, 1869-04-23

procession that followed Ned's remains to
his grave. Mr.. Welch is now resident Of
MOI tana, and of that brass band there Is
not a member here they are scattered from
Canada to California.
s. Linkton, who was then fairly starting
in business, advertised the saw mill from
which he made handsome fortune in Eve
years. Mr.. L. for the past year or two, has
been resident of San Francisco, and en-
gagged in speculating in real estate.
G. Jacobs & Co. then did business in q
store which was burned 10 the fire of 1865.
They rebuilt, but afterwards closed out their
business here, and removed their goods to
Boise City, where they now have store,
mill and distillery. Richard Is himself
again. here with his family, having returned
from Boise City last week. "Cy." is the
democratic Treasurer Of Ada county, at Boise
City, at $4,000 year.
j. G. Isaacs, who sold goods on Main
street, next door to the printing Office" has
for several years been doing business at Ida
no City; aud Howard & Cady who were in
the same business " opposite the printing Of.
fce," closed out their store long ago. TThe
STATESMAN office was then where Parker's
book store now is.
Frank Carpied notified the public that he
had taken the building lately known as
Buckley's saloon, and was keeping FIRST
class hotel and restaurant. Frank went
from here to Idaho. The cid hotel was
burned down in '65, and Mr.. Kohlhauff's 8
store now occupies its Site
M. Pefferlee advertised bakery and sa-
loon, next door to Brown Bros store. Mr..
Pefferlee is now resident of Boise City,
where be his carrying on a barber shops
Castleman & Brown had daguerrean gal
lery on Main street, below the Union Ho-
tel. Mr.. Castleman is, we believe some|
where in Oregon, and for the past fur years
Mr.. Brown has been at his old hone in No
va Scotia He writes to his friends here oi
beautiful wife and darling boy who have
come to bless his home since his return yet
be sighs for the land of Walla Valla.
Kohlhauff & 1uichard, who now do busi-
ness at opposite corners, were then partners
at the site of Mr.. G's present store.
John Selby, alias, captain Jack, ad'
verlised and kept the Empire Restaurant
which was then on the site of Crowne 4
Stones Saloon aud the Orien:al hotel. He
was shot in his own house by one Of his
cooks, five years ago, and died from the ef'
fects of the wound.
Burpee, Bilike & Winship carried on 9
furniture shop at the lower end of the toWn
"oppOsite the public square," Of this firm
Mr.. Winship died about five years ago. Mr.
Bilike is at Boise city, and Mr.. Burpee al
Owyhee.
Frank P. Dugan was engaged in the watch
repairing business, next. door to Kyger q
Reese's store and " warranting all work fol
twelve months" Second street was moi
opened then and his shop occupied what is
now the middle Of the street.
At the opposite side, and what is now also
the middle of the street, NJ. A. Murray ad-
vertised that he was keeping the livery stable
formerly occupied by j. F. Abbott. Mr.
NJ removed to La Grande, where he died
some two or three years ago.
Rogers & Monson then owned and adyer
tised the sash and door manufactory, nov
owned by VIM. Glasford. Mr.. Rogers wa
living in Portland year or so ago, and Mr.
Monson was in Montana.
Edward Nugeut and F. A. Chenoweth
had law Offices over the old Bank Exchange
saloon. Mr.. Nugent went from here tc
Idaho city thence to San Francisco, Judg,
Chenoweth lives at Corvallis, Oregon.
DR.. Craig was keeping "a complete and
fresh assortment of drugs, opposite the Bank
Exchange" The DR.. was one Of the suffer
ers by the fire of 1865, and is now, we be-
lieve 10 Idaho city
W. G. Langford, now a resident of Wash
ingtOn city, then displayed his card as Prose-
cutting Attorney for the first Judicial district
n H Ball & Stone kept the challenge saloon
Mr. Ball, in Co. with E. B. Whitman is
now ia the dry goods trade at Warrens
Mr.. Stone capped the climax Of anything
outrageous ever before perpetrated BY hin
by going from here last week as delegate
to the radical convention at Vancouver.
Jas. McAuliff kept store at the corner
of Main and Third streets afterwards moved
his goods to Boise, where his store was
burned out in the first great fire in that city
He had two buildings burned here by the
FIRE in 1864 two more by the fSe oi
'65; subsequently had a cargo of goods
sunk, by the capsizing of q ferry boat, il
Snake river, and attained the climax of mis-
fortune four years ago by being elected q
member of the Washington Territory " Par
lament" 1t may be we'll, for history's sake,
to add that he has resurrected" since the
time when NJ. P, in order TO avert suspi,
cion from himself as the author Of special
report which reflected somewhat upon some
of his illustriOus compeers, ,.he dignifed him
self with the title of "the bald>headed mem.
Der from Walla Walla," and is now occupy.
the honorable position of county sheriff.
The firm Of Brown & Wolfe subsequently
became N & E. Brown. Mr.. Wolfe is now
iu Portland, and N. Brown is in San Fran
cisco. Mrs. s. j. Semsn, dresmaker and
milliner, is in New York.
Rev. John Finn was pastor of the on
ly church then in the city-the Methodist
and his wife taught the only school in the
place-composed of Is or 20 small chill
} dren-in their dwelling at the lower end o
town. We used to think then that par
son who could quote Scripture for 90 hour