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.Feaolptiopn n m4emoEiilizzips Congress 70 pro-,
y,de t9rlsq sallier appeFt ti0nnsnt OF clepse,.
septati9n ~ under = neM ceD.ssi Also areso.
luton vEee3omAmHendipg 3 AH the removal Of . ihs
Nasload M Capital 70 the Fort Lesvspwosth
t-"'''y 'e'cr's'on. r.yJj0 ogbo,I
AdeafuctyeA A. oscpr1eda ~ Boiae, Idaho,
. short dme since }, TAsI 8tssas6ss lkives
the details Of the eonlagrsaion, which de-.
,ssroyeds everything on, the north side of
lain i street from the brick bsihings on.
,Bloseomls ola jeorpsr, 70 stexensen'sf brick,
inc.lpaling .lab the pqa.palce and boQkstoss be.
longing ~ Lenkkie Il Rso, ;swhsss, losa. in; J
elnding buildings, r. ebont ~, ,eo0;I ChaA 1
chiIdsi loaa ip, gods, q. 900 1tinaared fort
q t1M;; Ipe Oldham; y Gilean, .salQQp. 6x-i
tures, stock. etc, -, 900 Other Losses, sons,
Of which appear TO fe estimated very high,
"a put ,dowpe A. follaws:.. Bailey 4 Dean
ellt,9g{es John KIEall, 3le, ,ooos Fred Depsle,
eA00i Harry, Gorlop, &7,ooo; Benites,
$500; sPsigle, $500; 2Hpntoon, l,t0o;
wilkins, " A9o0; making a total Of eos, ZOO.
Gov. james N. Harvey states the lisai,i!s
tisa and reaonrces of Kapsaso ~ follows {:
Dsbss, ,1l,7l, ,40g %; to,al pseuiresousoes,
including taxes due and aa,oppt IN the treas,
ury, $s09, $50 49, The reeyipta Of the year
have bssa 8. go. "a 01; expenditures, d..
es7,2d6 q. - Tie number of district school,
IN the State 10 !, ~; increase for 1885, ss6.
ThR total .pumber of scholars senrolled Il.
tS,60l, shp1ing IN increase, during the yef,
of 1914 IThsi fonowing statistics Of The
Schoqls 90 6iso givsas GAvsrsgs dsiiy It.
tendance in public schools, 91,121 number
Of male teacherI so0;. number Of female
teachers, ! ,als; avesago wages paid to male
teaslsers, eaz % per month - average wages
paid to female teachers, $s8 % per month;
tstai amotht raised for the support Of the
public schools, @565. .s1lo ~; number Eof
school houses-log, 80; frame. 60e; brick,
81; stone, 224; total, l,218; increase In the
ycar. 2e0; total value. of school houses, :,
81, ,0sl, ,6e9 totalvalue Ut apparatus, 9l7,lls.
! The Idaho World, Of Jan. 18th says, on
Last Thursday night, shout half past 10 q.
cloef, Boise City was visited by one of those
destructive hres which constitute . portion
of the history .of all newly settled countries
We learn from the Staeensas that II broke
out In Lamkins building on Main Street,
which was occupied A. a post o1ilce and
bookstore, and Ia short time al the wood.
el'buildings on that side Of Main street be-
tween seventh and eighth streets were burn
ed to the ground: The: brick building
knowv as ssephensons store stopped theAfe
linthe direction II seventh street, aud .he1
dre proof ttuildings of Woolfstein 4, Co..,
a4d 6. s. Miller 4 Co, prevented Il from
reaching IL Overland Hotel across eighth
street. There being no wind at the time,
III. .;';-~.'. $780, - L., ,oss. "a c.
timated By the 6atSsass~, Is In tho neigh
borl,ooa of e7o, o,ooo Buildings are alrSSdy
being erected in the burnt district, one or
two being nearly completed, ana the people
are svincing the same energy in rebuilding
that portion of the city ~ was shown blythe
resideAts ;of Idaho City on the occasion Of
similar bat more severe visitationA i .~|