Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-04

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$3.50 = the county-so though aoa =. :
successful operation wosd = 2 1 r1;,, mill
oort.nce 70 tile ceu,ty' re s 60. .... -, !.
never .tops. and al~sys - 81 $50, !. d
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;.e houses, kept by Mr.. John Fos'e' -. -. 80
r., Rsllscl.. are well and neatly kept Inc o'u
era we know nothing about. The s'o1e :. .sr !
hv Hon. R. G. Allen. and looks 70 0s'o "
a very good and well-selscted stock o. e's s.
~. .,nf.ctoner,s shop is kept BY Nj. JoO'
p , at the saloons by Mr.. George Bake MI
lame. Combs, Mr.. Frank Gavird. three anu
~. other unknown. One Of the livery stables
r, Mr. H. H. Hawkins; the other BY . sen''e'
-. whose name we have forgotten.
Leaving ouartzburg We brought up ssA' ..
Granite Creek. Here there are TWO ~" a"'
ro,u,ar stores, owned by Mr.. Alex. Dan'.'n
and Mr.. Con Healy; two ssloons-one .!
Mr.. Philip Rant. and the other BY M N',''
one clearinghouse, oy MI.
Peter Connaughton. and livery a"o 'ee'
stable. by Mr.. John Leary. Like "a great many
other mining towns, Granite Creek has avn"
died away from being respec'ao!e'''1e'
village to its present proportions; o"' KS pe''
H.. A.. "a kind hearted and generous AS IN the
DAYS Of its prosperity wm'e M "''".
Creek We met nearly all Of our did acq"a'"
tancrs at that place. who are SIN lheret III"
all we'll and enjoying life. but Mr.. John Lears'
wbo i. but slowly recovering from the iinger'
ing effects Of a very severe attack OF p"eun"'
81. with which. Ms our readers are awarr' he
was pros,rated during the winter. Mr. Learys
,,,r,rance 10 one Of painful palor and etnacia'
,iou, bu, care and the atmosphere 81 palm!
.,r,,, now upon us, will doubtless restore 10
him bis won,rd vigorous health. Few men 10
the county enjoy larger portion OF pa'l'c
.s,..m or have more generally Its good
wishes than Johnny Leary. and the news "'
hi. complete recovery would be received Win
welcome everywhere.
Having completed our calls at Granite
Creek. We bc,ook ourself io Placcrville, reach
inc there n little before dark. Placrrsille has
now been thoroughly rebuilt. and looks larger
and much better than il did before the IRE
bu, the citizens say it is not yet quite 81 large.
There are here two stores. drug store. three
hotels. two meat markets. three saloons. one
blacksmith shop onr brewery. "nr 'red ana
livery stable. on- tin shop, one b""' and 'h'~
sh,p, several carpenter shops. physicians OF
fee. and a Good Templar Hall The tao
stores are owned respectively by J. K v
Witt. and M~ssrs Wcilrr 4 Smith. aud are
neat. iIJy, and we'll stocked. crediiable alike
to the proprie,ors and thu place. The hotels
ar. ou ned BY James W. Dawson. Esq. and
by Mrs. Buckley and Mrs. S,eakir. and are oil
said In be- good houses. The Inirrnats~nal
KEEP; BY Mr James " Dawson. ~ac~ls. No
house in the northern country enjoys OF DE-
serve, better reputation. and both ih- host
and hns,rss are justly ranked am"ns ons mos'
-.,;mabi- cI,Ir-ns. Th. drug s,ore BY Mcasrs
Smith & My-r. has lately b~~u rrh,i-d. tbs
stock r. arranged aud the room enlarged. and
II 10 naw one of thu ha nd.orness establishment,
in the county. from which we are inclined Il
think its worthy pr"prs.t"rs ar" prosp-rne
The -ol"ons By Iam-s Mckay. Dan D"navan
and Chris. Anderson. are large. -l~eantl,
fitted up. and give evidence IL thrift THEFT
old antagonist. the Good Trmplars. ia,
"yokcd" them lately. and the fight 10 said I,
rag. with all the icrcrness ri n Balaklava u,
q Waterl~. Which shall be the victor canno
be- decided asyet The friends "f the old &,
rant Alcohol shout word. OF encouragement
into his ears; while Lb~rty's children. witt
equal eaxrrness, cheer their favori.e in tn
combat. The tin shop is owned and run b,
Mr.. John Merrill. WIN, IN additi"n to bein
the best workman 10 the Basin. has on han,
"ne Of the incest little stocks Of TIN ware IN b
found. and is constantly manufacturing more
Mr.. Merrill intends to greatly increase hi
stock as s""n a. spring opens. and add to
farming implements. hardware. etc; and theu
We think. inasnuch a. there 10 no other Il
sh"p in the Basin. he will do go..d bushes,
Mr.. n. Catacart, formerly Of CentrcviIl-. run
the b"'t and shoe shop. Mr.. c. 10 not mi
one Of tho best men and citizens. hut mai =