120 N Weber. Tiffany Chas J (Tiffany & Osborn), res 537 E Platte ave. TIFFANY FAYETTE B (Tiffany & Woodworth), res 1120 N Weber. Tiffany. May B Miss, res 1120 N \Veber. Tiffany & Osborn (C J '1'iffany-Chester Osborn), real est, 112 E Pike's Peak ave. TIFFANY & WOODWORTH (F B Tiffany-I J Woodworth), attys, 9-10 Giddings bId, Tel 603 A. Tiger The (see Publications miscellaneous). Tilford Mary Miss, dom 122 E Uintah. Tillery Emily E (wid Jerry), res 219 N Walnut. Tillery F W Mrs, bdg h, 521 S Tejon: . Tillery .Tas 0, driv Newton Lumber Co, res 521 S Tejon. Tilton William F, res 316 E Willamette ave. Tindall Edward, motorman C S R TRy, res 604 High. Tipple Albert B, pharmacist, res 1415 N Wahsatch ave. Tipton D J, wks Alamo Hotel. ' Tipton Eliza E Mrs, res 325 S Nevada ave. Tipton Isaac B, team, res ss Hugo st. Tipton Viola Miss, res H25 S Nevada ave. 'l'irman Albert L, paper hanger, res 516 E Boulder. Tisserand Marie Miss, dressmaker, rms 315 E Dale. I' [D079-p013] THE MODEL, w'M~ita~~~IN Wall Paper and Paints 111 North Tejon Street. Telephone 549-A. - 340 PEA GILES OITY DIREOTORY. PEO ------------------------------------- Peabody Theo H, Bupt Newton lJumber Co's Mill, res 111 W La. Animas (Mrs Loretta A). Peairs Wesley B, pntr, rms 503 E Huedano (Mrs Harriett). Peak John, cook Elk hotel, bds same (Ml'S Minnie). Peak Minnie (NIrs John), emp Delicatessen, rms Elk hotel. Peak Wm J, expressman, res 1703 N Royer (Mrs Ella V). Peale Nancy A (wid A N), res 17 W Rio Grande. Pearce Chas W, eigarmkr Schiele Bros & Moreland, res 837 Colo_ rado ave ("Irs LaUl'a F). PeaTee Geo W, lino opel' Gazette, nns 225 N Weber. Pearce .J eannette Miss, bc1s on dr,iving park groun9-s, Eoswell. Pearce John, miner. Curtis Ooal Co, res on driving park grounds Roswell (Mrs Jane). ' ' Pearce Mary I :nEss, res 526 Mesa Road. Pearcy Samuel, rms 1513 S Nevada ave (Mrs Serilda). Pearcy Wade J, emp EI Paso Lumber Co Mill, bds 1513 S Ne- vada ave. PEARL OYSTER & FISH MARKET THE (Wm E Fristoe, R GHar. rison), 14 E Kiowa, Tel Main 437 A. Pearson Albert C, tehr vocal music High school, res 2 Pelham pI, Tel Red 601. ' Pearson Chas, elk C S & C C Dist Ry, res 1504 N Weber (Mrs Ella B). Pearson Esthel' (wid Wm), res 119 E Cimarron. Pearson J as, emp Houck-Davidson Coal & Transfer Co, bds 209 S Cascade ave. Pearson Hiehard, bricklayer, res 424 E Platte ave (Mrs Victoria). Pearson Hcht W, emp Thos BUl'ke, bds 923 Jackson, Colorado City. Pearson Selma J, dam 213 E Willamette ave. Pease David C, grocery & P 0, Oamp Curtis. Pease J enettc R lIfrs, bdghse, res 529 N N cvada ave. Pease Louis A, architect, rm 6 Reed bid, Tel Main 501 B, res 816 N Spruce (Mrs Ada OW). Pease Marguerite R Miss, tchr Lincoln school, bds 529 N Nevada. Pease Winifred C, stud, bds 816 N Spruce. Peavey Angenctte (Mrs A .J), bds 724 N Tejon. Peavey Jogephine L, phys, 724 N Tejon, Tel Main 508 A, res same. Pebbles Jerome F, stock dealer, res 722 Tenth, Ivywild (Mrs Julia A). . Peck Arthur, res 618 N Nevada ave, 'Pel Main 660 (Mrs Lucinda D),' Peck Edward S, asst sUl'veyor, bds 1326 Colorado ave. ' Peck Ellen M (wid E Q), rcs 105 W Cueharas. Peck F W, switchman C R I & P R R, bds secor Fourth & Main, Roswell. Peck Frances H Miss, stud, bds 'Montgomery Hall. Pcck Frank G (Portland Gold Mining Co), res 917 N Nevada ave, Tel Main 234 (Mrs Anna M). Ourbing, THe Floors and Oellar Bottoms. Phone 629-A. INTERSTATE ARTIFICIAL GRANITE CO., ;Se~nN;:.th . . Colorado Springs Paving &.TiIe Company )l.rtificial Stone Side and Lawn Walks. ' 505 W. Huerfano. PEO GILES CITY DIRECTORY. PEN 341 Peck Frank J, switchman C R I & PRy, res 2625 N Nevada ave (Mrs Ada A). Peck Gideon T, carp, res 806 E High (Mrs Tabitha). Peck Isaac (c), emp Newton Lumbcr Co, res 730 S Wahsateh (Mrs Pinkie). ' Peck ,Tohn W, emp Shields-Morley Gro Co, bds 3 S Wahsatch. Peck James W, switchman, res 215 E Cimarron (Mrs Cora J). Peck Lcster W, res 10 S Wahsatch. Peck Luther M, contI', bds 405 S Nevada ave. Peck Merritt E, emp Houck-Davidson Coal & 'rransfer Co, bds 209 S Cascade ave. Peck Philena (wid Geo), bds 2625 N Nevada ave. Peck Wallace, bailiff District court, res 404 N Pine (Mrs lJydia A). Peck William E, mgr Montelius Piano Co, res 317 W Bijou (Mrs Florence). Peddie Daniel, harnessmkr W H Wise, res 219 E Huorfano (Mrs Ada J). Peden Jonathan, carp, res 301 S El Paso (Mrs Arminaa 0)_ Pedel'sen Chris, carp, res 729 E Boulder (Mrs r,aura). Pedersop. John, shoemkr, res 939 Washington (Mrs Christina), "edereon Nelson A, stmnsn, res 617 E Fountain (Mrs Ellal. Pedestorff Albert A, deliveryman, bds 835 N Spl'uee. Pedestorff Dora, cook 1319 N N evaaa ave. Peerman Lida F (wid Wm D), nUl'se, res 320 W Bijou. Peerman Pearl W, bas 320 W Bij au. Peery Effie Miss, dressmkr, res 111 E Oimarron. Pelican G M Co The, W B Storer pros, N H Partridge secy, 213 Mining Exchange bId. PeUey Martha (wid David), hds 1320 N Nevada ave. Pelta Chas (Pelta Dry Goods Co), res 611 N Weber (Mrs Ida M). PELTA DRY GOODS CO (Louis J & Chas Pelta), 125-131 S Tejon, Tel Main 651 B. Pelta Louis J (Pelta Dry Goods Co), res 122 E Costilla (Mrs Har- riet). Pelton Albert R, business mgr 'l'elegraph, res 1513 Washington ave (Mrs Ida). Pence Thos 0, elk Chas Voss, res 421 S Weher (Mrs Della). Pendergast Bridget, bds 827 E Cache Ill. Poudre. Pendergast Edmund, rea 827 E Oache la Poudre (Ml's Mary). Pendery Jno L, atty, res 518 N N eyada ave, Tel Main 316. Pendleton Andl'ew J, tailor, 32 E Kiowa, res 716 E HighFrances) Penick HenryE, lab, res 301 Boulevard (Mrs Cora L). Penn Albert, carp, rms 321 S Nevada ave. Penn Julian M, cigarmkr Schiele Bros & Moreland, res 531 E Pike's Peak ave. PENN TOBACCO CO, John F Kuhn pres, wholesale & retail to- bacco & cigars, 106 E Pike's Peak ave. Funeral Designs and Decorations TEL. MAIN 500. ,Crump Green Houses - 509 EAST COLUMBIA ST. [D079-p014] 212 Dye R. L. POLK DIRECTORY CO'S. 1910 EAS .' .. ., I Dyson Edward J, carp, r 313 E GREWELL COAL CO Kiowa. (Mrs Eliza A.) . • - - - • -Edward 0,. mach, b 313 E KIOwa. . (Mrs Ruby B.) •• ! COKE and WOOD -Mrs Eliza A, bo.ardiug 313 E:. Kiowa. Dytn Anto1l10, mmel', -b 216 l,.,oncord, Office 11-0 N. Tejon St. Phone ,1271 Roswell. (Mrs Mamie.) Yard Phone _-F Dominic, huckster, r ::n6 Con.., 2140 cord, Roswell. (Mrs Jose.) ____ ~ ______ . ____ -Liberati, lab, b 216 Concord, Ros- well. Dycus Clarence W, b 27 W Las Ani- -Mrs Pia, b 216 Coilcord, Roswell. mas. --Ezra J, studcnt, b II22 Hayes. -Henry S, elk W Vv Dyctls, r 27 W E Las Animas, (Mrs Sallie P,) -N Franque, clk"W \V Dycus, 'b 1122 Eads ,Cllharles ES' SI!lillmaMn dPortland l-Iayes. NIl , r 717 terra. are. -01' ' B C S Laundry b 27 W -P Raymor;d, student HIgh School, b IVC ,_~mp , . 715 S SIerra Madre. Las AU1mas. , . Eagan, see Egan. ~Shclle.y VII, dnver Seld?11l1'1dge Eagle Mrs Anna M,' moved to Phil- GraIn Co, b 27 VV Las A111mas. adelphia. ~·Wm W, grocer and meats, 332 S Eagles' Hall, 30 S Tejon. Tejon, r' II22 Hayes. (Mrs Jen- Eames Frances I-I, student Cola Call, nie.) 1'ms McGregor Hall. Dye M.rs Anna L, r 22S N Cascade EARL APARTMENTS, Mrs Helen' avo Louise Swain Propr, 2 N Cas- -Helen M (wid Simpson), asst Sin- cade av, north of Antlers Hotel, ton & Flora, b 1220 N T(;:jon. Tel Main 74. ' d b -Eenjanl1n H cook Alta Vista Hotel, -Jessie V, i~'oner C S Laun ry, r 322 S c'onejos. (Mrs Lila.) 636 E Wll1amette avo -Birdie B, b 821 E Wilhtmette avo -Olive M, opr Colo Tel Co, b 636 -Henry, D, real est, 2 Robbins Elk, E Willamette avo r 82I E Willamette avo (Mrs -Wm F, butler, 1106 N Nevada avo Mattie L.) -Xenia (',vid Luther D, l' 636 E Wil- -Myrtle F, student, b 821 E Wilw lamette avo lamette avo Earle. Mrs Augusta D SJ l' ISI4 N Tejon, Dyer, -see also Dwyer. -Alma I, b 20 N Chestnut. -Ellen .L (wid Charles), r 122 N Earp James W, driver H C Bower, b 927 N Royer. . Wahsatch avo -Estella H, b 20 N Chestnut, -Jessie J (wid Thomas J), bdghse, Rasch, see Esch. . Easley Joseph S, baker, r I24 S Wah- satch avo (Mrs Rachel A.) 1705 N Tejon. -Louise V (wid Franklin W Las Animas. W), r II9'-Ogden H, cond C S & I R:y, rS 9)'4 E Cimarron. (Mrs GeorgIa . 20 N East Colorado Springs Land Go; Har- vey McGarry gen mgr, 5 Gidd:ngs Bldg. Eastel' Bell Gold M & M Co, C B Gamett asst sec, 301 JVIining Exch Bldg. -Samuel J (Ford Elec Co), l' . Chestnut. (Ml's Eva H,) -Wm H, ·m.oved to Muskogee, ·Okla. Dyke Jacob M, lab, b 2617 N Nevada avo -Mrs Olive 1>1, b 315 V.,r Kiowa, , Crissey & F owlerOLumber Co. \11vthing in J,umber 0[' "utIding Mutf."rials 117 .. 1~~ w. ( ) Call Tdephone Main 101 V t.'l'nu] 0 A venue Candies, Cakes, Icea,CreaIn, Dainty Lunchesc M U ETH'S 26 N. Tejon Street ) Where QUIIlt)' 15 the First COMldelll!IO"r EAS Ep.ster~ay Ethan L, student, b 1109 S Nevada. avo . -Wilbert A, r" 1109 S Nevada avo (Mrs Anna M.) Eastman Annie (wid Gustavis .913 N Wahsatch avo -Charles G, painter, b 913 N Wah~ satch avo -Ezra L, real est3 r 1728 Colot"ado avo -Mrs Hattie L, r 1523 Washington I _______ ~ ___ ~ ___ _ -St~in W, tchr' Bristol School, rms Eaton S Frank, mach C M Ry, r 213 320 N Cascade avo Lihcoln av, Colo City. (Mrs Au- Easton Alta R, stenog, nTIS 532 S gusta T.)" Prospect. -Vestal E, painter, b III ·W -Archibald G, elk, r 1421 N Wah- .Animas. .'. satch avo (Mrs Stella D.) -VIOlet M, b 3 Latoma Ap~s: -Mrs Frances, rms 532 S Prospect_ Ebb Frank, carp Portland Mt1~,. EASTON FURNISHED ROOMS W Las AllImas .. (M". Ottllta J.) Mrs Josephine Faulkner Propr: Ebbert Alber~ F, collt SWift. & Co, ,r Electric Light, Bath and Steam lIZ W M1ll. (Mrs M~mle E.) Heat, 120 S Nevada avo Eberhardt Mrs Martha E, l' 415 E -Robert D, student High School, b Dale.. 1421 N Wahsatch avo Eberle Ha~be, elk I M W'alker, b 4)9 -Walter A, sec and treas Security, . S Institute. " Abstract & Title Co f 1517 N Ebersole Charlotte T J student Colo Weber. (Mrs Cor. S~) Call. -Lloyd E elk I' 125 S 7th. Eastv.:-ood Eva E, b 20I N 8th, Colo Agnes' C.) , City. ,. Ehright Wm A lab, rms 703 S' Sah- -Jenl11e A, b 20'1 N 8th, Colo City. watch ' -John H, foreman C S & I Ry, r Echard D:onald M lab r 201 N 8th, Colo City. (Mrs Rose (Mrs Myrtle l) , A.) Echols C.olumbus, bell boy -Alamo ~W111 J, millman US R &.R CO', b Hotel, rms IS E Huerfano. 201 N Sth. Eck Louis E, moved to Boise, Idaho. Eaton Alzina, domestic, 1820 N Tejon. Ecke Oscar C, farmer, l' 417' E Del Norte. (Mrs Hattie M.) . ~Char1es, painter J N Klein, b 738 Eckelfield Guy, cook Manhattan Rest, E Pike's Peak avo rms 29 S Cascade avo -Charles A, repr A T & S FRy, r Eckerstrom, see Ackerstrom, III W Las Animas. (Mrs Sallie J.) Eckert Mary A, b 125 S Webel'. -Charles F, driver C G Strang, r 927 -Mrs Minnie H, 1""ms Alta Vista N Wahsatch avo (Mrs Addie K) Hotel. EATON EDWIN J, Pres Colo Sav- -Wm E, moved to St Louis. ings Bank of Colo S.prings, r 3 -Wm R, painter, r 104 W Mill. Latania Apts, Tel Main 306. (Mrs Dovie E.) ., M S) Ecklund see Eklund. ay . Eddy Clarence, miner, b 225 -Elizabeth 'M (wid Wm T), b IOI9 Cimarron. S Nevada avo ~ -Mrs Fannie M, rms 2d East -Inez L, tchr, rms 1026 E Costilla, Lacust, Nob Hill. . -Pearl C, elk, b 23 Lincoln av, Colo -John W, drivel' Mueth's, r 913 City. Vermijo avo (Mrs Kate J.) fl\:!' k G .01' I 10 1-2 East Pike's La e eorge CePeakAvenue" l:t' ••• M.;. 520 THE CITIZENS' ICE COMP ANY,v [D079-p015] ';Eil,terpri,$,e"),Furniture' Co) '~U-PHOLSTERING; RE~AIRING AND FINISHING PH~NE MAIN 126il ) \, • - 129·131 E. HUERFANO STREET <" , , 680 NEV R. L. POLK DIRECTORY CO'S. 1910 NEV NEVADA AV, NORTH-Continued. II29 II30 120r 1203 1205 1215 1215 1216 1220 1224· 1231 1232 1303 1311 1312 13!l1 1319 1320 1323 1324 1327 1328 1331 1331 1335 1339 1342 134.1 1404 I4II I414 1415 1420 1420 1424 1428 14,10 1431 r437 1440 1440 1503 1504 1507 1511 1512 1513 1516 J519 1520 1520 1524 152 7 1528 Scully D J. 617 618 622 622 623 62 7 63 2 70S 706 7D6 711 711 712 715 719 720 72 3 72 7 730 801 805 805 808 809 815 SIS 816 818 819 825 828 83 1 905 911 911 917 921 923 929 1001 1015 1019 1029 1105 _ 1106 1106 III7 IIZI IIZI 1124 II25 IIz8 Kinsman Mrs K T. Peck Mrs L D, Grimes 0 P. Lansing 11rs S M. Pedersen J olm. Nye S N. Costello F F. Nichols "'vV S. Dalton T L. Noble C E. Hays Lee. Scott J 01111. Williams Mrs M H. Gandy N S. Van Dicst E ,c. Hanford P O. Young H A. Lowell B F. Burg(;ss W N, Martin W F. Blackman A A. Martn W F. Hoagland H W. Little J E. Orris J B. Sanner S 1-1. Stein Rev A W. Metzler F T. Faust F A. Solen berger A R. Elliott Mrs Adeline. Banning W .11. Sund·::!rlill E A, ~ Johnson Mrs M E. Reynolds W S. Peck F G. Buckman G R. AshbL1rner R H. Gay F H. Lennox VI/m, Seldomridge I-I H. Van den Arend Nicolaas. Johnston 'ltV C. Lockhart J A, Arthur C A. Howe R F .. Davis H K B. Reynolds G E. Serat 11 E. Bissell F A. Sigma Chi Fraternity. Dern J G. Tucker Beverley. Schlesinger Isidore. Thom<1s D W. Pclta Charles. Miller C Y. . Miller J K. Whitehead Bramley. . Brigham T S. Livermore Oscar, Giddings R O. Lieberknecht Louis: Carlton I-I M. J ohn8 Mrs C D. Davis W A. Fisher T J. Grimmell G H. Howbert Edgar. Prichard H E. Brooks Ii' E. Prichard M 1. Waters J ]-1. Crumpacker Mrs Margaret. . Magmder A C. Park J W. Lennox John. Crum GA. Weir R D. Giddings L A. Rouse F L. Cox E W. Ensign E T. Emery C E. (Rear), Dick Adolph. Williams Harper, Skinner E B. Puffer L A. Dickinson Charles. Ullriclb E J. Swan W H. Watt H C. Frock E D. Morse I J. Hemenway 0 E. Chase A J. Daniels J B. Heath C J. Sbearer J p, Kul'ie C W. Chinn W J. Strachan W m. Colvocoresses I-Iarold. Whitney E L. Lloyd Wm. , , 'G 5 Barnes & 50n III E. Pike's pe.ak Avenue- • • Phone Main 60 I . oeeOl>oe STOVES AND RANGES ®®®®®"'. ) ~ ~~~~~~ C. - 18·20 S. TEJON Telephone 1745 F. C. ONSTOTT, Prmclpal ~ 1532 I60r 1609 16J5 1616 1618 1618 1619 1620 1621 1624· 1627 1628 1629 1632 1701 1702 1705 1708 1709 1712 1715 1716 1718 1719 1723 1723 1724 1727 1728 1730 1802 1806 1807 I8II 1812 18J4 1815 1819 1820 1823 1824 r828 1829 1832 1904 1908 1912 1916 1920 1928 1930 2003 2004 STANDARD ~nTEMS THOROUGH COURSES COMPETENT INSTRUCTORS (See pa!le\I44 C NEV DIRECTORY OF HOUSEHOLDERS. NEV Hanna S J. Russell R P. Sharp A G. Burns T F. Currie A B. Grover B B. Kohl W B . tdorreIl A W. Sisenhardt A B. I-lowe) W .. Mel'w1l1 W I. Newman Mrs A V. Mitchell W S. Ballard F L. McCracken S D. I-lamp Wilfrid Wilson G Y. Neise C O. Cox T W. Barnes C n. Ritter E A, Shol1p 0 H. Aitken L L. "Vood ward E C. Wright c J. Bernard George. Fairley F C. vValdron F B. Stewart Rev G B. Preston E L. Arcularius F H. . Williams Sarah. Whitehead C C. Reinken Louis, H'owe G M, Randall. C H. Cooper Mrs P B. Tucker P S. Wall Mrs M E. Dierolf W A, Smith C ]. Clark C L. Barney C E, Scholz S B. Woodruff A p, Nason E F. J ones Morton. Dannevik M S. Walton C H. Watson R B. Hamilton H A. Jacobs John. Reddick K L. St John W B. 2008 2012 2014- 2015 2020 202.1 2024 2025 2028 2029 2029 2030 2030 2103 2104 2105 2108 2IIJ. 2112 2II5 2I16 2II8 2119 2121 2124 2127 2128 2129 2203 2204 2207 2208 22IO 22II Z2I6 2219 2220 222_1- 2227 2309 2317 2327 2403 24II 2"1-14 2419 2427 25I5 2519 2520 2527 2603 2605 2607 Bowers E D. Karl" Mrs M E. Rees J ob11. Lesley Percey. Wolfe S T. Crannell W W. Sullivan J. ·M, Winston M C. Northway N W. El1sard J W. May Albert. Tunler J G. Vickroy Thomas A. Mason H M. Neeper E R. Jarvis Mrs M L. Watertol1 W R. Bisphal1l W C. Glackin J W. Hills J L. Crew L W. Morris A O. Morris W.S. Koke Frank HannOl1son Mrs Libbie. Ahl J W. Cr,ooks Mrs H R. Flora VV W. Greff Mrs Elizabeth. Ducr G A C. Whitehead J S, Reynolds Mrs 1. I-L Parkinson W E .. Arnold R H. Witbeck Mrs Alma. Jennings H J, Bartlett W 1.. Finlay R S. Strohm M I'S Anna. Higgins D P. Mills J T. Kelly A ]. McNabb G W. Patterson Alexander. Poley H S. Parberry G M. Hartman Mrs 0 M, Mann C A. English A E. Hegener Joseph. Douthwaite Harry. Bronson G N. Pari Mariano. Frick Mrs M C. 68r I)THE E'VENING HERALD ~~i~~~Sn{ LEADING EVENING PAPER c· 'LARGEST CIRCULATION -)Ch.ape~ 'an~. Be~er Th~n Any _Other Newspa'PFr, ht·ce~tr.al, ,Colorad~C, [D079-p016] "Chl1is Pedersen ~ 282 EAS R,ar 20 E. III" -T.I. MII.IB39 R, L, POLK DIRECTORY CO'S, 19I1 EDG Ebersole Lloyd E (Mr5 Agnes C)t elk, r 125 S 7th, _El)~-~ght \Vln AJ drivel' J H Heller & Co b 703 Sahwutcn. t , Ehsol1 b 416 N Corona. Ednud. Do;)ulcl M. (Mrs Myrtle J). dnve:r Depot ';' & S Co, r 15 N Pbe. 1£cke O~c-ckcrstrom, Electric Light j Ba~:l and Steam bckcrt Minnie H :\'1:-5, nus Alamo Ho' Beat, I20 S :.Jcvadt, avo tel. " W.alter A (Mrs Cora S), sec and "\AIm R (Mrs DO\'ie), painter r 104 trcas SCClUtty Allstract & Title C(), \V Mill. ' l' 1:2:20 N ,Vofebc1', Erkhmd, see also Eldund, Eastwood Eva E, student, b 201 N Bth! ,. Mrxtha, dum 316 N Tejon. Colo City, - Ec1ipl:l~ Ste<.>1l1 Carpet Cleaning COl F J ,I John H (1Vh-s Rose A), siJed loreman Enquest mgt, 513 W Huedano. C S & I Ry, ~. :201 ;,J 8th, Colo City, Ecremcn ~l:genc E (Ei P,I Lucien B, d:-ive:- Hemenway Gro COt Swift & Co, l' II:2 \V Mill, r rear 721 S Tejon, EberEng Joseph E CVr:'s Estella) gro~ Edgecomb Estella N Mrs, b 1724 Grant eer }25 S Institute, r 323 sa!U~. av, Eberhard Ma~tha E (wid Charles), l' Edgell Oscar colir, GHes Mere Agency 415 E Dode. rms 320 N Cascade flY, ' M. K. MYERS Sporting Gooas 27.29 East Huerf(lno St. GUNS AND AMMUNITION EDG Coio. Colo. City and Manitou Directory, Edgerly Effie S ylrs, stcno, b 847 E Cache In Pottere. Edwards Reman (Mrs Frar:ces F), elk, t .1320 Lincoln av, " Hent"y E (Mrs MYl'tiC), forenian mcter dept C S L, H &' P Co. r 1006 S W()ber. Edilso:l Benjamin (:'1xs Bertha), tailor. r 711 N Tejon, . I, HC:lfY, elk, b 7iI :N Tejon. Edinger Cde The, Mrs Magdalena Ed· ir:.gcr propr, Il6-=20 Canon nv, Manitoa. il Katherine E, "b uS Canon avo Manitou. .. Laura VV, steno Purcell & Burns, b I708 N Tejon. t. Magdalena 14:-5, propr Edinget· Cafe, r uS Canol~ <'VI Manitoll. Edison, see also Eidso:l, Eclminsten Edwai:'d, rtrcl11an C S & I Ry. r 1:224 Colorado nY', Colo City, Edmisten Elmer (Mrs J ell~1ie K). fire" man, f 3 Maniton flV, Colo City. Edmondson Harriet E, rn:s 712 N Te- jon, Edmonson Frullk, moved to :lhlskegonj Micb. 'Edmunds Fannie, dom 1428 Woed nv, Edna Maxwell, student, nus McGregor HaiL Edstrom John G (Mrs Annie M), bar- ber Mrs Lotta Reinhardt, r 620 E St Vrain. Edwards Alice S, b 6S! N Wahsatch av, " Altha I (wid Harvey), nurse 1427 Grant av; l' same, ,,' Arthur 'vV, ~ah b 1423 Grallt aV', " Augustus L (Mrs Ruth), trammer C 5 L, H & P Co, r Papeton. " Charles \1{ (MfS Jessie V), washer C S Laundry, r 636 E Willamette " Gladys maid r250 W Willamctte av Eastman Lawrence (Bessie) h524 E e Eames Alvin_ H prsmn Dentan Print- Cache la Poudrc Pansy ing Co 513 E Boulder " Susan W h412 N Nevada av (jroWers "Emma (wid Wm) dairy 1125" Vernon student C C r1105 N Ne- Swope av h do vada ay "S . E M 1 513 E B ld Easton Chmena Mrs nurse 509 E USle 2. rs 1. 2. ou cr Colorado av h do Earl Hazel L Mgr Bemis and Cossitt " Evan S _asst phys C S Psychopathic Halls r Bemis Hall Hosp r do " Orville J orderly M W A San r do " Lewis M (Marie L) firemn h307 Cut " Rubart Mrs maid 1205 N Cascade av Union blvd r do " Virginia E student C C r1815 N Flf .... t1e1~ EARL UDICK TIRE SHOP See Nevada av Ivw .:5 Udick Earl Tire Shop (Se~ left "Walter A Pres-Treas Security Ab- stract & Title Co IS15 N Nevada top lines) East Side Pharmacy (David 13 Frey) Earle Augusta D S (wid Edw) h1814 330 N Institute N Tejon Eastwood Artll A student " Wm F r1814 N Tejon N Cascade av Early Max K dishwasher McRae " Bessie H tchr West J r Restr r324 W Mill r811 E Monument II Pierre M (Ha.zel) storeroom mgr " Rose A (wid John H) h101 N 28th McRae Restr h324 W Mill Eaton Adelaide E (wid Chas F) h208 Earnest Clifford C barber r21;4 S E Monument Weber " Albert E (Stella M) fIr mgr Adams Earth Products Co W W Parker Pres, Motor Co h30S E Monument E S Edgerly Sec-Treas, 222 Burns " j\llene M bkpr Adams Motor Co bldg r224 E Willamette av Easley Adelaide r616 S Cascade av " Augusta T (wid Frank S) r2024 W " F Mildred student r448 Manitou av Pikes Peak av (Manitou) " Benj W (Evelyn]) slsmn h308 E II Hazel M h448 Manitou av (Mani- Monument tou) "C David (Allene) slsmo Adams " Helen R r448 Manitou av (Mani- Motor Co r2241 E Willamette av tou) " Chas (Amber H) elk P 0 h229 N II Ida M (wid Ray) 1"140 Osage av EI Paso (Manitou) H Chas lab r124 W Cimarron "Martha student 1"448 Manitou av " Earlen W (Edmonia L) carp h2821 J l Wholesale and I(etaii Potted Plants Funeral Oesirl'ts (Manitou) W Boulder 2 2 )1 Mildred r1216 N Tejon "Edith B sten Adams Motor Co 0 0 I) Ogden H (Georgia S) carmn C S l'308 E Monument & I R h616 S Cascade av EATON EDWIN J, Pres Colorado N-CORONA " Ralph W (Norma A) pntr hl004 Savings Bank of Color ado High Springs, h618 N Nevada av "Walter R (Emma A) landscape" Eva C r22 S Weber gdnl' 444 Manitou av (Manitou) " Frank M (Belle) h1421 N Cascade h do " Harry r22 S Weber Eason Ollie F (wid Wyrene B) den- ' Harry D waiter Mrs A A Cape r617 tal asst W W Boyd h420 E Cara- E Fountain Phone millo " Jessie (wid Chas) maid Joyce Ho- Easterday Ethan L (Mary N) pntr tel h22 S Weber Brdmr Hotel h217 N Cedar " Mae A cashr Kaufman & Co 1'704 ·1722-W " Wilbert A (Anna M) pntr 1774 N S Cascade av Weber h do " Sallie J Mrs h704 S Cascade av [D079-p022] 544 PI .. IIIi:lO MARK/H€FFeL .MOTOll CO.~ .. , ~ SALES-SERVICE @- II r (OJ. . DodCfe Commercial Cors C; Trucks -m M 526 Markshe(fel Bldg. mone' 0 NEVADA AV, N-Contd 421 Anderson Milbert F 423 Beckman Allison R Mathers Glenn A Morris Paul M 423>'2 Bozick John F . Schneider Oliver P 424 Healey Floyd B Healey Leona M Mrs furn rrns 428 Moses Grace C Mrs apts Ewing Jas L Dwyer Maggie Woods Ruth Molohan Ruby 429 Cox Maude W Mrs apts C:ox J Elmer Patterson Ruby M Miller Maude Hobbs Jos T McKinnie Alice Lakin Caroline T Edstrom David 432 Dreyer Herman E apts Mills Florence F Mrs Brush bettn M Mrs Ditter Martha Mrs E St Vrain intersects 504 Arnold Clarence -R phys 505 Maloney John F furn rrns 509 Linn Stanley C 510 Gay Clara A Mrs apts Sweigler Gordon McCartney Margt B drsmkr 51l Purkis Geo E Evans Alice Mrs 514 Toles Chas W 515 Russell Ernest L apts Moberlv Fred McCain Bertha 517 Russel Sidney M apts Erps Jos W Flower Leo F Sutton Louise Mrs Jones Louise nurSe rear Lorimor Carl 518 Girl Scouts Inc 522 Hamilton Alice H Mrs 523 Abbott Clara A Mrs Biby Roscoe Moore Clarence W Dry Lola Mrs Heckenlively W m E Hanna Chas A 524 Otis & Bell drsmkrs Otis Lillie A Mrs 525 Templeton Carrie apt~ Hancock Eula Mrs Gehm Mary E 529 Ritchey Carl E Ritchey Mary E Mrs apts Milligan Wm Torguson Glen H McGrail Bess F Malsbary Sarah M Mrs Ritchey Beryl T 530 La Coste AntlU D Mrs fum rms Hanafin Eva M Mrs E Willamette av intersects 601 Gem Apartments Apartments: 1 Hollingsworth Walter P 2 J ohn50n F Emil 3 Wright Helen 4 Mecl'dink Chas S 5 Gould Geo B Street continued 605 Stevens Mary M Mrs 608 Aspen Norman R. apts Apartmen ts: 1 Aspen Norman R 2 Leech Mary Mrs 3 Jackson Lawrence 0 4 Gray Lyle Mrs 5 Buehler Mary drsmkr 6 Nixon Carrie Mrs 7 Williams Ralph 8 Williams Lillian Mrs drsmkr 8a Looper Valdemae 9 Floyd Sally 10 Burkhart Roy Street continued 614 Buchanan Amelia B Mrs Chapman Treat P Hahs Buford B 615 Willits May Mrs apts Engle Lucile Mrs nurse Strang Isabella Stagg E Hunter 617 Stasko Frank L 618 Vacant 619 Harris Lena Mrs 622 Todd Fur Co Todd Daisy C Mrs Camden Lewis E rear Hudson Walter Teaque Silas L 623 Shadford Chas A Silvers Ro bt E Thomas Valera Strong Jennie M Mrs 627 Bishop Lucy M Mrs apts Bland Rose Theobald Emma Pilgren ~errie M 632 Elston Geo- M Elston Mamie J Mrs furn rms E Monument intersects 705 Nicholls Harriet L Mrs 708 Vacant 711 Hays Harriet W Mrs 712 Holiman Wm 0 714 Campbell Pauline F MrA Twilley Wm S jr Staples Walter M 715 Nevada Avenue Apartments No 1 Apartments: 1 Perry Harriett Mrs 2 Conner Alice'H Mrs i I . ' 1;, i I I 545 3 Luton Sarah Mrs 4 Johnson Minnie M Mrs 5 Carpenter Brownell W 6 Kimsey N atlie K Mrs 7 Morgan Carrie B Mrs 7b Peterson Harriett Mrs 8 Rowan Minnie J Mrs 9 Hall Nora G Mrs 10 Kauffman Clara 11 Volkman Mary Mrs 12 Baker Lydia Mrs 13 Vacant 14 Parker Betty 15 Neilson Della A Mrs 17 Ingalls Mark T Street continued 719 Winter Wm E Monck F Garnet W Williamson Melville E Clark Marshall L 720 Hanford Peter 0 phys 722 Hahn Mary A Mrs 723 Young Henry A 724 Homan Fredk W Homan Madora S Mrs furn rm, Honeyman Nellie M nurse 727 Margetts Frank R chiropractor Kurie John F Pelletier Russell 730 Burgess Willard N 731 Vittetoe J M contr Vittetoe Katie Mrs furn rms E Dale intersects 801 Nevada Avenue Apartments No 2 Apartments: 1 Vacant 2 Sutton Anne V B Mrs 3 Johnson A T Mrs 4 Drew E Ledwidge Street continued 808 Landes Bernard S 809 Little John E 815 Orris Lina H Mrs 816 Skeen John H Rev 818 Donaldson Clyde C apts Donaldson James ·W Greenway Hazel Mrs Jordan Wm B 819 Faust Fredk A phys Schwab Irving H phys 822 Winger Cora K Mrs Sabol Howard 825 Stough Chas F . 830 Zecha-Donlon-Adams Conoco Ser Sta 831 Lewis Raymond W Banning-Lewis Ranches E Cache la Poudre intersects 901 Schultz Fred E 905 Britton Ernest 911 Kappa Sigma (C C) 9.17 Lemon Carl W Cain Morris R 921 West SalE.:; T Mrs 923 Bourquin Amos 929 Mowry Alvah L 930 Shove Memorial Chapel (C C) E Yampa intersects lOOl Lennox Wm M 1015 Vacant 1019 Lambcla Chi Alpha (C C) 1029 Administration Building (C C) . Winter Ernest E E San Rafael intersects 1I05 Phi Delta Theta (C C) 1106 Shaver John R 1117 Sigma Chi (C C) 1121 Case Jean M Mrs 1124 Jamison Edw B 1125 Palmer Maud L Mrs Christensen Chris W 1128 Thorsen Peter L 1129 Wadell Carrie E Mrs Furrow Gwladys G Mrs Jones J Rush Crowder Robt H 1130 Tucker Beverley phys E Uintah intersects 1201 Berkley Grover 12010 Evans Russell J 1203 Houf Harry W 12030 Price Geo M Mrs 1204 Miller Millard H Thrall Louisa M Mrs 1205 Lowe Rex 12050 Vacant 1211 Shelby Anne Mrs 1212 Miller Geo L 1215 Graham Hall furn rms 1216 Whitehead-Wilson Mere Co gro Wilson Rowland L 1217 Vacant 1220 Allebrand Gco A Brigham Barbara J Mrs Perkins Sylvia B Mrs 1223 Wilder Della Mrs Crabbe Clell M Mays Ruth Mrs Wallace John W 1224 Deal Saml J 1231 Githens Calvin Casa Grande furn rros 1232 Frost Hildreth E San Miguel intersects 1303 Vacant rear Vacant 1304 Martin Ruth Mrs 13il Wiley Fred J--[ 1312 Fitzgerald Mark C Webber J Thurber Ward Gared A Kilgallon Wm J 1315- Lawrie K Donald· 1316 Fisher Thos J Harrington Mary E Mrs 1319 Vacant 1320 Hendrickson Ralph [D080-p001] # Death Register — City of Colorado Springs, 1907 **Handwritten transcription — complete visible spread, entries 4299–4322.** Source: Pikes Peak Library District, [catalog record 976702](https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/976702), original PDF page 1; local master `Research/Owner Biographies/PPLD-976702-original.pdf`. Corresponding organized pages: D080-p001 and D085-p011. ## Reading conventions The tables preserve the source's row order, ditto signs (`″`), abbreviated place names, original medical wording, and uncertainty. `[blank]` is an empty cell; `×` is a cross or cancellation mark, not a confidently interpreted zero; a dash is preserved as `—`. Ages are shown in the source's vertically stacked years / months / days order. Brackets with a question mark indicate a probable reading. Table columns have been divided into two linked tables for legibility; they represent the left and right halves of the same spread. The printed heading **Years Resident of Colorado** has been crossed out and replaced in handwriting with **Undertaker**. The numbered entries appear below the names in the source and are moved to the first column here. The historical “Color” codes are copied without expansion. ## Left half: date, identity, age, and cause | Entry | Date of death, as written | Name | Age: years / months / days | Color | Married / single / widow / widower | Sex | Occupation | Birth place | Cause of death | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | 4299 | Apl. 30.07 | Lora Ayris. | 52 / × / × | W. | M. | F | None. | Mass. | Acute Debilitation of Heart | | 4300 | ″ 30.07 | Amos J. Anderson | 38 / [blank] / [blank] | W | S | M | [blank] | [blank] | [blank] | | 4301 | May 1.07 | Brandon A. Sopher | 32 / 11 / 17 | [blank] | [blank] | M | [blank] | [blank] | Fractured Skull | | 4302 | ″ 2 ″ | Philip Wittemeyer [annotation: Widemair?] | 45 / 2 / 27 | W. | M. | M | Landscape Foreman | Kansas. | Cancer of Neck | | 4303 | ″ 3 ″ | Esther McCarren | × / 11 / 11 | W. | S. | F. | none | mo. | Pneumonia | | 4304 | ″ 6 ″ | Michael F. Mully | 21 / 5 / 15 | W | S | M. | none. | Iowa | Carcinoma of Liver | | 4305 | ″ ″ ″ | Blanche Edna Pierce | 27 / × / 1 | C. | M. | F | None. | Penna. | Tuberculosis | | 4306 | ″ 7 ″ | Frank Clausen. | × / × / 1 | W | S | M. | none | Colo. Spgs. | [Dyptheria?] | | 4307 | 2/20 ″ | Clara Marie Alexander | 8 / 7 / 16 | W. | S | F | none | Ohio | Diphtheria | | 4308 | 4/21 ″ | William Edward [Duffran?] | see no [4285?] Page 279. | [blank] | [blank] | [blank] | [blank] | [blank] | [blank] | | 4309 | 5/1 ″ | Horace L. Farr. | 71 / 6 / 18 | W | M. | M | Real Estate | Vermont | La Grippe. | | 4310 | ″ ″ ″ | Erastus B. Brewington | 74 / 3 / 21 | ″ | ″ | ″ | Mining | Ind. | Pneumonia | | 4311 | ″ 5 ″ | Armond E. Bentley | 15 / 3 / 11 | ″ | S | ″ | None. | Kansas. | [Chloroform Anæsthesia?]; 15 mins after operation | | 4312 | ″ ″ ″ | Edwin W. Davidson | 7 / 6 / 11 | ″ | ″ | ″ | ″ | Col. | Pneumonia; 10 Days. | | 4313 | ″ ″ ″ | Arthur Peck. | 72 / 1 / 0 | ″ | M | ″ | Retired | New York | Acute Interstitial nephritis | | 4314 | ″ 6 ″ | Mrs Frederica Tamm | 80 / 5 / 25 | ″ | W | F | none. | Germany | Pneumonia | | 4315 | ″ 7 ″ | Joseph G. Palmer. | 51 / — / — | ″ | [mark unclear] | M | Unknown. | unknown. | Quinsie | | 4316 | ″ 8 ″ | Thos. O. Gummerson | 59 / — / — | ″ | — | M | ″ | ″ | Broncho. Pneumonia. | | 4317 | ″ 11 ″ | Thomas Joseph Winslow | 39 / 7 / 24 | ″ | M | ″ | Printer | Calif | Pul Tuberculosis | | 4318 | ″ 12 ″ | Bernice Cooper | × / 6 / 3 | C | S | F | none | Colo. | Lobar Pneumonia | | 4319 | ″ 13 ″ | Infant Mr & Mrs C. H. Tebbetts | × / × / 1½ | W | ″ | ″ | ″ | ″ | Premature | | 4320 | ″ 14 ″ | Infant Mr & Mrs Chas Rogers. | × / × / 11 | ″ | ″ | M | ″ | ″ | Cerebral Spinal meningitis | | 4321 | ″ 15 ″ | Emma C. Ingoldstad | 39 / 9 / 1 | ″ | M. | F | ″ | Iowa | Tuberculosis of Lungs | | 4322 | ″ 16 ″ | E. E. Phelps. | × / [blank] / [blank] | — | — | — | unknown | unknown | cerebro spinal meningitis | ## Right half: circumstances, reporting, and burial | Entry | Complication | When and where contracted | Undertaker | Place of death | Reported by | Buried: lot / block | Other writing | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | 4299 | Diabetes Milletus | × 9 years. | Fairley & Law. | 126 So Tejon St; Colo Spgs. | F. B. Rothrock M.D.; Colo Spgs. | East Hampton Mass. | [blank] | | 4300 | [blank] | Calif | [blank] | Coronado. Calif. | Dr Morgan Coroner. | 19 / 29 | [blank] | | 4301 | [blank] | Denver Colo. | C. P. McGovern & Son | Denver Colo. | R. O. Rollins Coroner. | 26 / 57 | Sextons Record [illegible] 51-26 [stamp] | | 4302 | [blank] | Colorado 6 mos. | Hallett & Baker | Glockner Sanitarium; Colo Spgs. | C. F. Gardiner | 93 / 53 | [blank] | | 4303 | [blank] | Kansas City | J. Flemming | 742 E. Platte ave; Colo Spgs. | J. V. Schofield | Kansas City mo. | [blank] | | 4304 | Acute Nephritis | Do not know. | Hallett & Baker | Glockner Sanitarium; Colo Spgs | L. P. Anderson | Anamosa Iowa | [blank] | | 4305 | × | not stated. | [Doyle?] & Son | Danville Coal mine; Colo Spgs | R. A. Grant | E½ 11 / 20 | [blank] | | 4306 | × | × | ″ | Glockner Sanitarium | H. W. Hoagland | 9 / O. | 5/7 Permit for Burial out to city [last phrase uncertain] | | 4307 | × | Los Angeles. Calif | × | Los Angeles Calif | L. M. Powers | 29 / 15 | [blank] | | 4308 | × | × | × | [blank] | [blank] | Manitowoc! 5/2. Wis. | The exclamation-like stroke after Manitowoc may be punctuation. | | 4309 | × | × | Fairley & Law. | 516 E. Platte ave | W. C. Allen | 17 / 16 | [blank] | | 4310 | × | Colo | ″ | 827 E. High St | A. H. Garnett | E½ 52 / 53 | [blank] | | 4311 | Operation for Osteomyelitis and [illegible surgical term] | × | Hallett & Baker | Glockner San. | C. F. Stough | vault. [White City?] [illegible] | Permit 567 [illegible] | | 4312 | × | ″ 10 Days. | Fairley & Law | 719 So Nevada Ave | J. E. Anderson. | 5 / K. | [blank] | | 4313 | × | ″ | ″ | 618 No Nevada Ave | N. F. Martin | 8 / 54 | [blank] | | 4314 | [check mark] | ″ 6 Days | Carrington & Sons. | 400 Block north 15th St | J. A. Winternitz | W½ 57 / 60 | [blank] | | 4315 | × | Kas City mo. | [Estties?] & Son | Kansas City mo. | Geo T. Berry | ″ 3 / 59 | [blank] | | 4316 | × | Georgetown. Colo. | × | Georgetown Colo | W. R. Collins | 39 / 52 | [blank] | | 4317 | × | not in Colo. | Hallett & Baker | Union Printers Home | D. D. Christopher | 57 / M | [blank] | | 4318 | × | Colo 48 hrs. | Fairley & Law. | 702 Corona St | J. T. Estill | 9 / G | [blank] | | 4319 | × | Colo | C. F. L. | 1338 No Weber St | O. R. Gillett | Potters Field; [8?] / 46 | [blank] | | 4320 | × | ″ | Fairley & Law | 228 W Moreno. | F. L. Estill | 55 / E. | [blank] | | 4321 | ″ | Iowa | Hallett & Baker | 1501½ Colo ave | J. H. Madden | 16 / [illegible] | Block cell damaged/dark. | | 4322 | × | unknown | × | Grand Junction Colo | Oliver [Kebart?] | 21 / [illegible] | Block and register number obscured at lower edge; entry number follows 4321. | ## Editorial notes and uncertainty - **Arthur Peck, entry 4313:** The date cells contain ditto signs. Entry 4311 explicitly writes day **5**, entry 4312 repeats it, and 4313 repeats it again. The inherited reading is **May 5, 1907**. PPLD's catalog instead indexes May 4; this discrepancy remains unresolved at the catalog/source level and is not silently corrected. - Peck's age is written **72 / 1 / 0**, not simply 72 years with zero months. The death-place column clearly reads **618 No Nevada Ave**; it is a place-of-death field, not a separately labeled last-residence field. - In Peck's row, the duration and undertaker cells are ditto signs. They appear to inherit **10 Days** and **Fairley & Law** from entry 4312. These are inherited readings, not fully rewritten words in Peck's own row. The complication cell contains a cross, not a named complication. - Peck's burial cells read **Lot 8, Block 54**. The table does not itself name a cemetery in that row; a cemetery identification must come from another source. - Entry 4302 appears to give **Wittemeyer** with an alternate spelling added above it. The annotation is tentatively read **[Widemair?]** and is not treated as a verified surname change. - Entry 4308's cross-reference number is uncertain; its page is clearly **279**. Neither this cross-reference nor a second death record has been supplied by inference. - The word in 4315's cause column appears to be the historical spelling **Quinsie**. Historical diagnoses are copied, not clinically reinterpreted. - Numerous cells are blank or use cross marks. No missing cause, identity, duration, birthplace, or burial location has been supplied merely from context. Uncertain personal names and tiny marginal comments remain bracketed. Reviewed from the unenhanced source PDF at full-page and enlarged crop scale, October 15, 2026. This is a research transcription, not a certified vital-record copy. [D081-p001] # Sanborn-Perris Colorado Springs index, November 1895 INSURANCE MAPS OF COLORADO SPRINGS EL PASO CO. COLORADO Published by the SANBORN-PERRIS MAP CO. Limited 115 Broadway, New York SCALE 50 FT. TO AN INCH NOV. 1895 Copyright 1895 by the Sanborn-Perris Map Co. Limited. 24 sheets. Population 20000. Prev. Winds W. & N.W. WATER FACILITIES. FIRE DEPARTMENT. [Small infrastructure report retained in source image; headings and principal figures are readable.] ## Handwritten transcription: approval Examined and approved by the undersigned Insurance agents. [A. L. Lawton?] Henry Le B. Wills Matthew Kennedy W. H. McIntyre ## Relevant index and key labels INDEX. STREETS. SPECIALS. N. Nevada Avenue; N. Tejon; N. Cascade; E. Monument; E. Willamette; E. St. Vrain; E. Dale; E. Cache La Poudre. Block 22 and the relevant North Nevada frontage fall within the colored area labeled sheet 2. Sheet 3 covers the east side of Nevada in this neighborhood. The actual 618 site must be examined on sheet 2, not inferred from this index. “* Indicates only one side of Street shown.” ## Material key labels KEY; FIRE WALL 6 IN. AB. ROOF [also 12 and 18]; FRAME PARTITION; OPENING & IRON DOOR; WINDOWS / SHUTTERS; STABLE; WINDOW IN 1ST STORY [also 1ST & 3RD and 2ND & 4TH]. Buildings colored YELLOW are FRAME; RED, BRICK; BLUE, STONE; GREY, IRON; BROWN, ADOBE; GREEN, SPECIALS. [Remaining small construction-symbol details are retained in the image.] ## Scope and conventions Material map labels are transcribed; parcel geometry, unrelated tiny lot dimensions and every unrelated index entry are retained visually rather than expanded into prose. Brackets mark editorial descriptions or uncertain readings. This is not a survey or title certification. [D082-p001] 618 North Nevada · Historical research · October 15, 2026 1 618 North Nevada Avenue Deep research and illustrated-history reference Colorado Springs, Colorado · Compiled October 15, 2026 The strongest construction evidence is now a map comparison: no dwelling outline is drawn on the future 618 frontage in November 1895, while an explicitly numbered 618 dwelling appears in October 1900. This supports, without proving exactly, the later circa-1896 estimate. The 1890 address listing remains unexplained. Complete books and original registers enrich the Peck and Eaton family history and correct earlier extraction/catalog errors: Clinton is in Illinois; Frank’s Portland office was assistant secretary; Arthur’s strongest death-date reading is May 5, 1907; Lucinda died April 28, 1924; Eaton’s official state term is 1891–1893; Violet’s register places her wedding at 618. A corrected-through-April-1962 Sanborn sheet independently establishes apartment use at 618 and a rear 6181/2 dwelling. It does not verify the reported 1939 conversion date or eight-unit count. The county-linked ownership chain extends from Historic Properties of Colo Spgs Inc to Vintage Hospitality in January 2000, to Daniel and Cynthia Davies in December 2007, to Christina and Joshua West in June 2016, and to West Family Trust in March 2022. The current county record still lists the trust. Four dated March 17, 2006 library photographs and full historical map scans are stored with rights/provenance. Professional publications add restoration credits, but the 1997 article’s printed 720 address conflicts with its apparent 618 facade; those publications remain local under their redistribution terms. Original-preserving research; supplied record copies, contemporary sources, index-only leads and later histories remain distinct. All site routes require Basic authentication. Recording dates do not stand in for execution dates; residents, named title holders, registered agents and trust beneficiaries are not interchangeable. Ownership from 2015 to today Period Recorded / inferred owner Evidence boundary 2015-01-01 to 2016-06-01 Daniel K. Davies and Cynthia M. Davies The parcel-specific assessor sales history and county recorder index show their acquisition under reception 207154797 on 2007-12-05 and the 2016 quitclaim/conveyance. Carrying these owners into 2015 is an inference between recorded events, not a separate 2015 assessor snapshot. 2016-06-01 to 2022-03-23 Christina West and Joshua West Reception 216058482 records Daniel K. Davies as grantor and Christina West/Joshua West as grantees. Reception 222041276 later names Joshua West and Christina West as grantors. 2022-03-23 to 2026-10-15 West Family Trust Reception 222041276 names West Family Trust as grantee. The official assessor weekly dataset dated 2026-10-13 and live property record-card response retrieved 2026-10-15 list WEST FAMILY TRUST. Parcel 6407417005. County addresses: 616 and 618 N Nevada Ave. Legal: south half of Lot 7 and north 25 feet of Lot 6, Block 22, Addition No. 1. This is research, not a certified title report. [D082-p002] 618 North Nevada · Historical research · October 15, 2026 2 Chronological reference T001 · 1835–1868 · The Peck family before Colorado Arthur’s 1899 biography gives his birth as April 5, 1835 near Seneca Lake, New York. It describes farming in Illinois, two destructive cyclones, injury, and a later meat market in Clinton, DeWitt County, Illinois. He married New Hampshire-born Lucinda D. Nay; the library catalog spells her maiden name Ney. Limit: Family background, before residence at 618. Arthur’s and Frank’s accounts differ on the year of the move to Clinton. The famous Marshal Ney ancestry claim remains unverified. Timeline image: Biography published in 1899, describing earlier life; not a period photograph of the house. Evidence: Published 1899 biography. Source pages: D085-p002, D085-p003 T002 · 1866–1870 · The abstract begins with organizations and land The supplied title search recites an 1866 Pennsylvania act incorporating the National Land and Improvement Company and a July 1, 1870 federal patent to William P. Mellen, trustee. It records the patent in 1871. These are broad land and organizational antecedents. Limit: The patent itself has not been independently retrieved. The 1866 entry does not date Colorado Springs or construction of the house. Timeline image: Later title-search transcription of nineteenth-century land records; original event dates are in the text. Evidence: Supplied historical record. Source pages: L002-p001, L007-p001 T003 · 1871–1873 · A planned town and Addition No. 1 Official city-hosted scans preserve the original town plat and the Addition No. 1 plat. The latter includes an April 1873 attestation. The supplied abstract records Addition No. 1 on April 19, 1873. Current county data identifies this parcel as portions of Lots 6 and 7, Block 22, Addition No. 1. Limit: Plat attestation and recording dates are separate. The full historical plats are context; an exact modern parcel overlay has not been established from these scans alone. Timeline image: Addition No. 1 plat, April 1873; complete original scan with OCR and provenance. Evidence: Original municipal plat scans and supplied abstract. Source pages: D083-p002, D083-p003, L002-p002 T004 · 1872-06-03 · The Pecks arrive in Colorado Springs Frank’s 1899 biography dates the family’s arrival to June 3, 1872; Arthur’s says June 1872. The family’s later account repeats June 3. Arthur operated a meat market on Tejon Street as his health permitted. Limit: Arrival in the city is not evidence that the family already lived at 618. Evidence: Published biographies and later family history. Source pages: D085-p003, D085-p004, L002-p053 T005 · 1872, autumn · First Baptist connections Arthur’s biography credits him with helping organize a Baptist congregation and donating one-third of his property toward its building. The supplied collection includes early church membership and meeting material connecting Arthur and Lucinda with the congregation. [D082-p003] 618 North Nevada · Historical research · October 15, 2026 3 Limit: The exact donation is the biographer’s assertion; no independent financial account has been obtained. Timeline image: Supplied reproduction of early church meeting material; compare alternate scans in its document. Evidence: Church reproductions and 1899 biography. Source pages: D085-p003, L002-p057, L002-p058, L002-p059, L002-p060 T006 · 1873–1875 · Lots pass through the early title chain The title notes trace Colorado Springs Company conveyances to Gutshall and Kimball, followed by Lombard, McGuire and Gutshall, then J. J. Pochon. These entries describe portions of land rather than a single uninterrupted chain of an existing house. Limit: A typed Pochon recording year says 1874 while the instrument and handwritten table say 1875. The original recorder book is still needed. Evidence: Supplied historical record. Source pages: L002-p002, L002-p003, L003-p004 T007 · 1875–1893 · Edwin Eaton’s public career takes shape The 1891 Colorado Blue Book gives Eaton’s birth as September 3, 1847 in Tonica, Illinois, arrival in Colorado in May 1872, election as county assessor in 1875 and clerk in 1889. The official 1928–1929 yearbook lists his Colorado Secretary of State term as 1891–1893. Limit: This predates the Eaton household’s documented move to 618. Some later histories shorten the state term to 1891–1892. Timeline image: Supplied Eaton portrait reproduction; original exposure date unknown. The offices are dated by written records. Evidence: Contemporary profile and official state yearbook. Source pages: D085-p005, D085-p006, L002-p036 T008 · 1882–1887 · Martin, DeCoursey and Metcalf in the land records The supplied abstract names J. J. Pochon to F. L. Martin on February 25, 1882, Martin to Mary A. DeCoursey two days later, and DeCoursey to Orlando Metcalf on March 22, 1887. Limit: Names and dates are title-search transcriptions. These transfers alone do not establish the building’s age. Evidence: Supplied historical record. Source pages: L002-p003, L002-p004 T009 · 1888 · The Pecks at an earlier address The 1888 city directory places Arthur and Frank G. Peck at 219 East Monument. This gives a concrete earlier household address before the securely identified Nevada Avenue directory entries. Timeline image: 1888 directory spread; the residence entry is on the cited page. Evidence: Contemporaneous city directory. Source pages: D079-p003 T010 · 1890 · An address before the mapped house S. H. Barnes, a train dispatcher, is listed as residing at 618 North Nevada. Separately, the title abstract reports Orlando Metcalf’s September 9 conveyance to Agnes Metcalf. Limit: The directory proves use of the address, not that the present building stood there. Renumbering, a predecessor, or an erroneous listing remains unresolved. Timeline image: 1890 directory entry. The earlier address is retained alongside the later map evidence. Evidence: Contemporaneous directory plus supplied title abstract. Source pages: D079-p004, L002-p004 [D082-p004] 618 North Nevada · Historical research · October 15, 2026 4 T011 · 1890–1892 · The early Sanborn maps stop short The 1890 and 1892 coverage indexes place Block 22 outside their detailed colored map coverage. These editions do not provide a detailed footprint for this property. Limit: Absence of detailed coverage is not evidence of an empty lot. Timeline image: 1892 Sanborn coverage index; not a detailed property map. Evidence: Original Sanborn coverage indexes. Source pages: D084-p010, D084-p011 T012 · 1892–1899 · Mining investments and the family’s fortunes The biographies connect Arthur with Portland and Anchoria-Leland investments. Frank’s profile traces his Cripple Creek involvement from April 1892 and Portland offices as director and assistant secretary in May 1894, secretary in February 1897 and treasurer in February 1898. It names his wife M. Annie Burns and son James Arthur Peck. Limit: The book supports mining as family context; it does not trace the funds used to build 618. Frank is not established as a resident of 618. Timeline image: Supplied Frank G. Peck portrait reproduction; original exposure date unknown. Biography published in 1899. Evidence: Published 1899 biographies. Source pages: D085-p003, D085-p004, L002-p041 T013 · 1894 · Another Peck address before 618 The 1894 directory places Arthur at 214 East Cucharas. Annual directories help distinguish the family’s movement across the city from claims about the house’s construction. Evidence: Contemporaneous city directory. Source pages: D079-p005 T014 · 1895-11 · No dwelling outline on the future 618 frontage Printed Sanborn sheet 2 shows the Block 22 frontage between the dwelling at 622 and a dwelling at 610 on Lot 6. No dwelling outline is drawn on the intervening future 618 frontage. Limit: This is a map observation, not proof of a vacant legal parcel or an exact construction date. The relevant west-side property is on sheet 2; sheet 3 covers adjacent territory. Timeline image: November 1895, sheet 2. North-up crop; the future 618 frontage is between 622 and 610. Evidence: Direct visual observation of November 1895 map. Source pages: D084-p002, D084-p003 T015 · 1895-11-29 · Lucinda is the named grantee The supplied deed copy and abstract name Agnes Metcalf as grantor and Lucinda D. Peck as grantee. The abstract gives November 29 as the instrument date and December 11 as recording. Limit: Lucinda’s title role is distinct from the later shorthand “Arthur Peck house.” Timeline image: Supplied 1895 Metcalf-to-Lucinda deed reproduction, with machine OCR. Evidence: Supplied recorder copy and title abstract. Source pages: L007-p014, L002-p004 T016 · 1896 · Arthur at 618; Amelia also appears The directory places Arthur Peck at 618 North Nevada and lists Mrs. Amelia Thurston/Thursten at the same address. A later historic guide estimates the house’s construction at about 1896. [D082-p005] 618 North Nevada · Historical research · October 15, 2026 5 Limit: Amelia’s exact family or household relationship has not been established. Shared address does not by itself prove kinship or title ownership. Timeline image: 1896 directory page; a contemporary residence record. Evidence: Contemporaneous directory and retrospective guide. Source pages: D079-p006, D079-p007, G005 T017 · 1896-03-16 · May Stuart Eaton and her daughters baptized Grace Church records May Stuart Eaton’s adult baptism and the baptisms of Violet May and Ella Harding Eaton on March 16. Violet’s birth is recorded as March 19, 1883 and Ella’s as April 25, 1889; their parents are E. J. and May Stuart Eaton. Limit: The register predates their documented residence at 618 and supplies no Nevada Avenue address. Timeline image: 1896 baptism register, Book 3, page 2; names and birth dates appear together. Evidence: Original church register. Source pages: D085-p008 T018 · 1898–1902 · A household beyond the owner’s name Directories repeat Arthur’s residence, list Amelia, identify Ida A. Calson as a domestic in 1900, and name Lucinda with Arthur by 1902. Frank’s separate Nevada Avenue address keeps his biography distinct from the household at 618. Timeline image: 1900 directory: household labor is part of the surviving record, alongside owners and residents. Evidence: Contemporaneous city directories. Source pages: D079-p008, D079-p009, D079-p010, D079-p011, D079-p012, D079-p013 T019 · 1900-10 · The dwelling at 618 appears on the map Sanborn sheet 2 now labels the irregular yellow dwelling 618, with a 21/2-story notation, basement notation, porches and a small rear structure. Compared with 1895, a dwelling appears at this frontage by October 1900. Limit: The 1895–1900 map interval is consistent with circa 1896, but the exact date, original architect and 1890 directory anomaly remain open. Timeline image: October 1900, sheet 2: 618 is explicitly numbered. Compare with the 1895 crop. Evidence: Direct visual observation of October 1900 map. Source pages: D084-p004, D084-p005 T020 · 1901-03 · The Eaton family loses Ella A library newspaper index points to a March 30 Facts article reporting the death of Ella Harding Eaton. The baptism register identifies the daughter by the same full name and gives an April 1889 birth. Limit: The original death article has not been retrieved. The catalog calls her twelve, although the registered birth date would make her not quite twelve. This predates the family’s documented move to 618. Evidence: Newspaper catalog lead and church register. Source pages: D085-p008 T021 · 1907 · The house and its separate neighbors on Sanborn Printed sheet 28 shows the yellow 21/2-story dwelling at 618 between 622 and the pink neighboring building at 614. A small detached structure appears at the rear. Timeline image: 1907, printed sheet 28. Color and separate outlines help distinguish 614, 618 and 622. Evidence: Original 1907 map, LOC sequence 31. Source pages: D084-p006, D084-p007 [D082-p006] 618 North Nevada · Historical research · October 15, 2026 6 T022 · 1907-05-05 · Arthur dies with 618 as his last residence Municipal register entry 4313 names Arthur Peck, retired, New York-born, age 72, at 618 North Nevada. The death-date ditto marks carry forward May 5; the May 6 obituary’s “yesterday” is consistent with that reading. The supplied clipping describes funeral services at the home and private burial at Evergreen. Limit: The library catalog indexes May 4. The stronger combined reading is May 5, but the catalog conflict is retained. Timeline image: 1907 death register, entry 4313. The date must be read with the preceding rows. Evidence: Original ledger visually read with obituary context. Source pages: D085-p011, L002-p047, L002-p048 T023 · 1910–1911 · Lucinda departs; the Eatons move in The 1910 directory still places Lucinda at 618. The 1911 directory places Edwin and May Eaton there and Lucinda at the Latonia. The supplied deed chronology dates Lucinda’s conveyance to May S. Eaton September 24, 1910; a later tour describes a 1911 purchase. Limit: Occupancy, deed execution, reported purchase year and later recording are distinct events. Timeline image: 1911 directory: the Eaton household at 618. Compare 1910 and Lucinda’s 1911 entry. Evidence: Supplied historical record. Source pages: D079-p014, D079-p015, D079-p016, D079-p017, L007-p015 T024 · 1912 · Changes reported inside the house The restoration-era history attributes hot-water heating, added bathrooms and third-floor finishing to the Eatons. It reports finding a Beatty Electric Company penciled inscription dated May 27, 1912 on a stud. The Lucinda-to-May deed is stated to have been recorded December 19, 1912, book 510, page 245. Limit: No photograph of the stud inscription or original alteration permit was located. Recording in 1912 does not make it the move-in date. Evidence: Retrospective account and supplied deed record. Source pages: L002-p054, L002-p056, L007-p015, D079-p018 T025 · 1919-12 · Violet’s wedding at home The Grace Church marriage register records Violet May Eaton and Clyde Hugh Smith’s ceremony at 618 North Nevada, officiated by Chauncey H. Blodgett. The handwritten day reads December 17. Limit: The library catalog indexes December 16. Indexed newspaper license and marriage notices do not independently resolve the one-day difference. Timeline image: December 1919 marriage register, Book 3, page 326: the house is named as the ceremony location. Evidence: Original church marriage register. Source pages: D085-p009 T026 · 1924-04-28 · Lucinda’s obituary corrects a catalog date The Gazette clipping published April 29 says Lucinda D. Peck, 84, died early the previous day at 208 East Boulder. It announces a private funeral at the Law chapel and Evergreen interment. Limit: The portrait catalog’s 1921 death year conflicts with the actual 1924 obituary. Her last home was not 618. Timeline image: Gazette, April 29, 1924, page 7, column 4; complete preserved clipping. Evidence: Contemporaneous obituary; relative date resolved. Source pages: D085-p007 [D082-p007] 618 North Nevada · Historical research · October 15, 2026 7 T027 · 1928 · May / Mary Eaton’s final illness The supplied obituary says Mrs. Mary Eaton died at 618 after a long illness and identifies her earlier name as May Whipple. A handwritten annotation reads May 11, 1928; newspaper indexes place notices on May 11 and 12. May Stuart is the church-register name. Limit: The clipping supports a death the previous day, but the annotation and publication context should remain visible. May, Mae and Mary are retained as searchable source variants. Timeline image: Supplied May/Mary Eaton obituary reproduction with later handwritten dating. Evidence: Supplied obituary and external catalog records. Source pages: L002-p038, D085-p008 T028 · 1932-06-13 · Edwin’s death, then burial on June 15 Grace Church’s burial register names Edwin J. Eaton, age 84, last residence 618 North Nevada. It explicitly distinguishes death June 13 from burial June 15 at Evergreen. Limit: The catalog’s June 14 date matches an obituary publication date; it is neither of the two labeled register events. Timeline image: 1932 burial register, Book 4, page 276; separate death and burial columns. Evidence: Original church burial register and supplied probate. Source pages: D085-p010, L007-p016 T029 · 1932–1934 · Violet in the Eaton estate The supplied probate packet names surviving daughter Violet M. Smith as sole heir and records administration and settlement of Edwin’s broader estate. Recorder copies were filed December 21, 1934. Limit: The estate contains multiple properties, and the title notes discuss an undivided half interest. The packet is not a valuation or a simple deed of the whole 618 parcel. Timeline image: Supplied probate and heirship record, recorded 1934; part of a six-page packet. Evidence: Supplied historical record. Source pages: L007-p016, L007-p017, L007-p020, L007-p021 T030 · 1936 · A vacancy, with a busy neighbor The street directory lists 618 as vacant while placing Daisy Todd, Todd Fur Co. and Lewis Camden at 622. This is a useful point-in-time distinction before the Camden acquisition of 618. Limit: One directory year does not prove continuous vacancy, and living at 622 does not establish ownership of 618. Timeline image: 1936 street guide: 618 and 622 have separate entries. Evidence: Contemporaneous street directory. Source pages: D079-p022 T031 · 1939-01 · Violet conveys to Lewis and Elva Camden The supplied deed names Violet M. Smith as grantor and Lewis E. and Elva L. Camden as grantees. The abstract dates the instrument January 13 and recording January 14. The later house history credits the Camdens with conversion to eight small apartments, added kitchens and bathrooms, and enclosure of south-side porches. Limit: The conversion date and eight-unit count remain retrospective assertions; the later Sanborn map independently confirms apartment use by 1962. Timeline image: Supplied 1939 conveyance record. Later use claims require their own evidence. Evidence: Supplied historical record. Source pages: L007-p029, L002-p054 [D082-p008] 618 North Nevada · Historical research · October 15, 2026 8 T032 · circa 1939–1940 · A surviving view of the exterior The supplied photograph shows 618’s tower, gables and porch beside the separate brick house at 614. Later handwriting estimates the exposure as 1939 or 1940. Several scan versions preserve both the front and the identifying verso. Limit: The estimated exposure date is not independently confirmed; later Kodak reproductions must not be dated as original 1940 prints. Timeline image: Estimated 1939–1940 by later handwriting. Open the image, then compare its caption verso. Evidence: Historic photograph with later estimated caption. Source pages: L008, L009, L052, L053, L063, L062 T033 · early 1940s, estimated · The Camden and Todd family photographs Verso captions identify Lewis and Elva Camden and Daisy Todd, with dates estimated to the early 1940s. Daisy’s earlier home and fur-storage context belong to 622; the later history associates her family with both properties. Limit: Neighbor context at 622 is kept distinct from ownership and use of 618. Timeline image: Lewis and Elva Camden, identified by later caption; early 1940s is an estimate. Evidence: Photographs identified in later handwriting. Source pages: L054, L055, L056, L057 T034 · 1947-12–1957 · Daisy Todd’s deed and probate The supplied record conveys from Lewis and Elva Camden to Daisy C. Todd, dated December 30, 1947 and recorded the next day. Her will and later probate form part of the subsequent family history. Limit: The intervening trust and estate chain through the later Camden trustees is incomplete. Family relationships do not substitute for missing conveyances. Timeline image: Daisy Todd photograph, estimated early 1940s; used here as a person reference, not a 1947 or 1957 exposure. Evidence: Supplied historical record. Source pages: L007-p030, L007-p032, L007-p033, L007-p031 T035 · 1961-12-01 · Lewis Camden’s record belongs to 622 The supplied death certificate places Lewis E. Camden’s residence and death at 622 North Nevada and records his occupation as owner of Todd Furniture Co. It is retained as neighboring family context. Limit: The website uses a summary that omits Social Security and medical details; the full original remains local. This is not evidence of a death at 618. Evidence: Supplied death certificate, historical summary online. Source pages: L007-p034 T036 · 1962-04 map state · The main house is labeled apartments The 1907 Sanborn base corrected through April 1962 labels 618 APTS. The blue concrete rear structure is marked 6181/2 and D / CONC. The fur business remains separately identified at 622. Limit: The map establishes use by this revision state, not a 1962 conversion, an exact construction date for the rear building, or an apartment count. Timeline image: 1907 base corrected through April 1962, printed sheet 28; this is the map state, not a photograph date. Evidence: Original corrected Sanborn map. Source pages: D084-p008, D084-p009 [D082-p009] 618 North Nevada · Historical research · October 15, 2026 9 T037 · 1982-11-08 · The trust conveys to Thomas Hudson The supplied deed names Bonnie E. Camden as surviving trustee of the Elva L. Camden Trust and Thomas A. Hudson as grantee. It is dated November 8 and recorded November 9, 1982. A later guest history instead says 1985. Limit: The deed is the stronger dated source. Hudson’s change from yellow and brown to blue and cream, and possible darkening of woodwork, are later attributed recollections. Timeline image: 1982 trust-transfer deed reproduction, distinct from the retrospective 1985 date. Evidence: Supplied historical record. Source pages: L007-p035, L002-p055 T038 · 1991-02-04 · The McCormicks acquire 618 The public trustee deed names Charles D. and Janet L. McCormick, gives the 616/618 street addresses and the present parcel’s lot portions, and was recorded February 5. Chick’s February 28 letter describes plans for a bed and breakfast at 618 and a different proposed use for 614. Limit: The later history’s 1990 purchase year is retained as a conflicting retrospective claim. Timeline image: February 28, 1991 letter documents early plans in the owners’ own words. Evidence: Supplied trustee deed and contemporary letter. Source pages: L007-p036, L004-p003 T039 · 1991-04-30 · A corporate transfer remains partly unresolved The recorder index has two adjacent McCormick-to-Historic Properties deeds. Reception 002023401, book 5833 page 649, is demonstrably 614. Reception 002023402, page 650, is a plausible 618 candidate, but its online legal description is blank. Historic Properties is securely tied to 618 as grantor in 2000. Limit: Do not put 002023401 in the 618 chain or present the unconfirmed page 650 deed as proven. Evidence: Recorder index, assessor history and supplied neighboring deed. Source pages: L004-p002 T040 · 1991-12-30 · How the old photographs reached the collection Bonnie E. Camden’s letter says her California cousin made the film and prints sent to the McCormicks. She offers clarification and photographs of 622 and asks about their interest in buying 622. Limit: This dates a reproduction and exchange, not the original exposures. Timeline image: December 30, 1991 letter: a provenance record for later prints of older images. Evidence: Dated correspondence. Source pages: L005-p002 T041 · 1992–1993 · Plans and a measured site reference September 1992 correspondence describes evolving intentions for both houses. A 1993 location certificate documents the site and improvements before the reported inn opening. Limit: Proposed uses are not proof that every plan was carried out. Historical dimensions are not a current survey. Timeline image: 1993 location certificate; complete sheet and supplied variants remain available. Evidence: Contemporary correspondence and survey reproduction. Source pages: L004-p006, L001-p002, L001-p003 [D082-p010] 618 North Nevada · Historical research · October 15, 2026 10 T042 · 1994-01–04 · Restoration and the reported opening The library indexes “Renovation reveals peek at the past,” Gazette, January 2, 1994, F1:1, article 174586. The supplied history states Room at the Inn opened April 1, 1994 as a seven-room bed and breakfast. Limit: The 1994 feature itself is not in the archive. The opening date comes from the supplied history, not an independently located opening notice. Evidence: Unretrieved newspaper catalog lead and supplied later history. Source pages: L002-p055, L004-p001 T043 · 1994-05–12 · Researchers help reconstruct the house’s past Museum archivist Sharron G. Uhler’s May 11 letter supplies Peck and Eaton information and recommends annual directory research. In December, G. Scott Briggs describes visiting restored 618 and researching John Carlton Young, who lived next door at 614. Limit: Young’s Nuremberg and judicial history belongs to the neighboring house. Timeline image: May 11, 1994 Pioneers Museum letter, an early guide to the collection’s research sources. Evidence: Contemporary research correspondence. Source pages: L002-p037, L002-p011 T044 · 1997-11 · An architect’s restoration account – with an address conflict Morey Bean’s “Rebirth of a Queen” describes Room at the Inn for Chick and Jan McCormick, credits Mark Tremmel and contractor Mahler-Gambucci, and discusses preserved entry murals and an exit/hot-tub patio addition. Its facade photograph visually matches 618, but its text prints 720 North Nevada. Limit: These are restoration credits, not the original house architect. The printed address conflict remains unresolved. The complete article is preserved locally; its redistribution terms prevent hosting the scan here. Evidence: Contemporaneous first-person architect article; attribution unresolved. Source pages: See linked research source. November 1997 article, printed pp. 5–6 / PDF pp. 7–8 – https://www.usmodernist.org/AIACO/AIACO-1997-11.pdf#page=7 T045 · 1998 · A firm directory corroborates the inn project The AIA Colorado directory’s Colorado Architecture Partnership profile names partners Mark Tremmel and Morey Bean, establishment in 1992, and Room at the Inn as a historic-preservation award project. This independently connects the firm and inn project. Limit: The entry has no street address and cannot resolve the 1997 article’s 720/618 conflict. Source PDF remains local because hosting permission was not established. Evidence: Contemporaneous professional directory. Source pages: See linked research source. 1998 AIA directory, p. 93 – https://www.usmodernist.org/AIACO/AIACO-1998-d.pdf#page=93 T046 · 1999-12–2000-01 · Vintage Hospitality enters the chain Colorado’s business registry records Vintage Hospitality, LLC forming December 28, 1999, with its principal office at 618. The county assessor and recorder index tie reception 200004139 to a warranty deed from Historic Properties of Colo Spgs Inc to Vintage Hospitality, recorded January 12, 2000 at 3:11 p.m. Limit: Formation and recording are different events. January 10 on a secondary source is not verified as an execution date. A registered agent is not automatically an owner or restorer. Evidence: Official business registry and parcel-linked county index. Source pages: See linked research source. [D082-p011] 618 North Nevada · Historical research · October 15, 2026 11 T047 · 2006-03-17 · Four dated views of Room at the Inn Dwight Haverkorn’s four library photographs show the tower, gables, shingles, porch and Room at the Inn sign. Their catalog date is March 17, 2006, providing a securely dated exterior sequence after restoration. Limit: PPLD labels these In Copyright – Educational Use Permitted. Copies are available inside this authenticated private research archive; they are not public-domain photographs. Timeline image: Dwight Haverkorn, March 17, 2006. PPLD item 584789; private study/research use. Evidence: Dated library photographs. Source pages: D087-p002, D087-p003, D087-p004, D087-p005 T048 · 2007-12-05 · Vintage Hospitality conveys to the Davies family Reception 207154797 is indexed as a warranty deed from Vintage Hospitality LLC to Daniel K. Davies and Cynthia M. Davies. The exact parcel’s assessor history confirms the reception linkage. Limit: The online index supplies the recording date, not a verified signing date or a viewable complete deed image. Evidence: Official recorder index and parcel-specific assessor history. Source pages: D086-p002 T049 · 2015-01-30 · Three assessor building sketches The archived sketches bear a January 30, 2015 inspection date. Separate sheets list the main house at 4,489 square feet and two additional buildings at 768 and 512. An archived brochure gives a different main-house total of 4,298. Limit: These historical measurements are not current surveyed areas. Davies ownership carried into 2015 is inferred between the 2007 acquisition and 2016 transfer, not a separate 2015 ownership snapshot. Timeline image: Assessor sketch inspected January 30, 2015; historical building measurements. Evidence: Archived assessor sketches and brochure. Source pages: G003-p001, G003-p002, G003-p003, G001-p002 T050 · 2016-06-01 · Christina and Joshua West acquire the property Two consecutive receptions were recorded at 8:11:04 a.m. Quitclaim 216058481 names Cynthia Davies / Wood-Davies Cynthia to Daniel Davies; warranty deed 216058482 names Daniel Davies to Christina West and Joshua West. The latter is linked to the 618 parcel. Limit: The index has name/alias variants. Deed execution date, signatures and exact form of co-ownership cannot be verified without the deed images. Evidence: Official recorder index and assessor linkage. Source pages: D086-p002, D086-p003 T051 · 2022-03-23 · West Family Trust becomes the recorded grantee Reception 222041276, recorded at 1:13:05 p.m., is indexed as a warranty deed from Joshua West and Christina West to West Family Trust. The assessor’s last-sale field carries the same date. Limit: This is the recording date. A secondary site’s March 22 and special-warranty wording were not confirmed by a deed image. Evidence: Official recorder index and assessor history. Source pages: D086-p002, D086-p003 [D082-p012] 618 North Nevada · Historical research · October 15, 2026 12 T052 · 2025-07-18 · A concrete route to additional historical surveys The city’s second-draft Historic Resource Survey Plan identifies the 2003–2004 downtown survey and repositories at the city, Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum and History Colorado. The complete 97-page draft is stored as a research reference. Limit: This is a second draft, not a verified adopted plan. The original individual 618 survey form and designation instruments remain to be obtained. Evidence: Official city-hosted survey-plan draft. Source pages: See linked research source. Stored 2025 survey-plan draft, PDF p. 28 – Research/Supplemental Sources/Colorado Springs Historic Resource Survey Plan July 2025 second draft.pdf#page=28 T053 · 2026-10-15 · The current record and the archive The live assessor response and October 13 county dataset list West Family Trust for parcel 6407417005, with 616 and 618 North Nevada addresses and the Block 22 legal description. This archive preserves the supplied collection, six historical Drive files, complete reference volumes, map scans, dated library photographs and source-by-source research. Limit: Recorded ownership does not establish who resides here or the beneficial interests in the trust. Original deed images and several historical permit/survey records remain gaps. Evidence: Current official ownership fields; research retrieved October 15, 2026. Source pages: D086-p001 [D082-p013] 618 North Nevada · Historical research · October 15, 2026 13 People, names and family evidence OB-F01 · Correction: the Peck family lived in Clinton, Illinois The clean 1899 text places the Peck family in Clinton, DeWitt County, Illinois. Frank’s biography first says he was born near El Paso, Woodford County, Illinois and then moved to Clinton in the same state. The earlier local-review inference of Iowa was incorrect and must be replaced with Illinois. Limit: Arthur’s sketch dates the move to Clinton to 1868. Frank’s sketch says he moved there at age three, about 1865. Preserve this timing discrepancy while correcting the state. Source IDs: OB-BOOK-1899 · Reader pages: L002-p043, L002-p044, D085-p004 OB-F02 · Arthur Peck’s birth and New York family The 1899 biography gives April 5, 1835 as Arthur Peck’s birth date, near the head of Seneca Lake in Schuyler County, New York. It names his father Erastus Peck, mother Lydia Bailey and grandfather Jason Peck. His father farmed and built at Anderson settlement on Seneca Lake. Arthur attended district schools, Dundee Academy and a seminary, with poor health interrupting his education. Limit: These are published biographical assertions, not independently checked birth or family records. Source IDs: OB-BOOK-1899 · Reader pages: D085-p002 OB-F03 · Arthur’s Illinois farming and move west Arthur’s biography says he moved to Jubilee in Peoria County, Illinois in 1856, later farmed at El Paso in Woodford County, suffered two destructive cyclones and serious injury in one, and operated a meat market in Clinton after moving there in 1868. It says he came to Colorado in 1872 seeking a healthier climate for himself and his wife. Limit: Frank’s biography differs on the year of the Clinton move; the illness and cyclone narrative has not been corroborated with contemporary records. Source IDs: OB-BOOK-1899 · Reader pages: D085-p002 OB-F04 · Peck arrival in Colorado Springs Arthur’s biography dates his Colorado Springs residence from June 1872. Frank’s biography gives the more specific family arrival date June 3, 1872. These dates describe arrival in the city and do not date residence at 618 North Nevada. Source IDs: OB-BOOK-1899 · Reader pages: D085-p003, D085-p004 OB-F05 · Arthur’s meat market and mining interests The 1899 biography says Arthur opened a meat market on Tejon Street and worked as health permitted. It describes mining interests in Gunnison and Leadville and, later, stock in the Portland and Anchoria-Leland mines in the Cripple Creek region. It attributes the change in his fortunes to the latter investments. Limit: The sketch says he had been interested in mines since 1869, although it dates his Colorado arrival to 1872; no explanation of that sequence is provided. Mining wealth is supported as family context, but this book does not prove which funds built 618. Source IDs: OB-BOOK-1899 · Reader pages: D085-p003 [D082-p014] 618 North Nevada · Historical research · October 15, 2026 14 OB-F06 · Lucinda’s maiden name and ancestry claim The 1899 biography says Arthur married Lucinda D. Nay at El Paso, Illinois; it identifies her as New Hampshire-born and her father as Gardiner Nay, an early Illinois settler. It claims descent from Marshal Michel Ney. The surname is printed Nay in this book, while PPLD’s portrait catalog uses Ney. Limit: Preserve Nay and Ney as source variants. The famous-ancestor claim is unverified family tradition, not established genealogy. Source IDs: OB-BOOK-1899, OB-LUCINDA-PORTRAIT · Reader pages: D085-p003 OB-F07 · The Peck family and the First Baptist congregation Arthur’s 1899 biography says he helped organize a Baptist church in fall 1872, donated one-third of his entire property toward its building and remained an active charter member. PPLD’s Lucinda portrait catalog also identifies Arthur as one of the First Baptist church founders. Limit: The exact donation has not been checked against church minutes, deeds or accounts. The biography’s statement that Arthur alone survived the organizers is an assertion current in 1899. Source IDs: OB-BOOK-1899, OB-LUCINDA-PORTRAIT · Reader pages: D085-p003 OB-F08 · Frank G. Peck’s early life and education The 1899 biography gives Frank’s birth as June 7, 1862 near El Paso, Woodford County, Illinois. It calls him Arthur’s only son, says he graduated from the Colorado Springs high school and attended Colorado College for one year, then prospected in San Juan in 1878, went to Leadville in spring 1879, worked in Gunnison and became involved at Robinson camp in Summit County from 1885. Source IDs: OB-BOOK-1899 · Reader pages: D085-p004 OB-F09 · Frank’s Portland offices: correct assistant-secretary title Frank’s biography says he went to the Cripple Creek camp in April 1892, invested in Bobtail No. 2 and Black Diamond, and received Portland company stock through the Bobtail transaction. It gives his Portland offices as director and assistant secretary in May 1894, secretary in February 1897 and treasurer in February 1898. The earlier local-review phrase assistant manager should be corrected to assistant secretary. Source IDs: OB-BOOK-1899 · Reader pages: L002-p043, L002-p044, D085-p004 OB-F10 · Frank’s other companies and family The same biography says Frank invested in Anchoria-Leland in 1892, served as vice president, general manager and secretary of the Midget Gold Mining and Milling Company, and was a charter member of the Colorado Springs Mining Stock Association and chair of the Chamber of Commerce mining committee. It identifies his wife as M. Annie Burns and son as James Arthur Peck. Limit: These offices and family details are current to the 1899 publication. They do not establish that Frank lived at 618. Source IDs: OB-BOOK-1899 · Reader pages: D085-p004 [D082-p015] 618 North Nevada · Historical research · October 15, 2026 15 OB-F11 · Arthur’s death date and last residence The municipal register entry 4313 identifies Arthur Peck, retired, New York-born, age 72, last residence 618 No. Nevada. Its death-date ditto marks follow the May 5, 1907 date in entry 4311 and the intervening ditto entry 4312. A Gazette obituary indexed to May 6 matches the local clipping’s report that he died early yesterday morning. Together these support May 5, 1907. Limit: The PPLD catalog instead indexes May 4. Keep the conflict visible; do not silently change the catalog metadata or call this a certified vital record. Source IDs: OB-ARTHUR-DEATH, OB-ARTHUR-OBIT-INDEX · Reader pages: L002-p047, D085-p011 OB-F12 · Lucinda died in 1924, not 1921 The original Gazette clipping published April 29, 1924 reports that Mrs. Lucinda D. Peck, age 84, died at her home, 208 East Boulder Street, early yesterday. This supports April 28, 1924 as her death date. It announces private funeral services at the Law chapel on April 29 and interment at Evergreen Cemetery. Limit: PPLD’s portrait catalog gives a 1921 death year, which is contradicted by this obituary. Her last home was 208 East Boulder; do not imply she still lived at 618 in 1924. Source IDs: OB-LUCINDA-1924 · Reader pages: D085-p007 OB-F13 · Lucinda’s hospital dedication attribution PPLD identifies a circa-1911 studio portrait as Lucinda D. (Ney) Peck. Its catalog note attributes a dedication poem for Beth-El Hospital to Mrs. Peck, connecting her with the hospital’s early commemorative history. Limit: The original photograph and handwritten note were not republished because PPLD labels the image InC-EDU. Authorship is a catalog attribution rather than independently verified publication history. Source IDs: OB-LUCINDA-PORTRAIT · Reader pages: OB-F14 · Edwin J. Eaton’s birth and arrival The 1891 Colorado Blue Book says Edwin J. Eaton was born September 3, 1847 at Tonica, LaSalle County, Illinois, and came to Colorado in May 1872, settling in El Paso County. Source IDs: OB-BLUE-1891 · Reader pages: D085-p005 OB-F15 · Edwin’s county and state offices The 1891 profile says Eaton was elected assessor in 1875, reelected, elected El Paso County clerk in 1889 and elected to state office in 1890 by a majority of 7,500. The official 1928-1929 state yearbook lists his Secretary of State term as 1891-1893. Limit: Use 1891-1893 for the term boundary; local shorthand 1891-1892 may describe calendar years in office but is incomplete as a term range. The Blue Book is promotional and the electoral margin has not been checked against an official election abstract. Source IDs: OB-BLUE-1891, OB-YEAR-1929 · Reader pages: L002-p036, L002-p054, D085-p005, D085-p006 [D082-p016] 618 North Nevada · Historical research · October 15, 2026 16 OB-F16 · May Stuart Eaton and her daughters in a church register Grace Church Book 3, baptism p. 2 records the adult baptism of May Stuart Eaton on March 16, 1896. It records Violet May Eaton, born March 19, 1883, and Ella Harding Eaton, born April 25, 1889, as daughters of E. J. and May Stuart Eaton, baptized the same day by Benjamin Brewster. Limit: The register is strong evidence for the May Stuart and Violet May name forms. It does not itself state a Nevada Avenue address. Source IDs: OB-BAPTISMS-1896 · Reader pages: D085-p008 OB-F17 · May Whipple and Edwin: marriage evidence lead PPLD indexes a marriage item for May Whipple and E. J. Eaton in the Weekly Gazette of April 15, 1876, p. 3, col. 5. A second PPLD catalog record points to the same citation. This supports a marriage reported by that date and connects the May Whipple name with the Eaton family. Limit: The article itself was not read. April 15 is the newspaper date, not a verified ceremony date. The duplicate catalog records carry different rights labels. Source IDs: OB-MAY-MARRIAGE-INDEX, OB-MAY-MARRIAGE-DUP · Reader pages: OB-F18 · May, Mae and Mary are documented name variants The church register uses May Stuart Eaton. The supplied title chronology uses May S. Eaton; the modern walking tour uses Mae S. Eaton; the newspaper obituary indexes use Mary Eaton and Mrs. (E.J.) Mary Eaton. These should remain searchable variants associated with the same household, while each source retains its spelling. Limit: Matching the indexed obituary to the title holder depends in part on the supplied clipping and household context. Do not expand S. to Stuart on a deed transcription unless the deed does so. Source IDs: OB-BAPTISMS-1896, OB-MAY-OBIT-INDEX, OB-MAY-FUNERAL-INDEX · Reader pages: L002-p004, L002-p038, D085-p008 OB-F19 · The Eaton family lost Ella in 1901 PPLD indexes a Facts article of March 30, 1901 reporting the death of twelve-year-old Ella Harding Eaton. The 1896 baptism register identifies a daughter of the same name, born April 25, 1889, to E. J. and May Stuart Eaton. Limit: The original death article was not retrieved. The catalog’s parent surname Easton appears inconsistent with the register, so it is preserved as an indexing discrepancy. This event predates documented Eaton occupancy at 618. Source IDs: OB-ELLA-DEATH-INDEX, OB-BAPTISMS-1896 · Reader pages: D085-p008 OB-F20 · Violet’s wedding took place at 618 North Nevada The Grace Church marriage register names Clyde Hugh Smith and Violet May Eaton and gives the place of ceremony as 618 N. Nevada, Colo. Spgs. The officiant is Chauncey H. Blodgett. The handwritten day reads December 17, 1919. Limit: The PPLD catalog indexes December 16, 1919. Newspaper catalogs record a license item on December 18 and a marriage item on December 21; neither publication date resolves the handwritten-day discrepancy by itself. Source IDs: OB-VIOLET-MARRIAGE · Reader pages: D085-p009 OB-F21 · Edwin’s death and burial: address and distinct dates Grace Church Book 4, burial p. 276 gives Edwin J. Eaton’s last residence as 618 N. Nevada, age 84, death June 13, 1932 and burial June 15, 1932 at Evergreen. The original distinguishes these two dates clearly. [D082-p017] 618 North Nevada · Historical research · October 15, 2026 17 Limit: PPLD’s catalog date is June 14, 1932, matching the indexed obituary publication date but neither labeled register event. A blank cause column should not be filled by inference. Source IDs: OB-EDWIN-BURIAL · Reader pages: L002-p004, D085-p010 OB-F22 · Lucinda-to-May conveyance: execution and recording remain different dates The supplied title chronology states a deed from Lucinda D. Peck to May S. Eaton dated September 24, 1910 and recorded December 19, 1912, in book 510, p. 245 as read in the local copy. The neighborhood walking tour says purchase in 1911. No newly located original deed resolves the discrepancy; preserve deed execution, recording and reported occupancy as different events. Source IDs: · Reader pages: L002-p004, L002-p053 OB-F23 · Later owners: avoid filling gaps with unrelated biographies The strongest later-owner evidence remains the supplied title chronology and dated correspondence: Violet’s transfer to the Camdens in January 1939; a trust transfer to Thomas A. Hudson in November 1982; and a public trustee transfer to Charles D. and Janet L. McCormick in February 1991. Chick McCormick’s February 28, 1991 letter describes plans for 618 as a bed-and-breakfast. No independent biographical records found in this pass securely identify Hudson or expand the McCormicks’ personal history. Limit: Narrative dates of Hudson 1985 and McCormick 1990 conflict with the dated title notes. Do not replace the title dates with the narrative shorthand. Source IDs: · Reader pages: L002-p004, L002-p005, L003-p004, L004-p003, L004-p006 OB-F24 · Construction timing is still an open building-history question The newly retrieved biographies establish the Peck family’s mining and civic background but do not name a builder, architect, construction contract or 618 street address. Existing directory research places the address in use before the widely repeated circa-1896 date. The present Queen Anne building’s exact construction date therefore remains unresolved; an earlier address listing alone does not prove the present structure existed then. Limit: No original permit, builder’s ledger or construction newspaper notice was located in this owner-biography pass. Source IDs: OB-BOOK-1899 · Reader pages: OB-F25 · Keep neighboring households separate William C. Stark, the Stark hardware business and Justice John C. Young belong to the separate 614 North Nevada history. Daisy C. Todd and the 622 North Nevada photographs belong to the neighboring parcel context. Their biographies must not be merged into the 618 Peck/Eaton title chain. Source IDs: · Reader pages: L002-p016, L006-p001, L004-p003, L005-p002, L057, L058 [D082-p018] 618 North Nevada · Historical research · October 15, 2026 18 Recorded transfers and unresolved links 2000-01-12 · reception 200004139 HISTORIC PROPERTIES OF COLO SPGS INC → VINTAGE HOSPITALITY LLC The official assessor sales history for this exact parcel independently lists reception 200004139 and the same parties. The recorder index legal fields are blank. 2007-12-05 · reception 207154797 VINTAGE HOSPITALITY LLC → DAVIES DANIEL K / DAVIES CYNTHIA M Official assessor sales history ties this recorder reception to parcel 6407417005. The recorder index omits Addition No. 1 from its subdivision label, so parcel match rests on the assessor linkage, parties and block/lots together. 2016-06-01 · reception 216058481 DAVIES CYNTHIA M NKA / WOOD-DAVIES CYNTHIA → DAVIES DANIEL K Two indexed grantor names may refer to the same person via name change; do not count as two proven people. Recorder index has blank legal fields. Assessor parcel-specific sales history links this reception to 6407417005. Exact instrument execution date not established. 2016-06-01 · reception 216058482 DAVIES DANIEL K → WEST CHRISTINA / WEST JOSHUA Correct county reception number is 216058482. Some secondary aggregators display 201658482. Sequence immediately follows 216058481; both index timestamps are identical, so exact execution sequence cannot be established from recording time alone. 2022-03-23 · reception 222041276 WEST JOSHUA / WEST CHRISTINA → WEST FAMILY TRUST County index labels this WARRANTY DEED. A secondary aggregator calls it Special Warranty Deed and gives execution Mar 22 2022; neither subtype nor execution date was confirmed from the unavailable deed image, so do not assert them as primary-verified. 1991 candidate/exclusion: 002023401 The supplied deed image L004-p002, Originals/Misc 1.pdf page 2, expressly gives 614 North Nevada Avenue and the north 60 feet of the south 75 feet of Lot 6, Block 22, Addition No. 1. Visually verified. This is not the 618 parcel legal description. 1991 candidate/exclusion: 002023402 Adjacent to the confirmed 614 deed, same parties, and same date as the 618 parcel-specific assessor event. Those are circumstantial links. The recorder legal fields are blank, the assessor 1991 row omits reception and parties, and no readable p650 deed image was obtained. Do not present this reception as definitively conveying 618. [D082-p019] 618 North Nevada · Historical research · October 15, 2026 19 Remaining research routes Exact construction date and the 1890 618 directory address New map evidence favors post-November-1895 through October-1900 dwelling appearance at this lot. Exact date and earlier address require original permits/deeds/renumbering evidence. Original 618 intensive survey/site number, nomination/HP overlay ordinance Public City board-review page names the 2003-2004 study but has no direct report/form download. Museum and state archival holdings are concrete leads. No actual property survey/nomination obtained. 1994 Gazette renovation article Catalog citation confirmed, article no. 174586, Jan 2, 1994 F1:1. No freely available actual scan located. Provider requires a scan inquiry; none sent. Historic construction and 1939 conversion permits Public archived-card search reached results URL without a usable listing. This is an unsuccessful retrieval, not evidence of missing historical records. Concrete next source: PPLD MSS 0299, open to the public at Penrose Library; original building, tapping, moving and wrecking permit volumes and indexes. The finding aid dates the City Building Department to 1897, after the guide approximate 1896 date. Do not assume a construction permit survives. Exact apartment conversion date/unit count 1962 map says APTS, without conversion date or count. Need historical permit or contemporaneous street directory/tax records to verify reported 1939 eight-unit account. Original deed images for 2000, 2007, 2016 and 2022 Recorder index facts and assessor parcel linkage were retrieved; online deed-image access was denied/unavailable. Obtain the actual instruments before asserting execution dates, signatures, tenancy fractions or warranty subtype. The exact 1991 corporate transfer of 618 Reception 002023401 is definitively neighboring 614. Reception 002023402 is a candidate for 618, but its legal description is blank and deed page 650 was not available. The corporate owner is securely tied to 618 as the 2000 grantor. Restoration article’s 720 / 618 address and original architect 1997 article facade visually matches 618 and 1998 directory corroborates the inn/firm project, but the printed street address remains conflicting. Restoration credits do not identify the nineteenth-century architect. Amelia Thurston/Thursten and Ida A. Calson Directory evidence establishes co-address and domestic-service context; kinship, duration, life histories and exact identity remain unverified. Census schedules and contemporary local records could resolve them. [D082-p020] 618 North Nevada · Historical research · October 15, 2026 20 Daisy Todd, Camden trusts and the intervening estate chain Supplied deeds, will, probate and 1982 trustee conveyance provide points in the chain. Additional probate and trust instruments are needed before claiming continuous ownership by any single individual. [D082-p021] 618 North Nevada · Historical research · October 15, 2026 21 Sources and access The interactive HTML provides all numbered source parts, maps, photographs, page scans and searchable text. The stored-source manifest preserves original and derivative hashes, source URLs, rights, and original-page ranges. Some source packages contain alternate formats or selected reading copies; package/page totals are not counts of independent corroborating records. OB-BOOK-1899 · Portrait and Biographical Record of the State of Colorado https://archive.org/details/portraitbiographco00chap Frank G. Peck, printed p. 433 / PDF p. 479; Arthur Peck, printed pp. 526-527 / PDF pp. 570-571. Published in Chicago in 1899; public domain in the United States by age. Internet Archive metadata records no visible copyright notice and a stated date of 1899. OB-BLUE-1891 · The Colorado Blue Book for 1891 https://archive.org/details/coloradobluebook00krnk Edwin J. Eaton, printed p. 159 / PDF p. 169. Title date on PDF p. 7; copyright 1891 on PDF p. 12; preface dated April 18, 1891 on PDF p. 14. Published in the United States in 1891; public domain in the United States by age. Internet Archive carries a Library of Congress no-known-restrictions notice. OB-YEAR-1929 · Year Book of the State of Colorado, 1928-1929 https://spl.cde.state.co.us/artemis/exserials/ex211internet/ Government and Political Record, printed p. 225 / PDF p. 239, Secretary of State column. Official state publication issued in the United States in 1929; public domain in the United States by age. OB-LUCINDA-1924 · Pioneer Resident Dies: Lucinda D. Peck https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/162271 Gazette, April 29, 1924, p. 7, col. 4; one-page PDF. PPLD rights statement: No Copyright - United States (NoC-US). OB-BAPTISMS-1896 · May Stuart Eaton and daughters: Grace Church baptism register https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/987954 Book 3, baptisms p. 2; one-page PDF includes facing p. 3. May, Violet and Ella rows at bottom of p. 2. PPLD rights statement: No Copyright - United States (NoC-US). OB-VIOLET-MARRIAGE · Clyde Hugh Smith and Violet May Eaton: Grace Church marriage register https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/989107 [D082-p022] 618 North Nevada · Historical research · October 15, 2026 22 Book 3, marriages p. 326; one-page PDF includes facing p. 327; bottom marriage row. PPLD rights statement: No Copyright - United States (NoC-US). OB-EDWIN-BURIAL · Edwin J. Eaton: Grace Church burial register https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/990686 Book 4, burials p. 276; Edwin J. Eaton row. PPLD rights statement: No Copyright - United States (NoC-US). OB-ARTHUR-DEATH · Arthur Peck: Colorado Springs Death and Interment Register, entry 4313 https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/976702 One-page PDF, entry 4313. Death-day ditto marks follow the May 5 entry above. 1907 municipal register; public domain in the United States by age. Catalog does not supply a separate rights statement. OB-LUCINDA-PORTRAIT · Mrs. A. C. Peck portrait catalog https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/79818 Portrait identification and hospital dedication attribution; image not downloaded or republished. Catalog gives 1839-1921, corrected by the 1924 obituary. PPLD source rights label: InC-EDU. Only factual bibliographic metadata is included in publishable JSON; no source image or article asset is hosted. OB-ARTHUR-OBIT-INDEX · Arthur Peck obituary catalog https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/120109 Gazette p. 1, col. 2. Catalog only; local clipping L002-p047 supplies article text. PPLD source rights label: NoC-US. Only factual bibliographic metadata is included in publishable JSON; no source image or article asset is hosted. OB-ARTHUR-FUNERAL-INDEX · Arthur Peck funeral catalog https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/120123 Gazette p. 8, col. 1. Catalog only. PPLD source rights label: NoC-US. Only factual bibliographic metadata is included in publishable JSON; no source image or article asset is hosted. OB-EDWIN-OBIT-INDEX · Edwin J. Eaton obituary catalog https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/1004398 Gazette A1, col. 1. Restricted source represented by factual catalog metadata; article asset not republished. PPLD source rights label: InC-EDU. Only factual bibliographic metadata is included in publishable JSON; no source image or article asset is hosted. [D082-p023] 618 North Nevada · Historical research · October 15, 2026 23 OB-EDWIN-PIONEER-INDEX · Honored as a pioneer citizen: Edwin J. Eaton catalog https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/1027289 Gazette p. 1, col. 1; index supplies a lead to an extended profile, not independently read article text. PPLD source rights label: InC-EDU. Only factual bibliographic metadata is included in publishable JSON; no source image or article asset is hosted. OB-MAY-OBIT-INDEX · Mary Eaton obituary catalog https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/177595 Gazette p. 1, col. 6; local L002-p038 contains a clipping with May Eaton details. PPLD source rights label: NoC-US. Only factual bibliographic metadata is included in publishable JSON; no source image or article asset is hosted. OB-MAY-FUNERAL-INDEX · Mrs. (E.J.) Mary Eaton obituary catalog https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/177600 Gazette p. 1, col. 8 and p. 11, col. 4; catalog only. PPLD source rights label: NoC-US. Only factual bibliographic metadata is included in publishable JSON; no source image or article asset is hosted. OB-MAY-MARRIAGE-INDEX · Marriage: May Whipple and E. J. Eaton catalog https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/74946 Weekly Gazette p. 3, col. 5. Date is publication, not a proven wedding day. PPLD source rights label: NoC-US. Only factual bibliographic metadata is included in publishable JSON; no source image or article asset is hosted. OB-MAY-MARRIAGE-DUP · May Whipple and E. J. Eaton marriage catalog, duplicate index https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/1027287 Same Weekly Gazette citation as node 74946, but a different rights label. Asset not copied; retain the inconsistency. PPLD source rights label: InC-EDU. Only factual bibliographic metadata is included in publishable JSON; no source image or article asset is hosted. OB-ELLA-DEATH-INDEX · Death claims Ella Harding Eaton, 12 years of age: catalog https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/741406 Facts vol. 7, no. 25, p. 15, cols. 1-2. Parent surname appears as Easton in catalog metadata, likely an index error; article not examined. PPLD source rights label: NoC-US. Only factual bibliographic metadata is included in publishable JSON; no source image or article asset is hosted. [D082-p024] 618 North Nevada · Historical research · October 15, 2026 24 OB-VIOLET-LICENSE-INDEX · Marriage license: Clyde Hugh Smith and Violet May Eaton catalog https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/139944 Gazette p. 12, col. 1. Publication date corroborates the period, not the ceremony day. PPLD source rights label: NoC-US. Only factual bibliographic metadata is included in publishable JSON; no source image or article asset is hosted. OB-VIOLET-NEWS-INDEX · Marriage: Clyde Hugh Smith and Violet May Eaton catalog https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/139963 Gazette section 2, p. 2, col. 2; catalog only. PPLD source rights label: NoC-US. Only factual bibliographic metadata is included in publishable JSON; no source image or article asset is hosted. OB-WHIPPLE-1877-INDEX · Whipple will live with Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Eaton: catalog https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/1019485 Weekly Gazette p. 2, col. 5; predates the 618 household. Catalog describes Whipple renting his house to Dr. W. A. Ellis. PPLD source rights label: InC-EDU. Only factual bibliographic metadata is included in publishable JSON; no source image or article asset is hosted. OB-WHIPPLE-EATON-1878 · New firm: Whipple and Eaton catalog https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/1019479 Gazette p. 4, col. 1. Unread article; do not assume the Eaton partner is Edwin. PPLD source rights label: InC-EDU. Only factual bibliographic metadata is included in publishable JSON; no source image or article asset is hosted. OB-WHIPPLE-EATON-1880 · Whipple and Eaton building activity catalog https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/1023646 Gazette p. 4, col. 3; catalog reports 27 dwellings/additions. Does not establish construction of 618 or identify the Eaton partner conclusively. PPLD source rights label: InC-EDU. Only factual bibliographic metadata is included in publishable JSON; no source image or article asset is hosted. SANBORN-1890 · Sanborn Fire Insurance Map from Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colorado. https://www.loc.gov/item/sanborn00976_004/ Public domain; Library of Congress states online Sanborn Maps Collection content is free to use and reuse. Credit: Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division, Sanborn Maps Collection. [D082-p025] 618 North Nevada · Historical research · October 15, 2026 25 SANBORN-1892 · Sanborn Fire Insurance Map from Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colorado. https://www.loc.gov/item/sanborn00976_005/ Public domain; Library of Congress states online Sanborn Maps Collection content is free to use and reuse. Credit: Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division, Sanborn Maps Collection. SANBORN-1895 · Sanborn Fire Insurance Map from Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colorado. https://www.loc.gov/item/sanborn00976_006/ Public domain; Library of Congress states online Sanborn Maps Collection content is free to use and reuse. Credit: Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division, Sanborn Maps Collection. SANBORN-1900 · Sanborn Fire Insurance Map from Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colorado. https://www.loc.gov/item/sanborn00976_007/ Public domain; Library of Congress states online Sanborn Maps Collection content is free to use and reuse. Credit: Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division, Sanborn Maps Collection. SANBORN-1907 · Sanborn Fire Insurance Map from Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colorado. https://www.loc.gov/item/sanborn00976_008/ Public domain; Library of Congress states online Sanborn Maps Collection content is free to use and reuse. Credit: Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division, Sanborn Maps Collection. SANBORN-1962 · Sanborn Fire Insurance Map from Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colorado. https://www.loc.gov/item/sanborn00976_009/ Public domain; Library of Congress states online Sanborn Maps Collection content is free to use and reuse. Credit: Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division, Sanborn Maps Collection. PPLD-PHOTO-584789 · 618 North Nevada Avenue - 584789 https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/584789 In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted (InC-EDU). PPLD expressly permits private study, research and educational use; other reproduction/publication/exhibition requires permission. Copyright retained. Not public domain. PPLD-PHOTO-584771 · 618 North Nevada Avenue - 584771 https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/584771 In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted (InC-EDU). PPLD expressly permits private study, research and educational use; other reproduction/publication/exhibition requires permission. Copyright retained. Not public domain. [D082-p026] 618 North Nevada · Historical research · October 15, 2026 26 PPLD-PHOTO-584783 · 618 North Nevada Avenue - 584783 https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/584783 In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted (InC-EDU). PPLD expressly permits private study, research and educational use; other reproduction/publication/exhibition requires permission. Copyright retained. Not public domain. PPLD-PHOTO-584780 · 618 North Nevada Avenue - 584780 https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/584780 In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted (InC-EDU). PPLD expressly permits private study, research and educational use; other reproduction/publication/exhibition requires permission. Copyright retained. Not public domain. PPLD-RENOVATION-1994-SUPP · Renovation reveals peek at the past https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/514693 InC-EDU shown in catalog; no actual article obtained or reproduced. CITY-SURVEY-PLAN-2025 · Colorado Springs Historic Resource Survey Plan, second draft https://coloradosprings.gov/system/files/2025-07/Colorado%20Springs%20Historic%20Resource%20Survey%20Plan%20%282nd%20DRAFT %2C%20JULY%2018%29.pdf Official publicly accessible city-hosted report; no blanket public-domain or open-reuse license identified. Retained in private research archive. CSPM-SURVEY-CATALOG · Manuscript Collections - Architectural Survey Collection https://www.cspm.org/collections/manuscript-collections/ Catalog access does not establish reuse rights to archival documents. PPRBD-ARCHIVED-CARDS · PPRBD public archived permit card search, 618 N Nevada Ave https://account.pprbd.org/PublicAccess/PermitSearchResults.aspx?StLo=618&StHi=618&StDir=N&StName=NEVADA&StType=AVE&Search Type=PermitCard&BackLink=AddressSearch.aspx No permit source document obtained; no reuse conclusion. PPLD-MSS0299 · MSS 0299. El Paso County Building Permits. 1878-1974 https://7107.sydneyplus.com/archive/final/Portal/PPLD.aspx?component=AABC&record=f6f7fcb4-ab83-42ce-a291-a2136416da7b Public access is expressly allowed; no general reproduction/publication or public-domain rights statement located. AIA-RESTORATION-1997 · Rebirth of a Queen https://www.usmodernist.org/AIACO/AIACO-1997-11.pdf Copyright retained. USModernist provides public reading/download access but no republication license was established; its current terms prohibit unauthorized reproduction, publication and further distribution. Local research only; do not host PDF, scans or full OCR. [D082-p027] 618 North Nevada · Historical research · October 15, 2026 27 AIA-DIRECTORY-1998 · AIA Colorado Directory 1998 - Colorado Architecture Partnership member firm profile https://www.usmodernist.org/AIACO/AIACO-1998-d.pdf Copyright retained. USModernist provides public reading/download access but no republication license was established; its current terms prohibit unauthorized reproduction, publication and further distribution. Local research only; do not host PDF, scans or full OCR. DIR-1888 · Directory of Colorado Springs, Manitou Springs, and Colorado City, 1888 https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/793002 http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/ DIR-1890 · Directory of Colorado Springs, Manitou Springs and Colorado City, 1890 https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/793003 http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/ DIR-1894 · Directory of Colorado Springs, Colorado City and Manitou, 1894 https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/793005 http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/ DIR-1896 · Directory of Colorado Springs, 1896 https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/793006 http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/ DIR-1898 · Directory of Colorado Springs, 1898 https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/793007 http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/ DIR-1900 · The Giles City Directory of Colorado Springs, Colorado City and Manitou, May, 1900 https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/793008 http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/ DIR-1902 · The Giles City Directory of Colorado Springs, Colorado City and Manitou, May, 1902 https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/793010 http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/ [D082-p028] 618 North Nevada · Historical research · October 15, 2026 28 DIR-1910 · R. L. Polk Directory Co. Colorado Springs, Colorado City and Manitou City Directory, 1910 https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/793018 http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/ DIR-1911 · R. L. Polk Directory Co. Colorado Springs, Colorado City and Manitou City Directory, 1911 https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/793019 http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/ DIR-1912 · R. L. Polk Directory Co. Colorado Springs, Colorado City and Manitou City Directory, 1912 https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/793020 http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/ DIR-1915 · The R. L. Polk Directory Co's Colorado Springs, Colorado City and Manitou City Directory, 1915 https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/793022 http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/ DIR-1920 · The R. L. Polk Directory Co's Colorado Springs and Manitou City Directory, 1920 https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/793025 http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/ DIR-1929 · Polk's Colorado Springs and Manitou (Colorado) City Directory, 1929 https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/793033 http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/ DIR-1936 · Polk's Colorado Springs (Colorado) City Directory Including Manitou and Pikes Peak Region, 1936 https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/1046152 http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/ [D082-p029] 618 North Nevada · Historical research · October 15, 2026 29 TOUR · North Downtown Historic Resources walking tour; stop 24, Peck Residence https://historicuptown.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/northwalkingtour.pdf PDF page 16, printed page 16; introduction PDF pages 2-3 Map on PDF page 1 expressly reserves reproduction rights. Retain full guide for local research; publicly link to host and use brief paraphrases. PPLD-RESEARCH-GUIDE · Property Research Guide https://ppld.org/researching-your-homes-history Official ownership sources https://property.spatialest.com/co/elpaso/#/property/6407417005 https://assessor.elpasoco.com/assessordata/ https://api.spatialest.com/v1/co/elpaso/sales-history/6407417005 https://publicrecordsearch.elpasoco.com/ https://clerkandrecorder.elpasoco.com/recording/ https://api.spatialest.com/v1/co/elpaso/sales-history/6407417005 https://publicrecordsearch.elpasoco.com/ https://www.coloradosos.gov/biz/BusinessEntityDetail.do?quitButtonDestination=BusinessEntityResults&nameTyp=ENT&masterFileId=19991 243745&entityId2=19991243745&fileId=&srchTyp=ENTITY [D083-p001] Colorado Springs townsite plats Original town map, 1871, and Addition No. 1, 1873 These municipal scans preserve the historical town and addition plats as geographic and subdivision context. They show streets, lots, blocks and legal acknowledgments. They do not establish when a house was built or who occupied it. The present parcel is described in county records as the south half of Lot 7 and north 25 feet of Lot 6, Block 22, Addition No. 1. 1871 original town map https://web1.coloradosprings.gov/subdivview/Combined/T/Town_of_Colorado_Springs_Plat-a.pdf Source PDF page 1; retrieved October 15, 2026. SHA256: 789b44708cce22227bcb137bed1e03d206df9ba9915e39ccfe66002299e39dcb 1873 Addition No. 1 map https://web1.coloradosprings.gov/subdivview/Combined/A/Addition_No_1_to_the_Town_of_Colorado_Springs_Plat. pdf Source PDF page 1; retrieved October 15, 2026. SHA256: be9d4da25e1b8bfb91cdaae4a0e781c8032db2487d07dd9303885f55396c18dc D083 / D083-p001 / Townsite-Plat-Reference-Packet.pdf / original page 1 Retained source text: verify uncertain details against the scan. Original preserved. [D083-p002] Map title, scale, survey credit and marks MAP OF THE TOWN OF COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO. SCALE 300' TO THE INCH. SEPT [illegible] 1871. [E. S. Nettleton?], Surveyor. 76 001 Principal map labels CASCADE AVENUE TEJON STREET NEVADA AVENUE WEBER STREET WAHSATCH AVENUE MORENO AVENUE CIMARRON COSTILLA VERMIJO CUCHARRAS HUERFANO PIKES PEAK BIJOU BOULDER PUEBLO AVENUE CHEYENNE AVENUE ALAMO 112 SQUARE ACACIA 62 PLACE N / S / E / W Handwritten note on lot dimensions and reservations NOTE Lots in Block 72, from 17 to 32 are 25 ft wide by 180 ft deep. Lots in Block 81 from 17 to 24, and in Block 82 from 9 to 24, and in Block 91 from 25 to 32, and in Block 92 from 1 to 16, and in Block 102 from 9 to 24, are 25 ft by 180 ft. The remaining lots in these Blocks, and in Blocks 51, 61, 71, 101, 111, 121, and the lots west of the alley in Blocks 41, 73, 83, 93, 103, 131, are 25 ft by 190 ft. Lots in Blocks 31, 32, 33, 42, 43, 54, 63, 64, 74, 84, 94, 104, 113, 114, 132, 133, 141, 142, 143, and lots in Blocks 41, 73, 83, 93, 103, 131, west of the alley, are 50 ft by 190 ft. Lots in Blocks 44, 53, 123, 134 are 50 ft by 190 ft except when cut by avenues. Lots in Block 52 from 5 to 12, and in Block 122 from 9 to 16, are 50 ft by 180 ft. The remaining lots in Blocks 52 and 122 are 50 ft by 190 ft. Lots in Blocks 34 and 144 are 100 ft by 190 ft. All Avenues except "Pueblo" and "Cheyenne" (which are 141 ft 4 in wide) are 140 ft wide. All Streets are 100 ft wide. All alleys are 20 ft wide. All Squares are 400 ft square. All Blocks are 400 ft square. Blocks 62 and 112 are reserved for Public buildings, Company buildings and Parks. Acknowledgment / certification, lower margin Territory of Colorado, El Paso County To wit: Be it remembered, that on this, 26th day of September A.D. 1871 before me the undersigned Matthew France, a Notary Public in and for said County in the Territory of Colorado duly commissioned and authorized under the laws of said Territory to take the acknowledgment of deeds &c., personally appeared William R. Mellen Vice President and Superintendent for town of Colorado Springs Company, to me personally known to be such officer, and acknowledged that the annexed is an accurate plot or map of the town of Colorado Springs as laid out by the said Company as proprietors thereof, that the streets, alleys, avenues, and highways, and the width thereof are correctly stated thereon: that the reserved squares are correctly stated thereon: that all lots and blocks with their boundaries designated by numbers with dimensions annexed are as shown upon the said plat or map. In witness whereof I have hereunto affixed my name and notarial seal the day and year above written. Matt France Notary Public [Notarial seal: lettering partly illegible.] Faded reversed marginal endorsement, reoriented and mirrored for reading [illegible title fragments: Colorado Springs / town of ...] Territory of Colorado } ss County of El Paso } This plat was filed for record at [7?] o'clock P.M. [Sept. 26?] A.D. 1871. Henry [illegible] Recorder By Matt France, Deputy [illegible marks] [D083-p003] Map title, scale, drawing credit and marks Map of Addition No. 1. to the Town of Colorado Springs EL PASO COUNTY COL. TER. Scale 500 ft. to the inch Drawn by Geo. Summers [Draft.?] & C.E. from the Original by [E.?] S. Nettleton C.E. & Surveyor 8 002 Location Location — Situated in Sections 7 and 18 of Township 14 South Range 66 West of the 6th Principal Meridian and surrounds the original Plot of the Town of Colorado Springs (as filed for Record on September 26 A.D. 1871) on the North, East, South, and from Moreno Avenue to Huerfano Street on the West. Divisions Divisions — [First line obscured by fold.] follows, viz: — 21, 22, 23, 24, 11, 12, 13, 14, 1, 2, 3, 4 — 200 to 264 inclusive; — 266, 267, 269, 270, 272, 273, 274, 275, 276 — Dimensions Dimensions — All Avenues are 140 feet wide All Streets are 100 ft. wide All Alleys are 20 ft. wide Block 200 is 900 ft square. Blocks 21, 22, 23, 24, 11, 12, 13, 14, 1, 2, 3, 4, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 207, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 95, 105, [263?], 264, 266, 267, 269, 270, 272, 273, 275, 276, are each 400 ft. square. Blocks 96 and 106 are each 190 feet by 400 feet Blocks 213 to 261 inclusive are of the sizes and are divided as designated on the map. In all blocks divided into four lots, the lots are 200 ft. x 190 ft. excepting in blocks 96 and 106 where the lots are 100 ft. x 190 ft. and except where otherwise designated on the map. In all blocks divided into Eight lots, the lots are 100 ft. x [190 ft.?] In all blocks divided into sixteen lots, the lots are 50 ft. x 190 ft. In all blocks divided into Thirty-two lots, the lots are 25 ft. x 190 ft. The lots in the Northern half of blocks 269 and 270 are 25 ft. x 190 ft. and those in the Southern half of these two blocks are 50 ft. x 190 ft. Lots on Blocks 262 and 274 are 50 ft. x 190 ft. Principal map labels and boundary annotations CASCADE AVE. TEJON ST. NEVADA AVE. WEBER ST. WAHSATCH AVE. CORONA ST. COLUMB[IA?] ST SAN MIGL ST UINTAH ST SAN RAFAEL ST Y[AM?]PAH ST CACHE LA POUDRE ST DALE MONUMENT S[T?] WILLAMETTE AVE. BOULDER ST BIJOU ST PIKES PEAK AVE HUERFANO ST CUCHARRAS ST VERMIJO AVE. COSTILLA ST CIMARRON ST MORENO AVE. [North line?] of Section 7 [South line?] of Section 18 Center note describing original plat boundary The Space bounded by the double red lines is the Original Plot of the Town of Colorado Springs as filed for Record on the 26 day, September A.D. 1871 at 7 P.M. Reversed marginal inscription near Boulder Street, reoriented and mirrored for reading Colorado Springs Co[.] [illegible] 1 Company certification and attestation, upper right Know all men by these Presents That the Colorado Springs Company being the proprietors of the lands embraced within the Plot of Addition No. 1 to the Town of Colorado Springs hereto annexed, have laid out the said lands according to the said Plot and the description thereof, and hereby authorize the same to be filed according to the Statute in such case provided; and the said Company by Henry McAllister jr. its Executive [Director, and Charles DeCoursey?] its Secretary, hereby acknowledge that the said map or Plot accurately sets forth the streets, alleys, avenues and highways and the width thereof and all lots and blocks with their boundaries and dimensions. In Witness whereof the said Colorado Springs Company hath hereunto affixed its Corporate Seal and caused the same to be attested by the Signatures of its Executive Director and Secretary this nine- teenth day of April A.D. 1873 Henry McAllister Jr Executive Director Colorado Springs Company Attest Charles DeCoursey Secretary [Corporate seal: lettering largely illegible.] Notarial acknowledgment, lower right Territory of Colorado El Paso County Be it remembered that on this 19th day of April A.D. 1873 before me the undersigned a notary Public for said Territory duly Commissioned and authorized under the laws thereof to take the acknowledgment of deeds in said County personally appeared Henry McAllister Jr. Executive Director and Charles DeCoursey Secretary of the Colorado Springs Company known to me to be the identical persons named in and who executed the above acknowledgment of the annexed map or Plot and they in due form of law severally acknowledged that they signed sealed and delivered the same as their free and [voluntary act and deed?] for the uses and purposes therein set forth. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my Official Seal at Colorado Springs in the County aforesaid the day and year aforesaid. Matt France Notary Public [Notarial seal: lettering partly illegible.] Faded recording endorsement, lower left [Territory of Colorado?] [County of El Paso?] [illegible] this [illegible] for Record at 7 o'clock P.M. April 19th A.D. 1873, and duly recorded in book A [illegible] on page [illegible] [illegible signature and title] [D084-p001] Sanborn map evidence 618 North Nevada Avenue, Colorado Springs | Block 22 618 N. Nevada Avenue | Historical source archive | Retrieved 15 October 2026 1 The November 1895 and October 1900 maps supply a useful comparison for the construction-date question. November 1895, sheet 2: 622 is drawn in the northern part of printed lot 7. No dwelling outline is drawn on the southern part of that lot immediately north of lot 6 / 610, where 618 is explicitly labeled in 1900. There is no white building outline in that mapped area. October 1900, sheet 2: a yellow irregular dwelling marked 2 1/2 B and D appears at 618. The frontage within lot 7 has been subdivided on this map. An east porch, side projections and a small rear structure are visible. 1907, sheet 28: 618 is labeled D with a 2 1/2-story notation and a similar main outline. The separate pink dwelling directly south is 614; do not transfer its details to 618. 1907 base corrected through April 1962, volume 1, sheet 28: 618 is labeled APTS. A concrete rear dwelling is labeled 618 1/2. This establishes mapped apartment use by the correction date, not the exact conversion date or unit count. 1890 and 1892: their index maps leave Block 22 outside the detailed colored coverage. These editions cannot establish whether a dwelling stood here then. Interpretation: the map comparison supports a dwelling appearing between the November 1895 and October 1900 map states, consistent with the guide's approximate 1896 date. It is not a building permit, a certified completion date or proof that the land was never occupied. The 1890 directory address remains a separate unresolved earlier-address record. Reading this packet: each full sheet is followed by a larger property/block excerpt. Printed sheet numbers and Library of Congress image-sequence numbers are both supplied. Crops are rotated only where stated; no map content is retouched. Rights and provenance: Library of Congress states that its online Sanborn Maps Collection is in the public domain and free to use and reuse. Credit: Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division, Sanborn Maps Collection. Original downloaded JPEG 2000 source files are retained separately; this PDF uses compressed JPEG reading derivatives. D084 / D084-p001 / Sanborn Map Evidence 1890-1962.pdf / original page 1 Retained source text: verify uncertain details against the scan. Original preserved. [D084-p002] # Colorado Springs Sanborn sheet 2: Nov. 1895 COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. Sheet 2. Nov. 1895. ## Property-area labels Block 22; lots 5, 6, 7, 8. N. NEVADA AV.; N. TEJON; E. MONUMENT; E. WILLAMETTE AV.; E. ST. VRAIN; N. CASCADE AV. North Nevada frontage on Block 22: 632, 622, 610, 606. No 618 dwelling footprint or 618 street-number label is drawn in the future 618 portion of lot 7. This observation is limited to what this November 1895 sheet depicts. ST. STEPHEN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH; 18′ TO EAVES; STOVE PIPE OUTSIDE [church annotation, on the Tejon side of the block]. D [dwelling symbol]; story figures. Colorado Springs Co's Add'n No. 1. ## Other material labels on the full sheet FIRST CONG'L CHURCH; PHOTO. STUDIO; LIVERY & BOARDING; Colorado Springs Co's Add'n No. 5; PARK; MESA ROAD; W. MONUMENT; W. WILLAMETTE AV.; W. ST. VRAIN. Scale of feet; water-pipe and hydrant symbols. ## Scope and conventions Material map labels are transcribed; parcel geometry, unrelated tiny lot dimensions and every unrelated index entry are retained visually rather than expanded into prose. Brackets mark editorial descriptions or uncertain readings. This is not a survey or title certification. [D084-p003] # Block 22 property detail: Nov. 1895 ## Property-area labels Block 22; lots 5, 6, 7, 8. N. NEVADA AV.; N. TEJON; E. MONUMENT; E. WILLAMETTE AV.; E. ST. VRAIN; N. CASCADE AV. North Nevada frontage on Block 22: 632, 622, 610, 606. No 618 dwelling footprint or 618 street-number label is drawn in the future 618 portion of lot 7. This observation is limited to what this November 1895 sheet depicts. ST. STEPHEN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH; 18′ TO EAVES; STOVE PIPE OUTSIDE [church annotation, on the Tejon side of the block]. D [dwelling symbol]; story figures. Colorado Springs Co's Add'n No. 1. ## Source date Nov. 1895. ## Scope and conventions Material map labels are transcribed; parcel geometry, unrelated tiny lot dimensions and every unrelated index entry are retained visually rather than expanded into prose. Brackets mark editorial descriptions or uncertain readings. This is not a survey or title certification. [D084-p004] # Colorado Springs Sanborn sheet 2: Oct. 1900 COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. Sheet 2. Oct. 1900. ## Property-area labels Block 22; lots 5, 6, 7, 8. N. NEVADA AV.; N. TEJON; E. MONUMENT; E. WILLAMETTE AV.; E. ST. VRAIN; N. CASCADE AV. North Nevada frontage: 632, 622, **618**, 610, 606, 602. The 618 building is labeled **D** and **2½ B**. Opposite-side/block labels include 631, 623, 619, 611, 601. ST. STEPHEN'S EPISC'L CHURCH; 18′ TO EAVES; FURNACE HEAT; LIGHTS ELEC. [small abbreviation partly indistinct]. Church annotations refer to the church, not the 618 dwelling. 6″ W. PIPE; 12″ W. PIPE; D.H. [hydrant notation]. Colorado Springs Co's Add'n No. 1. ## Other material labels on the full sheet FIRST CONG'L CHURCH; LIVERY & BOARDING; Colorado Springs Co's Add'n No. 5; PARK; MESA ROAD; W. MONUMENT; W. WILLAMETTE AV.; W. ST. VRAIN. Scale of feet; water-pipe symbols. ## Scope and conventions Material map labels are transcribed; parcel geometry, unrelated tiny lot dimensions and every unrelated index entry are retained visually rather than expanded into prose. Brackets mark editorial descriptions or uncertain readings. This is not a survey or title certification. [D084-p005] # Block 22 property detail: Oct. 1900 ## Property-area labels Block 22; lots 5, 6, 7, 8. N. NEVADA AV.; N. TEJON; E. MONUMENT; E. WILLAMETTE AV.; E. ST. VRAIN; N. CASCADE AV. North Nevada frontage: 632, 622, **618**, 610, 606, 602. The 618 building is labeled **D** and **2½ B**. Opposite-side/block labels include 631, 623, 619, 611, 601. ST. STEPHEN'S EPISC'L CHURCH; 18′ TO EAVES; FURNACE HEAT; LIGHTS ELEC. [small abbreviation partly indistinct]. Church annotations refer to the church, not the 618 dwelling. 6″ W. PIPE; 12″ W. PIPE; D.H. [hydrant notation]. Colorado Springs Co's Add'n No. 1. ## Source date Oct. 1900. ## Scope and conventions Material map labels are transcribed; parcel geometry, unrelated tiny lot dimensions and every unrelated index entry are retained visually rather than expanded into prose. Brackets mark editorial descriptions or uncertain readings. This is not a survey or title certification. [D084-p006] # Colorado Springs Sanborn sheet 28: 1907 COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. Sheet 28. 1907. ## Property-area labels Block 22; lots 5, 6, 7, 8. E. MONUMENT; E. WILLAMETTE AV.; E. ST. VRAIN; N. TEJON; N. NEVADA AV.; N. WEBER. North Nevada frontage: 632, 622, **618**, **614**, 606. The 618 dwelling is labeled **D** and **2½**, with a small rear one-story structure. The neighboring 614 footprint is a separate pink-colored building; it is not merged with 618. ST. STEPHENS PROT. EPISC. CHURCH; 18′ TO EAVES; HEAT. FURN.; LIGHTS ELEC. [church annotation]. Colorado Springs Co's Add'n No. 1. ## Other material labels on the full sheet VAN BRIGGLE POTTERY; STUDIO, CITY WATER; OFFICE & SHOW RM; STORAGE; RAW CLAY; COAL; GLAZING KILN; Boarding; FLATS; [COLCHSER FURS?] [business lettering uncertain]. ORIGINAL TOWNSITE. Adjoining-sheet references 22, 27, 29, 32. Scale of feet; pipe/hydrant symbols. ## Scope and conventions Material map labels are transcribed; parcel geometry, unrelated tiny lot dimensions and every unrelated index entry are retained visually rather than expanded into prose. Brackets mark editorial descriptions or uncertain readings. This is not a survey or title certification. [D084-p007] # Block 22 property detail: 1907 ## Property-area labels Block 22; lots 5, 6, 7, 8. E. MONUMENT; E. WILLAMETTE AV.; E. ST. VRAIN; N. TEJON; N. NEVADA AV.; N. WEBER. North Nevada frontage: 632, 622, **618**, **614**, 606. The 618 dwelling is labeled **D** and **2½**, with a small rear one-story structure. The neighboring 614 footprint is a separate pink-colored building; it is not merged with 618. ST. STEPHENS PROT. EPISC. CHURCH; 18′ TO EAVES; HEAT. FURN.; LIGHTS ELEC. [church annotation]. Colorado Springs Co's Add'n No. 1. ## Source date 1907. ## Scope and conventions Material map labels are transcribed; parcel geometry, unrelated tiny lot dimensions and every unrelated index entry are retained visually rather than expanded into prose. Brackets mark editorial descriptions or uncertain readings. This is not a survey or title certification. [D084-p008] # Colorado Springs Sanborn sheet 28: 1907 base, revised through April 1962 COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. Sheet 28. 1907 base, revised through April 1962. ## Property-area labels Block 22; lots 5, 6, 7, 8. E. MONUMENT; E. WILLAMETTE AV.; E. ST. VRAIN; N. TEJON; N. NEVADA AV.; N. WEBER. North Nevada frontage: **632 APTS**; 622 [main building marked S]; **618 APTS**, **2½**; **614 APTS**; **612 D**, **1½**; **606 APTS**. The rear building behind 618 is separately labeled **618½**, **D**, **CONC.** The fur-vault note belongs to **622**, immediately north: **FUR. VAULT (CONC.) / FIREPROOF CONST'N**. It is not assigned to 618. Other labels in Block 22: CHAPEL; 4 CARS [rear structures behind the northern property]; 120, 124, 128, 130, 132 [East Willamette frontage]. GRACE CHURCH & ST. STEPHENS CHURCH, EPISCL. [Tejon side]. ## Other material labels on the full sheet DRS OFF BLDG; REST.; PARK'G; APTS; OFF.; GIRL SCOUTS INC.; MEDICAL OFF'S; MEDICAL CLINIC; ORIGINAL TOWNSITE. Adjoining-sheet references 22, 27, 29, 32. ## Date and interpretation The base cartography is 1907; the associated volume's additional-territory notice is dated April 1962. This sheet is used as the 1962-revised state, not as a newly surveyed 1962 map of every structure. APTS is copied as a mapped use; no number of dwelling units or exact conversion date is inferred. ## Scope and conventions Material map labels are transcribed; parcel geometry, unrelated tiny lot dimensions and every unrelated index entry are retained visually rather than expanded into prose. Brackets mark editorial descriptions or uncertain readings. This is not a survey or title certification. [D084-p009] # Block 22 property detail: 1907 base, revised through April 1962 ## Property-area labels Block 22; lots 5, 6, 7, 8. E. MONUMENT; E. WILLAMETTE AV.; E. ST. VRAIN; N. TEJON; N. NEVADA AV.; N. WEBER. North Nevada frontage: **632 APTS**; 622 [main building marked S]; **618 APTS**, **2½**; **614 APTS**; **612 D**, **1½**; **606 APTS**. The rear building behind 618 is separately labeled **618½**, **D**, **CONC.** The fur-vault note belongs to **622**, immediately north: **FUR. VAULT (CONC.) / FIREPROOF CONST'N**. It is not assigned to 618. Other labels in Block 22: CHAPEL; 4 CARS [rear structures behind the northern property]; 120, 124, 128, 130, 132 [East Willamette frontage]. GRACE CHURCH & ST. STEPHENS CHURCH, EPISCL. [Tejon side]. ## Source date 1907 base, revised through April 1962. ## Scope and conventions Material map labels are transcribed; parcel geometry, unrelated tiny lot dimensions and every unrelated index entry are retained visually rather than expanded into prose. Brackets mark editorial descriptions or uncertain readings. This is not a survey or title certification. [D084-p010] # Sanborn-Perris Colorado Springs index, August 1890 INSURANCE MAPS OF COLORADO SPRINGS EL PASO CO. COLORADO SANBORN-PERRIS MAP CO. Limited 117 BROADWAY, NEW YORK Scale 50 Ft. to an Inch Aug. 1890 Copyright 1890 by the Sanborn-Perris Map Co. Limited. 13 sheets. ## Report text POPULATION 10500. Prevailing Winds N. & N.W. WATER FACILITIES: 2 Reservoirs of Capacities 1¼ Million and 15 Million Galls. Elevation 200 ft. above grade at City Hall. Gravity System. Water Supply from mountain springs & streams. 100 Fire Hydrants. Average Pressure 85 lbs. per Sq. Inch. FIRE DEPARTMENT: 1 Chief, 2 Assistants. 197 Volunteers. 5 Indep'd't Hose Carts. 5000′ good Cotton, Rubber lined Hose. Gamewell System Fire Alarm Telegraph. 10 F.A. Stations. Grades, nearly level. ## Handwritten transcription: agents' endorsement Colorado Springs Col. Aug. 1890. We the undersigned, Insurance Agents, of Colorado Springs, Col. have examined the new insurance map of our town, made by the Sanborn-Perris Map Co. Limited of New York and find it a great improvement on all maps heretofore published. [A. L. Lawton?] W. H. McIntyre Matthew Kennedy [A. J. Denton?] [S. E. Dwinell?] & Co. Henry Le B. Wills Anderson & Darrow McClain & Wright Thos. B. Reeve John Potter John M. [Hardee?] J. W. McDaniel Hemenway and Wentz [J. P. McMillan?] and Co. ## Relevant map labels and coverage N. Nevada; N. Tejon; N. Cascade; E. Monument; E. Willamette; E. St. Vrain; E. Dale; E. Cache La Poudre. Block 22 is drawn between Monument and Willamette west of North Nevada, but lies outside the colored detailed-sheet coverage on this index. This index alone does not establish absence of a building at the future 618 site. INDEX. STREETS. SPECIALS. “* Indicates only one side of Street shown.” ## Material key labels KEY; FIRE WALL 6 IN. AB. ROOF [also 12 and 18]; FRAME PARTITION; OPENING & IRON DOOR; WINDOWS / SHUTTERS; STABLE; WINDOW IN 1ST STORY [also 1ST & 3RD and 2ND & 4TH]. Buildings colored YELLOW are FRAME; RED, BRICK; BLUE, STONE; GREY, IRON; BROWN, ADOBE; GREEN, SPECIALS. [Remaining small construction-symbol details are retained in the image.] ## Scope and conventions Material map labels are transcribed; parcel geometry, unrelated tiny lot dimensions and every unrelated index entry are retained visually rather than expanded into prose. Brackets mark editorial descriptions or uncertain readings. This is not a survey or title certification. [D084-p011] # Sanborn-Perris Colorado Springs index, October 1892 COLORADO SPRINGS COLORADO SANBORN-PERRIS MAP CO. Limited 117 Broadway, New York OCT. 1892 Scale 50 Ft. to an Inch Copyright 1892 by the Sanborn-Perris Map Co. Limited. 13 sheets. ## Report text POPULATION 13000. Prevailing Winds W. & N.W. WATER FACILITIES: Water Supply from mountain streams. Principal storage reservoir, Lake Moraine, Capacity 117 Million Galls. located on Pikes Peak, 10,500 ft. above sea level. 2 Reservoirs, one of 15 Million, the other 1¼ Million Galls. capacity. Elevation 200 ft. above City Hall. 65 Miles of Water Pipes, 3″ to 20″ Diam. 118 Hydrants. Gravity System. Average Pressure 85 lbs per Sq. Inch. FIRE DEPARTMENT: Volunteer, 295 Men. 1 Chief, 2 Assistants. Gamewell System Fire Alarm Telegraph. 22 Stations. 7 Independent Hose Carts. 12000′ Good Cotton, Rubber lined Hose. 1 Hook & Ladder Truck. Grades, nearly level. ## Handwritten transcription: endorsement We have examined the new Insurance Map of our town, made by the Sanborn-Perris Map Co. Limited of New York, and find it correct and extensive. [A. L. Lawton?] W. H. McIntyre Matthew Kennedy [S. E. Dwinell?] & Co. Henry Le B. Wills John Potter Hemenway [J. P. McMillan?] and Co. ## Relevant map labels and coverage N. Nevada; N. Tejon; N. Cascade; E. Monument; E. Willamette; E. St. Vrain; E. Dale; E. Cache La Poudre. Block 22 appears west of North Nevada between Monument and Willamette, outside the colored detailed-sheet coverage. This is coverage evidence, not proof that the future 618 lot was vacant. INDEX. STREETS. SPECIALS. “* Indicates only one side of Street shown.” ## Material key labels KEY; FIRE WALL 6 IN. AB. ROOF [also 12 and 18]; FRAME PARTITION; OPENING & IRON DOOR; WINDOWS / SHUTTERS; STABLE; WINDOW IN 1ST STORY [also 1ST & 3RD and 2ND & 4TH]. Buildings colored YELLOW are FRAME; RED, BRICK; BLUE, STONE; GREY, IRON; BROWN, ADOBE; GREEN, SPECIALS. [Remaining small construction-symbol details are retained in the image.] ## Scope and conventions Material map labels are transcribed; parcel geometry, unrelated tiny lot dimensions and every unrelated index entry are retained visually rather than expanded into prose. Brackets mark editorial descriptions or uncertain readings. This is not a survey or title certification. [D085-p001] 618 North Nevada Avenue Owner biographies: selected primary pages Research copy prepared October 15, 2026. The following pages retain the original source images and any native text layers. PDF page numbers below are one-based. Complete books and provenance metadata are archived alongside this selection. 2. Arthur Peck biography, printed p. 526 Source OB-BOOK-1899; original PDF page 570. https://archive.org/details/portraitbiographco00chap 3. Arthur and Lucinda Peck, printed p. 527 Source OB-BOOK-1899; original PDF page 571. https://archive.org/details/portraitbiographco00chap 4. Frank G. Peck biography, printed p. 433 Source OB-BOOK-1899; original PDF page 479. https://archive.org/details/portraitbiographco00chap 5. Edwin J. Eaton biography, printed p. 159 Source OB-BLUE-1891; original PDF page 169. https://archive.org/details/coloradobluebook00krnk 6. Official Eaton term, printed p. 225 Source OB-YEAR-1929; original PDF page 239. https://spl.cde.state.co.us/artemis/exserials/ex211internet/ 7. Lucinda Peck obituary, Gazette April 29, 1924, p. 7:4 Source OB-LUCINDA-1924; original PDF page 1. https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/162271 8. Grace Church baptisms, Book 3, p. 2 Source OB-BAPTISMS-1896; original PDF page 1. https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/987954 9. Grace Church marriages, Book 3, p. 326 Source OB-VIOLET-MARRIAGE; original PDF page 1. https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/989107 10. Grace Church burials, Book 4, p. 276 Source OB-EDWIN-BURIAL; original PDF page 1. https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/990686 11. Municipal death register, Arthur Peck, entry 4313 Source OB-ARTHUR-DEATH; original PDF page 1. https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/976702 Rights: the 1891, 1899 and 1929 U.S. books are public domain by age. PPLD labels the obituary and Grace Church scans No Copyright - United States. The 1907 municipal register is public domain by age. Full source citations and SHA-256 hashes appear in OWNER-BIOGRAPHIES.json. Reading cautions: Clinton is in Illinois, correcting an earlier Iowa inference. Lucinda died in April 1924, despite a portrait-catalog year of 1921. Arthur's death, Violet's wedding and Edwin's burial records have catalog-date conflicts; see the research findings. Biographies are period accounts, not certified title or vital records. Compiled for the historical reference collection of 618 North Nevada Avenue, Colorado Springs. D085 / D085-p001 / Owner Biographies - Selected Primary Pages.pdf / original page 1 Retained source text: verify uncertain details against the scan. Original preserved. [D085-p002] 526 PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. medical practice there. Dr. Harmon Jones, father of our subject, was born in Kentucky, graduated from the Starling Medical College in St. Louis, and practiced in Paris, later in Wil- liamsburg, Callawa}' County, and finally removed to Fulton, Mo. During the Civil war he served as a surgeon. He was a prominent man among the early settlers and was accustomed to ride, on horseback, with his saddlebags, for long distances in order to visit bis patients. He continued in active practice until four years before his death, which occurred at the age of eighty-three. Fraternally he was connected with the Indepen- dent Order of Odd Fellows. The mother of our subject was Elizabeth Carnes, whose father located a farm on the present site of the St. Louis courthouse. She died when seventy-six years of age. Of her six children four are living, two of whom, Homer (in Cripple Creek) and our subject, are in Colorado. The last-named was the youngest of the family. He was born in Williamsburg, Mo., December 21, 1864, and spent the most of his time, until twelve, in Fulton. For three years he was a student in Westminster College in that village. Later he went to Kansas City, Mo., where he studied pharmacy with H. C. Arnold, and graduated from the Kansas City College of Phar- macy with the degree of Ph. G. He then went to Fort Scott, Kan., and bought a store, where he carried on a drug business. On selling out, he went back to Kansas City and for one year carried on a drug business on Seventeenth and Grand avenue. In 1890 he came to Colorado Springs and for one year was employed by Miller Brothers, since which time he has given his attention to mining. In 1893 he assisted in the organization of the First National Bank of Cripple Creek, of which he was the first vice-president, and served as a director for two years, but then resigned and sold his interest. In Ottawa, Kan., Mr. Jones married Miss Lola Campbell, who was born in Ohio and by whom he has a son, William Robert. He was made a mason in El Paso Lodge No. 13, with which he is identified. He is also a member of Colorado Springs Chapter No. 6, R. A. M.; Pike's Peak Commandery No. 6, K. T., Colorado Consistory, El Jebel Temple, N. M. S. Politically he votes the Democratic ticket. He is a well-known member of the Pike's Peak Club. Though not a member of any denomination he contributes to the support of Grace Episcopal Church, with which his wife is connected. He is a member of the Chamber of Commerce of Colorado Springs. His mining ventures have met with success, for they are backed by his persevering energy and excellent judgment, and the experience which he has gained makes his opinion valuable in matters relating to mining. (p\ RTHUR PECK has made his home in Colo- Li rado Springs since June, 1872, and is a I I stockholder in the Portland and Anchoria- Leland mines, two of the most remunerative min- ing properties in the Cripple Creek region. While he is now successful and prosperous, he has gained success only after years of apparently unrequited toil. For thirty-six years he strug- gled, in the face of financial reverses, and the ill health of himself and family. His connection with the two mines named marked a turning point in his fortunes, and from that time he has enjoyed the smiles of prosperity. The Peck family was founded in America by three brothers who emigrated from Wales and settled in New England. Jason Peck, who was born in Massachusetts, removed to Steuben Coun- ty, N. Y., and remained there until his death, when almost eighty years of age. His son, Erastus, who was born in Massachusetts, became a farmer in Schuyler County, N. Y., and also engaged in building at Anderson settlement on Seneca Lake. At the time of his death he was forty-one years of age. His wife, who bore the maiden name of Lydia Bailey, was born in Massachusetts and in childhood accompanied her parents to New York. At the time of her death she was seventy-one years of age. Of her six children that attained mature years all are living but one daughter, who died in New York. The others are: JoelS., a farmer living in New York; Martin H., a suc- cessful farmer of Altay; Mrs. Nancy Jackson, of Canisteo, N. Y. ; and Ann Eliza, Mrs. Winters, living near Altay, N. Y. Near the head of Seneca Lake, in Schuyler County, N. Y., the subject of this sketch was born April 5, 1835. He attended the district schools, Dundee Academy and a seminary, but poor health prevented the completion of his edu- cation. In 1856 he went to Peoria County, 111., and settled in the town of Jubilee, but afterward removed to El Paso, Woodford Countj', where he engaged in farming. However, his experience in El Paso was not enjoyable, for twice cyclones destroyed his property and in one of these storms D085 / D085-p002 / IA-portraitbiographco00chap.pdf / original page 570 Retained source text: verify uncertain details against the scan. Original preserved. [D085-p003] PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. 527 he was severely injured. In 1868 he removed to Clinton, De Witt Count}', where he carried on a meat market. In 1872 he came to Colorado, hoping that this climate might benefit himself and wife. As soon as he was able to engage in business, he opened a meat market on Tejon street, and this business he continued, at inter- vals, as his health permitted. Since 1869 he has been interested in mines, his first venture being in the Gunnison district, after which he was in Leadville, and finally bought stock in Cripple Creek mines. In El Paso, 111. , Mr. Peck married Miss Lucinda D. Naj^ who was born in New Hampshire, a de- scendant of the famous French general, Marshal Michel Ney. Her father, Gardiner Nay, was an early settler of Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Peck have an only son, Frank G., who is secretary and treasurer of the Portland Gold Mining Company. Politically Mr. Peck is a firm believer in the sil- ver cause, and supports that branch of the Re- publican party. In the fall of 1872, shortly after he came to this city, he assisted in organizing a Baptist Church and so great was his interest in the work that he generously donated one-third of his entire property for the building of the house of worship. Of those who assisted in the formation of the church he alone survives, and, as a charter member aud active worker, he has borne a part in every plan for the growth of the congregation and the enlargement of its work. HON. JAMES CASTELLO, a pioneer of Colorado, was born and reared upon a farm in Pennsylvania and in early manhood re- moved to St. Louis, Mo., where he' had mer- cantile interests. Later he engaged in lead min- ing at Mineral Point and vicinity. He was mar- ried in Wisconsin in 1838 to Catherine Hughes, a native of Ohio and in girlhood a resident of Illi- nois. In 1840 he returued to St. Louis, where he engaged in farming near the city. A man of prominence in his community, he was elected county sheriff in 1857 ^"d at other times held various local positions. During the summer of 1858 one of Mr. Castel- lo's sous had come to Colorado and in i860 he crossed the plains, intending to settle in the west. Going to Nevadaville he engaged in mining for one year, after which he was similarly interested in Fairplay, Park County. At the same time he carried on a hotel business there until 1868. His family had joined him in 1863. In 1870 he re- moved to El Paso County, where he founded the town of Florissant, named in honor of his former home town in Missouri. There he started the first store, which he conducted in connection with farming. For one term, during his residence in Park County, Mr. Castello served as county judge. In 1865 he was a member of the first state senate of Colorado, which met in Golden in December of that year, and then adjourned to meet in Denver. However, the proceedings ofthe convention were not ratified by President Johnson, and hence were rendered null. In 1868, when the United States land oflBce was established at Fairplay for the district now included in Leadville, he was ap- pointed by President Johnson receiver for the same and continued in that capacity until 1872. His death occurred May 18, 1878. His wife died at Florissant October 27, 1898, in the eight- ieth year of her age. They were the parents of nine children, six of whom attained mature years. r"RED ALLEN YOUNG, whose residence in r^ Colorado Springs dates from December 10, I 1876, is one of the successful stockmen of this section of the state. From his original purchase of two hundred and eighty acres he has, by the pur- chase of adjoining tracts, become the owner of six- teen hundred and si xty - 1 wo acres in Elbert County , on which he raises large quantites of hay, as well as sheep and cattle. The land is enclosed by substantial fencing and is watered by the East Bijou or Beaver Creek. For some time he gave his attention largely to the raising of graded merinoes, but since 1896 he has been interested in the cattle business. Besides this place, which lies in Elbert County, near Ramah, El Paso County, he owns ranch property south of Gran- ada, Colo. While necessarily much of his time has been spent in the country, he has had his family in Colorado Springs, in order that the children might receive the excellent educational advantages offered by this city. The residence is at No. 528 East Boulder street. The subject of this sketch was born in Warren, Knox County, Me., which was also the birthplace of his father, Allen, and grandfather, Allen, Sr. The last-named improved a farm, which became the family homestead. During the war of 18 12 he served on the Atlantic coast. Allen, Jr., who was a farmer, died at seventy-three years of age, having spent his entire life on the home place. D085 / D085-p003 / IA-portraitbiographco00chap.pdf / original page 571 Retained source text: verify uncertain details against the scan. Original preserved. [D085-p004] PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. 433 [—RANK G. PECK, secretary and treasurer of lo the Portland Mining Company, has resided j* in Colorado Springs since 1872. He was born near El Paso, in Woodford County, 111., June 7, 1862, and is a sou of Arthur Peck, repre- sented elsewhere in this volume. When three y^ars of age he was taken to Clinton, DeWitt County, the same state, where he remained about six years. June 3, 1872, he came with the fam- ily to Colorado Springs, where he attended the high school until graduation and afterward spent one year in Colorado College. Going to San Juan in 1878 he engaged in prospecting. In the spring of 1879 he went to Leadville, and there became interested in mining property, but sold it before its true value was known. For three years he operated mining propert}' in Gunnison, which he patented and still owns, expecting to develop it at some future time. His uext point of work was at Robinson camp, eighteen miles north of lycadville, in Summit County, on the same level as Leadville, and there he has been interested since 1885. He owns the Ingleside group, and is president of a company owning considerable property surrounding the Robinson group, also an interest in that group. In April, 1892, Mr. Peck went to the Cripple Creek camp, where he found the ground all stakes and claims being developed. He engaged in the brokerage business and invested his profits in desirable claims in Cripple Creek. His first in- vestment was in what became the Bobtail mine No. 2, now a part of the Portland Mining Com- pany's property. About the same time he ac- quired an interest in the Black Diamond. Bob- tail No. 2 was sold on bond lease to the Portland, but after one payment of the syndicate, the other payments were forfeited, owing to the amount of litigation in which they were involved, and it was arranged that the balance of the bond be taken in- stock, on condition that the syndicate give one-fifteenth to the parties having paid in. This left Mr. Peck a stockholder in the company. In Maj', 1S94, he became a director and assistant secretary of the company, and in February, 1S97, was elected secretary, which office he has since filled. In February, 1898, he was also made treasurer, which position he fills in addition to that of secretary. In 1892 he purchased rather heavily of stock in the Anchoria-Leland Mining and Milling Company, on Gold Hill, in which he lias since been interested. Some years ago he bought an interest in the Midget and surround- ing properties. This mine is now bearing out the faith he had in it and is proving valuable prop- erty. He is vice-president, general manager and secretary of the Midget Gold Mining and Milling Company, and is interested in many other claims. Mr. Peck is recognized as one of the most suc- cessful promoters in Colorado. His friends and others who have become associated with him in business ventures have great confidence in his ability, sagacitj' and foresight, and experience has shown that such confidence is invariably well placed. He now has in view several ventures which give promise of being very remunerative to those who become interested therein ; and they are, in large degree, measures which will develop into public benefits. He is a charter member of the Colorado Springs Mining Stock Association and chairman of the mining committee in the Chamber of Commerce. He is identified with the Pike's Peak Club and Benevolent Protective Order of Elks. In Colorado Springs he married Miss M. Annie Burns, by whom he has a son, James Arthur Peck. ARTIN DRAKE, deceased, formerly a large real-estate owner in Colorado City, was born in Antwerp, N. Y., March 2, 1818, and descended direct from the illustrious Sir Francis Drake. His father and grandfather, both of whom bore the name of Josiah, were natives of Rutland, Vt., and farmers by occupa- tion. The former, who served in the war of 18 1 27 removed after its close to Antwerp, N. Y., where he engaged in farming. When more than eighty years of age he died in Vermont, where he was visiting at the time. In religion he was a member of the Baptist Church. His wife, who was Julia Ann Wallace, was born in Vermont, and was united in marriage with him August 20, 1814. She died in 1868, at the age of eighty years. Of their children only one survives, a daughter, who lives near Battle Creek, Mich. In 1856 Martin Drake removed to Illinois and settled near Pekin, where he operated a farm. About 1870 he went to Kansas, where he con- tinued the cultivation of land. While living in New York he had married Marietta Young, who died in Illinois, leaving two children, Mrs. Jane Shotwell, of Douglas County, Kan., and Mrs. Mary Gibbs, of Colorado City. In Lawrence, - Kan., in 1872, he was a second time married, his wife being Mrs. Jennie (Nugent) Allen, who was born in Albany, N.Y., a daughter of D085 / D085-p004 / IA-portraitbiographco00chap.pdf / original page 479 Retained source text: verify uncertain details against the scan. Original preserved. [D085-p005] 159 EDWIN J. EATON. \ ' SECRETARY OF STATE, COLORADO. This gentleman was born on September 3rd, 1847, at Tonica, LaSalle county, Ill., and came to Colorado in May, 1872, settling in El Paso county, the finest in the state for scenery as well as the best known for her cultured people. In such a community known for refinement and moral integrity of the highest degree, only a man of high character and great competency can become a leader of public opinion. But Mr. Eaton was elected assessor in 1875, and so well did he serve his people that lie was re-elected. In 1889, he was elected County Clerk, of El Paso county, and his name became known all over the state in so favorable a man¬ ner that in 1890, only one name, that of Mr. Eaton, became pro¬ minent for the nomination to his present position, 0ue of great responsilibity. He was elected by seven thousand five hundred majority, the largest received by any candidate on either ticket. There is not a better qualified man in any public position than Mr. Eaton, nor one who is more highly respected for his sterling qualities, urbane manners, high character and fine business abili¬ ties. Ilis office is a marvel of systematic order; the books have all been overhauled, and now, a few minutes’search will find any de¬ sired record or document. The office of Secretary of State is of more importance in Colora¬ do than in most other states; more companies are here annually incorporated than in any other three states. This department alone is of great importance. But Mr. Eaton has admirably suc¬ ceeded in making his a model office, and any investor or party, in¬ terested, who desires information from his department, will find his a most exemplary set of records. D085 / D085-p005 / OB01-coloradobluebook00krnk.pdf / original page 169 Retained source text: verify uncertain details against the scan. Original preserved. [D085-p006] COLORADO YEAR BOOK, 19 1929 225 Government and Political Record ELECTED STATE OFFICIALS THE accompanying list gives the names of all governors of Colorado since the creation of Colorado terri- tory in 1861.' The lists of other state officials include only the names of those elected to the various offices since the admission of Colorado into the Union as a state, in 1876, and the time each served. Territorial Governor TVilliam Gilpin 1861-1862 John Evans 1862-1865 Alexander Cummlngs 1865-1867 A. C. Hunt 1867-1869 Edward McCook 1869-1873 Samuel H. Elbert 1873-1874 Edward McCook 1874-1875 John Ix Routt .• 1875-1876 State G-overnor John L. Routt 1876-1879 Frederick R. Pitkin 1879-1883 James B. Grant 1883-1885 Benjamin H. Eaton 1^85-1887 Alva Adams 1887-1889 Job A. Cooper 1889-1891 John L. Routt 1891-1893 Davis H. Waite 1893-1895 Albert W. Mclntire 1895-1897 Alva Adams 1897-1899 Charles S. Thomas 1899-1901 James B. Orman 1901-1903 James H. Peabody 1903-1905 Alva Adams 1905 James H. Peabody 1905 Jesse F. McDonald. 1905-1907 Henry A. Buchtel 1907-1909 John F. Shafroth 1909-1911 John F. Shafroth 1911-1913 Elias M. Ammons 1913-1915 George A. Carlson 1915-1917 Julius C. Gunter 1917-1919 Oliver H. Shoup ' 1919-1921 Oliver H. Shoup 1921-1923 William E. Sweet 1923-1925. Clarence J. Morley 1925-1927 William H. Adams 1927-1929 W^illiam H. Adams 1929 Lieutenant Governor Lafayette Head 1877-1879 Horace A. W. Tabor 1879-1881 Horace A. W. Tabor 1881-1883 William H. Meyers 1883-1885 Peter W. Breene 1885-1887 Norman H. Meldrum 1887-1889 William G. Smith 1889-1891 W^illiam Story 1891-1893 David H. Nichols 1893-1895 Jared L. Brush 1895-1897 Jared D. Brush 1897-1899 Francis Carney 1899-1901 David C. Coates 1901-1903 Warren H. Haggott 1903-1905 Arthur Cornforth 1905-1907 E. R. Harper 1907-1909 Stephen R. Fitzgarrald 1909-1911 Stephen R. Fitzgarrald 1911-1913 -Stephen R, Fitzgarrald 1913-1915 Moses E. Lewis 1915-1917 James R Pulliam 1917-1919 George Stephan 1919-1921 Earl Cooley 1921-1923 Robert F. Rockwell 1923-1925 Sterling B. Lacy 1925-1927 George M. Corlett 1927-1929 George M. Corlett 1929 Secretary of State William M. Clark 1877-1879 Xorman H. Meldrum 1879-1881 Norman H. Meldrum 1881-1883 Melvin Edwards 1883-1885 Melvin Edwards 1885-1887 James Rice 1887-1889 James Rice 1889-1891 Edwin J. Ea,ton 1891-1893 Nelson O. McClees 1893-1895 Albert B. McGaffey 1895-1897 Charles H. S. Whipple 1897-1899 Elmer F. Beckwith 1899-1901 David F. Mills 1901-1903 James Cowie 1903-1905 James Cowie 1905-1907 Timothy O'Connor 1907-1909 James B. Pearce 1909-1911 James B. Pearce 1911-1913 James B. Pearce 1913-1915 John E. Ramer 1915-1917 James R. Noland 1917-1919 James R. Noland 1919-1921 Carl S. Milliken 1921-1923 Carl S. Milliken 1923-1925 Carl S. Milliken 1925-1927 Charles M. Armstrong 1927-1929 Charles M. Armstrong 1929 State Treasurer George C. Corning 1877-1879 Nathan S. Culver 1879-1881 W. S. Sanders 1881-1883 Fred Walson 1883-1885 George R. Swallow 1885-1887 Peter W. Breene 1887-1889 W. H. Bisbane 1889-1891 James N. Carlile 1891-1893 Albert Nance 1893-1895 Harry E. Mulnix 1895-1897 George ^W. Kephart 1897-1899 John H. Fesler 1899-1901 James N. Chipley 1901-1903 Witney Newton 1903-1905 John A. Holmberg 1905-1907 Alfred E. Bent 1907-1909 William J. Galligan 1909-1911 Roady Kenehan 1911-1913 Michael A. Leddy 1913-1915 Allison E. Stocker 1915-1917 Robert H. Higgins 1917-1919 Harry E. Mulnix 1919-1921 Arthur M. Stong 1921-1923 Harry E. Mulnix 1923-1925 William D. MacGinnis 1925-1927 Harry E. Mulnix 1927-* Herbert Fairall 1927-1929 ^Villiam D. MacGinnis 1929 *Died November 5, 1927. Auditor of State David C. Crawford 1877 Eugene K. Stimson 1879 Joseph A. Davis 1881 J. C. Abbott 1883 Hiram A. Spurance 1885 Darwin P. Kingsley 1887 L. B. Schwanbeck 1889 John M. Henderson 1891 F. M. Goodykoontz 1893 Clifford C. Parks 1895 John W. Lowell 1897 George W. Temple 1899 Charles T^. Crowter 1901 John A Holmberg 1903 Alfred E. Bent 1905- -1879 -1881 -1883 -1885 -1887 -1889 -1891 -1893 -1895 -1897 -1899 -1901 -1903 -1905 1907 D085 / D085-p006 / Colorado-Year-Book-1928-1929.pdf / original page 239 Retained source text: verify uncertain details against the scan. Original preserved. [D085-p007] # Pioneer Resident Dies **Printed document transcription — visually reviewed.** Source header: **4/29/1924 — Colorado Springs Gazette — 7:4**. PPLD [record 162271](https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/162271), original PDF page 1; organized reader D085-p007. Mrs. Lucinda D. Peck, 84, pioneer resident of the Pikes Peak region, died at her home, 208 East Boulder street, early yesterday. Mrs. Peck was the mother of Frank G. Peck, prominent mining man who died three years ago. Mrs. Peck had been ill for some time. Funeral services will be held from the Law chapel this afternoon and will be private. Friends are asked to omit flowers. Burial will be in Evergreen. ## Editorial note The publication date and “early yesterday” support April 28, 1924 as the death date. The clipping itself does not write that calendar date explicitly. It identifies 208 East Boulder Street as her home at death; it does not say she was still living at 618 North Nevada. The conflicting 1921 death year in a portrait catalog is not supported by this dated obituary. Reviewed against the original scan, October 15, 2026. Original wording and capitalization retained; line-wrap hyphenation removed. [D085-p008] Baptisms. Printed register pages 2–3. [272 recorded in two prior Registers — B. B. Jan. 8, 1897?] Entry 1. Baptism Feb. 20, 1894. Place: Grace Church. Name: William Metcalf Parker. Date of birth: [blank]. Parents/register note: William R. Parker & Edith S. (Metcalf) Parker. Sponsors/witnesses: Orlando Metcalf; Agnes Metcalf & the Mother. Minister: J. W. Colwell. Entry 2. Baptism Mar. 23, 1894. Place: Grace Church. Name: Albert Gower Marston. Date of birth: [blank]. Parents/register note: [blank]. Sponsors/witnesses: The Parents. Minister: J. W. Colwell. Entry 3. Baptism Mar. 27, 1894. Place: Grace Church. Name: Sarah Estella Hall. Date of birth: [blank]. Parents/register note: [blank]. Sponsors/witnesses: Lydia A. Hall & Mrs. Cassandra Hall. Minister: J. W. Colwell. Entry 4. Baptism Mar. 29, 1894. Place: Grace Church. Name: La Vella Wellington. Date of birth: [blank]. Parents/register note: [blank]. Sponsors/witnesses: Whale. Minister: J. W. Colwell. Entry 5. Baptism Mar. 29, 1894. Place: Grace Church. Name: Bertie Sperry Wellington. Date of birth: July 14, 1881. Parents/register note: Quincy Wellington & La Vella Wellington. Sponsors/witnesses: La Vella Wellington. Minister: J. W. Colwell. Entry 6. Baptism Mar. 29, 1894. Place: Grace Church. Name: William Robert Jones. Date of birth: [blank]. Parents/register note: A. D. Jones. Sponsors/witnesses: [blank]. Minister: J. W. Colwell. Entry 7. Baptism May 5, 1894. Place: Grace Church. Name: Benjamin Davenport Van Vechten. Date of birth: [blank]. Parents/register note: Abraham Van Vechten & Rosemary [Davenport?]; [first / née?] Van Vechten [interlineation]. Sponsors/witnesses: [blank]. Minister: J. W. Colwell. Entry 8. Baptism June 14, 1894. Place: Grace Church. Name: George Benninghoff Steele. Date of birth: May 6, 1894. Parents/register note: [Harley J.?] Steele & Louise H. Steele. Sponsors/witnesses: Elizabeth Warren; John S. Warren; Etta H. Garrett; Albert C. Waite. Minister: J. W. Colwell. Entry 9. Baptism June 17, 1894. Place: Grace Church. Name: Mary Ramona Brady. Date of birth: June 12, 1891. Parents/register note: Clarence E. Brady; Clara E. Brady. Sponsors/witnesses: Florence L. Rousbach; Clara E. Brady. Minister: J. W. Colwell. Entry 10. Baptism [blank],1894. Place: Grace Church. Name: Jessie Williamson. Date of birth: May 30, 1894. Parents/register note: Jesse Williamson & Sylvie [Watermayer?]; Williamson [interlineation]. Sponsors/witnesses: Mary Williamson & the Parents. Minister: J. W. Colwell. Entry 11. Baptism Aug. 18, 1894. Place:507 S. Nevada St.. Name: James Albert Reilly. Date of birth: [blank]. Parents/register note: Mr. Reilly was about 43 yrs. of age & was baptized at point of death.. Sponsors/witnesses: [blank; note extends across columns]. Minister: J. W. Colwell. Entry 12. Baptism Jan. 14, 1895. Place: Cottage rear of [Cascade Av.?]. Name: Frances Mac Neil. Date of birth: Jan. 14, [1893?]. Parents/register note: [blank]. Sponsors/witnesses: The Father and Mrs. L. Hood, witnesses.. Minister: J. W. Colwell. Entry 13. Baptism Apr. 13, 1895. Place: Grace Church. Name: Mary Louise (Marker) Barnes (adult). Date of birth: June 24, 1865. Parents/register note: John Marker & Martha J. Marker. Sponsors/witnesses: Joseph F. Humphrey; Rebecca J. Humphrey. Minister: J. W. Colwell. Entry 14. Baptism Apr. 13, 1895. Place: Grace Church. Name: Fred Henry Barnes. Date of birth: May 31, 1884. Parents/register note: [Simpson / Stephen?] H. Barnes & Mary Louise Barnes. Sponsors/witnesses: J. F. Humphrey; J. W. Colwell & Rebecca J. Humphrey. Minister: J. W. Colwell. Entry 15. Baptism Apr. 13, 1895. Place: Grace Church. Name: Carlton Barnes. Date of birth: Apr. 4, 1887. Parents/register note: [Simpson / Stephen?] H. Barnes & Mary Louise Barnes. Sponsors/witnesses: J. F. Humphrey; J. W. Colwell & Sarah M. J. Colwell. Minister: J. W. Colwell. Entry 16. Baptism June 26, 1895. Place: Grace Church. Name: Rudolph Stewart Liebig. Date of birth: Oct. 24, 1894. Parents/register note: Rudolph A. Liebig & Anna Mary Liebig. Sponsors/witnesses: The Father & Josephine [Hayesditth?]. Minister: J. W. Colwell. Entry 17. Baptism July 7, 1895. Place: Grace Church. Name: Ruth Johnson. Date of birth: May 9, 1894. Parents/register note: Herbert Johnson & Lucy Nicholls Johnson. Sponsors/witnesses: The Parents & Grace Carter Leal. Minister: J. W. Colwell. Entry 18. Baptism Aug. 13, 1895. Place:14 W. Cucharra St.. Name: Maria Trevelyan Street (Terrill). Date of birth: May 21, 1875. Parents/register note: Frank G. Street & Mary J. Street. Sponsors/witnesses: Witnesses: James Cooper & [Alacie?] Cowdin. Minister: J. W. Colwell. Entry 19. Baptism Sept. 29, 1895. Place: Grace Church. Name: Orrin Cecil Godfrey (adult). Date of birth: [blank]. Parents/register note: Levi B. Godfrey & Mary Godfrey. Sponsors/witnesses: Justus C. Woods & Margaret P. Woods. Minister: J. W. Colwell. Entry 20. Baptism Sept. 29, 1895. Place: Grace Church. Name: Rose Scotland Bruninghaus (adult). Date of birth: [blank]. Parents/register note: John Wm. Bruninghaus & Ellen H. Bruninghaus. Sponsors/witnesses: Justus C. Woods & Margaret P. Woods. Minister: J. W. Colwell. Entry 21. Baptism Jan. 1, 1896. Place: Grace Church. Name: Flora Julia Cowell (adult). Date of birth: [blank]. Parents/register note: John Cowell and Mary his wife. Sponsors/witnesses: Mrs. Anna J. Hunter. Minister: Benjamin Brewster. Entry 22. Baptism [ditto: Jan. 1],1896. Place: Grace Church. Name: Katharine May Flinn (adult). Date of birth:5th Dec. 1879. Parents/register note: William Flinn and Katharine his wife. Sponsors/witnesses: Mrs. C. M. Davenport. Minister: Benjamin Brewster. Entry 23. Baptism [ditto: Jan.] 12, 1896. Place: Grace Church. Name: Clara Angela Rusk. Date of birth:1st March 1888. Parents/register note: John V. and Eva May Rusk. Sponsors/witnesses: Mr. Humphrey; Mr. [Lockwood?]; B. Brewster. Minister: Benjamin Brewster. Entry 24. Baptism [ditto: Jan. 12],1896. Place: Grace Church. Name: Henry Zobelt Tuttle. Date of birth:23th Nov. 1886. Parents/register note: Wm. H. and Anna J. Tuttle. Sponsors/witnesses: Mr. & Mrs. Baer; Henry Zobelt. Minister: Benjamin Brewster. Entry 25. Baptism Feb. 9, 1896. Place: Grace Church. Name: Mary Alice Tolly. Date of birth:16th Sept. 1893. Parents/register note: Orville Francis and Lottie Bell Tolly. Sponsors/witnesses: Mary Alice Tolly (proxy); Mrs. E. G. Macy; Father. Minister: Benjamin Brewster. Entry 26. Baptism [ditto: Feb. 9],1896. Place: Grace Church. Name: Orville Francis Tolly. Date of birth:2nd Oct. 1890. Parents/register note: [ditto: Orville Francis and Lottie Bell Tolly]. Sponsors/witnesses: H. F. Ewington; Mrs. Mary June Fraily; Father. Minister: Benjamin Brewster. Entry 27. Baptism [ditto: Feb. 9],1896. Place: Grace Church. Name: Florence Geraldine Vickers. Date of birth:18th Jan. 1892. Parents/register note: William James & Martha E. Vickers. Sponsors/witnesses: Miss Alice Vickers & Parent. Minister: Benjamin Brewster. Entry 28. Baptism [ditto: Feb. 9],1896. Place: Grace Church. Name: Denver Montrose Vickers. Date of birth:13th June [1890?]. Parents/register note: [ditto: William James & Martha E. Vickers]. Sponsors/witnesses: Parent. Minister: Benjamin Brewster. Entry 29. Baptism March 8, 1896. Place: Grace Church. Name: Margaret Catharine Richards. Date of birth:7th Jan. 1892. Parents/register note: Charles Edward & Leta [Alvilda?] (Richards). Sponsors/witnesses: Mrs. Emily Catharine John; Mrs. Cassie Augusta [Waite?]; The Father. Minister: Benjamin Brewster. Entry 30. Baptism [ditto: March] 16, 1896. Place: Grace Church. Name:(Mrs.) May Stuart Eaton (adult). Date of birth: [blank]. Parents/register note:—— —— Whipple. Sponsors/witnesses: Mrs. Margaret P. Woods. Minister: Benjamin Brewster. Entry 31. Baptism [ditto: March 16],1896. Place: Grace Church. Name: Violet May Eaton. Date of birth:19th March 1883. Parents/register note: E. J. and May Stuart Eaton. Sponsors/witnesses: J. F. Humphrey; Rebecca J. Humphrey; The Mother. Minister: Benjamin Brewster. Entry 32. Baptism [ditto: March 16],1896. Place: Grace Church. Name: Ella Harding Eaton. Date of birth:25th April 1889. Parents/register note: [ditto: E. J. and May Stuart Eaton]. Sponsors/witnesses: [ditto: J. F. Humphrey; Rebecca J. Humphrey; The Mother]. Minister: Benjamin Brewster. Entry 33. Baptism April 4, 1896. Place: Grace Church. Name: Lawrence [Caldwell?] Barnes. Date of birth:4th Jan. 1896. Parents/register note: James Price & [Gita / Ida?] Emily Barnes. Sponsors/witnesses: Dr. J. W. [Cousins?]; [Aunt ...?]; Mary [illegible]. Minister: Benjamin Brewster. Right-margin marks: [check marks and short strokes]. Bottom-margin note: [illegible; clipped annotation]. [D085-p009] Marriages. Printed pages 326–327. Columns: Date; Man: Christian Name; Surname; Woman: Christian Name; Surname; Witnesses; Place; Minister. Entry 1. Date: 1917 Oct. 17. Man: William Whiting | Hite. Woman: Alla Eleanor | [Kendall?]. Witnesses: [blank; small isolated mark]. Place: No. 1412 N. Nevada Ave., Colorado Springs. Minister: Chauncy H. Blodgett [signature spelling uncertain; see notes]. Reading note: Woman’s surname partly faded. The isolated mark in the witnesses column is not legible as a name. Entry 2. Date: 1917 Nov. [25?]. Man: Earl [Sumner?] | McClelland. Woman: [Iva?] Rebecca | Somerville. Witnesses: Charles Day; Carrie E. [Diffenbach?]. Place: Grace Church. Minister: Chauncy H. Blodgett [signature spelling uncertain; see notes]. Reading note: Last digit of day and parts of names are unclear. Entry 3. Date: 1917 Nov. 28. Man: Claude William | Leeming. Woman: Helen Harriet | Wright. Witnesses: [Louisa/Louise?] P. Carr; Katharine E. Wright. Place: No. 2125 N. 7th St., Colorado Springs. Minister: Chauncy H. Blodgett [signature spelling uncertain; see notes]. Reading note: First witness’s given-name ending is unclear. Entry 4. Date: 1917 Dec. 29. Man: [Joseph?] W. | O’Shaughnessy. Woman: Lillian | [Hilling?]. Witnesses: Temple H. Blodgett; Lucy Robinette. Place: Grace Rectory. Minister: Chauncy H. Blodgett [signature spelling uncertain; see notes]. Reading note: Man’s given name and woman’s surname partly faded. Entry 5. Date: [1918?] Apr. 6. Man: Lon D. | Morgan. Woman: Marie Reardon | [Killian?]. Witnesses: Temple H. Blodgett; Esther Anderson. Place: Grace Rectory. Minister: [Chauncy H.?] Blodgett. Reading note: Year heading resembles 1915 or 1918; 1918 is the chronological reading between the 1917 and 1919 headings, not a silently corrected date. Woman’s surname and minister’s first name/initial are faded. Entry 6. Date: [1918?] May 8. Man: Frank W. | Robertson. Woman: Marie | Hunter. Witnesses: Charles E. Robinson; Mary Hunter. Place: Grace Church. Minister: Chauncy H. Blodgett [signature spelling uncertain; see notes]. Reading note: Year carried from uncertain heading. Robertson is the reading in the man’s surname field; the witness’s surname reads Robinson. Entry 7. Date: [1918?] May 15. Man: William [Burgard?] | Mize. Woman: Blanche Florella | [Eaglefinger/Eaglethinger?]. Witnesses: Harry R. [Mitchener?]; Louise [Mitchener?]. Place: Grace Church. Minister: Chauncy H. Blodgett [signature spelling uncertain; see notes]. Reading note: Middle name, woman’s surname and witnesses’ shared surname require checking against a better original. Entry 8. Date: [1918?] July 1. Man: James P. | Hirschman. Woman: Hermine [correction below unclear] | Eisenhardt. Witnesses: Hypatia M. Hirschman; Alpheus W. Chittenden. Place: Grace Church. Minister: Frank Hale Touret; “for C. H. B.”. Reading note: Woman’s given name has an interlinear alteration that is not confidently readable. Year carried from uncertain heading. Entry 9. Date: [1918?] July 6. Man: Clarence Dague | Browning. Woman: Alice May | Brown. Witnesses: Grace Loper; Ruth A. Easley. Place: Grace Church. Minister: Philip A. Easley; “for C. H. B.”. Reading note: Year carried from uncertain heading. Entry 10. Date: [1918?] Aug. 9. Man: Thomas M. [additional word struck through, illegible] | Miller. Woman: Carrie | Morris. Witnesses: Viola Barker; Lena Morris. Place: Grace Church. Minister: Chauncy H. Blodgett [signature spelling uncertain; see notes]. Reading note: A word following the man’s initial is crossed out. Surname reads Miller, with imperfect final strokes. Year carried from uncertain heading. Entry 11. Date: [1918?] Sept. 10. Man: Cowan Chapman | Eastham. Woman: Theodora | [Maich?]. Witnesses: Theodora B. [Maich?]; Caroline [Maich?]. Place: Grace Church. Minister: Chauncy H. Blodgett [signature spelling uncertain; see notes]. Reading note: The woman’s and witnesses’ shared surname is provisionally Maich. Year carried from uncertain heading. Entry 12. Date: [1918?] Sept. 18. Man: [Glen/Eben?] Orin | [Tudor?]. Woman: Freda | [Elb?]. Witnesses: Ralph H. [Tudor?]; Ottilie [Elb?]. Place: [Grace?] Church. Minister: Chauncy H. Blodgett [signature spelling uncertain; see notes]. Reading note: Several surname strokes are uncertain. The place’s first word is washed out but resembles the adjacent Grace Church entries. Year carried from uncertain heading. Entry 13. Date: [1918?] Sept. 29. Man: Dwight H. | [Mahan?]. Woman: [Ellen?] | Carroll. Witnesses: John W. [Wol… illegible]; Alice L. [Lamb?]. Place: Grace Church. Minister: Chauncy H. Blodgett [signature spelling uncertain; see notes]. Reading note: Man’s surname, woman’s given name, and witnesses’ surnames are uncertain. Year carried from uncertain heading. Entry 14. Date: [1918?] Oct. 22. Man: John Lisle | Warren. Woman: Hazel Marguerite | Bible. Witnesses: Jay L. Warren; Lucy Patton. Place: Grace Church. Minister: [Chauncy H. Blodgett?; faded signature]. Reading note: Minister’s signature very faded. Year carried from uncertain heading. Entry 15. Date: 1919 Jan. 31. Man: John J. | Mack. Woman: Anna L. | Whitaker. Witnesses: Temple H. Blodgett; Ella [Hyer?]. Place: Grace Rectory. Minister: Chauncy H. Blodgett [signature spelling uncertain; see notes]. Reading note: Second witness’s surname is uncertain. Entry 16. Date: 1919 [Mar.?; day illegible]. Man: [Charles?] [Cyril?] | [Morran/Morvan?]. Woman: Gladys May | Dawson. Witnesses: Emma G. Allen; Anna [Sch… illegible]. Place: Grace Church. Minister: Chauncy H. Blodgett [signature spelling uncertain; see notes]. Reading note: This is the most faded entry: date, man’s names, and second witness’s surname are unresolved. Entry 17. Date: 1919 Apr. 8. Man: Joseph Allen | Lee. Woman: Barbara Thurston | [Severeny/Severny?]. Witnesses: Norman [Cornfelle?]; Margaret [Sennery?]. Place: 15 E. [… illegible] St., Colorado Springs. Minister: Chauncy H. Blodgett [signature spelling uncertain; see notes]. Reading note: Woman’s surname, witnesses’ surnames and street name uncertain. House number 15 and E. are visible. Entry 18. Date: 1919 Apr. 16. Man: George Thomas | Pickens. Woman: Margaret Edith | Jack. Witnesses: Edith Jack; Temple H. Blodgett. Place: Grace Church. Minister: Chauncy H. Blodgett [signature spelling uncertain; see notes]. Entry 19. Date: 1919 May 7. Man: William Fred | Weiker. Woman: Mary Grace | Clifton. Witnesses: [Jennie?] Clifton; Mary F. Clifton. Place: 317 E. San Rafael St., Colorado Springs. Minister: Chauncy H. Blodgett [signature spelling uncertain; see notes]. Reading note: First witness’s given name is uncertain. Entry 20. Date: 1919 May 24. Man: Charles F. | Brian Jr.. Woman: Grace M. | [Shiel?]. Witnesses: Laura [McEwan?]; Letty Martin. Place: Grace Church. Minister: Chauncy H. Blodgett [signature spelling uncertain; see notes]. Reading note: Woman’s surname and first witness’s surname uncertain. Entry 21. Date: 1919 June 14. Man: Walter C. | [Warde/Ward?]. Woman: Laura | [McGowan?]. Witnesses: [Ron…?] [Beopey?]; Grace Brian. Place: 319 N. Cascade Ave., Colorado Springs. Minister: Chauncy H. Blodgett [signature spelling uncertain; see notes]. Reading note: Man’s surname ending, woman’s surname and first witness’s name uncertain. Entry 22. Date: 1919 June 20. Man: Samuel Flagg | Bemis. Woman: Ruth Marjory | Steele. Witnesses: Sarah C. [Brooke?]; Herbert E. [Marrow?]. Place: 1324 N. [Kinder?] Ave., Colorado Springs. Minister: Chauncy H. Blodgett [signature spelling uncertain; see notes]. Reading note: Witnesses’ surnames and street name uncertain. No biographical correction substituted for visible wording. Entry 23. Date: 1919 June 21. Man: James Murray [“Baxter 2nd” struck through] | Baxter. Woman: Anna Hoelken | Strang. Witnesses: John P. Baxter 2nd; Anna M. Eyre. Place: 1205 Wood Ave., Col. Springs. Minister: Chauncy H. Blodgett [signature spelling uncertain; see notes]. Reading note: A duplicate surname/suffix in the man’s given-name column is crossed out. Entry 24. Date: 1919 Sept. 27. Man: Charles [“Erskine?” struck through; “Albert” added above] | Congdon. Woman: Lola Annette | Woodrow. Witnesses: [Cora?] Woodrow; Temple H. Blodgett. Place: [Grace?] Church. Minister: Chauncy H. Blodgett [signature spelling uncertain; see notes]. Reading note: Correction of man’s middle name retained. First witness’s initial and the place’s first word are faint. Entry 25. Date: 1919 Oct. 4. Man: [William?] [additional word struck through, illegible] | Ulrich. Woman: Helen M. | Leeman. Witnesses: Earl W. Thomson; Melvin L. Mager. Place: [Grace?] Church. Minister: Chauncy H. Blodgett [signature spelling uncertain; see notes]. Reading note: Man’s given-name field largely faded; surname reads Ulrich. Place’s first word is washed out. Entry 26. Date: 1919 Oct. 8. Man: Roy D. | Jones. Woman: Una C. | Thomson. Witnesses: Katharine [Kn… illegible]; Florence A. [De… illegible]. Place: Grace Church. Minister: Chauncy H. Blodgett [signature spelling uncertain; see notes]. Reading note: Witnesses’ surnames are not confidently legible. Entry 27. Date: 1919 Dec. 17. Man: Clyde Hugh | Smith. Woman: Violet May | Eaton. Witnesses: Elsa E. [McEvaney?]; Stella Smith. Place: 618 N. Nevada Ave., Colorado Spgs.. Minister: Chauncy H. Blodgett [signature spelling uncertain; see notes]. Reading note: Handwritten day reads 17. The institutional catalog gives December 16, 1919; both values must remain distinguishable. First witness’s surname uncertain. Entry 28. Date: 1919 Dec. 27. Man: Arthur Benjamin [“Slack” struck through] | Slack. Woman: Bertha Hermina | Schmitt. Witnesses: Lucille S. [Giddings?]; C. [Regis?] [LiG… illegible]. Place: Grace Church. Minister: Chauncy H. Blodgett [signature spelling uncertain; see notes]. Reading note: Duplicate surname in man’s given-name column is crossed out. Witnesses’ names partly uncertain. Entry 29. Date: 1920 Feb. 4. Man: Arnold B. [“Seymour” repeated in this column] | Seymour. Woman: Irma J. | Strelow. Witnesses: Joel [Meyer/Meier?]; Temple H. Blodgett. Place: Grace Rectory. Minister: Chauncy H. Blodgett [signature spelling uncertain; see notes]. Reading note: Seymour appears in both the given-name and surname columns. First witness’s surname uncertain. Entry 30. Date: 1920 May 9. Man: Glen Arthur | Watson. Woman: Agnes Carrol | Walmsley. Witnesses: Eleanor Van Vechten; Temple H. Blodgett. Place: Grace Rectory. Minister: Chauncy H. Blodgett [signature spelling uncertain; see notes]. Entry 31. Date: 1920 May 26. Man: Albert Earl [“Storey” repeated in this column] | Storey. Woman: Grace Margaret | Cahill. Witnesses: Fannie B. Acton; O. M. Storey. Place: E. Willamette St., Colorado Spgs.. Minister: Chauncy H. Blodgett [signature spelling uncertain; see notes]. Reading note: Storey appears in both name columns. No house number is legible before the street name. Entry 32. Date: 1920 May 29. Man: Chester S. | Davies. Woman: Mary A. | Graham. Witnesses: Grace Britton; Temple H. Blodgett. Place: Grace Rectory. Minister: Chauncy H. Blodgett [signature spelling uncertain; see notes]. Entry 33. Date: 1920 June 1. Man: Roy Leonard | Gaunt. Woman: May Lucelle | Riley. Witnesses: Temple H. Blodgett; Virginia Riley. Place: Grace Church. Minister: Chauncy H. Blodgett [signature spelling uncertain; see notes]. Entry 34. Date: 1920 June 3. Man: William | Calder. Woman: Ruth Louise | [Eile?]. Witnesses: Jeanette Baker; Edgar J. [Willauer?]. Place: Grace Church. Minister: Frank H. [Touret?] [added above crossed-out “Chauncy H. Blodgett”]. Reading note: Woman’s surname, second witness’s surname and replacement minister’s surname uncertain. Do not treat the struck signature as the final officiant. Entry 35. Date: 1920 June [4/9?]. Man: Louis Morgan | Switzer. Woman: Edith Florence | Butcher. Witnesses: Walter G. [Fisher?]; Florence Newton. Place: W. Colorado Ave., Col. Sp.. Minister: [Chauncy?] H. Blodgett. Reading note: Day could read 4 or 9; first witness’s surname and minister’s first-name strokes are uncertain. [D085-p010] BURIALS — Grace Church Parish Register, printed pages 276–277 Columns: No.; Full name; Sex; Age; B. C. C.; Last residence; Date of Death; Cause of Death; Place of Interment; Date of Burial; Minister. 201. Dr L. H. McKinnie; Age: 57; Last residence: 1816 Wood Ave; Death: Nov 2, 1931; Cause: Cerebral Hemorrhage; Interment: Evergreen Cemetery; Burial: Nov 6, 1931; Adjacent number: 2; Minister: [blank]. 202. Mrs Elizabeth Griff; Age: 69; Last residence: 2203 N. Nevada Ave; Death: Nov 7, 1931; Cause: [blank]; Interment: Woodlawn, N. Y. City; Burial: Nov 10, 1931; Adjacent number: 3; Minister: [blank]. 203. Mary [Ballow?]; Age: 83; Last residence: St. Francis Hospital; Death: Dec 12, 1931; Cause: Facial Erysipelas; Interment: Monument Cemetery; Burial: Dec 14, 1931; Adjacent number: — ?; Minister: [blank]. 204. Dr [W.?] L. Bartlett; Age: 75; Last residence: 616 N. Hancock; Death: Dec 10, 1931; Cause: Malignant ulcer of Pylorus; Interment: Evergreen Cemetery; Burial: Dec 15, 1931; Adjacent number: 4; Minister: [blank]. 205. Mr J. J. Cogan; Age: 60; Last residence: 1716 N. Nevada Ave; Death: Dec 18, 1931; Cause: Gangrene of ileum; Interment: Evergreen Cemetery; Burial: Dec 21, 1931; Adjacent number: 5; Minister: [blank]. 206. Mr [F.?] A. D. Fessenden; Age: 38; Last residence: 124 [W.?] Columbia St; Death: Dec 24, 1931; Cause: Pulmonary Tuberculosis; Interment: Cremation Denver. Col; Burial: Dec 24, 1931; Adjacent number: ?; Minister: [blank]. 207. Mr Willis T. [Sims?]; Age: 49; Last residence: 710 N. Wahsatch Ave; Death: Dec 29, 1931; Cause: Gunshot Wound; Interment: Evergreen Cemetery; Burial: Dec 31, 1931; Adjacent number: 6; Minister: [blank]. 208. Ralph Wetmore; Age: 76; Last residence: Union Printer Home; Death: Jany 8, 1932; Cause: Chronic Myocarditis; Interment: Cremation Denver Col; Burial: Jany 11, 1932; Adjacent number: ?; Minister: [blank]. 209. [Mabelle?] [Walter?] D. Wallace; Age: 36; Last residence: 42 Elm Avenue Broadmoor; Death: Jany 13, 1932; Cause: Pulmonary Tuberculosis; Interment: Tacoma. Wash.; Burial: Jany 15, 1932; Adjacent number: ?; Minister: [blank]. 210. Rev. Sherman C. Coolidge; Age: 68; Last residence: 1270 Mesa; Death: Jany 24, 1932; Cause: Myocarditis; Interment: Evergreen Cemetery; Burial: Jany 28, 1932; Adjacent number: 7; Minister: [blank]. 211. Mrs Clara Frances Parsons [Alter?]; Age: 72; Last residence: 1019 E. Boulder; Death: Jany 26, 1932; Cause: [blank]; Interment: Evergreen Cemetery; Burial: Jany 29, 1932; Adjacent number: 8; Minister: [blank]. 212. Mr James E. McIntyre; Age: 77; Last residence: 14 E. Caramillo St; Death: Feby 2, 1932; Cause: Myocarditis; Interment: Evergreen Cemetery; Burial: Feby 5, 1932; Adjacent number: 9; Minister: [blank]. 213. [Albert / Robert?] A. B. Clements; Age: 74; Last residence: Union Printers Home; Death: Feby 17, 1932; Cause: Cerebral Hemorrhage; Interment: Evergreen Chapel; Burial: Feby 19, 1932; Adjacent number: ?; Minister: [blank]. 214. James W. Atkinson; Age: 64; Last residence: Acacia Hotel; Death: Feby 17, 1932; Cause: [blank]; Interment: Evergreen Cemetery; Burial: Feby 20, 1932; Adjacent number: ?; Minister: [blank]. 215. Mr John F. Owens; Age: 66; Last residence: 231 E. Arvada; Death: Feby 28, 1932; Cause: Chr. Endocarditis; Interment: Evergreen Cemetery; Burial: Mch 2, 1932; Adjacent number: 10; Minister: [blank]. 216. Margaret Sherwood; Age: 6; Last residence: 839 E. Las Animas; Death: Mch 6, 1932; Cause: Streptococ[cic?] Meningitis; Interment: Evergreen Cemetery; Burial: Mch 8, 1932; Adjacent number: 11; Minister: [blank]. 217. Arthur M. Mueller; Age: 41; Last residence: Glockner; Death: Apl 3, 1932; Cause: [blank]; Interment: Cremation; Burial: Apl 9, 1932; Adjacent number: ?; Minister: [blank]. 218. Mrs Pearl W. Brewer; Age: 76; Last residence: 2917 W. Pikes Peak; Death: Apl 4, 1932; Cause: Arteriosclerosis; Interment: Evergreen Cemetery; Burial: Apl 6, 1932; Adjacent number: 12; Minister: [blank]. 219. Mrs Mary E. Moore; Age: 79; Last residence: Kansas City; Death: Apl 12, 1932; Cause: Bronchopneumonia; Interment: Evergreen Cemetery; Burial: Apl 14, 1932; Adjacent number: ?; Minister: [blank]. 220. Mr John P. Hart; Age: 54; Last residence: Denver. Colo; Death: Apl 16, 1932; Cause: Coronary Thrombosis; Interment: Evergreen Cemetery; Burial: Apl 19, 1932; Adjacent number: ?; Minister: [blank]. 221. Mrs Rose Ann Dickson; Age: 75; Last residence: 1644 S. Tejon St; Death: Apl 16, 1932; Cause: [blank]; Interment: Cripple Creek; Burial: Apl 19, 1932; Adjacent number: 12; Minister: [blank]. 222. Harriet J. [Ruhlman?]; Age: 57; Last residence: 1901 N. Chestnut; Death: Apl 17, 1932; Cause: Chronic Myocarditis; Interment: Evergreen Cemetery; Burial: Apl 20, 1932; Adjacent number: 13; Minister: [blank]. 223. Miss Virginia Rhodes; Age: 25; Last residence: 5 Lake Ave; Death: May 16, 1932; Cause: Pulmonary Tuberculosis; Interment: Lexington Va; Burial: May 18, 1932; Adjacent number: 14; Minister: [blank]. 224. Barbara Jean Markert; Age: 13 Days; Last residence: 610 S. Tejon St; Death: May 30, 1932; Cause: [blank]; Interment: Evergreen Cemetery; Burial: May 31, 1932; Adjacent number: 15; Minister: [blank]. 225. Lena M. Kaler; Age: 62; Last residence: 2327 W. Bijou; Death: June 12, 1932; Cause: Arteriosclerosis; Interment: Crystal Valley; Burial: June 14, 1932; Adjacent number: ?; Minister: Edwin Johnson. 226. William H. Bancroft; Age: 72; Last residence: 611 E. Columbia; Death: June 12, 1932; Cause: Ruptured Liver; Interment: Cremation, Denver; Burial: June 15, 1932; Adjacent number: 16; Minister: ditto. 227. Samuel H. Kinsley; Age: 70; Last residence: 231 N. Nevada; Death: June 13, 1932; Cause: Cerebral Hemorrhage; Interment: Cremation, Denver; Burial: June 15, 1932; Adjacent number: 17; Minister: ditto. 228. Edwin J. Eaton; Age: 84; Last residence: 618 N. Nevada; Death: June 13, 1932; Cause: [blank]; Interment: Evergreen Cemetery; Burial: June 15, 1932; Adjacent number: 18; Minister: ditto. 229. James K. Bailey; Age: 85; Last residence: 25 Lake Ave, Broadmoor; Death: June 14, 1932; Cause: Cancer; Interment: Evergreen Cemetery; Burial: June 17, 1932; Adjacent number: ?; Minister: ditto. 230. Cecile Jane Tracey; Age: 5; Last residence: 1006½ N. High; Death: June 22, 1932; Cause: Infection from injured foot; Interment: Evergreen Cemetery; Burial: June 24, 1932; Adjacent number: 19; Minister: ditto. 231. Joan Baker; Age: 9; Last residence: Highway South Colo Spgs; Death: July 6, 1932; Cause: Auto accident; Interment: Denver. Cremation; Burial: July 7, 1932; Adjacent number: ?; Minister: [blank]. 232. Mr Clarence [Bundallow?]; Age: 51; Last residence: 410 N. Cascade Av; Death: Jun 30, 1932; Cause: [blank]; Interment: Evergreen Cemetery; Burial: July 2, 1932; Adjacent number: ?; Minister: [blank]. 233. Mrs Mary L. Simon; Age: 50; Last residence: 1509 Cheyenne Road; Death: Jun 19, 1932; Cause: [Pul.?] T. B.; Interment: Evergreen Cemetery; Burial: Jun 22, 1932; Adjacent number: 20; Minister: [blank]. 234. Mr Henry Howard; Age: 33; Last residence: Glockner; Death: Sept 19, 1932; Cause: Pulmonary Tuberculosis; Interment: Evergreen Cemetery; Burial: Sept 21, 1932; Adjacent number: 21; Minister: [blank]. 235. Frank M. May; Age: 70; Last residence: Windsor, Colorado; Death: Aug 8, 1932; Cause: [blank]; Interment: Colorado Springs. Col.; Burial: Aug 10, 1932; Adjacent number: ?; Minister: [blank]. 236. Frederick A. Knorr - Sr.; Age: 72; Last residence: 830 E. Monument; Death: Aug 1, 1932; Cause: Cancer; Interment: ditto; Burial: [blank]; Adjacent number: [blank]; Minister: [blank]. 237. Mr [Berry?] L. Paschal; Age: 61; Last residence: 318 E. Monument; Death: Oct 21, 1932; Cause: Arterio Sclerosis, Cerebral Hemorrhage; Interment: Evergreen Cemetery; Burial: Oct 24, 1932; Adjacent number: [blank]; Minister: [blank]. 238. Mrs Annie E. [Hardwig?]; Age: 97; Last residence: Kansas City, Mo; Death: Oct 23, 1932; Cause: Gastro Intestinal Hemorrhage; Interment: Evergreen Cemetery; Burial: Oct 26, 1932; Adjacent number: [blank]; Minister: [blank]. 239. Mr Bertie A. [Langridge?]; Age: 81; Last residence: 453 E. Arvada; Death: Nov 8, 1932; Cause: Myocarditis, Cardiac Dropsy; Interment: Evergreen Cemetery; Burial: Nov 10, 1932; Adjacent number: [blank]; Minister: [blank]. 240. Mrs Mary [Holsey?] Winter; Age: 70; Last residence: 844 E. High; Death: Nov 15, 1932; Cause: [blank]; Interment: Evergreen; Burial: Nov 16, 1932; Adjacent number: [blank]; Minister: [blank]. Penciled beside entry225: Kahler. Faint note near entry236: Reported - 1932 -. Editorial notes: 203: surname read provisionally as Ballow; Bellow is also possible. The final letters appear llow, rather than the old OCR’s unrelated result. 204: first initial W is probable; the closely joined initial strokes are not fully certain. 206: first initial F and residence direction W are probable readings, not secure. 207: surname provisionally Sims; the joined strokes could read Simis or a similar short name. No identification from outside this register is asserted. 209: given name and following word provisionally Mabelle and Walter; the handwriting is ambiguous. These are not independently verified identities. 211: final surname Alter is probable; Alton is possible. 213: first name could be Albert or Robert; both possibilities retained rather than asserting one. 216: the suffix of Streptococcic is partly merged; medical word completion is contextual and bracketed. 217: faint additional writing beside Mueller is not fully legible; main entry is clear. 222: surname provisionally Ruhlman; initial letter could be K, giving Kuhlman. 225: a faint penciled surname variant Kahler is written beside the ink name Kaler. Both are retained. 228: original register reads death June 13, 1932; burial June 15, 1932; age 84; last residence 618 N. Nevada. PPLD’s catalog date 1932-06-14 differs and is not substituted for the visible register dates. The age is transcribed as written even if independent biographical evidence differs. 230: burial-day numeral 24 is overwritten but readable; retained as June 24, 1932. 232: surname provisionally Bundallow; the last joined letters are uncertain. 233: dates use abbreviated Jun, interpreted as June rather than January; sequence is not strictly chronological. Cause abbreviation probably Pul. T. B.; no expanded diagnosis substituted. 236: interment uses ditto marks beneath Colorado Springs. Col.; no cemetery name or burial date is supplied. Reported - 1932 - is a separate faint annotation, not a burial date. 237: Berry is probable; exact doubled consonant is uncertain. 238: surname provisionally Hardwig; Handwig is another possible reading. 239: surname provisionally Langridge; the initial capital and medial letters are uncertain. 240: middle name provisionally Holsey; Halsey is possible. Residence direction transcribed as E. without silently correcting the street address. Sex column has small cross-like or abbreviated ink marks on several rows; their intended values cannot be read reliably and were not inferred from titles or names. B. C. C. cells appear blank or indistinct. Question marks beside burial dates are visible original register marks, not editorial uncertainty brackets. Small adjacent numbers are transcribed without interpreting their purpose. [D085-p011] # Death Register — City of Colorado Springs, 1907 **Handwritten transcription — complete visible spread, entries 4299–4322.** Source: Pikes Peak Library District, [catalog record 976702](https://digitalcollections.ppld.org/nodes/view/976702), original PDF page 1; local master `Research/Owner Biographies/PPLD-976702-original.pdf`. Corresponding organized pages: D080-p001 and D085-p011. ## Reading conventions The tables preserve the source's row order, ditto signs (`″`), abbreviated place names, original medical wording, and uncertainty. `[blank]` is an empty cell; `×` is a cross or cancellation mark, not a confidently interpreted zero; a dash is preserved as `—`. Ages are shown in the source's vertically stacked years / months / days order. Brackets with a question mark indicate a probable reading. Table columns have been divided into two linked tables for legibility; they represent the left and right halves of the same spread. The printed heading **Years Resident of Colorado** has been crossed out and replaced in handwriting with **Undertaker**. The numbered entries appear below the names in the source and are moved to the first column here. The historical “Color” codes are copied without expansion. ## Left half: date, identity, age, and cause | Entry | Date of death, as written | Name | Age: years / months / days | Color | Married / single / widow / widower | Sex | Occupation | Birth place | Cause of death | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | 4299 | Apl. 30.07 | Lora Ayris. | 52 / × / × | W. | M. | F | None. | Mass. | Acute Debilitation of Heart | | 4300 | ″ 30.07 | Amos J. Anderson | 38 / [blank] / [blank] | W | S | M | [blank] | [blank] | [blank] | | 4301 | May 1.07 | Brandon A. Sopher | 32 / 11 / 17 | [blank] | [blank] | M | [blank] | [blank] | Fractured Skull | | 4302 | ″ 2 ″ | Philip Wittemeyer [annotation: Widemair?] | 45 / 2 / 27 | W. | M. | M | Landscape Foreman | Kansas. | Cancer of Neck | | 4303 | ″ 3 ″ | Esther McCarren | × / 11 / 11 | W. | S. | F. | none | mo. | Pneumonia | | 4304 | ″ 6 ″ | Michael F. Mully | 21 / 5 / 15 | W | S | M. | none. | Iowa | Carcinoma of Liver | | 4305 | ″ ″ ″ | Blanche Edna Pierce | 27 / × / 1 | C. | M. | F | None. | Penna. | Tuberculosis | | 4306 | ″ 7 ″ | Frank Clausen. | × / × / 1 | W | S | M. | none | Colo. Spgs. | [Dyptheria?] | | 4307 | 2/20 ″ | Clara Marie Alexander | 8 / 7 / 16 | W. | S | F | none | Ohio | Diphtheria | | 4308 | 4/21 ″ | William Edward [Duffran?] | see no [4285?] Page 279. | [blank] | [blank] | [blank] | [blank] | [blank] | [blank] | | 4309 | 5/1 ″ | Horace L. Farr. | 71 / 6 / 18 | W | M. | M | Real Estate | Vermont | La Grippe. | | 4310 | ″ ″ ″ | Erastus B. Brewington | 74 / 3 / 21 | ″ | ″ | ″ | Mining | Ind. | Pneumonia | | 4311 | ″ 5 ″ | Armond E. Bentley | 15 / 3 / 11 | ″ | S | ″ | None. | Kansas. | [Chloroform Anæsthesia?]; 15 mins after operation | | 4312 | ″ ″ ″ | Edwin W. Davidson | 7 / 6 / 11 | ″ | ″ | ″ | ″ | Col. | Pneumonia; 10 Days. | | 4313 | ″ ″ ″ | Arthur Peck. | 72 / 1 / 0 | ″ | M | ″ | Retired | New York | Acute Interstitial nephritis | | 4314 | ″ 6 ″ | Mrs Frederica Tamm | 80 / 5 / 25 | ″ | W | F | none. | Germany | Pneumonia | | 4315 | ″ 7 ″ | Joseph G. Palmer. | 51 / — / — | ″ | [mark unclear] | M | Unknown. | unknown. | Quinsie | | 4316 | ″ 8 ″ | Thos. O. Gummerson | 59 / — / — | ″ | — | M | ″ | ″ | Broncho. Pneumonia. | | 4317 | ″ 11 ″ | Thomas Joseph Winslow | 39 / 7 / 24 | ″ | M | ″ | Printer | Calif | Pul Tuberculosis | | 4318 | ″ 12 ″ | Bernice Cooper | × / 6 / 3 | C | S | F | none | Colo. | Lobar Pneumonia | | 4319 | ″ 13 ″ | Infant Mr & Mrs C. H. Tebbetts | × / × / 1½ | W | ″ | ″ | ″ | ″ | Premature | | 4320 | ″ 14 ″ | Infant Mr & Mrs Chas Rogers. | × / × / 11 | ″ | ″ | M | ″ | ″ | Cerebral Spinal meningitis | | 4321 | ″ 15 ″ | Emma C. Ingoldstad | 39 / 9 / 1 | ″ | M. | F | ″ | Iowa | Tuberculosis of Lungs | | 4322 | ″ 16 ″ | E. E. Phelps. | × / [blank] / [blank] | — | — | — | unknown | unknown | cerebro spinal meningitis | ## Right half: circumstances, reporting, and burial | Entry | Complication | When and where contracted | Undertaker | Place of death | Reported by | Buried: lot / block | Other writing | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | 4299 | Diabetes Milletus | × 9 years. | Fairley & Law. | 126 So Tejon St; Colo Spgs. | F. B. Rothrock M.D.; Colo Spgs. | East Hampton Mass. | [blank] | | 4300 | [blank] | Calif | [blank] | Coronado. Calif. | Dr Morgan Coroner. | 19 / 29 | [blank] | | 4301 | [blank] | Denver Colo. | C. P. McGovern & Son | Denver Colo. | R. O. Rollins Coroner. | 26 / 57 | Sextons Record [illegible] 51-26 [stamp] | | 4302 | [blank] | Colorado 6 mos. | Hallett & Baker | Glockner Sanitarium; Colo Spgs. | C. F. Gardiner | 93 / 53 | [blank] | | 4303 | [blank] | Kansas City | J. Flemming | 742 E. Platte ave; Colo Spgs. | J. V. Schofield | Kansas City mo. | [blank] | | 4304 | Acute Nephritis | Do not know. | Hallett & Baker | Glockner Sanitarium; Colo Spgs | L. P. Anderson | Anamosa Iowa | [blank] | | 4305 | × | not stated. | [Doyle?] & Son | Danville Coal mine; Colo Spgs | R. A. Grant | E½ 11 / 20 | [blank] | | 4306 | × | × | ″ | Glockner Sanitarium | H. W. Hoagland | 9 / O. | 5/7 Permit for Burial out to city [last phrase uncertain] | | 4307 | × | Los Angeles. Calif | × | Los Angeles Calif | L. M. Powers | 29 / 15 | [blank] | | 4308 | × | × | × | [blank] | [blank] | Manitowoc! 5/2. Wis. | The exclamation-like stroke after Manitowoc may be punctuation. | | 4309 | × | × | Fairley & Law. | 516 E. Platte ave | W. C. Allen | 17 / 16 | [blank] | | 4310 | × | Colo | ″ | 827 E. High St | A. H. Garnett | E½ 52 / 53 | [blank] | | 4311 | Operation for Osteomyelitis and [illegible surgical term] | × | Hallett & Baker | Glockner San. | C. F. Stough | vault. [White City?] [illegible] | Permit 567 [illegible] | | 4312 | × | ″ 10 Days. | Fairley & Law | 719 So Nevada Ave | J. E. Anderson. | 5 / K. | [blank] | | 4313 | × | ″ | ″ | 618 No Nevada Ave | N. F. Martin | 8 / 54 | [blank] | | 4314 | [check mark] | ″ 6 Days | Carrington & Sons. | 400 Block north 15th St | J. A. Winternitz | W½ 57 / 60 | [blank] | | 4315 | × | Kas City mo. | [Estties?] & Son | Kansas City mo. | Geo T. Berry | ″ 3 / 59 | [blank] | | 4316 | × | Georgetown. Colo. | × | Georgetown Colo | W. R. Collins | 39 / 52 | [blank] | | 4317 | × | not in Colo. | Hallett & Baker | Union Printers Home | D. D. Christopher | 57 / M | [blank] | | 4318 | × | Colo 48 hrs. | Fairley & Law. | 702 Corona St | J. T. Estill | 9 / G | [blank] | | 4319 | × | Colo | C. F. L. | 1338 No Weber St | O. R. Gillett | Potters Field; [8?] / 46 | [blank] | | 4320 | × | ″ | Fairley & Law | 228 W Moreno. | F. L. Estill | 55 / E. | [blank] | | 4321 | ″ | Iowa | Hallett & Baker | 1501½ Colo ave | J. H. Madden | 16 / [illegible] | Block cell damaged/dark. | | 4322 | × | unknown | × | Grand Junction Colo | Oliver [Kebart?] | 21 / [illegible] | Block and register number obscured at lower edge; entry number follows 4321. | ## Editorial notes and uncertainty - **Arthur Peck, entry 4313:** The date cells contain ditto signs. Entry 4311 explicitly writes day **5**, entry 4312 repeats it, and 4313 repeats it again. The inherited reading is **May 5, 1907**. PPLD's catalog instead indexes May 4; this discrepancy remains unresolved at the catalog/source level and is not silently corrected. - Peck's age is written **72 / 1 / 0**, not simply 72 years with zero months. The death-place column clearly reads **618 No Nevada Ave**; it is a place-of-death field, not a separately labeled last-residence field. - In Peck's row, the duration and undertaker cells are ditto signs. They appear to inherit **10 Days** and **Fairley & Law** from entry 4312. These are inherited readings, not fully rewritten words in Peck's own row. The complication cell contains a cross, not a named complication. - Peck's burial cells read **Lot 8, Block 54**. The table does not itself name a cemetery in that row; a cemetery identification must come from another source. - Entry 4302 appears to give **Wittemeyer** with an alternate spelling added above it. The annotation is tentatively read **[Widemair?]** and is not treated as a verified surname change. - Entry 4308's cross-reference number is uncertain; its page is clearly **279**. Neither this cross-reference nor a second death record has been supplied by inference. - The word in 4315's cause column appears to be the historical spelling **Quinsie**. Historical diagnoses are copied, not clinically reinterpreted. - Numerous cells are blank or use cross marks. No missing cause, identity, duration, birthplace, or burial location has been supplied merely from context. Uncertain personal names and tiny marginal comments remain bracketed. Reviewed from the unenhanced source PDF at full-page and enlarged crop scale, October 15, 2026. This is a research transcription, not a certified vital-record copy. [D090-p001] BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE OF COLORADO, FOR THE FISCAL YEARS Ending November 30, 1891, and November 30, 1892. E. J. EATON, SECRETARY OF STATE. COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO.: THE GAZETTE PRINTING COMPANY, STATE PRINTERS. 1893. [D090-p002] 353.1 C71[?] 1890/92 STATE OF COLORADO, SECRETARY OF STATE’S OFFICE, DENVER, December 31, 1892. His Excellency, JOHN L. ROUTT, Governor of Colorado. SIR:—Herewith I transmit to you the report of the business of this office for the two years ending Novem- ber 30th, A. D. 1892. Very respectfully, E. J. EATON, Secretary of State. [D091-p001] 618 NORTH NEVADA | ARCHIVE REFINEMENT October 15, 2026 | Source-linked review record 1 618 NORTH NEVADA AVENUE Archive Refinement and Transcription Findings — October 15, 2026 A source-linked review record for the property-history archive The review organizes and improves access to the surviving scans while retaining the distinctions that matter: land versus building history, the 616/618 parcel versus neighboring 614 and 622, contemporary documents versus later annotations, and visible source text versus uncertain reconstruction. 70 200 149 original files preserved supplied pages reviewed preferred reading pages 51 6 30 duplicate aliases retained AI restoration variants source-linked findings These counts describe this refinement review. They do not measure how many pages in the complete reference library received a new, line-by-line transcription. Full-volume coverage distinguishes retained usable text, newly reviewed text, nontext pages and unresolved passages. Publication status. Website validation and publication are recorded separately. This PDF does not certify that final browser checks, authentication tests or deployment have passed. Reading the findings. “High” describes confidence in a field read from the reproduction. It does not certify the source’s accuracy, legal effect, genealogy or a complete title chain. Brackets preserve probable readings, alternatives and illegibility. [D091-p002] 618 NORTH NEVADA | ARCHIVE REFINEMENT October 15, 2026 | Source-linked review record 2 Preservation, consolidation and text review Originals and rollback All 70 supplied original files are retained. The recovery record points to Recovery/20261016T013723Z and its RECOVERY-MANIFEST.json. That snapshot captures the pre-refinement working archive and deployment information for rollback. Original-file integrity and live publication checks belong to their separate validation records; this report does not newly certify them. Preferred copies and aliases Two hundred supplied pages were visually reviewed. Fifty-one duplicate aliases resolve to 149 preferred reading pages. The choices consider actual legibility, continuous grayscale, completeness, cropping and annotations, rather than pixel dimensions alone. The alias and source maps preserve the discarded browsing position and original source location; the original files remain available locally. Examples of the decisions The mounted portrait L033 preserves grayscale lost in L002-p012. The four-clipping collage L002-p015 retains more of the right-hand obituary than L041. The 618 exterior, Camden couple and Daisy Todd scans each retain a selected front and identifying verso. Blue marginal annotations on other copies are carried into the canonical record rather than erased. Article fragments and distinct instruments Overlapping clippings are grouped as logical records. A repeated passage or overlapping crop does not require a second browsing entry, but distinct notices, reverse-side captions and useful alternate views remain. Similar deeds are not interchangeable: corrective instruments and the separate 614 and 616/618 trustee deeds remain separate. Reviewed text and the full reference library The supplied collection received visual page review. Full reference volumes additionally underwent page-level screening to identify absent, garbled or sparse text and to retain useful existing text. A retained existing-usable classification is not a claim of a new line-by-line visual verification. Flagged printed pages, portrait captions, handwritten signatures, church registers, tables, forms and marginal notes have separate review records. The coverage ledger is the controlling page-by-page account. [D091-p003] 618 NORTH NEVADA | ARCHIVE REFINEMENT October 15, 2026 | Source-linked review record 3 Handwriting, uncertainty and Markdown Reviewed readings preserve wording and spelling where recoverable, with structured headings, paragraphs, dates and signatures. Probable words use forms such as [Lucinda?]; alternatives use [deed / debt?]; unreadable passages use [illegible]. Editorial explanation is kept separate from source transcription. Context and repeated letterforms may support a reading, but do not make a guess certain. Handwritten passages are identified as Handwritten transcription; the reader supports Caveat and standard-font display. Text layers and display copies Reviewed text is the preferred reader and search text where an explicit review exists. Initial OCR is a working aid rather than an additional published authority. Searchable derivative PDFs and source-library parts may receive corrected text layers while source masters remain unchanged. Coverage, final text-layer integration and browser behavior must be checked in the corresponding build and validation records. Working records. Audit/REFINEMENT.json; Audit/DUPLICATE-DECISIONS.json; Audit/SOURCE-PAGE-MAP.json; PAGE-MAP.json; Audit/library-coverage.json; Audit/reviews/*.json. [D091-p004] 618 NORTH NEVADA | ARCHIVE REFINEMENT October 15, 2026 | Source-linked review record 4 Existing chronology and the current ownership record The findings that follow refine an existing timeline rather than establish a new uninterrupted title chain. The house’s approximate construction date, early land transfers, later use, family history and historical photographs remain distinct kinds of evidence. Photograph captions may estimate a decade without proving an exposure date. Recorded conveyance dates are not automatically signing dates. The parcel distinction The 616/618 parcel is the south half of Lot 7 and north 25 feet of Lot 6, Block 22, Addition No. 1, parcel 6407417005. The neighboring 614 deed description is the north 60 feet of the south 75 feet of Lot 6. Daisy Todd’s earlier residence and fur-storage context at 622 remain neighboring family context, not proof of 618 title. The unresolved 1991 acquisition Reception 002023401, book 5833 page 649, demonstrably concerns 614. Companion reception 002023402, page 650, is only a candidate for the 618 acquisition. Historic Properties of Colorado Springs is securely tied to 618 as grantor in the January 12, 2000 recorded conveyance to Vintage Hospitality LLC. Vintage conveyed to Daniel K. and Cynthia M. Davies in the December 5, 2007 recorded event. The full 1991 acquisition image remains a gap. 2015 to June 1, 2016 The Davies owners are carried into 2015 by inference between the 2007 acquisition and 2016 recorded transfer. A separate 2015 assessor ownership snapshot was not obtained. Historical 2015 assessor sketches and a brochure disagree on building area and are not current surveyed measurements. June 1, 2016 to March 23, 2022 Recorder index reception 216058481 is a quitclaim from Cynthia Davies / Wood-Davies Cynthia to Daniel Davies. Consecutive reception 216058482 names Daniel Davies as grantor and Christina West and Joshua West as grantees of the parcel-linked warranty deed. Continuity between the recorded events is inferred. March 23, 2022 through October 15, 2026 Reception 222041276 is indexed from Joshua West and Christina West to West Family Trust. The October 13, 2026 assessor dataset and live record retrieved October 15, 2026 list WEST FAMILY TRUST. This is recorded ownership context; it does not identify residents, trustees, beneficiaries or beneficial interests. [D091-p005] 618 NORTH NEVADA | ARCHIVE REFINEMENT October 15, 2026 | Source-linked review record 5 A restoration-team lead with an address discrepancy A November 1997 architect’s account of Room at the Inn, illustrated with a facade matching 618, credits Mark Tremmel, Morey Bean and Mahler-Gambucci; a 1998 AIA firm profile corroborates the project connection. The article prints 720 North Nevada. That unresolved address discrepancy remains visible. These are later restoration credits, not attribution of the house’s original architect. Full article/directory scans remain local only. Baseline references. Research/TIMELINE.json, T039 and T049–T053; Research/MODERN-OWNERSHIP.json; Research/RESTORATION-OWNERSHIP.json; Research/RESTORATION-RESEARCH.json; D086 and D082. These are previously captured research records, not fresh independent verification by this report. [D091-p006] 618 NORTH NEVADA | ARCHIVE REFINEMENT October 15, 2026 | Source-linked review record 6 A. Land, buildings and early transfers RF018 The survey is dated May 13, 1993, not July 13 The improvement location certificate reads May 13, 1993; its accompanying Zephyr Surveying invoice is dated May 14. The pre-refinement manifest gave July 13; the reviewed source supports May 13. The certificate labels the 618 three-story frame apartment, the 616 one-story duplex, and garage on the described lot portions. Confidence. High for month/day/year and principal building labels Limits / unresolved detail. This is a historical location certificate, not a current survey or a construction certificate. Small architectural measurements remain qualified in the transcription. The invoice and certificate have separate dates. SOURCE REFERENCES L001-p003 - 1993 Survey.pdf, source p. 3; D001, reading p. 2 L001-p002 - 1993 Survey.pdf, source p. 2; D001, reading p. 2 L001-p001 - 1993 Survey.pdf, source p. 1; D001, reading p. 1 RF020 Several early-deed amounts differ from the old catalog The individual-page review reads Gutshall–Pochon consideration as one hundred seventy-two dollars, rather than $175; Pochon–Martin as seventeen hundred dollars, rather than $1,200; and Martin–DeCoursey as seventeen hundred [fifty?] dollars, rather than $1,400. These should be represented as reviewed manuscript readings alongside the earlier title-search/catalog amounts. The Pochon deed’s execution year remains [four / five?], while acknowledgment and filing are in 1875. Confidence. Moderate for the new manuscript amounts; fifty is explicitly tentative Limits / unresolved detail. Do not treat all amounts as verified actual purchase prices or silently rewrite the title-search transcript. The old and new readings are documented discrepancies, and the scans are streak-damaged. The Lombard–Maguire filing day is also tentatively [5th?] July in the new review against the prior July 8 entry; that day remains unresolved. SOURCE REFERENCES L007-p009 - OT_20261015_0002.pdf, source p. 9; D046, reading p. 1 L007-p010 - OT_20261015_0002.pdf, source p. 10; D047, reading p. 1 L007-p011 - OT_20261015_0002.pdf, source p. 11; D048, reading p. 1 L002-p003 - docs 2.pdf, source p. 3; D002, reading p. 3 L002-p004 - docs 2.pdf, source p. 4; D002, reading p. 4 [D091-p007] 618 NORTH NEVADA | ARCHIVE REFINEMENT October 15, 2026 | Source-linked review record 7 RF021 The Kimball correction concerns the premises description The January 15, 1876 Colorado Springs Company–Kimball corrective deed says it describes more correctly and fully the premises intended by the December 9, 1873 deed. It includes Lot 7, Block 22, Addition No. 1, a handwritten quitclaim insertion and a canceled warranty paragraph. The pre-refinement catalog described a grantee-name correction; the visible wording instead concerns the premises. Confidence. High for the expressed correction purpose; some marginal wording and filing day tentative Limits / unresolved detail. Do not infer the legal effect of the struck and inserted clauses. Separately, the badly damaged July 1874 Maguire–Gutshall instrument includes a North half phrase in an incomplete release/damages context; it cannot independently support a confident parcel-scope reconstruction. SOURCE REFERENCES L013 - scan_1766.jpg, source p. 1; D062, reading p. 1 L002-p068 - docs 2.pdf, source p. 68; D062, reading p. 1 RF019 The Lucinda–May supplied recorder copy supports the dated transfer directly L007-p015 is a supplied recorder reproduction of Lucinda D. Peck to May S. Eaton. It writes September 24, 1910 execution and acknowledgment, and December 19, 1912 recording at 10:45 a.m. The property is northerly 25 feet of Lot 6 and southerly half of Lot 7, Block 22, Addition No. 1. The water clause refers to City of Colorado Springs canals. Confidence. High for these fields in the supplied reproduction; reception number and recorder surname uncertain Limits / unresolved detail. The earlier OB-F22 limitation that only the title chronology was available is superseded by this supplied-copy evidence; the 1911 tour/occupancy difference remains. The typed search’s acknowledgment September 26 differs from the deed copy’s September 24. This is not a newly obtained certified recorder original or proof of a market price. SOURCE REFERENCES L007-p015 - OT_20261015_0002.pdf, source p. 15; D052, reading p. 1 L002-p004 - docs 2.pdf, source p. 4; D002, reading p. 4 [D091-p008] 618 NORTH NEVADA | ARCHIVE REFINEMENT October 15, 2026 | Source-linked review record 8 B. Family, church and community chronology RF016 The Baptist material separates a preliminary meeting from formal organization The minutes reproduce an August 21, 1872 preliminary meeting with Arthur Peck and Mrs. L. D. Peck among fourteen visible petition names. The September 18 organization minutes accept their letters alongside those of J. M. Colburn, F. A. Johnson and Austin H. Weir; seven additional people are accepted on statements in lieu of letters. The group then organizes the First Baptist Church of Colorado Springs. Confidence. High for meeting dates and Peck entries; several other names/signatures remain uncertain Limits / unresolved detail. Fourteen preliminary petition names and twelve people admitted at the later organization are different stages, not an automatic contradiction. The one-third-property donation remains a biographer’s assertion; these minutes are not a financial account. SOURCE REFERENCES L002-p058 - docs 2.pdf, source p. 58; D040, reading p. 1 L002-p060 - docs 2.pdf, source p. 60; D040, reading p. 2 RF017 Two Baptist lists preserve different Peck addresses The list annotated March 1896 gives Arthur Peck at 216 E. Cucharras and Mrs. Arthur Peck at the same address. The other list, annotated [Dec.?] 1897, gives Arthur and Mrs. Arthur Peck at 618 N. Nevada. These are distinct list versions and should remain separately searchable. Confidence. High for the address entries; handwritten month on the later list tentative Limits / unresolved detail. This adds an annual-source/address discrepancy alongside the 1896 city directory at 618; it does not prove a construction date or that the family had not moved. Publication, annotation and currency of membership addresses may differ. Do not silently harmonize 216 with the 1894 directory’s 214 spelling/address. SOURCE REFERENCES L002-p059 - docs 2.pdf, source p. 59; D039, reading p. 2 L002-p057 - docs 2.pdf, source p. 57; D039, reading p. 1 [D091-p009] 618 NORTH NEVADA | ARCHIVE REFINEMENT October 15, 2026 | Source-linked review record 9 RF010 The contemporary marriage notice says Thursday, April 13 L049 prints that E. J. Eaton and Miss May Whipple married in Colorado Springs on Thursday evening, April 13, at the bride’s parents’ residence, by Rev. T. Mitchell. Adjacent printed railway and trustee-sale material supplies 1876; handwritten 1876 also appears. This strengthens the earlier catalog-only lead for the Weekly Gazette of April 15, 1876. The 1928 obituary instead says they married in 1875. Confidence. High for April 13 and the notice’s wording; 1876 supplied by surrounding printed issue context Limits / unresolved detail. The marriage sentence itself omits the year; publication and ceremony are different dates. Display the 1876/1875 source disagreement. It predates documented residence at 618 and does not identify the parents by name. SOURCE REFERENCES L049 - scan_1802.jpg, source p. 1; D022, reading p. 1 L002-p038 - docs 2.pdf, source p. 38; D011, reading p. 1 RF011 May’s baptism row contains Whipple in the parents column In baptism row 30, May Stuart Eaton’s adult baptism has ruled blank given-name positions followed by Whipple in the Parents column. Mrs. Margaret P. Woods is the sponsor and Benjamin Brewster the minister. Rows 31 and 32 identify Violet May and Ella Harding as daughters of E. J. and May Stuart Eaton. Confidence. High for visible Whipple and column placement; parent identities unestablished Limits / unresolved detail. Whipple supports natal-family context but does not recover either parent’s given name or establish a complete parentage. The existing March 16, 1896 baptism date and daughters’ birth dates were already recorded. Do not describe inferred parents as confirmed genealogy. SOURCE REFERENCES D085-p008 - PPLD-987954-original.pdf, source p. 1; D085, reading p. 8 [D091-p010] 618 NORTH NEVADA | ARCHIVE REFINEMENT October 15, 2026 | Source-linked review record 10 RF029 Eaton birth notices add a son lead and a daughter-date discrepancy L048 announces a boy born to the wife of E. J. Eaton in Colorado Springs on January 2[3?], 1879, weighing 8½ pounds. L022/L002-p039 announces an unnamed daughter born March 18, [1883?]. The baptism register’s Violet May Eaton birth is March 19, 1883; this creates a potential one-day discrepancy if the unnamed daughter is Violet. Confidence. High for the birth-notice wording and weight; son’s day and daughter’s year tentative; identity linkage unconfirmed Limits / unresolved detail. Neither notice names the child or expands E. J. The son must remain a research lead, not a newly identified named family member or evidence of survival to 1932. Do not silently change Violet’s registered March 19 date to match an unnamed newspaper birth notice. Nearby Rev. Edward S. Peck marriage/death notices do not establish any relationship to Arthur. SOURCE REFERENCES L048 - scan_1801.jpg, source p. 1; D012, reading p. 2 L022 - scan_1775.jpg, source p. 1; D012, reading p. 1 L002-p039 - docs 2.pdf, source p. 39; D012, reading p. 1 D085-p008 - PPLD-987954-original.pdf, source p. 1; D085, reading p. 8 RF009 An overlooked Eaton funeral announcement is recoverable The blue-bracketed fragment L039 contains a distinct notice: the funeral of Mrs. E. J. Eaton would be held Saturday afternoon from the residence, 618 North Nevada, with Rev. [Paul?] Roberts officiating and burial at Evergreen. The time is read [2:30?]. The pre-refinement D020 title mentioned only the electrical and milk ordinances, overlooking this property-relevant announcement. Confidence. Moderate for the notice’s core identity/address; qualified for time and minister’s given name Limits / unresolved detail. No issue date is visible. Its association with May/Mary Eaton’s 1928 death is contextual, not a printed date recovered from this fragment. Keep this short announcement distinct from the obituary and the longer funeral report L050. SOURCE REFERENCES L039 - scan_1792.jpg, source p. 1; D020, reading p. 1 [D091-p011] 618 NORTH NEVADA | ARCHIVE REFINEMENT October 15, 2026 | Source-linked review record 11 RF026 May’s longer funeral notice connects named neighbors without proving kinship L050 reports services at 2:30 that afternoon at 618 North Nevada, sermon by Rev. Paul Roberts of Grace Church and Evergreen burial. Earl Stark and Mr. Camden are among the named pallbearers. The notice says she died Thursday night; its handwritten date is 5-12-28, compatible with the obituary’s 5-11-28 annotation and death the previous night. Confidence. High for printed address, time, minister and the two named pallbearers; issue dating relies on annotation/context Limits / unresolved detail. Names in the funeral party show a reported association, not family relationship or title ownership. Keep May/Mary/E. J. Eaton source forms, and do not treat annotations alone as independently established publication metadata. SOURCE REFERENCES L050 - scan_1803.jpg, source p. 1; D011, reading p. 2 L002-p038 - docs 2.pdf, source p. 38; D011, reading p. 1 RF015 Edwin’s State School trusteeship now has a readable appointment article L046 reports that Governor Peabody appointed Edwin J. Eaton a trustee of the State School for the Deaf and Blind to fill the vacancy caused by W. G. Rice’s death. It says Eaton headed El Paso County Abstract Company until absorption by Colorado Title & Trust Company. The handwritten date is 10-3-03, with adjacent datelines October 2, supporting the indexed October 3, 1903 publication. Confidence. High for printed appointment and business wording; publication date supported by annotation and catalog context Limits / unresolved detail. The broad trusteeship was already named in LOCAL-REVIEW. The new information is the readable primary report, predecessor and business succession. It does not establish residence at 618 in 1903 independently. SOURCE REFERENCES L046 - scan_1799.jpg, source p. 1; D018, reading p. 1 [D091-p012] 618 NORTH NEVADA | ARCHIVE REFINEMENT October 15, 2026 | Source-linked review record 12 RF030 A separate real-estate notice names Lucinda and Methodist trustees L043’s Real Estate Transfers continuation lists Lucinda D. Peck to trustees of the M. E. Church, Lot 16, Block 92, with no amount visible. This is a separate property and church-connection lead beyond the Baptist founding narrative. Confidence. High that the visible notice names Lucinda and the lot/block; transaction date unverified Limits / unresolved detail. The source fragment has no complete issue header. Do not assign the adjacent L042 annotation to every entry without verification, identify this as the one-third Baptist-building donation, or connect Lot 16, Block 92 to the 618 Block 22 parcel. No underlying instrument has been retrieved. SOURCE REFERENCES L043 - scan_1796.jpg, source p. 1; D021, reading p. 2 [D091-p013] 618 NORTH NEVADA | ARCHIVE REFINEMENT October 15, 2026 | Source-linked review record 13 C. Death registers, probate and estate accounting RF012 Arthur’s register gives a precise age and a place-of-death field Entry 4313 gives Arthur Peck’s age as 72 years, 1 month, 0 days, with 618 No. Nevada Ave in the Place of death column and burial Lot 8, Block 54. The pre-refinement biography and timeline called the address last residence; the source field is Place of death. The May 5, 1907 date inherited through the preceding ditto rows remains consistent with the local obituary. Confidence. High for age, column heading, address and burial coordinates; inherited date explicitly reasoned Limits / unresolved detail. The row itself does not name the cemetery; Evergreen is supplied by the separate newspaper funeral material. Keep PPLD’s conflicting May 4 catalog date visible. This is a research transcription, not a certified vital-record extract. SOURCE REFERENCES D080-p001 - Colorado Springs Death and Interment Register - Arthur Peck 1907.pdf, source p. 1; D080, reading p. 1 D085-p011 - PPLD-976702-original.pdf, source p. 1; D085, reading p. 11 L002-p047 - docs 2.pdf, source p. 47; D015, reading p. 1 RF014 The two Lucinda clipping copies differ in the address reading The local clipping review reads 106 East Boulder, while the downloaded PPLD obituary copy clearly reads 208 East Boulder. Both are headed Pioneer Resident Dies, dated April 29, 1924, and describe age 84, death early yesterday, a private Law chapel funeral and Evergreen burial. The synthesis compared both image crops and retains the better-supported downloaded 208 reading with the local-copy discrepancy disclosed. Confidence. High for the downloaded 208 reading and shared date/text; local number remains a source-copy discrepancy Limits / unresolved detail. Do not turn 106 into a second confirmed residence or silently overwrite one transcript from the other. These are separately preserved source versions; do not assume they reproduce the identical exposure or newspaper state. The April 28, 1924 death interpretation remains intact, as does the conflict with the portrait catalog’s 1921 year. SOURCE REFERENCES L016 - scan_1769.jpg, source p. 1; D016, reading p. 1 L002-p063 - docs 2.pdf, source p. 63; D016, reading p. 1 D085-p007 - PPLD-162271-original.pdf, source p. 1; D085, reading p. 7 [D091-p014] 618 NORTH NEVADA | ARCHIVE REFINEMENT October 15, 2026 | Source-linked review record 14 RF013 Edwin’s death and burial dates are a confirmation, not a new correction The full-spread burial review confirms Edwin J. Eaton, age 84, last residence 618 North Nevada, death June 13 and burial June 15, 1932, at Evergreen. T028 and OB-F21 already state this accurately and preserve the catalog’s June 14 date. Confidence. High for the labeled register fields Limits / unresolved detail. No replacement timeline text is needed. Do not mistake a catalog or obituary date for the labeled death or burial date, and do not fill the blank cause column by inference. SOURCE REFERENCES D085-p010 - PPLD-990686-original.pdf, source p. 1; D085, reading p. 10 RF004 The estate’s cash balance is $6,616.43 The Eaton final-settlement decree reports $100,434.78 cash received and $93,818.35 expended, paid out and distributed, leaving $6,616.43 on May 14, 1934. The subtraction reconciles exactly. It separately says additional real, personal and mixed assets remained. Confidence. High for visually checked figures and arithmetic Limits / unresolved detail. These are estate-wide cash flows and a dated balance, not a sale price, a house valuation, or Edwin’s total wealth at death. SOURCE REFERENCES L007-p018 - OT_20261015_0002.pdf, source p. 18; D053, reading p. 3 RF005 The final settlement distinguishes state inheritance and federal estate taxes The settlement continuation states that $12,720.31 in Colorado inheritance tax and $11,832.96 in federal estate tax had been assessed and fully paid. The next page allows $5,000 each for administrator and attorney services, with $4,000 already paid to each and another $1,000 authorized to each. Confidence. High for the printed amounts as transcribed from the recorder copy Limits / unresolved detail. The decree’s figures should retain their own date and accounting context. Do not silently force them to match the separately dated 1933 inheritance-tax receipt or treat them as taxes on 618 alone. SOURCE REFERENCES L007-p018 - OT_20261015_0002.pdf, source p. 18; D053, reading p. 3 L007-p019 - OT_20261015_0002.pdf, source p. 19; D053, reading p. 4 [D091-p015] 618 NORTH NEVADA | ARCHIVE REFINEMENT October 15, 2026 | Source-linked review record 15 RF006 The inheritance-tax receipt is $68.80, with a separate calculation D054’s receipt no. 60159 is dated July 20, 1933, recorded December 19, 1945, and states $68.80, not the old catalog’s $68.30. Gross property is $261,090.76; deductions $16,181.36; net $244,909.40. The final schedule gives tax fixed $13,118.21, interest [5.85?], fees $10.00, total $13,134.06, discount $500.00, balance $12,634.06, credits $9,500.00 and $3,065.26, residual $68.80. Both the gross-minus-deductions and balance-minus-credits calculations reconcile. Confidence. High for receipt, major figures and arithmetic; small interest reading probable Limits / unresolved detail. The $68.80 is a residual payment, not the entire inheritance-tax liability. The old catalog reads a margin date as July 20, 1938; the new transcription reads 1933 there as well. Keep the old marginal reading as a copy-reading discrepancy until specifically reconciled. Do not equate this 1933 calculation with the later settlement’s $12,720.31 state-tax statement. SOURCE REFERENCES L007-p022 - OT_20261015_0002.pdf, source p. 22; D054, reading p. 1 L007-p028 - OT_20261015_0002.pdf, source p. 28; D054, reading p. 7 RF007 The $3,850 inventory entry values an undivided half interest The highlighted inventory line reads an undivided one-half interest in north 25 feet of Lot 6 and south half of Lot 7, Block 22, Addition No. 1, valued $3,850. It supplies a direct inventory reference for the 616/618 parcel. Confidence. High for the line’s parcel, fraction and value Limits / unresolved detail. This qualification was already present in DEED-CATALOG and LOCAL-REVIEW and broadly retained in T029. Add the exact inventory reference rather than announcing a new ownership discovery. It does not value the entire house, establish who held the other half, or prove the complete subsequent chain. SOURCE REFERENCES L007-p024 - OT_20261015_0002.pdf, source p. 24; D054, reading p. 3 [D091-p016] 618 NORTH NEVADA | ARCHIVE REFINEMENT October 15, 2026 | Source-linked review record 16 RF008 The June 1934 decree days need reconciliation within the review The initial D053 transcription read June 13, 1934 for both heirship and final settlement, while the older catalog and supplied title search give June 18. Cross-review could not conclusively distinguish the day in the reproduced decree datelines. The final editorial overlay retains [13 / 18?] on both L007-p017 and L007-p020. The clear June 13, 1932 death date is a separate field. Confidence. Unresolved for day; high that a transcription conflict exists Limits / unresolved detail. Neither 1934 decree day is conclusive from the supplied copy. A clearer recorder image is needed. Keep the bracketed alternatives; do not replace a disputed day with an unqualified date. T029’s broad year range does not require a day-level change. SOURCE REFERENCES L007-p017 - OT_20261015_0002.pdf, source p. 17; D053, reading p. 2 L007-p020 - OT_20261015_0002.pdf, source p. 20; D053, reading p. 5 L002-p004 - docs 2.pdf, source p. 4; D002, reading p. 4 Final editorial overlay: Audit/reviews/zz-final-editorial.json, L007-p017 and L007-p020. RF025 Daisy’s will names Elva and conditional substitute beneficiaries Daisy C. Todd’s March 21, 1940 will leaves the residue to daughter Elva L. Camden if she survives, with substitution provisions for Elva’s children and descendants. It nominates Elva executrix, with Lewis E. Camden as substitute if Elva does not survive. The July 9, 1957 order admits the will and directs letters to Elva. This adds family and testamentary context beyond the earlier general probate description. Confidence. High for printed testamentary and probate wording Limits / unresolved detail. The will predates the 1947 deed to Daisy. A general residual clause is not a parcel-specific distribution deed and does not bridge the missing trust/estate chain to Bonnie as surviving trustee in 1982. Do not present the hypothetical substitute-beneficiary clause as proof of who actually inherited. SOURCE REFERENCES L007-p032 - OT_20261015_0002.pdf, source p. 32; D059, reading p. 1 L007-p033 - OT_20261015_0002.pdf, source p. 33; D059, reading p. 2 L007-p031 - OT_20261015_0002.pdf, source p. 31; D059, reading p. 3 [D091-p017] 618 NORTH NEVADA | ARCHIVE REFINEMENT October 15, 2026 | Source-linked review record 17 D. The neighboring 614 parcel: distinct deeds and corrections RF001 The Buchanan–Stark deed is dated September 23, 1939 D070 is Amelia Buchanan to Earl C. Stark, executed September 23, 1939, acknowledged September 25 and filed September 29, 1939. The tax exception independently writes taxes for 1939 due in 1940. The pre-refinement manifest and deed catalog gave 1931; that was an extraction error. Confidence. High for year, parties and dates; recorder details partly uncertain Limits / unresolved detail. This is the neighboring 614 parcel: north 60 feet of the south 75 feet of Lot 6, Block 22, Addition No. 1. It is not a conveyance of 618. Nominal consideration does not establish a market sale price. SOURCE REFERENCES L002-p020 - docs 2.pdf, source p. 20; D070, reading p. 1 RF002 The Stark–Young deed is dated December 18, 1944 D071 names Earl C. Stark as grantor and John C. Young as grantee, executed and acknowledged December 18, 1944 and filed December 20, 1944. This is now recoverable from the individual-page review, replacing the pre-refinement catalog’s undated description. Confidence. High for parties, execution date, filing date and legal parcel Limits / unresolved detail. The recorder number, exact filing time, recorder surname and revenue-stamp amount remain uncertain. Keep this in 614 context. SOURCE REFERENCES L002-p021 - docs 2.pdf, source p. 21; D071, reading p. 1 [D091-p018] 618 NORTH NEVADA | ARCHIVE REFINEMENT October 15, 2026 | Source-linked review record 18 RF022 The neighboring Young estate instruments name Ruth L. Young D072’s February 4, 1981 letters and D073’s January 4, 1982 personal-representative deed name RUTH L. YOUNG. D073’s signature and acknowledgment also use Ruth. The pre-refinement catalog’s Rush L. Young grantor attribution confused this estate representative with the separate Rush Young correspondence. Confidence. High for the repeated typed Ruth name; signature reading consistent Limits / unresolved detail. These instruments concern 614. Do not infer Ruth’s family relationship from the shared surname, and keep Rush’s separately signed letter as a distinct person/source. SOURCE REFERENCES L002-p022 - docs 2.pdf, source p. 22; D072, reading p. 1 L002-p023 - docs 2.pdf, source p. 23; D073, reading p. 1 L003-p002 - handwritten notes.pdf, source p. 2; D026, reading p. 2 RF023 The 1982 neighboring special-warranty deed states $134,500 D074 states one hundred thirty-four thousand five hundred dollars and a $13.45 documentary fee, rather than the catalog’s $124,500. It conveys 614 from Kenneth J. Reyhons and Kenneth Hanson to Thomas A. and Myra A. Hudson as tenants in common, executed January 4 and recorded January 8, 1982, book 3520 page 31. Confidence. High for the printed consideration, names, co-ownership wording and dates Limits / unresolved detail. Keep this distinct from Thomas A. Hudson’s November 1982 acquisition of 616/618 from the Camden trust. A stated consideration is a deed recital, not independent proof of all transaction economics. SOURCE REFERENCES L002-p024 - docs 2.pdf, source p. 24; D074, reading p. 1 RF024 The 614 trustee deed recites redemption, unlike the 618 deed D076, dated and recorded January 22, 1991, describes the McCormicks redeeming 614 as lienors. It recites the prior sale to Capitol Federal Savings and Loan for $148,750 and a last-redemption payment of $154,014.21. D058 is a different public-trustee instrument for 616/618, dated February 4 and recorded February 5, with a different sale recital. Confidence. High for the distinct parcels and stated mechanisms/amounts Limits / unresolved detail. Do not combine the two foreclosure/redemption stories or transfer the 614 sums to 618. These are instrument recitals in historical reproductions, not a certified legal conclusion about a completed foreclosure chain. SOURCE REFERENCES L002-p026 - docs 2.pdf, source p. 26; D076, reading p. 1 L007-p036 - OT_20261015_0002.pdf, source p. 36; D058, reading p. 1 [D091-p019] 618 NORTH NEVADA | ARCHIVE REFINEMENT October 15, 2026 | Source-linked review record 19 RF003 The supplied 1991 corporate deed expressly conveys 614 D078 identifies 614 North Nevada and the north 60 feet of the south 75 feet of Lot 6. It was executed April 15, acknowledged April 23 and recorded April 30, 1991, book 5833 page 649, reception 02023401. The grantee is Historic Properties of Colorado Springs, Inc.; the grantors are Charles D. and Janet L. McCormick. Confidence. High for the supplied deed’s address, parcel and dates Limits / unresolved detail. T039 already correctly separates reception 002023401/page 649 from the unverified companion reception 002023402/page 650. This review adds direct textual support; it does not prove the companion conveyed 618. Preserve the unresolved 618 link. SOURCE REFERENCES L004-p002 - Misc 1.pdf, source p. 2; D078, reading p. 1 [D091-p020] 618 NORTH NEVADA | ARCHIVE REFINEMENT October 15, 2026 | Source-linked review record 20 E. Research leads and contemporary official context RF027 The guide’s Lucinda occupation claim remains a research lead G005’s retrospective Peck Residence entry says the Rocky Mountain News in 1885 described Lucinda as a new commission merchant. This is a specific occupation lead that was not developed in the earlier biography research. Confidence. High that the guide makes the assertion; underlying 1885 report not verified Limits / unresolved detail. Do not promote the claim to a confirmed occupation or identify a precise 1885 article without retrieving it. The guide’s circa 1896 construction, unknown architect, 1911 Eaton purchase and National Register eligibility wording remain source assertions; eligibility is not a designation or listing. SOURCE REFERENCES G005 - 2016-03-06_1953_2.png, source p. 1; D038, reading p. 1 RF028 The original biennial report supports Eaton’s office and reporting period The newly reviewed 1893 report title names E. J. Eaton as Secretary of State for fiscal years ending November 30, 1891 and November 30, 1892. Its printed transmittal is dated Denver, December 31, 1892, addressed to Governor John L. Routt and signed in print E. J. Eaton. This supplies contemporary documentary support alongside the already recorded official 1891–1893 term. Confidence. High for printed title and transmittal Limits / unresolved detail. A fiscal reporting period is not the exact officeholding term. The name is printed, not an autograph. The selected title/transmittal record is D090; the full master is AD-EATON-REPORT-1893, source PDF pages 5 and 7. SOURCE REFERENCES D090-p001 - Colorado-Secretary-of-State-Biennial-Report-1891-1892.pdf, source p. 5; D090, reading p. 1 D090-p002 - Colorado-Secretary-of-State-Biennial-Report-1891-1892.pdf, source p. 7; D090, reading p. 2 [D091-p021] 618 NORTH NEVADA | ARCHIVE REFINEMENT October 15, 2026 | Source-linked review record 21 Photographic restoration and its limits Six AI Enhanced variants were generated with ChatGPT’s image enhancement capability and compared with their source photographs. Each preserves the associated untouched source and records the prompt, generation date, hashes, source references and restoration notes. The generation date is October 15, 2026 in America/Denver; it is separate from the historical photograph’s date. The review checked broad composition, pose, period clothing and architecture. It cannot certify facial identity or the exact fine details that a faded source never resolved. Newly distinct skin, textile, branches, shingles, muntins, glasses and other microdetails are reconstructed interpretation. Enhanced images do not establish historical facts, supply readings for transcription, or prove measured architectural features. L008 Historic monochrome street view of 618 North Nevada, with 614 to the left. Historical date. 1939–1940, approximate Fine architectural textures, curtain detail and damaged-edge textures are AI reconstructions and are not measured architectural evidence. Fine details are reconstructed interpretation, not newly discovered historical evidence. Source: Support/pages/L008.jpg | AI variant: Enhancements/L008-AI-Enhanced.png L054 Mr & Mrs Lewis Camden, standing beside a vine-covered house wall and fence. Historical date. Early 1940s Fine facial, textile and background detail is reconstructed from a faded source, without an independent detailed likeness reference; it is not proof of precise appearance. Fine details are reconstructed interpretation, not newly discovered historical evidence. Source: Support/pages/L054.jpg | AI variant: Enhancements/L054-AI-Enhanced.png L056 Mrs Daisy Todd in a garden; caption relates her purchase to 622 N Nevada. Historical date. Early 1940s Fine facial, textile and background detail is reconstructed from a faded source, without an independent detailed likeness reference; it is not proof of precise appearance. Fine details are reconstructed interpretation, not newly discovered historical evidence. Exact eyeglass frames, hat trim and dress ornament cannot be authenticated from the faded source. Source: Support/pages/L056.jpg | AI variant: Enhancements/L056-AI-Enhanced.png L051 Detached stone-faced building with a person crossing the yard; connection to carriage-building history is provisional. Historical date. Undated Building/person relationship and date remain unconfirmed; restored window/stone/roof microdetail is not documentary evidence. Paper border removed in display derivative; scene field and walking pose retained. Fine details are reconstructed interpretation, not newly discovered historical evidence. Source: Support/pages/L051.jpg | AI variant: Enhancements/L051-AI-Enhanced.png [D091-p022] 618 NORTH NEVADA | ARCHIVE REFINEMENT October 15, 2026 | Source-linked review record 22 L032 W. C. Stark portrait Historical date. Undated; publication/context date separate Extraneous book/scanner border and caption omitted in enhancement; original full page preserves caption and provenance. Oval portrait and period suit/bow tie retained. Fine details are reconstructed interpretation, not newly discovered historical evidence. Source: Support/pages/L032.jpg | AI variant: Enhancements/L032-AI-Enhanced.png L021 Frank G. Peck portrait Historical date. Undated; publication/context date separate First attempt restored grayscale but underdefined the white formal bow tie. Newly sourced same-exposure 1899 book plate used for a targeted second pass restoring the actual white bow tie. Supporting reference: Images/Research/Frank-G-Peck-portrait-1899-IA-PDF478.jpg Discarded first attempt remains in Audit/work/photos/L021-AI-Enhanced-attempt1.png for review. Fine details are reconstructed interpretation, not newly discovered historical evidence. Source: Images/Research/Frank-G-Peck-portrait-1899-IA-PDF478.jpg | AI variant: Enhancements/L021-AI-Enhanced.png Independent comparison. Audit/AI-RESTORATION-QA.json separately checks L008, L054 and L056 and records approved_with_limits. The other three have selection/review notes in the provenance file. No check establishes historically exact details absent from the source. Display requirement. The enhanced state is labeled AI Enhanced with View Original. The source state is labeled Original Photo with View AI Enhanced. The original must remain available, including from downloads; approximate historic dates and the 2026 restoration date remain separate. Final website behavior is validated separately. [D091-p023] 618 NORTH NEVADA | ARCHIVE REFINEMENT October 15, 2026 | Source-linked review record 23 Example restoration comparison 618 exterior: estimated 1939–1940, from later handwriting This comparison illustrates the change in tonal range. The fine trim, fence, tree and window detail in the AI version must not be treated as newly discovered architectural evidence. AI Enhanced Original Photo Source references: L008, L009, L052, L053, L062 and L063. The original photograph’s estimated date, later reproduction date and 2026 AI generation date are different metadata. Full source backs and all originals remain preserved. Unconfirmed portrait attribution The PPLD portrait cataloged as Mrs. A. C. Peck was downloaded at higher resolution and is retained with the institution’s attribution and circa-1911 estimate expressly unconfirmed. The catalog’s 1921 death year conflicts with the dated 1924 obituary. Neither apparent age nor facial resemblance resolves sitter identity or a new exposure date. This portrait was not AI enhanced. Reference: D089; AD-LUCINDA-PORTRAIT; PPLD, Beth-El Hospital Photographs, image 478-10. InC-EDU; private educational/research archive. [D091-p024] 618 NORTH NEVADA | ARCHIVE REFINEMENT October 15, 2026 | Source-linked review record 24 Restrictions, unresolved questions and validation boundaries • D060, the Lewis Camden death certificate associated with neighboring 622, remains local only. Raw certificate text, medical fields and sensitive identifiers are excluded from publication. This report discloses no such fields. • The 1997 architecture article, 1998 AIA directory, associated scans and full OCR remain local only. The published archive may retain factual paraphrase, metadata and external source links subject to the recorded rights controls. • PPLD material carrying InC-EDU is retained for the authenticated private educational/research archive with attribution. It is not assigned an unrestricted public reuse license. • The complete reference volumes remain distinct from selected excerpts. Their unrelated people, properties, forms, advertisements and portrait captions enrich library search; they are not automatically evidence about 618 or its residents. • The most important open readings include the 1934 decree day [13 / 18?], early deed amounts and filing days, the Pochon execution year [four / five?], the Eaton son’s birth-notice day, the unnamed daughter’s identity/date linkage, a funeral fragment’s date/time and the Lucinda source-copy address discrepancy. • Research still needs the 1991 book 5833 page 650 deed image, the missing trust/estate connection to the 1982 surviving-trustee conveyance, a verified original 618 survey form or designation instrument, and the underlying 1885 commission-merchant newspaper report. No original architect is established by this refinement. • The refined findings are based on the available reproductions and preserved research captures. They are not certified title, court, survey or vital-record extracts. Source statements, annotations and later recollections can disagree; those differences remain part of the archive. Separate publication validation This report is a review record, not a deployment certificate. Final validation must separately record original hash checks, source accounting, links and aliases, PDF references and streaming, search, handwriting display, image toggles, timeline filters, desktop/mobile presentation, favicon appearance, publication allowlisting and authentication for every hosted asset type. Incorrect credentials and anonymous requests must also be tested. No final pass or live deployment success is asserted here. [D091-p025] 618 NORTH NEVADA | ARCHIVE REFINEMENT October 15, 2026 | Source-linked review record 25 Source and audit register Finding references identify original-file pages and the organized reading-copy page. Reading-copy links point to the authenticated archive and may require sign-in; this report has not performed a live link test. Source keys remain the stable provenance reference if a reading copy is renamed. 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The report reads current integration records as well, so its hashes above may differ from those earlier snapshots. This is expected when reviewed findings have already been applied. Full input hashes are retained in Audit/work/completion-report/report-inputs.json. Audit files informing the findings Audit/reviews/additional.json Audit/reviews/bluebook-pages.json Audit/reviews/book-portraits-early.json Audit/reviews/book-portraits-late.json Audit/reviews/book-portraits-middle.json Audit/reviews/church-baptisms.json Audit/reviews/church-burials.json Audit/reviews/church-marriages.json Audit/reviews/clippings.json Audit/reviews/directory-gaps.json Audit/reviews/early-deeds.json Audit/reviews/eaton-county-roll.json Audit/reviews/eaton-report-gaps.json Audit/reviews/history-notes.json Audit/reviews/later-deeds.json Audit/reviews/library-pages.json Audit/reviews/local-restricted-pages.json Audit/reviews/photos.json Audit/reviews/sanborn-material-labels.json Audit/reviews/townsite-plats.json Audit/reviews/uptown-forms.json Audit/reviews/uptown-other-pages.json Audit/reviews/uptown-permits.json Audit/reviews/yearbook-figures.json Audit/reviews/yearbook-rainfall.json Audit/reviews/zz-final-editorial.json [SRC-007-p188] # 1892 directory — printed page 374 WOOLLEY & VAN VECHTEN.12 Pike's Peak Avenue. Furniture and Piano Moving A SPECIALTY. Running headings:SHO —374— WAL. ## SHOEMAKERS Miche, Wm, Manitou ave. ## STONE AND LIME COMPANY Snider, C. K., E. Manitou. ## TAILORS—MERCHANT Herberg, Fred, Manitou ave. Hubbard, Fred, Manitou ave. Maycumber, W. B, Canon ave. Schlewing, F. W, Manitou ave. ## TRANSFER CO. Manitou, cor Navajo and Manitou aves. Wetherald, Geo J, W. Manitou ave. ## Advertisements around page TELEPHONE 781. M. D. SWISHER, Agt.103 East Huerfano Street. CAMERON COAL. WOOD For GRATES or KINDLING. CIVILL & WHITE. 'PHONE 46.301 W. CUCHARAS ST. TELEPHONE 44. GAZETTE BUILDING. If you wish to Buy, Sell or Rent. ## Later library stamp For Reference Only. Pikes Peak Regional Library District. Colorado Springs, Colo. [Right-hand page is blank.] [DIR-1896-p003] # Left page — advertisement A. HEMENWAY, Real Estate, Loans AND INSURANCE. MAKES A SPECIALTY OF SELLING AND RENTING REAL ESTATE IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. Insurance Written in First-Class Companies AND LOSSES PAID PROMPTLY. Special Attention Given to Collection of Rents and Care of Property. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. All the Leading MINING STOCKS Bought and Sold. NOTARY PUBLIC IN OFFICE. 115 South Tejon St., TELEPHONE 37. COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. # Right page — title DIRECTORY OF Colorado Springs. PUBLISHED BY THE GAZETTE PRINTING COMPANY, 1896. COLORADO SPRINGS: THE GAZETTE PRINTING COMPANY, 1896. [DIR-1902-p008] # THE SINTON DAIRY CO. [Two-page illustrated advertisement.] Left photograph caption:FAIRMOUNT HERD. Right photograph caption:PROSPECT LAKE HERD. 419 So. El Paso Street. TEL.442-B. M. M. SINTON, Pres. M. A. SKINNER, Secy. GEO. H. SINTON, Manager. [DIR-1910-p414] # BECKTOLD PRINTING & BOOK MFG CO. PUBLISHERS PRINTERS AND BOOKBINDERS ESTABLISHED 1872. ST. LOUIS, MO. [Illustrated ribbons:] CASE-MAKING; LEATHER; TITLES; EMBOSSING. [Illustrated building signs:] BOOK MANUFACTURERS; BECKTOLD & CO. [Illustrated device:] TRADE MARK; B. [Small engraver credit:] [illegible]. We Own Patents and Manufacture a Loose Leaf Binder adapted for Catalogs, Ledgers, Price Books and All Kinds of Blank Books. WRITE FOR PRICES. [Right-hand page is blank.] [DIR-1929-p001] # 1929 directory cover — advertisements ## Left spine “Say It with Flowers” The Pikes Peak Floral Co. 103 NORTH TEJON. PHONE 599. ## Top advertisement MEYER-COLLINS MOTOR CO. [CHANDLER?] AND OLDSMOBILE SALES AND SERVICE. 426 SO. TEJON ST. PHONE M.4491. ## ROBINSON GRAIN CO. GRAIN, HAY, FLOUR, SEEDS & BEANS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 218 West Colorado Ave. COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. Phone Main 505. [Building sign:] ROBINSON GRAIN[remainder illegible]. ## DAVIDSON DAIRY CO. S. P. WINGER, Pres.-Treas. C. P. SCOTT, Sec. Wholesale and Retail. Milk, Cream, Buttermilk, Skim Milk and D. D. Butter. Phone Main 385. 219 E. Colorado Ave. ## THE CITY SAVINGS 5% PAID ON SAVINGS —6% PAID ON TIME CERTIFICATES. Safety. 5%-6%. Availability. THE City Savings. CASCADE AVENUE AT KIOWA. WALTER C. DAVIS, Pres. E. L. TERRY, Sec'y-Treas. IN BUSINESS SINCE 1911. ASSETS EXCEED$1, 500, 000.00. ## Blair's Business College Blair's Business College. [Ornamental B monogram.] Colorado Springs, Colorado. ## Right edge Rentals. Real Estate. BAKER & MIZE REALTY CO. 323-324 Colorado Springs National Bank Bldg. Telephone Main 4412. Insurance. Loans. ## Bottom advertisement and later library label [Advertiser name obscured by library barcode label] & H. CO. 226 NORTH TEJON. PHONE MAIN 48. Library barcode label:119530681. [DIR-1929-p007] # INTRODUCTION — printed pages 12–13 # Scenic Wonders of Central Colorado ## Photograph captions GARDEN OF THE GODS—from HIDDEN INN. THE NARROWS, WILLIAMS CANON. THE ROYAL GORGE—CANON CITY, COLO. ABOVE THE TIMBERLINE, PIKES PEAK AUTO HIGHWAY. ROCKY MTN CANARY. MT MASSIVE—LEADVILLE, COLO. ROCKY MTN GOAT. OPENING COG ROAD to PIKES PEAK. ELEVEN MILE CANON. SUMMIT OF PIKES PEAK. MONUMENT VALLEY PARK—COLORADO SPRINGS. [OB-BOOK-1899-p001] [OB-BOOK-1899-p002] Gc 978.8 P83 1192500 M.L. GENEALOGY COLLECTION [OB-BOOK-1899-p003] ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 01099 9420 [OB-BOOK-1899-p008] [OB-BOOK-1899-p010] [OB-BOOK-1899-p011] STATE —OF— COLORADO [OB-BOOK-1899-p012] [OB-BOOK-1899-p014] [OB-BOOK-1899-p016] HON. C. S. THOMAS. [OB-BOOK-1899-p026] H. M. Teller [OB-BOOK-1899-p036] D. H. Moffat [OB-BOOK-1899-p046] Wm N. Byers [OB-BOOK-1899-p056] Job A. Cooper [OB-BOOK-1899-p065] [OB-BOOK-1899-p066] J. S. Brown [OB-BOOK-1899-p076] Harper M. Orahood [OB-BOOK-1899-p086] GEN. BYRON L. CARR. [OB-BOOK-1899-p096] James B. Orman [OB-BOOK-1899-p102] Irving Howbert [OB-BOOK-1899-p108] B. F. [Crowell?] [OB-BOOK-1899-p114] Casimiro Barela [OB-BOOK-1899-p120] Frank Bulkley [OB-BOOK-1899-p126] J. J. Hagerman [OB-BOOK-1899-p132] O. H. P. Baxter [OB-BOOK-1899-p136] JUDGE D. W. ROBINSON. [OB-BOOK-1899-p140] JUDGE CHARLES A. PIKE. [OB-BOOK-1899-p146] A. T. Gunnell [OB-BOOK-1899-p152] HON. WILLIAM STORY. [OB-BOOK-1899-p156] Thomas [A.?] Rucker [OB-BOOK-1899-p160] HON. J. O. CAMPBELL. [OB-BOOK-1899-p166] Jos. F. [Humphrey?] [OB-BOOK-1899-p172] J. J. Lambert [OB-BOOK-1899-p176] T. H. [Devine?] [OB-BOOK-1899-p180] J. E. Rockwell [OB-BOOK-1899-p186] Geo. A. Newton [OB-BOOK-1899-p192] Wm M. Dinkel [OB-BOOK-1899-p196] JUDGE EDWARD STAUFFACHER. [OB-BOOK-1899-p200] Chas. L. Tutt [OB-BOOK-1899-p203] Spencer Penrose [OB-BOOK-1899-p204] [OB-BOOK-1899-p206] C. M. MacNeill [OB-BOOK-1899-p213] [OB-BOOK-1899-p214] Yours Truly A. T. Stewart [OB-BOOK-1899-p217] [OB-BOOK-1899-p218] L. D. ESKRIDGE. [OB-BOOK-1899-p221] [OB-BOOK-1899-p222] HON. J. A. J. VALDÉS. [OB-BOOK-1899-p228] T. G. Lyster [OB-BOOK-1899-p232] Charles F. Potter [OB-BOOK-1899-p236] JOHN D. PARMELEE. [OB-BOOK-1899-p240] J. C. PLUMB HON. J. C. PLUMB. [OB-BOOK-1899-p244] E. P. Arthur [OB-BOOK-1899-p248] CAPT. ARTHUR HOTCHKISS. [OB-BOOK-1899-p252] WILLIAMSON-HAFFNER[.] DENVER WILLIAM W. ROLLER. [OB-BOOK-1899-p258] Chas Dyer [OB-BOOK-1899-p262] HON. THERON STEVENS. [OB-BOOK-1899-p270] E. A. THAYER. [OB-BOOK-1899-p274] A. G. Sharp [OB-BOOK-1899-p278] NOEL BYRON HAMES. [OB-BOOK-1899-p282] C. [I.?] Porterfield [OB-BOOK-1899-p286] JAMES R. CHAMBERS. [OB-BOOK-1899-p290] MAJOR A. V. BOHN. [OB-BOOK-1899-p294] FRANK H. GILL. [OB-BOOK-1899-p298] C. B. SCHMIDT. [OB-BOOK-1899-p302] NORMAN O. JOHNSON. [OB-BOOK-1899-p308] HELEN HUNT JACKSON. [OB-BOOK-1899-p314] HORACE C. MITCHELL. [OB-BOOK-1899-p318] N. Walter Dixon [OB-BOOK-1899-p322] Jonathan B. Kilbourn. [OB-BOOK-1899-p328] J. Reid Crowell [OB-BOOK-1899-p332] James F. Drake [OB-BOOK-1899-p336] Maurice Finn [OB-BOOK-1899-p342] Very truly Alva Adams [OB-BOOK-1899-p348] Alston Ellis. [OB-BOOK-1899-p354] Wesley Brainerd [OB-BOOK-1899-p364] [J.?] F. Brown [OB-BOOK-1899-p374] WILLIAMSON-HAFFNER[.] DENVER HON. JAMES W. McCREERY. [OB-BOOK-1899-p384] DAVID CROCKETT WYATT. [OB-BOOK-1899-p394] JAMES E. GARRIGUES. [OB-BOOK-1899-p404] JOSEPH W. ANDREW. [OB-BOOK-1899-p414] GEORGE K. PEASLEY. [OB-BOOK-1899-p424] A. J. Mackey [OB-BOOK-1899-p434] HON. HIRAM R. BROWN. [OB-BOOK-1899-p460] MRS. C. S. DESCH. C. S. DESCH. [OB-BOOK-1899-p478] FRANK G. PECK. [OB-BOOK-1899-p484] Jno. W. Prowers [OB-BOOK-1899-p490] FRANK FINNEY, M. D. [OB-BOOK-1899-p496] HON. W. E. ROHDE. [OB-BOOK-1899-p506] D. M. Holden [OB-BOOK-1899-p512] MAJOR W. G. SHAPCOTT. [OB-BOOK-1899-p518] JOSEPH A. MERRIAM. [OB-BOOK-1899-p524] Jno. K. Vanatta [OB-BOOK-1899-p534] MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM CLIFFORD. [OB-BOOK-1899-p540] JAMES A. MC CANDLESS. [OB-BOOK-1899-p546] D. G. Miller [OB-BOOK-1899-p552] EDWIN LOBACH. [OB-BOOK-1899-p558] ANDREW L. LAWTON. [OB-BOOK-1899-p568] ALBERT G. BOONE. [OB-BOOK-1899-p574] ALBERT M. SAGER. [OB-BOOK-1899-p580] GEORGE W. IRVIN. [OB-BOOK-1899-p586] JUDGE P. W. SWENEY. [OB-BOOK-1899-p592] VAN ELBERT ROUSE. [OB-BOOK-1899-p598] W. CAREY ALLEN, M. D. [OB-BOOK-1899-p604] CARL WULSTEN. [OB-BOOK-1899-p614] WILLIAM H. MC CLURE. [OB-BOOK-1899-p618] Morton S. Bailey [OB-BOOK-1899-p622] DAVID W. CELL. [OB-BOOK-1899-p628] CARL L. STANLEY. [OB-BOOK-1899-p634] ALEXANDER HINKLEY. [OB-BOOK-1899-p640] JOHN P. BREEN. [OB-BOOK-1899-p650] WILLIAM B. WADSWORTH. [OB-BOOK-1899-p660] J. PERRY ROBINSON. [OB-BOOK-1899-p666] CHARLES A. WESTCOTT. [OB-BOOK-1899-p672] ALBERT B. CHASE. MRS. ALBERT B. CHASE. [OB-BOOK-1899-p682] MOSES T. HALE. [OB-BOOK-1899-p688] J. W. TULLES, M. D. [OB-BOOK-1899-p694] ROBERT S. LITTRELL, M. D. [OB-BOOK-1899-p704] John S. Hunt [OB-BOOK-1899-p710] REV. H. B. HITCHINGS. [OB-BOOK-1899-p720] FRANK H. BENHAM. [OB-BOOK-1899-p726] THOMAS D. BAIRD, M. D. [OB-BOOK-1899-p732] T. G. Horn, M. D. [OB-BOOK-1899-p745] [OB-BOOK-1899-p746] Irving W. Stanton [OB-BOOK-1899-p751] [OB-BOOK-1899-p752] E. M. De La Vergne. [OB-BOOK-1899-p758] JAMES A. HOPKINS. [OB-BOOK-1899-p764] WALTER N. HOUSER. [OB-BOOK-1899-p774] JOSEPH HOFFMAN AND SON. [OB-BOOK-1899-p780] JOHN J. MITCHELL. [OB-BOOK-1899-p790] M. H. MURRAY. [OB-BOOK-1899-p799] [OB-BOOK-1899-p800] DANIEL B. HARTSOE. [OB-BOOK-1899-p806] WILLIAM A. WATSON. [OB-BOOK-1899-p812] HENRY LINK. [OB-BOOK-1899-p818] JAMES WILL. [OB-BOOK-1899-p824] MR. AND MRS. RICHARD HOULE. [OB-BOOK-1899-p830] EDWARD FARR. [OB-BOOK-1899-p836] DOC FRANKLIN CLARK. [OB-BOOK-1899-p842] JOHN C. COOK. [OB-BOOK-1899-p848] JOSEPH NEWITT. [OB-BOOK-1899-p854] John T. Shumate [OB-BOOK-1899-p860] CHARLES ERNEST CHADSEY, PH. D. [OB-BOOK-1899-p866] D. B. FAIRLEY. [OB-BOOK-1899-p876] WILLIAM A. MENEFEE. [OB-BOOK-1899-p886] B. F. SPINNEY. [OB-BOOK-1899-p892] HENRY B. SAGER. [OB-BOOK-1899-p902] JOHN JOSEPH BENDER. [OB-BOOK-1899-p912] MRS. MARGUERITE LU RAILEY. [OB-BOOK-1899-p918] JOHN FRED DIEZ. [OB-BOOK-1899-p923] [OB-BOOK-1899-p924] HENRY N. CARMAN. [OB-BOOK-1899-p933] [OB-BOOK-1899-p934] ROBERT GRANT. [OB-BOOK-1899-p935] MRS. ROBERT GRANT. [OB-BOOK-1899-p941] [OB-BOOK-1899-p942] JOHN ROSS. [OB-BOOK-1899-p947] [OB-BOOK-1899-p948] Wm. O’Brien. [OB-BOOK-1899-p954] JOSEPH ROGERS. [OB-BOOK-1899-p960] S. I. Hallett [OB-BOOK-1899-p970] MAURICE E. MORROW. [OB-BOOK-1899-p980] JOHN M. RANTSCHLER. [OB-BOOK-1899-p990] GEORGE L. WALKER. [OB-BOOK-1899-p996] E. F. Eldridge M. D. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1006] W. A. LOCKETT, M. D. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1012] A. W. MAXFIELD. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1018] JASPER N. BEATY. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1023] [OB-BOOK-1899-p1024] FRANK DOLL. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1029] [OB-BOOK-1899-p1030] JOHN E. GAUGER. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1036] GEORGE D. BARDWELL. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1042] HON. AUSTIN BLAKEY. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1048] Geo. L. Keener [OB-BOOK-1899-p1054] P. J. Ryan [OB-BOOK-1899-p1060] Chas. Walden [OB-BOOK-1899-p1066] PETER STEIN. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1072] John E. Smith [OB-BOOK-1899-p1078] H. R. Carpenter [OB-BOOK-1899-p1084] JOHN A. EWING. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1090] Oscar Lampman [OB-BOOK-1899-p1100] Scott Ashton [OB-BOOK-1899-p1106] ADOLPH GUIRAUD. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1112] JOB KESTER SWEET. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1118] SAMUEL TAYLOR. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1124] WILLIAM B. FOWLER. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1130] W. R. HEAD, [OB-BOOK-1899-p1134] TIMOTHY BORDEN. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1138] JUDGE WILLIAM RATHMELL. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1144] SILAS A. JACKSON. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1148] WILLIAM H. LILLEY. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1152] MATHIAS LOCK. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1158] COL. F. R. FORD. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1162] J. H. Hallett [OB-BOOK-1899-p1166] AUGUST W. GRUNDEL. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1172] DAVID F. MILLER. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1176] STEPHEN J. TANNER. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1180] J. A. JEANNOTTE, M. D. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1186] GEORGE A. HENDERSON. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1190] JAMES E. SMITH. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1194] GEORGE I. TUTTLE. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1200] HON. JAMES H. JONES. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1204] HORACE ALDEN. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1211] [OB-BOOK-1899-p1212] F. R. McAliney [OB-BOOK-1899-p1216] Rev. Edmund Ley [OB-BOOK-1899-p1220] HENRY C. SHERMAN. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1226] [Geo. R. Buckman?] [OB-BOOK-1899-p1232] D. W. Brunton [OB-BOOK-1899-p1238] HIPPOLYTE GIRARDOT. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1242] ROBERT J. PATTERSON. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1246] WILLIAM A. SCHLIFF. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1252] DAVID MC SHANE. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1256] JOSEPH PURCELL. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1260] JOHN C. VROMAN. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1270] HERMAN LITMER. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1276] DANIEL WESLEY FALL. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1280] JOHN FROST. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1284] ANSON ALONZO ALLEN. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1292] CARL JOHNSON. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1300] PHILO B. UPSON. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1304] JOSEPH PETERSON. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1308] ABIA G. HOOPES. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1314] CHARLES B. TIMBERLAKE. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1318] Benj. Mattice. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1322] J. L. Beaman [OB-BOOK-1899-p1328] JOSEPH CROCKETT. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1334] MR. AND MRS. JOHN D. ROBY. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1340] HON. JOHN H. CROWLEY. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1346] JOHN W. LOVE. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1360] GEORGE G. BOOCO, MRS. EVA M. BOOCO AND FLORENCE IRENE BOOCO. [OB-BOOK-1899-p1510] [OB-BLUE-1891-p007] THE COLORADO BLUE BOOK FOR 1891. PRICE FIFTY CENTS. PUBLISHED BY THE AURORA OF THE WESTERN WORLD PUBLISHING CO. Room 22. Evans Block, DENVER, COLO. [OB-BLUE-1891-p009] ERATUM. Owing to an oversight of the printer, the pages 150 and 151 got transposed. Page 150 should be 151, and 151 should be 150. [OB-BLUE-1891-p011] THE COLORADO BLUE BOOK For 1891, PUBLISHED BY THE Aurora of the Western World Publishing Company, Room 22 Evans Block, Denver, Colo. Price 50 Cents. [Library stamp:] LIBRARY OF CONGRESS / COPYRIGHT / JUN 2 1891 / [20248?] / WASHINGTON. [Pencil:] [illegible annotations on left and right of title.] [OB-BLUE-1891-p012] Copyrighted 1891, by F. W. Krœnke, Ed. [Pencil shelf mark:] [JK7831?] / [1892?] [OB-BLUE-1891-p018] 8 [No formal identifying caption is printed.] [Engraver's imprint in plate: Mills Eng. Co. Denver?] [OB-BLUE-1891-p025] 15 JESUIT COLLEGE, NORTH DENVER. [Small engraver's imprint partly illegible.] [OB-BLUE-1891-p036] 26 [Uncaptioned illustration of a mining/industrial scene; no identifying place name is supplied in visible text.] [OB-BLUE-1891-p038] 28 Fountain on Public Square at Manitou Springs, donated to the City by Hon. J. B. Wheeler, the Banker and Bonanza King of Aspen and Manitou, one of Colorado's most enterprising men. [OB-BLUE-1891-p039] City Hall. U. S. Custom House. Court House. Capitol. Mint. [OB-BLUE-1891-p041] WOLFE HALL, DENVER. [Engraver's imprint: Colo. Eng. Co. Denver?] [OB-BLUE-1891-p048] 38 ROYAL GORGE, GRAND CANON, ON LINE OF D. & R. G. R. R. THIS IS THE GRANDEST WORKMANSHIP OF THE ARCHITECT OF THE UNIVERSE IN AMERICA. [OB-BLUE-1891-p056] 46 ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE. [OB-BLUE-1891-p057] FRONT ELEVATION OF THE BUILDING. NEW BROADWAY THEATRE. [Lettering within drawing:] BROADWAY THEATRE. [Small architect/engraver marks illegible.] [OB-BLUE-1891-p066] HON. JOHN L. ROUTT, Governor of Colorado. This gentleman was born in Caldwell Co., Ky., during the year 1826. His father died, while he was yet an infant. When ten years old, he came to Bloomington, Ill., where he learned the trade of a builder and machinist, at which he was engaged until twenty-five years old, when he was elected Sheriff of Mc Lean Co. In 62, he went to the war as Capt. of Comp. E, 94th Ill Vols. [OB-BLUE-1891-p068] 58 ELEVEN MILE CANON ON COLORADO MIDLAND RAILWAY. [Lettering inside illustration:] ELEVEN MILE CANON; COLORADO MIDLAND RAILWAY. [Small engraver's imprint partly illegible.] [OB-BLUE-1891-p069] GOVERNOR GILPIN'S COSMOPOLITAN R. R., MAP OF BEHRING STRAIT, SEE P. 150 ## Material map labels ASIA; AMERICA; Behring Strait; WARM WATER CURRENT; Temperature of Current 75° Fahr.; N; S; SCALE OF MILES. Longitude: 170° West of Greenwich; 165° W. Longitude. Latitude: 65° 15′ N. L.; 65° North Latitude. Scale: 0–80 miles in five-mile increments. DIOMEDE ISL.; [Fairway?] ISLE; KINGIGAMUTE; CAPE PRINCE OF WALES; CAPE YORK; PORT CLARENCE; TATSOMUTE; LEAD MINES; CHINASHUAK; [OOINIYIAGOWI?]; ASIK ISLE; KING'S ISLE; [OOINIYAK?]; KOTZEBUE SOUND; TUNKAN; [OUEH?]; [EMBOLEN?]; [ASKAN?]; [KYGYAN?]; [TUKATO?]; CAPE ELIGUN; [GASUBBANUTE?]. [Distance labels:] 21 MILES [at least one repeated gap label]; other tiny island/gap figures [illegible]. MILLS ENG. CO. DENVER. [OB-BLUE-1891-p073] 63 THE BOSTON & COLORADO SMELTING CO., ARGO, COLO. [Small engraver's imprint partly illegible.] [OB-BLUE-1891-p074] 64 TOLTEC TUNNEL ON THE LINE OF THE D. & R. G. R. R. [OB-BLUE-1891-p078] GOV. JOB A. COOPER. President National Bank Of Commerce. Our state has been peculiarly fortunate in the selection of the chief executives. Not a mistake has, so far, been made and the chair has always been filled by first class business men of purest honor and strictest integrity. [OB-BLUE-1891-p080] 70 THE MANSIONS AT MANITOU COLORADO. CLIFF HOUSE AT MANITOU COLORADO. [Building sign:] THE MANSION. [Engraver's imprint:] MILLS ENG. CO. DENVER. [OB-BLUE-1891-p092] 82 KIMBALL RED SANDSTONE COMPANY'S YARDS. [OB-BLUE-1891-p100] 90 THE HIAWATHA AT MANITOU COLORADO, THE FINEST CLUB HOUSE IN THE WEST. [Flag:] HIAWATHA. [Small engraver's imprint partly illegible.] [OB-BLUE-1891-p109] HON. ROGER WILLIAMS WOODBURY. President Union National Bank of Denver Colorado. This gentleman was born at Francestown, Hillsboro Co., N. H., on March 3rd, 1841. His father who was a farmer, in 1846, removed to Manchester, where the boy went to school and, at the age of eight years, had the misfortune to lose his mother. [OB-BLUE-1891-p139] COLONEL CHARLES E. TAYLOR. President of the Colorado Mining Stock Exchange and of the May-Mazeppt Mining Company. (See pages 116, 117 & 118.) [OB-BLUE-1891-p150] HON. JAS. P. MAXWELL, STATE ENGINEER. Mr. Maxwell was born June 20, 1839, in Walworth County, Wis., and was educated at Lawrence University, Appleton, Wis., where he took the regular classical and civil engineering course, graduating in June, 1859. The year following he came to Colorado, and for two years was [OB-BLUE-1891-p153] HON. G. W. MILLER, County Judge of Arapahoe County. Judge Miller, although still in his best years, is one of the very first Pioneers of our state and of the West. Early in life, he came to Kansas and almost immediately became well known as a good lawyer, and popular amongst the settlers. In 1861, he was a member of the last territorial legislature of Kansas. [OB-YEAR-1929-p004] MAP SHOWING RAINFALL AREAS OF COLORADO Visual transcription with unresolved microtext. MAP SHOWING RAINFALL AREAS OF COLORADO INDEX OF LARGER CITIES GIVING POPULATIONS & KEY TO MAP Pop. — Key SCALE IN MILES LEGEND STATE CAPITAL COUNTY SEATS COUNTY LINES INDIAN RESERVES NATIONAL FORESTS MACADAM ROADS OTHER ROADS RAILROADS TRUNK LINE R. R. ELECTRIC R. R. PAVED ROADS GRADED DIRT ROADS Connecting State Highways Main Traveled State Highways Red figures indicate average annual rainfall in inches at Govt. Gauge Stations 10 inches or less of Precipitation 10 to 13 inches of Precipitation 13 to 16 inches of Precipitation 16 to 20 inches of Precipitation Over 20 inches of Precipitation The Rainfall data shown on this map has been taken from the records of the United States Weather Bureau and covers observations for thirty years. Only averages are used, there being in many cases a wide range in the rainfall from year to year. PUBLISHED FOR The Colorado State Board of Immigration Published by The Clason Map Co., Denver, Colorado Copyright by The Clason Map Co., Denver, Colo. All rights reserved. 2—COLORADO Left index: Population 1236; Aguilar; Key K-11. Left index: Population 1401; Akron; Key N-3. Left index: Population 3171; Alamosa; Key H-11. Left index: Population 75; Allenspark; Key H-3. Left index: Population 127; Alma; Key G-6. Left index: Population 946; Antonito; Key G-12. Left index: Population 150; Arlington; Key N-8. Left index: Population 334; Arriba; Key N-6. Left index: Population 915; Arvada; Key J-4. Left index: Population 1265; Aspen; Key F-6. Left index: Population 250; Atwood; Key N-2. Left index: Population 769; Ault; Key K-2. Left index: Population 1000; Aurora; Key K-5. Left index: Population 150; Austin; Key C-7. Left index: Population 300; Avondale; Key L-9. Left index: Population 50; Bailey; Key J-6. Left index: Population 75; Barr Lake; Key K-4. Left index: Population 185; Basalt; Key E-6. Left index: Population 267; Bayfield; Key D-11. Left index: Population 852; Berthoud; Key J-3. Left index: Population 500; Berwind; Key K-11. Left index: Population 150; Bethune; Key P-6. Left index: Population 200; Beulah; Key K-9. Left index: Population 253; Blackhawk; Key J-4. Left index: Population 380; Blanca; Key J-11. Left index: Population 91; Bonanza; Key G-9. Left index: Population 11500; Boulder; Key J-4. Left index: Population 262; Bowen; Key L-11. Left index: Population 230; Bowie; Key D-7. Left index: Population 125; Boyero; Key N-7. Left index: Population 200; Brandon; Key P-8. Left index: Population 200; Branson; Key M-12. Left index: Population 796; Breckenridge; Key G-5. Left index: Population 200; Briggsdale; Key L-2. Left index: Population 2715; Brighton; Key K-4. Left index: Population 300; Bristol; Key Q-9. Left index: Population 150; Broomfield; Key J-4. Left index: Population 2103; Brush; Key N-3. Left index: Population 603; Buena Vista; Key G-7. Left index: Population 200; Buffalo; Key J-6. Left index: Population 991; Burlington; Key Q-6. Left index: Population 250; Byers; Key L-5. Left index: Population 150; Calcite; Key K-8. Left index: Population 500; Calhan; Key L-7. Left index: Population 6000; Canon City; Key J-8. Left index: Population 150; Capulin; Key G-11. Left index: Population 310; Carbondale; Key E-5. Left index: Population 50; Cascade; Key K-7. Left index: Population 461; Castle Rock; Key K-6. Left index: Population 455; Cedaredge; Key C-7. Left index: Population 547; Center; Key G-10. Left index: Population 552; Central City; Key J-4. Left index: Population 183; Cheraw; Key N-9. Left index: Population 508; Cheyenne Wells; Key P-7. Left index: Population 300; Clifton; Key B-6. Left index: Population 615; Coalcreek; Key J-8. Left index: Population 125; Coalmont; Key G-2. Left index: Population 500; Cokedale; Key K-12. Left index: Population 286; Collbran; Key C-6. Left index: Population 30105; Colorado Springs; Key K-7. Left index: Population 121; Como; Key H-6. Left index: Population 300; Conejos; Key G-12. Left index: Population [32?]; Corona; Key H-4. Left index: Population 541; Cortez; Key B-11. Left index: Population 2500; Craig; Key D-2. Left index: Population 149; Crawford; Key D-7. Left index: Population 500; Creede; Key F-10. Left index: Population 1213; Crested Butte; Key E-7. Left index: Population 2325; Cripple Creek; Key J-7. Left index: Population 232; Crook; Key O-1. Left index: Population 224; Crowley; Key M-9. Left index: Population 172; Dacono; Key K-4. Left index: Population 125; Dailey; Key O-2. Left index: Population 292; De Beque; Key C-6. Left index: Population 50; Deckers; Key J-6. Left index: Population 350; Deertrail; Key M-5. Left index: Population 1035; Delagua; Key K-11. Left index: Population 1007; Del Norte; Key G-10. Left index: Population 2623; Delta; Key C-7. Left index: Population 316000; Denver; Key K-5. Left index: Population 465; Dolores; Key B-11. Left index: Population 4116; Durango; Key C-11. Left index: Population 406; Eads; Key O-8. Left index: Population 358; Eagle; Key F-5. Left index: Population 1289; Eaton; Key K-2. Left index: Population 332; Eckley; Key P-3. Left index: Population 300; Elbert; Key L-6. Left index: Population 75; Eldora; Key H-4. Left index: Population 230; Elizabeth; Key L-6. Left index: Population 200; El Moro; Key L-11. Left index: Population 5000; Englewood; Key K-5. Left index: Population 697; Erie; Key K-4. Left index: Population 539; Estes Park; Key H-3. Left index: Population 505; Evans; Key K-3. Left index: Population 250; Evergreen; Key J-5. Left index: Population 183; Fair Play; Key H-6. Left index: Population 214; Firestone; Key K-4. Left index: Population 544; Flagler; Key O-6. Left index: Population 518; Fleming; Key O-2. Left index: Population 2629; Florence; Key J-8. Left index: Population 15000; Fort Collins; Key J-2. Left index: Population 200; Fort Garland; Key J-11. Left index: Population 455; Fort Logan; Key J-5. Left index: Population 1014; Fort Lupton; Key K-4. Left index: Population 150; Fort Lyon; Key O-9. Left index: Population 3818; Fort Morgan; Key M-3. Left index: Population 595; Fountain; Key K-8. Left index: Population 1062; Fowler; Key M-9. Left index: Population 200; Fraser; Key H-4. Left index: Population 361; Frederick; Key K-4. Left index: Population 1193; Fruita; Key B-6. Left index: Population [250?]; Genoa; Key N-6. Left index: Population 703; Georgetown; Key H-5. Left index: Population 222; Gilcrest; Key K-3. Left index: Population 200; Gilman; Key G-5. Left index: Population 2073; Glenwood Springs; Key E-5. Left index: Population 2484; Golden; Key J-4. Left index: Population 633; Goldfield; Key J-7. Left index: Population 308; Granada; Key P-9. Left index: Population 75; Granby; Key H-3. Left index: Population 8665; Grand Junction; Key B-6. Left index: Population 300; Grandlake; Key H-3. Left index: Population 228; Grand Valley; Key C-5. Left index: Population 50; Grant; Key H-5. Left index: Population 12500; Greeley; Key K-3. Left index: Population 100; Green Mt. Falls; Key K-7. Left index: Population 195; Grover; Key L-1. Left index: Population 100; Guffey; Key H-7. Left index: Population 1329; Gunnison; Key E-8. Left index: Population 164; Gypsum; Key F-5. Left index: Population 175; Hartman; Key Q-9. Left index: Population 587; Hastings; Key K-11. Left index: Population 100; Hasty; Key O-9. Left index: Population 200; Haswell; Key O-8. Left index: Population 1118; Haxtun; Key P-2. Left index: Population 455; Hayden; Key E-3. Left index: Population 200; Henderson; Key K-4. Left index: Population 200; Hereford; Key L-1. Left index: Population 200; Hesperus; Key C-11. Left index: Population 200; Hillrose; Key N-3. Left index: Population 940; Holly; Key Q-9. Left index: Population 1205; Holyoke; Key P-2. Left index: Population 156; Hooper; Key H-10. Left index: Population 572; Hotchkiss; Key D-7. Left index: Population 123; Hot Sulphur Springs; Key G-4. Left index: Population 322; Hudson; Key K-4. Left index: Population 838; Hugo; Key N-6. Left index: Population 100; Hygiene; Key J-3. Left index: Population 1192; Idaho Springs; Key H-5. Left index: Population 493; Ideal; Key K-11. Left index: Population 290; Ignacio; Key D-12. Left index: Population 238; Iliff; Key O-2. Left index: Population 150; Jamestown; Key J-4. Left index: Population 324; Jaroso; Key H-12. Left index: Population 50; Jefferson; Key H-6. Left index: Population 274; Johnstown; Key K-3. Right index: Population 1320; Julesburg; Key P-1. Right index: Population 164; Keenesburg; Key L-4. Right index: Population 120; Keota; Key L-2. Right index: Population 319; Kersey; Key L-3. Right index: Population 100; Kim; Key N-11. Right index: Population 148; Kiowa; Key L-6. Right index: Population 125; Kirk; Key P-5. Right index: Population 230; Kit Carson; Key O-7. Right index: Population 300; Kline; Key C-12. Right index: Population 93; Kokomo; Key G-5. Right index: Population 254; Kremmling; Key G-4. Right index: Population 1815; Lafayette; Key J-4. Right index: Population 150; Laird; Key Q-4. Right index: Population 521; La Jara; Key H-11. Right index: Population 4964; La Junta; Key N-9. Right index: Population 317; Lake City; Key E-9. Right index: Population 50; Lake George; Key J-7. Right index: Population 2512; Lamar; Key P-9. Right index: Population 460; La Salle; Key K-3. Right index: Population 2232; Las Animas; Key O-9. Right index: Population 737; La Veta; Key K-11. Right index: Population 4959; Leadville; Key G-6. Right index: Population 1047; Limon; Key M-6. Right index: Population 1636; Littleton; Key K-5. Right index: Population 150; Loma; Key B-6. Right index: Population 5848; Longmont; Key J-3. Right index: Population 1799; Louisville; Key J-4. Right index: Population 300; Louviers; Key K-5. Right index: Population 5065; Loveland; Key J-3. Right index: Population 570; Lyons; Key J-3. Right index: Population 200; Maitland; Key K-10. Right index: Population 906; Manassa; Key H-12. Right index: Population 682; Mancos; Key B-11. Right index: Population 1129; Manitou; Key K-7. Right index: Population 562; Manzanola; Key M-9. Right index: Population 100; Marble; Key E-6. Right index: Population 200; Marshall; Key J-4. Right index: Population 150; Matheson; Key M-6. Right index: Population 150; McClave; Key O-9. Right index: Population 145; Mead; Key K-3. Right index: Population 935; Meeker; Key C-4. Right index: Population 263; Merino; Key N-2. Right index: Population 100; Mesa; Key C-6. Right index: Population 372; Milliken; Key K-3. Right index: Population 298; Minturn; Key G-5. Right index: Population 200; Moffat; Key H-9. Right index: Population 150; Mogote; Key G-12. Right index: Population 2484; Monte Vista; Key G-11. Right index: Population 3581; Montrose; Key C-8. Right index: Population 192; Monument; Key K-6. Right index: Population 200; Morley; Key L-12. Right index: Population 150; Mosca; Key H-10. Right index: Population 750; Mt. Harris; Key E-2. Right index: Population 195; Mt. Morrison; Key J-5. Right index: Population 291; Nederland; Key J-4. Right index: Population 447; New Castle; Key D-5. Right index: Population 267; New Raymer; Key M-2. Right index: Population 200; Niwot; Key J-4. Right index: Population 365; Norwood; Key C-9. Right index: Population 217; Nucla; Key B-9. Right index: Population 149; Nunn; Key K-2. Right index: Population 967; Oak Creek; Key F-3. Right index: Population 581; Oakview; Key J-11. Right index: Population 491; Olathe; Key C-8. Right index: Population 240; Olney Springs; Key M-9. Right index: Population 531; Orchard; Key L-3. Right index: Population 1186; Ordway; Key M-9. Right index: Population 467; Otis; Key O-3. Right index: Population 1165; Ouray; Key D-9. Right index: Population 125; Ovid; Key P-1. Right index: Population 125; Padroni; Key N-2. Right index: Population 1032; Pagosa Springs; Key F-11. Right index: Population 855; Palisades; Key C-6. Right index: Population 160; Palmer Lake; Key K-6. Right index: Population 125; Paoli; Key P-2. Right index: Population 925; Paonia; Key D-7. Right index: Population 100; Paradox; Key A-9. Right index: Population 150; Parker; Key K-5. Right index: Population 322; Peetz; Key O-1. Right index: Population 397; Phippsburg; Key E-3. Right index: Population 327; Pierce; Key K-2. Right index: Population 100; Pine; Key J-6. Right index: Population 167; Pitkin; Key F-8. Right index: Population 200; Placerville; Key C-9. Right index: Population 479; Platteville; Key K-3. Right index: Population 473; Portland; Key K-8. Right index: Population 730; Primero; Key K-12. Right index: Population 43050; Pueblo; Key L-9. Right index: Population 150; Ramah; Key L-6. Right index: Population 347; Redcliff; Key G-5. Right index: Population 326; Rico; Key C-10. Right index: Population 400; Ridgway; Key D-9. Right index: Population 885; Rifle; Key D-5. Right index: Population 1249; Rockvale; Key J-8. Right index: Population 3746; Rocky Ford; Key M-9. Right index: Population 200; Roggen; Key L-3. Right index: Population 100; Rollinsville; Key J-4. Right index: Population 150; Romeo; Key G-12. Right index: Population 500; Rouse; Key K-11. Right index: Population 394; Rugby; Key K-11. Right index: Population 200; Rye; Key K-10. Right index: Population 948; Saguache; Key G-9. Right index: Population 4689; Salida; Key H-8. Right index: Population 256; San Acacio; Key H-12. Right index: Population 555; Sanford; Key H-11. Right index: Population 600; San Luis; Key J-12. Right index: Population 100; San Pablo; Key J-12. Right index: Population 121; Sawpit; Key C-9. Right index: Population 200; Sedalia; Key K-5. Right index: Population 380; Sedgwick; Key P-1. Right index: Population 500; Segundo; Key K-12. Right index: Population 311; Seibert; Key O-6. Right index: Population 200; Severance; Key K-2. Right index: Population 75; Shawnee; Key H-6. Right index: Population 100; Sheridan Lake; Key Q-8. Right index: Population 165; Silt; Key D-5. Right index: Population 241; Silver Cliff; Key J-9. Right index: Population 272; Silver Plume; Key H-5. Right index: Population 1150; Silverton; Key D-10. Right index: Population 337; Simla; Key M-6. Right index: Population 250; Smuggler; Key [D-9?]. Right index: Population 400; Somerset; Key D-7. Right index: Population 750; Sopris; Key L-12. Right index: Population 100; South Fork; Key F-10. Right index: Population 295; Springfield; Key P-11. Right index: Population 1000; Starkville; Key L-12. Right index: Population 1249; Steamboat Springs; Key F-3. Right index: Population 6415; Sterling; Key N-2. Right index: Population 200; Stoneham; Key M-2. Right index: Population 200; Strasburg; Key L-5. Right index: Population 421; Stratton; Key P-6. Right index: Population 836; Sugar City; Key M-9. Right index: Population 211; Superior; Key J-4. Right index: Population 465; Swink; Key N-9. Right index: Population 200; Tabernash; Key H-4. Right index: Population 1618; Telluride; Key D-9. Right index: Population 150; Timnath; Key K-2. Right index: Population 100; Tolland; Key H-4. Right index: Population 150; Towner; Key Q-8. Right index: Population 100; Trinchera; Key M-12. Right index: Population 10906; Trinidad; Key L-12. Right index: Population 75; Twin Lakes; Key G-6. Right index: Population 1777; Victor; Key J-7. Right index: Population 268; Vona; Key Q-6. Right index: Population 250; Walden; Key G-2. Right index: Population 300; Walsen; Key K-10. Right index: Population 3565; Walsenburg; Key K-10. Right index: Population 74; Ward; Key J-4. Right index: Population 100; Waverly; Key J-2. Right index: Population 300; Weldona; Key M-3. Right index: Population 1000; Wellington; Key K-2. Right index: Population 338; Westcliffe; Key J-9. Right index: Population 400; Weston; Key K-12. Right index: Population 100; Whitewater; Key B-6. Right index: Population 250; Wiggins; Key M-3. Right index: Population 100; Wild Horse; Key O-7. Right index: Population 565; Wiley; Key P-9. Right index: Population 1290; Windsor; Key K-3. Right index: Population 125; Woodland Park; Key K-7. Right index: Population 1538; Wray; Key Q-3. Right index: Population 200; Yampa; Key F-3. Right index: Population 1177; Yuma; Key O-3. County labels: Moffat; Routt; Jackson; Larimer; Weld; Logan; Sedgwick; Phillips; Yuma; Washington; Morgan; Adams; Arapahoe; Denver; Jefferson; Boulder; Gilpin; Clear Creek; Grand; Eagle; Garfield; Rio Blanco; Mesa; Delta; Gunnison; Pitkin; Lake; Summit; Park; El Paso; Elbert; Douglas; Lincoln; Kit Carson; Cheyenne; Kiowa; Crowley; Pueblo; Teller; Fremont; Chaffee; Custer; Saguache; Hinsdale; Ouray; San Miguel; Montrose; Dolores; San Juan; La Plata; Montezuma; Archuleta; Rio Grande; Mineral; Alamosa; Conejos; Costilla; Huerfano; Las Animas; Otero; Bent; Prowers; Baca Northwest / Moffat and Rio Blanco: Moffat; Rio Blanco; Yampa River; White River; Green River; Brown’s Park; Sunbeam; Maybell; Elk Springs; Rangely; Thornburg; Hamilton; Buford; Piceance Creek; Douglas Creek; Yellow Creek; Disappointment Creek; Little Beaver [Creek?] North-central mountains: Routt National Forest; Hayden National Forest; Colorado National Forest; Arapaho National Forest; White River National Forest; Rocky Mtn. Nat. Park; North Park; Middle Park; Hahns Peak; Slater; Cowdrey; Coalmont; Spicer; Rand; Phippsburg; Toponas; McCoy; Bond; Walcott; Redcliff; Grand Lake; Hot Sulphur Spgs.; Fraser; Tabernash Northern Front Range / Denver: Virginia Dale; Livermore; La Porte; Bellvue; Wellington; Fort Collins; Timnath; Loveland; Berthoud; Masonville; Nunn; Pierce; Ault; Eaton; Lucerne; Greeley; Evans; La Salle; Platteville; Fort Lupton; Brighton; Longmont; Hygiene; Niwot; Lyons; Boulder; Nederland; Louisville; Lafayette; Golden; Englewood; Aurora; Denver; South Platte River; Box Elder Creek; Beaver Creek; Lodgepole Creek Northeast plains: Logan; Sedgwick; Phillips; Yuma; Washington; Morgan; Peetz; Crook; Red Lion; Iliff; Fleming; Sterling; Atwood; Merino; Weldona; Fort Morgan; Brush; Orchard; Hillrose; Akron; Otis; Yuma; Wray; Eckley; Vernon; Armel; Wildcat; Joes; Kirk; Idalia; Holyoke; Haxtun; Amherst; Dailey; Ovid; Julesburg; Republican River; Arikaree River Western slope / Mesa and Montrose: Garfield; Mesa; Delta; Montrose; Colorado River; Grand Mesa; Battlement National Forest; Uncompahgre National Forest; Roan Creek; Plateau Creek; De Beque; Parachute; Grand Valley; Fruita; Grand Junction; Clifton; Palisades; Whitewater; Gateway; Escalante Forks; Olathe; Montrose; Eckert; Cedaredge; Paonia; Somerset; Naturita; Bedrock; Paradox Central mountains / parks: Holy Cross Natl. Forest; Sopris Natl. Forest; Leadville National Forest; Gunnison National Forest; San Isabel Natl. Forest; Eagle; Summit; Pitkin; Lake; Park; Chaffee; Gunnison; Holy Cross; Mount Massive; Mount Elbert; Independence Pass; Twin Lakes; Frying Pan; Roaring Fork; Aspen; Basalt; Marble; Redstone; Carbondale; Minturn; Dillon; Frisco; Breckenridge; Kokomo; Tennessee Pass; Leadville; Granite; Buena Vista; Salida; Poncha; Monarch; Doyleville; Sargents; Pitkin; South Park; Fairplay; Jefferson; Como; Grant; Bailey Colorado Springs / east-central: Denver Mtn. Parks; Pike National Forest; Arapahoe; Douglas; Elbert; Teller; El Paso; Fremont; Lincoln; Colorado Spgs.; Manitou; Broadmoor; Pikes Peak; Woodland Park; Green Mountain Falls; Cascade; Divide; Florissant; Lake George; Cripple Creek; Victor; Goldfield; Gillette; Altman; Monument; Palmer Lake; Pinecrest; Greenland; Larkspur; Castle Rock; Sedalia; Littleton; Kiowa; Elizabeth; Elbert; Simla; Calhan; Ramah; Peyton; Falcon; Eastonville; Black Forest; Fountain; Buttes; Pinon; Edison; Rush; Kendrick; Rock Creek Eastern plains / Kit Carson and Cheyenne: Kit Carson; Cheyenne; Kiowa; Lincoln; Burlington; Stratton; Seibert; Vona; Flagler; Genoa; Hugo; Limon; Boyero; Wild Horse; Kit Carson; Arapahoe; Cheyenne Wells; Towner; Sheridan Lake; Haswell; Eads; El Paso County Line; Big Sandy Creek; Rush Creek; Horse Creek Southwest mountains / reservations: San Miguel; Dolores; Montezuma; La Plata; San Juan; Hinsdale; Archuleta; Montezuma Natl. Forest; San Juan National Forest; Ute Indian Reservation; Mesa Verde National Park; Dove Creek; Yellow Jacket; Lewis; Arriola; McElmo; Cortez; Mancos; Hesperus; Durango; Hermosa; Rockwood; Bayfield; Ignacio; Silverton; Ouray; Ridgway; Telluride; Placerville; Norwood; Nucla; Naturita; Dolores River; Animas River; San Juan River San Luis Valley / south-central: Cochetopa National Forest; Rio Grande National Forest; Saguache; Mineral; Rio Grande; Alamosa; Conejos; Costilla; San Luis Park; Sangre de Cristo; Lake City; Creede; Saguache; Villa Grove; Bonanza; Moffat; Center; Hooper; Mosca; Del Norte; South Fork; Monte Vista; Alamosa; La Jara; Sanford; Manassa; Romeo; Antonito; Conejos; Mogote; Capulin; Blanca; Fort Garland; San Luis; San Acacio; San Pablo; Jaroso; Summitville; Pagosa Springs; Chromo; Cumbres; Rio Grande Southern Front Range / Trinidad: Custer; Huerfano; Pueblo; Otero; Las Animas; Sangre de Cristo; Spanish Peaks; Silver Cliff; Westcliffe; Wetmore; Gardner; Walsenburg; La Veta; Rye; Aguilar; Trinidad; Starkville; Sopris; Morley; Cokedale; Primero; Segundo; Weston; Berwind; Rugby; Hastings; Oakview; Ideal; Forbes; Branson; Trinchera; Apishapa River; Purgatoire River Southeast plains / Baca: Bent; Prowers; Baca; Otero; Las Animas; Arkansas River; La Junta; Las Animas; Fort Lyon; Hasty; McClave; Wiley; Lamar; Granada; Bristol; Holly; Hartman; Two Buttes; Springfield; Walsh; Vilas; Stonington; Pritchett; Kim; Troy; Andrix; Utleyville; [Villegreen?]; Carrizo Creek; Chacuaco Creek; Pawnee Creek; Cimarron River; Colorado Oklahoma Line Surrounding states visible outside the Colorado boundary: Wyoming; Nebraska; Kansas; Oklahoma; New Mexico; Utah; Perkins; Chase; Dundy; Hitchcock; Cheyenne; Laramie; Albany; Colfax; San Miguel; Union; San Juan Recoverable red rainfall figures (inches): Walden 9.0; Meeker 15.8; Steamboat Spgs. 22.2; Yampa 17.3; Julesburg 16.3; Holyoke 16.9; Haxtun 16.9; Akron 18.1; Yuma 17.0; Wray 17.8; Glenwood Spgs. 12.9; Fruita 10.3; Grand Junction [8.2?]; Delta 8.1; Montrose 10.8; Gunnison 6.6; Salida 12.6; Burlington 17.2; Cheyenne Wells 16.1; Saguache 8.8; Center 6.7; Trinidad 14.7; Stonington 16.0 Editorial review limitations: Page is marked unresolved because a complete word-for-word recovery of every interior micro-label, railroad abbreviation, stream name, survey numeral and red station figure is not possible from this source resolution. Substantial reviewed text is supplied rather than treating the native title alone as adequate coverage. Both side indexes were read in full: 318 entries. Population and key punctuation/line wrapping are normalized for readability; printed place-name spellings such as Palisades, Grandlake, Fair Play, Coalcreek, Deertrail and Redcliff are retained. A spelling in this map is not silently replaced with a modern official name. Corona population provisionally32; Genoa population provisionally250; Smuggler key provisionallyD-9. These cells are bracketed. Other small digits remain a transcription rather than independently reconciled demographic data. The map is reproduced in the1928–1929 yearbook, but it does not clearly label a census year for the town populations. Do not present these numbers as current populations or as a verified1929 census. Rainfall bands describe historical average annual precipitation, not weather for a particular year. The explanatory note says observations cover thirty years but does not state a precise start/end period. Red station values are included only where a value and nearby station label can be read with reasonable confidence. Association is by printed proximity, not modern geocoding. Grand Junction value remains bracketed. No value for618 North Nevada or Colorado Springs has been invented. Many additional red figures remain unresolved, including the dense Colorado Springs/Manitou/Pikes Peak cluster, several high-mountain stations, parts of the Arkansas Valley and southern San Luis Valley. Their underlying source image remains available. Interior labels below the legibility threshold remain unresolved across all twelve recorded tile regions. The densest unresolved areas are the Boulder–Denver Front Range, central mountain passes/mines, the Colorado Springs rail/road junction, San Juan mountain labels and Trinidad coalfield settlements. Some very small type is partially covered by red highways, rainfall-color edges, dark railway lines or folds. Magnification cannot restore missing source pixels. No image generation or AI photographic restoration was used to read map text. Interior-label grouping is editorial geographic organization, not a second original printed index. Where a small word is tentative, brackets preserve uncertainty. Not every repeated occurrence of an indexed town is duplicated in the supplemental interior list. The scale bar’s smallest numerals are indistinct; the words SCALE IN MILES are clear. Perimeter map keys use columnsA throughQ omittingI, with row references1–13; numerous interior black land-survey grid numbers are not rainfall measurements. Publisher/copyright legend is transcribed as readable; no independent exact map copyright year is legible. The yearbook publication date remains separate from map compilation and population/rainfall observation dates. [OB-YEAR-1929-p053] ## PDF page 53 / printed page 45 COLORADO YEAR BOOK, 1928-1929 CHART SHOWING AVERAGE ANNUAL RAINFALL IN INCHES IN 34 CITIES AND TOWNS Vertical scale, inches: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26. City labels, left to right: 1. AKRON 2. BOULDER 3. BRECKENRIDGE 4. CANON CITY 5. CHEYENNE WELLS 6. COLO. SPRINGS 7. DELTA 8. DENVER 9. DURANGO 10. ESTES PARK 11. FORT COLLINS 12. FORT MORGAN 13. FRUITA 14. GLENWOOD SPGS. 15. GRAND JUNCTION 16. GREELEY 17. GUNNISON 18. HOLLY 19. HOLYOKE 20. JULESBURG 21. LAMAR 22. LEADVILLE 23. LIMON 24. LONGMONT 25. MONTROSE 26. PAGOSA SPGS. 27. PUEBLO 28. ROCKY FORD 29. SALIDA 30. SILVERTON 31. STEAMBOAT SPGS. 32. STERLING 33. TRINIDAD 34. YUMA [OB-YEAR-1929-p189] ## PDF page 189 / unnumbered foldout STRATIGRAPHY OF COLORADO. Column headings, left to right: NORTHWEST COLO.; SOUTHWEST COLO.; SOUTHEAST COLO.; NORTHEAST COLO. Era/system labels: Cenozoic; Tertiary; Pliocene; Miocene; Oligocene; Eocene. Mesozoic; Upper Cretaceous; Lower Cret.; Jurassic; Triassic. Paleozoic; Permian; Permo-Carb.; Carboniferous; Pennsylvanian; Mississippian; Devonian; Ordovician; Cambrian. Archeozoic-Proterozoic; Archean-Pre-Cambrian; [small transitional time-label cell illegible]. The regional columns are transcribed independently from top to bottom. Horizontal alignment and cell height remain visible in the source chart; the lists below do not create new geological correlations. An apostrophe denotes the chart's feet mark. Question marks printed in the chart are retained; square brackets identify uncertain transcription. ### Northwest Colorado - Browns Park - 0'-2500' (Bishop Conglomerate). - Unconformity. - Bridger. - Unconformity. - Green River 1100'-3000'. - Wasatch 2000'-3500' (Vermillion). Including possible Ft. Union. - [Question-marked boundary]. - Post-Laramie 0'-[600?]'? [final question mark in source]. - [Question-marked boundary]. - Laramie 500'-[1200?]' [terminal plus/minus-like mark]. - Lewis 200'-1000'. - Mesaverde 3000'-[6200?]'. - Mancos 4200'-6900' [vertical group label enclosing the subdivisions below]. - Pierre 3200'-4100'. - Niobrara 300'-400'. - Benton 700'-800' [vertical subgroup label]. - Frontier (Nio-Benton) 20'-100'. - Mowry 20'-60'. - Dakota Group [vertical group label]: Dakota 100'±; Lakota 100'±. - Unconformity. - McElmo (Flaming Gorge) 400'-600'. - Sundance - 0'-400'. - La Plata 100'-1000'. - Dolores 200'-400'. - Shinarump - 25'-75'. - Unconformity. - Cutler 700'-2000'. - Unconformity. - Embar (Park City) 0'-60'; Weber - 0'-500'. - Hermosa 1000'-3000': Upper; Middle; Lower. - Mississippi Ls.; Ouray (in part) 0'-300'. - Ouray (in part); Elbert - 0'-80'. - Ls and SS. at McCoy, Colo. 60'±. - Sawatch. - Granites; Schists; Gneisses. ### Southwest Colorado - Wasatch 150'+. - Torrejon 250'+. - Unconformity. - Puerco - 250±. - Unconformity. - Laramie 1300'-1800'. - Lewis 1500'-2000'. - Mesaverde 1050'-1150'. - Mancos 1900'-2200' [vertical group label enclosing the subdivisions below]. - Pierre 1250'-1550'. - Niobrara 5'-50'. - Benton 600'-700' [vertical subgroup label]. - Frontier-Nio-Benton; Farron-Tocito [small lettering partly merged]. - Greenhorn - 35'-60'. - Dakota Group [100/200?]'-300': Dakota; Lakota. - Unconformity. - McElmo 600'-900'. - La Plata 0'-600'. - Dolores 400'-800'. - Shinarump - 0'-25'. - Unconformity. - Cutler 600'-1200'. - Unconformity. - Rico - 350'-550'. - Hermosa 1000'-2000': Upper; Middle; Lower; Molas 0'-75'. - Ouray (in part) 0'-300'. - Ouray (in part); Elbert - 0'-80'; (Parting Quartzite?). - (Parting Quartzite?); Yule. - Ignacio - 0'-200'; Lower Quartzite; Ladore. - Uncompahgre - 6000+. - Granites; Schists; Gneisses. ### Southeast Colorado - Huerfano 2000'-3000'. - Huerfano-Cuchara: 2000'-3000'; 450'-600'. - Cuchara - 450'-600'; Poison Canyon 1000'-2000'. - Raton - 1000±. - Unconformity. - Vermejo 350'-400'. - Trinidad - 100'-150'. - Pierre 2000'-3000'. - Niobrara [vertical subgroup label]: Apishapa - 400'-600'; Timpas - 75'-200'. - Benton [vertical group label]: Carlile 150'-200'; Greenhorn - 35'-50'; Graneros 200'-250'. - Dakota Group [vertical group label]: Dakota - 100'-150'; Purgatoire 75'-150'. - Unconformity. - Morrison 200'-400'. - La Plata 0'-100'. - [Large vertically written note spanning the Triassic through Pennsylvanian cells:] Sediments occur along the south end of the Front Range in Southern Colorado which probably correspond to the Triassic, Permian and Pennsylvanian of Northeastern Colorado, but no attempt has been made to name or divide this group of sediments. - Millsap - 30'-200'. - Fremont - 100'-270'; Harding - 100'; Manitou - 100'-270'. - Red SS. 40'-100' (Canon City Embayment). - Granites; Schists; Gneisses. ### Northeast Colorado - Nussbaum - 0'-200'. - Ogalalla - 0'-200' [source spelling]. - Unconformity. - Arikaree - 200'-800'. - White River: Brule 200'-500'; Chadron 0'-200'. - (Castle Rock (Chadron)) 0'-250'. - Unconformity. - Non-coal Bearing: Denver; Arapahoe; Middle Park; (Dawson Arkose); 2000'-2400'. - Coal Bearing Sediments in Elbert Co.? - Laramie 200'-1700'. - Fox Hills 500'-1400'. - Pierre 5000'-7000' [vertical group label]; Hygiene 1700'-2000 [as printed; foot mark not clear after upper number]. - Niobrara - 300'-400'. - Benton [vertical group label]: Frontier-Nio-Benton 10'-60'; Mowry 0'-50'; Thermopolis 0'-25'. - Dakota Group [vertical group label]: 1st Dakota (Muddy); 2nd Dakota; 3rd Dakota (Lakota). - Unconformity. - Morrison 250'-450'. - Sundance ? - La Plata 0'-100'. - Lykins 350'-800'. - Lyons (Tensleep) 50'-300'. - Fountain 500'-4000'. - Unconformity. - Gleneyrie - 100'±. - Millsap 30'-[30?]' [upper figure is unusual and not silently amended]. - Fremont - 100'; Harding - 100'; Manitou - 50'-250'. - Red ss-Red Dolomite 45' (Manitou Embayment). - Unconformity. - Algonkian. - Unconformity. - Granites; Schists; Gneisses. Compiled by H A Aurand to accompany paper by Carroll H Wegemann. [OB-YEAR-1929-p233] ## PDF page 233 / printed page 219 COLORADO YEAR BOOK, 1928-1929 CHART SHOWING THE DIVISION OF THE STATE INTO HIGHWAY DISTRICTS (Heavy black lines indicate district boundaries.) District labels: DIST. NO. 1 [small label with arrow]; DISTRICT NO. 2; DISTRICT NO. 3; DISTRICT NO. 4; DISTRICT NO. 5; DISTRICT NO. 6; DISTRICT NO. 7. County names printed on the map (alphabetical transcription for search): ADAMS; ALAMOSA; ARAPAHOE; ARCHULETA; BACA; BENT; BOULDER; CHAFFEE; CHEYENNE; CLEAR CREEK; CONEJOS; COSTILLA; CROWLEY; CUSTER; DELTA; DOLORES; DOUGLAS; EAGLE; ELBERT; EL PASO; FREMONT; GARFIELD; GILPIN; GRAND; GUNNISON; HINSDALE; HUERFANO; JACKSON; JEFFERSON; KIOWA; KIT CARSON; LAKE; LA PLATA; LARIMER; LAS ANIMAS; LINCOLN; LOGAN; MESA; MINERAL; MOFFAT; MONTEZUMA; MONTROSE; MORGAN; OTERO; OURAY; PARK; PHILLIPS; PITKIN; PROWERS; PUEBLO; RIO BLANCO; RIO GRANDE; ROUTT; SAGUACHE; SAN JUAN; SAN MIGUEL; SEDGWICK; SUMMIT; TELLER; WASHINGTON; WELD; YUMA. [OB-YEAR-1929-p309] ## PDF page 309 / unnumbered Gazetteer foldout GAZETTEER OF CITIES AND TOWNS OF COLORADO,1929 **Status: unresolved.** All 230 displayed town/cross-reference rows were inspected. This is a partial, conservative recovery, not a complete statistical transcription. Bracketed altitude, population, officials’ names, utility labels and bank deposits are provisional readings of tiny original type; they require a better scan before being used as exact facts. [blank] or [not supplied] is a visual judgment, not zero. The rightmost town column repeats the leftmost one. ### Printed column headings 1. Town or city 2. Date incorporated 3. County 4. Altitude 5. Estimated population, Jan. 1, 1929 (*) 6. Assessed valuation 7. Municipal tax levy in mills 8. Revenue 9. Acreage area incorporated 10. Mayor 11. Clerk 12. Total outstanding bonds, January 1, 1929: General obligation 13. Total outstanding bonds, January 1, 1929: Special improvements 14. Water works: (M) Municipal; (P) Private 15. Electric lights: (M) Municipal; (P) Private 16. Sanitary sewers 17. Bank deposits 18. Town or city [repeat at far right]. ### Recovered row sequence and provisional readings The JSON gives every row a named marker for each of the seven remaining columns (incorporation date, assessed valuation, tax levy, revenue, incorporated acreage and the two bond amounts). Those columns remain unresolved for all municipality rows; they are not silently omitted or treated as empty. The table has not been completely deciphered. | Row | Town or city | County | Altitude | Estimated population | Mayor | Clerk | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1 | Aguilar | Las Animas | [5,700?] | [1,600?] | [Julio?] Boccaccio | [W. B. Hughes?] | | 2 | Akron | Washington | [4,300?] | [1,400?] | [Dan [Allshouser?]?] | [D. H. Sisson?] | | 3 | Alamosa | Alamosa | [7,600?] | [5,000?] | [George Lorton?] | [Richard Davis?] | | 4 | Animas City | La Plata | [6,500?] | [400?] | [W. H. Thompson?] | [Catherine R. Connor?] | | 5 | Antonito | Conejos | [7,888?] | [1,000?] | [Isale?] Reidel | [W. D. Carroll?] | | 6 | Arriba | Lincoln | [not supplied] | [400?] | [George T. [Gourin?]?] | [W. E. [Killewe?]?] | | 7 | Arvada | Jefferson | [5,300?] | [1,200?] | [Wm. J. [Bennett?]?] | [Mrs. Mabel [Ladil?]?] | | 8 | Aspen | Pitkin | [7,850?] | [1,200?] | [Fred D. Willoughby?] | [Charles Dailey, Sr.?] | | 9 | Ault | Weld | [4,940?] | [1,000?] | [Jacob Hasbrouck?] | [H. B. Smith?] | | 10 | Aurora | Adams-Arapahoe | [5,800?] | [2,000?] | [H. B. Nevius?] | [O. E. Ballard?] | | 11 | Basalt | Eagle | [6,600?] | [116?] | [W. W. Frey?] | [C. B. Lucksinger?] | | 12 | Bayfield | La Plata | [6,800?] | [300?] | [Vernon [Blo... illegible]?] | [Mabelle V. Gibbs?] | | 13 | Berthoud | Larimer | [5,240?] | [1,000?] | [B. E. [Sleff?]?] | [Lena M. Loomis?] | | 14 | Bethune | Kit Carson | [not supplied] | [100?] | [T. T. Davis?] | [Arthur F. [Gadmon?]?] | | 15 | Blackhawk | Gilpin | [not supplied] | [250?] | [Chas. R. [Nexum?]?] | [Arthur J. Gray?] | | 16 | Blanca | Costilla | [7,670?] | [160?] | [W. A. Simmer?] | [A. M. Weaver?] | | 17 | Bonanza | Saguache | [9,000?] | [340?] | [R. B. Wirick?] | [O. J. Montgomery?] | | 18 | Boulder | Boulder | [5,360?] | [12,660?] | [L. W. Cumberford?] | [Mayme Graham?] | | 19 | Branson | Las Animas | [6,400?] | [400?] | [W. S. Bailey?] | [L. D. [Halel?]?] | | 20 | Breckenridge | Summit | [9,622?] | [860?] | [Trevor B. Thomas?] | [George Robinson (Pro.)?] | | 21 | Brighton | Adams | [4,978?] | [3,800?] | [Harry [Belam?]?] | [Anna M. Walters?] | | 22 | Brush | Morgan | [4,260?] | [2,500?] | [C. P. Schmidt?] | [A. C. [Harbes?]?] | | 23 | Buena Vista | Chaffee | [7,500?] | [1,000?] | [Chris Handorf?] | [H. C. [Melean?]?] | | 24 | Burlington | Kit Carson | [4,260?] | [1,500?] | [R. E. Hook?] | [S. L. Sproukel?] | | 25 | Calhan | El Paso | [6,508?] | [500?] | [Walter C. Rounds?] | [blank] | | 26 | Canon City | Fremont | [fold obscures] | [8,800?] | [T. Lee Witcher?] | [R. L. Kellogg?] | | 27 | Carbondale | Garfield | [fold obscures] | [population obscured by fold] | [F. K. [Darrell?]?] | [E. D. Tandy?] | | 28 | Castle Rock | Douglas | [6,000?] | [600?] | [Harold A. Sander?] | [E. S. Triplitt?] | | 29 | Cedaredge | Delta | [6,100?] | [600?] | [J. R. Hotchkin?] | [C. W. Brewer?] | | 30 | Center | Saguache | [7,641?] | [760?] | [N. C. [Olibrath?]?] | [R. A. Allison?] | | 31 | Central City | Gilpin | [8,560?] | [700?] | [Robert Wilkinson?] | [J. S. Kimball?] | | 32 | Cheraw | Otero | [4,600?] | [250?] | [L. D. [Eales?]?] | [L. H. Houghton?] | | 33 | Cheyenne Wells | Cheyenne | [4,352?] | [600?] | [H. A. Martinson?] | [D. H. Zuck?] | | 34 | Coal Creek | Fremont | [5,800?] | [600?] | [Charles Bennardi?] | [A. L. Morgenstein?] | | 35 | Collbran | Mesa | [6,000?] | [300?] | [S. T. [Rehman?]?] | [Emily D. [W... illegible]?] | | 36 | Colorado Springs | El Paso | [5,900?] | 38,000 | [George C. [Halsted?]?] | [S. E. Nichols?] | | 37 | Cortez | Montezuma | [6,198?] | [1,000?] | [James Gawith?] | [Tom Duncan?] | | 38 | Craig | Moffat | [6,200?] | [7,100?] | [E. E. Brockman?] | [E. J. Gulick?] | | 39 | Crawford | Delta | [6,500?] | [250?] | [L. W. Howell?] | [Wm. Hopkins?] | | 40 | Creede | Mineral | [9,984?] | [300?] | [Royal I. Palmer?] | [W. T. Jackson?] | | 41 | Crested Butte | Gunnison | [9,000?] | [1,360?] | [E. V. Benson?] | [M. J. Fisher?] | | 42 | Crestone | Saguache | [7,500?] | [160?] | [W. T. Holland?] | [W. E. Perkins?] | | 43 | Cripple Creek | Teller | [9,386?] | [2,825?] | [C. K. Whiting?] | [George W. Shepherd?] | | 44 | Crook | Logan | [3,700?] | [250?] | [blank] | [blank] | | 45 | Crowley | Crowley | [4,276?] | [250?] | [R. L. Allen?] | [Myrtle Rilling?] | | 46 | Dacono | Weld | [4,600?] | [250?] | [Alton Lamb?] | [Frank Koenig?] | | 47 | De Beque | Mesa | [4,800?] | [400?] | [H. D. Loette?] | [F. H. Lischke?] | | 48 | Deertrail | Arapahoe | [5,183?] | [460?] | [W. H. Gray?] | [C. G. Pierce?] | | 49 | Delagua | Las Animas | [5,700?] | [1,250?] | [James [Strulings?]?] | [Ralph [Cagliardl?]?] | | 50 | Del Norte | Rio Grande | [7,778?] | [1,400?] | [Louis [Eckerdell?]?] | [C. D. Varis?] | | 51 | Delta | Delta | [4,950?] | [2,600?] | [R. B. [Vansocker?]?] | [J. W. Jeffers?] | | 52 | Denver | Denver | [5,250?] | 320,000 | [Benj. F. Stapleton?] | [Schuyler S. Peak?] | | 53 | Dillon | Summit | [8,600?] | [150?] | [Leon W. [Amers?]?] | [Maude Ritchey?] | | 54 | Dolores | Montezuma | [6,937?] | [500?] | [C. W. Lilly?] | [John R. Becher?] | | 55 | Durango | La Plata | [6,665?] | [7,000?] | [J. A. Willmer?] | [W. W. Parshall?] | | 56 | Eads | Kiowa | [4,262?] | [510?] | [John T. Gough?] | [J. R. Wood?] | | 57 | Eagle | Eagle | [6,602?] | [500?] | [A. B. Koonce?] | [L. R. Thomas?] | | 58 | Eaton | Weld | [4,750?] | [1,600?] | [Joe L. Eaton?] | [W. F. Willis?] | | 59 | Eckley | Yuma | [3,890?] | [400?] | [George E. Rice?] | [Elmer Smith?] | | 60 | Edgewater | Jefferson | [5,353?] | [1,200?] | [Arthur H. Tilton?] | [Stephen Higgs?] | | 61 | Eldora | Boulder | [8,700?] | [35?] | [W. T. Harrel?] | [Mrs. Chas. Hornbeck?] | | 62 | Elizabeth | Elbert | [6,400?] | [250?] | [F. A. Garland?] | [M. S. Hundley?] | | 63 | Empire | Clear Creek | [8,609?] | [100?] | [Kenneth Sharp?] | [E. E. Koch?] | | 64 | Englewood | Arapahoe | [5,200?] | [8,000?] | [J. E. Abbott?] | [Lenora Fogle?] | | 65 | Erie | Weld | [5,000?] | [800?] | [Wm. Nicholson?] | [Frank Westwood?] | | 66 | Estes Park | Larimer | [7,600?] | [650?] | [Frank Bond?] | [Charles F. [Ilix?]?] | | 67 | Eureka | San Juan | [9,800?] | [160?] | [Frank A. Thompson?] | [Richard [Trahner?]?] | | 68 | Evans | Weld | [4,647?] | [300?] | [L. F. Clark?] | [Harriet Johnston?] | | 69 | Fairplay | Park | [9,964?] | [200?] | [W. C. Lewis?] | [P. H. Logan?] | | 70 | Firestone | Weld | [6,350?] | [250?] | [blank] | [blank] | | 71 | Flagler | Kit Carson | [4,920?] | [760?] | [M. P. Williams?] | [Gust Westman?] | | 72 | Fleming | Logan | [3,960?] | [600?] | [Dr. R. C. McCormick?] | [Hugh Boyd?] | | 73 | Florence | Fremont | [5,187?] | [3,600?] | [E. L. [Beaverstock?]?] | [Beatrice Martin?] | | 74 | Florissant | Teller | [8,133?] | [66?] | [Wm. C. Allen?] | [S. M. Allen?] | | 75 | Fort Collins | Larimer | [5,100?] | [14,000?] | [E. R. Montgomery?] | [A. J. Rosenow?] | | 76 | Fort Lupton | Weld | [4,904?] | [1,450?] | [A. W. Bracey?] | [Helen Kelsey?] | | 77 | Fort Morgan | Morgan | [4,240?] | [1,750?] | [E. F. Vannoy?] | [Paul G. Williams?] | | 78 | Fountain | El Paso | [5,600?] | [660?] | [R. E. Love?] | [A. M. Sayers?] | | 79 | Fowler | Otero | [4,300?] | [1,100?] | [S. A. Larkin?] | [W. T. Bernard?] | | 80 | Frederick | Weld | [4,720?] | [300?] | [M. F. Sweeney?] | [J. [Bonalo?]?] | | 81 | Frisco | Summit | [9,097?] | [18?] | [H. E. Hickman?] | [Con Ecklund?] | | 82 | Fruita | Mesa | [4,612?] | [1,600?] | [S. Earle Forbes?] | [Jeannie A. Phillips?] | | 83 | Genoa | Lincoln | [not supplied] | [275?] | [A. F. Stultz?] | [W. M. Hoffman?] | | 84 | Georgetown | Clear Creek | [8,640?] | [450?] | [Edward Butler?] | [M. S. [McNerlan?]?] | | 85 | Gilcrest | Weld | [4,752?] | [500?] | [Frank C. Mayes?] | [Mrs. C. W. Hines?] | | 86 | Gillette | Teller | [9,938?] | [60?] | [blank] | [blank] | | 87 | Glenwood Springs | Garfield | [5,747?] | [2,100?] | [J. F. McCoy?] | [Lucy M. Hines?] | | 88 | Golden | Jefferson | [5,680?] | [2,600?] | [R. S. Wyatt?] | [C. A. Owens?] | | 89 | Goldfield | Teller | [9,986?] | [250?] | [Jack A. Jones?] | [Gertrude Tucker?] | | 90 | Granada | Prowers | [3,479?] | [300?] | [C. D. Baldwin?] | [James R. Casteel?] | | 91 | Granby | Grand | [not supplied] | [90?] | [Louis Shaffer?] | [B. J. Moon?] | | 92 | Grand Junction | Mesa | [4,587?] | [13,000?] | [Fred A. Rogers?] | [Mrs. Helen C. Niles?] | | 93 | Grand Valley | Garfield | [5,095?] | [250?] | [E. F. Wheatley?] | [H. T. Sukeforth?] | | 94 | Greeley | Weld | [4,635?] | [14,000?] | [E. H. Houtchens?] | [W. A. Hammell?] | | 95 | Green Mountain Falls | El Paso-Teller | [7,690?] | [60?] | [T. L. Troller?] | [Eva L. Williams?] | | 96 | Grover | Weld | [5,000?] | [166?] | [Mrs. A. C. Lawver?] | [Mrs. Grace Evans?] | | 97 | Gunnison | Gunnison | [7,683?] | [1,000?] | [H. W. Endner?] | [blank] | | 98 | Gypsum | Eagle | [6,325?] | [200?] | [H. L. Van Horn?] | [Mayme S. Price?] | | 99 | Hartman | Prowers | [3,800?] | [200?] | [D. L. Fitzgerald?] | [Percy Cox?] | | 100 | Hastings | Las Animas | [6,150?] | [450?] | [W. E. Miller?] | [J. W. Woolney?] | | 101 | Haswell | Kiowa | [4,628?] | [200?] | [C. M. Butler?] | [L. E. Thorne?] | | 102 | Haxtun | Phillips | [4,000?] | [1,200?] | [Harry W. Hartman?] | [Floyd W. Glipple?] | | 103 | Hayden | Routt | [6,350?] | [750?] | [A. E. Erwin?] | [S. R. Brock?] | | 104 | Hillrose | Morgan | [4,900?] | [300?] | [B. P. Wind, Sr.?] | [P. M. Osborn?] | | 105 | Holly | Prowers | [3,400?] | [1,000?] | [F. H. Allen?] | [H. L. Sims?] | | 106 | Holyoke | Phillips | [3,746?] | [1,500?] | [O. J. Colver?] | [W. E. Heginbotham?] | | 107 | Hooper | Alamosa | [7,500?] | [150?] | [Carl Gwatlney?] | [R. B. Spruill?] | | 108 | Hotchkiss | Delta | [6,359?] | [700?] | [blank] | [Robert Whitney?] | | 109 | Hot Sulphur Springs | Grand | [7,665?] | [200?] | [Hugh Gilmore?] | [Emil Rishardl?] | | 110 | Hudson | Weld | [5,000?] | [300?] | [E. R. Ensor?] | [E. O. Cook?] | | 111 | Hugo | Lincoln | [4,670?] | [1,000?] | [Charles H. Becher?] | [Geo. H. VanArsdale?] | | 112 | Idaho Springs | Clear Creek | [7,500?] | [1,300?] | [C. L. Harrington?] | [John R. While?] | | 113 | Ignacio | La Plata | [6,432?] | [400?] | [R. R. Carrick?] | [L. M. Salazar?] | | 114 | Iliff | Logan | [3,998?] | [126?] | [J. W. McCauley?] | [H. W. Houf, M. D.?] | | 115 | Jamestown | Boulder | [7,000?] | [100?] | [E. O. Kempler?] | [Fred C. [Ropp?]?] | | 116 | Johnstown | Weld | [4,850?] | [900?] | [John W. [Parkel?]?] | [Fred Harsch?] | | 117 | Julesburg | Sedgwick | [3,600?] | [1,500?] | [R. S. Dye?] | [Mrs. M. A. Rogers?] | | 118 | Keenesburg | Weld | [4,951?] | [325?] | [H. T. Elder?] | [Will R. Burr?] | | 119 | Keota | Weld | [5,000?] | [126?] | [blank] | [blank] | | 120 | Kersey | Weld | [4,614?] | [326?] | [Raymond Corsberg?] | [E. J. Mielke?] | | 121 | Kiowa | Elbert | [6,400?] | [200?] | [E. K. Blalton?] | [C. W. Elsner?] | | 122 | Kremmling | Grand | [7,327?] | [300?] | [Andrew Johnson?] | [C. G. Freeze?] | | 123 | Lafayette | Boulder | [6,178?] | [1,536?] | [Robert Johnson?] | [Henry Mathias?] | | 124 | La Jara | Conejos | [7,600?] | [600?] | [F. D. Calkins?] | [Chas. M. Olely?] | | 125 | La Junta | Otero | [4,100?] | [6,000?] | [Rueben C. Inge?] | [Robt. E. Miller?] | | 126 | Lake City | Hinsdale | [8,500?] | [350?] | [W. C. Blair?] | [blank] | | 127 | Lamar | Prowers | [3,500?] | [4,300?] | [Charles Maxwell?] | [A. J. Davy?] | | 128 | La Salle | Weld | [4,700?] | [450?] | [David Stewart?] | [E. G. Spencer?] | | 129 | Las Animas | Bent | [4,100?] | [2,600?] | [Chas. D. Haslinger?] | [C. M. Halverson?] | | 130 | La Veta | Huerfano | [7,024?] | [760?] | [Wes. B. Hall?] | [Walter Carver?] | | 131 | Leadville | Lake | [10,190?] | [6,000?] | [B. J. McDonald?] | [Mary A. Keating?] | | 132 | Limon | Lincoln | [5,280?] | [1,200?] | [A. C. Sinclair?] | [A. C. Moeschel?] | | 133 | Littleton | Arapahoe | [5,382?] | [2,000?] | [C. G. Louthan?] | [J. Clyde Hoskin?] | | 134 | Longmont | Boulder | [5,000?] | [7,600?] | [E. T. Ludlow?] | [G. V. Booth?] | | 135 | Louisville | Boulder | [5,360?] | [2,000?] | [G. R. [Henning?]?] | [James Penolla?] | | 136 | Loveland | Larimer | [4,942?] | [7,000?] | [H. H. Kelly?] | [O. W. Vanderpool?] | | 137 | Lyons | Boulder | [5,374?] | [700?] | [J. C. Brodie, Jr.?] | [Henry Bohn?] | | 138 | Manassa | Conejos | [7,700?] | [1,000?] | [J. S. [Heltman?]?] | [H. H. [Haynie?]?] | | 139 | Mancos | Montezuma | [7,035?] | [700?] | [W. E. Earle?] | [May L. McGalliard?] | | 140 | Manitou | El Paso | [6,316?] | [1,650?] | [Fred O. Gratton?] | [W. H. Williams?] | | 141 | Manzanola | Otero | [4,260?] | [600?] | [H. B. Dye?] | [Chas. L. Gregory?] | | 142 | Marble | Gunnison | [7,800?] | [225?] | [Charel C. McWilliams?] | [J. A. Williams?] | | 143 | Mead | Weld | [5,280?] | [150?] | [T. H. Hill?] | [Florence V. Tomley?] | | 144 | Meeker | Rio Blanco | [6,240?] | [1,000?] | [H. G. Lyttle?] | [M. A. Fredericka?] | | 145 | Merino | Logan | [4,042?] | [375?] | [Dr. W. B. Lales?] | [S. J. Neely?] | | 146 | Milliken | Weld | [4,760?] | [500?] | [L. W. Deffenbaugh?] | [G. C. Grillin?] | | 147 | Minturn | Eagle | [7,826?] | [300?] | [L. C. Grellion?] | [Walter Gulle?] | | 148 | Moffat | Saguache | [7,564?] | [150?] | [D. W. Crabtree?] | [J. F. DiVinne?] | | 149 | Monte Vista | Rio Grande | [7,600?] | [2,500?] | [E. H. Kaus?] | [Geo. B. Boulwell?] | | 150 | Montrose | Montrose | [5,770?] | [3,600?] | [Jer Knous?] | [Elizabeth Mychreost?] | | 151 | Monument | El Paso | [6,945?] | [240?] | [J. G. Frewolly?] | [Irwin Newhouse?] | | 152 | Morrison | Jefferson | [5,669?] | [250?] | [blank] | [blank] | | 153 | Mountain View | Jefferson | [not supplied] | [not supplied] | [blank] | [blank] | | 154 | Nederland | Boulder | [8,200?] | [250?] | [Wm. P. Tadd?] | [Wm. A. Stephens?] | | 155 | Newcastle | Garfield | [5,562?] | [400?] | [E. A. Clift?] | [J. E. Westley?] | | 156 | New Raymer (See Raymer) | [cross-reference; no separate figures] | [cross-reference; no separate figures] | [cross-reference; no separate figures] | [cross-reference; no separate figures] | [cross-reference; no separate figures] | | 157 | North Creede | Mineral | [8,854?] | [not supplied] | [blank] | [blank] | | 158 | Norwood | San Miguel | [7,017?] | [300?] | [W. C. While?] | [Isola C. McKeever?] | | 159 | Nucla | Montrose | [7,001?] | [220?] | [W. D. Keeling?] | [A. Schroeder?] | | 160 | Nunn | Weld | [5,186?] | [260?] | [H. C. Kelly?] | [U. E. Mattern?] | | 161 | Oak Creek | Routt | [7,401?] | [1,400?] | [Walter Beanson?] | [blank] | | 162 | Olathe | Montrose | [5,346?] | [600?] | [R. A. Cooper?] | [G. L. Hoadley?] | | 163 | Olney Springs | Crowley | [4,100?] | [450?] | [S. T. Huson?] | [R. E. Millwallin?] | | 164 | Ophir | San Miguel | [9,800?] | [25?] | [blank] | [blank] | | 165 | Orchard City | Delta | [5,360?] | [660?] | [W. E. Weyrauch?] | [J. C. Watts?] | | 166 | Ordway | Crowley | [4,300?] | [1,500?] | [J. D. Thomas?] | [Floyd E. Hensel?] | | 167 | Otis | Washington | [4,000?] | [860?] | [Ralph E. Vincent?] | [Miss Alvera Johnson?] | | 168 | Ouray | Ouray | [7,800?] | [1,000?] | [Frank A. Rice?] | [Thos. B. Townland?] | | 169 | Ovid | Sedgwick | [not supplied] | [600?] | [E. A. Carroll?] | [P. D. McCauley?] | | 170 | Pagosa Springs | Archuleta | [7,077?] | [1,050?] | [E. M. Taylor?] | [Fredric R. Hamlin?] | | 171 | Palisade | Mesa | [4,730?] | [1,000?] | [F. H. Clark?] | [J. W. Hole?] | | 172 | Palmer Lake | El Paso | [7,237?] | [200?] | [A. C. Phillips?] | [S. N. Ronneli?] | | 173 | Paonia | Delta | [5,696?] | [1,000?] | [L. A. Grove?] | [J. I. Kemp?] | | 174 | Peetz | Logan | [4,800?] | [325?] | [C. P. Thompson?] | [George Kohler?] | | 175 | Pierce | Weld | [5,041?] | [400?] | [Jesse Oglem?] | [Emil Snell?] | | 176 | Pitkin | Gunnison | [9,200?] | [380?] | [C. A. Willstone?] | [R. T. Heffner?] | | 177 | Platteville | Weld | [4,890?] | [550?] | [W. T. Mason?] | [Wm. Henderson?] | | 178 | Poncha Springs | Chaffee | [7,600?] | [50?] | [E. A. Huffman?] | [W. H. Chumpp?] | | 179 | Portland | Fremont | [5,061?] | [800?] | [blank] | [blank] | | 180 | Pueblo | Pueblo | [4,700?] | 60,000 | [F. E. Olin (P. of C.)?] | [George W. Clark?] | | 181 | Ramah | El Paso | [not supplied] | [60?] | [C. A. Stafford?] | [blank] | | 182 | Raymer | Weld | [4,726?] | [300?] | [C. H. Graves?] | [E. W. Schrollzer?] | | 183 | [Recen?] | Summit | [not supplied] | [54?] | [Henry A. Reece?] | [J. M. Armstrong?] | | 184 | Red Cliff | Eagle | [9,004?] | [300?] | [W. W. Walsh?] | [Jennie R. Keating?] | | 185 | Rico | Dolores | [8,900?] | [900?] | [W. E. Oelhe?] | [G. M. Mullins?] | | 186 | Ridgway | Ouray | [6,820?] | [400?] | [S. J. Phillips?] | [C. M. Stanwood?] | | 187 | Rifle | Garfield | [5,332?] | [1,500?] | [Otto B. Duckworth?] | [John I. Buckles?] | | 188 | Rockvale | Fremont | [5,260?] | [1,300?] | [George Newcomb?] | [W. L. Murray?] | | 189 | Rocky Ford | Otero | [4,730?] | [4,200?] | [O. G. Dinkier?] | [Clyde F. Summers?] | | 190 | Saguache | Saguache | [7,800?] | [900?] | [E. G. Gotthelf?] | [W. L. Hammund?] | | 191 | Salida | Chaffee | [7,050?] | [6,900?] | [C. F. Proudfoot?] | [Bertie Roney?] | | 192 | Sanford | Conejos | [7,560?] | [600?] | [Fred Brufley?] | [H. J. Brown?] | | 193 | Sawpit | San Miguel | [6,400?] | [not supplied] | [blank] | [blank] | | 194 | Sedgwick | Sedgwick | [3,600?] | [440?] | [D. T. Bush?] | [J. C. Davis?] | | 195 | Seibert | Kit Carson | [4,708?] | [250?] | [A. V. Jeane?] | [M. B. Haynes?] | | 196 | Severance | Weld | [not supplied] | [150?] | [W. J. Gillespie?] | [J. H. Hankins?] | | 197 | Sheridan | Arapahoe | [5,394?] | [1,000?] | [Zeno Morgan?] | [Robt. P. Wisniewski?] | | 198 | Silt | Garfield | [5,338?] | [250?] | [Ray B. Howard?] | [Roy B. Howard (Acting)?] | | 199 | Silver Cliff | Custer | [8,000?] | [260?] | [J. T. Stoehlke?] | [O. E. Stoehlke?] | | 200 | Silver Plume | Clear Creek | [9,176?] | [100?] | [Ireneo Rewa?] | [Madeline Dorsey?] | | 201 | Silverton | San Juan | [9,302?] | [1,000?] | [Thomas P. Mitchell?] | [Carlo B. Dreiback?] | | 202 | Simla | Elbert | [6,000?] | [600?] | [L. L. Hips?] | [Sam Adler?] | | 203 | South Canon | Fremont | [not supplied] | [1,500?] | [George W. Jameson?] | [Robert Hyer?] | | 204 | Springfield | Baca | [4,100?] | [900?] | [F. E. Hunsaker?] | [Ray P. Matthews?] | | 205 | Steamboat Springs | Routt | [6,762?] | [1,500?] | [George O. Allen?] | [R. R. Barr?] | | 206 | St. Elmo | Chaffee | [10,006?] | [26?] | [Charles Olson?] | [H. D. Clark?] | | 207 | Sterling | Logan | [3,947?] | [6,500?] | [Chas. E. McConley, Jr.?] | [H. M. Knoll?] | | 208 | Stratton | Kit Carson | [4,404?] | [500?] | [Thomas J. Murphy?] | [Wm. M. Lemke?] | | 209 | Sugar City | Crowley | [4,352?] | [740?] | [J. M. Crouse?] | [E. B. Barnes?] | | 210 | Superior | Boulder | [5,513?] | [500?] | [Jerry Miera?] | [Thos. P. Kerr?] | | 211 | Swink | Otero | [4,000?] | [600?] | [Donald Elliot?] | [I. C. Redgers (Acting)?] | | 212 | Telluride | San Miguel | [8,500?] | [1,000?] | [A. R. Gustafson?] | [Clara J. Rogers?] | | 213 | Timnath | Larimer | [4,875?] | [150?] | [Wm. Jarvis?] | [F. A. Russell?] | | 214 | Trinidad | Las Animas | [5,995?] | [13,000?] | [F. H. Wood?] | [Maudie H. Butler?] | | 215 | Two Buttes | Baca | [4,043?] | [110?] | [S. M. Lucero?] | [H. D. Galliner?] | | 216 | Victor | Teller | [9,900?] | [1,200?] | [Robert Muse?] | [Tom Jack?] | | 217 | Vona | Kit Carson | [4,494?] | [370?] | [Fred J. Adams?] | [Enos M. Teter?] | | 218 | Walden | Jackson | [8,300?] | [300?] | [C. E. Monahan?] | [C. E. Mitchell?] | | 219 | Walsenburg | Huerfano | [6,240?] | [4,300?] | [A. J. Merrill?] | [C. Victor Mazzone?] | | 220 | Walsh | Baca | [not supplied] | [300?] | [D. O. Hewen?] | [Charles L. Speare?] | | 221 | Ward | Boulder | [9,260?] | [160?] | [Wm. T. Schmell?] | [Geo. B. Hoblia?] | | 222 | Wellington | Larimer | [5,000?] | [600?] | [E. D. Mitchell?] | [I. H. Walten?] | | 223 | Westcliffe | Custer | [7,800?] | [600?] | [Herman Hansen?] | [Frank A. Falkenberg?] | | 224 | Westminster | Adams | [5,280?] | [150?] | [T. B. Carlson?] | [initial unclear] T. Monnl | | 225 | Wiley | Prowers | [3,100?] | [800?] | [Guy Dishman?] | [F. H. Tanner?] | | 226 | Williamsburg | Fremont | [5,250?] | [380?] | [Theo. Faull?] | [Joe Jehn?] | | 227 | Windsor | Weld | [4,900?] | [1,700?] | [Roy Ray?] | [Eros D. Wampler?] | | 228 | Wray | Yuma | [3,500?] | [2,500?] | [R. E. Thaler?] | [Gertrude H. Gray?] | | 229 | Yampa | Routt | [7,884?] | [650?] | [J. J. Van Camp?] | [Chas. R. Simon?] | | 230 | Yuma | Yuma | [4,123?] | [1,800?] | [H. H. Hatcher?] | [Lafe F. Miller?] | ### Utility, sewer and bank-deposit readings M = Municipal; P = Private; M&P = both as printed; None = source word. All readings below remain provisional, including numeric strings and visually blank/not-supplied judgments. | Row | Town or city | Water works | Electric lights | Sanitary sewers | Bank deposits | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1 | Aguilar | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 2 | Akron | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [229,657?] | | 3 | Alamosa | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [1,784,661?] | | 4 | Animas City | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [not supplied] | | 5 | Antonito | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [150,646?] | | 6 | Arriba | [None?] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 7 | Arvada | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [370,328?] | | 8 | Aspen | [P?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [423,...illegible] | | 9 | Ault | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [416,227?] | | 10 | Aurora | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [465,611?] | | 11 | Basalt | [M?] | [None?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 12 | Bayfield | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 13 | Berthoud | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [600,...illegible] | | 14 | Bethune | [None?] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 15 | Blackhawk | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 16 | Blanca | [None?] | [P?] | [No?] | [105,684?] | | 17 | Bonanza | [None?] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 18 | Boulder | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [1,689,216?] | | 19 | Branson | [M?] | [None?] | [Yes?] | [not supplied] | | 20 | Breckenridge | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [173,697?] | | 21 | Brighton | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [1,365,551?] | | 22 | Brush | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [994,477?] | | 23 | Buena Vista | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [179,...illegible] | | 24 | Burlington | [M?] | [M?] | [Yes?] | [486,130?] | | 25 | Calhan | [None?] | [P?] | [No?] | [339,191?] | | 26 | Canon City | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [4,162,269?] | | 27 | Carbondale | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [179,954?] | | 28 | Castle Rock | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [593,376?] | | 29 | Cedaredge | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [224,048?] | | 30 | Center | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [284,012?] | | 31 | Central City | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [275,338?] | | 32 | Cheraw | [M?] | [M?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 33 | Cheyenne Wells | [M?] | [M?] | [No?] | [145,...illegible] | | 34 | Coal Creek | [None?] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 35 | Collbran | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [236,947?] | | 36 | Colorado Springs | [M&P?] | [M?] | [Yes?] | [19,491,304?] | | 37 | Cortez | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [551,606?] | | 38 | Craig | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [708,825?] | | 39 | Crawford | [M?] | [None?] | [No?] | [164,455?] | | 40 | Creede | [None?] | [M?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 41 | Crested Butte | [M&P?] | [M?] | [No?] | [229,919?] | | 42 | Crestone | [None?] | [None?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 43 | Cripple Creek | [P?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [2,249,579?] | | 44 | Crook | [M?] | [M?] | [No?] | [129,091?] | | 45 | Crowley | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [44,265?] | | 46 | Dacono | [M&P?] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 47 | De Beque | [M?] | [M?] | [No?] | [92,669?] | | 48 | Deertrail | [M?] | [M?] | [Yes?] | [107,403?] | | 49 | Delagua | [None?] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 50 | Del Norte | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [597,440?] | | 51 | Delta | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [1,432,435?] | | 52 | Denver | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [167,260,330?] | | 53 | Dillon | [None?] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 54 | Dolores | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [661,292?] | | 55 | Durango | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [3,186,...illegible] | | 56 | Eads | [M?] | [M?] | [No?] | [310,852?] | | 57 | Eagle | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [430,507?] | | 58 | Eaton | [M?] | [M?] | [Yes?] | [698,194?] | | 59 | Eckley | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [70,628?] | | 60 | Edgewater | [M?] | [M?] | [Yes?] | [not supplied] | | 61 | Eldora | [None?] | [None?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 62 | Elizabeth | [None?] | [None?] | [No?] | [170,473?] | | 63 | Empire | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 64 | Englewood | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [876,583?] | | 65 | Erie | [M?] | [M?] | [No?] | [263,788?] | | 66 | Estes Park | [P?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [324,821?] | | 67 | Eureka | [None?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [not supplied] | | 68 | Evans | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 69 | Fairplay | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [185,773?] | | 70 | Firestone | [M?] | [M?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 71 | Flagler | [M?] | [M?] | [No?] | [221,497?] | | 72 | Fleming | [M?] | [M?] | [No?] | [206,246?] | | 73 | Florence | [M&P?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [252,437?] | | 74 | Florissant | [None?] | [None?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 75 | Fort Collins | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [6,075,430?] | | 76 | Fort Lupton | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [516,358?] | | 77 | Fort Morgan | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [1,956,407?] | | 78 | Fountain | [M?] | [M?] | [No?] | [158,914?] | | 79 | Fowler | [M&P?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [380,641?] | | 80 | Frederick | [M?] | [M?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 81 | Frisco | [None?] | [None?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 82 | Fruita | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [231,894?] | | 83 | Genoa | [None?] | [P?] | [No?] | [58,590?] | | 84 | Georgetown | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [129,402?] | | 85 | Gilcrest | [None?] | [P?] | [No?] | [19,212?] | | 86 | Gillette | [None?] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 87 | Glenwood Springs | [M&P?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [2,676,006?] | | 88 | Golden | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [1,013,678?] | | 89 | Goldfield | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 90 | Granada | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [62,258?] | | 91 | Granby | [None?] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 92 | Grand Junction | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [3,012,105?] | | 93 | Grand Valley | [M?] | [None?] | [No?] | [88,430?] | | 94 | Greeley | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [5,852,343?] | | 95 | Green Mountain Falls | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 96 | Grover | [M?] | [M?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 97 | Gunnison | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [1,616,391?] | | 98 | Gypsum | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [not supplied] | | 99 | Hartman | [M?] | [None?] | [No?] | [38,953?] | | 100 | Hastings | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 101 | Haswell | [M?] | [M?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 102 | Haxtun | [M?] | [M?] | [Yes?] | [330,319?] | | 103 | Hayden | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [220,718?] | | 104 | Hillrose | [None?] | [P?] | [No?] | [80,9...illegible] | | 105 | Holly | [M?] | [M?] | [Yes?] | [332,541?] | | 106 | Holyoke | [M?] | [M?] | [Yes?] | [592,812?] | | 107 | Hooper | [None?] | [P?] | [No?] | [82,896?] | | 108 | Hotchkiss | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [443,253?] | | 109 | Hot Sulphur Springs | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [233,800?] | | 110 | Hudson | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [70,030?] | | 111 | Hugo | [M?] | [M?] | [Yes?] | [502,148?] | | 112 | Idaho Springs | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [365,...illegible] | | 113 | Ignacio | [None?] | [P?] | [No?] | [161,795?] | | 114 | Iliff | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [86,149?] | | 115 | Jamestown | [None?] | [None?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 116 | Johnstown | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [473,295?] | | 117 | Julesburg | [M?] | [M?] | [Yes?] | [425,765?] | | 118 | Keenesburg | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [82,075?] | | 119 | Keota | [M?] | [blank] | [blank] | [not supplied] | | 120 | Kersey | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [not supplied] | | 121 | Kiowa | [None?] | [P?] | [No?] | [953,209?] | | 122 | Kremmling | [None?] | [M?] | [No?] | [257,111?] | | 123 | Lafayette | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [143,413?] | | 124 | La Jara | [None?] | [P?] | [No?] | [387,610?] | | 125 | La Junta | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [1,429,604?] | | 126 | Lake City | [M?] | [M?] | [Yes?] | [not supplied] | | 127 | Lamar | [M?] | [M?] | [Yes?] | [1,551,740?] | | 128 | La Salle | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [33,642?] | | 129 | Las Animas | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [1,183,800?] | | 130 | La Veta | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [128,781?] | | 131 | Leadville | [P?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [1,478,152?] | | 132 | Limon | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [273,003?] | | 133 | Littleton | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [753,545?] | | 134 | Longmont | [M?] | [M?] | [Yes?] | [2,805,057?] | | 135 | Louisville | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [124,002?] | | 136 | Loveland | [M?] | [M?] | [Yes?] | [1,554,090?] | | 137 | Lyons | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [109,208?] | | 138 | Manassa | [None?] | [P?] | [No?] | [114,893?] | | 139 | Mancos | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [790,707?] | | 140 | Manitou | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [436,753?] | | 141 | Manzanola | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [266,780?] | | 142 | Marble | [None?] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 143 | Mead | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [69,663?] | | 144 | Meeker | [P?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [538,337?] | | 145 | Merino | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [104,...illegible] | | 146 | Milliken | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 147 | Minturn | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 148 | Moffat | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [3,349?] | | 149 | Monte Vista | [P?] | [P?] | [No?] | [1,168,041?] | | 150 | Montrose | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [1,953,...illegible] | | 151 | Monument | [M?] | [None?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 152 | Morrison | [blank] | [blank] | [blank] | [not supplied] | | 153 | Mountain View | [blank] | [blank] | [blank] | [not supplied] | | 154 | Nederland | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 155 | Newcastle | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [122,692?] | | 156 | New Raymer (See Raymer) | [cross-reference; no separate figures] | [cross-reference; no separate figures] | [cross-reference; no separate figures] | [cross-reference; no separate figures] | | 157 | North Creede | [blank] | [blank] | [blank] | [not supplied] | | 158 | Norwood | [M?] | [None?] | [No?] | [207,446?] | | 159 | Nucla | [M?] | [None?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 160 | Nunn | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [54,731?] | | 161 | Oak Creek | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [not supplied] | | 162 | Olathe | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [390,695?] | | 163 | Olney Springs | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [64,347?] | | 164 | Ophir | [M?] | [blank] | [blank] | [not supplied] | | 165 | Orchard City | [M?] | [None?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 166 | Ordway | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [531,556?] | | 167 | Otis | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [257,316?] | | 168 | Ouray | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [327,038?] | | 169 | Ovid | [P?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [126,830?] | | 170 | Pagosa Springs | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [135,499?] | | 171 | Palisade | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [396,489?] | | 172 | Palmer Lake | [M?] | [None?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 173 | Paonia | [M?] | [M?] | [Yes?] | [819,...illegible] | | 174 | Peetz | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [114,646?] | | 175 | Pierce | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 176 | Pitkin | [M?] | [None?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 177 | Platteville | [M?] | [M?] | [Yes?] | [264,699?] | | 178 | Poncha Springs | [blank] | [None?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 179 | Portland | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [not supplied] | | 180 | Pueblo | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [99,507,066?] | | 181 | Ramah | [blank] | [blank] | [blank] | [not supplied] | | 182 | Raymer | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 183 | [Recen?] | [blank] | [None?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 184 | Red Cliff | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 185 | Rico | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 186 | Ridgway | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [140,842?] | | 187 | Rifle | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [375,104?] | | 188 | Rockvale | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 189 | Rocky Ford | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [690,...illegible] | | 190 | Saguache | [None?] | [P?] | [No?] | [663,173?] | | 191 | Salida | [M?] | [M?] | [Yes?] | [1,816,190?] | | 192 | Sanford | [None?] | [None?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 193 | Sawpit | [blank] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 194 | Sedgwick | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [240,000?] | | 195 | Seibert | [M?] | [M?] | [No?] | [63,423?] | | 196 | Severance | [blank] | [P?] | [No?] | [29,617?] | | 197 | Sheridan | [blank] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 198 | Silt | [None?] | [P?] | [No?] | [72,394?] | | 199 | Silver Cliff | [M?] | [None?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 200 | Silver Plume | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [not supplied] | | 201 | Silverton | [M?] | [M?] | [Yes?] | [684,102?] | | 202 | Simla | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [obscured] | | 203 | South Canon | [blank] | [blank] | [blank] | [not supplied] | | 204 | Springfield | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [449,763?] | | 205 | Steamboat Springs | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [860,708?] | | 206 | St. Elmo | [None?] | [None?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 207 | Sterling | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [1,732,016?] | | 208 | Stratton | [M?] | [M?] | [No?] | [117,088?] | | 209 | Sugar City | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [128,028?] | | 210 | Superior | [None?] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 211 | Swink | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [70,926?] | | 212 | Telluride | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [709,624?] | | 213 | Timnath | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 214 | Trinidad | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [9,251,114?] | | 215 | Two Buttes | [None?] | [P?] | [No?] | [164,166?] | | 216 | Victor | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [not supplied] | | 217 | Vona | [M?] | [M?] | [No?] | [46,617?] | | 218 | Walden | [M?] | [M?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 219 | Walsenburg | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [2,376,949?] | | 220 | Walsh | [blank] | [P?] | [No?] | [216,246?] | | 221 | Ward | [M?] | [None?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 222 | Wellington | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [140,998?] | | 223 | Westcliffe | [M&P?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [293,775?] | | 224 | Westminster | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 225 | Wiley | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [150,120?] | | 226 | Williamsburg | [M?] | [None?] | [No?] | [not supplied] | | 227 | Windsor | [M?] | [P?] | [Yes?] | [806,431?] | | 228 | Wray | [M?] | [M?] | [Yes?] | [759,434?] | | 229 | Yampa | [M?] | [P?] | [No?] | [193,965?] | | 230 | Yuma | [M?] | [M?] | [Yes?] | [385,046?] | ### Printed footnotes (*) In considering the population figures shown in this column, it must be remembered that they are not authoritative, but are intended to give only a general idea of the size of the various municipalities. The data upon which the figures are based were taken from local authorities and the estimates do not purport to represent an actual census. (2) Includes [$693,000?] which are general obligation bonds but are not a charge against property, as they are payable only from earnings of the municipal light plant. (3) Includes $206,000 similar to those described in Note 2. State totals: [general-obligation total unresolved]; [special-improvement total unresolved]. [AD-EATON-REPORT-1893-p001] # Front cover BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE OF COLORADO, FOR THE YEARS1891 AND1892. E. J. EATON, SECRETARY OF STATE. ## Later library labels Handwritten shelf label:S1.1/1891-92;c.2[punctuation uncertain]. COLORADO STATE PUBLICATIONS LIBRARY. Barcode:3 1799 00135 2012. [AD-EATON-REPORT-1893-p002] [AD-EATON-REPORT-1893-p003] RECEIVED JAN23 1995 STATE PUBLICATIONS Colorado State Library [AD-EATON-REPORT-1893-p004] [AD-EATON-REPORT-1893-p006] # Illustrated Colorado seal COLORADO. NIL SINE NUMINE. [AD-EATON-REPORT-1893-p009] [AD-EATON-REPORT-1893-p011] # Corporation table — continued Printed page 11. SECRETARY OF STATE. |Name of company|Date of filing|Purpose|Location of office|Capital stock ($)|Fees ($)| |---|---|---|---|---:|---:| |A. Gauthier Decorating Company|Oct. 16|Painting, decorating, etc.|Denver|30,000|10.00| |Antlers Land and Town Company|Oct. 19|Deal in real estate|Antlers|75,000|10.00| |Argyle Gold Mining Company|Oct. 21|General mining|Chicago|1,000,000|100.00| |Argo Mining and Reduction Company|Oct. 27|General mining|Denver|300,000|30.00| |App-Stott Printing Company|Dec. 7|General printing|Denver|10,000|10.00| |Ariadne Mining Company|Dec. 11|General mining|Denver|100,000|10.00| |Bellvue-Hudson Mining Company|1890, Dec. 4|General mining|Denver|100,000|10.00| |Boulder Cañon and Middle Park Wagon Road Co.|1890, Dec. 15|Operating a toll road|Boulder|20,000|10.00| |Bob Creek Land and Water Company|1890, Dec. 16|Deal in real estate and construct ditches|Catlin|30,000|10.00| |Beta Mining Company|1891, Jan. 10|General mining|Pueblo|100,000|10.00| |Barndollar Abstract Company|Jan. 22|General conveyancing business|Pueblo|50,000|10.00| |Boston Farm Canal Company|Jan. 26|Construct a canal|Ordway|25,000|10.00| |Bear Creek Cañon Toll Road Company|Jan. 30|Construct a toll road|Colorado Springs|30,000|10.00| |Banner Ditch and Reservoir Company|Feb. 2|Construct irrigating ditches|Hudson|60,000|10.00| |Bruce Mining Company|Feb. 2|General mining|Idaho Springs|200,000|20.00| |Blue Stone Valley Ditch Company|Feb. 3|Building a ditch|De Beque|50,000|10.00| |Bankers' Mutual Life Association|Feb. 4|Life insurance business|Pueblo|—|5.50| |Bennett Amalgamator Manufacturing Co.|Feb. 13|Deal in machinery|Denver|250,000|25.00| |Brooklyn Investment Company|Feb. 17|Deal in real and personal property|Denver|50,000|10.00| |Boulder and High Line Canal Company|Mar. 13|Acquire and operate a ditch|Denver|50,000|10.00| |Brisbane-Allen Brokerage and Commission Co.|Mar. 19|Brokerage and commission business|Denver|25,000|10.00| |Braner and Maelzer Union No. 4, of Denver, Colo.|Mar. 19|Mutual benefit|Denver|—|2.50| |B. B. Mining Company|Mar. 28|General mining|Denver|150,000|15.00| |Bushnell Lumber and Mercantile Company|Mar. 28|Dealing in lumber, etc.|Denver|20,000|10.00| |Boulder Investment Company|Mar. 31|Deal in real estate|Denver, Boulder|100,000|10.00| |Boulder Terminal Railway Company|April 15|Construct railroad|Boulder|200,000|20.00| |Best Friend Mining Company|April 15|General mining|Aspen|1,000,000|100.00| |Burnham Lumber Company|April 16|Dealing in lumber|Denver|5,000|10.00| |Berthoud Driving Association|April 24|Construct driving park|Berthoud|2,500|10.00| |Big Sandy and Eureka Creek Land and Water Co.|April 25|Construct canal|Sheridan Lake|175,000|17.50| |Boston Mutual Trust Company|April 27|Deal in stocks and bonds|Sterling|20,000|10.00| |Brookside Water Company|May 11|Construct a pipe line|Colorado Springs|50,000|10.00| |Bee Hive Mining Company|May 14|General mining|Denver|250,000|25.00| |Bloomfield Ditch Company|May 14|To acquire irrigating ditches|Golden|5,000|10.00| |Boomerang Lateral Irrigation Ditch Company|May 16|To build a ditch|—|—|2.50| |Berkeley Amusement and Land Company|May 19|Maintaining zoological gardens|Denver|10,000|10.00| |Boston-Idaho Tunnel Mining and Milling Co.|June 3|General mining|Denver|1,000,000|100.00| |Bliss-Cotton Hardware Company|June 4|General hardware|Denver|10,000|10.00| |Bank Building Company|June 5|Deal in real estate|Trinidad|100,000|10.00| |Brooks M. E. Church, of Alamosa, Colo.|June 16|Not for profit|Alamosa|—|2.50| [AD-EATON-REPORT-1893-p017] # Corporation table — continued Printed page 17. SECRETARY OF STATE. |Name of company|Date of filing|Purpose|Location of office|Capital stock ($)|Fees ($)| |---|---|---|---|---:|---:| |Denver, Apex and Western Railway Company|Feb. 4|Build and operate a railroad|Denver|500,000|50.00| |Denver Natural Fuel and Light Company|Feb. 5|Construct a pipe line|Denver|100,000|10.00| |Durango Street Railway Company|Feb. 6|Build a street railway|Durango|50,000|10.00| |Denver Lodge No. 47 of the National Association of Machinists|Feb. 13|Mutual benefit|Denver|—|2.50| |Denver Opera Chair Advertising Company|Feb. 19|Making patent holder for adv. cards|Denver|1,000|10.00| |Denver Steam Laundry Company|Feb. 24|General laundry business|Denver|15,000|10.00| |Denver Highlands Electric Company|Mar. 3|Supply electricity for light, etc.|Highlands|500,000|50.00| |Denver News Letter Publishing Company|Mar. 7|Publishing a newspaper|Denver|10,000|10.00| |Denver Apartment Company|Mar. 9|Real estate business|Denver|150,000|15.00| |Denver Florist and Fruit Company|Mar. 25|Growing and dealing in flowers, etc.|Denver|30,000|10.00| |Denver and Helena Building Company|April 1|Building houses and dealing in real estate|Denver|150,000|15.00| |Dimon and Adams Manufacturing Company|April 1|Manufacture machinery|Denver|60,000|10.00| |Denver Circuit Railway Company|April 9|Build a railroad|Denver|500,000|50.00| |Delta Newspaper Company|April 14|Publish a newspaper|Delta|3,000|10.00| |Denver Public Warehouse Company|April 17|Maintain warehouses|Denver|500,000|50.00| |Diamond Shoe and Furnishing Company|April 18|Deal in boots and shoes|North Denver|10,000|10.00| |Durango City and Suburban Railway Company|April 25|Construct street railways|Durango|50,000|10.00| |Denver Wire and Iron Works Company|May 1|Manufacturing and selling iron ware|Denver|25,000|10.00| |Denver-Aransas Harbor Land Company|May 2|Deal in real estate|Denver|30,000|10.00| |Denver Terra Cotta Lumber Company|May 4|Dealing in lumber|Denver|100,000|10.00| |Denver Land and Water Storage Company|May 7|Maintain ditches and reservoirs|Denver|2,500,000|250.00| |Dr. Dowling Chemico-Therapathic and Surgical Co.|May 12|Conduct medical and surgical institute|Denver|250,000|25.00| |Denver and Irondale Railroad Company|May 26|Build a railroad|Denver|300,000|30.00| |Dolores Town and Improvement Company|June 1|General mercantile business|Denver|25,000|10.00| |Denver and Logandale Improvement Company|June 6|Deal in real estate|Denver|150,000|15.00| |Davis Brick Manufacturing, Building and Land Co.|June 11|Manufacturing brick|Boulder County|20,000|10.00| |Denver Paint Mills Co., change of name from Denver City Paint Mills Co., and increase of capital stock|June 12|—|Denver|—|2.50| |Denver-Trinidad Land Corporation|June 16|Deal in real estate|Trinidad|50,000|10.00| |Denver Base Ball and Athletic Association|June 18|Organizing a club for profit|Denver|25,000|10.00| |Downington Investment Company|June 23|Deal in real estate|Denver|80,000|10.00| |Delta Irrigation Company|June 27|Maintain a ditch|Greeley|4,800|10.00| |Durango Ore Sampling Company|June 29|Operating ore sampling works|Durango|25,000|10.00| |Denver Trading Company|June 29|General trading|Denver|30,000|10.00| |Denver Stradamant Asphalt Company|June 30|Paving with asphalt|Denver|1,000,000|100.00| |Denver Building Supply Company|July 20|Deal in real estate|Denver|100,000|10.00| |Denver Medical and Surgical Dispensary Co.|July 23|Maintain med. and surgical dispensary|Denver|5,000|10.00| |Denver Tobacco Pipe Company|July 30|Manufacture tobacco pipes|Denver|100,000|10.00| |Denver Publishing and Advertising Company|Aug. 8|General printing business|Denver|2,000|10.00| |Dr. Paul Jenner Electric-Magnetic Vapor Bath Co.|Aug. 12|Magnetic vapor baths|Denver|5,000|10.00| [AD-EATON-REPORT-1893-p040] # DOMESTIC CORPORATIONS,1892—CONTINUED Printed page 40. BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE. |Name of company|Date of filing|Purpose|Location of office|Capital stock ($)|Fees ($)| |---|---|---|---|---:|---:| |B. and M. Packing Company|1892, Nov. 18|General packing business|Arapahoe County|225,000|22.50| |Brooks Mining, Transportation and Drainage Tunnel Company|1892, Nov. 21|General mining|Aspen|250,000|25.00| |Coahuila and Durango Development Company|Jan. 2|Construct railroad and telegraph lines|Colorado Springs|250,000|25.00| |California Manufacturing Company|Jan. 6|Manufacturing mining machinery|Denver|50,000|10.00| |Capitol Billiard Company|Jan. 9|Operate billiard rooms|Denver|8,000|10.00| |Colorado Hop Culturists' Association|Jan. 13|Dealing in hops|Denver|25,000|10.00| |Colorado Farm, Land and Irrigation Company|Jan. 13|Farming, irrigating, etc.|Las Animas|1,000,000|100.00| |Colorado Carlsbad Mineral Water Company|Jan. 13|Selling mineral water|Denver|100,000|10.00| |Chat Mining and Milling Company|Jan. 15|General mining|Colorado Springs|600,000|60.00| |Clay Creek Ditch Company|Jan. 16|Construct a ditch|Lamar|5,000|10.00| |Creede Water Works Company|Jan. 19|General water supply|Creede|40,000|10.00| |Creede-Amethyst Electric Power and Water Co.|Jan. 20|Furnish water and electricity|Denver|100,000|10.00| |C. S. Morey Mercantile Company|Jan. 22|Deal in merchandise|Denver|250,000|25.00| |Colorado and Utah Natural Gas, Coal and Oil Co.|Jan. 23|Bore for oil, gas and coal|Denver|1,000,000|100.00| |Calumet Mining and Milling Company|Jan. 25|General mining|Manitou|700,000|70.00| |Colorado Poultry Association|Jan. 25|Improve and breed poultry|Denver|5,000|10.00| |Cripple Creek Abstract Company|Jan. 26|Maintain abstract books|Colorado Springs|16,000|10.00| |Creede Mining and Milling Company|Jan. 27|General mining|Denver|500,000|50.00| |Coloado[Colorado?]Mining Bureau Corporation|Jan. 30|Mining information|Denver|200,000|20.00| |Cripple Creek and Hayden Toll Road, Land and Improvement Company|Feb. 1|Maintain a toll road|Colorado Springs|100,000|10.00| |Crook Land Company|Feb. 1|Deal in real estate|Pueblo|100,000|10.00| |Cleopatra Mining Company|Feb. 1|General mining|Colorado Springs|2,000,000|200.00| |Creede Prospecting and Mining Company|Feb. 4|Deal in mines|Denver|100,000|10.00| |Creede Hotel and Investment Company|Feb. 8|Build hotels, etc.|South Creede|10,000|10.00| |Colorado Springs Investment Company|Feb. 10|Deal in real estate|Colorado Springs|25,000|10.00| |Cripple Creek Syndicate Mining and Milling Co.|Feb. 10|General mining|Denver|500,000|50.00| |Clifton Mining and Milling Company|Feb. 19|General mining|Colorado Springs|300,000|30.00| |Colorado Gas and Fuel Company|Feb. 20|Manufacture gas|Colorado Springs|1,000,000|100.00| |Creede-Wason Land Improvement Company|Feb. 23|Build and operate hotels|Wason|50,000|10.00| |Creede and Cripple Creek Land and Mining Co.|Feb. 24|General mining|Denver|250,000|25.00| |Creede Electric Light and Power Company|Feb. 25|Furnish electric light|South Creede|50,000|10.00| |Colorado Pottery Company|Feb. 25|Manufacture pottery|Denver|9,000|10.00| [AD-EATON-REPORT-1893-p043] # Corporation table — continued Printed page 43. SECRETARY OF STATE. |Name of company|Date of filing|Purpose|Location of office|Capital stock ($)|Fees ($)| |---|---|---|---|---:|---:| |City Block Directory Company|June 23|General information|Denver|100,000|10.00| |Chicago-Cripple Creek Gold Mining Company|June 25|General mining|Pueblo|2,000,000|200.00| |Carbonate King Mining Company|June 25|General mining|Denver|500,000|50.00| |Crown Printing Company|June 25|General printing|Denver|10,000|10.00| |Consolidated Night Hawk and Nightingale Gold Mining Company|June 30|General mining|Denver|1,000,000|100.00| |Custer City Mining Company|June 30|General mining|Pueblo|500,000|50.00| |Cripple Creek Drug Company|July 2|Drug business|Fremont|8,000|10.00| |Copper Rock Mining and Milling Company|July 6|General mining|Denver|100,000|10.00| |Consolidated Rico Return Mining Company|July 7|General mining|Rico|2,500,000|250.00| |Cannon Coal and Fuel Company|July 7|Dealing in fuel|Denver|100,000|10.00| |Creede Consolidated Mining Company|July 9|General mining|Denver|1,200,000|120.00| |Clarendon Hotel Company|July 14|Operate hotels|Cripple Creek|25,000|10.00| |Champion Coal Company|July 15|Work coal mines|Durango|400,000|40.00| |Cleveland and Montezuma Silver Mining Company|July 19|General mining|Denver|2,500,000|250.00| |Consolidated Chemical Fire Extinguisher Co.|July 20|Manufacture fire extinguishers|Denver|10,000|10.00| |Creede Transportation Company|July 20|Transfer business|Creede|20,000|10.00| |Cripple Creek Free Gold Placer and Mining Co.|July 23|General mining|Denver|500,000|50.00| |Colorado Water and Power Company|July 26|Construct a canal|Leadville|150,000|15.00| |Cripple Creek Reduction Company|July 28|Treating ores|Fremont|500,000|50.00| |Colorado and Texas Mining and Milling Company|Aug. 1|General mining|Colorado Springs|300,000|30.00| |Children's Home Society|Aug. 2|Not for profit|Denver|—|2.50| |Comstock-Eureka Mining Company|Aug. 2|General mining|Denver|1,000,000|100.00| |Champa Mining and Milling Company|Aug. 3|General mining|Denver|1,000,000|100.00| |Cañon Sewer Company|Aug. 4|Construct sewers|Cañon City|50,000|10.00| |Colorado Hardware Company|Aug. 5|General hardware|Rico|15,000|10.00| |Compact Mining and Milling Company|Aug. 6|General mining|Fremont|750,000|75.00| |Crystal River Railway Company|Aug. 11|Operate a railroad|Denver|1,000,000|100.00| |Colorado Springs Polo Club|Aug. 15|Maintain a polo club|Colorado Springs|—|2.50| |Colorado Mining Exchange Building Company|Aug. 16|Deal in real estate|Denver|500,000|50.00| |Colorado Invention Company|Aug. 19|Acquiring patents|Durango|150,000|15.00| |Crown Jewel Mining Company|Aug. 26|General mining|Idaho Springs|100,000|10.00| |Colorado Pharmaceutical Company|Aug. 27|Deal in drugs|Denver|200,000|20.00| |Colorado Commission Company|Aug. 29|General commission|Colorado Springs|25,000|10.00| |Clawson Lumber and Building Company|Aug. 30|Deal in lumber|Denver|50,000|10.00| |Colorado, New Mexico and Wyoming Lumber Dealers' Association|Sept. 2|Promote trade in lumber|Denver|—|2.50| |Collins' Cash Clothing Company|Sept. 3|Deal in dry goods|Fort Collins|6,000|10.00| |Cañon City and Cripple Creek Railway Company|Sept. 6|Operate a railroad|Pueblo|500,000|50.00| |Consolidated Plaster Company|Sept. 10|Manufacture plaster|Denver|20,000|10.00| |Colorado Mine and Tunnel Company|Sept. 10|General mining|Aspen|2,000,000|200.00| |Colorado-Utah Asphalt Company|Sept. 17|Manufacture asphalt|Denver|250,000|25.00| |Colt Publishing Company|Sept. 17|Printing and publishing|Denver|100,000|10.00| [AD-EATON-REPORT-1893-p053] # Corporation table — continued Printed page 53. SECRETARY OF STATE. |Name of company|Date of filing|Purpose|Location of office|Capital stock ($)|Fees ($)| |---|---|---|---|---:|---:| |Louis M. Weiner Wine Company|Jan. 11|Deals in wine, liquors, etc.|Denver|20,000|10.00| |La Junta and Lamar Canal Company|Jan. 13|Construct a canal|Denver|100,000|10.00| |Larimer County Abstract of Title Company|Jan. 26|Make abstracts of title|Fort Collins|15,000|10.00| |Last Chance Toll Road Company|Jan. 28|Construct a toll road|Denver|10,000|10.00| |Liberty Hall Company|Feb. 8|Build a hall for renting|Weld County|1,000|10.00| |Lawrence Land and Mining Company|Feb. 23|General mining, etc.|Denver|500,000|50.00| |Longmont Electric Light and Power Company|Feb. 26|Furnish electric light|Highlands|50,000|10.00| |Lon P. K. Mining Company|Feb. 26|General mining|Denver|500,000|50.00| |Little Maid Mining and Milling Company|Mar. 12|General mining|Denver|2,000,000|200.00| |La Junta Home Company|Mar. 14|Deal in real estate|La Junta|12,000|10.00| |Loyalty Mining and Milling Company|Mar. 16|General mining|Denver|400,000|40.00| |Little Mandle Gold Mining Company|Mar. 17|Gold mining|Colorado Springs|125,000|12.50| |Lottie Gibson Mining and Milling Company|Mar. 21|General mining|Colorado Springs|650,000|65.00| |Last Chance Mining and Milling Company|Mar. 25|General mining|Denver|5,000,000|500.00| |Lone Star Mining and Milling Company|Mar. 26|General mining|Fremont|1,000,000|100.00| |Lincoln, Grant and Sherman Statue Association|Mar. 31|Purchase statues|Denver|50,000|10.00| |Louisa Mining Company|April 5|General mining|Denver|300,000|30.00| |Littleton Board of Trade|April 12|Furnish information|Littleton|—|2.50| |Lawrence Mining and Milling Company|April 16|General mining|Cañon City|600,000|60.00| |La Veta Creamery Association|April 22|Manufacture butter and cheese|La Veta|10,000|10.00| |Little Anaconda Mining and Milling Company|April 22|General mining|Denver|1,000,000|100.00| |Lower Oligarchy Ditch Company|April 29|Operate a ditch|Longmont|1,119|10.00| |Lillie Gold Mining and Milling Company|April 30|General mining|Denver|250,000|25.00| |Ladies' Benevolent Union and Hospital Ass'n|May 9|Deal in real estate|South Creede|25,000|10.00| |Lucky Tunnel Mining Company|May 10|General mining|Pueblo|250,000|25.00| |Little Don Mining and Tunnel Company|May 11|General mining|Fremont|1,000,000|100.00| |Littleton Water Works Company|May 21|Operate water works|Littleton|30,000|10.00| |Le Clair Mining Company|June 1|General mining|Florissant|1,000,000|100.00| |Latonia Mining Company|June 1|General mining|Leadville|100,000|10.00| |Lincoln-Lucky and Lee Mining Company|June 21|General mining|Denver|1,000,000|100.00| |Line Creek Toll Road Company|June 21|Build a wagon road|Creede|20,000|10.00| |Los Angeles Bottling Company|June 22|Liquor business|Denver|60,000|10.00| |Littell Indicator Lock and Car Seal Company|June 28|Manufacture locks and seals|Denver|100,000|10.00| |Little Maid Mining Company|July 5|General mining|Pueblo|1,000,000|100.00| |Little Joan Mining Company|July 8|General mining|Colorado Springs|1,000,000|100.00| |Laguna Canal Company|July 14|Acquire a canal|Pueblo|200,000|20.00| |La Junta Milling and Elevator Company|July 14|Manufacture flour|La Junta|50,000|10.00| |Lake City Mining Exchange Association|July 18|General mining|Lake City|100,000|10.00| |Lake View Resort Company|July 28|General hotel business|Denver|18,000|10.00| |Long and Derry Mining, Milling and Reduction Co.|Aug. 10|Mining and milling|Leadville|1,000,000|100.00| |Llewellyn Smelting and Refining Company|Aug. 19|Smelting ores|Denver|1,000,000|100.00| |Louisa M. Alcott Mining Company|Aug. 25|General mining|Denver|500,000|50.00| |Longmont Driving Association|Aug. 27|Maintain a race course|Longmont|10,000|10.00| [AD-EATON-REPORT-1893-p057] # Corporation table — continued Printed page 57. SECRETARY OF STATE. |Name of company|Date of filing|Purpose|Location of office|Capital stock ($)|Fees ($)| |---|---|---|---|---:|---:| |Novel Envelope Opener Company|Jan. 29|Acquire patent for envelope opener|Denver|200,000|20.00| |National Jewelry Company|Feb. 6|Deal in jewelry|Denver|10,000|10.00| |National Ore Reduction Company|Feb. 6|Mining, etc.|Pueblo|1,000,000|100.00| |Nevada Canal Company|Mar. 4|Storing water, etc.|Littleton|26,000|10.00| |Niagara Land and Improvement Company|Mar. 12|Deal in real estate|Denver|100,000|10.00| |No. 3 Outlet Ditch Company|Mar. 15|Operate a ditch|Lower St. Vrain|1,300|10.00| |National Belle Mining, Milling and Developing Company|Mar. 16|General mining|Fremont|500,000|50.00| |Nelson Tunnel and Mining Company|Mar. 28|General mining|Creede|1,000,000|100.00| |Nellie Sanborn Mining Company|April 1|General mining|Pueblo|300,000|30.00| |New Zeland Mining Company|April 7|General mining|Denver|600,000|60.00| |North Side Savings Bank|April 11|Savings bank|Highlands|25,000|10.00| |National Manufacturing Company|April 21|Manufacture patented articles|Denver|15,000|10.00| |Nugget Mining and Milling Company|May 3|General mining|Colorado Springs|1,000,000|100.00| |Needles Reduction Company|May 13|Build smelters|Denver|1,000,000|100.00| |North Manufacturing Company|May 21|Manufacturing electric motors|Denver|100,000|10.00| |Nellie Mining Company|May 31|General mining|Telluride|500,000|50.00| |North Fork Canal Company|June 7|Construct a canal|Denver|200,000|20.00| |Napoleon Gold Mining Company|June 18|General mining|Colorado Springs|1,000,000|100.00| |New York and Chance Mining Company|June 20|General mining|Denver|1,000,000|100.00| |National Cowboy Tournament Company|July 6|Conduct amusements|Denver|15,000|10.00| |National Pump and Machinery Company|July 13|Manufacture and sell machinery|Denver|50,000|10.00| |Northwestern Coal Mining Company|July 16|Work coal mines|Denver|100,000|10.00| |Nebraska and Colorado Mining Company|Aug. 4|General mining|Denver|100,000|10.00| |Nelly Blye Mining and Milling Company|Aug. 9|General mining|Denver|1,000,000|100.00| |National Scientific Chloride of Gold Cure Co.|Aug. 10|Establish institutes|Longmont|100,000|10.00| |New York Mining and Milling Company|Aug. 24|General mining|Denver|1,200,000|120.00| |National Sanitarium and Hotel Company|Sept. 14|Operate hotels|Denver|1,000,000|100.00| |New York and Texas Gold Mining Company|Oct. 24|General mining|Fremont|500,000|50.00| |North Star Gold and Silver Mining Company|Nov. 5|General mining|Denver|1,000,000|100.00| |Northern Water Storage, Reservoir, Mining, Milling and Ditch Company|Nov. 28|Build reservoirs, etc.|Fort Collins|50,000|10.00| |North Fork Hydraulic Gravel Mining Company|Nov. 29|General mining|Denver|500,000|50.00| |Ouray Mining and Milling Company|1892, Jan. 23|General mining|Breckenridge|500,000|50.00| |Ouray Livery and Carriage Company|1892, Jan. 23|Conduct a livery|Ouray|35,000|10.00| |Omaha and Grant Smelting Company|1892, Feb. 2|Operate smelters|Denver|2,500,000|250.00| |Orphan Bell Mining and Milling Company|1892, Mar. 4|General mining|Colorado Springs|500,000|50.00| |Oil Creek Land and Water Company|1892, Mar. 4|Deal in real estate|Colorado Springs|50,000|10.00| |Ophir Mining and Milling Company|1892, Mar. 8|General mining|Colorado Springs|700,000|70.00| |Orphan Boy Mining and Milling Company|1892, Mar. 16|General mining|Denver|1,000,000|100.00| |Ophir Gold Mining and Milling Company|1892, May 2|General mining|Denver|500,000|50.00| [AD-EATON-REPORT-1893-p061] # Corporation table — continued Printed page 61. SECRETARY OF STATE. |Name of company|Date of filing|Purpose|Location of office|Capital stock ($)|Fees ($)| |---|---|---|---|---:|---:| |Rico Miners' Union Association|July 13|Maintain a hospital|Rico|—|2.50| |Rico Ore and City Transfer Company|July 14|Common carrier|Rico|10,000|10.00| |Riverside Orchard and Irrigation Company|July 18|Deal in real estate|Glenwood Spgs.|250,000|25.00| |The Rochester Chloride Paper Company|July 22|Manufacture chloride paper|Denver|100,000|10.00| |Richardson Investment Company|July 28|Deal in real estate|Denver|100,000|10.00| |Red Mountain Paymaster Mining Company|July 29|General mining|Ouray|600,000|60.00| |Rico Hardware Company|Aug. 5|Hardware business|Rico|30,000|10.00| |Robinson Bros. Meat and Produce Company|Aug. 6|Mercantile business|Denver|5,000|10.00| |Rochester Wood Finishing Company|Aug. 18|Manufacture articles for finishing wood|Denver|100,000|10.00| |Red Bird Mining Company|Aug. 18|General mining|Denver|400,000|40.00| |Rico Social Club Association|Sept. 6|Social enjoyment|Rico|2,500|10.00| |Rico Grocery and Produce Company|Sept. 8|Grocery and butcher business|Rico|10,000|10.00| |Rising Sun Mining and Milling Company|Oct. 11|General mining|Denver|250,000|25.00| |Rio Hondo Gold Placer Mining Company|Oct. 12|General mining|Denver|1,000,000|100.00| |Ruby Gold Mining Company|Oct. 19|General mining|Manitou|300,000|30.00| |Rico Miners' Hospital Association|Nov. 21|Maintain a hospital|Rico|10,000|10.00| |Rose Leo Mining and Milling Company|Nov. 26|General mining|Denver|600,000|60.00| |Shoe Basin Mining Company|1892, Jan. 2|General mining|Peoria|500,000|50.00| |Spur Daisy Mining Company|1892, Jan. 11|General mining|Denver|300,000|30.00| |Seneca Mining Company|1892, Jan. 14|General mining|Pueblo|100,000|10.00| |Silver King Mining Company|1892, Jan. 19|General mining|Ouray|440,000|44.00| |Sunnyside Park Ditch Company|1892, Jan. 19|Construct canals|Denver|15,000|10.00| |Silver State Drug Company|1892, Jan. 21|Deal in drugs|Denver|10,000|10.00| |Syracuse Pride Mining Company|1892, Jan. 22|General mining|Silverton|250,000|25.00| |Syndicate Land Company|1892, Jan. 22|Deal in real estate|Denver|25,000|10.00| |Saner-McShane Mercantile Company|1892, Jan. 25|Deal in merchandise|Central|40,000|10.00| |Suburban Investment Company|1892, Jan. 27|Deal in real estate|Denver|10,000|10.00| |South Denver Athletic Club|1892, Jan. 27|Not for profit|Arapahoe County|—|2.50| |San Luis Valley Stake Land and Cattle Company|1892, Feb. 6|Deal in real estate|Sanford|171,000|17.10| |Silver Basin Mining Company|1892, Feb. 10|General mining|Denver|1,000,000|100.00| |South Creede Land and Development Company|1892, Feb. 11|Deal in real estate|South Creede|100,000|10.00| |Scotia Mining and Milling Company|1892, Feb. 12|General mining|Colorado Springs|2,000,000|200.00| |Saturn Mining Company|1892, Feb. 13|General mining|Aspen|1,000,000|100.00| |San Luis Prospecting and Mining Company|1892, Feb. 16|General mining|Denver|100,000|10.00| |Summit Gulch Mining and Milling Company|1892, Feb. 16|General mining|Denver|150,000|15.00| |Salmon River Placer Mining Company|1892, Feb. 26|Placer mining|Denver|5,000,000|500.00| |Storm Ditch and Reservoir Company|1892, Feb. 27|Construct a reservoir|Arapahoe County|6,000|10.00| |Star of the West Mining and Milling Company|1892, Mar. 1|General mining|Colorado Springs|1,000,000|100.00| |School of Religious Science|1892, Mar. 5|Not for profit|Denver|—|2.50| |Silver State Engraving, Printing and Publishing Company|1892, Mar. 8|Publish books|Denver|30,000|10.00| [AD-EATON-REPORT-1893-p069] # Corporation table — continued Printed page 69. SECRETARY OF STATE. |Name of company|Date of filing|Purpose|Location of office|Capital stock (currency as printed)|Fees ($)| |---|---|---|---|---:|---:| |Fort Sumner Land and Cattle Company|May 21|Stock raising business|Trinidad|$500,000|50.00| |Farm Investment Company|June 13|Deal in real estate|Denver|10,000|10.00| |Farm Land Company|June 13|Deal in real and personal property|Denver|10,000|10.00| |Fairbanks, Morse & Co.|Sept. 19|Deal in machinery|Denver|1,000,000|100.00| |Granite State Provident Association|1891, Mar. 17|Insurance business|Denver|—|10.00| |Green Mountain Mining Company|1892, Jan. 11|General mining|Alma|1,000,000|100.00| |Goodland Mining and Milling Company|1892, June 18|Mining and milling|Fremont|500,000|50.00| |Guarantee Investment Company, of Nevada, Mo.|1892, June 22|Deal in real estate|Colorado Springs|2,000|10.00| |Gold Hill Mining Company, of Colorado|1892, July 20|General mining|Georgetown|1,000,000|100.00| |Henry A. Salzer Lumber Company|1891, May 8|Deal in lumber|Denver|50,000|10.00| |Humboldt Mining and Milling Company|1891, Dec. 2|General mining|Ouray County|500,000|50.00| |J. Kennard & Sons Carpet Company|1891, Mar. 25|Deal in carpets|Denver|300,000|30.00| |J. W. [Hagus / Hugus?] & Co.|1891, Dec. 19|General merchandising|Meeker|200,000|20.00| |J. L. Mott Iron Works|1892, July 19|Manufacturing machinery|Denver|30,000|10.00| |Kansas, Colorado and San Juan Gold and Silver Mining Company|1891, Mar. 16|General mining|Eureka|500,000|50.00| |Lincoln Land Company|1891, Aug. 24|Deal in real estate|—|200,000|20.00| |L. Wolff's Manufacturing Company|1891, Nov. 25|Manufacture and deal in copper, brass and iron goods|Denver|40,000|10.00| |Milwaukee Mining Company|1891, Jan. 9|General mining|Ouray|1,500,000|150.00| |Mutual Land and Building Syndicate|1891, Mar. 10|Deal in real estate|Denver|1,000,000|100.00| |Mutual Investment Company|1891, April 10|Deal in real estate|Denver|250,000|25.00| |Milwaukee and Trinidad Smelting and Refining Co.|1891, June 24|Smelting and refining ores|Trinidad|250,000|25.00| |Midnight Mining Company|1891, July 31|General mining|Aspen|2,000,000|200.00| |Ministers' and School Teachers' Reception and Entertaining Association|1891, Sept. 23|Getting up entertainments and excursions|Denver|200,000|20.00| |Mine Owners' Trust (limited)|1891, Oct. 6|Deal in mines|Ouray|£30,000|14.25| |Mokaska Manufacturing Company|1891, Nov. 12|Manufacturing flavoring extracts|Denver|$36,000|10.00| [AD-EATON-REPORT-1893-p073] # Registered names / marks — continued Printed page 73. SECRETARY OF STATE. |Registrant|Name or mark|Article|Date| |---|---|---|---| |Thomas W. Porter|Colorado Carlsbad|Mineral water|November 27, 1891| |C. C. Dill|Old Dominion Iron Paint|Paint|December 15, 1891| |Heizer Creamery Company|Merit|Butter|December 28, 1891| |C. S. Morey Mercantile Company|Morey's Nectar Coffee|Coffee|January 11, 1892| |F. W. Henningson|“B. H.” “A”|Butter|March 12, 1892| |Ames & Campbell Seed and Grain Company|Sunlight Patent|Flour and seeds|March 25, 1892| |Ames & Campbell Seed and Grain Company|Bakers' Delight|Flour|March 25, 1892| |Manufacturers' Exchange|Patronizing Colorado's Manufacturers Insures Colorado's Prosperity|—|April 14, 1892| |Harris Brothers & Company|Free Coinage|Flour|April 9, 1892| |Longmont Creamery Company|Longmont Creamery|Dairy products|June 8, 1892| |Williams & Bird|Columbine Baking Powder|Baking powder|June 11, 1892| |Manie Hyman|Hotel Metropole|Cigars|June 13, 1892| |Walter J. Harvey|Denver Best Shoe Blacking|Shoe blacking|July 8, 1892| |Solis Cigar Company|Solis Dry Climate|Cigars|July 13, 1892| |J. D. Best & Company|Greeley Creamery|Butter|July 13, 1892| |J. D. Best & Company|Platteville Creamery|Butter|July 14, 1892| |F. W. Henningson|Blue Hill|Butter|July 27, 1892| |Hanson Produce Company|Lupton Creamery|Butter|July 27, 1892| |Butterfield & Farnsworth Creamery Company|Platteville|Butter|July 28, 1892| |J. D. Best & Company|Golden|Butter|August 1, 1892| |C. C. Bendell Commission Company|Free Coinage|Butter|August 6, 1892| |Cigar Makers' International Union of America|Union-made Cigars|Cigars|August 26, 1892| |J. E. Bussey|J. E. Bussey|Tin plates, etc.|September 2, 1892| |Sherman P. Green|Mountain Creamery|Butter|September 13, 1892| |Hardesty Chemical Manufacturing Company|Crowbar Brand|Baking powder|November 22, 1892| |Hardesty Chemical Manufacturing Company|Challenge|Flavoring extracts|November 22, 1892| |E. N. Bessee|Bessee's Best|Soap|November 28, 1892| [AD-EATON-REPORT-1893-p100] [AD-EATON-REPORT-1893-p101] COUNTIES, COUNTY SEATS, COUNTY AND DISTRICT OFFICERS, WITH POLITICS OF EACH OFFICER. 1. Arapahoe County seat: Denver Clerk: [A. H. McGaffey?] R Treasurer: D. W. Holt R Assessor: G. L. Aguirre R Superintendent of schools: A. D. Sheppard R Sheriff: W. K. Burchinell R Surveyor: Peter O'Brien R Coroner: [J. N. Christleb?] R County judge: O. E. Le Fevre R County attorney: [blank] Judge district court: G. W. Allen; A. J. Rising; L. A. Bentley; D. V. Burns; D. D. Graham Clerk district court: Holl Adams R District attorney: B. W. Steele R Commissioner—first term column: [Thomas Nicholl?] R; A. W. Wells R Commissioner—second term column: J. C. Twombly R Commissioner—third term column: R. P. McDonald R; T. O. Jefferson P 2. Archuleta County seat: Pagosa Springs Clerk: E. M. Taylor R Treasurer: [P. M. Drennan?] R Assessor: G. H. James R Superintendent of schools: P. W. Piper R Sheriff: H. H. Kern R Surveyor: [J. S. Hatchebon?] D Coroner: [W. H. Barch?] R County judge: D. L. Eager D County attorney: N. C. Miller R Judge district court: G. T. Sumner R Clerk district court: C. M. Taylor R District attorney: N. C. Miller R Commissioner—first term column: William Dyke D Commissioner—second term column: J. S. Brown R Commissioner—third term column: J. Whitaker R 3. Baca County seat: Springfield Clerk: L. F. Matthews R Treasurer: M. W. Myers R Assessor: E. S. Martin R Superintendent of schools: L. D. Houghton R Sheriff: J. D. Ward D Surveyor: [blank] Coroner: H. J. Smith R County judge: F. H. Tipton R County attorney: [blank] Judge district court: J. C. Hunter D Clerk district court: [I. A. Wilkett?] D District attorney: Orlando Hitt D Commissioner—first term column: T. L. Hensley P Commissioner—second term column: William Williams R Commissioner—third term column: Eugene White D 4. Bent County seat: Las Animas Clerk: H. Frey D Treasurer: J. F. Dunham D Assessor: J. H. Smith D Superintendent of schools: J. A. Murphy R Sheriff: J. D. Burrows R Surveyor: [Jason McIlree?] D Coroner: F. M. Leonard R County judge: [James Mallard?] D County attorney: F. M. Higley R Judge district court: J. C. Gunter D Clerk district court: J. S. Hough D District attorney: Orlando Hitt D Commissioner—first term column: [George Cleason?] D Commissioner—second term column: [F. H. Patrne?] R Commissioner—third term column: M. H. Murray R 5. Boulder County seat: Boulder Clerk: J. L. Moorhead R Treasurer: C. H. McNaughton R Assessor: [B. I. Daniell?] P Superintendent of schools: W. C. Case R Sheriff: [J. A. Leehan?] D Surveyor: G. W. Teal R Coroner: D. M. Donahue P County judge: Alphonse Wright P County attorney: E. M. Campbell R Judge district court: S. S. Downer R Clerk district court: Eugene Wilder R District attorney: J. F. Corrigan R Commissioner—first term column: R. H. Lynch P Commissioner—second term column: F. W. Kohler D Commissioner—third term column: T. J. Thompson R 6. Chaffee County seat: Buena Vista Clerk: W. S. O'Brien R Treasurer: [J. H. Bromley?] R Assessor: C. H. Reid P Superintendent of schools: James J. Caudill R Sheriff: Hugh Crymble R Surveyor: H. J. Van Vechten R Coroner: J. H. Williamson R County judge: L. A. Hollenbeck R County attorney: [G. K. Hartmetto?] P Judge district court: M. S. Bailey D Clerk district court: Joseph Newett D District attorney: V. G. Holliday R Commissioner—first term column: [B. H. Millings?] R Commissioner—second term column: [T. J. Kibben?] D Commissioner—third term column: H. D. White R 7. Cheyenne County seat: Cheyenne Wells Clerk: [T. L. Shisler?] R Treasurer: [H. F. Ingram?] D Assessor: I. C. Jones R Superintendent of schools: S. F. Perry R Sheriff: E. C. Farnsworth R Surveyor: L. H. Gudgel R Coroner: [G. W. McKain?] P County judge: B. H. Mallory R County attorney: [G. H. Evans?] R Judge district court: John Campbell R Clerk district court: [J. W. Tollus?] R District attorney: John Cochran R Commissioner—first term column: [J. Herleyre?] R Commissioner—second term column: [W. L. Pulchins?] D Commissioner—third term column: E. L. Parker R 8. Clear Creek County seat: Georgetown Clerk: [V. A. Guyot?] D Treasurer: [Henry Korbell?] D Assessor: Thomas Luttrell P Superintendent of schools: W. R. Collins D Sheriff: J. H. Bell D Surveyor: [H. H. Shenck?] D Coroner: [John Tomoy?] D County judge: L. H. Shepherd P County attorney: [blank] Judge district court: [C. P. Brecken?] D Clerk district court: H. H. Aikins R District attorney: J. J. Van Anken D Commissioner—first term column: L. F. McFadden P Commissioner—second term column: Phillip Dawson D Commissioner—third term column: J. J. Wilkins R 9. Conejos County seat: Conejos Clerk: [H. H. Hoscall?] R Treasurer: [C. H. Dickenheide?] R Assessor: E. S. Lawton R Superintendent of schools: F. W. Robinson R Sheriff: J. A. Garcia R Surveyor: A. A. Allen R Coroner: Dryden Johnston D County judge: L. H. Freeman R County attorney: [blank] Judge district court: C. F. Hallenbeck R Clerk district court: [C. H. Dickensheide?] R District attorney: F. J. Herriman R Commissioner—first term column: J. F. Thomas R; Bonifacio Romero R Commissioner—second term column: [M. D. Cutl?] R Commissioner—third term column: [blank] 10. Costilla County seat: San Luis Clerk: P. J. Mayer R Treasurer: Zacharias Gallegos R Assessor: [Inez Caller?] R Superintendent of schools: H. E. Asay D Sheriff: David Reid R Surveyor: [H. D. Petchner?] R Coroner: H. I. Haskell R County judge: J. N. Shields R County attorney: F. D. Wolcott R Judge district court: C. F. Hallenbeck R Clerk district court: C. P. Meyer R District attorney: [C. A. Montalone?] R Commissioner—first term column: P. H. Trujillo R Commissioner—second term column: T. B. Seeley R Commissioner—third term column: [blank] 11. Custer County seat: Silver Cliff Clerk: J. H. Leary D Treasurer: [J. F. Talbot?] D Assessor: John Stapleton R Superintendent of schools: H. J. Mulkey R Sheriff: John Chatfield D Surveyor: [Ansel Koppe?] R Coroner: [J. W. Wolters?] P County judge: J. H. Schweikert D County attorney: [blank] Judge district court: M. S. Bailey D Clerk district court: J. B. Schweikert R District attorney: V. G. Holliday R Commissioner—first term column: George Phillips R Commissioner—second term column: L. D. McKenzie R Commissioner—third term column: John Moyer R 12. Delta County seat: Delta Clerk: P. D. Johnson P Treasurer: L. L. Bigelow P Assessor: J. S. Barton P Superintendent of schools: E. W. Hudson P Sheriff: [W. Gundred?] P Surveyor: J. A. Coutts R Coroner: H. L. Irving P County judge: A. E. Ansbury D County attorney: J. K. King R Judge district court: J. C. Bell D Clerk district court: A. H. Brown D District attorney: John Gray P Commissioner—first term column: [Font Pullen?] P Commissioner—second term column: [blank] Commissioner—third term column: [blank] 13. Dolores County seat: Rico Clerk: C. R. Lewis Treasurer: W. W. Parshall Assessor: H. W. Rogers Superintendent of schools: [F. H. Creswell?] Sheriff: J. C. Clark Surveyor: A. E. Cone Coroner: J. P. Latham County judge: A. E. Kennedy County attorney: W. A. Williams Judge district court: George T. Sumner Clerk district court: F. R. Lewis District attorney: S. N. Miller Commissioner—first term column: [blank] Commissioner—second term column: [E. H. Huswell?] Commissioner—third term column: P. I. Thompson 14. Douglas County seat: Castle Rock Clerk: Henry Jones D Treasurer: [L. A. Palin?] D Assessor: [Jacob Mager?] D Superintendent of schools: C. H. Hammond R Sheriff: H. H. Hopkins D Surveyor: John S. Thurston R Coroner: J. H. Haskell R County judge: H. E. Palm P County attorney: W. H. Davis D Judge district court: John Campbell R Clerk district court: [Willis Walts?] R District attorney: John Cochran R Commissioner—first term column: Howard Williams R Commissioner—second term column: [H. F. Brass?] R Commissioner—third term column: Jacob Schultz R 15. Eagle County seat: Red Cliff Clerk: D. E. Crawford Treasurer: J. L. Campbell Assessor: [N. Horthalt?] Superintendent of schools: James Diles Sheriff: W. T. Roberts Surveyor: T. S. Evans Coroner: A. G. Hays County judge: [blank] County attorney: C. K. Phillips Judge district court: Thomas A. Dickson R Clerk district court: E. H. White District attorney: William Kellogg Commissioner—first term column: [blank] Commissioner—second term column: [Manny Wallack?] Commissioner—third term column: [Robert Mullows?] 16. Elbert County seat: Kiowa Clerk: [Lee Haney?] Treasurer: [G. L. Wird?] Assessor: [R. L. Claw?] Superintendent of schools: G. F. Lindsay Sheriff: [S. L. Peren?] Surveyor: F. A. Holloway Coroner: H. C. Fairman County judge: [blank] County attorney: [Lee Hanney?] Judge district court: John Campbell Clerk district court: H. E. Monville District attorney: John Cochran Commissioner—first term column: J. O. Phillips Commissioner—second term column: Ansel Heuck Commissioner—third term column: [J. A. McShilly?] 17. El Paso County seat: Colorado Springs Clerk: C. W. [illegible] R Treasurer: H. F. McCreery R Assessor: [M. H. Irlee?] R Superintendent of schools: [J. F. Jockman?] R Sheriff: M. F. Burrows R Surveyor: Peter Duffy R Coroner: [W. G. Haney?] R County judge: [Ira Harris?] R County attorney: [blank] Judge district court: John Campbell R Clerk district court: Edgar Howland R District attorney: John Cochran R Commissioner—first term column: W. S. Hopkins R Commissioner—second term column: [J. M. Westbury?] R Commissioner—third term column: [J. C. Plugh?] R 18. Fremont County seat: Canon City Clerk: B. H. Pressey R Treasurer: Robert Savage R Assessor: Henry Lloyd R Superintendent of schools: J. H. Freeman R Sheriff: H. F. Stewart R Surveyor: I. H. Smith R Coroner: I. C. Blake P County judge: J. J. Miller P County attorney: C. E. Waldo R Judge district court: M. S. Bailey D Clerk district court: John Wilson D District attorney: V. G. Holliday R Commissioner—first term column: A. W. Alexander R Commissioner—second term column: [F. H. Bragley?] R Commissioner—third term column: A. L. Vines R 19. Garfield County seat: Glenwood Springs Clerk: Paul Blount R Treasurer: B. H. [illegible] R Assessor: [C. B. Weaver?] R Superintendent of schools: S. H. Welch P Sheriff: T. W. Thompson R Surveyor: W. H. Heath R Coroner: [L. D. Thix?] R County judge: J. L. Noonan R County attorney: J. L. Hodges R Judge district court: T. A. Rucker D Clerk district court: J. G. Prince P District attorney: G. D. Johnstone R Commissioner—first term column: [A. J. Sohil?] R Commissioner—second term column: H. Murris R Commissioner—third term column: [H. R. Kamm?] D 20. Gilpin County seat: Central City Clerk: J. S. [illegible] Treasurer: [D. A. Dinnon?] Assessor: A. Keil Superintendent of schools: E. E. Lake Sheriff: Thomas Hanna Surveyor: [A. J. Hunk?] Coroner: John Davidson County judge: [blank] County attorney: Chase Withrow Judge district court: P. F. Becker Clerk district court: Herbert Harvey District attorney: J. J. Van Anken Commissioner—first term column: [blank] Commissioner—second term column: H. R. Williams Commissioner—third term column: E. P. Hughes 21. Grand County seat: Hot Sulphur Springs Clerk: J. N. Pettingell R Treasurer: Frank C. Jones R Assessor: R. W. Fields R Superintendent of schools: [Abby Huntz?] D Sheriff: Milton Needham R Surveyor: [blank] Coroner: H. J. Hutson D County judge: Fred J. Perry D County attorney: Sam W. Jones R Judge district court: C. F. Becker R Clerk district court: David Burk R District attorney: J. A. Van Anken D Commissioner—first term column: [Thomas E. Hamm?] R Commissioner—second term column: George Rankin D Commissioner—third term column: [John Inton?] D 22. Gunnison County seat: Gunnison Clerk: S. P. Spencer D Treasurer: J. L. Dallaire D Assessor: [A. T. Chatfield?] R Superintendent of schools: [Phoebe Fornler?] R Sheriff: M. F. Domming R Surveyor: H. A. Shope R Coroner: W. S. Hunter R County judge: Ira Brown R County attorney: R. T. Sapp R Judge district court: J. H. Hall P Clerk district court: J. H. McCormick D District attorney: John Gray P Commissioner—first term column: R. A. McConnell P Commissioner—second term column: A. R. Stevens D Commissioner—third term column: [H. D. Pollick?] R 23. Hinsdale County seat: Lake City Clerk: M. C. Fry P Treasurer: W. L. Egerton R Assessor: [Duggen Dayl?] D Superintendent of schools: J. C. Easton D Sheriff: [F. Dressen?] D Surveyor: M. L. Barnes P Coroner: J. F. McDonald P County judge: H. A. Avery P County attorney: [blank] Judge district court: J. Hall P Clerk district court: H. A. Avery P District attorney: John Hogg P Commissioner—first term column: [blank] Commissioner—second term column: F. H. Crawford D Commissioner—third term column: J. R. Patterson R 24. Huerfano County seat: Walsenburg Clerk: C. H. Hunt R Treasurer: William L. Francisco D Assessor: [Ida Timceline?] D Superintendent of schools: Salome Hiconda R Sheriff: W. O'Malley R Surveyor: L. E. Burdick R Coroner: D. W. Matthews R County judge: P. W. Sweeney P County attorney: [H. A. Quilloe?] D Judge district court: [J. Gondley?] D Clerk district court: [H. P. Kerros?] D District attorney: Orlando Hitt D Commissioner—first term column: W. R. Wills R Commissioner—second term column: [J. D. Mangis?] R Commissioner—third term column: [S. J. Crapp?] D 25. Jefferson County seat: Golden Clerk: [J. I. Farward?] D Treasurer: O. E. Jones R Assessor: [J. A. Fiord?] D Superintendent of schools: J. S. Engling D Sheriff: S. S. Poe D Surveyor: W. H. Milliken R Coroner: [I. S. Twinnell?] R County judge: [V. D. Wallnbont?] R County attorney: [blank] Judge district court: C. P. Becker R Clerk district court: W. H. Williams R District attorney: J. A. Van Anken D Commissioner—first term column: [Richard Broed, Jr.?] R Commissioner—second term column: William Graves R Commissioner—third term column: J. E. Roy D 26. Kiowa County seat: Sheridan Lake Clerk: [W. K. Peeley?] P Treasurer: Raymond Miller P Assessor: [J. S. Leabor?] D Superintendent of schools: H. A. Loar D Sheriff: J. H. Webb R Surveyor: H. H. Hickman P Coroner: C. B. Demman D County judge: D. H. Herberich R County attorney: [F. C. Toilled?] R Judge district court: J. C. Hunter D Clerk district court: [C. L. Tartmus?] D District attorney: Orlando Hitt D Commissioner—first term column: [John Ponnobry?] D Commissioner—second term column: M. D. Allen D Commissioner—third term column: J. Simpson R 27. Kit Carson County seat: Burlington Clerk: H. G. Campbell D Treasurer: [J. A. Covill?] R Assessor: G. V. Ullman R Superintendent of schools: [J. W. Hesseborn?] D Sheriff: Michael Higgins R Surveyor: W. M. Hallowell R Coroner: F. H. Lange R County judge: W. M. Lang R County attorney: [J. W. Clemonls?] R Judge district court: John Campbell R Clerk district court: T. G. Pierre R District attorney: John Cochran R Commissioner—first term column: [C. H. Lovington?] R Commissioner—second term column: D. H. Jones R Commissioner—third term column: H. R. McCabe D 28. Lake County seat: Leadville Clerk: C. H. Whipple D Treasurer: [D. S. Dort?] P Assessor: William Gleeson D Superintendent of schools: J. J. Price D Sheriff: E. J. Kennedy D Surveyor: J. A. Shope R Coroner: J. A. Nelson R County judge: B. M. Nash County attorney: [blank] Judge district court: Thomas A. Dickson R Clerk district court: [blank] District attorney: William Kellogg P Commissioner—first term column: Hugh Kelly; Austin Hickey Commissioner—second term column: D. F. Jones D Commissioner—third term column: J. Bellingham D; [E. A. Sullivern?] D 29. La Plata County seat: Durango Clerk: J. P. Ady R Treasurer: J. T. Hell R Assessor: J. L. Shivell R Superintendent of schools: F. A. Pifer R Sheriff: [D. C. Saygen?] D Surveyor: J. H. Harper R Coroner: T. L. Epperson R County judge: [H. Ganbwell?] D. P. County attorney: T. J. Jackson R Judge district court: G. T. Sumner R Clerk district court: E. N. Raymond R District attorney: N. C. Miller R Commissioner—first term column: C. E. Hampton P Commissioner—second term column: J. C. Turner D. P. Commissioner—third term column: [W. T. Tullys?] P 30. Larimer County seat: Fort Collins Clerk: J. T. Hughes Treasurer: F. P. Stover Assessor: [D. A. Wauer?] Superintendent of schools: [S. T. Donethue?] Sheriff: [W. T. Dunmon?] Surveyor: William Hall Coroner: [Walter Gungh?] County judge: [blank] County attorney: [Hildreth and Liven?] Judge district court: S. S. Downer R Clerk district court: J. F. Hanna District attorney: J. E. Harigues Commissioner—first term column: [blank] Commissioner—second term column: W. H. Thornton Commissioner—third term column: H. E. Scott 31. Las Animas County seat: Trinidad Clerk: J. M. Garcia Treasurer: C. H. Caldwell Assessor: [J. L. Dolby?] Superintendent of schools: [J. W. Rawlin?] Sheriff: [L. M. Kiercey?] Surveyor: [J. F. Veany?] Coroner: H. G. Sipe County judge: [blank] County attorney: [J. McKenaugh?] D Judge district court: J. C. Gunter Clerk district court: [J. H. Hullard?] District attorney: Orlando Hitt Commissioner—first term column: [blank] Commissioner—second term column: [S. H. Juffu?] Commissioner—third term column: J. H. Avilla 32. Lincoln County seat: Hugo Clerk: A. K. La Due D Treasurer: J. H. McKeen R Assessor: [B. J. Hucklebins?] D Superintendent of schools: H. A. Lowell R Sheriff: Frank Tompkins R Surveyor: [W. S. Pecklins?] R Coroner: E. H. [illegible] R County judge: J. N. Laylin R County attorney: [W. H. H. Waggenor?] P Judge district court: John Campbell R Clerk district court: Charles Sharp R District attorney: John Cochran R Commissioner—first term column: [A. J. Arleyre?] R Commissioner—second term column: E. F. Milles R Commissioner—third term column: William [illegible] R 33. Logan County seat: Sterling Clerk: P. L. Lake R Treasurer: [H. H. Thurgan?] R Assessor: J. C. Scott R Superintendent of schools: [D. C. Freelgus?] R Sheriff: [C. F. Fursh?] R Surveyor: [J. J. Chealley?] R Coroner: [T. W. Wilchle?] R County judge: [G. E. McVickey?] R County attorney: [S. A. Bony?] R Judge district court: James Glynn P Clerk district court: J. W. Holland P District attorney: Granville Pendleton R Commissioner—first term column: [Joseph Cotney?] R Commissioner—second term column: J. H. Simpson D Commissioner—third term column: [Grady Denilton?] P 34. Mesa County seat: Grand Junction Clerk: Edwin Shaw D Treasurer: W. M. Quinn R Assessor: J. H. Hawthorne D Superintendent of schools: C. T. Phelan R Sheriff: [William Inola?] R Surveyor: [D. H. Coudy?] R Coroner: L. F. Ingersoll R County judge: J. L. Gray P County attorney: H. M. Ross R Judge district court: J. C. Bell D Clerk district court: D. T. Stone D District attorney: John Gray P Commissioner—first term column: G. H. Hall P Commissioner—second term column: S. C. Lance R Commissioner—third term column: [C. T. Nolman?] D 35. Montezuma County seat: Cortez Clerk: Frank Hinsdale D Treasurer: F. H. Powers R Assessor: M. W. Reid D Superintendent of schools: D. H. Longenbaugh R Sheriff: [Abney Levy?] D Surveyor: A. L. Fellows R Coroner: D. B. Sloan P County judge: H. Brigham, Jr. D County attorney: John Dawson R Judge district court: G. T. Sumner R Clerk district court: [W. L. Shafer?] R District attorney: N. C. Miller R Commissioner—first term column: J. T. Gilles D; [Charles Watton?] R Commissioner—second term column: A. P. Samson R Commissioner—third term column: [blank] 36. Montrose County seat: Montrose Clerk: [P. U. Burns?] P Treasurer: D. J. Callaway P Assessor: William Wilson P Superintendent of schools: W. J. Garton P Sheriff: H. F. Dillon P Surveyor: [C. B. Chapling?] P Coroner: J. H. Allen D County judge: A. J. Thompson P County attorney: John Gray P Judge district court: J. C. Bell D Clerk district court: J. P. Kyle D District attorney: John Gray P Commissioner—first term column: [J. D. Ongo?] P Commissioner—second term column: [D. M. Wortelyen?] P Commissioner—third term column: William McMillan P 37. Morgan County seat: Fort Morgan Clerk: T. D. Driscoll D Treasurer: William Gilbertson R Assessor: J. H. McClure R Superintendent of schools: S. A. Wallace R Sheriff: F. L. Dickman R Surveyor: [blank] Coroner: H. H. Putnam R County judge: J. H. Jones R County attorney: C. A. Hill R Judge district court: S. S. Downer R Clerk district court: [G. W. Catey?] R District attorney: J. E. Harigues R Commissioner—first term column: [J. H. Dlesser?] P; A. J. Mayer R Commissioner—second term column: [G. T. Hensibbn?] R Commissioner—third term column: [blank] 38. Otero County seat: La Junta Clerk: J. K. Hawley D Treasurer: John Behrer P Assessor: G. N. Allen R Superintendent of schools: [C. P. Faulsten?] D Sheriff: H. W. Pullen D Surveyor: W. N. Rundell R Coroner: M. E. Sauer R County judge: [Fred Sabye?] D County attorney: H. M. Dammeron D Judge district court: J. C. Elwell R Clerk district court: A. H. Bartholomew R District attorney: L. H. Oliero R Commissioner—first term column: [blank] Commissioner—second term column: C. C. Washburn R Commissioner—third term column: [J. C. Yarman?] D 39. Ouray County seat: Ouray Clerk: [Bevan Hilderman?] R Treasurer: Frank Leonard D Assessor: Harry Colyer R Superintendent of schools: W. H. Royce D Sheriff: [Maurice Conbell?] D Surveyor: [F. L. Ashburn?] R Coroner: H. K. Humphrey P County judge: R. H. Wilson R County attorney: Story and Stevens R Judge district court: J. C. Bell D Clerk district court: J. W. Abbott R District attorney: John Gray [R / P?] Commissioner—first term column: [G. T. Hendley?] P Commissioner—second term column: [S. J. Conehman?] R Commissioner—third term column: [A. D. Humburg?] D 40. Park County seat: Fairplay Clerk: V. P. Van Driesen R Treasurer: J. W. Sykes R Assessor: W. L. Lusk D Superintendent of schools: D. J. Miller D Sheriff: E. W. William R Surveyor: W. H. Fowkes R Coroner: [W. J. Murgan?] P County judge: John Dwyer D. P. County attorney: C. A. Wilkie R Judge district court: M. S. Bailey D Clerk district court: [E. L. Garfies?] P District attorney: J. E. Holliday R Commissioner—first term column: [blank] Commissioner—second term column: William A. Tyler P Commissioner—third term column: [blank] 41. Phillips County seat: Holyoke Clerk: S. W. Hodge Treasurer: [D. A. Hoskins?] Assessor: [Osilo Warren?] Superintendent of schools: C. H. Timberlake Sheriff: J. A. Temple Surveyor: C. H. Piper Coroner: L. P. Lane County judge: [blank] County attorney: [P. J. Lampriel?] Judge district court: James Glynn P Clerk district court: [J. H. Committ?] District attorney: Granville Pendleton Commissioner—first term column: [blank] Commissioner—second term column: Samuel Nelms Commissioner—third term column: [blank] 42. Pitkin County seat: Aspen Clerk: [L. J. Venaar?] R Treasurer: L. L. Sweet D Assessor: [James L. Menome?] R Superintendent of schools: E. P. Simpson R Sheriff: J. T. Stewart R Surveyor: H. M. Neer R Coroner: [T. L. Vallouck?] R County judge: J. H. Johnson P County attorney: R. W. Wilson R Judge district court: [T. J. Bocker?] D Clerk district court: J. F. McEvoy D District attorney: G. D. Johnstone R Commissioner—first term column: Donald Burke P Commissioner—second term column: [Lewis Jacque?] D Commissioner—third term column: M. M. Fagan P 43. Prowers County seat: Lamar Clerk: H. J. Underwood R Treasurer: L. E. Pike R Assessor: A. H. Stewart R Superintendent of schools: A. L. Crawford D Sheriff: L. W. Tale D Surveyor: F. E. Irwin R Coroner: J. A. Woodcock P County judge: Jos. K. Daughtry R County attorney: [blank] Judge district court: J. C. Gunter D Clerk district court: [J. H. Thwan?] D District attorney: Orlando Hitt D Commissioner—first term column: H. A. Felix D Commissioner—second term column: [C. F. Jappes?] R Commissioner—third term column: M. M. Priddy R 44. Pueblo County seat: Pueblo Clerk: P. D. Henderson R Treasurer: W. J. McNamara R Assessor: [N. S. Palmb?] R Superintendent of schools: C. W. Herman D Sheriff: W. E. Moore R Surveyor: [J. P. Welman?] R Coroner: W. H. Luker R County judge: J. H. Mitchell R County attorney: G. J. Hart R Judge district court: J. C. Elwell R Clerk district court: George Seaver R District attorney: L. H. Gibson R Commissioner—first term column: H. N. Morgan R Commissioner—second term column: H. B. Moores R; [T. H. Hollabird?] R Commissioner—third term column: [K. H. Hildebrien?] R; S. Kearney R 45. Rio Blanco County seat: Meeker Clerk: L. H. Walbridge P Treasurer: [H. J. Hay?] R Assessor: J. N. Carroll R Superintendent of schools: James Lytle D Sheriff: [Hiel Tovey?] D Surveyor: E. F. Clark R Coroner: [Henry Sherock?] R County judge: [D. A. Willard?] R County attorney: [M. T. Byum?] R Judge district court: T. A. Rucker D Clerk district court: J. A. Watson P District attorney: G. D. Johnstone R Commissioner—first term column: A. J. [illegible] D Commissioner—second term column: F. L. Sheldon R Commissioner—third term column: A. B. Critchlow R 46. Rio Grande County seat: Del Norte Clerk: W. D. Zach R Treasurer: Solomon Luna R Assessor: [J. J. Hueslekus?] R Superintendent of schools: Jesse Stephenson D Sheriff: [John Fureling?] R Surveyor: W. H. Ott R Coroner: B. F. Sanborn P County judge: J. H. Baxter R County attorney: P. P. Gowdy R Judge district court: [C. C. Holbrook?] R Clerk district court: [J. B. Hully?] R District attorney: H. A. Montellino R Commissioner—first term column: [blank] Commissioner—second term column: D. E. Donnell P Commissioner—third term column: D. H. Bronson R 47. Routt County seat: Hahn's Peak Clerk: Walter Johnston Treasurer: J. M. Huxtable D Assessor: [J. L. Hurlin?] R Superintendent of schools: J. A. Campbell D Sheriff: O. O. Lyer D Surveyor: W. H. Inman R Coroner: William Kennehan D County judge: W. H. Campbell R County attorney: [blank] Judge district court: Thomas A. Dickson D Clerk district court: [blank] District attorney: H. F. Johnstone R Commissioner—first term column: [blank] Commissioner—second term column: [C. Nobelton?] R Commissioner—third term column: [Robert Makibush?] R 48. Saguache County seat: Saguache Clerk: T. J. Fitzpatrick P Treasurer: Horace Campbell P Assessor: H. S. Doughton P Superintendent of schools: D. F. Skinner P Sheriff: James Shuge P Surveyor: [William Vreer?] R Coroner: J. M. O'Donnell R County judge: [C. A. Lockell?] P County attorney: [blank] Judge district court: C. F. Hallenbeck R Clerk district court: C. D. Phillips R District attorney: [C. A. Montinjo?] R Commissioner—first term column: W. Y. Munn P Commissioner—second term column: J. H. Hall R Commissioner—third term column: [Horace Hams?] R 49. San Juan County seat: Silverton Clerk: [H. H. Head?] Treasurer: Frank D. Brown Assessor: Charles D. Adams Superintendent of schools: J. M. Puarel Sheriff: Henry Shomner Surveyor: James Dyson Coroner: H. F. Fraser County judge: [blank] County attorney: [blank] Judge district court: G. T. Sumner Clerk district court: James Rubin District attorney: N. C. Miller Commissioner—first term column: [blank] Commissioner—second term column: [F. D. McFalyen?] Commissioner—third term column: Joseph [illegible] 50. San Miguel County seat: Telluride Clerk: George Bradley R Treasurer: J. M. Williams D Assessor: J. L. Holmes R Superintendent of schools: H. H. Lay D Sheriff: J. C. Holsan R Surveyor: W. H. Wilson R Coroner: [J. A. Cuner?] R County judge: W. T. Mulroney P County attorney: H. N. Hage P Judge district court: J. C. Bell D Clerk district court: P. S. Watson D District attorney: John Gray D Commissioner—first term column: A. B. Stearns P Commissioner—second term column: D. N. Peck R Commissioner—third term column: L. P. Hathaway P 51. Sedgwick County seat: Julesburg Clerk: B. H. Robbins R Treasurer: H. J. Steadman D Assessor: [M. H. Willume?] R Superintendent of schools: E. H. Stevens D Sheriff: W. H. Wallace P Surveyor: A. McWilliams R Coroner: [M. A. McWillick?] D County judge: C. H. Connel P County attorney: [blank] Judge district court: James Glynn P Clerk district court: O. H. Morgan D District attorney: Granville Pendleton R Commissioner—first term column: S. S. Steele R Commissioner—second term column: A. McDowell D Commissioner—third term column: [blank] 52. Summit County seat: Breckenridge Clerk: [W. F. Tonny?] R Treasurer: [C. H. Mumle?] R Assessor: J. A. Powell R Superintendent of schools: H. H. Clarke D Sheriff: [Adolph Quill?] R Surveyor: [C. R. Pursin?] R Coroner: V. C. Chase R County judge: H. H. Kirk P County attorney: [blank] Judge district court: Thomas A. Dickson R Clerk district court: [blank] District attorney: William Kellogg P Commissioner—first term column: H. H. Waldon P Commissioner—second term column: [H. H. Jacieb?] R Commissioner—third term column: [M. H. Houstler?] P 53. Washington County seat: Akron Clerk: J. I. Dole P Treasurer: [P. L. Toomey?] R Assessor: [J. M. Alfbens?] R Superintendent of schools: J. N. Teague R Sheriff: D. J. Tuttle R Surveyor: J. O. Holden R Coroner: H. H. Boyd P County judge: G. C. Stevenson R County attorney: [blank] Judge district court: James Glynn P Clerk district court: [blank] District attorney: Granville Pendleton P Commissioner—first term column: William Littler R Commissioner—second term column: Thomas Horrill Commissioner—third term column: [S. O. Jutley?] 54. Weld County seat: Greeley Clerk: [Peter Ingersoll?] D Treasurer: H. J. Thompson R Assessor: T. F. Williams R Superintendent of schools: C. F. Thomas R Sheriff: [A. S. Ashber?] R Surveyor: [S. F. Hovges?] R Coroner: [T. G. Neroy?] R County judge: E. A. Thompson D County attorney: H. N. Hayes R Judge district court: S. S. Downer R Clerk district court: J. B. Locke R District attorney: J. E. Harigues R Commissioner—first term column: H. A. Fraser P Commissioner—second term column: J. S. Newell R Commissioner—third term column: R. N. Smith P 55. Yuma County seat: Yuma Clerk: J. H. [illegible] D Treasurer: A. N. Turney P Assessor: J. M. [illegible] D Superintendent of schools: H. H. Harvey R Sheriff: M. H. Lovell D Surveyor: E. G. Howard D Coroner: John [illegible] D County judge: I. C. Warren D County attorney: Aug. Montelius D Judge district court: James Glynn P Clerk district court: [P. H. Schen?] P District attorney: Granville Pendleton R Commissioner—first term column: M. M. Dickson P Commissioner—second term column: [J. A. Klohlner?] P Commissioner—third term column: J. S. [illegible] D NOTE.—Where record is incomplete, the required information was not given by the officer in time for use. Review limitations: Many individual initials and surnames cannot be resolved confidently because the original black text mask lacks letter strokes. All such proposed readings are bracketed; a better physical or archival scan is needed to certify them. Commissioner headings read “Term expires January” but the final year digits are not reliably distinguishable in the supplied scan. Exact years are recorded as [illegible] rather than guessed. The table is useful for discovery/search but must not be treated as a certified county-officer roster. Some apparently clear short surnames or initials may still be affected by missing strokes. [AD-EATON-REPORT-1893-p104] [AD-EATON-REPORT-1893-p105] [AD-EATON-REPORT-1893-p106] [AD-EATON-REPORT-1893-p107] [AD-EATON-REPORT-1893-p108] [AD-EATON-REPORT-1893-p109] [AD-EATON-REPORT-1893-p110] [DIR-1915-p014] # Printed page 24 Running heading:Labor Organizations—Libraries. ## HOSPITALS AND SANITARIUMS Bethel Hospital—1420 E Boulder. Rev Walter Morritt supt. Children's Private Home—704 E Huerfano. County Hospital—at County Poor Farm, Bear Creek rd 2 miles w of P O; J G Darby supt. Cragmor Sanatorium—Austin Bluffs 5 miles n of P O; Cragmor Sanatorium Assn proprs. Day Nursery—822 S Tejon. Mrs C M Swett matron. A day and night nursery for children of wage-earning parents. Detention Home—2 W Costilla, Mrs A E Nelson matron. Glockner Sanitorium—2200 N Tejon; Sister Rose Alexius sister in charge. Idlewold—311 N Logan av:The Misses Shardlow proprs. Modern Woodmen of America Sanatorium—Sanatorium 9 miles n w of city; Dr J A Rutledge medical director and supt. Montcalm Sanitorium(Manitou)—conducted by the Sisters of Mercy; located on Capitol Hill. Myron Stratton Home, Broadmoor—Office 117 E Pike's Peak av; Wm Lloyd sec. National Preachers' Home—915 E Huerfano; J W Braxton sec. Red Crags Sanitarium—1 mile e of Manitou P O; Mrs L P Sawin propr. St Francis Hospital—Pike's Peak av s e cor Prospect; under the control and management of Sisters of St Francis; Sister M Emerentia superior. Sunnyrest Sanitarium—Boulder rd 1 mile n of Nob Hill. Union Printers' Home—1800 East Pike's Peak av; maintained by the International Typographical Union as a home and sanatorium for its distressed and retired members. ## LABOR ORGANIZATIONS Allied Printing Trades Council—Meets 2 d Tuesday of each month at 314 Hagerman Bldg; E R Chandler pres, A O Albrecht sec-treas. Amalgamated Assn of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America, Local Div 19—Meets first Saturday in each month at 12 midnight in Robbins Hall; Charles Binks pres, J E Draper sec-treas. Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers, Local No 107—Meets on the first and third Wednesday evenings in Hibernia Hall 23 S Tejon; Homer Rulon pres, J H Finnup sec. Bakers & Confectioners Workers No 260—Meets last Saturday each month, Carpenters Hall. Adolph Zichlinski[?]sec. Barbers' Union No 42—Meets in Carpenters' Hall 1 st Monday 8 p m. Mark Gillihan pres, R E Blount vice pres, E F Haaga cor and fin sec. Boilermakers and Shipbuilders' Union(Colo City)—R D Wing sec. Bookbinders' Union No 72—Meets in Carpenters' Hall on 1 st Monday in each month. Arthur Rahn sec and treas. Bricklayers' Union No 4—Meets in Carpenters' Hall 1 st and 3 d Thursdays 8 p m. Charles Brooks pres. Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Division Lodge No 385(Colorado City)—Meets every Monday in K of P Hall at 7:30 p m. T J Callahan sec. Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, Pike's Peak Lodge No 218(Colorado City)—Meets in W O W Hall every Saturday afternoon at 2:30, Wm Collins sec. Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, Colorado City Lodge No 406(Colo City)—Meets every Friday 2:30 p m at W O W Hall(Colo City). R W Brown pres, R S Banner treas, F E Bartley sec. Brotherhood Railway Carmen, Local No 194—Meets every 2 d and 4 th Fridays in Carpenters Hall. D Garrett rec-sec. Building Trades Council A F of L—Meets 2 d and 4 th Monday nights at 24½ S Tejon; D J Elkins pres, J H Finney sec. Carpenters and Joiners No 515—Meets in Carpenters' Hall Tuesdays at 7:30 p m. W A Gorsline pres, H T Mitchell fin sec; A N Despain rec-sec. Carpenters and Joiners' Union No 417(Colo City)—Meets every Thursday evening in Jacob Schmidt's Hall(Colo City). M Van Lopik fin sec. City Firemen's Assn No 14733—Meets 2 d Thursday each month at Central Fire Station. J E Johnson sec. # Printed page 25 Running heading:Newspapers—Military Organizations—Buildings. ## LABOR ORGANIZATIONS — continued Federated Brotherhood of Colo Springs—Asa T Jones pres. Federated Trades Council—Meets every Thursday evening in Carpenters' Hall. E Sheidler pres, H A Thompson sec. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local 113—Meets every Thursday night A O H Hall 23 S Tejon. Leslie Davis rec sec. Journeyman Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters' Union No 58—Meets every Tuesday evening at Caledonia Hall, James A Reed treas. Journeyman Tailors No 150—Meets 1 st Monday in month at 21 E Bijou. Paul Swenson sec. Lathers No 48—Meets on call of president. W S Walton sec. Machinist Local No 255—Meets 2 d and 4 th Wednesdays W O W Hall Colo City. D A Stevens sec. Musicians' Protective Union No 154, A F of M—Meets at Carpenters' Hall 2 d Sunday in month at 10 a m. J E Falk pres, M J Falk sec. Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers' Union No 171—Meets every Tuesday in Painters Hall. O H Hill pres, Paul S Essick fin sec, Fred Forbes treas. Printing Pressmen and Assistants' No 144—Meets in Carpenters' Hall 1 st Wednesday of each month; Ed Chandler pres, Karl Grassele sec-treas. Railway Conductors'(Pike's Peak Division No 244)—Meets 1 st and 3 d Saturdays at 7:30 p m and 2 d and 4 th Fridays at 2:30 p m and on July 3 d and Aug 7 in McIntyre-Bennett Bldg; B L Beynon sec. Retail Clerks' I P A No 167—Meets at 113½ N Tejon 1 st Monday of each month at 8 p m. H A Thompson pres, Wm Bailey treas, J P Work sec. Steam Engineers No 33—Meets first Wednesday of each month at Gazette press room. E E Marshall sec. Stone Cutters'—Meets in A O H Hall 2 d and 4 th Fridays at 8 p m. John Jacks sec treas. Stone Masons'—Meets in A O H Hall 2 d Friday at 7:30 p m; L Ginther cor sec, 818 N Arcadia. Street Car Employes Div 19—Meets in Robbins Hall 1 st Saturday of each month. Charles Binks pres, M W Blackmer sec. Switchmen's Union of North America, Happy Thought Lodge No 46(Colo City)—Meets in K of P Hall on 1 st and 3 d Sundays of each month at 8:30 p m. M M Sonnichsen master, John J. Elliott sec and treas. Theatrical Employees No 62—Meets 1 st Sunday of each month at Opera House Bldg. G F Hendrickson sec. Typographical Union No 82—Meets in Carpenters' Hall 1 st Sunday in month at 2:30 p m. W J Snider pres, S O'Donnell fin sec, office 314 Hagerman Bldg. United Mine Workers No 1662—E Graham sec, Curtis, Colo. United Mine Workers No 2170—John Davis sec. United Mine Workers No 3051—S L Penman sec. United National Assn of Postoffice Clerks No 917—Meets 3 d Thursday of each month in swing room Federal Bldg. J W Curtis pres, Wm T Wilson treas, John A Wharton sec. ## LIBRARIES Carnegie Public Library(Colo City)—417 Lincoln av.4500 vols; open 9 to 12 a m; 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m. Eleanor Smelser librarian. Christian Science Reading Room—405 Hagerman Bldg. Mrs M E Lucas librarian. Coburn Library(Colorado College), Coburn Library Bldg, Cache la Poudre ne cor Cascade av; open to the students and subscribers every week day; free reading room. Colorado Springs Public Library—21-23 W Kiowa.28, 000 volumes; open to public daily 9 a m to 9 p m, Sundays 2 to 6 p m, loan department open week days only 9 a m to 8 p m. Lucy W Baker librarian. Directory Library—221 Burns Bldg. R L Polk Directory Co proprs. Directories of all the principal cities and states of the United States and Canada on file for free reference. High School Library—High School. Law Library—302 Burns Bldg. Manitou Public Library—Manitou av s w cor Pawnee av.3, 000 volumes, open from 10 to 12 a m, 2 to 5 p m, and 7 to 9 p m. Clotilde M Reichmuth librarian. Reed V Z Library Assn—19 E Las Animas. St Andrew Library Assn—19 E Las Animas.1, 425 volumes; open Monday and Friday evenings 6:30 to 7:30. [Later library spine lettering:] PIKES PEAK LIBRARY DISTRICT. [DIR-1915-p023] The Whitney Electric CO. 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