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Prescott Business Poster

Union Street, between Marina and Alarcon,

The Bashford-Burmister Company, The Largest Mercantile Establishment in Arizona,

Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix Railroad Depot and Machine shops,

The Bank of Arizona, Oldest bank in the Territory, Incorporated 1877,

Northwest corner Gurley and Summit Streets,

Joseph Dougherty's "O. K." Store, Corral and feed stables,

Catholic Church, Erected in 1895 by Rev. Father A. Quetu,

Methodist Church,

St. Joseph's Academy, in charge of Sisters of St. Joseph, for children and young ladies,

Episcopal Church,

Courthouse,

J. W. Wilson's Clothing Store, Largest clothing house in Northern Arizona,

Pleasant Street, between Willis and Gurley,

Panoramic View of the City of Prescott, Arizona,

Residences on Cortez Street, N. W. Corner of Carleton,

T. W. Otis, The Grocer,

C. R. Martindell, Insurance, Real Estate and Collection Agency, Established 1877,

Panoramic view of Grand Canyon, From John Hance's Ranch, Width of Canyon, 18 miles, Depth 6,640 Feet,

Jules Baumann, Artist, Illustrated Mining Reports a specialty,

Cortez Street, East side of the Plaza,

Brinkmeyer's Hotel and Bakery,

Johnson House, Miss C. Johnson, Proprietress, Principal hotel for tourists and mining men,

Southeast corner Gurley and Marina Streets,

Residence of Hon. F. M. Murphy,

Mt. Vernon Street at intersection with Sheldon,

Interior of the Cabinet Clubrooms and Restaurant, Belcher & Co., Proprietors, Finest Resort in Prescott,

Mt. Vernon Street, Between Gurley and Goodwin,