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Miscellaneous Directory Information
This section
contains a complete listing of the various civic organizations,
churches, national, state, county & city government,
schools, societies &
associations, banking interests, corporations & institutions
that were operating in Pittsburg in 1890.
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Office--123
S. Broadway Street., corner. Broadway and Third
streets. |
Postmaster: Orla
S. Casad |
Asst. Postmaster: John H. Dawson |
General Delivery Clerk: A. H. Justice |
Office Hours--General
delivery, 7 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Stamp Department,
7 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Register Department,
8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Money order department, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sundays excepted.
Sunday Hours--11:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., and 4:15 p.m. to 5 p.m. |
Rates of Postage: |
First Class – Letters
and all other written matter, whether sealed or
unsealed, and all other matter sealed, nailed,
sewed, tied or fastened in any manner, so that
it cannot be easily examined, two cents per ounce
or fraction thereof, including delivery at letter
carrier offices. Postal cards one cent each. Postal
cards are unmailable with any writing or printing
on the address side, except the direction, or with
anything pasted upon or attached to them. |
Second Class – Only
for publishers and news agents; publications of
the second class when sent by the publishers thereof
and news agents, are subject to postage at the
rate of one cent a pound or fraction thereof. The
rate of postage on newspapers and periodical publications
of the second class, when sent by others than the
publisher or newsagent, is one cent for each four
ounces or fraction thereof, and must be fully prepaid. |
Third Class – Printed
matter in unsealed wrappers, only (all matter enclosed
in sealed envelopes notched on the sides or corners
must pay letter rates) one cent for each two ounces
or fraction thereof, which must be fully prepaid.
This includes books, circulars, chromos, hand bills,
engravings, lithographs, magazines, music, newspapers,
pamphlets, photographs, proof-sheets and manuscript
accompanying the same, reproduction by the electric
pen, hectograph, metallograph, papyrograph, and,
in short, any copying press not in the nature of
personal correspondence. |
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Government |
National
Government |
President: |
Benjamin Harrison |
Vice-President: |
Levi P. Morton |
Chief Justice: |
Melville W. Fuller |
Secretary of State: |
James G. Blaine |
Secretary of Treasury: |
William Windom |
Secretary of War: |
Redfield Proctor |
Secretary of Navy: |
Benjamin F. Tracy |
Postmaster General: |
John Wanamaker |
Secretary of Interior: |
John W. Noble |
Attorney General: |
William H. Miller |
Secretary of Agriculture: |
Jeremiah Rusk |
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State Government |
Governor: |
L. U. Humphrey |
Lieutenant Governor: |
A. J. Felt |
Secretary of State: |
William Higgins |
State Treasurer: |
William Simms |
Attorney General: |
L. B. Kellogg |
State Auditor: |
Timothy McCarthy |
Superintendent Public Construction: |
George W. Winans |
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County
Government |
Probate Judge: |
James A. Smith |
County Attorney: |
B. S. Gaitskill |
Superintendent Public Construction: |
J. D. Patterson |
County Treasurer: |
S. R. Tuttle |
Register of Deeds: |
John W. Magie |
Sheriff: |
L. D. Herlocker |
Clerk of District Court: |
J. R. Carpenter |
County Clerk: |
J. C. Gove |
County Surveyor: |
M. N. Randall |
Coroners: |
Drs. C. A. Fisher & Chase G. Ledlie |
Commissioners: |
Jos. Ennis & William Andrew |
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City
Government |
City Hall – North
side W. Fourth Street between N. Pine street
and Broadway. Election for city officers, 1st Tuesday
in April of each year. |
Municipal Officers - |
Mayor: Sam Barratt |
City Clerk: N. L. Miller |
City Clerk: N. L. Miller |
Treasurer: Frank W. Lanyon |
Marshall: David Eyestone |
City Engineer: A. M. Bumm |
Councilmen - |
First Ward: |
Joseph Franklin & J. M. Hall |
Second Ward: |
G. W. Williams & Louis Hull |
Third Ward: |
S. H. Lanyon & D. J. Stower |
Fourth Ward: |
E. H. Klock & Robert Ratliff |
Police Judge: |
A. T. Metzer |
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District
Court |
The
District Court for Crawford County convenes the first
Tuesday in April, July and November, Hon. J. S. West,
Judge of the Sixth Judicial District, presiding. |
Fire
Department |
Pittsburg
Fire Department – Organized 1884;
membership, 57 Regulars, meetings second Wednesday
in each month, in city hall. |
Chief: John C. Merrill |
Rescue Hose Co. No. 1 - W. H. Holmes,
foreman |
Assistant Chief: James Patmor |
Alert Hose Co. No. 2 - Lee Van Winkle, foreman |
Secretary: H. S. Kessler |
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1 - J. S. Rogers, foreman |
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Notaries
Public |
Beadle, C. S. |
107 1/2 S. Broadway |
Lanyon, A. K. |
108 S. Broadway |
Carlton, R. E. |
in First National Bank |
Morris, W. H. |
106 1/2 S. Broadway |
Casad, O. S. (postmaster) |
123 S. Broadway |
Rankin, J. T. |
107 1/2 S. Broadway |
Doubleday, F. E. |
101 1/2 S. Broadway |
Richey, Geo H. |
106 1/2 S. Broadway |
Ford, William D. |
corner Fourth & Broadway |
Swan, W. A. |
101 1/2 S. Broadway |
Georgia, A. J. |
121 1/2 S. Broadway |
Wood, N. E. |
121 1/2 S. Broadway |
Jennings, J. W. |
215 S. Broadway |
Yarcho, William H. |
corner Fourth & Broadway |
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Justices
of the Peace |
Cox, W. F. |
office 102 1/2 S. Broadway |
Jennings, John W. |
office 215 S. Broadway |
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First Ward School – East
side S. Locust Street. Between Hobart and Loveland
avenues. |
Third Ward School – West
side N Broadway, between Seventh and Eighth Street |
Fourth Ward School – In
Kansas & Texas Coal Co’s second add,
e side N. Locust Street. |
The teachers for the session of 1890
are: |
Superintendent: |
D. E. Pence |
1st Grade: |
Miss Nettie Hammer, Miss Clara Kumm,
Mrs. N. E. Painter, |
Principal South Building: |
T. P. Bogar |
2nd Grade: |
Miss Meda Cunningham, J. W. Keithley, Miss Bella
Maxwell, Miss Lottie Wooley |
Principal Grammer Department: |
Miss Lulu S. Symmes |
3rd Grade: |
Miss Daisy Diltz, J. W. Keithley, Miss Bella
Maxwell, Miss Lizzie C. Webb |
Principal North Building: |
Willis Lawrence |
4th Grade: |
Miss Hattie Dyer, J. E. Ford, Mrs. Helen Kimber,
T. T. Trainer |
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5th Grade: |
Mrs. Mary W. Barrow, Miss Kate A. Bonsall, J.
E. Ford |
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6th Grade: |
Frank A. Waters |
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Pittsburg
College |
Located in Sharp building 320 N. Broadway |
President: Prof. W. J. Teall | Vice-President
& Treasurer: Prof. D. H. Snoke | Secretary: G.
C. Saunders |
Faculty |
Professor of Book-Keeping, Commercial
Law and Mathematics: |
W. J. Teall |
Professor of Penmanship, Short Hand
and English Subjects: |
G. C. Saunders |
Professor of Vocal and Instrumental
Music: |
J. G. Crosier |
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German
Lutheran School |
Located 206 N. Joplin Avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets. Rev. Otto Kloeckner, teacher.
Sessions, first four and one-half days of each
week. |
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German
Lutheran Church – N. Joplin
avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets.
Rev. Otto Kloeckner, pastor. Services every
Sunday morning at 10 o’clock, and evening
at 7:00 o’clock except third Sunday of
each month. |
Christian
Church – 202 N. Pine Street,
northeast corner Pine and Sixth streets. Rev.
M. G. Jenkins, pastor. Services: 11 am, 7:30
p.m. Sunday school 10 a.m.; James Adams, superintendent.
Prayer meetings, Thursdays 7:30 p.m. |
First
M. E. Church – 201 N. Pine
Street, northwest corner Pine and Sixth streets.
Services every Sabbath at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Sunday
school 9:30 a.m. |
Presbyterian – 501
N. Pine Street, corner Eighth and Pine streets.
Rev. A. M. Mann, pastor. Services every Sabbath
at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school 9:30 a.m.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday 7:30 p.m. |
St.
Mary’s Catholic Church – Northwest
corner Ninth and Elm streets. Rev. Father
Joseph Gaydousck, pastor. Early mass, 8 a.m.
except 4th Sunday of each month. High mass,
10:15 a.m. Vespers, 7:30 p.m. |
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Corporations,
Institutions, Etc. |
Kansas and Texas Coal
Co. – Capital stock, $2,000,000.
(Fully paid up.) B. F. Hobart, president, St.
Louis, MO.; E. B. Loveland, vice-president,
St. Louis, MO.; W. P. Heath, secretary, St.
Louis, MO. |
Cherokee and Pittsburg
Coal and Mining Co. – Capital stock,
$500,000. (Operated by A. T. & S. F. R.
R.) W. B. Strong, president, Boston, Mass.;
E. Wilder, treasurer, Topeka, Kan.; W. W. Allen,
Manager, Topeka, Kan. |
Pittsburg Town Co. – Capital
stock, $100,000. B. F. Hobart, president; E.
B. Loveland, vice-president; W. P. Heath, Secretary. |
The Pittsburg Gas Light
and Coke Co., and Electric Light and Power
Plant – Capital stock, $50,000.
O. T. Boaz, President, Samuel Barrett, secretary
and treasurer, Pittsburg Kan., James A. Bendure,
lessee. |
The Four Great Zinc
Smelting Works – R. Lanyon & Co.,
W. J. Lanyon, S. H. Lanyon & Bro., Granby
M. & S. Co., represent an aggregate investment
in their plants alone of $1,000,000. |
Edwards
& Coons Manufacturing Co. – Capital stock
$150,000. (Coon’s patent harrow and seeder combined)
W. C. Edwards, president, Larned, Kas.; Hon. J. C. Strong,
attorney, Larned, Kas,; J. B. Coon, vice-president, Pittsburg,
Kan.; E. A. Boyer, secretary and treasurer, Larned, Kas. |
Pittsburg Water and Irrigating Co. –Capital
stock, $100,000. Frank Playter, president, Pittsburg,
Kansas; C. M. Davidson, superintendent, Pittsburg,
Kansas; George E. Howard, secretary; W. D. Ford
and A. L. Chaplin, Frank Playter, C. M. Davidson,
Geo. H. Howard, board of directors. |
Western Coal and Mining Co. – Capital
stock, $100,000 (Operated by Missouri Pacific Railroad.)
Edwin Gould, president, New York City; D. S. H.
Smith, treasurer, St. Louis, MO; R. M. McDowell,
manager and vice-president, St. Louis, MO. |
Pittsburg Wagon Manufacturing Co. – Capital
stock, $100,000. |
Pittsburg and Midway Coal Co. – Capital
stock, $200,000. E. H. Brown, president, Girard,
Kansas; John T. Morrison, secretary and treasurer,
Pittsburg, Kansas |
Pittsburg Electric Railway Co. – Capital
stock, $50,000. B. F. Hobart, president, St. Louis,
MO; Frank Playter, vice-president, Pittsburg, Kansas;
F. E. Doubleday, secretary and treasurer; A. E.
Stilwell, Kansas City; B. H. Wilson, Pittsburg,
Kansas; B. F. Hobart, Frank Playter, F. E. Doubleday,
board of directors. |
Granby Mining and Smelting Co. – Capital
stock, $2,000,000. H. J. P. Neville, president,
St. Louis, MO; A. G. Trevor, secretary, St. Louis,
MO; H. G. Tessmer, Superintendent, Pittsburg, Kansas. |
Shepard Abstract Co. – Bonded
for $5,000; incorporated 1889. Geo. V. Shepard,
president; Henry V. Shepard, treasurer; Jas. JB.
Daley, secretary. |
East Pittsburg Land Co. – Capital
stock, $100,000. Moses Greenwood, Jr., president,
St. Louis, MO; B. H. Wilson, vice-president and
general manager, Pittsburg, Kansas; Alfred Carr,
treasurer, St. Louis, MO; Frank Playter, secretary,
Pittsburg, Kansas. Moses Greenwood, B. H. Wilson,
Alfred Carr, Frank Playter and B. F. Hobart, of
St. Louis, board of directors. |
Consolidated Land Co. – Capital
stock, $1,000,000. A. E. Stilwell, president, Kansas
City, MO; A. L. Chaplin, treasurer, Pittsburg,
Kansas; Frank Playter and B. H. Wilson, managers
of properties, Pittsburg, Kansas. W. S. Taylor,
Philadelphia, Pa.; C. E. Granniss, New Haven, Conn.;
David Ramsey, Pittsburg, Kansas; F. E. Doublday,
Pittsburg, Kansas; J. Yale Fairman, New Haven,
Conn.; A. E. Stilwell, A. L. Chaplin, Frank Playter,
B. H. Wilson, board of directors. |
Lanyon Mortgage Co. – Office in
National Bank of Pittsburg, Capital stock, $50,000.
H. C. Willard, president; S. H. Lanyon, vice-president;
Frank W. Lanyon, treasurer; W. D. Ford, secretary;
Frank Playter, manager. References –
Hon. P. B. Plumb, U.S. senator, Kansas; Importers and Traders’
National Bank of N. Y.; First National Bank of
Chicago, Ill.; Armour Brothers Banking Co., Kansas
City, MO. |
The Deming Investment Co. – (Home
office, Oswego, Kansas.) Capital stock, $100,000
fully paid up. Branch offices, Erie and Fredonia,
Kansas, and Walla Walla, Washington. Nelson Case,
president; R. O. Deming, treasurer and manager.
Nelson Case, Bayard T. Byrns, Robert O. Deming,
J. B. Montgomery, Rev. John Elliott, F. W. Keller,
W. F. Thorne, directors. |
The Pittsburg Land Co. –Capital
stock, $125,000. W. D. Ford; president; Henry L.
Hill, vice-president; Sam Barratt, secretary; A.
L. Chaplin, treasurer. W. D. Ford, Henry L. Hill,
Sam Barratt, A. L. Chaplin, F. L. Trowbridge, directors. |
The Pittsburg Zinc Mining Co. – Capital
stock, $50,000. Louis F. Heublein, president; Frank
Playter, vice-president; W. H. Yarcho, secretary;
C. E. Grannis, treasurer. Louis F. Heublein, Frank
Playter, W. H. Yarcho, C. E. Grannis, J. Yale Fairman,
W. D. Ford, directors. |
The Provident Loan and Trust Co. –Capital
stock, $100,000. Frank Playter, president; J. Burr
Rouse, vice-president and manager; E. Lee Hall,
secretary; A. L. Chaplin, treasurer, Frank Playter,
J. Burr Rouse, E. Lee Hall, A. L. Chaplin, W. D.
Ford, John N. Hodges, board of directors. |
Pittsburg Abstract Co. – Office
corner Fourth Street and Broadway. Capital Stock
$5,000. Frank Playter, president; W. D. Ford, vice-president;
George E. Howard, secretary and treasurer, and
general manager. |
The Shepard
& Chapman Mortgage Co. – Capital
stock, $50,000. Henry V. Shepard, president; R.
H. Chapman, secretary; General office Wichita,
Kansas; branch office in opera house building,
corner Fourth street and Broadway, Pittsburg; Geo.
V. Shepard, manager. |
Pittsburg and St. Louis Zinc and Land Co. – Capital
stock, $100,000. Organized February 13, 1890. J.
Yale Fairman, president, New Haven, Conn.; Frank
Playter, vice-president, Pittsburg, Kansas; W.
D. Ford, (Ford & Yarcho, real estate) secretary,
A. L. Chaplin, treasurer. M. Greenwood, Jr., St.
Louis; B. H. Wilson, W. D. Ford, Frank Playter,
J. Yale Fairman, New Haven, Conn; Lewis Heublein,
Hartford, Conn.; A. L. Chaplin, board of directors. |
Crawford County Realty
Co. –Capital
stock, $50,000. Organized October 3d, 1889. Moses
Greenwood, Jr., president, St. Louis, MO; B. H.
Wilson, general manager, Pittsburg, Kansas; Frank
Playter, secretary and treasurer. |
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The Pittsburg Daily
Headlight – Published every evening
except Sunday. The Pittsburg Weekly Headlight
published every Thursday. Wm. Moore & Sons,
editors and proprietors, Office, 111 1/2
S. Broadway |
The Daily Smelter – Published
every morning except Monday. The Pittsburg
Smelter, (weekly) published every Saturday.
Republican in politics. John P. Morris & Co.,
publishers. Office corner Third Street and
Broadway. |
The Pittsburg Kansan – By
J. C. Buchanan, editor and proprietor; issued
weekly; Democratic in politics. Office 116
E. Third Street. |
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Banks |
The National Bank
of Pittsburg – 108 S. Broadway.
Organized 1881. Re-organized as the National
Bank of Pittsburg, with a paid up capital
of $50,000. Authorized capital, $200,000.
Surplus, $15,000. S. H. Lanyon, president;
James Patmor, vice-president; Frank W. Lanyon,
cashier. S. H. Lanyon, James Patmor, Frank
W. Lanyon, C. S. Jennings, A. H. Lanyon,
H. C. Willard, L. G. Menderson, Cincinnati,
Ohio, board of directors. |
First National Bank – 111
S. Broadway. Incorporated March, 1864. Paid
up capital, $50,000. Surplus and undivided
profits, $25,000. John R. Lindburg, president;
J. W. Brewer, vice-president. Charles P. Hale,
cashier; R. E. Carlton, assistant cashier.
Henry Schoen, A. E. Nau, W. C. Beck, C. G.
Waite, T. Judson Hale, John R. Lindburg, J.
W. Brewer, Charles P. Hale, R. E. Carlton,
board of directors. |
Manufactuerer’s
National Bank – Corner Fourth
Street and Broadway. Capital stock, $100,000.
B. F. Hobart, President; F. E. Doubleday,
vice-president; A. L. Chaplin, cashier. B.
F. Hobart, F. E. Doubleday, J. C. Merrill,
J. M. Goff, Frank Playter, B. H. Wilson,
D. Ramsey, Wm. S. Taylor, A. L. Chaplin,
J. A. Nuttman, W. D. Ford, R. C. Kerens,
directors. |
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Knights
of Pythias |
Black Diamond Lodge
No. 65, K. of P. – Meet every
Tuesday night at their hall in Kansas and
Texas building, corner Fourth Street and
Broadway. A. Jacobus, C. C.; L. C. Bowles,
V. C.; A. T. North, K. R. of S. |
U. R. K. of P. No.
38 – Meets every 2nd and 4th Monday
of each month in their hall, corner Fourth
Street and Broadway. Lee Van Winkle, S. R.
K. |
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A.
O. U. W. |
Pittsburg Lodge No.
56 A. O. U. W. – Meets every Friday
night in their hall, corner Second Street
and Broadway. A. C. Barnes, M. W.; W. Jernigan,
F.; Joseph Tindall, recorder. |
Pittsburg Lodge No.
1, Sons of Herrmanus (German) – Membership
100. Meets every Thursday evening at their
hall over Tessmer’s store, at 7:30
p. m. Frank Harbort, president, Fred Machata,
secretary. |
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Masonic |
Masonic
Hall – Over Kansas and Texas
store, corner Fourth Street and Broadway. |
Montjoie Commandery
K. T., No. 29 – Organized May,
1888; members 48. T. P. Waskey, past E. C.;
John R. Lindburg, E. C.; L. Kumm, G,; M.
M. Snow, Cap. G.; Frank W. Lanyon, S. W.;
John Lanning, J. W.; George W. Killam, Sword
B.; W. Lanyon, Jr., Stand B.; John Brewer,
Warden; D. S. Miller, Treasurer; Dr. W. F.
DeNeidman, Secretary; H. Keck, Tyeler. Meets
2nd Wednesday in each month. |
Pittsburg Chapter R. A. M., No 58 – Organized
February 20th, 1884; members, 65; convocation
1st Friday in each month. Frank W. Lanyon, H.
P.; John Lanning, K.; Sam Barratt, S.; Lee VanWinkle,
C. of H.; L. Kumm, P. S.; J. B. McLean, R. A.
C.; M. S. Grover, 3rd V.; A. O. Craig, 2nd V.;
J. N. Hodges, 1st V.; George W. Killam, Treasurer;
A. C. Jenness, Secretary; H. Keck, Tyler. |
Pittsburg Lodge A. F. and A. M., No 187 – Organized
October 16th, 1879; covocation 4th Thursday in
each month. Lee Van Winkle, W. M.; E. W. Smith,
S. W.; C. A. Patmor, J. W.; C. A. Miller, Treasurer;
J. W. Jennings, Secretary; A. K. Lanyon, S. D.;
G. A. Callahan, J. D.; D. F. D. Pomeroy, Tyler;
A. Gardner, S. S.; John Ross, J. S. |
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Order
Eastern Star |
Robert Morris Chapter,
No. 74 – Organized March 12, 1889;
meets 2nd Friday in each month. Mrs. E. A.
Magie, W. Matron; A. Coles, Worthy Patron;
Miss Lou Symmes, Secretary.
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Odd
Fellows |
Pittsburg City Lodge
I. O. O. F., No. 196 – Hall
over Patmore’s store, corner Third
St. and Broadway; organized 1882; members,
90; meets every Monday night. A. T. Metzer,
N. G.; James Sears, V. G.; I. N. Skinner,
Secretary; H. S. Bowman, P. S.; Walter
Elliott, Rep. G. L./ Robert Ratliff, Treasurer.
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Daughters
of Rebecca |
Pittsburg Banner Lodge,
No. 131 – Organized November
30th, 1889; members 51; meets every 1st
and 3rd Friday in each month in Odd Fellow’s
hall. Mrs Mary Dunkirly, N. G.; Mrs. Emma
Hinkle, V.G.; Miss Agness Elliott, Rec.
and Per Secretary; Mrs. Mary Edwards, Treasurer
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