building. A fine line of staple and fancy groceries, fresh
and salt meat, fruit, vegetables, canned goods and produce of all kinds
are carried. The business has recently changed hands and at present is being
conducted by Mr. A. J. Rizor. Mr. Rizor was born in Ohio in 1852 and there
educated. Previous to purchasing this store he was engaged in farming.
HOUSTON COAL & WOOD YARD.
Mr. T. G. Houston is the proprietor and in active management
of the coal and wood yard located at the corner of Cedar and Hunter Streets.
Mr. Houston has for the past three years been engaged in the coal business,
and has built up a successful business. The premises utilized are 60x130
feet, |
MITCHELL HOTEL.
Few cities throughout the country can
boast of a hotel so perfect in its appointments and so substantial in its
general apearance as the Mitchell, Nevada's finest hotel. The Mitchell is
on a par with those in the larger cities and is under the management of
Messrs. M. W. and G. A. Moody. This hotel has perhaps done more than any
other single establishment to sustain the claim of Nevada to metropolitan
proportions and importance. It is admirably situated at the corner of Washington
and Cherry Streets in the heart of the busy down-town district having 84
finely furnished, well ventilated rooms, elegant parlor, reading room, lobby,
handsomely decorated dining room. Twenty-six new rooms have been added,
all of which are equipped with bath and hot and cold running water. Telephone
service to |
E. T. STEELE & COMPANY.
The growth and advancement of Nevada in all branches
and lines of trade has been little less than marvelous during the past decade.
She has grown forward with rapid strides and built up great enterprises
which have made her famous the world over as a progressive up-to-date city.
This we owe to the brains, enterprise and resources of our business men.
A concern to which we wish to call special attention is that of E. T. Steel
& Company, a real estate company of sound business principles, reliability,
integrity of purpose and always dealing fair and honorable with all. This
business was established in 1900 and has since that time been very instrumental
in building up and developing the city as well as the farm lands in this
vicinity which are directly prominent in furthering the commercial welfare
of Nevada. This |
| affording ample accommodation for the storing of several cars
of coal and wood of all grades at all prices. This firm is successors to
the Wachtel Coal Company. A meritorious reputation has been maintained and
a large business is enjoyed; satisfaction is guaranteed to all, with promptness
and quality the essential features. Mr. T. G. Houston was born in Virginia
in 1837, and came west in 1869, and has lived in Nevada since 1876. He received
his education in Tennessee and was previously engaged in business in this
city for thirty years. He was also employed as general collector for the
German Fire Insurance Company in Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska for thirteen
years. He has been a valued member of the Masons since 1869. |
each room has been installed. A barber shop and bar are operated
in connection. The hotel is conducted on the American plan, $2.00, $2.50
and $3.00. The hotel has been under this management for the past year and
has won a place among the city's most necessary institutions as well as
being pointed to with pride by every citizen or visitor. Mr. M. W. Moody
is the proprietor of this hotel. He formerly conducted hotels and restaurants
in Chicago for twenty years. He is a man of wide experience and thoroughly
conversant with all details pertaining to this business. Mr. G. A. Moody,
son of the proprietor, is manager of this place and it has been owing to
his courteous supervision of details that the business has grown to such
large proportions. |
office is located on the southwest corner of the square. The
business conducted is handling real estate, buying or selling, exchanging
developed or undeveloped properties, making loans on farms or city property,
and selling fire insurance. Property in Mexico or almost any part of the
country can be obtained through this firm. Information will be furnished
and correspondence is solicited. The members of this firm are E. T. Steele,
DeWitt Hoover and Henry Dalton. Mr. Steel has been engaged in this business
in this community for the past fifteen years. He is the senior member of
this firm and founder of this business. Mr. Hoover has been associated with
this company for the past three years. Mr. Henry Dalton has been connected
with the business for the past year. |
