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25 8 WISCONSIN HISTOBICAL COLLECTIONS.
E. ARNOLD, opposite the Milwaukee Ilouse, and FRANCIS RAW-
DALL, over CARY & TAYLOR'S store.
The physicians of that day mere : Messrs. Dr. E. 13. WOL-
COTT, Dr. PROUDFIT, Dr. HEWETT, Dr. BARTLETT and Dr.
CASTLEMAN.
The Rev. LEMUEL HULL was rector of St. Paul's Church ;
the Rev. STEPIIEN PEET, of the Presbyterian Church ; the
Rev. Mr. BOWLES, of the Methodist Episcopal, and Rev. Mr.
Father ~IORRISSEY, of the Catholic Ch.urch.
CYRUS HAWLEY was the Clerk of the Court.
RUFUS PARKS was Receiver, in an otlice on Main street, above
Wisconsin.
Col. MORTON was Register in Rogers' block.
DANIEL WELLS was Deputy Sheriff.
Gov. FARWELL was the tinman, and worked at his bench,
with CADY & FARWELL.
was
Mr. CLARK SHEPARDSON the blacksmith, and worked at
the anvil - his shop standing where the Newhall House now
stands.
Mr. AMBROSE ELY was the shoe maker.
C. D. DAVIS was the livery keeper, near the Walker House.
Col. J~llrss MURRAY was the paint'er, next to OWEN ALD-
~~cn's meat market.
ELISIIA STARR and GEO. 0. TIFFANY were stage men.
MATTHEW STEIN was gun smith, under the hill by the spring,
now Market Square.
GEORGE DOUSMAN did storage and forwarding at his present
place of business.
DOWEY & MOSELY were founders, or1 the site of the water
power, and possibly TURTON & SERCOMB may have then been
in business.
I. A. LAPHAM was land agent in the If est Ward, andJos~uA
in
HATHAWAY the East.
B. 13. EDGERTON and GARRET VLIET were the surveyors.
HARRISON REED, Esq., published the #entinel, weekly, in a