Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-08


w. II. Mastins saddle and harness shop;
Nicholson Cark's family grocery and provision
store;
c. Walkers family grocery and provision store ant
watch repairing shop;
Hickman & Dickinson's Matchmaking gold anC
silver ware store and assay ofice
L. Emanuel's clothing and furnishing goods estab
lishment;
Ned. Edwards tobacco and cigar depot;
i Baird & judges saloon and billiard room;
N. Wunsch l. Co.'s clothing and furnishing goods
store;
Graf & Kimmel's gold and silver ware, jewelry and
matchmaking store;
| ]. s. Mansfeld's cigar and tobacco store;
Meydenbauer Riid's Miners brewery, bakery and
saloon;
| L. Balichs San Francisco restaurant;
John Codys Exchange saloon;
L. NJ. Cohn's fine dress, ladies' goods gents cloth
ing, and general dry goods store;
Hafendorfer Brothers grocery and provision store
Frank Krafts stove tin and sheet iron, brass and
copper work shop;
s. Kmnigsberger's assay Office;
John EaSley's grocery and provision store;
Mrs. Rosenthals lat c. Levy's) millinery and ladies
dress and fancy goods store;
Lazarus Brothers clothing, grocery, provision,
and general merchandise store;
j. G. Isaacs' clothing and dry goods store;
Nielsen Perrin boot and shoemaking shop;
Powell & Goes liquor, provision and grocery store;
Ira N. Miller's Miners Home boarding house;
J. Durens bootmaking shop;
Emery 4 Martins grocery and provision store
On the East side, going North:
G.. G.. Merritt restaurant and boarding house;
Money & Aliens livery stable and CORRAL
L. Bemitas' Fashion Restaurant;
George Dierer, Center Market, meats, &c.
E. P. Fitzgerald's hardware and general merchan-
disc store.
vantine Co.'s general merchandise liquor and
Louis Redon's Barnum restaurant.
John Plancich's vegetable, fresh butter and eggs
depot
Romer & Collen's meat market;
Mat. ZaDD 81 Danoell'S Bank Exchange saloon:
Godfrey's City restaurant;
Geo. Cans saloon and dancing hall.
Renored from Main Street to buildings on Montgomery
Street, qchich escaped the fire:
L. H. Barber of City Hotel;
Ed. Pinkham rs stage office;
Grove Peyton's saloon;
Caroline Detters Magnolia (NTayfower) restaurant.
Removed from Main Street and building fitting up
other streets:
J. A. Pinneys Postoffce, new, large building, near
ly completed, corner of Wall and Montgomery;
Yale Il Co., book and stationery, musical instru-
ment and music store, in new Postofice building;
Blake & Co., news depot, in Postoice building;
Office of the Idaho and Lenhi Express of Adams,
Goodrich & Co., in new Postofice building;
Taylor Il Owens saloon-new building, corner of
Wall and Montgomery streets;
T. G. Poujade, Hotel, fre-proof brick corner of
Commercial and Montgomery streets;
j. A. DAWSON tailor in Barry's Bakery and Provis-
ion store on Wall street
ON WALL sTREET-FoRMER SITE:
Donaho & Bruce's bakery and provision store;
Thos. Barry's bakery and provision store;
e. s. Kingsleys boot and shoe, hardware, cutlery
and garden seed store;
j. b. Dumas, French bootmaker;
L. j. Buffers millinery and ladies' goods store;
Ainsie & Foote's law Office.
IN other parts Of tie city:
Catholic Church rebuilding on former site
Wells, Fargo L. Co.'S to be on site of old Poujade
House;
F. B. Britten's Assessors office, Anslie & Foote'S
building, Wall street;
Col sam A. Merritt's law Office on Montgomery
street;
Judge shafer's law Office, on Montgomery street;
DR.. L. Willis dentistry office, in Atkins drug store
on Wall street;
DR.. Jas. Healeys Office, rebuilt on former site,
Montgomery street.
Besides the above there thirty or forty new
buildings already up, nearly so, appropriated
stores, shops and dwellings, by persons whose names
we have not obtained.
The following list comprises the business houses
of various kinds which not injured by the fire:
Lauer Swinn fre-proof brick general merchan-
disc store on Main street;
John Claresy, fre-proof brick, Miners Exchange
saloon Main street;
M. NJ. Chapman tre-proof brick drug store, corner
of Wall and Main streets;
C. J. Bernstiel fre-proof brick, liquor, clothing,
provision, grocery and general merchandise store;
J. r. Wilkinson, fre-proof brick, -four depot Com
mercal street;
Idaho Brewery, above the burnt district on Main
street.;
McClintock & Stewart, livery stable, on Montgom-
cry street;
J. B. Il c. H. Atkins, druggists, continue in their
old stand on Wall street;
Andrews 4 Co., wholesalers and jobbers in liquors,
staple and fancy groceries, provisions, &c, have
moved from their reproOf brick at the lower end of
Wall street. to the reproof brick lately occupied by
j. W. Wood Co., on Wall street, next below Masonic
Hall and the WORLD Office.
storehouses of Powell & Coe, L. NJ Cohn and 7. G.
Poujade all now occupied the regular business
places OF the parties, as named.
John Cody has purchased the two adjoining lots to
his on the corner of Main and Wall Streets on which
mis- saloon stood before the fire. and intends to
put up q fine large saloon building upon it.
G. j. Bernstiel has purchased the lots. southeast
corner of Wall and Montgomery streets, the site for
merly occupied by G. Clarks store, and holds them
for sale or lease for business purposes.
All over the city, within the burnt district and out
side of it, building and improvements of various
kinds are going on, and cheering, brighter times
dawning.
BOISE CRY IrEMs-The Statesman is au
thority for the following:
There came very near being a fire in Boise
City last Tuesday, caused by Il spark setting
fire to a heap of combustible rubbish in an al
ley between frame buildings on the block be
tween Riggs corner and Bilicke Il Logan's.
Fortunately it was seen and quenched before