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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-02

We cannot see how the residents
of our neighboring historical /"
city of Vicksburs, can object To
the sending of U. 8. trooDs to their
midst. The troops will come to see
the laws enforced, aud that is just
what all good citizens desire. If
the local and State authorities are
insufficient to carry out the laws
al d protect the rights Of the citi
zen, then it is the first principle of
the Nation to interpose between
lawlessness and helpless justice.
If the Warren county officials de-
serve TO be depOsed, let them be
Ousted even at the poi0t of the bay
Onet; but if they can honestly quail
ify before the law for the posi- ions
to which they lave beeu elected.
let them be maintained i'm their
rights of Office, by the sane means
if necessary.
Ibis. at least, seems fair to us.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-02
The Rush to KaEsas and COLORADO.

The indications are that The rush to Kan
sas and Colorado will be greater than ever
in 1874. The shortest way to reach the far
West Is through st. Louis, the great Missh-
slppi Valley City, of over 100000 inhalG
fants, and thence west over the St. Lous
Kansas City and Northern Short Line, Which
reaches all the great land grants in the
West, and runs SIX fast express trains, two
more than any other road between the Mis-
sissippi and Missouri rivers. This road, in
the last two years, has expended over two
million dollars, besides earnings in extraor-
binary improvements of roadway, in relay
ing its line with the best quality of new
steel and iron rails, on broad new ties and
in passenger equipment, having substituted
for ordinary cars new reclining chair coach
es with every appliance for comfort and
safety, being elegantly fitted with dressin q
rooms, with toilet convenieIces for ladies
and gentlemen and families travelling with
children, free of any extra charge ANY
ticket agent selling through tickets to the
West will furnish tickets by this excellent
route through st. Louis over the ST. Louis
Kansas City and Northern Short Line, the
best and shortest to Kansas Colorado Ne
braska, California, and the Great West-it
being the only line running through cars
between st. Louis and Omaha. For man
and circulars and time -tables, address either
F. A. Palmer, indianapolis, Ind, or L. b.
Groat, st. Louis, either of whom " ill furnish
any information desired.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-02
The Vicksburg Herald OF the 3Ist

Lie SIckSOurS dcTQt0 OF tue o1St
says:
"The Congressional Committee
of Investigation, consisting OF
Messrs. Conger, of Michigan, Hurl,
but, of Illinois, Williams, Of Iowa,
Speer, of Pennsylvania, aud O'Brien,
of Maryland, reached this city on
the morning train yesterday. These
gentlemen were met at the depot by
Hon. j. w. NJ. Barris, Capt. E. S.
Butts and Col. VIM. III. McCardle,
wh., escorted them to their quar-
tiers. We express the opinion ell
teri aimed by all who have been
brought in contact with the COM
mittee, that Mr.. Speaker Blaine has
sent US FIVE very courteous and
agreeable gentlemen to investigate
the yebelliOus, disol,ierly and in
surrectiOnary citizens Of Vicks-
bur g."
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-02

We publish elsewhere the pIrtlc
MARS of the recent unfortunate az
FRAY bel ween Messrs. WarmOth and
Byerly, in New Orleans. That By
erly was tue assailant, and that
WarmOth acted purely in self de-
fence from a serious physical attack,
cannot be denied. And. consider
ing the fact that Warmoth was to
meet Col. Jewell, Byerly's friend,
iu few hours, in a full arranged
affair of tonOr, We can find no ex
cuse for bis hasty aud serious as
saulS, in which he was the great
sufferer. His death is Iamented by
many who knew and loved him in
the Crescent city.
Coroner DeBIanc made an aflida
Wit against WarmOth, Wednesday
last, charging him with murder.
The case was tiled before Judge
Staes.- Several witnesses were eX
amined aud their testimony did not
vary materially from Warmoth's ac-
count OF tie affair After heariE g
the evidence, Judge Staes decided
the charge of murder was not plOv
EN-, aud WarmOil was discharged.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-02
&c KS
GUTDF;
FdeR 1925.

PUBLISHED observation-disclosures Num-
Der just issued, and contains over 100 pages,
900 engraving, descriptions of more than
500 of our best Flowers and Vegetables,
with directions for culture, colorod plate,
etc.-The most useful and elegant work of
the kind in the world. Only % cents for
the year. Published in English and Ger
man, Address, JAMES WICK,
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-02
MOTTO

4 LII PARTIES who have cut
IN aud taken lumber from the
Walker place. at jacksonville, are
notified TO call on me, without fur
tber notice and make settlement. or
f, aey will be dealt with accoI ding to
law, aud at once.
L. G. BOSWOE"u. A gent.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-02
CLOTHING.

SADDLE -, ETC.,
lower than heretofore known in this nnr-
ket. Al transactions CASH from this
date. Sept. 10, IS74-f
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-02

The Prot says State Certificates
are wotth uinsty-n,ne cents on the
dollar. Mo- mach speculation il
that figure.
, 1875-07-11
CLARK STREET.

SURVEY CT THE DISTRICT BURNT OVER
should properly begin at Clark street, and follow
az nearly as possible the course pursued by the
conRagration. On Clark street, at point near
" midway between Taylor and Twelfth streets,
it this direction is followed, commences the
devastated territory. A low, two-stoty frame
bnilding n No. $50 marks the extreme south
western limit Of the fire, it's scorched roof and
charred sides still bearing witness OF the hamea.
It was almost directly in the rear Of this stpuo-
ture that the conaagration broke out. It will
be recollected that it started in the dwelling OF
Polish IsraeIite living on Fourth aveuue. and
rapidly assumed dangerous proportions by CON-
municatine with m oil factory juet IN the rear.
The direction OF the wind urged the flames TO
the northeast, but 40 intense was the heat from
the burning oil, and 30 biahly imHapmsble
WAS the surrounding material. that the fire
worked back in the opposite direction, and st
very ea1ly stage made lts appearance on Clark
street. T;,s course OF the wind, however,, rem
dared it easy to check it's march On that thor
oughfRra, Notwithstanding the combustiole char-
aeter Of the buildings. Hence Clark street was
but slightly injured, and presents bnt Little
change IN appearance.
AboCT THRTT HOUSES WE'RE DESTROYED,
and With but few exceptions they have been re-
stored. They occupied the east side OF the
street, the IRE not 1t Any time crossing to the
, 1875-07-11
uQ1 LITTLE DOM


Tho main thoroughfares hare absorbed 80
mich attention that the cross streets have been
almost entirelv neglected. Scarcely III effort
,,as been made to rebuild than, aud ou uono OF
then, is there hardly anything worthy of vote
Tn-tor street, except as the functions OF tho
etrse:s r1,nrtug north and south, bus Eot been
touched by the rebuilders. and 1t ia still st1owed
~, hn.h sttes with tho rums left by tbs uamea-
POLE STREET.
:. n thu ssue condl:ipa. It is rrobabl; an u1-
rnI-ed question as to what had lest be done
with these a:rsesa. They 1c.e fornerl; !inel
with tho wretcaed hovels OF the mobt INDECENT
and vicious casses, The FIRE bas completely
altered tho character OF the neighboSLood but
whether they can bs best used for anal! retail
brsiuceBas or Tor cheap tenements has 10: tsen
detetmiued.
HARRISON STREET
haa been untouched save in the erection Of +
thfee-atory Ed ba4enent back dwelling -touse
between State :tsret and Wabash aveuae-
Scth,ng has bceh done on Hubbard OF Peck
courts. There seems disposition 10 restore
Congress street, aud dtl it up east from S:Ate
With residences Of a respectable STYLE Several
throe-Btory marble-front dwellings, hA;e bean
erected, and atchi..cts are preparing plAns far
othefa.
, 1875-07-11


other side, and were OF the dirty, cheap, dilapi-
dated character OF those to be seen
either above OF below the territory now
occupied by their moro respectable and pre-
tentious successors. They we're tenanted
largely By prostitutes and 1um-sellers. The fire
naa not reaeemeo II from tnesa esiis. line PROS
titutes and hquor-dspensors have returned to
the ne" quarters, and possess extended fac!li-
ties Tor the'r vocaaons' Probably that portion OF
Clark street Will always oe occupied BY these
classes. AMI ire, while IT would undoubtedly
result 10 ootter olass OF ou14o1neS, can never
lead to its moral putltcatlon. lnasmuch as the
cohnagfat,on hss sreauy improved az " tne
streets which !: mas devastated. IL Is mls1or.
1une tnas IL o1o no1 aaso '@hs 'aa el@tA soeo'
rookenes.
.-. IT DID COOP WORK
III consuming pulloanes u me nost 5qu&Aa ano
wretched description;
large portion or ne pu1nea o,st1c: 1oto ;s 10
oao reputation loF its oulsaInss As ~ ~ .o1 1ss
morals, and the TIRE 1acntatea an 1mpr9seme5t
T.ch Woao nav9 neeG Long asaysu ep
Inc snanEea enst sstlA encu41oe. calA 81"
, 1875-07-11

the street had some claims to note as 9
boarding-house quarter OF not low degree OF
responsibility. It had largely lost this Eeputa:
tion. however, at the time OF the TIRE, and IN .
large measure it had been given up to the coiored
population. In the fire it sufered to about the
same extent as did Fourth avenue. It was not
attacked 80 far south, as the high wind from the
southwest caused the flames to make detouz IN
q northeasterIy direction. But the same cause
urged them further down it to the northward:
Hence, whereas the fire left Fourth avenue at
Harrison street, il pursued its wAv along Third
avenue some distance north Of that thorough
fare.
Third avenue has not been very fortunate in
IrB hsBC1LpE6.
Building operations here have progressed very
slowly, and great share OF tbs ruins that marx
the course Of the confagr&tion are st1ll un-
disturbed. The few buildings, however. which
have been erected are Of \ good class. eulte q
number of them are th1ee"story dwelling houses
with English Easements, from which it would
seem that there is \ tendency to restore taa
street to residence quarter.
The rebuilding cxn be briefly described in its
character and a1tent. The lire, here started at
not great NAY north Of Twelfth street. From
there to the corner OF Taylor streot no buildings
have replaced those destroyed. At the junction
Of the ayonua with that street there il q litslo
cluster OF two-stoIy brick dwellings, four in
number, the cost Of which Is about el2, ,010.
Between Taylor .nd Polk streets, on the west
side Of the avenue, there have been erected five
tao-story and basement brick dwellings, Totth
probably about &c, 900. The rest Of the burned
district on this aide OF the street has not been
rebuilt. 49,.
on THE EAST SIDE
considerable open territory interSenss between
tle point where the ire began to the tirss new
buildings. Beginning as No. 20l and extending
to No. ISL inclusive thera are five very substan-
t1sl two-story and English basement brick resi-
dences, erected at q cost of &l2.o00 They ate
separated BY vacant lot between EACH
From No. Isl to l73-Facans lots
Nos. 1863, ILL., aud l73-Flns three~e:ory bricks
cost, $40 900.
From No. l69 to 157-Vacapt lots.
No. 157-Iwo-story marble trout cost 81 Co.,
From l57 TO l47-Yacant lots.
Noz. l45 and l47-Th1ee-sto1y and basement
bricks; cost Sl5, 600.
From No. 145 TO 117-Vacant lots.
Nos. 1l5 to 117-Tuo-Btory aud basement
bricks; cost 5000.
At the corner of this avenue and Harrison
street The Jones Sohool has been restored. The
building IL fine fou1-story brick. much after
the same style 81 the old one. and cost $50, 000
On The northeast Gomez OF the same streest
preparations are making for the rebuilding of
three buildings taere destroyed
, 1875-07-11

This street, before the ire year ago, uAde
considerably greater preteusione to architectural
d!gnlt; than Fourth avenue or Clark street:
goud raanyof its buildings vera Of an inferior
order; but there we're not 'nfteaaentl5 among
them othe1s quite respectable in appsaEance'
and commodious. A number Of JeatB ago
, 1875-07-11


1t IL on this thorou8nlafe shAt the most Tap1a
strides IN Reconstruction have been made. From
on3 tn and ~ tbe burnt district tne work Of re-
h.;,5;o, n. h..n .,o,o ro,u.rd v;th tbA oraateat
o1A1~ -A ~ e~o - -, :.
nctiF1sy almost IRON tne monea1 1nas ene neasea
I debris wss cool enough to remove. Ina autumn
| months succeeding tho July OF the fire saE
building operations veil under way, and the
| s;..a. ->o+ ..as;.s,+ ~ et,n +,er
seYele Mlusei os i,at s.r,4Tr tnav -rsra
atoEeheT- parns .ne lass sps;hH :i 10y .ney "er" el
ha;"r e.. NV haconsa thsra - lrft
III .ssu,s ~ 80 l.s,o oo ~ ~ Ths .traat eatha
80 ns.o ~ ~ ~ aas,,a5 ,s
1eeott " so's ,oo1 ~ ~" -: :. 49, 49, - IL.
compae1 afpeaLance, apa noa ~. Geen i2r sIe
lapto!sy ~ 1a1i ;ta +r.natar.n..n3
after the g1eas nre or 1on lts 9.d Iansa9.aaaon a
YOU'D oe somesn.ps ~ e1elto ~ nr aons
aer p lat is haa hor.
ana consequently tno namoer ano e9e + ga.uo t ot
1ts ne" ou!loss uuIn ~ eAs7eo ~ sa10o ~
vi Inc otnet oesA'1asea eaee.e con1nieu. 70
prominence aa csn'ta nse u tta'S,; th;s 4ha ~
value 1s onT1n'eo aa r4osrs snrE !eo co',, ntt
RESTORATION. !ne p.opsrs ~.
anafq 70 1e.aln sa,.a,5 ~ f,,,,s
their hands taere %as Gooa oetnant aof g- t1;s
ln6s Ia esels ~ 'Iu --aad snas51 1ecnn.
street. ana eselytutus ulseo spsoay 1Jso.4, -
sfrucslon. inose VINO "eis 10y y, a-pau ~
oesin reoulsuali6 ~ oce, ~ ea
"on1d 1et.@a ~ t1o os1eos ne ' - - - s
accommodations lor ~ satod =, Nv tuS
rentals. ano Tue mo1e ..nla one7 p1oN''a ~ 'ue"
e1an'pi7' - u souasle 1son,.r7ox
OF me stlees nas psen t,raa ~ ~
easo spss1t sne psopes ;n,,,,n.;aes +ha c,,.r
to good account n7 greatly @ improving .ne s
ac.ee y. anG.. ~. nHs.+;on wh;ch innr tna
before had been plessoA somewhat y interested
owners o. ota.e a.sees .o1,. th,a e. ot
sttees. 1n7 ,t,,s spa1I .xrn,7rons chanoa ssn1i
noer1s + has "i1u f1a;. v,n R,ren to 9Tsfth IL
, 1875-07-11

Ia l,e glanced a. is Foursl, avenue It was reaIly
Tho 6rst ma :att.cse1 BIZ the fro. It was here
tuo 1tst oNe -. A.. H.,.oa
that the miserable no'ei N "meu 1'e nanes
the,strensth tho to carry forward their widespread
destruction. They made extensive havoc on this
tho1ouohfxra. and licked up tho fragile tindo1~
.noloa32ul1 ~ :. - i,.es -~;9h fr;ahtf,1
boxes with "hlch II, WAS nneu WIN 'llss'..uI w.,
rapldaty' 1ney s"ept a'ons .osi slu:e - 'uo
street, consuming about fifty buildings On
the west side, and a much larger number on
the other. At No. 1888 Oh Tho west SIDE Of the
HaTriscn street the Old tenennents remained,
"tnle 'ne se eese wa eoieseg az FEE
hoth =, ,nster;.3 md r,,raI aspects is well
Rnown to n" aod rha - mratced strnctures
sn,,;n;r~ kt;ll ta} If t}a ot1,ar. It vas no1ori-
e~' t,,a,on.hfsra orcuoied almost to .ha
errjn.ion nj oth,r clazses. by proaa1tutes. Prob
sbIy tie ma;o,ity Of its buildings Destroyed
We1e houses .. ~ nncn r sn' raIa r!Sees ,s-
.u."a TIa hnid dngs ,.nor devoted 10 this use
Taro occnniel bv nerroes ana impover-
;sned hnli:staryed foreicnars. With the
e.r,,atm1e sn1u4, oscunied by prostitutes Of tho
mo1e iasmonsoe olass c'e, ne pnpah.st;l, n e1, @
anu s.ah.h;tsh,a fnr ang otI,er nsono than those
s1an ta,.an.aJ +hsm ria siraet vas unpaycd.
hadIr sawered reeRed with filth and noxious
oau!s s.'"s..u. aea a:s..sad With cr;me md nv
ot, asrs,11e spo H. Trs dersined t, remain IN
I,.a l,se.t .n3 m thonrht W. entcrtaioed
" ;rnnrosn" IT. u ia probable that it would
bara =. a1sars nreseryed its od1ous reputation its
uase a"a, t,,sffneea iaa # not heen tor tho
i9'.. orsnt turns ont in it's effects upon
th;. ,,1aat ~ h.va f,een :: .-.:-.'.~
Vile e''oo' - anrsrsyT1.r, r1Ess1ya.
,sro. sh,rs of it has apparently been re-
a.an,aa nd It vill moi be lonc before it will as-
IT, ~ .-nasrsnca nj fai, business street.
Tn t,,nes .'n that redncad its buildings to ashes
ans,atnd ~ = va}nabla purifier, They drove out
~ Isos4;t,tas and the chanred ch,racsar OF
..e .e r,S,n has not rermi:tad them to return.
Nsar1v iii the most notorious oues have found
o,1 tn.rters fartner down the street, AMI tho
aee. Id At last from near Twelfth to Har-
ea.s e;a", 49, strsat r,n ha =.
11'o.4 0'A. nssn nm p17H1sEsE PURPOSES,
.,dit r. beinr anita RAPIDLY turned to such IN
sI,na,,,t Too3iv nun,ber Of substantial, brick
h";i5,,,,a hsye nean erected during the year, the
r,rat ~ vh;c;, arc used for stores.
ssaa' "n asen,,e few yac2u. lots intervene
,,aTu = NV bui}Jinoa are reacEud but afterwards
they occur Frequently.
Nos, ,262 aad 264 ara rebuilt IN e9oa st51e, WIN
, 1875-07-11
TEE ZEE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CON-
PkNY 0F TEE ], s, OF 1.

The Company has, during the last nix
months, increased its assets 52o7,leo.8 F.;
has pa1d to representatives Of deceased poll,
cyhoIders I'll, ,694 90, and for surrendered
policies $108. .99l.S3.
It now has securely invested 50, ?87, ,3sB; ;25,
while Its total liabilities are only $685.
530. 10, showing that it has $la3 Of assets
for every 500 Of liabilities.
The loans secured bv first mort4ege on real
Iosns, are $3,29l, ,673--an amount considera-
E1y in excess Of its total poi1cy liability.
i careful examination of the asseta and
liabilities, the character OF the assets, the
plans and the ratcs, will give conclusive evi-
dence that the N atiorsl Life Insurance Com
pany Of the United States OF America fur
n1shes as re.iable, as complete, and as cheap
l1aurance as any other Company in the
world,
, 1875-07-11

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BI1SRED INSTITUTION
eats.< sass9ay and tEe.s: ~ # IN INSANE Il
h2sSstent and bu1let1xs for patirnts With NERVOUS
l. ~ tsAOEhs znd Tor EBKlATt1o and tho%e atde.ed
Geees1ve uas u 9ptarn and 9ther narcotics. For
aa aaddssAa- WIZ: l. PkCk, III. D.. srp'1,
Co2aGa Ail, Hamilton County. Ohla
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-20

CELED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- Al the office ri the County Auditor. ia
idaho City up II 10 o'clock A NJ Of Julr
9Th al the meeting Of the board Of Count,r
Commissioners of the July term. at which
sealed proposals will IL opened br the
Board for the construction II GOOD and
substantial bridge, on the Upper Payetse
river. in the place Of the old bridge SPEC
ificaiions. viz: 4 bridge two hundred and
fffy feet long. more Or less, and twelve
feet wide, with one pier in the center and
four bcni&. and about two feet higher than
he present bridge. three strinyers 12x12
and ninety feet long. 10 span the main
s'ream- The other ssringers 1axI2 and fifty
Get long, braces I3xl4 and 10 match the
sransers, with iron bolts, and flooring
hree inches thick: also a good and sub |
asniiaa railing on each Size of tie bridge |
rEn bank 10 bank
JAMES MORIARTf,
E--cfEcio Clerk 3D. Co Con-.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-20

lDF WHITE or 4 Dnc1ErAL oRDKR q
4 u - 9ned ct Il IL District Court q -
IdnAp Nwzisory. upua Judgment md decree reo-
dsrst = s.id Ooars IN sEvur q plaintiff IN the -
of G. y. czsns aeaanst john J. 1honpkins for ~
sN II $iks7s and ss-oo Don1rs;
: Issx. .nd oosss q suit taxed II So. vhich
said order 8 duly ss3estod June 12th. A. D. 1875.
have levaod upon I'll tAe rEhA title and interest
which the saia John ]. 1smpkins had on August
( ls-a a. fhas he has since acquired Of. IN and to
following reAl estate and mining property lying
and being sirusse IN the County Of Boise n Idaho
Territory, VIZ Al those certain wstsf oifcota.
waser reht& and that certain mining ground bound
Cd and described ~ follows. towIt: That certain
water ditch known - the L&nbing ditch. and the
wsfer right connected therewith said ditch 10 sifu-
sicd On the north sade OF Mores creek. taxing Va
;r oc; Of said Eorts creek about four niles eass o.
idaho CITY and conveying said wsie- 20 Idaho City
Alao thx. Certain water ditch known a tbs Mooney
ditch and the water right connected herewith SAID
ditch sirussed on the north side Of Gores creek
taking water out al said Mores creek about three
and one-hAn miles east O! Idaho City. and convey
ing sand Idaho City also the ~sie. right 10
the waters nf Hoo Doc Gnicn. and AL the bitches |
tne ~aeEs ~ G&aa boo Doc GulcA - the |
ocaey bascA aASve 1sscrahe6; aieoA1 lns; certain
mining ground described 70 followA. tp-wii: CON-
mencane =; pom, On Nores creek near the ss~
mil q. Fox Aorren- running thence Ii norfhes-
Y direction line ffsy Zee; more q less east Of
r landings dwelling house 80 the mining claim
orrnerly owned by Willian Wallace: thence II -
.aste-ly direction 10 the top Of KAS; Ell. thence
dong the sUmna; Of E&s; Hill 70 ,ae iannel where
be Christie Ditch runs ;arensh East Hill: thence
l so1Ine-ly direciaon 30 tie LAIEtans Ditch
hrucs IL e&s.e-sy e.rrctic. Along said Landing
,licA u gUlcA known r. Ladies Crerace Unlct: /.
hence II 8 son;hs-sy direction down sAld Ladies
s-evlce GIlcn 10 More . c:~ek: thence down the
o.Sf saot Of NJ ores creek IL westerly direction |
TIE ssace q. beginning Also. al the fumes. res
-ru--s ilssss hose, mining tools And r4eEnerss
every KIND an asscrarlo. rsec u And upoa and
onli sAl1 water clichtA And mining ground by
A-lt--1s Ta1l,k1aA. former owners q. Lie same,
i-e-Le- With A. and A-cgE.k, ile irne.aer.A here
iA-a-nsA and A.sY1-'eLAoces 10 sad wafer Sltctes
D. 1-1L-rs- --ogD1 belonging IL Any wise A;,;%.
- -. taoae lo.aos - hereby gwen iAAs
Iss~>day. the 18th day OF July. 1873,
rw~%>- Geek ulxz. 81 sci u fra, Of the | :
art ou>e aoJr. Idaho Alrs. 4+a2se ro-.;v.
f+se a>osr-.rscr2t>-4 properly sa~-ce-s toe
ltes a4l-r-. 4o- .ys4g, sztasss Jag e. -
= @---l. s->-e. Q.
saGI sTEvAE-
-cAao C--L June =. So
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-20

rr1fxseu4 O.. 10 saass 1Esp>k IA.
:. ..fk Row. New fork, and 7ol cAssesss Sr-r~e
.'e'P1aA are our Aesnss for prscszsas aavsru.,
sn,no-s TOT me InAao woaID IN The shove csss<a -.
rates. ssAA'& - o3f AcWea
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-20
cEyTERvILLE BUSINESS Directory

q " Crafts. dealer general merchandise
Mrils. Fargo & Co.'S Express efhce-C
K. Crztis. Agent
Jerome Beardsl~y. fruit. cigars and beer.
Jerome B~ardsley. blacksmith shop.
C. c. Mef~rt, hotel.
Hardin & DAILY. butcher shcr.
s DenPsey. livery stable
.I"- Br.usau, boo. and shee maker.
Fred H."aein. cahine; shop.
G-"rc~ Cartwright. hss and feed s.nre.
P"s'"shc~. P. }. M"ore. postmaster.
Louis P~rre restaurant
CHANNEL & Church. saw mill.
Il F. ChsnrelI & Co. ditch.
s & Gnldfrap. ditch
Hung Wa Chung. Chinese store.
s. Lung ca. Chinese store
Clue kee Co. Chinese store.
Gbue k~ Co. butcher shop.
Ja,cf"r Chung. Chinese drug store.
r. Harmon. doctar.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-20
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Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-20
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