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'WkU»VBOM t'S HA* OONCKRN: The un
r dertianed/ » cituen of' the United Sûtes,
whese nostoffice Address U Idaho City, Boisé *eouu
■ i^atia' Territory, fvsviiMF located u4 improved,
U 8. Land Office, in Buisq City. Idaho Territory,
the south-east quarter of the sooth-west quarter
• and «hirséeth-west quarter of the soudi-east quar
ter of section No. 13; and the north-west quarter oi
the north-east quarter, and the north-east quarter
of the north-west qu-rter of section No. 24. in town
ship No. six (6) north of range No. five (5) east, of
the Boise Meridian, as agricultural lands. And
whereas, said lauds h an beeh'returned hy the Sur
vayor General of Idaho Territory as mineral lauf
Mow, therefore, this is to notify all persons that
ufon the 14th day of August A. D. 1Ä5 at the
office of the Clerk of the District Court of the Secobd
Jridida! District, at Idaho City, Boise county, I. T-,
m thwo u'ckrtk. Pm M- testimony will be taken be
don! bald Clerk "o*the District Court as to the min
eral or non-mineral Character of said lands, as re
• auired by law. _
4 O. A. DUQUETTE.
-Idaho City, Inly 7th, 1876. jqsft r
. Notice to Creditors.
Estate of Alfred D. Sauniers, deceased.
' MOTION 18 HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNDER
P| signed. 'Administratrix and Administrator of
' the above-named estate, to the creditors of ami all
persons having claims against said deceased, to ex
hibit the same, with the necessary vouchers, withiu
ten months from the Aral publication of this notice,
to the undersigned, at the office of J »na* \t. brown,
in Idaho City, Boise county, Idaho Territory.
* MARGARET SAUN DERS.
Administratrix.
JONAS W. BRdWN,
' Administrator.
Idaho City, June 5th, 1875. 8w
TSI.XN'KS of all kinds fok
If sale at this affice.
IDAHO CITY BUSINESS DIBECTORY.
C- S. Kingsley, general merchandise. Main Street.
G. W. Crafts, general merchandise, Main street.
Thomas Barry, general merchandise, Commer
• dal street.
Lauer k Swinn, general merchandise, Main
"street.
g, ipiirr Tin and hardware. Mais street
*D. lL*Klinmel, watches aud jewelry. Matiydrest.
J. B. Emery, geaeral merchandise. Main street.
Ed- Fuluier, general merchandise, main street.
dObbrgeHnnigan. hotel. Main street
W. Payne. carpenter. Main street.
John Runyan, pamter, corner Commercial and
'Wall afreets. _ „ ,
Dr. SJheffer, physician and stlrgeon, Wallula
street . . ,
Dr. H. Zipf, physician and drugstore, Main street
Rowe k McDevitt, meat market. Main street
A. Strauss, commission and storage business,
Main street
John Garrecbt, meat market Main street
H. Hang, brewery. Main street
C. W. Moore & Co., First National Bank, Main
'street.
John Good, Tonsorial artist, Main street
a C. Silsby. books and stationery, Montgomery
' street.
M. G Luftey, hotel. Lana House, corner Mont
gomery and Commercial streets.
W. W. Black, livery and feed stable. Main street.
Wolff k Miller, soda factory, Wall street.
Tincher 4 Holland, saloon, Main street
Malt Zapp, saloon, Hatu street
McClintock k Stewart feed and livery stable.
Montgomery street.
Martin Mellennovich, restanrant.Wall street.
William Mautz, boot and shoe «hop. Main street.
Hay & Cowan, blacksmiths. Main street
John Harley, blacksmith, Main street
Henry Freidenger, bakery and fruit s'ore. Main
street.
Dolionx, grocery and liquor store, Montgomery
street
Chas. Mautz. boot and shoe shop, Main street.
Heman Jones, wagon maker. Main street.
Joslah Cave, blacksmith. Main street.
Thomas Dixon, tailor. Maiustreet
Stuck Eli. carpenters. Main street.
Lester k Furgusou, carpenters, Montgomery
street
Dr. B. Simpson, physiciau and dentist, Commer
<olal street.
John Brodbeck, fruit and cigar store. Main street,
B. F. Ledge. watchmaker, Mam street.
Georg* Bennett, upholsterer. Montgomery street.
There is a saw milt just outside of town o*n*-d by
orrill, ornpkius k West, and another two miles
Iron» t uwn owned by Willis A Driscoll. The latter
< o, ha* * l umber yard on Main street; the former at
-eirm* 11 - The school house and Good Templar
Hall are *Uo on Main street, and one or two (Jhiuese
stores. There is a Methodist Church on Wall street.
BOISE CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Wm. B. Morris—Agent Northwehlorn Stage Coni
pany; also. W. F. k Co.'s Agent.
W. C. Tatro—Proprietor Rocky Bar : tage Line.
Wm H. Nve—Drug Store
F. It Coffin k < o.—Stove*, Tin and Hardware.
C. W. Moore—First National Bank of Idaho.
P. J Pefly—Harne**, Saddle and Leather Depot.
1 T. Logan—Dry Goods, Groceries and Clothing.
R. B. Reed k Co.—Dry Goods, Grocenos, and
(Nothing, Wines and Liquors.
D. Falk A Co.—Dry Goods, Groceries, and Cloth
ffiz.
L Sohwabacher ft Co.—Dry Goods, Groceries, and
Clothing.
P. Sonna— Groceries, Hardware, Iron and 8 eel.
C. Jacob*—Flouring Mill and Didiilery.
fiilderbeck k, Schnabel—Groceries, etc.
, C- Jacob*—Dealer in Flour, Bacon and Whisky.
8. Spiegel—Variety Store.
t D. Levy— Groceries.
„ p. Çolien —Groceries.
Mrs. P. Cohen—^Variety Store.
J. B. Broatlbent—Jewelry, Clocks and Watches.
* J. Brnmm—Jewelry, Watches and Clocks.
^ P. Humphry—Jewelry, Clocks, and Watches.
Janies A. Pinaey—Bool; and Variety Store.
Wm. Bayhouse—Boot and Shoe Store.
J. Pollard—Boot aud Shoe Maker.
1. Stool s—Bo*>t aud Shoe Maker.
f T
A B. Mouaou—Furniture Store and Cabinet Ma
%CT.
A. Hagar—Furniture Store.
Mrs. Chas. Ostuer— Millinery Store ami -Dress
Maker.
lira. Isiac»—Millinery Store and Dresa Maker.
* Mrs. Winebeitner—Dress Maker.
' J. Slocum—Dealer in Hay and Grain,
r J. Case—Produce Store and Dealer iu G rain.
|as. U. Twogbod—Depot Agricultural Itnpleuiento
yutd Agent Florence Sewing Machine.
2. B. Curry—Photographic Artist * 4 ' '
R. E. Howtett—Assortment too«.
F. Dangel—Bakery.
D. Levy—Bakery.
G. W. Ge8s & Co.—Meat Market.
Wm. R. James—Meat Market.
J. A. Bennett & Co.—Meat Market.
Capt. J. W. Griffin—Overland HoteL
Bush <h Young—Central HoteL
A. P. Turner—Turner House—hoteL
J. H. Gordon—Capital Restaurant.
J. Sheffer—Confectionery and Chop House.
Agnew k Race—Livery Stables and Feed CorraL
C. Howell—Livery Stable and Feed Corral.
Chas. Nelson—Livery Stable and Feed Corral.
W. Morse—Corral and Feed Stable.
C. Hunt—Coital mud Feed Suhle.
A. Rosti—Lumber Yard.
B. E. Howlet*—Lumber Yard,
Barrett 'Williams—Lumber Yard.
A. J. Marston—Carriage, Wagon, Blacksmith and
Gunsmith Shops.
J. H. Jacksou—Blacksmith Shop.
H. Thompson—Blacksmith Shop.
Baldwin & Hemphill—Blacksmith Shop.
G W Stilts—Blacksmith Shop.
J. Woods—Blacksmith Shop
T. G. Maupiu
Shops.
Foreman N. W. S. Co.'s Machine
N. W. . Co.'s Carriag
W. C. Carltou—Foreman
Shops.
& De lA>rd—Small Grocer.
O. t obbin« —Wood Yard.
Fein Bros.—Wood Yard.
M. Milleiuan—Wood Yard.
Ben. Anderson—Carpenter Shop.
M. Byrd —Carpenter Shop.
F. Oorbc.s—Carpenter Shop.
George KUis—Carpenter Shop.
George Euglehart— Carpenter Shop.
T. Landit—Carpenter Shop.
H. Authony—Carpenter Shop.
Capt. Allen— t arpenter Shop.
Fred. Beckhart—Carpenter. Sevtralothers.uair.es
not known.
Bayhouse A McHenry—Shaving Saloon and Bath
House.
(There is also a Barber Shop in Overland Hotel
buildings, name of proonetor not yet ascertained.)
J. Sinclair—Tailor Shop.
L. F. Cartoe—Fruit Trees and general Nursery.
Milton Kelly— Statesman Utfice Printing Establish
ment.
John L**mp—Brewery.
Joe Misseld—Brewery.
Wm. H. Drake—Superintendent Grange Flouring
Mill.
Brick Yard—FUnuegan Bros.
J. Welch-Painter. Glasier, and Paper Hanger.
Adam Gas-er—Drayman
M Mtlleuiau - City Job Wagon.
W. Mors-e—Dealer iu Milk.
F. Davis—Dealer m Milk.
Mr. Basil—Wheelwright.
L. Scholl—Professor of Music.
Jas. Heard —Brick and Stone Mason.
T. McHenry—Brick and Stotie Mason.
L. Scholl—Justice of the Peace.
J. S. Peck—Justhe of the Peace.
T. V. Matthews—Book Keeper and Accountant.
R. Wand — Bo"k Keeper and Accountant.
E. C. Sterling—Book Keeper and Accountant.
F E. Kellogg—Book Keeper and Accountant.
John Young —Proprietor Boise City Race i ours*
J<du* Early—Dealer in Thoroughbred Horses auc
Cat tie.
Ed. Bryon—Pr prietor Warm S; rings Hotel an !
Dairy.
C. Arnold—Resident Dentist.
J. L Stephens—Physician and Surgeon.
E. Treadwall—Pujsicmn SJui Surgeon.
E. Smith—lt»ysni8u and Burgeon.
-Taft—Physicia i and Surgeon
Cahalan .V Brumhac..—Attorneys and Counselors
at Law.
Gray A Huston—Attorneys at I.aw.
Prickett & Hasbrouck—Attorney* at Law.
Curtis k Barbour—Attoruej s at I aw.
Kelly A Smith— Attorn*-) * at Law .
A. Heed—Attorney A Counselor at Law.
Oldham k Taylor—Billiard Sab on.
Jimmy Bart—>amjle Rooms
Still Kelly—Saloon auJ Billiard Table.
Sam. Beck—Saloon.
J. Lawrence—Saloon.
F. Dangel—Sal on ami Billiar l Table.
A. J. Griffin—Overland Hotel Saloou.
Andy Co) le —Gem Saloon.
Jauman—Sample and Lunch Looms.
John I/omp—Boise Saloou.
Jo« II Miaaeld—City Saluon.
D. Levy—Saloon.
S. De Lord—Saloon.
-Mount Hood Saloon.
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FEDEHAL OFFICIAL».
Delegate to Congre«* ...................S. r>. Kenn
Governor.......................Tha* W. B**nueit
Secretary of Territory............... L J Curtt,.
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. .M. L r
Associate Justice—1st Judicial Di*ti ict .. .1 dm < lark
Associate Justice—'Jil Judicial Di*'t...W.i\ W hitsun
U. S. District Vtlorncv and U S. Com
missioner............................ L W. Huston
Surveyor General..................... L. F. Carter
Register J. and i 'ffi. e .............. W. P. Thompson
Receiver Und office...................I sine* Mon
Collector Internal Revenue..........Austin savjge
U. S. Marshal........................Jo*. PinUiaui
.....it. L. Ui> hardsou
.........J« ho A. Post
Clerk Supreme Court —
Postmaster at B-u»*- City
Territorial Comptroller...........Jos. Ivrrault
Tenitorial Treasurer............John Iluntnon 1
I'KITED STATKS ASftAT OiTICR.
A*.*ayer and Superintendent........... Albert Wolter«
Melter and Rt-fiti* r..................Robert Heuschkel
Clerk.................................. K. C. Sterling j
Assistant...........................Robert Mobley :
OFFtCEIU Ali» COUNTY.
Sheriff...............................J. D. Agnew
Auditor and Recorder.............N .M. llanthorn
Pr«»ba f e Judg e...................... W. W. Gliddeu
Treasurer......................... C P. Bilderl>e«-k
AsseBsorand Collector............J. M. Thomimon
School Superintenduiit........ I... 3f. M. Hutitliorn
Surveyor............................. T. M. Randall
(foraner...............................C. Nortli
Justices cl pea**. IfillB« City. . . I, Scholl. J 8 Peek;
C« retables. Hois*-City ... .1. L l iner. Geo Gumbert j
Justice of Peace.. Middleton Preemct.. M. R Jenkins
•• •• Canyon Precinct. . ..<> A. Bowen
•' •• ......... M«*adow Prec't..D. Marnhatn
*• •* Luton Precinct..........J. bmilii
•* " Hof Spring- Precftnc .......C. Grab
•• •' 111 ,ffS:»tif»n Pre .. A. J. McFarland
Countv Oimtntarioners — G. W. Ge-'.*. A. Rosst, I
C. Simpson.
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Pioneer Busines.s Directory.
Madigitn k (!.tiiiuuly, general liifrchan
disc.
Pat Noonan, butcher shop.
John Veaflpy, iHtloon* * K
Jerry Mernan, vegetitWu slaatlt « •
Callahan & Co., draymen and vegetable
stand.
« . L. Connolly, upholster and carpenter. |
Michael Garrity, livery stable.
James (Job man, lodging house.
Adam Lind, blacksmith shop.
Michael Garrity, hotel.^ . J
Davhiër AT'o., genî^af 1
Ja
Iticii
Hull ce Tucker, woodvard.
t *
Bird Loflua, draymau.
Get». \V. Smith, store.
Walsh it Co., tlanee hall.
One Chinese store.
E. A. Stevenson, ditch owner,
lieu Wilson, sair ukill ond -dkeh owner.
JU5 filer cv ( o., gmuTiil merciinmnse. |
ames BUuPmiller, breyvf'n'and'«alooh. r
ticlmrd «ok«. I, «tcUer shop. !
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PLACERVILLE BUSINES8 DIRECTORY.
J. VVK. Witt—General Merchandwe. Plaza.
Weiler & Smith—General Merchaodiae.
Plata.
James Eagan—Justice of the Peace.
/Robert K. Irvin—Constable,
f John Myer—Postmaster. Granite street.
Myer & Smith—Drugs & Medicines and
Fancy Goods. Granite street.
Myer & Smith—Wells, .Fargo & Co.'s
Agents. Granite street.
W. J. Rnthwell—Physician and Surgeon.
Granite street.
J. W. Davison—International Hotel. Plaza
Mrs. Margaret Buckley—Idaho Hotel.
Granite street.
Mrs. D. Steckles— Phoenix Resta uraut.
Plaza.
Gaarett, Hayes & Co.—Empire Meat Mar*
ket Plaza.
O. Donnell & Co.—City Meat Market.
Ja«. McKay— Magnolia Saloon. Plaza.
D. Donovan—International Salttott. Plaza.
Cris. Anderson—Miner's Saloon. Plaza.
Charles Kohney—Brewery and Saloou.
Plaza.
Diehl & Martin— Blacksmith Shop Plaza.
Martin Catheart—Shoe Shop. Plaza.
Alex. Orchard—Livery Stable. Plaza.
1*. Luugrie—Cabinet Maker. Idaho street.
A. J. Borelatul—Cabinet Maker. Broad
Idaho
Idaho
way.
John Merrill—Tin Ware. 1'lnza.
Andrew Carvan—Barber Shop,
street
D. . C. Holden—Carpenter Shop.
Street.
John K. Saunders—C'arpenter Shop (*rati
ite street.
W. A. Hutcbiusou—Carpenter Shop, Gran
ltd Street.
Andrew Foison —Carpenter Slioj*. l'laza.
Alike Halley—Milk Dealer Pine street.
J. \V. Davison—Agent Northwestern Stage
Company Office— International Hotel.
C. Shepherd —Payette Express
street.
Fml Campbell—Jeweler and \\ atehtnaker.
J. \Y (iarrett. John Kllis, Philip Chauler
— Libeled School Trustees tor lie cotbing
i tor District No. 4, April oth. leTÎ
CENTERVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
(i \V. Crafts, dealer general merchandise.
Wells. Fargo A Co.'s Express offiet— I»
W. Cr.ilts. Agent.
Jerome Beardsley, fruit, cigars and beer.
Jerome lh-ardsley, blacksmith simp
C C. Meliert, hotel,
Hardin A Daly, butcher shop.
S Dempsev. livery »fable.
Granit**!
Bniusuu. boot »ml sho,* maker
Fled Heotb-in. cabinet shop
(ieoige Cartwright. h.»y ami teed »tori'
Poslofliee. P. J Moore, postumster.
Foin* p.-rr»*. restaurant.
Channel! A Church, saw null
It F. Chani.eil A Co., ditch.
S, K G*ddtrnp. ditch
Ifutig Wo ('hung, ('hirtes** *ti»re
Se I.nog Co , Chine»** store
Chut* Ket* Co , Chinese store.
('hue Re Cn., butcher shop
Doctor Chung. Chines«* dm.' store.
l Ilariimi]. doctor.
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Notice.
A 1.1.KN. JOHN F. KKKFK.
Bumond > tj iailj and 'Villiain \' bllile. and a!)
Miotn it may i "in <-« n : You, slid moi. are
hereby n*>in:e,i that I. B G Affin, h edmeth«»
ft|d anmiitit ut k required !>' the law of y n«
;-f« »« of IhLJ. and atu« ndlio-tllft Iherelo, to «it
Two f(iiii«irr<i ((KHI Dot In i s
oft 111 L<>* Abg« »• ft «jnartz fi-dge. «ltseoxery claim,
«•giiati-d in B n«** «* UUlv. 1 T.. aid on the <ii
\gfi-le-iow the town *d Boston otl the ••i«t »»Itl»' of
I rt iliit a cre«k; «aid claim cohsistltlg of l.tN*» <.-et
«long «alii T,<>* Altgsle* qr.srtz ledge, and y«»u * r
hereby r* ipured to p;n to in«' all s»*»easuienfs against
>#n on the fti^!n<•, ami fi>r th*- publii sttnri <*f this tm
tit*- « 1 : 1.111 min ty c*ot day » from tue date hei,-«>f. m
Mrfi-it al! of your right. nti«\ interest and « lairn.in
t<1 anil upon, sii'i L \tig*'fi * «j nrrtz claim a<*
T 1
1 *' 0 -
d hv the act a!,
,1 I rt. April 11.
•pet tiled
lft7.*» ,
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iitrv.
Notice.
all Ctiuntv ami Precinct Olliccry.
UK AT IK NT! ON OF ALL OOFN
tv and Precinct officer* 1* herahy «ailed to Sec.
It ,.f th-- Jct creati* g the Ifi.ard < t County ('mu
iitisftioner* and défit i g th"ir duties and powej /•
approved January 15. 1*75. A «piarterly siatenu nt
i* n-quiryd ir.'tn «-ach and »11 <>t those entrusted
with the Collection, safe keeping, or di-hursetneul
of the public funds during lh** preceding quarter.
All Justices of the Peace and « (metafiles who have
«pllected fine* are included in the list, and most
Hake their report to the Retard of Commissioners
a| their regular session, which commences July ft,
James morivutv.
AmRtor and Jtororder of Boise Co.
and E^*Officio Cl'k of tlu* li'd.
jJune 30, 1873.
Notice to Ziicn Holders.
G. Church and B. F. Channel \* John Foster. !
LL PERSONS HOLDING OKCLUMING LIENS I
or eiicuiid'rances under the provisions ot "An 1
t Mr securing In ns to mechanics and others,"
on that « - • • r s# 1 1 1 Itatne building known as Foster's
lid. situa'e in Qoari/.bttrg. in Boise county, Idaho
'lk*rritory. initnedi"t* ly «>p|s«siie iiamiitiin s board*
i|g hmise. ami tiext t > Tatro ,V* Luce's stable (>u the
liorth. Ireiug :tS\4H 1« et timre or i* ss. one and a half
Jury high, with additions on the cast and north
s|dea about twelve leet wide, and a e Hur 11x16 leet,
tbgethnr with the In rodpunicidfj and appurtenance*
nipper lain! tin th^pefo. and the Und under «tut arotiud
t ie same for sueh space as may he nee6«itary fdr tfle
mvemeiit use of the same, art 1 hereby notified to
I* and appear in the I bstriet Court, Second Judicial
I irn t, of Idaho Territi r\, at Idaho City, 011 the
Ith day of September, «875, ami then an I there
1
> exhibited, JUNAS W. BRO»VN,
Attorney for P.aintiff*.
Idaho City, Jqne 17, 1875. 3w
H)ial j, w t | et . me< i to be waived m tavor of those
Notice.
; lu«yç 4n**tnv possession Ihc following
L tfosofihedî hors«* and mare, which, if,
«I e:,!lc,l^»*:«aS4»^b*ttn ihir.
CtlVs
Idaho City, June 13, ISTS.
Ik* first $02biiCat ioiV Af îlnJt
disposed of according to
Lun mar branded II on the
I
colored U«r«. wlfl» white
fis:
JL
days froi«|
otic.!*, will
iw :
One smalli
ight hip.
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MINERS' EXCHANGE.
QJJfUTZlSURG, I.
John Foster, ...............Proprietor.
The tobies of the Miner's Home will always be sup
plied with the very beat of everything in tba market,
GOOD, CLEAN KOS
provided for regular boarders or transient customers,
aud no pains nor expense spared to make the Home
deservedly a favorite resort for everybody. Give us
a call if you want either a square meal or a good,
comfortable bed. Nov7-ti.
WAGON AND CARPENTER SHOP
Main Street, Idaho City,
H. JONES, proprietor.
Makes a speciality of repairing wag
mis, buggies, &c. None but the
BEST SEASONED TIMBER USED
and work warranted equal to any in the country
Give me a trial.
UNA HOUSE.
Cvratr lontgoam »ad C<*»rmal Strtrti,
BZ. Ch LUNHTT,........Proprietor.
A VINO AGAIN ASSUMED CON
tr<<! of the above named house. 1 have refurn
tahed the same with new beds and bedding, ."single
or double rooms for guest».
If
THE TA BI i E
Will be »uj-plie«, *i»h the beat the market affords.
THE GENERA« ST AGE OFFICE
For all lines leading out of Idaho City will be found
at this house JJnu»22-tf
WARM
CpDfNf.C
irninuj. j
FRANK COOPER, PROPRIETOR.
H aying taken charge of this popular
place of public re*irt. I h*v,- thoroughly réno
vât,*! the establishment and ui, pre]»ar* d u* reeetve
PERMANENT BOARDERS OR TRANSIENT 6UESTS.
II4»T AND COLO HATH»
ready at ail times, and everything about the Rno*< !
kept clean and neat.
The LADIES' DEPARTMENT Will be controlled by !
anti. coopsxL,
And evervthing will be dons to contribute to the
comfort of guests. fdecHtf
AMSklJrS ST Ü It
GRANITE CREEK, I T*
TYic most complete and eommodtous store, and the
most extensive st«» k of goixla to be found in lfi» *e
ciiunty. outside of Idaho City. Our sUK'k of good*
i-omprtMi
TIN WAKE, GLASS,
„ ■**. am. hardwahe,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
the market; and we
SADDLES AND HARNESS,
MINER S OUTFITS, DRYGOODS, CLOTHING!
SELL FOR CASH CHEAPER
BOOTS & SHOES,
and, io short, everything that .« demanded in the
than any other house in Boise county. Call and *ee
Otir goousatid learn our pri«.« s. and we will make it
to your advantage to buy or us.
Augl-tl] ' a. DANSKIN k CO.
CITY
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE,
Fronting oti the esst
*ide of the Plaza,
PLACERVILLE, I. T.
A. ORCHARD, .........Proprietor.!
Saddle, Carriage. Buggy and Team Horses kept j
eoimtantly on hand and ready tor us«* day ami night; 1
»ml horses received tor bi*ard or to rauche by the day
week or month.
AT LOWEST RATES.
A good hostler always in rea.Hness to wait on «-us
turners, and ,i-x*ery accomniation provided in first
chift* livery atabU-s.
are hereby r*q
^j k K. Rikin. ...................
r,*! 1 «»,, «..V
Notice.
A LL PERSONS KNOWING THEM
** . f,,, !'es indeb ed to tne either by note or account
re<jnested «•» call and pay the same to Mr.
who is fully aiithorixed to truiisttcl any
l«ho City, Jab. 31, 1H73.
J* K. Kkkd.
1**,*«
09FS. V. FjfrrRspiLi. AlQo., lOf tatoStreet. Bos
........."
Lysates.
sawssfeïÂttîs assa
•f" - . f ...
SHERMAN A Hy ,^
Wholesale and Retail
Music Deal
er
Cor. Kearny and Sutter 8t«.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
r'l
And are now used in Concert»
by all of uur
GREAT ARTISTS
THE SHERMAN & HYDE PI A \ 0
Is the only
FIRST CLASS INSTRUMENT,
Sold at $400,
The Square Pianos are 7*. octave, and en>W fail
Modern Improvements, such as it« w
Case. Beautiful Mouldings, Full Iron Frame A*/*!
I Legs and L> re. Overstrung IWs, Agraffe In*!« .,
length, 6 leet 10 inches; Width, a feet ü iucLw^i
ABE FULLY IA8EABI1
For Ten Years.
AGENTS FOR
W SmiRiM.
ahiih. for
tyof Case,
Kuperionty of Workmsxuhij),
Elegance of Finish,
j and Durability
!
ISTJX RIVALLED
We keep constantly on hand a good assorhututoi
RELIABLE CHEAP PIANOS,
7 l , Octave, agraffi Treble,
siirr. rnon the best »EasosEt» matebul
FULLY WARRANTED.
i*n:cE »» t,<iw as wo*thi.» s* pusosc» 1 « bicbuisk
r.UF.WHEHf..
PIANOS AND ORGANS
SOU* CiV EaFT INSf aLLMKNT*, I* HKSIEEP.
Call and See Us Before Purchasing,
SHERMAN & HYDE.
lo
m 'k£\ Per dsv at both*.
f F free. Address
(A. *tikso> k Co.. 1 ortland. Mn«
»,„ c oV
IDAHO BAKERY,
Mam St., Idaho City, second door below Simon,
jswclry store.
»»«»• w^cakes. «ackem« aui«»
CONFECTION ER Y,
. . _w
CIGAHS AXT) TO U Arc«
Soda Water, and fruit*, dried »nJ f re * bl
__ during tie Sumo*
always on band. Ic« cr**m
month*.
Orders for balls and parties prompUy fillf J
HENRY FRF.1P
BANKING HOUSE
C. W. atOOBE& C«'
N«W York,
IDAHO CITY
Do « general banking buaiuef*.
Sell sxchmf* p# '
San Francisco,
Portland
And the principal
EUROPEAN csvr* 18 *
The highest pt for
COLO DUST,GOLD ANDSILVEBBULLl 0 ^
In coin or currency. ,
fc !<
gryBny and sell greenn k«*
mH
.....Whoever . y»
nr rrFA #
%A#A'Ta AW AGRKKAni.K <
W. lions refluiriritouly dr
perseWnnr*. bnd*v»hirh paye 1 the^ltT tu ^
missions or Br»|tT!FPL narr». !' f v, r rtrr^Y
Kmkhm*« k Hydk. of FnmciF - ^ sO>
*nd terms to agent« for FHFlîtV All qf
page», qtiarm form. Canv*.eH'8 •*J
r»HT»L, and is Pnom
fur rr*Nn vr*.- - Address
Tarrr »»n vrx: Addre*»
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