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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
1914
VOLUME VI
PRICE $7.00
ISSUED BIENNIALLY BY
R. L. POLK & CO. ^
Publishers
Salt Lake City, Utah; Butte, Mont.; Spokane, Tacoma and Seattle, Washington. Offices in all Principal Cities.
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County Public Library 900 Webster Street PO Box 2270
Fort Wayne, IN 46801-2270
I IVPD Q- O | T |
Consult It Before Buyina
Ali The Leading \M& Houses in Every Line
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Looking at the list of ali those who sell - the modern way of buying goods.
The man who buys without looking at the list of those who sell aoes himself a gross injustice.
Using the classified directory of the whole State is like going to the market place; it brings to view each and every individual in any and all lines of trade, and here the. intelligent buyer may select the best of everything at the lowest price.
The habit of using the classified directory will save large sums of money and will always secure the best in any line. It is the modern, up-to-date method of ^ettulg what you want.
To the advertiser the State Gazetteer is the most economical and effective method of saving what he has to say to the entire popu- lation.
ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS
L. F. REIN HARD
GEO. M. HOri'OR l>
iehikard & H of ford
SO Realty Bid-.
Phone Wain 50
SPOKANE, WASH Phone Home AS050
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS
J retaliations of Business Systems and Corporation
Accou nting
IDAHO STATE GAZETTEER
ABSTRACTERS
T. D. NASH,
President
R. F. CARR,
Vice-Pros, and Mn^r.
N. F. HESS,
Secretary and Treasurer
Borley Realty & Abstract Co.
AND CASSIA COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Only Bonded Abstractors in Cassia County I R R S O A T B AIM S3 D R "V FARMS
HOMESTEAD L. O C AT" 1 O IM 53
BURLEY
IDAHO
Custer County Abstract Co.. Ltd.
Bonded By American Surety Co.
loaded Abstractors
CHALLIS
Custer Count}'
IDAHO
I m Mil I TRUST 1,11!, I
ABSTRACTS FURNISHED PROMPTLY
Acts as Executor, Administrator or Trustee R, P. FULTON, Sec. and Mnqr.
(irangeville - - - Idaho
ABSTRACTS Of TITLE
BOISE BASIN j BOISE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO- ABSTRACT CO.
To All Real Estate in Boise County
IDAHO CITY
IDAHO
IDAHO STATE GAZETTEER
ABSTRACTERS
W. A. BRADBURY, Pres. and Treas. GEO. F. GAGON, Vice-Pres.
CLENCY ST. CLAIR, Secretary
T!ie Bonneville Abstract Company
LIMITED
BONDED ABSTRACTERS
Room 3 B. W. & M. Bldg. IDAHO FALLS, IDAHO
Oneida County Abstract Co.
JEDD JONES, JR., Pres.
Abstracts of Land Titles, Real Estate, Loans Bonds and Insurance
U. S. Land Office Practice MALAD - « IDAHO
Elmore County Abstract and Title Company
OLIVER E. NORELL ($10,000 Bonded Abstracter)
Abstracts of Land Titles, Real Estate, Loans Bonds and Insurance
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL CORRESPONDENCE
MOUNTAIN HOME - - IDAHO
E3 O I\! o e: o
(Pioneer Abstractors for Lev/is County, Idaho)
YORK H ERR EN, Secy, and Manager NEZ PERCE - - - IDAHO
IDAHO STATE GAZETTEER
ABSTRACTERS
Franklin County Abstract Company
PS^IiSkL^ ESTATE
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS EZRA C. FOSS, J. S. MARROM, G. L. FAIL, LUTHER S. FOSS President Vice-Pres. Secv.-Treas.
D. T. MILLER, GEO. E. CROCKETT, Mgrs.
Abstracts, Deeds Perfected, Fire Insurance, Life Insurance, Farm Loans, Notary Public
PRESTON - - - IDAHO
upert Abstract Cooipany
A. C. DeMARY, Mgr.
BONDED ABSTRACTERS
Abstracts of Title to all Lands and Town Lots in Minidoka County. Land Transfers under the Reclama= tion act a Specialty.
Rupert = =-..= Idaho
B. H. A1ILLER, R. D. M I LLER,
Pres. Secy, and Treas.
Fremont Abstract Co., Ltd.
BONDED ABSTRACTERS
Prompt Attention Given Correspondence
ST. ANTHONY - IDAHO
"Promptness and Accuracy"
Shoshone Abstract Co., Limited
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE - CERTIFIED COPIES |
We have the only set of Abstract Books to all lands, town lots and mining claims in Shoshone County. Our business by mail given prompt attention.
We make a Specialty of Abstracts for Patents Room 6, Barnard Block WALLACE, IDAHO '
IDAHO STATE GAZETTEER
AUTOMOBILES
T. S. DIBBLE AUTO CO.
Blackfoot's Leading and Only
AUTOMOBILE GARAGE AND LIVERY
MACHINISTS. Small Jobs and Repairing Promptly Attended to. We Carry a Complete Line of Automobile Supplies and Accessories.
: South Main St. Phone 69 Blackfoot, Idaho
AGENT FOR FORD CARS OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
Phones: Bell 8 Blk.; Int. 78
COEUR D'ALENE GARAGE AUTOMOBILE LIVERY
E, H. KAM MERER, Propr. AUTO REPAIRING A SPECIALTY 309 Lakeside Ave. Coeur d'Alene. Idaho
WESTERN AUTO COMPANY
Auto Supplies and Accessories
HIGH GRADE MACHINE WORK Auto Livery in Connection Telephone 129
TW IN FALLS, IDAHO
FIRST CLASS MACHINISTS SUPPLIES AND ACCESSORIES
0SB0RN & HIGBY AUTO CO.
Garage and Machine Shop Rubber Plant for Sectional Repair Work on Tires and Tubes
Rent Cars With Pirst Class Service and Drivers.
REO - FORD - HUDSON Phone 132 Red Weiser, Idaho
IDAHO STATE GAZETTEER
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BANKING DEPARTMENT
United States Depositary
U. S. POSTAL SAVINGS DEPOSITORY
ESTABLISHED 1886
Capita! and Surplus Four Hundred Thousand
RESOURCES NEARLY A MILLION DOLLARS MORE THAN ANY OTHER BANK IN IDAHO
New Business in Every Branch of Legitimate Banking is
Cordially invited '
DIRECTORS
F. R. COFFIN TIMOTHY REGAN ANDREW LITTLE F. F. JOHNSON
C. H. COFFIN J. E. CLINTON W. V. REGAN
LEO. J. FALK
thos. McMillan
E. H. DAMS E. M. HOOVER
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of IDAIi
Capital Surplus
Undivided Profits Deposits
$300,000.00 200,000.00 158,808.76
1,705,595.20
OFFICERS
C. W. \LOORE, R'KKSipKXT
CRAWFORD &100RE, Vhi-1'::i-i!,!\i KUBT. F. McAFEE, Casiiikk W. L. BEAU, Asst. Cashier
RAYMOND MOORE, Asst. Cashikr
BOISE
IDAHO
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General Banking Business Interest Paid on Time Deposits
BURLEY - - IDAHO
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BANKING DEPARTMENT
Fruit Gro ;rs Bani
Payette, Idaho
Write us for information regarding the Payette territory. We are al- ways glad to answer inquiries to the best of our ability
FARM LOANS NEGOTIATED
W. S. McCornick, Pres. H. J. Failing, Vice-Pres. C. J. Hahn, Cashier 'mm* "^t^T-"^.^ "T^t ArT* dP% T^J A TIT
& TRUST CO.
Capital $100,000 Surplus 25,000
Twin Falls - - - IDAHO
CHAELSS A. EMU! I
PROFESSIONAL SAFE OPENER
Burglar Proof and Time Lock Work. A!! Safes Opened 431 State Street -:- WEISER, IDAHO
BLUE PRINTS AND MAP PUBLISHERS
Electric Blue Printing
r\ "p H City, Count}7, State and United States
I
Government Township Surveys m w *" ** ~ Farm Ownership Maps - Topograph- ical Sheets
^ Drafting for Engineers and Promoters INTER-MOUNTAIN MAP COMPANY
Phone 71Q-W BOISE, IDAHO
IDA Iff) STAT K GAZETTEER
CHIROPRACTORS
. M. SARGENT
CHIROPRACTOR
Office Hrs. 10-12 A. M. 2-5 P. M. McMILLAN BLOCK
Not Medicine. Not Surgery. Not Osteopathy. Not Mental Therapeutics. Lady Attendent.
IDAHO FALLS = = = IDAHO
CIVIL ENGINEERS
FRANCIS V. RIL.HY
CITY EINGIINEER
Civil and Hydraulic Engineer, Waterworks, Sewer, Irrigation, Land Surveying, Estimates, Plans, Specifications.
IDAHO FALLS - - IDAHO
J. H. CAVE, City Eng. Sandpoint. C. J. CHAFFIMS, County Eng. Bonner County
CAVE & CHAFFINS
Civil, Hydraulic and Mining Engineers
U. S. MINERAL SURVEYORS
Waterworks, Irrigation and Sewage Plans a Specialty
SANDPOINT - - IDAHO
CLOTHES CLEANERS AND DYERS
PHONE 1025
U lit CI Las
611 Main Street, BOISE, IDAHO
Tailoring, Cleaning, Dyeing, Altering, Pressing and Repairing. New Goods Sponged. French Dry and Steam Cleaning a Specialty. Mail Orders will receive prompt attention. Give us a trial by Parcel Post. We Pay Return.
S ATI S F AC Ti O N GUARANTEED We pay Express Charges one way
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CLOTHES CLEANERS AND DYERS
CITY DYE WORKS
CLEANERS AND DYERS
fp^IGGEST Out of Town Orders Given Prompt Attention
PCUSIEST - REFERENCE -
^ ^ Chamber of Commerce and any Spokane Bank
442 E. Sprague Ave. - SPOKANE, WASH.
COLLECTION AGENCIES
%J I - L. CI w ! i w i HI
Collecting is our business and not a mere side line. We are acquainted with Idaho Laws, Idaho Conditions, and Idaho Debtors, and know how to get results. For ten years we have been doing the largest and most successful collection business in Idaho and every year is larger than the preced- ing one. We are young enough to want your business and old enough to know how to handle it. We are members of the National Association of Mercantile Agencies, which has representatives in every town and city in the United States. We publish a rating book for Southen Idaho and Eastern Oregon, and this fact gives us a leverage over all other com- petitors in handling collections. Outlawed and disputed ac- counts are adjusted by personal representatives in the field.
MERGiMS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATE, LTD.
HARRY S. KESSLER, Manager
615=617=619 Empire Building BOISE, IDAHO
REFERENCES: ANY BANK OR BUSINESS HOUSE IN BOISE OR SOUTHERN IDAHO
Collections £-»uit.*s, Attachments
Credit Ratings Garnishments, Liens
Our credit rating book is corrected weekly, it has no equal. If you are to keep your bad accounts down to a minimum, it is inde- spensible. You cannot do a profitable credit business without it.
Western Reporting & Credit Co.
BOISE, IDAHO
Through our fckgal Department we handle all kinds of legal work
FINANCIAL REPORTS PROPERTY REPORTS CREDIT REPORTS Dally transfers Ufa and Can von Counties Weekly removal Bulletin
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COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS
ALBION STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, Albion, Idalio
Healthful Location. Beautiful Scenery. Thirty-one (31) Acres Campus. Five (5) Large Buildings. Five (o J Science Laboratories. Four (4) Manual Train- ing Shops. Three thousand (3000) Volumes in Library. Finest Gymnasium in the Northwest. Training Department of the Light Grades. Life Diploma Course (two years above a four-year accredited high school course). Secondary Course (three years above the eighth grade) leading to a five-year state certifi- cate. Rural Teachers Training course (two years), leading to a five-year certifi- cate good in the rural school. Primary Life Diploma Course ( two years above a four-year high school course). Primary Certificate Course (one year) leading to a five-year primary state certificate,
A can-fully selected faculty of about twenty member.-. Tuition Free. Board and Loom in electric lighted steam heated dormitories, §16.09 per calen- dar month. For catalog or further information address
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
ALBION - - - IDAHO
IDAHO STATE GAZETTEER
COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS
0 HALL
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Primary, Preparatory and Academic Grades. Under charge of the Episcopal Church. Certificate Admits to Smith and Wellesley Colleges. For Information Apply to
MISS GEORGIANA HUMPHREYS, Principal, Rowland Hall
A GRADUATING CLASS
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IDAHO STATE GAZETTEER
COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS
SPOKANE, WASH.
REV. JAMES M. BROGAN, S. J., President
REV. A. J. KREBSBACH, S. J., Vice-President
REV. J. H. NEANDER, S. J., Treasurer and Registrar
EDWARD J. CANNON, L. L. D., Dean of the Law School
This educational institution, founded Sept. 15, 1887, was incorporated April 22, 1894, according to the laws of the State of Washington, with power to grant such literary honors or confer such degrees as are usually conferred by similar colleges in the United States. In May, 1912, it devel- oped into Gonzaga University and changed its corporate title accordingly. Its Law Department was established Sept., 1912, with a corps of Professors the most eminent men of the Spokane Bar Association and widely re- nowned in the Northwest. 1 he University gives a thorough course in useful knowledge together with a sound moral training based on religious principles. The departments are:
Law Course, Collegiate, High School, Commercial, and a Grammar Department to prepare younger students for the higher courses. The Natural Sciences are taught in the College Course, Commercial Law in the Business Course.
Send Your Young Men and Boys to (gor^aga where Discipline is Firm
but kind; where students' morals are safeguarded; where there is provided a systematic mental training, solid and accurate; where the students are under the personal supervision of responsible persons; where thev will be healthy, strong, cheerful and manly. No student is wanted who refuses to study or to submit cheerfully to discipline.
Large Gymnasium. Separate Infirmary Building
Board, Lodging, Tuition for 10 months - - $300.00
TERMS: Day Students - - - - - -
Law School - -- -- --
50.00 75.00
\ FOR CATALOGUE AND PARTICULARS APPLY TO THE PRESIDENT
IDAHO STATE GAKETTEEP. 15
CO N T R A C TO RS - Q e n era !
S CONSTRUCTION
PERMANENT SATISFACTION
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H. IB. SUNDBERG
Architectural Engineer Genera! Contractor
Rexburg Drug Buifding
asH-te..;. ; assagai REXBURG IDAHO
FLORISTS
I BOISE FLORAL. CO.
*= - - L- i SV! iirg'ta - - - Store 111 N. 8th St. P. © Box No. 672
1 Phone 400
Rose Gardens at Collister on Boise and Int. R. R. Greenhouses on Warm Springs Ave., near Natatorium. Pnone No. 472
OUR SPECIALTY: Choice Cut Flowers, Floral Designs, Plants and Bulbs
- - IDAHO
ADOLPH DONART M. C. LOUIS
DONART & LOUIS
F3 JU O 8=3 fSTS
Wholesale and Retail Cut Flowers and Vegetables
Greenhouses Cor. Second and Boise Streets
Bell Phone 77 Int. Phone 384
COEUR D'ALENE - - - IDAHO
~ FLOUR AND GRIST MILLS
CAPITAL $50,000.00 LARGEST MILL IN THE STATE
300 BARREL CAPACITY
IDAHO FALLS LULL & ELEVATOR COMPANY
MANUFACTURERS OF GRAIN MILLING PRODUCTS Dealers in KAY, GRAIN AND PRODUCE G. G. WRIGHT, Manager Our Brands:
XXXX Battleship, Red Spot High Patent, Emblem, Turkey Red
Office with C. W. & M. Co. Phone 325
IDAHO FALLS - - IDAHO
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HOTEL SUPPLIES
CALLAWAY, HOOCK & FRANCIS
66 South Main St. Salt Lake City, Utah
INTER .MOUNTAIN HEAD QUARTERS FOR
HOTEL. SUPPLIES
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, CUTLERY, SILVERWARE, CUT GLASS, KITCHEN UTENSILS, ELECTRIC LAMPS, CHAFING DISHES, PERCU- LATORS AND FLAT IRONS. EVERYTHING IN HOTEL HOUSE
FURNISHINGS.
Write for Catalog
HOTELS
« .' 1 > »
RDIQTOf HOTPF
BOISE, IDAHO
| European. Hut and cold water and
j ' < j . * phone in every room. Elevator ser-
' vice and sample rooms. .Modern
. -' . j furnished housekeeping apartments.
j First ciass dining room. Rooms
5 to $l..-)0 ner dav. Sppoial rates.
M. PARSONS
PROPRIETOR
HOTEL LEATON
MRS. W. H. LEATON, Propr.
Headquarters for mining men and commercial travelers A FIRST CLASS MOTEL ON THE AMERICAN PLAN Rates $2.25 and $2.50 per day
CHALL1S, IDAHO
MONROE HOTEL
MRSl CLARA I. HARRIS, Propr, Hot and Cold Water and Baths Headquarters for Commercial Men
Good Sample Room. First-Class Accommodations Board by Day or Week
THE ONLY HOTEL IN CLARKSTON
CLARKSTON, - WASH.
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HOTELS
Charles II. Grout, Maria yer
Boise's Leading Hotel Political and Commercial Headquarters
Entirely Remodeled
Boise, Idaho
PROPRETOR 5
The Idan-ha Grill, the Finest in Idaho Caters to the Best First Class Trade Only
Moderate Prices Table d'Hote Dinners Daily 5 to 9 p. m.
Dinners, Parties, Banquets a Specialty
Rooms $1 and up. European Plan only Running Hot and Cold Water in Every Room
Idan-ha Hotel Co. Ltd.
Charles II. Grout, Manager
CentraUv Located
Two Blocks from Depot
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HOTELS
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LEO J. FALK, Manager
BR R - |
EUROPEAN PLAN
RATES
$1.00 Per Day Up
Largest and Best Hotel In Idaho
Every Comfort for Our Guests
Rose Room Orange Grill The Jungle The Dungeon The Roof
m -
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Garden
The One Coo! Spot
BOISE
IDAHO
HOTELS
Hotel Harrison
Looking Out Over Lake Coeur d'Alene. A Fine Fishing Resort
Headquarters for Commercial Men. Fine Sample Rooms in Connection Electric Lights Steam Heat
HARRISON
THE NEW BROOKS
GEO. E. NEAL, Propr. EUROPEAN PLAN
Largest Sample Rooms in 1 he City Headquarters for Commercial Men
Steam Heat, Electric Lights, Rooms with Bath TELEPUOSES
IDAHO
IDAHO FALLS
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f Kellogg. Idaho.
20
IDAHO STATK GAZKTTEER
HOTELS
>7
Commercial
Hem's
Headquarters
EUROPEAN PLAN ONLY Good Sample Rooms
MOUNTAIN HOME IDAHO
OTEL OROFINO
HORACE NOBLE, Proprietor
Finest Equipped Hotel in the Clearwater Country. Everything New No Inside Rooms. White Help Only Employed
COMMERCIAL MEN'S HEAD QUARTERS
Orofino, Idaho
THE PARIS HOTEL
MRS. A. NEIL Proprietor
A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL
Good Accommodations for Commercial Men and the Traveling Public. Located at the end of the O. S. L. Ry., on the only direct route to the famous Bear Lake Resorts.
PARIS
IDAHO
STEAM HEAT
ROOMS WITH BATH
4 II Hill I
MARY A. C ARTIER , Proprietress
REXBURG
IDAHO
T D AH ( ) S T A T S G A % ETTE E R
HOTELS
21
TeIephonec Main 6267
CALUMET HOTEL
Modern Rooms and Moderate Prices, Hot and Cold Water, Telephone in all Rooms. Housekeeping Apartments
218 Riverside Ave.
SPOKANE, WASH.
Bus Service Private Baths
Hotel Pedicord
T. J. PEDICORD, Proprietor Telephone in rooms Elevator
EUROPEAN PLAN
Rooms 75c, $1.00, $1.50 and
$2.00 per day FIRST CLASS CAFE IN CONNECTION 209 to 219 Riverside. Ave. SPOKANE WASH.
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Good Sample Room. Rates $2.00 Per Day
Weber iioxe
N. J. WEBER, Propr.
FIRST- CLASS ACCOM M0DA TI0NS THAI EUXG MEN'S HEADQUARTERS
Finest Trout Fishing in State Adjacent to City
BELLEVUE; IDAHO
HOTEL
ROGER SON
TVViN FALLS- LEADING HOTEL
Completely Remodeled First-Class Cafe in
Connection A La Carte Prices | Catering to the Particular Service Unexcelled 'win Falls - - Idaho
Lists of Names furnished. Statist- ical Information of all kinds pre- pared. Experienced Canvassers supplied. Circulars addressed.
R. L. Polk & Co.
489-498 Endicott Bldg. ST. PAUL, - - - MINN.
IDAHO S T ATE G A Z E T T E E
HOTELS
PAGE'S HOTEL
W. H. MOORE & CO., Lessees
W. HOWARD MOORE, Manager
Headquarters for Commercial Men and Miners SPECIAL RATES TO MINERS Free Sample Rooms in Connection Electric Lights - Steam Heat Bar in Connection
WARDNER - - - IDAHO
Hot and Cold Water in Rooms
Located in the Center of the City
.>(,' c per Xiirht; S2.no to $4.50 per Week
Hotel Raymond
JOHN CLYNE
Proprietor
TELEPHONE Main 3S20
325 West Main Ave.
SPOKANE
LADIES1 TAILORS
/.iSrA ; I.;* Vb.-^ jf^-sjaa
HABIT MAKER
AND
LADIES' TAILOR
Costumes, Riding Habits and Country Suits
510 Idaho Building
BOSSE - IDAHO
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LAND AGENTS AND CO.'S.
PACIFIC LAND & WATER COMPANY
Operating in Southern Idaho and Northwestern Utah
Farm Lands and Townsites
JAMES H. PATERSON C. N. STREVELL F. A. DRUEIIL HAROLD A. LAFOUNT - W. MONT FERRY DR. E. D. WOODRUFF -
President Vice-Pres.-Treas.
Secretary General Manager Director Director
15th Floor Walker Bank Bld'i.
SALT LAKE CITY
Offickr* and Directors: M. A. CAMP, Pres.. S. D. DORMAN, V.-Pres., H. C. VVYMAN, Treas., H. N. EICHMANX, Secy., W. H. RIDENBAUGH, A.J. GLOVER, F. T. W Y.MAN.
UlCl statu
! and and Loan Company
ASSETS $300,000 VVYMAN & WYMAN Counsel OFFICES: 201-203-205 Boise City National Bank Building, Boise, Idaho and Ontario, Oregon ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO THE COMPANY
Farm and Orchard Lands, First Mortgage Loans and Securities Agents and Owners, Pleasanton, Woods, Manville and Helcrest Additions Boise, Idaho, and Villa Park Addition Ontario, Oregon. M. A. CAMP, President and Mgr.
* O. G. ZUCK.Pres.
B. F. HAYES, Sec.
Kimberiy Land and
Orchard Company
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE
Bargains in Fruit and Alfalfa Lands in the Twin Falls Country
KIMBERLY - - TDAHO
LAWYERS
W. ORR CHAPMAN
Attorney and Counselor at Law
GENERAL LAW PRACTICE Biackfoot ==== = Idaho
IDAHO STATE GAZETTEER
LIVE STOCK BREEDERS
1 ff*
LOCK BOX NO. 13
MONTPELIER - IDAHO
DEALERS IN
WE SPECIALIZE IN
Heavy \ rr;;.i^ T"^
Percheron Beh-
AND
E R K S Ml I R E H O
IDAHO STATE GAZETTEER
LIVERY, SALE AND BOARD J NO STABLES
FirSt Class Rigs Special Attention to Telephone us and we'll
and Commercial and meet you at any
Careful Drivers Mining Men town
a DUVALL
FEED & LIVERY
Freight Hauling and Blacksmithing 9 ALBION, IDAHO
SEE US FOR FIRST CLASS RIGS
pssg^ A Pk 1 ^f*5^
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FEED AND LIVERY BARN
BURLEY - IDAHO
LIVE STOCK BOUGHT AND SOLD
COR. OAKLEY AVE. AND THIRD ST. PHONE 118
R L E Y
Livery and Feed Stable
J. W. MILLER. Proprietor
Phone 36
- ' | g All Baggage and Transfer Delivered Promptly
BURLEY - - IDAHO
PIONEER AUTOMOBILE AND TEAM LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE
T. I). SMITH, Prop.
t ^ - - , ^ Good Rigs ^r- "" l^
«J| Good Service ;
4/} - ' - " \ Dealer in L ; A
\v ' --.U^ Flour, feed, Hay, vSeeds,\_"_ ^; ^.yV
Ss - - - J Grain and Fuel ^^<=^ -
The Nearest Point to the Salmon River Project
Phone Farmers' Mat. Tel. Co. 45. Bell Connections FILER, IDAHO
IDAHO STATE GAZETTEER
LIVERY, SALE AND BOARDING STABLES
J. H. HENRY
ELMER WEBB
M. w \
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MILNER LIVERY & FEED STABLE
Blacksmith Shop In Connection 2 Blocks North of Riverside Inn
7\ Good Rig's and Careful Drivers
P| Special Attention Given to Commercial
\\Mm .Men and Homeseekers
We Invite Your Patronage
Phone 65
M I L N
IDAHO
NFW MFAH0W\ I IVFPY A Fin FFF!) aiim
M. H. DRYDEN & SON, Proprs.
First Class Rigs at all Hours. Commercial Men's Trade a Specialty. We meet all trains at McCall and New Meadows, Ida. Prices Reasonable.
NEW MEADOWS
IDAHO
BEAR IME LIVERY
SHEPHERD BROS. Proprietors
First Class Riu;-; and Gooil Drivers
Special Attention Given to Coinmcrci.'J Trail'"
Phone No. 29
PARIS
IS
1 O A W O
Dooley's Livery
FOURTH AVENUE WEST
Gaitld Saddle Horses, Firstr Class SuiTovs. SWlifeh Single Drivers, Prompt Gab Service,
Two Automobiles in Livery Service Only Evening Stage to Jerome, leaving Pertine ami Rogerson Hotels at6:30 P M. Leaves North Side Inn at Jerome at 8:00 A. M. daily.
TWIN FALLS, - - IDAHO
Lists of Names furnished. Statist- ical Information of all kinds pie- pared. Experienced Canvassers supplied. Circulars addressed.
R.L.__Polk &Co.
489-498 Endicott Bldg. ST. PAUL, - - - MINN.
IDAHO STATE GAZETTEER
LUMBER DEALERS
J. E. FOGG, President
J. C. COFFIN, Secretary
G, N. SWARTZ, Gen. Manager
ST. ANTHONY BUILDIM & MANUFACTURING (0., Ltd.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Lumber and al! Kinds of Building Material
Building and Tar Paper, Flooring, C'eilinj:, Rustic and Lap Siding. Lath. Shingles, Moulding, East Lake and Architrave Casings, Blocks, Windows, Doors and Pickets. Turned Columns. Spindles, Balusters and Brackets. Plasterers' Hair, American and Imported Cements. Nails, Builders' Hardware, Paints, Oils and Brushes. Barbed Wire and Fence Staples.
PLANING MILL IN CONNECTION
Yards z\ ST. ANTHONY, REX BURG, RIGBY. ASHTON, DRIGGS and VICTOR
IDAHO
MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS
MANUFACTURERS' AGENT
School Furniture, Apparatus and Supplies, School Desks, Church
Furniture, Opera House Seating. I Represent the STAFFORD and Other Leading Lines and am Prepared to make Prompt Shipments.
1708 N. 21st Street
BOISE, IDAHO
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS
BOISE
IDAHO
MILLINERS
Toilet Articles Hair Goods
Henderson and
La Princesse Corsets
LA MODE MILLINERY
STANSF.LL & BETTER-LEY, Proprs.
All the Latest Styles and Patterns in Ladies' Hats 145 W. Main Avenue
IDAHO
JOHN BRAIKOVICH
Marble & Granite Works
MON U MSNTS^MOSOLE U M 5
Office and Works
MORRIS HILL, CEMETERY
Cor. Roosevelt and Ave. G.
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MINING ENGINEERS
Mining Engineer and Metallurgist U. S. MINERAL SURVEYOR Examinations, Surveys and Management
Lima, Peru, S. A. Haiiey, Idaho
NEWSPAPERS
The American Falls Press
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
Published at American Falls, Idaho, the center of | Power County. Circulation 1200. Display Adver= tising 15c per inch for each insertion, readers,
10c per line.
Tiie AsMon Enterprise
H. H. HARTVIGSEN. Publisher
Published at ASHTON, the Busiest City of Fremont County, Idaho
Excellence and Promptness are our Mottoes No Patent Medicine Ads.
Ashton - - Idaho
Bancroft Dry Farmer
SETTLE BROS., Publishers $1.50 A Year
Located in one of the best dry farming districts in the state. In 1910, the dryest year in the history of Idaho, the dry farm yield of wheat averaged 25 bushels to the acre.
First Class Job Printing Plant in Connection
Printing that*s just a tittle better than seems to be really necessary.
BANCROFT Phone 1! IDAHO
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NEWSPAPERS
"The Great Papers of the Intermountain Region"
ARE THE
- evening Capital Slews
DAILY SUNDAY MORNING
IPctKf Capital litis
AND
Western farmer's Review
IDAHO'S BIG PAPERS
Daily and Sunday $6 a Year Weekly $1.50 a Year
Print all the News Fit to Print. Up-to-Date and Progressive. Best and Most Reliable Telegraphic, State and Local News Service.
Capital No Pilisbing Ctanpaty
LIMITED
BOISE, - - - IDAHO
. "A NEWSPAPER FULL OF NEWS"
IDAHO STATE GAZETTEER 31
NEWSPAPERS
GATE CITY NEWS
JOHN A. BRESHEARS, Publisher
Fair, Fearless and Full of News
Subscriptions $2.00 per year in advance
BELLEVUE - IDAHO
Inter Mountain Farmer
A. D. Clark, Pres. and IVingr.
125 So. 9th St. BOISE, IDAHO
PUBLISHED WEEKLY IN THE INTEREST
OF THE
Farmers, Stockmen, Poultry .Men and Fruit Growers of the Rocky
Mountain States.
The Extent and Character of our Circulation Invites the Discriminating Advertiser
Every Subscriber to
The Cambridge News
is a Live One We stop the paper at expiration and have no deadheads. They take the paper because they want to read it.
ALL, HOME PRINT
Thomas Nelson Proprietor
CAMBRIDGE, IDAHO
Teton Valley News
F. C. A\ADSEN, Editor and Publisher
The Only Weekly Paper Published in Teton Valley - The Inland Empire, $1.50 Per Year Job Work Done Neatly and Prompt!}
D R I G G S , FREMONT CO., IDA.
NEWSPAPERS
THE KIMBERLEY CALL
EDWARD N. BUCK, Pub.
An Independent Weekly Newspaper
Rate?, On Application Khnberly = = Idaho
Che f ranktin Counts Citizen
ROE & SON, PUBS.
INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN
The Hub of the most Prosperous Portion of Cache Valley the Granary of Southeastern Idaho
PRESTON - - - IDAHO
Established I 89 9
I Largest Circulation of any in Fremont County.
Progressive in Politics. S
7m f s m f^ir it f\ ft i o c i y
shL FiTON rcASi-C
^^ONIf F 1
WOOD D. PARKER. Publishes Commercial Printing Halftone:-
Type Foundry' in Conneclion The only Mono ST. ANTHONY
and Propr.
and BooKlet Work j
> pe Office in Idaho
IDAHO |
3cnb bWvcUlc litemew
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT
3Ar\!DROirsJX, IDAHO
Circulation Largest in Bonner County. The Great Dairy Country Advertising Rates on Demand.
G EORG E R. BARKER Editor and propr.
FIRST CLASS JOB ROOM IN CONNECTION
IDAHO 8TATK GAZETTEER
NEWSPAPERS
The Salt Lake City
Herald^ Republican
UTAH'S GREATEST NEWSPAPER
75 Cents a. Month and worth !t
THREE MONTHS BY MAIL FOR $2,00
The Most Progressive and Up-to=clate Newspaper in the Inter- Mountain Country
GUARANTEES ITS ADVERTISERS MORE CIRCULATION THAN ANY OTHER UTAH DAILY
The Shoshone Journal
Official County Paper of Lincoln County. Official Paper, City of Shoshone Subscription $2.00 the Year
Published in the Heart of 700,000 acres Carey Act Land now under water
JOHN M. BRADLEY, Publisher
Shoshone - 5 Idaho'
OFFICE™PPLIES " - ~
PLIJ AABING AND HEATING
Witter -Fisher Co./ Inc.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
ESTIMATES FURNISHED WORK GUARANTEED
Tinning and Plumbing Steam, Water and Hot Air Heating
GENERAL CONTRACTORS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Gasoline Engines, Pumps and Windmills
FIFTH AND MAIN STREET PHONE, MAIN 230
Moscow = Idaho
REAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENTS
Lamberton Investment Co.
CITY PROPERTY IRRIGATED LANDS
Bonds and Securities Bought and Sold
We have on hand at all times choice Installment Real Estate Bargains and Bargains of Permanent Investment Value
REAL ESTATE
Choice Tracts of Land in different locations for sale
1109 W. Main St. Owyhee Hotel Block = Boise, Idaho
ROBERT C. CHARLES
REAL ESTATE, LOANS I N V ESTW E NTS. INSU R A N C E
Bonners Ferrv
Idaho
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REAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENTS
JcOe We TrenilbMy
REAL ESTATE, LOANS and INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS
We have the Best Timber Lands, Farming Country, also the Greatest Possibil- ities for Mining in the State of Idaho. We are just 24 miles from the Priest Lake. If Interested Drop a Line.
PRIEST RIVER 1735238 - IDAHO
i J. W, Smith W. C. Mitchell
I _ Smith & Mitchell Realty Company
Real Estate, Loans, Insurance and Rentals
I
: The center of SO, 000 acres of fertile irrigated lands, sub-irrigated, and surface irrigated, in the famous Minidoka U. S; Government project. Water rights $22 to $30 per acre, ten years to Day it in, and no interest on deferred payments.
Rupert = === = Idaho
WINGER REAL ESTATE CO.
O. C. WINGER, Manager Also Collector
! ST. ANTHONY COLLECTING AGENCY
60,000 Acres of Irrigated Land for Sale at $30 an Acre. Terms. ST. ANTHONY = = IDAHO
REAL ESTATE, FRUIT LANDS, FARM LANDS
Vt/EIISEIF*
1 O A M O
36 IDAHO STATE GAZETTEER
REAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENTS
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED
IN THE
TWIN FALLS COUNTRY
In the Great SNAKE RIVER Valley
We will be pleased to have you write or call on us
We have the best there is to offer in choice Farms, Apple Orchards, City Property or Small Acreage.
More than eleven years' experience with irrigated lands
J. E. WHITE, Twin Falls, Idaho 139 Main Av. East Real Estate Loans Insurance
RUG MNFRS,
COEUR D'ALENE WEAVING WORKS
J. H. MANLEY, Propr.
Fluff Rugs Made from Old Ingrain and Brussels Carpet
Colonial Rugs and Carpets
COEUR D'ALENE : : IDAHO
SCHOOLS OF MUSIC
TWINFALLSCONSERVATORVOFMUSIC
MRS. MARIA <il I BERT, Director
Eur Training Sblfgggid and Sight Reading Courses Harmony Vocal Qourses Piano; Llrmentarv. Int ci -medial v. and Advanced Courses Violin Department with Orchestra,
PIANO - Mrs. M. Guibeut PIANO - Mis- Giiace Bell
VOCAL - Mus. Lillian Dvn.ii: VIOLIN - Mi>s Pallim Alfonti:
P I A N ( ) - HAR M O N V - -\ 1 1 ss G kougi a M Aim n REASONABLE TUITION CATALOGUE SENT ON REQUEST
twiin falls idaho
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
The Saylor Boarding* School for Boys
(Successor to Lyon School) A SELECT SCHOOL
Spokane, Washington
Patronized by the Best People
The only Select, Exclusive Boys' Boarding School in Spokane. Xo clay pupils, hence no out side influences to distract. Location delightful, overlooking city, but away from its temptations. Xo serious eases pi sickness in years. Able and experienced manage- ment; strong teachers, good equipment. Boys enter any time if there is room. Applicants have been turned away for several years. Primary, intermediate, grammar grades and first and second years of high school offered. School non-denominational, but moral and religious in its training. We make character building a prominent part of our work. We limit the number of boys to only twelve to the teacher. We are the only school doing this. Write for catalogue
J. F. SAYLOR, Principal, care Lyon School, SPOKANE. WASH.
STAGE LINES
C. V. HANSON, President LOUIS A. HANSON, Auditor
Mackay & Central Idaho Stage Company
Stages to Challis, Dickey, Bay Horse, Clayton, Robinson Bar, Bonanza, Custer and Salmon City
AUTOMOBILES IN SUMMER SEASON
MACKAY - IDAHO
Jerome-Twin Falls Stage Line
DAILY Leaves Twin Falls 8:30 A. M.
Jerome 2:00 P.M.
Three Hours Trip via Famous Blue Lakes Orchard and Canyon
- FARE $2.00
Office Pcrrine Hotel TWIN FALLS, IDAHO
3S
IDAHO STATE GAZETTEER
STAMP AND STENCIL MNFRS
Superior Stamp Works
Rubber Stamps made to order, Seals, Stencils, Trade Checks, Rubber Bands, Numbering Machines Souvenir Badges, Etc.
W. E. TYSON & SONS, Publishers of
Southe
Official Paper of Minidoka Co. HEYBURN * IDAHO
NOVELTIES SPORTING GOODS
w l<s^C«a,se Co*
- Wholesale and Retail Stationers - Booksellers - Newsdealers 917 W. Main St. BOISE, IDAHO
CELEBRATION GOODS PICTORIAL PATTERNS
TAXIDERMISTS AND TANNERS
FRED COLMAN, Mn?r. GEORGE PENTLAND, Sec.
PHONE: Bell 155 P. O. BOX 108
C. W. Taxidermy and Tanning Co.
Successors to Cecil H. Hopf Manufacturers of Coats, Robes and Ladies' Furs
We Do All Kinds of Repair Work and Cleaning of Ladies' Furs and Fur Coats
Out of Town Work Given Prompt and Special Attention
ST. ANTHONY : : : IDAHO
TENTS AND AWNINGS
Pioneer Tent h Awnins Co.
IRA ROHISEK, Manager
Manufacturers &, Jobbers of
TENTS. AWNINGS.
We make High-Grade Harness and Saldles y/ of all qualities. /
Canvas Goods of ail descriptions
m
....
Both Phones 524 MAIN STREET BOISE, IDAHO
TENTS AND AWNINGS
OGDEN TENT AND AWNING- CO.
JOHN HOXER, Propr.
' / - - Wholesale and Retail Manufac- ; ~ turer of Tents, Awnings, Wagon
\ ^ Covers and Horse Blankets
Ell
Cotton Duck, in all Weights and Widths Send for Catalog and Prices
!26S Wash. Ave.
Ogden, Utah
TOWN SITE COMPANIES
i
-H 1 i
A .J p
The Coming' City of Idaho
Located in the center of 65,000 acres of irrigated land
CALL OR WRITE
C. M. HILL, Gen. Mgr.
509 Overland Bldg.
Boise, Idaho
!TES, POLES AND PILING
ESTABLISHED 1899
Pacific Coast Pole Company
AUG. SCIIULZE, Manager
Tiles, Poles and Piling
Lindelle Building SPOKANE WASH.
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40 IDAHO STATE GAZETTEER
TOWNSITE COMPANIES
w- K;Son Kenyon Townsite Co. ' T- S^ee KENYON, CASSIA CO., IDAHO
Kenyon tlie Xown tlnat is NOW
In The exact center of a circle twenty miles in diameter - ten miles in every direction from it- -Kenyon, the latest addition to the new- towns of Southern Idaho, is located.
(loose Creek Valley, the acknowledged best lands in Idaho, than which there is none more fertile, deep soiled or productive in the West, heads in at Oakley, and from that point to Snake River. 25 miles distant, this matchless body of land lies like an open fan, the most perfect irrigation system in the West.
Kenyon in embryo is flanked on the south by the Twin Falls Goose Creek project, on the north and east by the Minidoka project.
Kenyon will have every advantage in the way of transporta- tion, being located on the Oregon Short Line Railroad, midway between Burley and Oakley. The whole country being nearly flat, the wagon roads are good.
Almost on the townsite of Kenyon is the junction of the historical Oregon trail and the Boise-Kelton road.
Kenyon contains 640 acres of land, 200 of which are now platted into blocks and lots.
Good opportunities for Business and An'Ideal Residence Location.
TRANSFER COMPANIES
"WE DELIVER THE GOODS"
PEASLEY TRANSFER & STORAGE COMPANY
BOISE - - IDAHO
Distributors - Packing - Shipping - Storage
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TRANSFER COMPANIES
Harry White
*T in the City
^EHBnEBIBBBBBBBBBSBBBBBBIBBnBM
BUS AND TRANSFER Storage and Forwarding
all Freight and Express
Rock Springs Coat outofsaimon
BUS MEETS ALL TRAINS
SALMON = - IDAHO
BO WEN BROTHERS
Transfer and Express Co.
TRY THE NEW TRANSFER PROMPT SERVICE, OUR SPECIALTY
Telephone 112
St. Regis Block TWIN FALLS, IDAHO
Office: 110 SHOSHONE ST. W. Telephone No. 348
Crczier Transfer Company
W. E. L. CROZIER, Proprietor
Storage and General Transfer Work PIANO MOVING A SPECIALTY
TWIN FALLS - - - IDAHO
Circulars Addressed Lists of Names Furnished
All Kinds of Statistics Gathered and Compiled
R. l. polk & CO.
4&<M98 Endicott Bldg. T. S. tel. 629 ST. PAUL, MINN.
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Steam Heated Everything New
A HO STATE GAZETTEER
HOTELS
467 Front Ave.
European Plan Large Office
HOTEL
DEMPSEY
Opposite Milwaukee Depot and
One Block From G. N. Depot Rooms 50c to $1.50
C. C. Dempsey
Proprietor Phone Riverside 345
SPOKANE, WASH.
Eeal Cstate Journal
the official organ of the National Association of Real Estate Exchanges is a modern, up-to-date. Real Estate Newspaper; giving all the news, everywhere, all the while. * It is pub- lished by real estate men for real estate interests. * It is yours. " Your own creation. * For your use. * Everyone who buys or pells real estate should subscribe to the National Real Estate" Journal, published under the auspices ana direc- tion of the National Association of Real Estate Exchanges. * Keep abreast of the times. * Subscribe now. * Show your appreciation of our efforts. 'Only si per year. * Its For Sale and Exchange columns are the Mecca for all wants in the real estate line
R. L POLE & CO.
Si. Paul
Minn.
INTRODUCTION..
This is the seventh biennial edition of Polk's Idaho State Gazetteer, being the fourteenth year of the publication. The name of Polk is a tower of strength in directory making. From New York to Honolulu and from Alaska to the Panama Canal, the name of Polk signifies the superlative degree in directory making. For more than a half century, R. L. Polk & Co. have pub- lished city directories, state gazetteers and national trade directories through- out the Union.
They have for many years, published all the city directories in the state of Idaho. They are organized exclusively for directory making. No other house possesses equal facilities for gathering data for directories promptly, accurately and completely.
It is only when other directories are published in competition with Polk's that the superiority of Polk's is cieariy evident.
The Association of American Directory Publishers offers a reward for the arrest of fraudulent directorymen who go about the country getting subscrip- tions and advertisements for directories and collecting money who give noth- ing in return. They print a few names of persons who pay for the work but as a work of reference, the book they deliver is absolutely worthless and all the money they have received for subscriptions and advertising is a complete loss to those who have contributed. If you would have the best in the di- rectory line, see that the contract calls for Polk's publications and you will b9 fully protected at all times.
The Gazetteer is the best known and most generally used work of reference in the great state of Idaho. There is nothing more conducive to the growth of a community than a well-arranged gazetteer, giving all the facts that may be Bought throughout the whole state. It affords the best means of communication between the people and this is highly beneficial to the merchants for it brings the market to one's door. It brings everything to view at a glance in this whole great state of Idaho. It brings the products of the country to the city and it takes the wares of the city to the country. It affords the best means of using the Parcel Post. It affords all the people in their respective places of knowing what is going cm imotte what products are offered for
sale and what opportunities* t r n, a-> : business.
Polk's Idaho Gazetteer < fs a« alp] abetical list of all the cities, vil- lages, postodices and settlements- im tie state? Each place is fully described, giving everything of value to the traveller or to one who may wish to know about another community. Following each sketch is a list of persons doing business in the place, giving all corporations, co-partnerships and individuals. The officers of corporations are fully enumerated; the members of co-partner- tmips are related in full. Then, there is a complete classified list of all pur- suits, trades and professions. These classified lists form special and complete trade directories of each and every pursuit.
Besides the alphabetical list of places and persons and the special trade directories, there is a miscellaneous directory which gives a description of the state from its earliest settlement to the present day, showing its development in agriculture, mining, manufacture, population and trade, giving the location of all water courses, railroads and lakes Tn 'the state; describing the contour of the surface, giving the altitude, t.h.V. sWa of public lands and mining and timber industry; a list of public schools, state officers, state institutions and the names of all officers of state boards an'u associations and executive officers.
The publishers take pleasure m. express '.mr their thanks for the uniform courtesy extended to their representatives and for the liberal patronage be- stowed upon this work of the pecpic.
t IleapectTuUyfi
* ' Tho Publishers,
R. lu POLK & CO.
GENERAL INDEX
Page.
Boards 6*-65
Buyers' Guide * * *
Classified Business Directory 371-010
Commercial Laws
Counties and County Orhcers So- Si
Courts, Terms and Judges.. ..63 and 87-6?.
Descriptive Sketch of Idaho . . 55-60
Fish and Game Laws
Foreign Patrons Classified 611-C34
Gazetteer and Directory of Towns 89-36^
Page.
Information Received Too
Late For
64
Land Offices
69-70
Militia
66
Mining Laws
80-85
Railroads
88
Referees in Bankruptcy ..
68
State Government
61-C3
65-66
United States Officers and
Courts. 67-70
INDEX TO ADYEEIIS:
An alphabetical list of prominent and successful men in the State of Idaho, etc
Page.
Almond Electric Blue Print Co, Boise Left side lines American Falls Press, American Falls 28
Andrews F K, Salmon 319
Ashton Enterprise, Ashton 28
Bank of Commerce, Burley s
Bannock Abstract Deposit & Trust
Co, Pocatello 281
Bannock Engineering Co, Pocatello.. 284
Bannock National Bank, Pocatello 282
Bear Lake Livery, Paris 26
Beneficial Life Insurance Co, Pocatello 286
Bennett T E, Gooding 19o
Bily J J, Lewiston 261
Bissinger & Co, Boise
Embossed line front cover and 109 Boise Basin Abstract Co, Idaho City.. 4
Boise Chemical Institute, Boise .
Right top lines 377 and 40i Boise City National Bank. Boise....
Front cover and 8 Boise County Abstract Co, Idaho City 4
Boise Floral Co, Boise 35
Boise Laboratories Co, Boise Ill
Boise Optical Co, Boise Ill- Boise Sash & Door Factory, Boise 111
Bonneville Abstract Co, Idaho Falls.. 5
Boss & Sons, Burley - 25
Bowen Brothers Transfer &. Express
Co, Twin Falls *1
Brady Candv Co, Boise.. Left top lines Braikovitch John Martie & Granite
Works, Boise 27
Braun C A, Weiser -
Right bottom lines and 9
Brick Barn The, Salmon 319
Bristol Hotel. Boise « 16
Bruce & Fuid Loan & Trust Co. Boise Right top lines
Brank D W & Co, Twin Falls 342
Burley Livery & Feed Stable, Burley 2o Burley Realty & Abstract Co, Burley 4 Burrus, Fletcher R & Company, Poca- tello 286
Burrus & Ruebelmann, Pocatello 286
Byrne E W, Buhl 148
C W Taxidermy and Tanning Co, St
Anthony 38
Caldwell Forwarding Co, Caldwell.... 154
Calhoun Leon, Twin Falls
Left top lines
Cambridge News, Cambridge ..... 31
Capital News Publishing Co, Boise... 29 Carter Commercial Agency, Twin
Falls Right bottom lines
Cassia County Abstract Co, Burley.. 4
Cave & Chaffins, Sand Point 10
Caxton Printers (Ltd), Caldwell.. opp 154
Central Commission Co, Boise 113
Chapman W O, Biackfoot 23
Charles R C, Bonners Ferry 34
City Dyeing & Cleaning "Works, Po- catello 289
Clark S B, Arco 503
Coeur d'Alene Garage, Coeur d'Alene
Left bottom lines and 7 Coeur d'Alene Weaving Works, Coeur
d'Alene S3
Columbia National Life Insurance Co,
Pocatello 288
Congdon J P. Boise
Top and bottom lines back cover
Crozier Transfer Co, Twin Falls 41
Custer County Abstract Co, Challls.. 4
D'Abruzzo CamilTe, Boise 22
Dahlen A K. American Falls 92
Dibble T S Auto Co, Biackfoot 7
Dickerson F W, Pocatello 286
Donart & Louis, Coeur d'Alene IS
Dooley's Livery, Twin Falls 26
Dry Farmer The, Bancroft 28
Dryden M II & Son, New Meadows.. 23
Dunn Bros, Rupert 312
Economy Carpet Cleaning & Bug
Mnfg Co, Boise 118
Filers Music House The Boise, Boise Left bottom lines Elmore County Abstract & Title Co,
Mountain Home 3
Emerson G D, Moscow 253
Ensign & Ensign, Boise
Left top line.6! and 115
46-52'
IDAHO STATE GAZETTEER
Page.
Ewing A J, Sand Point S22
Federal Machinery Cc Wallace 354
Fidelity & Deposit Co of Maryland,
Boise Right top lines
First National Bank, Pocatello 282
First National Bank of Idaho, Boise
Bine on back cover and 8
First Savings Bank, Pocatello 282
Franklin County Abstract Co, Preston 6
Franklin County Citizen, Preston 32
Fremont Abstract Co, St Anthony. . , 6
Fruit Growers Bank, Pavette.. 9
Gallagher J T, Weiser 568
Gate City Hotel, Pocatello 290
Gate City News. BeMevue 31
Globe Electrical Co. Buh: . 149
Gossett-Abramson Mrs L M, Twin
Falls 21
Graham Aa-chie, Twin Falls 343
Grarnkow Wm, Boise , 119
Granger O C, Hope 504
Granville Bruce, Weiser 35
Green R H, Pocatello 283
. Groo & Tooraey, Montpelier 251
Grove Livery Transfer & Feed Stables
Montpelier 251
Guyer Raymond, Hailey 28
Halfford Hairdressing Parlors, Poca- tello 291
Hall O M, American Falls 503
Hartson C H, Eoise 504
Hatiabaugh M R, Grangeville 198
Hill C M, Boise. .Left top lines 139 and 39
Hoff Bros, Montpelier 24
Hoff H H Butchering Co, Montpelier 24
Hotel Crow, Pocatello 285
Hotel Evans, Mountain Home 20
Hotel Grand, American Fails 93
Hotel Harrison. Harrison 19
Hotel Leaton. Challis ,. 16
Hotel Orofino, Orofino 20
Hotel Rogerson, Twin Falls 21
Hyde W A Realty Co, Pocatello 28S
Idaho Enterprise The, Malad 242
Idaho Falls Mill & Elevator Co, Idaho
Falls 15
Idaho Hide & Junk Co, Pocatello 291
Idaho Hotel, Rexburg 20
Idaho Live Stock Barn. Buhl 149
Idaho Livery & Feed Barn, Volimer. . 351
Idaho Nursery Co, Weiser 363
Idaho Odd Fellow, Caldwell opp 154
Idaho Stationery & Printing Co, Boise Left side lines Id&feo THle & Trust Co CLtd), Boise Right bottom line*
Idan-ha. Hotel (Ltd), Boise
Right bottom lines and 17 Independent Electric Co, Twin Falls. 344 Inland Abstract & Trust Co, Grange-
vllle 4
Intcr-Mountaln Farmer, Boise 31
Inter-Mountain Map Co. Boise ...
Left top lines and 9
Interstate Land & Loan Co, Boise 23
Jensen Andrew C & Co, Boise 33
Jensen James, Franklin 190
Jerome, Twin Falls Stage Line, Twin
Falls 37
Jones W A Dry Goods Co, Pocatello.. 284
Jorgensen ChrK Preston S00
Kammerer B II, Coeur d'Alene
Left bottom lines and 7
Kenyon Townslte Co, Burley 40
Kenvon Townslte Co, Kenyon 40
Kimberley Call, Kimberly 63G and 32
I Page.
I Klmberfey Land & Orchard Co, Kim-
| v kerlsy n
Kingsbury Printing- Co, Twin Falls. Opp 3*4
Emberton Investment Co, Boise
r . 1f , «,.„. Front cover and 34
La Mode Millinery, Twin Falls.. 27
Leeper R D. Coeur d'Alene 157
Lewis County Abstract Co, Nez Perce 5 Link s Modern Business College, Boise
,Ripht J;ide Unes- 126," 412 and 575
MeConnell Hotel, Kellogg ia
McDonald J H, Blackfoot 104
Mackay & Central Idaho Stage Co
(ijta), Mackay 37
Martin T C. Pocateilo......::;636 and 285
Maternity Home, Twin Falls 34s
Merchants Protective Assn (Ltd),
,TI]°Ji,Se ----- Front edge and 11
Middieton W L, Coeur d'Alene 168
Miller E C, Boise Back cover and 127
Miller J W, Burley 25
Miller & Viele, Boise Back cover
Milner Livery & Feed Stable, Milner.. 26
Monroe Hotel, Lewiston 16
Morl'er Chris, Boise .". 54o
Motor & Bike Shop, Twin Falls .' 345
Napper Mrs Lottie. Pocatello 285
National Surety Co of New York,
Boise Left top lines and 135
New Brooks Hotel, Idaho Falls 19
New Idan-ha The, Boise
Right bottom lines and 17 New Meadows Livery & Feed Stable,
New Meadows 26
New Meadows Tribune, New Meadows 264 New Plymouth Garage. New Ply- mouth 265
Nixon F B, Boise ~27
O K Pressary & Hatterv, Boise......' 130
O'Malley P C. Pocatello 504
Oneida County Abstract Co. Malad.. 5
Osborn & Higby Auto Co, Weiser 7
Overland Livery, Burley 152
Owyhee Hotel, Boise
Left top lines and 18
Page's Hotel, Wardner 22
Pantorium The, Boise 10
Paris Hotel, Paris 20
Park Hotel, Spirit Lake 331
Payette- Weiser Milling Co, Payette Right top lines Payette-Weiser Milling Co, Weiser
Right top lines Peasley Transfer & Storage Co, Boise
Back bone and 40
Peerless Ice Cream Co, Pocatello 285
Pend d'Oreille Review. Sand Point 32
Pioneer Livery, Feed & Sale Stable,
Filer 25
Pioneer Tent & Awning Co, Boise.. 38 Pocatello Electric Supplv Co, Poca- tello 2S4
Prater J M Co, Sand Point 324
Pratt C E, Weiser 363
Press Publishing Co, Coeur d'Alene. . 168 Prudential Casualty Co of Indian- apolis. Poise Left top lines and 115
Rawls-Case Co, Boise 38
Revnolds L W & Co, Buhl 149
Riley F V. Idaho Falls 10
Bobbins Willard. Burley 152
Robinson J B, Burley 153
Roe & Son, Preston 32
Rogerson Hotel The. Twin Falls 21
Rossi H J. Wallace Opp 356
Rupert Abstract Co, Rupert 6
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Page.
Russell Roy, Pocatello 284
g\ Anthony Building: & Mnfg Co, St
Anthony 27
St Anthony Collecting Agency, St
Anthony 35
Silt T C, Arco 95
Mmms W A, Pocatello 282
Saratoga Hotel, Caldwell 2
Fargent E M, Idaho Falls 10
g at tie Dye Works, Weiser 363
Shaw C R Wholesale Co, Boise 134
Shepherd Bros, Paris 26
Shoshone Abstract Co, Wallace 6
Shoshone Journal The. Shoshone.... 33 Smart & Hutchison Milling & Ele- vator Co, Franklin 190
Smith & Condie, Preston 504
Smith & Mitchell Realty Co, Rupert. 35
Southern Idaho Review, Heyburn... 38
Spindler & Long, Vollmer 351
Standard Ice Cream Co, Pocatello.... 285
?tate Normal School, Albion 12
Statesman Printing Co, Boise 30
Sundberg H M, Rexburg 15
Sunton A C, Boise 137
Superior Stamp Works, Heyburn 3S
Teton Peak Chronicle. St Anthony.. 32
Teton Valley News, Driggs 31
Thomas & Jones Real Estate Co, Ma- lad 5
Tourtellotte & Hummel, Boise
Line on front cover
Tremblay J W, Priest River 35
Troy Steam Laundrv. Nampa 263
Twin Falls Bank & Trust Co. Twin
Falls 9
Twin Falls Conservatory of Music,
Twin Falls 36
Twin Falls-Jerome Stage Line, Twin
Falls , 37
Vineyard L, Grangeville 199
Von Pinnon Mohr & Mohr, Boise
Left top lines
Walker W T. Pocatello 284
Weber Hotel. Belleview 21
Wcrtman G W, Boise 142
Western Auto Co, Twin Falls 7
Western Reporting & Credit Co, Boise
Embossed line back cover and 11
White E C & Co. Pocatello 286
White Harry. Salmon 41 \
White J E, Twin Falls
Front cover and 36 !
Wilkie A H, Ashton 503
Winger Real Estate Co, St Anthony 35 I
Wise Piano House, Boise
Right top lines and 143
Witter-Fisher Co (Inc.), Moscow 34
Woods T J, Twin Falls
Line on front cover
Yearsley & Duvall Albion 25
Z C M*I, Idaho Falls Top lines
Zollinger Chas, Rexburg 306
Clarkston, Wash. Monroe Hotel 16
Minneapolis, Minn.
Donaldson L S Co 431
Eitel Hospital 483
Hotel Vendome 486
Howell R R & Co 574
Minneapolis Plating Co 557
Minneapolis Steel & Machinery Co.. 585
Northwestern Hide & Fur Co 464
Page.
Ogden, Utah.
Boyle Furniture Co... Left side lines Brewer A L Dairy Supply Co..41'5 and 427
Ogden Portland Cement Co
Right side lines' and 400
Ogden Stamp Works
^ , „ Left bottom lines
Ogden Tent & Awning Co 39
Parry Jos & Sons Co 528
Read Jos G & Bros Co 2 /
Summerills Stove Repair House .' 583
Union Portland Cement Co
Right top lines
St. Paul, Minn.
Northwestern Stamp Works 580
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Burke Jas J & Co Right top lines
Callaway Hoock & Francis
Left side lines and 16 Central Coal & Coke Co
Right bottom lines
Do Bouzek Engraving Co. 443
Deseret Sunday School Union Book
Store Right side lines
Fgan & Rich Front cover
Fit-Well Artificial Limb Co '
Left side lines and 377 Galigher Machinery Co The
Right bottom lines
Herald Republican Pub Co 33
Klinner Fritz Left side lines
Merchants Protective Assn.. Side lines
Miller & Viele Back cover
Pacific Land & Water Co 23
Panek Josef 465
Porter C F 527
Rowland Hall Right side lines and 13
Salt Lake Mattress & Mnfg Co
Right side lines
Salt Lake Stamp Co
Right top lines and 509
Strevell-Paterson Hardware Co
Left side lines
Utah Coal Sales Agency
Left bottom lines Utah-Idaho Sugar Co
Right bottom lines Z C M I Top lines
Seattle, Wash.
Rosenbaum L N & Co
Right side lines
Spokane, Wash.
Armstrong Machinery Co 490
Bowman G J 551
Brown Bros Right side lines
Calumet Hotel 21
City Dye Works
Left bottom lines and 11
Empire Tile & Mantel Co 637
Federal Machinery Co 354
Galax Hotel 637
Gonzaga University
Left bottom lines and 14
Hopf C H 587
Motel Dempsey 42
Hotel Pedicord 21
Hotel Raymond 28
Le Master Cannon & Co 373
Moore J M 378
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IDAHO STATE GAZETTEER
Page.
Nixon-Kimmel Co .Left bottom lines
Pacific Coast Pole Co 39
Rein hard & Hofford 3
Baylor Boarding School for Boys
Left bottom lines and 37
Spokane Stamp Works
Left bottom lines
Pi?.
Standard Iron & Wire Works
Right bottom lines Western Hair Co.. Left bottom lines Westfali L L r.
Walla Walla, Wash.
Wise Piano House
Right top lines and l«
Information Received Too Late fo: Regular Insertion*
ARTESIAN CITY. Twin Falls couDty. A discontinued p o. Mail to Murtaugh.
BANNER. Boise county. A dis- continued p o. Mail to Idaho City.
BENNETT. Elmore county, recently established p o.
CHE3LEY. Nez Perce county. A discontinued p o. Mail to Ruebens.
COUNTY LINE. A discontinued p. City.
Elmore county, o. Mail to Hill
DRIFTWOOD BAY. Kootenai county. A steamboat shipping point b miles from Coeur d'Alene the p o.
EAST POINT. Kootenai county. A steamboat shipping point 15 miles s of Coeur d'Alene.
HARLOW POINT. Kootenai coun- ty. A steamboat shipping- point IT miles 8 of Coeur d'Alene.
MAGIC. Blaine county, cently established p o.
A re-
O'GARA. Kootenai county. A steamboat shipping point on the St Joe river 26 miles s of Coeur d'Alene and 6 8 of Harrison. Exp Am.
POWDER HORN BAY. Kootena! county. A steamboat shipping point 14 miles s of Coeur d'Alene.
REGENA. Flmore county. A re- cently established p o.
REVERSE. Elmore county. A recently established p. o.
I A in U* IDAHO.
By Fred R. Reed, Commissioner of Immigration, Labor and Statistics, Boise.
Idaho is one of the newest states in the union In its comparative de- velopment. There is an abundance of evidence that the development and equipment of farm lands, industrial life, private homes and the state in- stitutions of Idaho is more modern and satisfying to the normal, sturdy citizen than can be found in a similar developed area in older states. The following table indicates something of the rapid growth and development of Idaho during the past several years:
IDAHO, THE "GROWING EST" STATE IN THE UNION.
, POPULATION , Steam R. R.
State of Percent Boise. Capital Percent Mileage in
Idaho Increase of Idaho Increase Idaho
187U 14,999 ... 995 ...
32,610 117 1,899 90 - 206
1S90 88,548 171 2,311 21 941
1900 161,772 82 5,957 157 1.267
1910 325,594 101 17,358 191 2,134
1912 385,094 ... ...
Average Value
, FARMS , , LAND IN FARMS > of Land and
Percent Percent Building per
Number Increase Acres Increase Acre
1870 414 ... 77,139 ... $5.11
1880 1.8S5 355 327,798 324 8.C4
1S30 6,603 250 1,302.256 297 13.39
1900 17,471 164 3,204,903 146 13.20
1910 30,807 76 5,283,604 65 46.38
The consistent, rapid growth as shown by these tables must indicate that Idaho has a just claim to the slogan "The 'growingest' state in the Union." The reason is easily understood. The mining industry, which gave the state the first employment and wealth, has produced constantly and consistently. Investors operate upon well-defined lines and have largely eliminated speculative uncertainty.
The live stock upon the open ranges furnished the first agricultural development. Earnings from the mines and ranges have built comfortable homes, business blocks, established banks, built railways, sawmills and constructed gigantic irrigation enterprises.
Agriculture, as applied to all domestic farm products, will always be the state's greatest wealth producing resource. Closely allied is agricul- ture as related to the forests of the state.
Mining and the range herds will continue to be important affiliated industries that furnish profitable employment to large numbers and will yield even larger financial returns in the future. Manufacturing is mak- ing steady progress. Transportation is now having its greatest growth. With the further development of the Columbia-Snake River water course, more regular boat service will be established to Lewiston, Idaho, which is the most interior seaport of the entire northwest. The district is des- tined to become of vast strategic importance in transportation matters.
Most of the larger development enterprises have had the guiding in* fluence of a pioneer hand. This always inspires confidence with outbids
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IDAHO STATE GAZETTEER
capital. Idaho laws were carefully framed, avoiding theerrors that caused grief to sister states.
Even after the withdrawal of large forestry areas, there are yet mil- lions of acres of land still available for agricultural and mineral develop- ment.
There are several contributing factors why Idaho will continue to grow and develop as a wealth producing state and appeal to a high type oi citizens. -r
The climate and natural environment are superior. The range of the Rockies to the east and the Cascades to the west protect the inter-moun- tain district from devastating storms that levy heavy tribute against crops, property and human iite in the less favored regions. There are, therefore, almost no devastating risks to be carried.
There are large areas of very superior agricultural lands that have natural fertility that produce a wide range of wealth-yielding crops.
The water supply is without doubt superior and more dependable be- cause of the high altitude and naturally protected drainage areas that will iorever remain under the direction of the state and national governments and serve as a perpetual insurance policy. The citizens have realized that growth and evolution were calling for readjustment almost continuously. Fortunately, the element of speculation has been ''soft-pedaled" and the investor and bomeseeker who come in to share our responsibility and our "health and wealth dividends" have been attracted because of the real merit of the community and state resources. This has given the state a degree of stability not commonly found in a new state that is growing rapidly. An unusually high type of citizens with modern, progressive ideas have established homes and become a part of the state's activities.
The total area of the state is 8,480 square miles or 54,272,000 acres, of which nearly 40 per cent or 19,013,813 acres is within the National Forests, with nearly as large area of unappropriated and unreserved lands.
The classified lands now assessed in Idaho in 1912 are shown as fol- lows:
Number of Acres in Idaho.
Irrigated and Agricultural Land 2,072,090.83
Dry Farm Land 810,612.12
Natural Meadow and Pasture 645.727.03
Grazing Land 1,056,574.44
Desert, Waste and Swamp 461,571.17
Mineral Land 61.1S6.98
Standing Timber 1,711,362.00
Cut-over and Burnt Timber Land 601,153.00
Suburban Land 30,057.85
Orchard and Vineyard 29,059.76
TOTAL 7,479,400.18 7,479,400
Acreage -within National Forests * 19.013.S1"
Acreage unappropriated and unsurveyed 1S,970,"?3
Acreage entered under Carey Act but not yet patented 540,
Acreage owned by the state, part of which is leased; lands that have been entered under desert, homestead, timber and min- eral act. scrip and other forms for which patent has not yet
matured and therefore not assessable 8,267,406
54,272,000
The stockmen will be interested to know the location of the grazing land available within the National Forests. The public domain outside of the National Forests is available for grazing without a grazing fee.
Those desiring to enter public lands should inquire directly of either of the five federal land offices which have jurisdiction over all entries in their respectire districts. Boise, Blackfoot, Coeur d'Alene, Hailey and L»ewistoa.
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Tb© serenth biennial report of the State Immigration Commissioner, Boise, contains a great deal of detailed information concerning the state of Idaho. It is a large, beautifully illustrated magazine which costs 11 cents postage. It is mailed to prospective homeseekers and investors upon receipt of the postage.
The following climatological schedule for the State of Idaho by coun- ties furnishes information upon elevation, temperature, precipitation and sunshine. This data was prepared by the U. S. Weather Bureau, Boise, and shows a fair average for a series of years.
/ Temper- No. No.
Ele- r-
- ature
r-Precipit.ation-^ of
of
va- High-
Low-
Snow
rainy
clear
Counties.
Stations.
t i o n .
est.
est.
Total.
fall.
days.
days.
Ada
..Boise
?, 739
99
6
15.35
29.2
91
147
Ada
..Pleasant Valley.
.3,000
101
0
12.04
3L9
81
222
Adams
. . Landore
.5,300
92
- 6
31.68
255.4
128
94
- 12
15.36
25.7
58
ISO
94
- 6
18.48
40.7
106
152
Bear Lake . .
5,946
89
- 30
Bingham. . . .
. . Blackfoot
i 5 03
S3
- 9
14.42
44.1
*76
155
Bingham. . . .
. . Spring field
'.l'A20
98
- 10
14.32
46.2
67
142
92
96
- ii
116.6
'78
iesi
Bonneville ..
T J - 1, - T?» nil-
4 742
93
1 o - IS
17.88
67.4
103
191
Bonner . .
Bonners Ferry
.1,850
97
- X u
129
Bonner .
Porthill
.1,665
93
- S
15.32
"si
166
9 o$6
9 4
- 8
23.56
87
.2,372
99
- 2
Q O r:
y.yo
31.9
C 0 03
x35
. . Emmett
J. U Si
o
22.6
104
9.74
29.2
60
180
Oakley
99
- 1
11.21
15.0
50
150
Clearwater. .
103
2
Clearwater. .
1,027
104
5
25.99
67.4
ii6
5 897
100
- 14
Custer
7,000
88
- 29
106.0
236
. , Garnet
.2,575
105
10
9.58
*44
.3,150
100
- 7
...
1 m 1 Ul
0
>
-
6 097
89
39
16.15
S0.7
65
130
Fremont . . .
90
19
12. 2S
29.5
Fremont . . . .
5,050
90
22
19.83
83.5
74
iei
Idaho
Kooskia
.1,261
101
6
Kootenai . . .
..St. Maries
. .2,263
95
- 4
75.8
, 2,748
99
- 1
. .6 000
93
- 21
10.85
74.8
*44
io5
Lemhi
93
79.2
3,082
95
- io
98
- 5
11.43
39.4
'64
1 i? «>
,4,204
94
- 12
11.87
40.7
76
238
3 96S
91
- 8
12.87
54.0
65
191
.Wendell
. .3.400
102
0
12.76
23.9
55
..1,520
105
6
18.01
26.2
*93
181
. 757
106
16
9.06
11.7
125
. .4,341
96
- 6
i»i
Oneida
4,460
94
- 12
17.45
'73
Owyhee ....
. . Grandview ....
101
0
9.68
16.6
'87
225
72,381
105
6
. , 2,7 52
102
4
12.47
49
188
3,000
92
- 14
27. C2
* 7 9* 4
131
Shoshone . .
. . Kellogg
. .2,305
95
- 6
162
Shoshone ..
..Wallace
. .2,728
95
- 4
37.15
'2i!6
160
Tw in Falls.
102
- 4
Y^in Falls.
98
- 2
Twin Falls.
93
- 10
11.46
34.1
ST
Twin Falls.
98
- 5
71
133
"Washington
2,651
102
- 5
6
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IDAHO STATE GAZETTEER
The topography of the state varies greatly and accommodates many needs. The lowest elevation is 600 feet and exceeds 13,000 feet in the high mountainous districts. The lower elevations allow a long grazin? season and comparatively mild winters which permit the growing of tender varieties of fruits and nuts.
HORTICULTURE.
The horticultural division of agriculture has had a remarkable devel- opment during the past few years. The apple crop is yielding very profit- able returns chiefly because of the superior natural environment for this crop. Southwestern Idaho has become one of the world's chief prune pro- ducing districts. Other fruits are extensively grown but the apple and prune are the principal fruit crops.
BEET SUGAR INDUSTRY.
The following table indicates something of the magnitude cf the beet sugar industry.
YEAR 1012 -
Idaho Falls 5,244 50,000 14,250,000
Sugar City (1) 7,159 70,000 19,000,000
Blackfoot 4,971 41,000 10,856,500
Burley (2) 3,000 25,500 4,500,000
Total 20,374 186,500 48,606,500
(1) This includes the acreage produced for the Parker auxiliary slicing station.
(2) New factory, just opened in 1912.
GENERAL AGRICULTURE.
Diversified farming as applied to general agriculture will always be the state's chief source of wealth. With the vast acreage of irrigated lands and the rapidly enlarged area that is being brought under cultivation by applying dry-farming methods, it is freely predicted that Idaho, within a few years, will be producing not less than four times the present yield of wheat, or about 60,000,000 bushels annually which is more than U being produced iu any one state at the present time. Live stock upon the farms is increasing in a satisfactory way. Range cattle, however, have decreased in number. The live stock industry will yield the largest returns of any one branch of agricultural pursuit. The unusual amount of su- perior grazing furnished by the domestic pastures, particularly under irri- gation and the regulated cheap grazing available in the National Forests and upon state lands will continue to support vast numbers of range stock.
MINING.
Idaho has for many years been an important lead and copper pro- ducing state. Producing properties yielding practically all of the precious metals are found in practically all parts of the state, but the largest properties are found in the northern part.
IRRIGATION AND POWER.
Co-ordinate with the development of the great irrigation systems, several large hydro-electric power plants have been installed which gen- erate great quantities of electricity which is widely distributed over exten- sive transmission lines. It is fitting and proper that the natural waters
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of our lakes and streams should furnish the town and farm homes with the most important factor in modern comfort, - electricity. The following table indicates something of the development of irrigation farming* Very great progress has also been made in the districts where irrigation is not needed, - particularly on the cut-over lands in the northern part of the state.
STATISTICS UPON IDAHO IRRIGATION.
Independent enterprises, number 3,092
Ditches, total length, miles , ... 12^759
Main ditches, number 3^209
Length, miles [[ 7,'662
Lateral ditches, number 3^359
Length, miles , 5,0S7
Reservoirs, number 243
Capacity, acre feet 1,742,303
Flowing wells, number 62
Capacity, gallons per minute 7,200
Pumped wells, number 24
Capacity, gallons per minute 2,82$
Pumping plants, number 5§
Engine capacity, horse-power 7.0G5
Pump capacity, gallons per minute 278,569
Acreage irrigated with pumped water 19,825
Total cost of irrigation systems $40,983,682.00
Average cost per acre 17.18
Average annual cost of maintenance and operation, per acre.... .64
STATE AND SECTARIAN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
The State of Idaho has made liberal provision for those of her youth who, having completed the primary, intermediate and high school courses desire to continue their education.
Almost a quarter of a century ago the legislature of what was then Idaho Territory established the University of Idaho, locating the institu- tion at Moscow in Latah county.
An Agricultural Experiment Station, co-operating with the United States Department of Agriculture, is now an important adjunct of the University School of Agriculture. Branch experiment stations are con- ducted at Clagstone, Caldwell, Gooding and Aberdeen.
The high standard maintained and the strong faculty employed has given the University a place of high rank among similar institutions in other states. Our young men and women are enabled to fit themselves for engaging in the professions, arts and trades. The success that has attended our university graduates who have gone forth is testimony of the efficiency of the institution.
Dr. K. C. Babcock, specialist in Higher Education in the United States Bureau of Education, says of our State University: " * * * Tho University of Idaho surprised me by the excellent quality of its equipment in buildings, grounds and laboratories. * * * The quality of the fac- ulty is surprisingly good, both as to training and experience. Conditions are such that it has a better degree of stability than have several other of the State Universities of the west. * * * "
The number of students enrolled in the university for the year 1912- 1913 as shown by the December (1912) report was 709. This enrollment represented seventeen states and two foreign countries.
Idaho supports two state normal schools, one at Lewiston and one at Albion. These schools are well equipped, and offer exceptional advan- tages for preparation to the young man or the young woman who expects to engage in the profession of teaching.
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The Academy of Idaho, located at PcceteJlo, the Idaho Industrial Training School ai St. Anthony, and the State School for Deaf, Dumb and Blind at Gooding are other state educational institutions with excellent records.
In addition to the various state institutions of learning, there are scattered throughout the state many schools supported by various churches. Among these are the College of Idaho (Presbyterian) at Cald- well, St. Margaret's Hall, (Episcopalian) at Boise, Ricks Academy (Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints) at Rexburg, and the Acad- emy of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (Catholic) at Coeur d'Alene. The Methodist church has in contemplation plans for the establishment in the state of a high grade college. If these plans materialize this institu- tion will in all probability bo located at some point in the southern part of the state.
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Capitol Building, Boise.
1913-1914 Executive Officers.
Terms expire January, 1915.
Salary
Governor - J M Haines, Boise $5,000
Secretary to Governor - Capt E G Davis 2,400
Lieutenant-Governor - H H Taylor, $7.50 a day during sessions of legislature and traveling expenses.
Secretary of State - W L Gifford 3,000
Auditor - F L Huston. 3,000
Treasurer - O V Allen 4,000
Attorney General - J H Peterson 4,000
Superintendent of Public Instruction - Grace M Shepherd 2,400
Inspector of Mines - R N Bell 2,400
Register of Land Department - Ned Jenness 3,000
Officials.
Appointed by the Governor.
State Veterinarian - V C White $1,800
Engineer - P P King 3,60 0
Commissioner of Immigration, Labor and Statistics - F R Reed. ... 2,400
Game Warden - O H Barber 2,000
The Adjutant General - Gen L V Batch 2,000
Insurance Commissioner - E F Van Valkenburg f 2,400
Bank Commissioner - A E Reid 4,00 0
Horticultural Inspector - J U McPherson 2,4 00
Carey Act Dept - S D Taylor 2,500
State Land Commissioner - G A Day 3,500
Congressional Delegation.
Senators - James H Brady, Pocatello. Term expires March 4, 1915. Win E Borah, Boise. Term expires March 4, 1919.
Members of Congress - Burton L French. Term expires March 4, 1915. Addison T Smith, Twin Falls. Term expires March 4th, 1915.
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Members of the Legislature - 1813-1914.
SENATORS
Ada - S D Fairehild. Mora. Adams - E M Barton, Weiser. Bannock - -J P Hunt, Swan Lake. Bear Lake - J R Shepherd, Paris. Bingham - G W Edgingt-jn, Idaho Falls. Blaine - J G Hedrick, Hailey. Boise - C W Luck, Lardc. Bonner - Byron Defenbach, Sand Point. Bonneville - G W Edgington, Idaho Falls. Canyon - H C Baldridge, P>irma. Cassia - H C Haight, Oakley. Clearwater - A G Johnson, Nez Perce. Custer - Ravanel Macbeth. Mackay. Elmore - W S Lee, Mountain Home. Fremont - J W Hart. Meaan, Idaho - H E Sweet, Grangeville. Kootenai - P Y*7 Johnson, Coeur d'Alene. Latah - George Fields, Moscow. Lemhi - D C Reed, Leadore. Lewis - A G Johnson, Nez Perce. Lincoln - C F Borden, Shoshone. Nez Perce - J L Goodnight, Lewiston. Oneida - D W Davis, American Falls. Owyhee - Dow Dunning, Morgan. Shoshone - W H Hanson, Wallace. Twin Falls - C A Robinson, Twin Falls. Washington - E M Barton, Weiser.
REPRESENTATIVES.
Ada - € D Storey, Boise; C F Koelisch, Boise; H A Lawson, Boise; F M
Gardner, Eagle; T H McDermott, Meridian. Adams - W M Brown, Landore.
Bannock - H V A Ferguson, Pocatello; D J Law, Soda Springs; W H
Mendenhall, Thatcher. Bear Lake - F C Evans, Thomas Fork; C E Wright, Montpelier. Bingham - P G Johnston, Blackfoot; A S Dickenson, Blackfoot. Blaine - Stewart Campbell, Hailey; J S Parks, Howe. Boise - Arnold Meikles, Roseberry.
Bonner - E D Farmin; Sandpoint; E E Elliott, Bonners Ferry; A H Con- nor, Sandpoint.
Bonneville - W L Shattuck, Idaho Falls; C L Warnick, Idaho Falls. Canyon - A J Rock wood, Boswell; C S French, New Plymouth, H T Lewis,
Fruitland; R W Oakes, Caldwell; O C Bradley, Nampa. Cassia - D A Taylor, Burley. Clearwater - W M. Chandler, Orofino. . Custer - C A Clark, Mackay. Elmore - Joseph Rosevear, Glenns Ferry.
Fremont - G E Bowerman, St Anthony; R S Hunt, Rexburg; Robt Gil- christ, Lewisville; R D Merrill, Ashton.
Idaho - A L Herchelrode, Winona; H F Church, Grangeville.
Kootenai - W H Edelblute, Rathdrum; R G Wearne, Coeur d'Alene; C A Norton, Hayden Lake; W F Sargent, St Maries.
Latah - Columbus Clark, Juliaetta; W H Mason, Moscow; A II Oversmith, Troy.
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Ijcmhi - R B Hern don, Salmon. Lewis - K S Friend, Kamiah.
Lincoln - B R Evans, Goodin; L R Adams, Rupert. Nez Perce - Geo Finke, Cameron; S C Case, Culdesac. Oneida - Jas Neilson, Weston; A D Henderson, Clifton; Jas Johnson, Preston.
Owyhee - -Wm Healy, Silver City.
Shoshone - Root O Jones, Kellogg; M J Sinclair, Kellogg. Twin Falls - Fred Nihart, Buhl; L G Hayford, Buhl; C E Booth, Twin Falls.
Washington - F D Ryan, Weiser.
Judiciary.
SUPREME COURT. Chief Justice - -J F Alshie, Grangeville. Term expires Jan 4, 1915.
Associate Justices - I N Sullivan, Hailey. Term expires Jan 2. 1917, G
H Stewart, Boise. Term expires Jan 6, 1919. Terms - At Boise, second Monday of April, third Monday of September and
first Monday of November. At Lewiston, third Monday in March and fourth Monday of October. At Coeur d'Alene, fourth Tuesday of March
and first Monday of December.
Appointees of Supreme Court. Salary
Clerk of Supreme Court - I W Hart, Boise $2,500
Deputy Clerk of Supreme Court. - J H Long, Lewiston 900
Bailiff Supreme Court - G F Kimery, Boise, per day 4
State Librarian - Mrs M P Dunton, Boise 900
DISTRICT COURTS. First District - Shoshone County.
W W Woods, Judge Wallace
Second District - Clearwater, Lewis, Idaho, Latah and Nez Perce Counties. E C Steele, Judge Moscow
Third District - Ada and Boise Counties.
C A Davis, Judge Boise
C P McCarthy Boise
Fourth District - Blaine, Cassia, Elmore, Lincoln and Twin Falls Counties.
B A Walters, Judge Shoshone
C O Stock&lager, Judge Twin Falls
Fifth District - -Bannock, Beaj Lake and Oneida Counties. Alf Budge, Judge Pocatello
Sixth District - Bingham, Custer and Lemhi Counties.
J M Stevens, Judge .Blackfoot
Seventh District - Adams, Canyon, Owyhee and Washington Counties. E L Bryan, Judge Caldwell
Eighth District - Kootenai and Bonner Counties.
R N Dunn, Judge ....Coeur d'Alene
J M Flynn, Judge Coeur d'Alene
Ninth District - Bonneville and Fremont Counties. J G Gawynn, Judge St Anthony
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Boards.
Board of Examiners - Governor, Secretary of State and Attorney General.
Board of Land Commissioners - Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General and Superintendent of Public Instruction and State Auditor.
Board of Pardons - Governor, Secretary of State and Attorney General.
Board of Prison Commissioners - Governor, Secretary of State and At- torney General.
Board of Management of Capitol Buildings and Grounds - Governor, Sec- retary of State and State Treasurer.
Board of Equalization - Governor, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, Attorney General and State Auditor.
Board of Canvassers - Governor, Secretary of State, State Treasurer At- torney General and State Auditor.
Board of Trustees of Soldiers' Home - Governor, Secretary of State and Attorney General.
Board of Education - Superintendent of Public Instruction, Secretary of State and Attorney General.
State Library Commission - -- Attorney General, Secretary of State, Super- intendent Public Instruction, Pres State University,
Board of Deposit - Governor, Attorney General and Secretary of State.
State Capitol Commission - Governor, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, A J Wiley and F R Coffin.
APPOINTIVE.
Board of Dental Examiners - The State Board of Dental Examiners under the provisions of law, "shall hold one regular meeting in each year, and special meetings at such time and place as the board may select."
Members of the Board - G F Baker, Pres, Twin Falls; A A Jessup, Sec, Boise; Wm Cureton, Pocatello; R W Phelps, Challis; E L Young- berg, Coeur d'Alene.
Board of Water Commissioners - C H DeCamp, St Anthony; R^avenel Mac- beth, Custer; J W Cage, Boise.
Board of Health - Dr W R Hamilton, Pres, Weiser; Dr Ralph Falk, Sec, Boise; Dr O B Steely, Pocatello; Atty-Gen J H Peterson, Boise; State Engineer F P King, Boise; State Chemist, H Louis Jackson, Boise; State Bacteriologist, Dr E E Laubaugh, Boise; State Dairy, Food and Sanitary Inspector, J H Wallis, Boise.
Bureau of Vital Statistics - Dr Ralph Falk, State Registrar, Boise; Jayne 'Skeffington, Deputy, Boise.
Board of Horticultural Inspection - C P Hartley, Emmett, Pres; J U Mc- Pherson, Boise, Sec and Inspector; J R Field, Boise; Robt Schleicher, Lewiston; J D Kruger, St Anthony; Henry W Dorman, Caldwell.
Board of Medical Examiners - Meets on the first Tuesday of April and October of each year, at the capital of the State, or at such other place as the board may designate.
Members of the Board - J F Schmershall, Pres, Jerome; O J Allen, Sec, Bellevue; S E Bruce, Lewiston; C M Cline, Boise; C A Dettman, Burke; Russell Truitt, Cottonwood.
Board of Optometry - E E Teape, Pres, Kellogg; O M Drake, Twin Falls; J T Laughlin, Boise.
Board of Osteopathy - E D Jones, Pres, Rupert; E G Hauseman, Sec, Nampa; W M Hatfield, Moscow; C W Kingsbury, Boise; J D Hume, Twin Falls.
Board of Pharmacy - Clarence Ballon, Pres, Boise; T M Starrh, Sec,
Shoshone; J J Pulse, Grangeville. Board of Public Utilities Commissioners - J A Blomquist, Pres, Boise;
A P Ramstedt, Boise; D W Standrod, Boise; E G Gallet, Sec.
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Live Stock Sanitary Commission - L L Ormsby, Pres, Boise; Arthur Pence, Sec, Hot Springs; C H Baird, Forest; C W Leaf, Fernwood; T S Stanford, Carney; Clay Vance, Dickey; C T Woodall, Soda Springs.
Board of Tax Commissioners - A P Ramstedt, Pres, Boise; J A Blomquist, Sec, Boise; D W Standrod, Boise.
GAME WARDEN AND FIELD FORCE.
Game Warden - 0 F Barber.
Clk of Game Warden - H G Dietrich.
Chief Deputy Game Warden - W N Stephens, Rexburg.
Asst Deputy Game Wardens - David Burrell, American Falls; D P Rich,
Boise; R C West, Moscow; C L Monroe, Lewiston. Supt Hayspur Fish Hatchery - Geo H Isaac. Supt Warm River Fish Hatchery - C L Stephens. Supt Sandpoint Fish Hatchery - D L Oliver.
Local County Deputy State Game Wardens- - 0 B Fleischer, Arco; R A Palmer, Blackfoot; A A Harris, Boise; J B Hunter, Chilly; Ludwig Roper, Coeur d'Alene; Victor Hegsted, Driggs; Abe Whitehead, Franklin; D C Fisher, Grangeville; Clarence Price, Hagerman; E R -Somers, Hailey; F O Robbins, Humphrey; Jesse Cullison, Idaho City; F A Randall, Idaho Falls; W G Smith, Liberty; Jenkins Jones, Malad; Jos Meek, Moscow; A A Collins, Saml Cook, Oakley; Samson Snyder, Orofina; J A Harader, Payette; L A Lehrbas, Pocatello; W S McRea, Rea; A H Woodvine, Rexburg; A M Boylen, St Anthony; Percy Anderson, Salmon; H E Nesbitt, Sandpoint; Ira Spidell, Swan Lake; J O Blackstone, Twin Falls; J S Harris, Wardner; J J Foraker, Wendell; W C Foresman, Winchester.
Stale Institutions.
University of Idaho - Moscow - Regents, W S Bruce, Pres, Boise; H Har- land, Vice Pres, Payette; H J Rossi, Sec, Wallace; D L Evans, Malad; Evan Evans, Grangeville; E O Sisson, Comnr of Education; Grace M Shepherd, Ex-officio, Boise.
Academy of Idaho - Pocatello - Trustees - J F Kane, Pres, Pocatello; W H Cleare, Sec, Pocatello; M F Reed, Prin; N M Eldrege, Pocatello; J W>;f Tart, Menan; J R Sheperd, Paris.
Lewiston Normal School - Lewiston - Trustees - G E Crum, Pres, Lewis- ton; W B Stanton, Lewiston; C L McDonald, Sec, Lewiston; G W Tannahill, Lewiston; G H Black, A B, Lewiston; Wm McBratney, Weiser; G W Thompson, Lewiston.
Albion Normal School - Albion - Trustees - Lawrence Hansen, Pres, Rock Creek; Andr Lounsbury, Sec, Albion; W H Eldridge, Twin Falls; J B Hitt, Malta; G A Axline, A M, Albion; C J Lisle, Richfield; J. T Pence, Boise.
Northern Idaho Insane Asylum - Orofino - Trustees - M D Mills, Pres, Lewiston; T S Ward, Sec, Lewiston; J Rosenstein, Genesee; Dr J W Givens, Supt.
Asylum for the Insane - Blackfoot - Trustees - A B Moss, Pres, Payette;
F L Cruikshank, Sec, Montpelicr; James Just, Shelley; G E Hide,
M D, Supt, Blackfoot. Heyburn Park - Chatcolet - Commissioners- - The Governor, The Game
Warden and G G Pickett; Geo Cornell, Supt of Park. Penitentiary - Boise - J W Snook, Warden; D W Ackley, Deputy Warden;
Dr Geo Coilister, Physician; H C Colburn, Clerk; Mrs Charlotte
Snook, Matron Women's Ward.
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Soldiers Home - Boise - Willard White, Col Commandant;' F A Pittenger, Surgeon; Nellie White, Matron; Capt B G Burnet, Adjutant.
Idaho Industrial Training School - St Anthony - Trustees - O O Kaga, Pres, Boise; May L Warthman, Sec; G E Hill, Rigby; Mrs Nancy Pugmire, St Charles; J T Humphries, Supt, St Anthony; Governor and State Supt Es-Officio members.
State School for Deaf, Dumb and Blind - Gooding - W E Taylor, Supt; Trustees - The State Board of Education.
Militia*
NATIONAL GUARD OF IDAHO. Headquarters, Boise, Idaho.
His Excellency, Jno M Haines, Governor and Commander-in-Chief.
Staff - Adjutant General. L V Patch; Inspector General, Col E M Hoover; Asst Adjutant General, Maj Woodson Jeffreys.
Second Regiment, N G of I, Headquarters at Rathdrum - Col W H Edel- blute; 1st Battalion. Clark's Fork; 2d Battalion, Idaho Falls; Major 3d Battalion, H T Lewis, Payette; Adjutant, Capt C H Duvall, Nampa; Quartermaster, Capt A H Allen, Sand Point; Commissary, Capt J B Burns, Payette; Chaplain, Capt Rev Willsie Martin, Boise; Inspector Small Arms, Capt W A Cupp, Caldwell.
A Company - Sandpoint, Capt, J P Matthiensen.
C Company - Coeur d'Alene.
D Company - Twin Falls, Capt, P W McRoberts.
E Company - Rathdrum, Capt, L F McCubrey.
G Company - Caldwell, Capt. M G McConnell.
H Company - Boise, Capt, H E Boies.
I Company - Payette, Capt, R L Shaw.
K Company - Idaho Falls, Capt, Fred Kiefer.
L Company - WTeiser, Capt, S H Travis.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. Dept. of Idaho.
Department Commander, A G Nettleton, Nampa; Senior Vice Dept Com, H J Newhouse, Rathdrum; Junior Vice Dept Comdr, Jno Daley, Emmett; Medical Director, W 0 Campbell, Boise; A A G and A Q M, E P Durell, Boise.
Libraries.
STATE LIBRARY. Capitol Building.
-Mrs Minnie Priest Dunton, Librarian. Library contains 14,516 vols, of law books and 17,000 vols, general. Library Board: Chief Justice Hon J F Ailshie, Hon I N Sullivan, Hon G H Stewart, all of the Supreme Court of the State of Idaho.
LEWISTON BRANCH LIBRARY. J H Long, Deputy Clerk, Ex-officio Librarian. Library contains 8,000 vole.
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FREE TRAVELING LIBRARY. Capitol Building.
Library Commission, Attorney General, Secretary of State, Superintend- ent of Public Instruction and Pres of the State University. Sec of Commission, Grace M Shepherd; Asst Sec, Margaret S Roberts.
The library contains 15,000 volumes. The books are placed in cases and sent to the library stations and the cases are changed every four months. There are at present 170 stations, with 170 cases, 5 special art cases, 2 home economics and 3 agricultural, for those pursuing special studies; also 17 juvenile cases.
United States Officers in Idaho.
INTERNAL REVENUE. District comprises Montana, Utah and Idaho. Collector - Wm C Whaley, Salt Lake City, Utah. Deputy Collectors for Idaho - Robt F McAfee, Boise; F E Adams, Boise; Fred White, Grangeville; J S Gordon, Eastport.
WEATHER BUREAU. Climate and Crop Section. The United States Weather Bureau has one hundred observation and fore- cast display stations in Idaho, located at different points over the State. E L Wells, Section Director; E J Olsen, Assistant Observer, Federal building, Boise.
UNITED STATES ASSAY OFFICE. Assayer in Charge, Jos Pinkham; Chief Clerk, S L Newton.
MARSHAL. Office, Federal Building, Boise.
Marshal, S L Hodgin, Boise; Chief Office Deputy, Jno Jackson, Boise; Field Deputy, W D Bush, Boise; Wm Schuldt, Lewiston.
SURVEYOR GENERAL. Surveyor General D A Utter, Boise; Chief Clerk, A R McCord, Boise.
SUPERINTENDENT OF FOREST RESERVES. Frank A Fenn, Lewiston.
Courts.
CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT COMBINED. United States District Judge - F S Dietrich, Boise. Clerk of United States District Court - A L Richardson, Boise. Deputy Clerks United States District Court - Miss E B Yarington; L M
Larson, Coeur d'Alene; M W Griffith, Moscow; Theo Turner, Poca-
tello.
United States District Attorney - C H Lingenfelter, Boise.
TERMS OF COURT. Central Division - Moscow, second Monday in May and first Monday in November.
Eastern Division - Pocatello, second Monday in March and October.
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Northern Division - Coeur d'Alene, fourth Monday in May and third Monday in November.
Southern Division - Boise, second Monday in February and September.
Referees in Bankruptcy.
-G F Gagnon, Blackfoot; W H Savidge, Boise; L L Lewis, €oeur d'Alene; W T Stafford, Gooding; Lycurgus Vineyard, Grangeville; J S Byers'. Idaho Falls; G 0 MeMinemy, Ilo; € H Chance, Lewiston; B L Mc- Glave, Montpelier; Chas Peterson, Moscow; E C White, Pocatelio; W J Costello, Sand Point; O D Brumbaugh, Silver City; Taylor Cummins, Twin Falls; O A Olsson, Wallace; F G Piercy, Weiser.
U. S. Commissioners*
H R Cahoon, Almo; Carl Imes, American Falls; T C Salt, Arco; Henry Van Slooter, Bancroft; T F Halveston, Boise; W D Baxter, Bonners Ferry; H H Runyan, Buhl; A F Stone, Caldwell; H J Devaney, Cambridge; J H Horton, Challis; L M Larson, Coeur d'Alene; H G Kirkpatrick, Desmet; W T Crouch, Emmett; G T Johnson, Grange- ville; M W Frost, Harrison; Maurice Guheen, Hollister; B W Briggs, Hunnidale; W L McConnell, Idaho Falls; R W Morphy, Junction; Eugene O'Neill, Lewiston; F W Riblett, Lorett; G L Morgan, Mac- kay; A B Lucas, Meadows; Gust Sponberg, Montpelier; H R Smith, Moscow; W C Howie, Mountain Home; L W Howard, Oakley; J W Merrill, Orofino; L M Lyon, Payette; G J McFadden, Plummer; Theo Turner, Pocatelio; G H Carver, Preston; L G Ryland, Rex- burg; J F Hansen, Rock Creek; D M Cox, Roseberry; A C De Mary, Rupert; M E King, St Anthony; C G Cromwell, St Maries; C H Haderlic, Salt River; Jgnatz Weil, Sand Point; F T Disney, Sho- shone; J L Baxter, Soldier; T P Tollefson, Stites; T W Roe, Stone; F S Logue, Thunder City; C C Siggins, Twin Falls; A W Trenam, Weiser; G J Wright, White Bird.
Mineral Surveyors.
A K Du Pont, Bellevue; F W Kiefer, Blackfoot; R E Beall, C W Harkison, W G Locke, F D Maxwell, G C Smith, Godfrey Sperling, C C Steven- son, Boise; Elmer Bird, Buhl; F H Richardson, Caldwell; S M Ballard, Challis; A 0 Modlin, F V Phinney, Coeur d'Alene: Reuben McGregor, Elk City; H H Davis, Glengary; Fred Erskine, W H Hill, G F Johnson, Grangeville; Stewart Campbell, Raymond Guyer, Hailey; H A Van Schravendyk, Hope; W A Funk, Idaho Falls; F W Callaway, Robt Sterling, Kellogg; R E Walters, Larson; W M Snow, Leadore; B E Bush, Moscow; H H Reeves, Murray; Ogden Dutcher, Nam pa; R B Swadener, Orofino; E S Anderson, Oscar Sonnenkalb, Pocatelio; W H Edelblute, Rathdrum; J W Caples, F T Crandall, C A McClung, A G Merritt, J B Read, Salmon; J K Ashley, J K Ashley Jr, C J Chaffins, A M Nash, Sand Point; F W Hulett, Silver City: Irving Anderson, E G Gneadinger, L F Hayes, R S Merriam, S R Moore, J H Nordquist, S L Shonts, J J Stanford, G R Trask, Wallace; F A Metcalf, Wardner; K L Keyes, R J Wood, WTeiser.
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Land Offices,
TENTH FIELD DIVISION GENERAL LAND OFFICE, (Headquarters Salt Lake City, Utah.) Chief of Field Division, G E Hair., Salt Lake City, Utah.
' ' BLACKFOOT DISTRICT.
The boundaries of the Blackfoot district are: On the north the Montana State iine; on the west the east line of range 29, east of Boise Meridian; on the south, the Utah State line; on the east, the Wyom- ing State line. Composed of the counties of Bingham, Bear Lake, Bannock, Bonneville, Franklin, Fremont, Jefferson, Madison, Oneida and part of Power.
H W Kiefer, Blackfoot, Register; J J Guheen, Receiver.
BOISE DISTRICT.
Boundaries of the Boise land district are: West line, the Oregon bound- ary; south line, the Nevada boundary; east line, the line dividing ranges nine and ten east; north line, the Salmon river and the line between townships 24 and 2 5 north, the latter being the line west- ward from the point where it is intersected by the Salmon river. Composed of the counties of Ada, Adams, Boise, Canyon, Washing- ton and part each of Elmore, Idaho and Owyhee.
William Balderston, Boise, Register; F V Tinker, Receiver.
COEUR D'ALENE DISTRICT.
Beginning at the intersection of line between Townships 42 and 43 north of the Boise Meridian with the State boundary between Idaho and Washington; thence north, along said State boundary, to the inter- national boundary; thence easterly, along the international bound- ary to the northeast corner of Idaho and northwest corner of Mon- tana; thence southerly, along the State boundary, between Idaho and Montana, to the township line between Townships 42 and 43, North Idaho; thence westerly to the place of beginning. Composed of the counties of Bonner, Kootenai and Shoshone.
W H Batting, Coeur d'Alene, Register; Wm Ashley Jr, Receiver.
HAILEY DISTRICT.
The north boundary, the Salmon river and Montana State line; east boundary, range line between ranges 29 and 3 0 east; west bound- ary, range line between ranges 9 and 10 east; south boundary, the Nevada and Utah State line. Composed of the counties of Blaine, Cassia, Custer, Gooding, Lincoln, Minedoka, Twin Falls and part each of Idaho, Owyhee and Power.
P F Home, Hailey, Register; C T Harte, Receiver.
LEWISTON DISTRICT.
The north boundary line of this district is the north line of Township 42 North; south boundary, the Salmon river to a point where it crosses the line between Township 24 and 2 5 North said line between Township 2 4 and 2 5 North, being the boundary line westward. Composed of the counties of Clearwater, Idaho, Latah, Lewis and Ne?, Perce.
T H Bartlett, Lewiston, Register; B C Barbor, Receiver.
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IDAHO DIVISION, UNITED STATES RECLAMATION SERVICE, Including Idaho, Oregon and "Wyoming. Supervising Engineer, F E Weymouth, Boise; Examiner, B E Stoutmyer, Boiee.
MINIDOKA PROJECT.
Project Engineer, P M Fogg, Rupert; Chief Clerk, C A Lyman, Rupert; Fiscal Agent, S P Hedden, Rupert.
SOUTH SIDE MINIDOKA PROJECT. Asst Engineer, H M Schilling, Burley.
BOISE PROJECT.
Project Engineer, F W Hanna, Boise; Engineer Operation and Mainten- ance, G H Bliss, Boise; Chief Clerk, F L Cavis, Boise; Fiscal Agent, S E Hedden, Boise.
SNAKE RIVER STORAGE PROJECT. (Jackson Lake Reservoir.) Engineer in Charge, F T Crow, Moran, Wyoming; Fiscal Agent, E H Preseott, Moran, Wyoming.
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Prepared especially for this publication by Luther W. Tennyson,
of the Boise City Bar. Acknowledgements may be taken within the state at any place, by a, Justice or Clerk of the Supreme Court; within the city, county or district, for which the officer was elected or appointed, a judge or clerk of a court of record; a County Recorder, a Notary Public, or a Justice of the Peace. Without the state, but within the United States, and the jurisdiction of the officer; a justice, judge or clerk of any United States, State, or Territorial Court of Record; a commissioner appointed by the Governor; a Notary Public, or any officer having authority under the laws of the state or terri- tory where the acknowledgment is taken. Without the United States, a Minister, Commissioner, Charge d'Affairs, a Consul or Vice-Consul of the United States resident and accredited where taken. Judge of a Court of Record of the county where taken. Commissioner appointed by the Gov- ernor, or a Notary Public. Deputies may take in the name of their princi- pals. A conveyance or incumbrance of the homestead, or that part of the community property occupied or used by the husband and wife as a resi- dence, is void unless acknowledged by the wife.
ACTIONS - Common law pleading abolished and Code system adopted.
ARREST - (Civil) - Defendant may be arrested in action for recovery of money or damages arising upon contract, where he is about to depart from State, with intent to defraud creditors, or when action is for wilful injury to person, character or property, knowing property to belong to another; in action for fine or penalty, on promise to marry, or for prop- erty or money embezzled, or fraudulently misapplied, or converted to his own use by a public officer, or an officer of a corporation, attorney, factor broker, agent or clerk, in the course of his employment, as such, or by any other person in a fiduciary capacity; or for misconduct or negleft in office or in a professional employment, or for a wilful violation of duty; in an action to recover possession of personal property unjustly detained when the property or any part thereof has been concealed, removed or disposed of to prevent its being found or taken by the sheriff. When defendant has been guilty of fraud in contracting the debt or incurring the obliga- tion for which the action is brought, or in concealing or disposing of the property, for the taking, detention or conversion of which the action is brought. When the defendant has removed or disposed of his property, or is about to do so, with intent to defraud creditors. Affidavit showing existence of necessary facts and bond required.
(Federal Statute on Bankruptcy abrogates State law.)
NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS - What is known as the "Uniform Negotiable Instrument Law" is operative in the State of Idaho.
ATTACHMENTS - May issue in all actions upon judgment or con- tracts for the direct payment of money, unsecured by mortgage or lien upon real or personal property, or if so secured, when such security baa without any act of the plaintiff or person to whom the same was given, become valueless; also in all cases in an action upon a judgment or con- tract against a non-resident. No showing of fraud is necessary. Affidavit must be filed and undertaking given before writ issues. Any creditor of a defendant may share prorata with the attaching creditor by starting suit and prosecuting the same to final judgment within 60 days after posting of notice of attaching creditor.
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CHATTEL MORTGAGES - A mortgage of personal property is yoid against creditors, or subsequent purchasers or incumbrancers of the prop- erty in good faith, unless:
First. It is accompanied by the affidavit of the debtor that it ia made in good faith and without any design to hinder, delay or defraud creditors.
Second. It is acknowledged, as grants of real estate, and the mort- gage, or a true copy thereof, is filed for record with the County Recorder where the property is located.
No personal property of either husband or wife, that is by law exempt from execution, shall he mortgaged by either husband or wife without the joint concurrence of both.
GIVING OF WORTHLESS CHECKS AND DRAFTS - Any person who shall in payment of any debt in whatsoever manner contracted give any check or draft upon any bank or banking association wherein such person shall not have sufficient funds for the payment o fthe same shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be fined not to exceed five hundred dollars or imprisoned in the county jail not to exceed six months, or both such fine and imprisonmeent.
SALE AND TRANSFER OF STOCKS OF GOODS IN BULK.
Sec. 1. It shall be the duty of every person, wrho shall bargain for or purchase any stock of goods, wares or merchandise in bulk, for cash or credit, to demand and receive from the vendor thereof, and if the vendor be a corporation, then from a managing officer or agent thereof, at least five days before the consummation of such bargain or purchase, and at least five days before paying or delivering to the vendor any part of the purcha.se price or consideration therefor, or any promissory note or other evidence of indebtedness therefor, a written statement under oath con- taining the names and addresses of all of the creditors of said vendor, together with the amount of indebtedness due or owing, or to become due or owing, by said vendor to each of said creditors, and if there be no such creditors a written statement under oath to that effect; and it shall be the duty of such vendor to furnish such statement at least five days before any sale or transfer by him of any stock of goods, wares or merchandise in bulk.
Sec. 2. After having received from the vendor the written state- ment under oath mentioned in Section 1 of this Act the vendee shall, at least five days before the consummation of such bargain or purchase, and at least five days before paying or delivering to the vendor any part of the purchase price or consideration therefor, or any promissory note or other evidence of indebtedness for the same, in good faith notify or cause to be notified, personally or by wire, or by registered letter, each of the creditors of the vendor named in said statement, of the proposed purchase by him of such stock of goods, wares or merchandise; and whenever any person shall purchase any stock of goods, wares or mer- chandise in bulk, or shall pay the purchase price or any part thereof, or execute or deliver to the vendor therefor or to his order, or to any per- son for his use any promissory note or other evidence of indebtedness for said stock, or any part thereof, without having first demanded and received from his vendor the statement under oath as provided in Section 1 of this Act, and without having also notified or caused to be notified all of the creditors of the vendor named in such statement, as in this Section prescribed, such purchase, sale or transfer shail, as to any fcnd all creditors of the vendor, be conclusively presumed fraudulent and void.
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Sec. 3. Any vendor of a stock of goods, wares or merchandise in bulk, who shall knowingly of wilfully make or deliver, or cause to be made or delivered, any false statement, or any statement of which any material portion is false, or shall fail to include the names of all of his creditors in any such statement as is required in Section 1 of this Act. Bhall be deemed guilty of perjury, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished accordingly.
Sec. 4. Any sale or transfer of a stock of goods, wares or mer- chandise out of the usual or ordinary course of the business or trade of the vendor, or whenever thereby substantially the entire business or trade theretofore conducted by the vendor shall be sold or conveyed or attempted to be sold or conveyed to one or more persons, shall be deemed a sale or transfer in bulk, in contemplation of this Act: Provided, That nothing contained in this Act shall apply to sales of executors, ad- ministrators, receivers or any public officer acting under judicial process.
Sec. 27 92. Every corporation not created under the laws of this State must before doing business in this State, file with the County Re- corder of the County in this State in which is designated its principal place of business in this State a copy of the Articles of Incorporation of said corporation duly certified to by the Secretary of State of the State in which said corporation was organized, and a copy of such Articles of Incorporation duly certified by such County Recorder with the Secretary of State, paying to the latter the same fees as are provided by law to be paid for filing original Articles of Incorporation, and must within three months from the time of commencement to do business in this State, designate some person in the county in which the principal place of busi- ness of such corporation in the State is conducted upon whom process Issued by authority of or under any law of this State, may be served, and within the time aforesaid must file such designation in the office of the Secretary of State, and in the office of the Clerk of the District Court for such county, and a copy of such designation certified by either of said officers, must be evidence of such appointment; and it is lawful to serve on such person so designated any process issued as aforesaid, and such service must be deemed a valid service thereof. Such notice and designa- tion of agent, on whom process may be served, shall run from the time of filing same as herein provided, until his successor is appointed by such filing, or said office becomes vacant by resignation filed by such agent in the office in which his appointment is filed, or by his death, or removal from such county; and in case of such vacancy of said corpora- tion shall within sixty days thereafter refill said office as herein provided. -No contract or agreement made in the name of, or for the use or benefit of such corporation prior to the making of such filings as first herein provided can be sued upon or be enforced in any court of this State, by 8uch corporation, and such corporation cannot take or hold title to any reality within this State prior to making such filings, and any pretended deed or conveyance of real estate to such corporation prior to such filings shall be absolutely null and void; and any and all officers, agents and representatives of said corporation, or persons claiming to be officers or agents of the same, who shall make or attempt to make any contract or agreement or contract any indebtedness in the name of such corporation or for its use and benefit, before such original filings are made, or while such corporation is in default, upon filing a reappointment as therein provided, shall be jointly and severally personally liable upon and for all such contracts and agreements as principal contractors. Every such cor- poration which fails to comply with the provisions of this section shall Ije denied the benefit of the Statutes of the State limiting the time of the commencement of civil action, and any limitations in such Statutes shall
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only run in favor of any such corporation during such time as such per- son duly designated, as aforesaid, upon whom such service can be made shall be within the State: Provided, further, that such foreign corpora- tions complying with the provisions of this section shall have all the rights and privileges of like domestic corporations, including the right to exercise the right of eminent domain and shall be subject to the laws of the State applicable to like domestic corporations.
COURTS - Justice's Court has civil jurisdiction up to $300; Probate Court has civil jurisdiction up to $500. District Courts are courts of general jurisdiction.
DEEDS - Deeds must be signed by grantors, or attorney In fact authorized in writing and proved or acknowledged, and recorded in the office of the Recorder of the county where the property is situated. Husband and wife must join in the execution of all conveyances of com- munity property. Deeds given to secure a debt are treated as mortgages.
Dower and Courtesy are abolished.
Wife may convey her separate property without signature of husband.
EXECUTIONS - May issue at any time within five years from rendition of judgment. One year is allowed debtor for redemption of real estate. Judgments docketed in the office of the Clerk of the District Court are liens upon real estate of debtor in the county for five years.
EXEMPTIONS - Homestead to the value of $5,000, by head of family, to value of $1,0 0 0 by any other person may be selected by written instrument duly acknowledegd and recorded; chairs, tables, desks, books to the value of $200; household furniture, including sewing machine, stoves and beds to value of $300; wearing apparel, pictures, six months' provisions, two cows and hogs, with their calves or pigs; farming utensils to the value of $300; team, harness, wagon and six months' feed; water right of 160 inches; crops growing or grown on fifty acres of land cultivated by debtor; mechanics' or artisans' tools to value of $500; pro- fessional instruments, libraries and office furniture; miner's cabin to value of $500; his implements to value of $200; prospector's saddle and pack animal and implements to value of $250; team, vehicle and six months' feed of drayman, peddler, physician or clergyman; debtors' earn- ings for thirty days, if necessary for family; homestead association shares worth $1,000; life insurance purchasable yearly premium of $250; arms required to be kept by law, and one gun. No article exempt on judg- ment recovered for purchase price.
INTEREST - Legal rate, seven per cent; contract limit, twelve per cent; usury forfeits all interest and costs ro creditor and renders debtor liable to forfeiture to school fund of ten per cent per annum on the entire principal, whether part payments have been made or not. Innocent in- dorsee protected. Compound interest is not allowed, and is held usurious by Supreme Court.
JUDGMENTS - Executions on may issue at any time within five year« years date; are a lien on reality of debtor for five years.
LIMITATIONS - Involving real property, five years; on judgments and actions for mense profits of real estate, six years; written contract?, five years; oral contracts, accounts, etc., four years; for relief on ground of fraud or mistake three years.
MARRIED PERSONS - All property acquired by either husband or wife after marriage, except as hereafter mentioned, is community prop-
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crty. The husband has the control and management of the community property, and it is liable for his debts but he shall not sell, convey or en-
e timber the community real estate unless the wife join with him in ex- ecuting the deed or other instrument of conveyance by which the real estate is sold, conveyed or encumbered. Property owned before mar- riage by the husband or wife, or acquired after by gift, devise or descent, or that she shall acquire with the proceeds of her separate property is separate property. Wife's separate property not liable for husband's debts.
Sec. 2. During the continuance of the marriage the wife has the raanagement, control and absolute power of disposition of her separate property, and may bargain, sell and convey her real and personal prop- erty, and may enter into any contract with reference to the same in the same manner and to the same extent and with like effect as a married man may in relation to his real and personal property; provided, that the husband shall be bound by such contracts to no greater extent or effect than his wife under similar circumstances would be bound by his con- tracts.
Sec. 3. A woman may, while married, sue and be sued in the same manner as if she were single; provided, that except in actions between husband and wife, the husband shall not be chargeable in any manner with the wife's costs or other expenses of suit.
MORTGAGES ON REAL ESTATE - Must be executed and recorded in the same manner as deeds, and foreclosed by action in the District Court.
POWER OF ATTORNEY - Must be signed, acknowledged and re- corded as conveyances of real estate; if realty is dealt with, of married woman relating to her separate property, need not be signed by her hus- band. May be revoked by an instrument executed in the same manner.
REDEMPTION - Land sold on execution or foreclosure one year, sixty days each for each subsequent redemption, but wtihin the one year.
Reviver of action only by written instrument.
STAY OP EXECUTION - Only after appeal taken, by an undertaking to pay judgment.
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IDAHO FISH AND GAME LAWS.'
(Synopsis Acts of Legislature. State of Idaho, March 11, 1909, and March
9, 1911.)
Section 1. The administration of the Idaho Fish and Game Laws ia delegated primarily to the State Pish and Game Warden, whose duty it shall be to protect the fish and game in this state and enforce the laws relating thereto.
Sec. 2. The State Fish and Game Warden has power to divide the state is not to exceed fix (6) districts, and he may appoint one chief deputy and as many assistant chief deputies as he may deem necessary, not exceeding, however, one assistant chief deputy for each of the districts so created, and he shall also have the power to appoint one or more deputies, as the emergency may demand, in any of such districts.
Sec. 3. The State Fish and Game Warden is authorized and directed to. maintain fish hatcheries for the purpose of hatching, propagating and distributing food and commercial fishes, and for the purpose of distribu- ting game birds and such game animals as can be raised on the premises occupied by said hatcheries.
Sec. 4. It is unlawful for any person to wantonly waste or destroy any of the fish and game of this state in violation of the laws. Any per- son, association or corporation may establish or own a private park, lake or stream for fish, game, or both, on premises owned by him or it, re- spectively, and may preserve and propagate such fish and game, which will be protected by the Game Warden. Such fish and game may be used by the owner as he may see fit, but he will not be entitled to sell the same out of season, and such owner will be surrounded by the same restrictions for shipping as those fishing and hunting in public domains of the state. It is a misdemeanor for anyone to ship fish or game without a license, and express, railroad and other transportation companies or common carriers are forbidden to receive any fish or game for shipment unless they are presented with a duplicate of such licensed shipping permit.
Sec. 5. It is unlawful for any person or persons to catch or kill any species of fish whatever, in any of the streams, rivers, lakes, reservoirs, or waters of this state with any seine, net, spear, weir, fence, basket, trap, gillnet, dip-net or any other contrivance; except that salmon may be taken from the Snake River from Lewiston, Idaho, as far up stream as Shoshone Falls, and in the Clearwater River as far up stream as the same is meandered, except from April 15th to June 1st of each year, and fish may be taken from the waters of Bear Lake except between April 1st to June 1st.
Fish may be caught with a hook and line attached to a pole or held In the hand at any time of the year, except that trout must not be caught in any manner between the first day of April and the first day of May of each year.
Salmon may be caught or speared on a snag hook not less than four I 4) Inches in length.
It is unlawful to catch any kind of fish through the ice at any time of the year except from Bear Lake and Fend d'Oreille Lake, and in the lat- ter lake it. shall be lawful to fish through the ice for white fish only.
It shall he unlawful to fish within three hundred feet of a fish ladder In any stream.
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The amount of fish taken from the public waters' of the state h limited to twenty (20) pounds of trout, bass, cat-fish, greyling or sur fish in any one day, and all persons are forbidden to have more than (30) pounds of fish in their possession at any one time. It is unlawful to take black bass or trout, from any of the waters in the state, less than four (4) inches in length, and the possession of such fish is a misdemeanor.
Sec. 6. It is unlawful to deposit sawdust or chemicals or any other substance that will or may tend to destroy or drive away the fish from any stream, or to kill any fish by the use of poison or deleterious drugs' or by the use of an explosive substance.
Sec. 7. It is against the law to kill, ensnare, trap or destroy any English, Chinese or Mongolian pheasants, prairie chickens or pinnated grouse in the state of Idaho. Quail are protected, except between the first day of November and the first day of December, and it is unlawful to kill more than eighteen (18) in any one day, and they cannot be sold at any time. Partridge, pheasant or grouse must not be killed or. de- stroyed except between the 15th day of August and the first day of De- cember, and north of the Salmon River the same must not be killed ex- cept between the first day of September and the first day of December, and not more than twelve (12) of these birds shall be killed in any one day.
The closed season on wild duck, goose, snipe and plover is between the first day of February and the first day of September of each year, and no more than twenty-four (24) ducks, snipes or plover, or four geeso shall be killed in any one day, and it is unlawful to kill or destroy any species cf swan at any time in the state of Idaho for a period of five year? from March 9th 1911. Sage hen or turtle dove may be hunted or killed between the 15th day of July and the first day of December except in Fremont County, and in that county they may be hunted or killed be- tween the 15th day of August and the first day of December, and not more than twelve (12) sage hens or twenty-four (24) turtle doves shall be killed in any one day.
It is unlawful for any person to kill more than twenty-four (24) birds in any one day, or to have in his possession more than twenty-four (24) birds of any kind at any one time.
Sec. S. Moose, buffalo, antelope, beaver or caribou shall not be killed within the state of Idaho at any time.
It is lawful to hunt or kill deer, elk, mountain sheep or mountain goat only between the first day of September and the first day of Decem- ber of each year, except that elk may be killed in the counties of Fre- mont and Bingham (or in such territory as was included in these counties on January 1st, 1911) from September 1st to December 31st. Deer may be killed within the counties of Bonner. Kootenai, Shoshone, Latah, Nez Perce, Clearwater and Idaho only between the 2 0th day of September to the 20th day of December of each year, and in these last named counties elk shall not be hunted or killed for a period of five years from the date this act takes effect. Trapping any deer, elk, mountain sheep or moun- tain goat by means of pitfall, trap, snare or other means is forbidden at all times, and the use of dogs to hunt, chase or capture any of the animals herein mentioned is forbidden at all times.
Females may hunt or fish without a license, but every male must have a license before he can fish or hunt, and must be over twelve (12) years of age. A license for a bona fide resident of the state is $1.00 to be paid any Justice of the Peace, deputy or state game and fish warden. The license will state the name and place of residence of the person hold- ing the same and must not be transferred.
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A non-resident mast pay $25.00. which will entitle him to hunt and bill any kind of big or small game. For $5.00 a non-resident will receive a bird license, which will permit him to hunt and kill such number of each kind of birds as is stipulated in the license. For $2.00 a non- resident may receive a license which will permit him to fish with hook and line in any of the streams or public waters. of the state. All licenses have a synopsis of the game laws on the back thereof."
Sec. 9. It is unlawful during the open season of the year for any person to kill more than one elk, two deer, one mountain sheep, one ibex and one mountain goat. All licenses issued state all animals that may be killed. The license entitles the holder to ship within the state under the direction of the game warden. It ?.s unlawful for any person or corpora- tion to sell any fish or game protected by this act.
Sec. 10. Transportation companies or common carriers and their employees are forbidden to receive for shipment any game or fish killed in violation of the provision of this act.
Sec. 11. Song birds are protected, and the destruction of any birds of this nature is forbidden by law except the English sparrow, black bird, magpie and bee bird.
Sec. 12. It is the duty of the State Game Warden and all deputies appointed under the provisions of this act, and every sheriff, deputy sheriff, city marshal, constable and police officers within their respective Jurisdiction in the state of Idaho to enforce all the provisions of this act, and such officers are constituted ex-officio game wardens for their respec- tive jurisdiction.
Sec. 13. It is made the duty of the State Game Warden and his deputies to see that all the provisions of this act are enforced, and they, together with the officers named in section twelve (12) are given author- ity to arrest without a warrant any person or persons found violating tho same.
Sec. 14. A proper fishway must be maintained at the head of every irrigation ditch or canal for the purpose of preventing the fish from en- tering the same.
Sec. 16. It is a misdemeanor to store or receive for storage any game or fish within the state except during the open season when the same can be stored only by the person lawfully in possession thereof. Any game warden, constable, or any officer of the law may at any time seize and take into custody any game or fish or any portion of the same that have been killed or taken unlawfully.
Sec. 17. Any person who shall violate any of the provisions of this act will be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall (except where a special penalty is provided) be fined in a sum not less than §10.00 nor more than $300.00 and the cost of the prosecution, or by im- prisonment in the county jail for a period of not to exceed six months, or may be punished by both such fine and imprisonment.
Sec. 23. Any officer neglecting to do his duty shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.
Approved March 9th, 1911.
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IDAHO MINING LAWS.
(Abridgement of the Mining Laws of the State of Idaho, Locating Claims.)
Mining claims hereafter located upon veins or iodes of quartz, or other rock in place bearing any of the metals or other valuable deposits mentioned in section 2320, of the Revised Statutes of the United States, may extend to three hundred feet on each side of the middle of the vein or lode; provided, that when the locators have set, posts or monuments, to indicate the line of the vein, ledge or lode, such stakes, posts or monu- ments must be taken for the purpose of such location, to mark correctly the line thereof, and such line must not afterwards be changed so as to affect rights acquired or interfere with any locations made subsequent thereto.
The locator, at the time of making the discovery of such vein or lode, must erect a monument at such place of discovery, upon which he rm*st place his name, the name of the claim, the date of discovery and distance claimed along the vein each way form such monument. "Within ten days from the date of discovery he must mark the boundaries of his claim by establishing at each corner thereof, and at any angle in the side lines, a monument, marked with the name of the claim and the corner or angle it represents; also at the time of so marking his boundaries he must post at his discovery monument hie notice of location, in which must be stated:
1. The name of locator.
2. The name of the claim.
3. The date of discovery.
4. The direction and distance claimed along the ledge from the discovery.
5. The distance claimed on each side of the middle of the ledge.
6. The distance and direction from the discovery monument, to such natural object or permanent monument, if any such there be, as will fix and describe in the notice itself, the location of the claim.
7. The name of the mining district, county and state.
Within sixty days after such location, the locator or his assigns, must sink a shaft upon the lode to the depth of at least ten feet, from the lowest part of the rim of such shaft at the surface. And of not less than sixteen square feet area. Any located claim upon which work has been done in compliance with the above requiremnts is not, unless aban- doned, subject to relocation for a period of ninety days from and after the date of location.
Within ninety days after the location of the claim the locator or his assigns must file for record in the office of the county recorder of the county or of the deputy recorder of the mining district in which the claim is situated, a substantial copy of his notice of location.
Within sixty days after any time set or period allowed for the per- formance of labor, or making improvements upon any lode, or placer claim, the person in whose behalf such work or improvement is performed, or some person for him, must make and record an affidavit in substance as follows:
County of
State of Idaho.
Before me, the subscribed, personally appeared
who being first duly sworn, sayB that at least dollars' worth
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of work or improvements were performed or made upon '
claim, situated in mining district, county of
State of Idaho: That such expenditure was made by, for, or at the ex- pense of owner of said claim, for the purpose of
holding- said claim and all stakes, monuments or trees marking boundaries of said claims are in proper place and positions.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this day of 191. . . .
The fee for administering the oath and recording the foregoing affi- davit, when taken before the county recorder or deputy mining recorder shall be fifty eents. Such affidavit, or a certified copy thereof in case the original is lost shall be prima facie evidence of the performance of such labor.
The location of abandoned claims shall be done in the same manner as if the location were of a new claim; but the locator may instead of sinking a new discovery shaft, sink the original discovery shaft ten feel deeper than it was at the time of his location.
No location notice shall claim more than one location, whether the location is made by one or several locators, and if it purport to claim more than one location it is absolutely void.
For the convenience of prospectors and locators, the County Re- corders of the several counties must appoint a deputy at any place where he may deem is necessary, and at all places more than twenty miles dis- tant from an existing office whenever ten or more mining locators in- terested, petition for the appointment of a deputy. Upon failure of any recorder to appoint a deputy for ten days after the petition in writing has been presented to him. the resident miners in such district may appoint temporarily one of their number to act as the recorder for the district.
It is the duty of the County Recorder to forward within fourteen days to the Deputy Mining Recorder of the district where the claim is located, all location notices, both quartz and placer, not already recorded In such district, and the Deputy Mining Recorder shall record all such notices in his records and return the same to the County Recorder.
Placer claims, as mentioned in section 2329, of the Revised Statutes of the United States, may be located for the purpose or mining deposits and precious stones after the discovery of such deposits.
The locator of any placer mining claim located for the purpose of mining placer deposits or precious stones, must at the time of making the location, place a substantial post or monument as is required in the loca- tion of quartz claims at each corner ol the location, and must also post on one of the same a notice of location containing the date of the location, the name of the locator, the name and dimensions of the claim, the mining district (if any) and county in which the same is situated. Within fifteen days after making the location, the locator must make an excava- tion upon the claim of not. less than one hundred cubic feet, for the pur- pose of prospecting the same. Within thirty days after the location, the locator must file for record in the office of the County Recorder of the county, or of the Deputy Recorder of the mining district in which the claim is situated, a substantial copy of his copy of notice of location, to which must, be attached an affidavit such as is required in the case of quartz claims.
At or before the time of presenting a location notice for record, whether it be for a quartz or placer claim, one of the locators named in the same must make and subscribe an affidavit, in writing on or attached on the notice, substantially in the following form, to-wit:
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State of Idaho:
County of ss.
I , do solemnly swear that I am a citizen of
the United States of America (or have declared my intentions to become such), and that I am acquainted with the mining ground described in this
notice of location, and herewith, called the, ledge, lode
or claim; that the ground and claim herein described or any part thereof has not, to the best of my knowledge and belief, been located according to the laws of the United States and of this State, or if so located, that the same has been abandoned or forfeited by reason of the failure of such former locators to comply in respect thereto with the requirements of the said laws, and ("in case of quartz claims) that I have opened new ground to the extent or depth of ten feet as required by the laws of Idaho.
Signature
Subscribed and sworn to before me this day of A. D. 19. .
Signature
The fee to be tendered for making such record, administering the oath to the locator and certifying the same, for indexing the names appearing on the notice and to include recording the notice by the recorder, as here- inafter required, and the indexing by said recorder, is two dollars.
MIXING PARTNERSHIP.
A mining partnership exists when two or more persons who own or acquire a mining claim for the purpose of working it and extracting the mineral therefrom are actually engaged in working the same.
, A purchaser of the interest of a partner in a mine when the partner- ship is engaged in working it takes with it notice of all liens resulting from the relation of the partners to each other and to the creditors of the part- nership.
RIGHT OF WAY ACROSS CLAIM.
The owner, locator or occupant of a mining claim, whether patented under the laws of the United States or held by location or possession, may have and acquire a right of way for ingress and egress, when necessary in wrorking such mining claim, over and across the lands or mining claims of others, whether patented or otherwise.
MINING TUNNELS.
Any per .son or company who has or may hereafter have a tunnel or cross-cut, the mouth of which is located upon his own ground or upon the ground in his lawful occupation, shall have the right to drive and continue the same through and across any located or patented claim in front of the mouth of such tunnel, but not to follow or drive upon any vein belonging to the owner of such claim.
Each tunnel or cross-cut may be driven and worked for the purpose of drainage and for the purpose of reaching and working mining ground of the tunnel owner beyond "the intersected claim. The owner or owners of any vein or any claim or claims so intersected, or his duly authorized agent, shall have the right to enter such tunnel upon application to the owner or owners or person in charge of such tunnel without resorting to
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any process of law for the purpose of making a survey and inspecting such vein or veins as may be crossed within the boundary lines of such inter- sected claim, and if the owner or owners of such tunnel shall, by bulk heading, damming back, or in any manner prevent the inspection of survey herein provided for, or if such owner or owners shall in any manner pre- vent the natural drainage of water from such intersected claim or claims without the consent of the owner or owners thereof, it shall work a for- feiture of all rights granted under section 1 of this act.
If any ore, the property of the owner of the claim intersected or crossed be extracted in driving such tunnel, it shall be the property of the owner of the vein from which it was taken, and the owner of the tunnel shall be liable for all actual damages or injury done to the owner of the claim crossed by his tunnel.
In all actions between the tunnel owner of others involving the right to any vein discovered in such tunnel, the burden of proving that the vein so discovered is not the property of the adverse claimant in such action shall be on the tunnel owner.
RECORDING MINING CONTRACTS.
Written contracts relating to prospecting or mining, or to the forma- tion of co-partnership for that purpose, when signed by the parties thereto and indorsed by at least one witness, may be recorded in the office of the county recorder of the county wherein it is proposed to prosecute the busi- ness of said co partnership, or where the property affected by such con- tract is situated.
Such record shall be constructive notice to all persons of the matters contained in such contract or co-partnership agreement.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
It shall be the duty of any person, persons, company or corporation, engaged in working any mine, mines, mining premises or in developing any mining claim or claims, whether quartz or placer, or in the running of any tunnel, or in the erection or repair of any building or other structure, or in the construction of any canal, ditch, railroad, wagon road or aqueduct, in every case where mechanics or laborers are employed in or about the prop- erties above mentioned, to make, record and publish a statement, under oath, setting forth such data as are provided in section 2 of this act.
The statement required by the preceding section shall contain the fol- lowing data:
1. The name or names of the owner or owners of the mine, mines, mining claim or premises, tunnel, building, canal ditch, railroad, wagon road, aqueduct or other structure upon which work is being done or upon which it is intended to begin work.
2. The name or names of the person, persons, company or corpora tion engaged in or which contemplates engaging in work upon any of the properties or structures mentioned herein.
3= The conditions under which said person, persons, company or corporation is prosecuting said work, whether as owners, agent, lessee, con- tractor, sub-contractor, contemplative puchaser or lien holder.
4, The principal office of said person, persons, company or corpora- tion, and, if a corporation, the state or county where incorporated and the agent in this state on whom service may be had.
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5. The day of the week or month when payment of the laborers, me- chanics and material men will be made and the place where said payments will be made.
6. A statement of all mortgages and liens against the property on which work is being done, with the amount of each of said incumbrances and whether or not the same is due.
REGARDING ALIENS.
That any person, whether citizen or alien (except as hereinafter pro- vided), natural or artificial, may take, hold and dispose of mining claims and mining property, real or personal, tunnel rights, mill sites, quartz mills and reduction works or necessary or proper for the reduction of ores, and water rights used for mining or milling purposes, and any other lands or property necessary for the working of mines or the reduction of the products thereof: Provided, That Chinese, or persons of Mongolian de- scent not born in the United States, are not permitted to acquire title to land or any real property under the provisions of this act.
It shall hereafter be unlawful for any county government, or munic- ipal or private corporation organized under the laws of this State, or or- ganized under the laws of another state, or territory or in a foreign coun- try and doing business in this State, to give employment in any way to any alien who has failed, neglected or refused, prior to the time such em- ployment is given, to become naturalized or declare his intention to become a citizen of the United States.
INSPECTOR OF MINES.
The Inspector of Mines shall receive as full compensation for his serv- ices a salary of twenty- tour hundred dollars per annum and his actual and necessary traveling expenses when traveling in the discharge of hia official duties, not to exceed eighteen hundred dollars per annum, and all necessary expenses for clerk hire, postage, stationery, printing and the compensation of deputies, not exceeding $1200.00 per annum.
The Inspector of Mines shall not, at the time of his appointment, or any time during his term of office, be an officer, director or employe in or of any mining corporation in this State, or in or of any milling corporation in the State engaged in the business of smelting or reducing ores.
It shall be the duty of the Inspector of Mines, at least once each year, to visit in person each mining county in the State of Idaho and examine all such mines therein as, in his judgment may require examination for the purpose of determining the condition of such mines as to saftey and to col- lect information and statistics relative to mines and mining and the min- eral resources of the State, and to collect, arrange and classify mineral and geological specimens found in this State and to forward the same, to the State School of Mines.
It is hereby made the duty of the owner, lessor, lessee, agent, manager or other person in charge of each and every mine, of whatever kind or character, within the State to forward to the Inspector of Mines at his office, not later than the first day of June in each year a detailed report showing the character of the mine, the number of men then employed and the esti- mated maximum number of men to be employed therein during the ensuing years.
Whenever the Inspector of Mines shall receive a formal complaint in writing, signed by three or more persons, setting forth that the mine in which they are employed is dangerous in any respect, he shall, in person,
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visit and examine such mine: Provided, That all complaints shall be duly verified by the parties complaiuing before some officer authorized by law to administer oaths.
And it shall be the duty of the Inspector of Mines, upon the neglect or refusal of any owner, lessor, lessee, agent, manager, or other person, in charge of any mine or working, notified of the unsafe or dangerous condi- tion of his mine, promptly to compiy with the requirements of the notice served upon him to at once notify the attorney general of such neglect or refusal, and the attorney general must thereupon immediately commence action in the name of the State against the party so notified for the re- covery of the penalty mentioned in section 5, in any court of competent jurisdiction, and the amount so recovered shall be paid into the general school fund of the state and constitute a part thereof.
With the consent and approval of the governor, the Inspector of Mines may appoint such deputy inspector as in his judgment may be necessary. Such deputy inspectors shall be allowed as full compensation for all serv- ices five dollars per day for each day actually engaged in the performance of their duties.
Whenever a serious or fatal accident shall occur in any mine in the State of Idaho, it shall be the duty of the owner, lessor, lessee, agent, man- ager or other person in charge thereof, immediately and by the quickest means, to notify the Inspector of Mines or his deputy, as^ may be most con- venient, of such accident: and upon receiving such notice, the Inspector or his deputy, or both, shall at once repair to the place of the accident and investigate fully the cause of such accident, and the Inspector or his deputy shall be present at any coroner s inquest held over the remains of any per- son or persons killed in any such accident, and shall have the power at such inquest to examine and cross-examine witnesses, and may have pro- cess to compel the attendance of necessary witnesses at such inquest.
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Railroads and Their Headquarters.
And Express Companies operating over them. C I R R - Central Idaho Railroad (Oregon Short Line). American.
C M Ry - Craig Mountain Railway Co (Winchester Ida). American and Northern.
C P R R - Camas Prairie Railroad Co (Lewiston Ida). Northern and American.
C M & St P Ry - Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway Co (Seattle Wash). Wells Fargo & Co.
G & P R R - Gilmore & Pittsburgh Railroad Co (Armstead Mont). Amer- ican.
G N Ry - Great Northern Railway Co (St Paul Minn). Great Northern. I S R R - Idaho Southern Railroad Co (Milner Ida). American. I T Co - Idaho Traction Co (Boise Ida). American
I & W N R R - Idaho & Washington Northern Railroad Co (Spirit Lake Ida). Western.
I & W Ry - Idaho & Western Railway Co (C M & St P Ry) (Seattle Waah)- Wells Fargo & Co.
M & N R R - Milner & Northside Railroad Co (Milner Ida). American.
M & S W R R - Minidoka & Southwestern Railroad Co (Oregon Short Line). American.
N P Ry - Northern Pacific Railway Co (St Paul Minn). Northern.
NP&IR R - Nez Perce & Idaho Railroad Co (Nez Perce Ida). Northern and American.
O-W R R & N Co - Oregon-Washington Rail Road & Navigation Co (Port- land Ore). American.
O S L - Oregon Short Line Railroad Co (Salt Lake City Utah). American.
P & I N Ry - Pacitic & Idaho Northern Ry Co (New Meadows Ida). Amer- ican.
PVR R - Payette Valley Railroad Co (Payette Ida.) American. S L & I R R - Salt Lake & Idaho Railroad Co (Oregon Short Line). Amer- ican.
S I Ry - Spokane International Railway Co (Spokane Wash). Western.
S & I E R R - Spokane & Inland Empire Railroad Co (Spokane Wash). . Great Northern.
W I & M Ry - Washington Idaho & Montana Railway Co (Potlatek Ida). Wells Fargo & Co.
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1913-1914
In the following- section of the work, the cities, villages and postoffices of 10 are arranged in alphabetical order, and a description is given of each with an alphabetical list of all persons doing business therein. In all lasgfe places the names have been procured by personal canvass, but in smaller places, they have been furnished by postmasters. Great care has n taken to insure correctness as well as completeness.
UH3EY. Twin Falls county. A continued p o, 6 miles n e of ibi, on the O S L, the p o.
'HERDEEN. Pop 200. Bing- ; county. A village on the O S 35 miles s w of Blackfoot, the &ty seat. Has Baptist, Mennon- j Methodist and Presbyterian | --ches, a bank and a hotel. A -fcly newspaper, the Times, is i bed. Daily stage to American 5, fare $1. Exp Am. Tel W U. - Haines P M. - '.'rombie J S, blksmith. -rdeen Hardware Co. - -i'deen Plumbing & Heating Co. deen Times, J A Toner pub. :,ieen Townsite & Investment
' riean Palls Canal & Power Co. IXK OF ABERDEEN (CAPITAL
! 10.000). N J Paul, Pres; P A -'J gate, Cashr.
Dvorak J T, drugs.
Fugate Land Co.
HAINES M L, GENERAL STORE.
Hamilton Mercantile Co.
Hotel Morgan.
Iowa Lumber Co.
Kelso Hilda, milliner.
MacKinnon Malcolm C, phys.
Newcomb Nathaniel, blksmith.
Peoples Store, gen store.
Peterson H L, r r, exp and tel agt.
Toner J A, pub Aberdeen Times.
Toves H, gen store.
Valley Supply Co, gen store.
ACEQUIA. Minidoka county. A p o on the O S L 5 miles n e of Ru- pert the banking point. Exp Am. Mrs S E Hall P M. HALL MRS SARAH E, NOTIONS. Sherrer Frank, gen store.
ADAIR. Shoshone county. A sta- tion on the C M & St P Ry 5 miles e of Falcon the p o. Exp W F & Co.
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ADAMS. Idaho county. A p o 24 miles s of Grangeville, on the N P Ry, the county seat, banking and shipping point. Jennie Sawyer, P M.
ADAMS. Latah county. A sta- tion on the N P Ry, 6 miles s e of Troy, changed to Bovard.
ADDIE. Bonner county. A p o on the S I Ry, 2 8 miles n of Bonners Perry, the banking point. Exp, Western.
Orsen S S, grocer.
ADELAIDE. Minidoka county. A station on the O S L, 12 miles n w of Minidoka the p o.
AGATHA. Nez Perce county. A p o on the N P Ry, 7 miles n of Gifford, the banking point. Exp, Northern. R J Hoskin, P M. Campbell F, ferry. Cattron E, blksmith. Clearwater Grain Co, J T Johnson
agt (Willola). HOSKIN R J, GENERAL STORE. > Lee Alb, blksmith. Vollmer Clearwater Co, grain.
AHSAHKA. Clearwater county. A p o on the X P Ry, 4 miles w of Orofino, the banking point. Exp, Northern. Crow Robt, conf. Thompson C W, gen store.
AIKEN. Bingham county. A sta- tion on the O S L, 4 miles n w of Blackfoot the p o. Exp, Am.
AKO. Bonneville county to Ucon which see.
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ALAN. Kootenai county. A sta- tion on the N P and S & I E Rys, 1 mile e of Post Falls. Exp, G N.
ALBANY FALLS. Pop 0 5. Bon- ner county. A village on the G N Ry and Pend Oreille river 2 miles w of Priest River the banking point. Exp, G N. M L Vance, P M. Idaho Lime Co, brick mnfrs.
ALBERTA. Lincoln Changed to Richfield, which
ALBION. Pop, 800. Cassia ty. The county seat 16 mi; of Burley, on the O S L, thi ping point. Has a State School, a Normal School i Mormon and Methodist chur. bank and 2 hotels. A weekly paper the Nugget is pul Stage daily to Burley. Sac rins, P M.
Albion Furniture Co, Walter 1 mngr.
Albion Hotel, M F Kossman
ALBION LIVERY, FEED £ Stable, Chancy D Pierson First Class Rigs and Careful ers, 'Special Attention Giv Commercial and Mining M<
Albion Meat Co (Jos Hepwor. rus Albertson).
ALBION MERCANTILE CO (I Andrew Lounsbury, Pres; . Y Haight, Sec; Charles C i' Treas and Mngr; General chandise.
Albion Nugget The, G R Ma editor.
Albion Realty Co, Geo Cook : Arey Amy F, supervisor pr
grades State Normal School AX LI NE GEORGE A, PRES SI
Normal School. Bauman Louis A, county atty Bell Mrs Abbie, propr Gem B Bocock Clarence E, dean an-
science Normal School. Bull Elmer A, prof manual tr
State Normal School. BURGESS & MAHOXEY (JOl
Burgess, Benjamin F Ma:.
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Men's Furnishings. Caple Grace E, critic tchr >' '-
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phone Co, Geo Tolman nn Cave Chas E. prof Latin ami
man State Normal School. Chile at t Justin, blksmith. Cunningham S W, prof agri<
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;.ohue Belle D, librarian State irinal School, School Library :;d prof kindergarten methods. kVN S 1> L, & CO (LTD) , (CAPI- ial $25,000, Surplus $5,000), D L Evans, Pres; Robert A Louns- -jry, Cashr; Bankers, n Hotel, Mrs Abbie Bell propr. ,:ar Louisa M, gen store, zzard J C, prof English State Nor-
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twird Frank E, supervisor of training and prof education State Normal School, taus Jno W, stage line. 0 0 F Cemetery Assn, J B Chap- bufn sec. .*
IICKSOK JOHN J, PROF MUSIC Mate Normal School. >nes Wm M, dentist.
- Ismail M Fred, propr Albion Ho- tel.
- 'ler Celia M, critic tchr 3d and 1th grades State Normal School, [asotiic Cemetery Assn, Geo Cook
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ixwell G R, editor Albion Nugget. VORSIAH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA, Prof J C Hazzard, Leader. (See P 12.)
ppen Lucy, dean of women and prof English State Normal School.
HEREON CHANCY D, PROPR AL- : ion Livery, Fee'd and Sain Stable.
tipley S L, dean of men and prof mathematics State Normal School, ^ith Eva, prof history. State Nor- mal School.
. Qith Le Roy, barber, '-"'grass Eugene M, conf. todgrass J W & Son (Jas W and Julius N), gen store, sow Geo L, county surveyor.
"1 VIE NORMAL SCHOOL, G A AX- line, Pres; Walter S Bruce (Boise), ''res State Board of Education; Herbert Haiiand (Payette), Vice Press State Board of Education; Herman J Rossi (Wallace), Sec ;»nd Evan Evans ( Grange ville) and D L Evans (Malad), Members State Board of Education. (See p 12.)
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL LIBRA- ry, Belle D Donohue Librarian. (See p 12.)
Tremayne Mrs Eliza, milliner.
Tremayne Frank E, drugs.
Tremayne Hyrum, barber.
Tremayne Matthew, assayer.
YEARS LEY & BUY ALL (JOHN H Yearsley, Charles F Duvall), Liv- ery. (See p 25.)
Youny Olive M, prof domestic science, State Normal School.
ALEXANDER. Pop, 70. Bannock county. A village on the Bear river and O S L, 6 miles s e of Bancroft, the banking point. Exp, Am. Tel, W U. J C Budrow P M. Anderson Jens, meats. Bendixson B, lumber. Bendixson & Son, gen store. Bennett W M, blksmith. Bigler Jas, hotel. Bowen Geo, hotel.
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ALGOMA. Bonner county. A sta- tion on the N P Ry, 7 miles s of Sand Point, the banking point and 3 n of Westmond, the p o.
ALMO. Cassia county. Pop 250. A p o 25 miles s e of Oakley, the banking point and 48 s of Burley on the O S L, the shipping point. Has a Latter Day Saints church. Stage daily to Burley. Alb Tracy, P M.
Durfee H M, baths. -
Fryer W E, blksmith.
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Mngr, General Store, Grain and
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ALPHA. Boise county. A p o 10 miles s of Crawford the banking point and 12 n of Smith's Ferry on the O S L, the shipping point. Stage daily to Emmett fare $6. A L Needles, P M.
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ALPINE. Bonneville county A i p o 75 miles s e of Idaho Falls on the O S L, the shipping point and j 4 0 miles n of Alton, Wye, the bank- ing point. Stage semi-weekly to Ir- win. David W Porter, P M.
ALTA. Twin Falls county. A dis- continued pol.3 miies s e of Roger- son on the O 3 L, the shipping point and p o.
ALTON. Bear Lake county. A dis- continued p o 10 miles s e of Mout- peiier, on the G S L, the shipping point. Mail to Raymond.
AMERICAN FALLS. Pop, 1,225. Power county. The county seat, on the O S L, and the Snake river, 25 miles w of Pocatello. Has Episco- pal, Methodist, Presbyterian, Catho- lic and Latter Day Saints churches, 2 banks, a flour mill, 4 grain eleva- tors, water works, 3 hotels and an electric light plant with a capacity of 60,000 horse power. A weekly newspaper, The Press, is published. Tt is surrounded by an extensive farming and grazing country. Live stock and grain are the principal shipments. Daily stage to Aber- deen fare $1. Exp Am. Tel W U.
0 H Barber, P M. Allen Heber C, ins agt. Allen Jude W, livery.
American Falls Development Co, W K Philbrick, pres; R B Green- wood, sec and treas; real est.
American Falls Milling Co (Ltd), M J Rice, pres; Henry C Ehrlich, mngr.
AMERICAN FALLS PRESS THE,
John R Jones Pub. (See p 2 8.) American Falls Public Library, Mrs
Delia Reed librarian. ! American Falls Realty & Water Works Co, Benj Howell sec.
1 American Falls Springfield Canal | Co, D W Davis mngr.
Arnold Lawrence C, cigars. ! Auditorium The, Geo S Ellinger I mngr.
! Raum Orla R, county atty.
Bethany Deaconess Home and
pital, Frank B Wedle supt. Bissell & Baium (Wm G Bissc::
la R Baum), lawyers. Blackburn Bert, meats. Board of Trade, W B Walwortl Booth Geo E, r r and exp agt. Boyd &, Zink (Harry Boyd, A
Zink), livery. BRAD SHAW CLOTHING SI
George Bradshaw Jr Propr. Chilin Jno, shoemkr. Consolidated Wagon & Machi;
Wm W Becksted mngr.
DAI! LEX ANTON K, MERC*' Tailor. (See adv.)
A. K. DAELE
Merchant Tailor
Suits of AM Kinds Made to Oi AMERICAN FALLS, IDA
Davie Wm M, fuel.
Davis & Wones (D Wm Da, vis, -
C Wones), real est. DORXE LESTER H, DENTIST. Ellinger & Struthers (Geo S E
er, Howard R Struthers). re Elsberry Martin A, clothing. Evans Mercantile Co, Alonzo
berrv mngr, gen store. EVANS STATE BANK (C.U,;
$25,000), L L Evans, Pre-:
Allen, Cashr; L L Evans Jr.
Caslr.
FAIL CREEK SHEEP CO. V Philbrick, Pres; T E St Join and Treas; General Mercb. and Live Stock.
Falls Pharmacy (Thos F M; Hugh F Fitzpatrick), drugs.
Farmers Fair Assn, Jno V Pa pres.
FIKST NATIONAL BANK (CAP' $25,000), D W Davis, Pres; Doran, Cashr.
Furrer Carl H, baker.
Gish Jos F, restaurant. Ha^er Harry R, undertaker. HALL OLIVER >!. LAWYER. Legal Blue Book Dept.)
Cosur d'AIene Garage Automobile Livt
Agent for Ford Cars E. H. KAMMERER, Prop. Open Day an* -
Phones : Beil 8 Bile, Int. 78 Auto Repairing a Specialty
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:nock Chas, cabinetmkr. li;L GRAND, MRS JENNIE H Rogers Propr. (See adv.)
HOTEL GRAND
Ms place is for sale. Is now and al= mvs will be a monev maker. Write ,". AIRS. J. H. ROGERS,
tMERlCA'N FALLS, - IDAHO
iJTEL REMINGTON, GEORGE Stoli Mngr. >well Benj, real est. ils Win M, blksmith. l.iHO LUMBER CO LTD, FRANK E McMahon Mngr; Complete Stock In All Kinds of Lumber and Building Material. m\A LUMBER CO LTD, JOHN V Dawson, Pres; Willard B Wal- worth, Sec and Treas; Lumber ind Building Material, rene The, Sidney W Oliver mngr, moving pictures. n&k Jno D, real est. ftCOEfS WM B, FIRST-CLASS BAR- ber Shop.
*>.\ES JOHN R, PUB THE AMERI-
an Falls Press. (See p 28.) 'NKS ROBERT O, REAL ESTATE -ind Insurance, Collections and Notary Public. ' rr-Gifford & Co, C H Torrance
I!ingr, grain. 108ANKB & CO, JOHN F KOSAN- -Mngr, Real Estate, Homesteads Located and Fire Insurance, -tader Hardware Co, J D Isaak, , ;*res; J p Mehhaff, mngr. Hobt A, garage. Harold T, phys. *la Frank F, restaurant. Kown Plumbing Co, Ron Runn- ;on mngr. nr-h Frank, county surveyor. Du Bois, drugs. Richd F, phys. Vf,r Mrs Nancy, hotel, '"'r & MeKown Hardware Co, Walter T Oliver, pres; May Crea- ky, sec and treas. ; i('a Milling & Elevator Co, Ches- _ "" Green mngr.
Power County Abstract Co (Ltd), D W Davis, pres; 0 R Baum, vice pres; J T Doran, sec; H C Wones, mngr.
Riverside Mercantile Co, Henry A
Lang mngr, gen store. Robinson Jno S, stace line. ROGERS MRS JENNIE H, PROPR
Hotel Grand. (See adv.) SCHMIDT FURNITURE CO, AL~
bert J Schmidt Propr, Furniture,
Carpets, Etc. Schmidt Wm, laundry. Schmidt & Zaring (Carl Schmidt,
Ezra E Zaring), real est. Sehwarz Bros (Jnc M «nd Leonard
R), barbers. Smith Eva B, milliner. Southern Idaho Water Power Co,
Jos Derbyshire mngr. STOLL GEORGE. MNGR HOTEL
Remington. Studdert Jno B, dentist. Studebaker Bros Co of Utah, W E
Bardull agt, carriages and wagons. Thornhill Chas C, restaurant. TRAVIS WM J, LAWYER, PRAC-
tice in All States and United States
Courts.
United States Land Office, Carl Imes comnr.
Upham Mrs Alice L, photogr. Wallentine Neil R, phys. West Wm A, ice. Wheeler Maurice B, vet surgeon. Widsteen Gust E, jeweler. Winters Saml C, lawyer.
AMMON. Bonneville county. A discontinued p o 6 miles s e of Idaho Falls, on the 0 S L, the p o.
AMSTERDAM. Twin Falls county. A p o on the O S L, 4 miles s of Hollister, the banking point. Has a Dutch Reformed church. Exp, Am. Gerrit L Peters, P M. Amsterdam Hotel, Guy J Peters
propr.
Peters Bros, gen store. Peters Guy J, propr Amsterdam Ho- tel.
Salmon River Lumber Co, Jno L Peters mngr.
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AMWACO. Kootenai county. A p o on the O-W R R & N Co and a steamboat shipping point on the south shore of Lake Coeur d'Alene 6 miles w of Harrison the banking- point. Exp Am. L M Reynolds P M. Tedrow Elmer G, r r, exp and tel
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ANDERSON. Kootenai county. A station on the O-W R R - & N Co, name changed to Springtown, which see.
ANNIS'. Fremont county. A dis- continued p o, 2 miles n e of Meenan on the O S L, the shipping point and p o.
ANTELOPE. Custer county. A settlement 40 miles n w of Mackay on the 0 S L, the shipping point. Stage daily from Mackay.
APPLE VALLEY. Canyon coun- ty. A station on the 0 S L, 5 miles n w of Parma, the p o which see for names.
APPLETON. Gooding county. A p o on the I S and O S L Rys, 6 miles e of Wendell, the banking point. Exp, Am. Obed A Waite, P M.
ARBON. Power county. A p o 36 miles n w of Malad City on the 0 S L, the banking and shipping point. Has Latter Day Saints and Presbyterian churches. Stage tri- weekly to Malad City. Noble Kowalis Co, gen store. Payne Mts E A, gen store. .
ARCHER. Fremont county. A p o on the Snake river 10 miles s of Rexburg, the banking point and 4 s e of Thornton, on the O S L, the shipping point. Daily stage to Thornton.
Briggs Geo, gen store. Nelson Chris, blksmith.
ARCO. Pop, 4 50. Blaine county. A village on the Big Lost river and
on the O S' L, 59 miles n w of foot. Has Baptist and Latt* Saints churches, a bank and 2 A weekly newspaper the Adv< is published. Exp, Am. Tel, W G Sweet P M. Arco Advertiser, Arco Pub Co ARCO HOTEL, MR AND 311 N
Paul Proprs, Only First Cla:
tel in the City, Headquart< .
Commercial Men. Arco Publishing Co, Mrs D :
Culley, pres; Ernest McCul!.
and treas; pub Arco Adv. Arco Townsite Co, Otto B Fit
Bank of Commerce (capital '
000), E M James, pres; .
Sorgatz, cashr. CLARK SOLON B, ATTORNEY
Law. (See Legal Blue Book D COMMERCIAL SALOON THE
Sawyer, M L Shanafelt), V
Liquors and Cigars. Daniels David, Gene Carothers i
saloon.
Denning & Ellis Telephone Co,
McCabe mngr. Farrell Timothy J, r r, exp ac
agt.
Fox Earl W, phys.
Hansen Nels, blksmith.
Hendrick Everett H, jeweler.
HOTEL MARVIN, HARRY B M vin Propr, The Only Firsi Hotel in Arco, Newly Equ Throughout, Elegant Furni
Idaho Lumber Co, C H N« mngr.
Johnson Saml D, livery. Keep Ernest C, barber. Kuney Edw C, blksmith. Long Geo V, saloon. MARVIN II JB, PROPR H<
Marvin. Matthaei D Wm, phys. Molen Hardware Co (Kenneth L
Jesse L Molen, Robt R Duk Mulhall Mrs Belva A, gen stort Mulhall Phil, harness. Paisley Oscar C, taxidermist. Paisley & Son (Saml A and
C), gen store. Palmer Willard J, livery. k
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l\\ h mi AND MKS T J, PKOPRS Arco Hotel.
. per Oh as, meats. f >oley Frank, blksmith. ItLT T C, REAL ESTATE, IXSUR-
ance, Notary Public, U S Commis-
fioner and Justice of the Peace.
(See adv.)
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5. Commissioner, Notary Public, Real Estate Dealer and Insurance Agent
. Collections Receive Prompt Attention ARCO, IDAHO
Smith's Hall, J E Smith rangr, SMITH J E CO (LTD), J H GREENE,
Pres; J E Smith, Sec and Treas;
General Merchandise. Stephens Mrs Laura J, drugs. SWEET WILLARD G, GENERAL
Store and Postmaster. Thomas Paul, gen store.
ARIMO. Pop, 300. Bannock coun- ty. A village formerly called Oneida en the O S L, 7 miles s of McCani- tton, the banking point, H J Nelson, P M.
Bowen J D, r r, exp and tel agt. N'KLSON LUMBER & COAL CO,
Henry J Nelson Propr. Henderson Jas & Son, gen store. Cowley Bros, pool hall. Golden Rule, gen store.
ARIZONA TUNNEL. Shoshone county. A station on the O-W R R ft K Co, 5 miles s w of Kellogg.
ARLINGTON. Boise county. A Nation on the O S L, 25 miles n of Smith's Ferry.
ARROW. Nez Perce county. A Station on the N P Ry, 13 miles n e r,f Lewiston and 3 n e of Joseph (Spalding, p o).
ARROWROCK. Boise county. A a*Bp on the U 8 Reclamation Serv-
ice Ry, 22 miles e of Boise, on the | O S L, the banking and shipping point. Stage from Boise daily, fare $1.25. Lottie J McFadden P M. Jones W B, r r agt. McFADDEN LETT IE J, NEWS
Dealer and Notions. Ross W B, grocer, s Shaw Jos H, phys United States
Reclamation Service, groceries.
ARTESIAN CITY. Twin Falls county. A p o 12 miles s e of Han- sen the banking point and 6 s e of Murtaugh, on the 0 S L, the ship- ping point.
Craner & Lee, gen store, «'
ASHTON. Pop, 800. Fremont county. A nourishing town on the O S L, 15 miles n e of St Anthony, the county seat. Has Methodist and Latter Day Saints churches, 2 banks, 2 hotels, 3 grain elevators and an opera house. A lively weekly news- paper, The Enterprise, is published. Land is worth from $30 to 575 per acre. Exp, Am. Tel, W U. Felix Burgess, P M.
ASHTON DRUG CO, H L CANNON Propr, Pure Drugs, Stationery, Books and Toilet Articles.
ASHTON ENTERPRISE, HEBER IT Hartvigsen Pub, Official Paper of Ashton and Fremont County. (See p 28.)
Ashton Milling & Elevator Co, T W
Rush mngr. Ashton Opera House, E M Vairn
mngr.
Ashton Townsite Co, H G Fuller sec. Baker Edw C, r r, exp and tel agt. Baker Frank G, jeweler. Baker & Schomler (Chas D Baker,
Jno Schomler), clothing. Barnes Harry, barber. Bentley Alb L, blksmith. Brothen Ole A, drugs. Brown Clifford E, dentist. Cannon H L, propr Ashton Drug Co. Chase Furniture Co, W T Gibson
mngr.
Consolidated Wagon & Machine Co, Win Smuin mngr, farm impts.
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CORTELYOU VARIETY STORE | (Ida R and Kenneth M Cortelyou), j Glassware, Chinaware, Small Hard- ware, Cooking Utensils, Dry Goods, Notions, Stationery, Candy and Fishing Tackle.
Cottage Hotel, Mrs Jas E Davis propr.
Davis Mrs Jas E, propr Cottage Ho- tel.
Duke Bros (Edgar and Elmer), liv- ery.
Farmers Own Canal Co, A M Slatery sec.
First National Bank (capital $35,-
000), G E Bowerman, pres; J A
McDonald, cashr. FOSGREN MRS ALICE, PROPR THE
Parlor Millinery, 6th St. Fried Morris, clothing. Graves Highland C, real est. Haack Wm J, restaurant. Hargis Edw L, phys. Harrigfeld Canal & Irrigation Co.
Ephraim Cunningham pres. HART VIG SEN HEBER H, PUB
Ashton Enterprise. (See p 28.) Hobart & Alpham (J Frank Hobart,
Wm Upham), farm impts.
Hotel Kirkbride, Harvey W Kirkbride propr.
Hulse & Stephens (H Frank Hulse,
Edw L Stephens), pool. Humes Freeman A, plumber. Humes Margaret, conf. Humes & Swanstrum (Freeman Hu- mes, Carl Swanstrum Jr), garage. Huston-Churchill Co, P W Williams
rnngr, real est. Johnston Jay C, clothes clnr. Kirkbride Harvey W, propr Hotel
Kirkbride. Logan Jas R, grocer. Manning-Cleveland Co, R H Mann- ing mngr, hardware. Marquardt Jewelry Co (Chas F W
and Rudolph Marquardt.) Marysville Canal & Improvement Co,
F A Wilkie mngr. Merrill Grain Co (Rodney D and,
Saml A Merrill.) | Miller Bros Co, Geo W Zarn agt, grain elevator.
MOORE C C REAL EST All
(Charles C Moore, Hiram G er), Real Estate, Loans and ance.
Mountain States Telephone & graph Co, D P Frasher mngr.
Ogawa Thos, restaurant.
PARLOR MILLINERY THE, Alice Fosgren Propr.
Powell Chas H, livery.
Putney Frank L, taxidermist.
ST ANTHONY BUILDING & >! Co (Ltd), Frank M Scha Mngr, Lumber and Buildin terial.
Samsel-Murphy & Co (Oscar and
S Samsel, Leslie B and Em
Murphy), gen store. Security State Bank (Ca;
$25,000), Henry Peterson, j
W L Robinson, cashr. Star Theatre, Freeman Humes n. Stephens & Stephens (Peter O, .
R and Edw L) , meats. Studebaker Bros Co, Ray Thorn!
mngr, vehicles. Varin Eugene N, plumber. Wanke & Schroll (iWm Wanke,
Scholl, gen store. Waugh Edw S, blksmith. Wendel Jas F, photogr. Wessel Chas L, blksmith. WILKIE ARTHUR H, LAW1
(See Legal Blue Book Dept.) Wilkie Fred A, civ eng. Wood Bros (Benj and Lawn.
barbers.
ATHOL. Pop, 500. Kooi county. A village on the N P Spokane International Rys 1 3 of Rathdrum the banking point. Methodist and Baptist church; hotels and a saw mill. Exp. N ern and Western. Tel, W U. roll L Skeel, P M. Athol Drug Co. Athol Water & Light Co. Batters Geo, hotel. Burroughs C O, loans. Clark Geo W, blksmith. Foote Talford Lumber Co, saw Gault J S, J L Gault mngr, lum-b< Hall D C, hotel. Haves Fred, harness.
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fart R M, real est. rttk F, livery.
on B E, r r exp and tel agt. rker L T, meats. - ters E J, barber, i terson J B, real est. aulings H H & Co, gen store.
i\v T J, gen store. Kti&L CARROLL L, C ONFECTION- cry and Stationery, ayder Jos, blksniith.
ATLANTA. Pop 150. Elmore ounty. A mining town 80 miles n
I of Mountain Home, on the O S L,
(he county seat, banking and ship- \ng point. Stage to Mountain Home
Sally fare $10. Ada P Browne,
P M.
Atlanta Hotel, Louis Hofmann propr. Atlanta Supply Co, gen store. Baggtad Chase G M Co, mines. Big Lode Mining Co, quartz mill. Campbell Neil, blksmith. Gray R W, meats.
Hofmann Louis, propr Atlanta Hotel, lames W H, propr Montezuma Hotel. Minerva Mine & Milling Co. Montezuma Hotel, W H James propr. Vuba Mining Co, quartz mill.
ATLAS. Kootenai county. A sta- tion on the S & I E and C M & St P Kys 3 miles n w of Coeur d'Alene. 'he banking point. Exp, G N and W P & Co. Mail by R F D from Coeur d'Alene, which see for names.
AUSTIN. Twin Falls county. A iiscontinued p o 13 miles h w of B»W, on the 0 S L, the shipping POint and 8 s e of Hagerman the rmking point and p o.
AVERELL. Lincoln county. A station on the O S L 4 miles e of Dietrich the p o.
AVERY. Pop 3 00. Shoshone county. A village on the St. Joe riv- er and the C M & St P Ry 3 4 miles '* of St Joe the banking point. Exp, W P & Co. E F White, P M. -very Billiard Parlor, Byron Fergu- son mugr.
Avery Supply House, gen store. Ferrell W H, propr New Ferrell
Hotel. Grice C L, pool hall. Irwin Wilber, r r agt. Jackson Orville, exp agt. Johnson Benj, barber. Mauley Jno, barber. New Ferrell Hotel, W W Ferrell
propr.
Pearson Mercantile Co, gen store. Smith L T, phys. Theriault Edw I, mine. Western Boarding & Supply Co, gen store.
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AVON. Latah county. A village on the W I & M Ry. the station name is Vassar, 3 miles n w of Deary the banking point. Exp, W F & Co. Nesbitt Bros, saw mill. Pettit J A, saw mill. Wilkins R A, grocer.
AYER. Lathah county. A station on the S & I E R R 5 miles n of Moscow. Exp G N.
BAALAM. Blaine county. A sta- tion on the O S L 5 miles s e of Bellevue the p o. Exp Am.
BACH. Bonneville county. A station on the O $ L 1 mile s w of Idaho Falls the p o. Exp, Am.
BADGER. Fremont county. On the O S L 13 miles n of Driggs, the banking point' changed to Felt which see.
BAKER. Lemhi county. A p o on the Gilmore & Pittsburgh Ry 9 miles s e of Salmon the banking point. Exp, Am. Deirs Geo S, gen store. >/
BAKKE. Kootenai county. A station on the S & I E R R 4 miles n of Coeur d'Alene the p o. Exp, G N.
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miles s e of Pocatello the county seat. Has a Latter Day Saints church, a bank, 2 hotels, a commer- cial club, a theater, a flour mill, a grain elevator and a saw mill. A weekly newspaper, the Dry Farmer, is published. Exp, Am. Tel, W U. Geo A Toolson, P M. Andreasen Chris, gen store. Bancroft Amusement Hall, Geo H
Fisher rnngr. Bancroft Commercial Club, Geo
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Bancroft Furniture & Carpet Co
r^ans C arid Chris Jolmson). Bancroft Milling & Grain Co, Fred
Corbett mngr. Bancroft State Bank (capital $18,- 500), E J Merrill, pres; Henry Van Slooten, cashr. Becker Thos S, lawyer. Commercial Hotel, Mrs Mary S Ship- ley propr. Consolidated Wagon & Machine Co,
E K Ferguson mngr. Corbett Sisters (Millie, Irene and
Mamie), milliners. DRY FARMER THE, SETTLE BROS
Publishers. (See p 28.) Fisher & Alley (Geo H Fisher, Geo
Alley), gen store. Gorringe Saml, harness. Harris Alex, garage. Harris Bros (Wni and Walter),
billiards. Holland Wm H, blksmith. Howarth Wm C, pool. Inter-Mountain Milling & Elevator
Co, Geo Mabey agt. Johnson H C & Co (Hans C and
Chris Johnson), real est. Johnson Tina, r r, exp and tel agt. Karren Chas H, drugs. Lewis & Co, Ralph Lewis mngr, dry
goods. Miller Alb, barber. Morris Jas, livery. Xicolaisen Nicholas P, meats. Rarick Otto E, clothing. Reed Bros (Walter and Clifford),
saw mill. Schneider Mrs Jacob I, gen store.
SETTLE BROS (WM E \
Clyde), Pubs The Dry Fj
(See p 28.) Shipley Mrs Mary S, propr Cor;
cial Hotel. Smith Russell I, phys. Stevens Sidney Implement Co, 0]
Jacobson mngr. Studebaker Bros Co of Utah, i
Crockett mngr, vehicles. Tolman Cyras, stage line. Toolson Bros (Hiram and Geo .
gen store. Toolson Hotel, Toolson Bros pr< Van Slooten Henry, ins agt. Whitehead Clarence, contr.
BANIDA. Franklin county, p o 4 miles s e of Oxford, on : O S L the shipping point and 11 w of Preston the banking p< Has a Latter Day Saints chur Lydia D Geddes, P M. GEDDES R C, GENERAL STOM
BANKS. Boise county. A tion on the O S L 19 miles Smiths Ferry.
BANNER. Boise county. A n ing camp and p o 25 miles n » Idaho City, the banking and s' ping point. Vivian A Thorne, P
BANNOCK. Power county, station on the O S L 9 miles n American Falls, the p o. Exp,
BARBER. Ada county. A ; station name is Barber Mill, the O 3 L 6 miles s e of Boise, banking point. Thorwald Holm. M.
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Planing Mill, Box Factory General Store.
BARBER MILL. Ada county, station on the O S L 6 miles s Boise, p o name is Barber which
BARRYMORE. Lincoln couc A station on the O S L 2 miles # Falls City the p o. Exp, Am.
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BARTON. Custer county. A dis- latimied p o 15 miles n w of Mac- cay, on the 0 S L, the shipping point i'nd p o.
BARTON. Washington county. A station on the P & I N Ry 9 miles s of Midvale, the banking point and p o. Exp, Am.
BASALT. Bingham county. A p o on the 0 S L, station name is Monroe, 5 miles s w of Shelley, the banking point. Has a Latter Day Saints church. Exp, Am. Tel, W 0. C L Criddie, P M. Basalt Co-operative Mercantile Co. Freeman Bros, meats. Hanny Alb, hotel. Landon Bros, blksmiths. Porter Maria, hospital.
BASALT. Nez Perce county. A station on the N P Ry, name changed to Myrtle, which see.
BASIN. Cassia county. A dis- continued p o 6 miles e of Oakley, on the O S L, the banking and ship- ping point. Mail by R F D from Oakley, which see for names.
BASSETT. Fremont county. A station on the O S L 6 miles s e of Roberts, the p o. Exp, Am.
BATES. Fremont county. A p o 8 miles s w of Driggs, on the O S L, the banking and shipping point. Has a Latter Day Saints church. Jno A Tilson, P M.
BATISE SPRINGS. Power coun- ty. A station on the 0 S L, 5 miies w of Pocatello the p o.
BAY HORSE. Custer county. A discontinued p o 15 miles n of Chai- ns, the county seat. Stage daily irom Mackay. Mail to Clayton.
BAY VIEW. Pop, 20 0. Kootenai county. A steamboat shipping point
on Lake Pend d'Oreille and the S I Ry, 2 0 miles n e of Rathdrum, the banking point. Exp, Western. C L Pope, P M.
Bay View Mercantile Co (Jno Koth,
A L Nance). McDonald J E, r r, exp and tel agt. Washington Brick, Lime & Sewer
Pipe Co.
BEACH. Fremont county. A dis- continued p o 2 miles s e of Rigby, on the 0 S L, the shipping point and p o.
BEAR. Adams county. A p o 28 miles n w of Council, on the P & I N Ry, the banking and shipping point. Stage and mail daily to Council, fare $3.50. W T Robert- son, P M.
BEATTY. Ada county. A station on the O S L, 3 miles e of Meridian, the p o.
BEAVER. Shoshone county. A station on the O-W R R & N Co, 19 miles n e of Enaville, p o name is Union.
BEELER. Shoshone county. A p o 9 miles s w of Kellogg on the O-W R R & N Co, the banking and shipping point. Stage to Kellogg daily, fare 50c. Mrs Maud Beeler, P M.
Beeler C M, saloon.
BEELER MRS MAUD, GENERAL
Store. Gilbert N A, logger. Highland Surprice Mine. Matchless Amy Mine. Nabob Mine. Northern Light Mine. Sevdy J J & Sons, loggers. Sidney Mine. Teskey Frank, logger. Warner F 0, barber.
BEETVILLE. Cassia county. A station on the O S L, 3 miles s w of Burley the p o. Exp Am.
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BELLEVUE. Pop, 625. Blaine county. A city on the O 8 L and the Wood river 5 miles s of Hailey, the county seat and 52 miles n of Shoshone. Has Catholic, Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian and -Episco- pal churches, a bank a hotel and a commercial club. A weekly news- paper, The News, is published. The principal industries are mining, live stock and grain. The finest fishing and hunting abounds in this locality. Exp, Am. Tel, W U. Mrs Emma L Reed, P M.
Adams Edw R, dentist.
Allen Orfila J, phys.
Arkoosh J Geo, gen store.
Bellevue Commercial Club, C W Wil- son, pres; D D Powell, sec.
Bellevue Mercantile Co, Geo Coates, pres; C W Wilson, sec; gen store.
Bellevue State Bank (capital $30,- 000), Thos D Perry, pres; C W Wilson, cashr.
Black Wm, creamery.
BRESHEARS .JOHN A, PUB GATE City News.
BKODFORI) MINE, SOWDEN & Lemon Proprs.
BRODFORI) FRACTION MINE, Sowden <fe Lemon Proprs,
Buchanan Rufus E, cementwkr.
CALIFORNIA TILLEY AND TTPO- tib Mines, William Sowden Owner.
Coates & Proctor (Geo Coates, Richd G Proctor), cold storage.
Cooper Edw, blksmith.
DAVITS & BRESHEARS, (JOHN Daviea, Wesley Breshears), Sa- loon.
GATE CITY NEWS, JOHN A BRE-
shears Pub. (See p 31.)
Idaho Consolidated Gold Mining & Milling Co, Irvin E Rockwell mngr.
JONES i) A & CO (D A AND M Edythe Jones), Druggists and Pharmacists, Prescriptions Care- fully Filled.
Jones &, Sheehan (Francis Jones, Chas Sheehan), farm impts.
Kelley Herbert W, jeweler.
Knock Chas A, barber.
Larsen Christie P, grocer.
McCulloagh Oscar, clothes clnr.
Martin Herman J, r r, exp anrl agt.
Miller J Calvin, auctioneer. Northey Chas, shoemkr. Perry Thas D, ins agt. Powell Danl D, barber. Rockwell-White Power Co, I E 11
well mngr. Smith David B, livery. SOWDEN WILLIAM, SALOON .\ S
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otib Mines. Telfer Thos, horseshoer. Varcoe Jno, restaurant. WEBER HOTEL, MUS N J WEU3
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Hotel. (See p 21.) Wherry Wm J, meats. Williams Elwin E,- hardware. Wilson Chas W, ins agt. Wilson Orrin D C, clothing. Wurst Mary, milliner.
BELLGROVE. Kootenai coin. A discontinued p o 2 miles n w Blackrock. Mail to Coeur d'Ale
BELMONT. Kootenai county, p o formerly called Sterling, on t S I Ry, 17 miles n e of Rathdri the banking point. Exp, Weste J H Sheldon, P M. Bardsgard Ole, blksmith. Gault J S, saw mill. Sage A A, shingle mill. SHELDON MERCANTILE CO. Whitclock R A, saw mill.
BELT JUNCTION. Bonnet l county. A station on the O S L miles n of Idaho Falls, the p o
BELVIDERE. Boise county, station on the O S L, 12 miles n Smiths Ferry. P o name is Thund
BENCH. Bannock county. A 6 miles s e of Grace, the ban]; point and 15 s of Alexander, on O S L, the shipping point. Si: daily to Soda Springs, fare 7 5c.
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BENEWAH. Kootenai county. A o 14 miles e of Tekoa, Wash, on
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ind shipping point. HYDE ROBERT P, GENERAL Store.
BENNETT. Gooding county. A ttion on the Idaho Southern R R, - miles s of Gooding and 5 n of A'endell, the hanking point and p o. Exp, Am.
BENNINGTON. Pop, 2 67. Bear Lake county. A p o 4 miles n of Montpelier, on the O S L, the bank- ing and shipping point. Stage daily from Montpelier, fare 25 c. S L Wright, P M.
BENNINGTON MERCANTILE CO, 3 L Wright Mngr, General Store.
BENTON. Nez Perce county. A discontinued p o 32 miles s e of Lewiston, on the Camas Prairie R R, the shipping point and 6 s of Waha the p o.
BENWAH. Kootenai county. A neamboat shipping point on the St Joe river ,2 miles s of Chatcolet the p o.
BERENICE. Fremont county. A P o 31 miles n e of Arco, on the O S L, the banking and shipping point. Stage daily from Arco, fare $2. Robt Hietrich, P M. Parks J S, grain. -Voods & Parks Mercantile Co.
BERGER. Twin Falls county. A P o on the 0 S L, 11 miles s w of Twin Falls, the county seat and banking point. Exp, Am. Merger F W, blksmith. v'urry & Evans, gen store. N'ibley Channel Lumber Co. SANDERSON T, REAL ESTATE.
BERN. Pop, 16 0. Bear Lake founty. A p o on Bear river 6 miles j
n w of Montpelier, on the O S L, the 1
banking and shipping point. Has a Latter Day Saints church. Maggie j Eschler, P M.
BEULAH. Cassia county. A sta- tion on the O S L, 5 miles s w of Burley the p o. Exp, Am.
BICKEL. Twin Falls county. A station on the O S L, 5 miles e of Hansen, the p o. Exp, Am.
BIG EDDY. Boise county. A sta- tion on the O S L, S miles s of Smiths Ferry.
BIG ISLAND. Clearwater coun- ty. A discontinued p o 16 miles e of Dent, the p o.
BIG SPRINGS. Fremont county. A station on the O S L, 10 miles n e of Island Park the p o.
BIG AVILLOW. Canyon county. A p o 30 miles e of Payette, on the Ol S L, the banking and shipping point, i Stage semi-weekly to Payette, fare $1.50. Anna Moore, P M.
BLACK BEAR. Pop, 400. Sho- shone county. A mining camp on the N P Ry and O-W R R & N Co, 5 miles n e of AVallace the county seat and banking point. S D Le- mieux, P M,
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BLACK CLOUD. Shoshone coun-j ty. A station on the N P Ry, 2 miles n of Wallace, the banking point and p o.
BLACK LAKE. Pop, 50. Koote- nai county. A p o and summer re- sort on the O-W R R & N Co and Coeur d'Alene river 7 miles e of j Harrison, the banking point. Exp, Am. Geo N Osborne, P M. Cleeland Wm M, boats, j OSBORNE GEORGE N, GENERAL ! Store and R R, Exp and Tel A gt*
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BLACK PINE. Oneida county. A p o 5 0 miles s w of Malad, the coun- ty seat and banking point, and 28 n e of Kelton, Utah, on the S P Ry, the shipping point. Stage from Tre- monton, Utah. Thos Mills, P M. Drumiler Chas R, gen store.
BLACKFOOT. Pop, 4,000. Bing- ham county. The county seat on the O S L 24 miles n of Pocatello. Has Methodist, Episcopal, Baptist, Luth- eran, Catholic and Latter Day Saints churches, 2 banks, a sugar factory, a Hour mill, 2 hotels, an opera houoe, an electric light plant and water works. Three newspapers, the Eve- ning Courier (daily), the Optimist (semi-weekly) and the Idaho Re- publican (weekly) are published. The State Asylum for the Insane is also located here. Exp, Am. Tel,- W U. Harry B Curtis, P M. Alexander Clothing Co. Alexander Co, gen store. All-Cut Implement & Hardware Co,
Harvey Albred, pres; Jos H Cut- ler, sec and treas. Allen Hyrum, expman. Anderson Carl G, real est. Arthur David F, barber. ASH TON MR AND MRS J II ,
Proprs Cottage Hotel. ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE,
George E Hyde Supt. Barker Frank C, wall paper. ^Beakley & Boyle (Wm A Beakley,
J no M Boyle), lawyers. Beebe Claude S, lawyer. Bernat Bros (Jno and Anton), blk-
smiths.
Berryman Chas W Jr, grocer.
Berryman Harry G, hardware.
Biethan David H, gen store.
Bingham Abstract Co, W H Stuffle- beam, pres: C A Stufflebeam, sec.
Blackfoot Coal <fc Ice Co (David II Biethan, Benj W Holbrook.)
Blackfoot Farmers Milling Co, L M Capps mngr, flour mill.
Blackioot Grain & Produce Co, E M Hubbell mngr, grain elevator.
Blackfoot Hospital, Nina Killings- worth supt.
Blackfoot Irrigation Co, L M
sec, lands. Blackfoot Mercantile Co, Nofear
vis mngr, gen store. Blackfoot Optimist, Karl P B:
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Blackfoot Packing Co, A G II pres; G L Stone, sec and t: meats.
Blackfoot Stake, Jas Duck v.
pres; II L Parkinson, sec. Blackfoot Steam Laundry, Ch .
Smith propr. Blackfoot Water Works (Ltd), !
Johnson nmgT. Bond Bros & Co, T G Bond, pr<
H Bond, sec and treas; fuel. Boyle Neil F & Co (Neil F Bo
Alex Younie), hardware. Briggs Mrs R Anna, milliner. Brown-Eldridge Furniture Co,
Brown, pres; S W Wilson, see .
treas.
Brown-Hart Co, J G Brown, pre L Hart, mngr; gen store.
Brown Karl P, pub Blackfoot ! mist.
Brown Wm E & Sons (Wm E. '
est D and Fera), grocers. Buckozer Mrs Ernestine L, grocc - Burggraf Marie, art needle won Byrne & Baugh (Jno F Byrne, I
J Baugh), drugs. Carlson Aug, tailor. C A RR- SNIDER PROPUCU
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Commercial Hotel, K P Simons r Consolidated Wagon & Machine
J A Martin mngr, hardware. Cook Wm L, vet surgeon. Cooke Edgar A, pub The Even'
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H Ashton Proprs; Headquarters for Commercial Men, Hot and Cold Water, Steam Heat, Private Baths, Elegant Cuisine, Rates $2.50 and American, 9 4 N Main opp R R Station.
ix Wm N, racket store.
,;mberland A F, cement wkr. Dann & Pennington (Henry Dann,
Edw W Pennington), real est. Danskin Ditch Co, F T Haiverson
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Davis Jos B, phys. avis & Bell -(Jno Davis, Harden
Bell), grocers. Oe Kay Roy, grocer. DIBBLE T S AUTO CO (T S DIB-
ble), Automobiles and Supplies S
.Main. (See p 7.) Dippel Harold C, dentist. ')oerrer Michael, shoemkr. "ire Louis B, meats. Downing & Heese (J D Downing,
Frank Heese), contrs. Dunn & Son (Geo and Henry), live
stock.
Dustin Bros (Edw R and Leslie B), drugs.
Dygert & Dickinson (Roy S Dygert,
Alb S Dickinson), lawyers. Rstehson Jno E, racket store. Evans Chas V, agt Am Exp Co. Evening Courier, Edgar A Cooke pub. first National Bank (capital $25,-
000), Alex Younie, pres; D L
Heece, cashr. Fowler Yinia, baker. (* Vl'MER H W, CHIROPRACTOR. ';,,e Robt D, dentist. Gem State Lumber Co, Alpha Ber-
rette mngr. Gibbs Saml W, livery. GlatfvHie Geo W, photogr. !-»ood Jas E, county atty.
^ "u Chas F, mngr W U Tel Co. Grove City Ditch Co, J C Millick
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Nansbrougb & Gagon (Geo F Hans- trough, Geo F Gagon), lawyers.
Hansen Bros (Rasmus A and Benj), brokers.
Hayes Thos A, conf. Heilig Geo, blksmith. Hendrie Implement Co (Collier F
Hendrie, Jno F Grimmett). Henesh Leo, harness. Hinds Win M, livery. Hoffmann Herman F, clothes clnr. Hoge Walter S, dentist. Hong Kay, restaurant. Hoover Clayton A, phys. Hopkins Bros (Temp H and Baxter
W), proprs Idaho Meat Market. Hover A If M, drugs. Hunter Harry, clothes clnr. Hughes Alf L, jeweler. IDAHO INSANE ASYLUM, GEORGE
E Hyde Supt. Idaho Irrigated Lands Co, J H Early,
pres; P W Power, sec. Idaho Lumber Co, A D Quantrell,
pres; R L Archer, sec and treas. IDAHO MEAT MARKET, HOPKINS j
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also Dealers in Cattle and Hogs. Idaho Republican, Byrd Trego pub. Ishida Otto, pool.
Isis Theatre, Kestner & Young, proprs. j Jones Jno W, lawyer. Jones Percy, printer. Kestner & Young (Wm Kestner, Jas
Young), proprs Isis Theatre. Kinney Co, Mrs Anna Kinney, pres; D L O'Neal, mngr; gen store, j Kinney Shoe Shop, C W Kinney mngr. i Lee Wm A, lawyer, j Le. viand Thos G, plumber. Little Butte Irrigation Co, J C Fisher! sec.
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IDAHO STATJ3 GAZETTEER
Blackfoot
McDonald j henry, real Es- tate. (See adv.)
MacCosbam Hugh D, clothing.
Manders Lambert, propr Orpheum Theatre and restaurant.
Martin Wm F, fuel.
Meslin Bros (Leon and Jno), live stock.
Mines A H, vet surgeon.
Mitchell Frank W, phys.
Molden Chas F, real est.
Montgomery Nicholas E, restaurant.
Mountain States Telephone & Tele- graph Co, C F Green rnngr.
Murphey Fred Cigar Co, Henry Giles rnngr.
Murphy Jas D, livery.
New Lavaside Ditch Co, Alex Younie, pres: J G Hinkle, treas.
Nogues Lyon ( Emil J Xogaes, B H Lyon), restaurant.
Numley Jas. blksmith.
Orpheum Theatre, Lambert Manders rnngr.
Parkinson Realty & Investment Co
(Frank C. Frank N and Harold N
Parkinson ) . Patrie Walter E, phys. Pearson Ernest, grocer. Penetraro Co (Ltd), J B Davis, pres;
C E Fisher, sec and treas; medicine
mnfrs.
Peoples Canal & Irrigation Co, C F Molden, pres; W P Lindsay, sec.
Peterson Hans, gen store (River- side).
Rhodes & Stewart (Kenneth C Rhodes. Ira T Stewart), barbers. Richards A Baker, optician. Riverside Dirch Co, Jas G Bond sec.
Ryan, Callahan & Ryan (Kath<
M Ryan, Thos M Callahan, J
Ryan), dry goods. Sew ell Wilber, expman. Siegel Frank, restaurant. Simmons Howard J, phys. Simons Mrs Katherine P, propr C
mercial Hotel. Sloan Frank A, osteopath. Smith Max W, barber. Smith O Frank, nurseryman. Snyder Orville E, barber. Southeastern Idaho Fair Assn, j
Carruth sec. Southern Idaho Water Power Co. '
B Brokaw rnngr, dec light ..
power.
Southwick I V, vet surgeon. STAXDROD T) W & CO (CAP it
$100,000), C W Berryman, P:
Geo F Gagon, Vice Pres; C
Fisher, Cashr; W F Berry;.
Asst Cashr; Bankers. Star Theatre, Prescott Burell nn Stevens Jas M, district judge. Studebaker Bros Co, Osmond Buci
nan rnngr, carriages. STUDIO GRAND THE, FORD II A-
mg Mngr, Photographers, We
Kodak Finishing, 142 W Brid.
Phone 169 Red. Stufflebeam Wm H, real est. Thomas Fred A, mach. Thomas & Anderson (Lorenzo
Thomas, Jas H Anderson), lav.y Trego Byrd, pub Idaho Republic; Trego Ditch Co, Byrd Trego sec. United States Land Office, J J (;
heen, receiver; Henry W Kief'
register.
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,n Slough Ditch Co, E H Dott, res; Edw Cleary, sec. isler & Altman (Percy A and rene M Whisler, Lloyd P Altman), roof.
idy & Bumgarner (David P Woo- , cfcas A Bumgarner), pool hall, ght W S, ins agt. ng Jas, civ eng. ang Wm L, agt OSL Ry. nie Wm A, nurseryman.
L ACK ROCK. Kootenai county, lis ontinued p o and a steamboat pping point on the w shore of Lake -sir d'Alene 23 miles s of Coeur lene the railroad shipping point d p o which see for names.
HLACKTAIL. Bonner county. A ^continued p o, 5 miles s e of Sagle, ! the N P Ry, the shipping point.
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SS- BLACK WELL. Kootenai county. 1 station on the N P Ry, 3 miles w | ' Couer d'Alene.
BLAINE. Blaine county. A p o the 0 S L 49 miles n w of Rich- id and 12 e of Soldier, the banking int. 3 no P Swedenborg, P M. VKDENBORG BROS, GENERAL Store.
'nipson Edw E, saw mill. rueb Julius, saw mill.
-LAKE. Clearwater county. A 0 -> miles e of Arofino, on the N P ' the banking and shipping point.
^LANCHARD. Bonner county. A °n on the I & W N R R, 4 miles * of Spirit Lake, the banking ^t. Exp, Western. T O Sollie,
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'"'hard Trading Co, gen store. ifney M, grocer. 0 M, r r agt.
j BLANCHE. Pop, 75. Gooding I county. A p o 10 miles n of Bliss, j on the O S L, the banking and ship-
isg point. Stage tri-weekly to Bliss. Peter W Huyser, P M.
BLISS. Pop, 200. Gooding coun- ty. A village on the OSL and the Snake river 13 miles w of Gooding. Has a bank and a hotel. Exp, Am. Tel W U. E M Roberts, P M. I Beaver River Power Co. | Bliss Hardware Co. I Bliss Drug Co. ! Bliss Mercantile Co. i Bliss State BanK (.capital $10,000), P C Mariner, pres; R B Fletcher, cashr.
! MORRIS ROBERTS & CO, GENERAL | Store.
I Mosher O L, r r, exp and tel agt. ! Ostrander Lumber Co. | Owens C A, hotel.
Owens & Owens, livery.
Pinkham Chas, blksmith.
BLOOMINGTON. Pop 600. Bear i Lake county. A village 2 miles s of Paris, on the OSL, the banking and I shipping point. Has a Latter Day | Saints church. Stage daily to Paris. : I Lillie G Jarvis, P M. ] I Briscoe Mrs D E, milliner. ! BRISCOE JOHN T, GENERAL
Store.
I Faylor Josiah A, gen store. I Hottendorf Lewis T A, phys. I Painter Wm A, blksn ith.
BLOWOUT. Bonne v Me county. A p o f>0 miles s e of I:, by, on the O S L, the banking and shipping point. F P Welch, P. M. Grove H K & Son, saw mill. INDIAN CREEK RANCH HOTEL,
Mrs F P Welch Propr. Welch Mrs F P, propr Indian Creek- Ranch Hotel.
BLUE CREEK. Kootenai county. A discontinued p o and steamboat shipping point on Lake Coeur d' A lene, 8 miles s e of Coeur d'Alene
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BOI3E. Pop 30,000. Ada coun- ty. The capital of Idaho the coun- ty seat and the commercial, financial, literary and political center of the state on the O S L and the Idaho Traction Co Rys. Surveys for the new Boise-Winnamucca R R are un- der way which when completed brings Southern Idaho 500 miles nearer San Francisco, 43 0 n w of Salt Lake City and 500 s e of Port-, land Ore Itc propert. y valuation i for 1912 was $27,000,000. The to- tal tax rate for all purposes for 1912 | was 16 mills on 40 per cent valua- tion for municipal purposes.
Its bank clearings average $1,000,- 000 a week and have increased an- nually at the rate of 25 per cent for several years .
Its postal receipts increased 10 per cent during 1912.
The Owyhee Hotel completed at a cost of $300,000 is one of the finest in the Northwest. The Idan-ha Ho- tel which has done much to spread the city's reputation for hospitality has been recently remodeled at a cost of $50,000 and under the man- agement of Chas H Grout has
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There are ten public school build- ings in the city with 13 0 teachers, 4,750 pupils enrolled. The high school is a magnificent building and contains one of the best equipped gymnasiums in the northwest. The annual expenditure for schools is about $180,000. The city has two private schools for girls under the *j management of the Episcopal and fA Catholic churches and each of these I churches has a bishop at Boise. One of the largest and best known 'Chautauquas in the west is held here annually.
All the leading religious denomi- nations are well represented in Boise and the surrounding country.
The Y M C A has an elegant building well fitted with gymnasium
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The central section of t' capitol building of Idaho ha completed. The total cost i building when finished will b 000,000.
The streets are paved witb lithic asphalt and vitrified bri has over 200 blocks of hard pavements and several miles < ! cadamized streets, the entire system is graded and curb* : there are cement sidewalks tin out.
Boise takes its drinking from the Boise river a few below where the river leave canyon which brings it down the mountains. It is one of tin and purest water supplies own* any city.
The Natatorium is a magn; structure, elegantly fitted u; public and private bathing ami finest resort of its kind in the It is the Taj Mahal of Idaho: ital. Its plunge and private are supplied with natural hot of wonderful health giving qu; from four artesians wells, supply hot water to many ; buildings and private resident Boise, and also for sprinklia streets.
A new 18 inch well to more flow of hot water for domesti heating purposes is being drh a depth of several hundred fee!
The Boise Commercial organized in 19 0 6, is now one recognized forces for pushi: matters tending to the goo<i city. It occupies elegant QU where strangers are made wei
The elevation of Boise i* feet. It nestels close to tin hills and is shielded from winds and storms. It has no ex either of heat or cold. The average temperature is 51 d' Official records show that Bo: 325 days of sunshine during tin Sunstroke is unknown in Bui-'
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ones, no blizzards, no tornadoes, ise has the lowest death rate of I city in the United States, ialists say that Boise is a natural , Uarium for those afflicted witii « ^monary diseases.
noise is the seat of the United \ugs Court, the State Supreme -srt and the County Court. The
- -ions of the Masonic Grand Lodge ire held here annually.
Two interurban lines connect Boise rith other towns and villages and sith the country roundabout, the olse Interurban and the Boise Galley roads.
Boise is a wholesale and jobbing
:;tre, and does a business amount- ag to nearly $10,000,000 annually, i! has a manufacturing pay roll of ' 2.000 a day, its principal products being lumber, brick, mattresses, '.rooms, candy, sewer pipe and other "rater conduits.
The government assay office is ocated here and the building and
- rounds receive much favorable com- lent from those who visit them.
The United States Land Office, the United States Reclamation Service -ftices, the Sawtooth National Forest iflicers and the United States Sur- yor General for this district are all >cat£d in Boise Boise has 60,000 Icveloped electrical horse power and 's plants are capable of developing ilmost as much more. It has more actually developed power than any >the| city in the northwest. Within a radius of 20 0 miles of "ise there is 200,000 horse power *hich may be developed from Idaho's rtveiis and water falls. There are two daily papers, the -alio Daily Statesman and the Evening Capital News and numerous *<-"kIy and monthly publications. There are many stage lines in and of the city to rich mining :,tl lumber camps north of the city, ft is a charming city, metropolitan in |Ppearenee and methods, has a Wonderfully rich territory around it is accounted one of the best Inland cities in the west. Exp Am. r*l W U. Jno McMillan P M.
ABC Co, A B Cook mngr, ladies
furnishings 212 N 8 th. Abbott Mrs Tillie, propr Noble Hotel,
1006% W Main. Abrdt Mrs Anna, millinery 108 S
10th,
Abrams A Maurice, dentist 723 ^ W Main.
Acme Plumbing & Heating Co, A G
Aoelmann, pres; C R Adelmann,
sec and treas; C22 W Idaho. Ada County Business Men's Assn,
J G H Graveley, pres; L M Parish,
sec; 412 McCarty bldg. Ada Realty Co (Arthur F Graves.
Geo A Woodman), 114 N 10th. Adams Gardner G, lawyer 4 Odd
Fellows Temple. ADAMS JOHN C, TREAS STATES-
raan Printing Co, 601 W Main. Aguirre Frank, shoemkr 918 W
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AH FONG DR C K, PHYSICIAN
and Pharmacist 210 N 7th.
Aikman Win, sheep commission 1 Idaho T & S Bank bldg.
AILS II IE HON JAMES F, CHIEF Justice State Supreme Court, Capi- tol bldg.
Alden Herbert A, lawyer 823 %> Main.
Alexander Moses, clothing 905 W Main.
Alexander Nicholas, conf 62S W \ Main and 102 E 9th. |
Alexander Raymond R, lawyer 433 | Empire bldg.
Allen Mrs Annie, 2d hand goods 824 W Bannock.
Allen-Baker Co, Geo Treffry, pres; O V Allen, sec; YV J Allen, treas; clothing 1001 W Main.
Allen's Horse Market (Win G M Allen, Fountain H Parkinson), 152 3 W Bannock.
Allen Orien V, state treasurer Capi- tol bldg.
Allen Wm G M, vet dentist 15 23 V/ Bannock.
Allen-Wright Furniture Co (Ltd), W E Pierce, pres; O H Allen, sec and u-eas; 817 W Bannock.
Allen & Allen (Wm L, Chas S). phys
303 McCnrty bldg.
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IDAHO STATU GAZETTEER
Boise
(Wm Alley, L O engs 4 24 Idaho
Alley Sc Leonard Leonard), civ bldg.
ALMOND ELECTRIC BLUE PRINT Co, Frank W Almond Mngr, 21 Merino blk (See lei'i side lines.)
Alta House, Mrs Evelyn Laurence propr, 1106 V2 W Main.
American Bankers Insurance Co, Frank A Mangum agt, 529 Empire bldg.
American District Telegranh Co, Geo H Hackett mngr, 157 S 8th.
American Express Co, Jno H Millen agt, 115 N 9 th.
American Laundrv Co (Geo A, Mrs Kate D B Kerr), 14 00 W Grove.
American Surety Co, Sheppard & Falk agts, 16 Falk bldg.
AMES WHOLESALE GROCERY & Supply Co, J A Ames, Pres; F M Watts, Sec and Treas; Wholesale Groceries, Hardware, Harness and General Supplies 506 S 9th.
Anderson Alf, auctioneer 1407 N 7th.
Anderson C C & Co (Columbus C, Mrs L M Anderson), dept store 914 W Main.
Anderson Carl I, dentist 403 Idaho bldg.
Anderson Elof, tailor 1107 W Main. ANDERSON GEO A CO, GEO A
Anderson Mngr, Department Store
Idaho n e cor 8th. Anderson Jno, grocer (Wylie). Anderson Jno P, contr 1506 Main. Andrus Wm G, auto tires 110 N
10th.
Anduiza Hotel, J C Anduiza propr, 216 S 9th.
Anduiza Juan C, propr Anduiza Ho- tel, 216 S 9th.
Annett Leslie R, civ eng 100 Warm Springs av.
Annett Wm C, sheep breeder 6 Gem bldg.
Anti-Saloon League of Idaho, Rev W J Herwig supt, 419 Empire bldg.
Armour & Co, Jno J Mack mngr, whol meats 508 S 9th. j Armstrong Frank L, ins agt 323 ! Idaho bldg.
I Armstrong J Curtis, real est 366 I Sonna bldg.
Arnold H W & Co, H W A: pres; McLean W Davis, sec; Robb, treas; financial agl^- : bldg.
Arnould Felix, auto repr 101 Grove.
Ashley Arthur E, signs 210 X Ashley & Kroeger Bros ('
Ashley, Theo and Gust Krc
head gates 107 N 10th. Athens Hotel, Jas Stamos p«
910 y2 Grove. Atkins Richd, carriage trimmer
S 11th.
Atkinson Jno W, blksmith 102
Bannock Atkinson Sheridan K, mining
624 Overland bldg.
AUDITORIUM THE, AUDITOR] Theatre Co Proprs, 115 S 10
AUDITORIUM THEATRE CO. I Bacon Mngr, Proprs The Am- rium, 115 S 10th.
Auer Chas M, horseshoer 112 X 1!
Ault Jos, propr The Lyric Th
625 W Main.
Austin Mrs Adelia A, furrier 1 '
W Main. Austin Harry D, signs 1010 \::
Main.
Austin Mrs Susie, tailor 10! Main.
Azcuenaga Live Stock & Land Antonio Azuenaga mngr, Idaho bldg.
Babcock Elizabeth, music tchr Pinney bldg.
BACON JAMES B, MNGR A I tor iu m Theatre Co, 115 S 1 Lawyer 445 Yates bldg.
Bailey Alvin, restaurant 112 X J
Bailey Wallace W, barber 1519 Main.
Baker Bros (Henry W and Jas
grocers 906 W Main. Baker Edw A, grocer 902 W Id Baker Fayette L, propr Kenm
House, 912 W Grove. Baker Howard F, conf 15 0 7 X
and 1022 W Main. Baker Lind Co, (Edw F Ba.
Augustus E Lind), real est
Empire bldg. Baker Opal, hairdresser 22 S J«:
bldg.
Garage Automobile Liver.
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Agent for Ford Cars E. H. KAMMERER, Prop. Open Day and x>
Phones : Beii 8 Blk., Int. 78 Auto Repairing a Specialty
309 Lakeside Ave. " Cocur d'Alene, U
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r & Felton (Jno W Baker, tester H Felton), barbers 62 6 ,y Main.
iker & McFarland (Opal Baker, r*ara McFarland), hairdressers 228 ho bldg.
i'dwin G Clyde, district eng U S ; io^ical Survey, 615 Idaho bldg. ...in L Irvin, civ eng 2 0 Falk
four, Guthrie & Co, A D Mac- ozte agt, farm loans 4 26 Idaho
: Idg.
ill Geo W, civ eng 20 Falk bldg.
tHot Robt, violin maker and music tchr 8 Odd Fellows Temple.
illon-Iiatimer Co (Ltd), C O Ballon pres, 828 W Idaho Jkerf Reserve Life Co The, J N Wools dist mngr, 35 Falk bldg.
;t State Convention, Rev W H Bowler supt, 416 Empire bldg.
ifber Everett H, stenogr 321 Yates bldg.
rber Ira B, lawyer c.21 Yates bldg. ifber Lumber Co, Wm Carson,
res; B S Moon, sec; C W Lock- wood, treas; 323 Yates bldg.
ber 0 H, state game warden Capitol bldg.
k'rbour Clarence, barber 203 S 10th. bour & Son (Homer T and Roy), "V: smiths 1314 W Grove. ,;' Don H, U S irrigation eng 439 C a test
fies Evans P, asst County Atty
< 7 Idaho bldg. - -Hi'c Danl, saloon 105 N 7th. wringer Chas T, real est 37 Falk
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b Gen L V, adj Gen State of -io Capitol bldg. " .las, Foundry & Machine Co -baa F Baxter), South Boise. bouse Floral Co (Wm, Geo, ' > v, Alf and Frank Bayhouse), '' W Main.
& Co, H W Ireland agt, hinery 1024 Main. " River Power Co, E P Bacon ; mngr, Empire bldg. ^ Wm N, cementwkr 300 E fcwerson.
:- i.al Life Ins Co of Utah, F E
& ad wick asst supt, 301* Boise -'>" Natl Bank bldg.
Benham Eldridge J, housemover 409
W State.
Bennett T L & Co (Thos L Bennett),
real est 811 W Bannock. Berenter David, shoemkr 618 W
Main.
Bernstein Mrs Anna F, milliner 917% W Main.
Bernstein Geo H, shoes 1020 W Main.
Berry J G & Sons (Jas G, John S
and J Glen), ice cream mnfrs 907
W Bannock. Bertha u mm Carrie L, dentist 504
Idaho bldg. Bertiam Motor Supply Co. N R
Bertram, pres; C F Paxton, sec |
and treas; 106 N 10th. Bettis & Jessup (Henry S Bettis, Alb ;
A Jessup), dentists 513 Overland!
bldg.
Big Lost River Irrigation Co, C B Hurtt, pres; J P Roos Jr, sec; 302 Boise Natl Bank bldg.
BISSINGER & CO, EUGENE HENLE j Mngr, Hides, Pelts, Furs, Wool | and Tallow 2 6th and Railroad | track (See embossed line on front cover and adv below.)
San Francisco, Cal. Portland, Ore. Seattle, Wash Spokane, Wash. Salt Lake City, Utah, lteno, Nev. I Los Angeles, Cal. Vancouver, B. C. Billings, Mont. |
S!33IIMQE:R & CO.j
HIDES, PELTS, FUH8 A^IO TALLOW j
EUGENE HENLE, Mgr. Write for Prices \
26th St & Railread Track, E c k f?, Idaho I
Biwer Edw T, phys 20 8 >Sonna bldg. Black Hawk Mining Co. Kirtland I
Perky sec, 1 Bank bldg. Blackinger Frank J, saloon 109 N
8th.
Blackstone Gold Mining & Milling Co, Wm H Puckett sec, 10 Grun- baum bldg.
Blaine Saml E, lawyer 524 Idaho bldg.
Block Fred, baker 1619 N 13th.
Block Jos P, harness 110 N 11th. j
Blood Jno C, mining 307 N 2d.
Blucher H L & Co (Henry L and Rosa Blucher), live stock 27 j Union blk. j
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Boardman Arthur, music tchr 2 06
Finney bldg. Boas Alex, conf 1122 W Main. Bodle Horace G, vet surgeon 1016
W Bannock. Bodle J Horace, osteopath 1-3 Gem
bldg.
Boeck Jno, phys 315 N 8th.
Boeck L Wardell, phys 315 N 8th.
Bogart Sz Hasbrouck (Jas S Bogart,
Van W Hasbrouck), lawyers 416
Overland bldg. Boice Alvin S, ins agt 14 Merino
bldg.
BOISE ARTESIAN HOT & COLD Water Co (Ltd), C WT Moore, Pres; Chas Himrod, Vice Pres.; B S Howe, Sec; F R Coffin, Treas; H B Eastman, Gen Mngr; 621-623 W Idaho.
BOISE ASSOCIATION OF CREDIT Men The (Ltd), J G H Gravely, Pres; V C Kerr, Vice Pres; D J A Dirks, Sec and Treas; 305-306 Idaho bldg.
Boise Audit Co, Clarence VanDeusen mngr, 319 W Jefferson.
Boise Book & Stationery Co, T B Linton, pres; H M Linton, sec and treas; 107 N 8th.
Boise Butcher Co (Ltd), Geo Sch- weitzer, pres; WTm Lomax, sec and treas; meats 811 W Idaho.
Boise Cafeteria (Mrs Mary A Holli- day, Thos M Underwood), 1006 W Main.
Boise Canning Co, Fred E Rose mngr, 242 Sonna bldg.
Boise Carriage & Implement Co, D M Winsor, pres; G F Claycomb, sec; B M Winsor, treas; 1319 W Main.
BOISE CHEMICAL INSTITUTE, A G VanEman, Propr and Mngr; Assayers, Chemists and Metallur- gists 1-2 Odd Fellows Temple, 9 07 Idaho (See right top lines and adv under Assayers also under Chem- ists) .
Boise City Canal Co, J L Niday sec,
309 Overland bldg. BOISE CITY DIRECTORY, R L
Polk & Co, Publishers Boise Office 615 Empire bldg, General Offices 615 Dooly bldg, Salt Lake City.
BOISE CITY" NATIONAL i (Capital $250,000), F R - Pres; Timothy Regan and Clinton, Vice Pres; F F Jo- - Cashr; B W Walker, W V 11 and C H Coffin Asst Cashrs: Crawford, Auditor; 8th s Idaho (See front cover and
Boise Clearing House Assn, Coffin, pres; W L Bear, sec.
Boise Cold Storage Co, A J S pres; E S Sensenig, sec; Eagleson, treas; 16th and . tracks.
BOISE COMMERCIAL/ CLUB. I
Johnson, Pres; John McM
Vice Pres; T K Little, Treas;
Childs, Sec; 4th floor Boise
Natl Bank bldg. Boise Commission Co (Ltd), -
Hanley, pres; J W Brose, se<
treas; fuel 814 W Idaho. Boise Conservatory of Music, Li
E Smith director 206 Pinney Boise Co-operative Creamery f
H McDermott, pres; A J ;
sec; E C Pfaffle, treas; 915
Bannock. Boise Cut Stone Contracting, J:
Kinney mngr, 609 S 8tli. Boise Development Co, A R ?:
pres, real est 505 Overland b BOISE DIRECTORY, R L PO-I
Co Publishers, 615 Empire BOISE FLORAL CO (LTD), HI
Connor, Pres; C A Johnson
and Treas; Leading Florists
N 8th (See p 15.) Boise Fruit Tracks Co, H E Nea
103 y3 S 10th. Boise Gas Light & Coke Co.
Eyman mngr, 211 N 10th. Boise Hand Laundry, Y Aoyogi i
513 W Main. Boise Hotel Co (Ltd), A R (
pres. 310 Overland bldg. Boise Ice & Produce Co, E L U»
pres; E J Davis, bee; 9th -
Myrtle.
Boise Institute, 3d and Boise BOISE IRON WORKS & FOI N i Co, Daniel D Long, Pres; K> Richardson, Sec and Treas; 9th.
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King Placers Co, Mrs E E 1
-rfclle, pres; A H Patterson, sec; |
K Atkinson, treas; 422 Idaho j
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Harkison Mngr, Assayers, Chem- !
ts and Metallurgists 2 27 S 10th j I See adv below.)
Boise Laboratories Co.
Assayers, Chemists and Metallurgists
0. Box 585 DfJICC S!>< * HA
.7 S. TENTH ST. liu«OL, ik/rtllU
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umgr, 1418 Grove.
)ise Lumber Co, A G Marion, pres;
T A Mott, sec and treas; 6th s e
cor Front. 3oi|e Mercantile Co, M A Regan,
pres; P B Earle, sec and treas;
grocers 712 W Idaho.
>ise Milling & Elevator Co, Jay
Galligan mngr, 418 S 8th.
>lpe Ministerial Association, Rev C
L Trawin pres, Y M C A. 'oise Miracle Pressed Stone Co
(David 0 Stevenson), 421 Over- land bldg. ^otee Natural Hot Water Heating
Co, H C Smith sec, 23 First Natl
Bank bldg.
«>1SE OPTICAL CO, M E OWEN,
Pres; F H Smith, Sec; M J Owen,
Treas; E S Owen, Mngr; 10 03 W
Main. (See adv below.)
'fee Paint Co, Dean Driscoll, pres;
C F Paxton, sec and treas; 709 W
Bannock.
io»se Plumbing & Heating Co (Mahlon C Harvey, Fields Cald- well, Philo H Tyler), 820 W Ban- nock.
"Wultation Free Any Lens Duplicated
E. S. OWEN, Manager
>|sQone .^^^a^fe. Manufac=- Wronjr J^^TS turers Wholesale
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Muscles V p J BOISE adc Strong iDAIIC
Retail
Boise Press Club, W F Bossner, pres; E A Cahoon, sec; H J Syms, treas; Interurban Ry bldg.
Boise Produce & Commission Co, B W Walker, pres; T A Johnson, sec; 409 S 8th.
Boise Realty Co (Wm A White, Horace E Neal, A Roy Buchanan), 103 % S 10th.
BOISE SADDLERY & FINDING CO (Henry Haas, George B Hollo- way), Wholesale and Retail Har- ness, Saddlery and Shoe Findings 105 S 10th.
BOISE SASH & DOOR FACTORY, Anton Goreczky Propr, 311 S 8th. (See adv below.)
Boise Sesli and Door Factory
A. GORECZKY, Proprietor
Sash, Doors, Screens, Brackets
Turnings, Mouldings, Etc.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED
Factory Corner Eighth Rr>i<E*» Ir?«lif*
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BOISE-SHAFER CREEK PROJFCT (Jesse M Wise), 911 W Main.
Boise State Bank, Benj Pettengill re- ciever.
Boise Stone Co, H E Fritchman,
mngr; 908 W Bannock. Boise Tent & Awning Co, G F Salle, pres; G P Salle, sec and treas; 208 S 9th.
Bois© Title & Trust Co, S H Hays, pres; W J Abbs, sec; R S Hoover, treas; 214 N 8th.
Boise Traffic Bureau, J G H Grave- lv, chairman; Leonard Way, sec; 306 Idaho bldg.
Boise Transfer Co (Chester O Cow- ley), OSL Depot.
Boise Valley Fruit, Growers Assn, j S D Smith, sec; South Boise.
Boise Water & Land Co (Ltd), D P Donnivan, pres; C S McConnel, sec; F D Young, treas; 340 Sonna bldg.
Bolnn Thos, feed stable 2401 W Main.
Bolger Mrs Georgia F, baker s s 3d
2 e of Grand av, S B. Bootli Win T, real estate 808 W
Bannock.
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Elictric Lamps Chafing Dishes Flat Irons and
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IDAHO STATE GAZETTEER
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Borah Hon Wm E, U S Senator, 4 20 Idaho bldg.
Boston-Idaho Gold Dredging Co, H Estabrook, pres; Etheridge Walk- er, sec; 5 Grunbaum bldg.
Bouffier Chas F, glass 219 N 9th.
Boulder Creek Mines (Inc), Col M W Wood, pres; Watt Piercy, sec; 214 Overland bldg.
Bower Willis C, justice 2 62 Sonna bldg.
Bowers Lewis C, phys 1009% W Main.
Bowler Thos F, livery 602 W Front. Bowman Jno C, real est 457 Yates bide.
BOZ THEATRE CO (LTD), W FEED Bossner Mngr, Proprs The New Boz, 1008-1010 Wr Main.
Bradley Lawson G, real est 307 Boise City Natl Bk bldg.
Bradley & McGettigan (Edw J Brad- ley, Jno J McGettigan), clothes clnrs 114 W Main.
Bradstreet Co, Leslie L Long supt, Mercantile agency 312 Idaho bldg.
BRADY CANDY CO, JOS P BRADY, Pres; C E Thura, Sec and Treas; Manufacturing and Wholesale Con- fectioners 602-604 W Idaho. (See left top lines.)
Bragunier Chas W, saloon 720 W Main.
BRAIKOVICH JOHN MARBLE &
Granite Works, John Braikovich Propr, Roosevelt cor ave G (See P 27.)
Brand's Hotel, Walter Brand propr,
121 N 10th. Brand Walter propr, Brand's Hotel
121 N 10th; restaurant 12 3 same. Brandel Jno, tailor 17 Falk bldg. Brandt Franz H, phys 209 Overland ! bldg.
I BR AS IE N EUGENE, LAWYER 339- I 320 Idaho bldg. I Braxton Thos N, phys 409 Empire I bldg.
! Breach Chas O, music tchr 14 Odd j Fellows Temple. Brengle & Watson (Chas S Brengle, I Chas F WTatson), grocers 1603 N 1 13th.
! Brigger-Hetherington Co, C B Haw- I ley, pres; C J McCarthy, sec and treas; elec fixtures 3u5 N 8th.
BRINK C GEORGE, WHOLKs and Retail Confectioner and 82 4 W Main and 3 03 N 8th
Britton Wm H, livery 6 07 W nock.
Brooks Leslie A, tailor 315
land bldg. Brose Julius W, real est 2i'2 -
bldg.
Broun Diran T, picture frames
W Main. Brown Dan & Co, Danl Brown, : T F MeCahe, sec and treas: liquors 714 WT Main. BROWN JOHN E, PROPR K< orny Carpet Cleaning & Run :- | Co, 24 00 Fairview av cor . ! (See p 116.)
j Brown Jonas W, lawyer 207 S I bldg.
I Brown Wm T, housemover 1;
Eastman. BRUCE WALTER S, PRES BPJ
& Fuld Loan & Trust Co, ; "
Falk bldg (See right top line* BRUCE & FULD LOAN & TRl
Co, Walter S Bruce, Pres;
C Fuld, Sec and Treas; S.u:
Bonds, Insurance, Real Estate .
Loans; Gen Agents Fidelity
Deposit Co of Maryland for So-
ern Idaho and Eastern Oregon,
36 Falk bldg (See right top lin< Bruneau Cement Co, F M Ely -
Merino bldg. Buhn Jewelry Co( Geo O and
H Buhn), 927 W Main. Bunnell Jno C, 2d hand good-- -
W Main. BUREAU OF IMMfGRA'H
Labor and Statistics, Maj Fn
Reed Comnr, Capitol bldg. Burroughs Adding Machine Co,
Hay mngr, 908 W Bannock. Butler & Gallup (Wm R Bu?
Aetna G Gallup), barbers IdaL
Hotel.
Butte, Boise & Winnemucca H> i L O Leonard pres, 3 05 McCs | bldg.
I Cage Jno W, water comnr 3d - sion Idaho. 615 Overland bid? ! Cage Milton G, lawyer 615 Over; I bldg.
j Cahalan Thos D. lawyer 207 SO bldg.
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,noon Win, real est 217 Sonna
Wdg.
I well Jno C, barber 621 W Main. ! ., :fornia Hotel, Niels C Larsen \ ; ropr, 1110 V2 W Main. WJFORNIA WINE HOUSE, DA- vid Neuman & Co Proprs, 1110 W Main opp Owyhee Hotel, illafd Chas B, phys 2 04 McCarty : bldg.
illaway Mary A, phys 1-3 Pack bldg.
aliis Angelo G, tailor 315 N 8th. i-jip Burt, broom mnfr 413 Thatch- i
er. I 'ampbell Geo W, iivery 7 i G wT
Front.
'..nipbell Wm J & Son (Wm J and VV Geo), grocers 2 25 N 8th. mnon Jno W, phys 14 Merino bidg.
Ctnt Geo, carriage painter 1518 N Main.
'an ton Culvert Co. J W Mehargue ,
agt, 328 Yates bldg. 'anyon Canal Co, Louis N Ross sec, j
312 Boise City Natl Bk bldg. 'ipital Brokerage & Commission Co, j
J G H Graveley, pres; H N Coffin, !
see; J M Haines, treas: whol
fruits 413 S 8th. a pit a 1 Liquor Co (Erwin A Rieger), I
708 W Idaho.
apital Lumber Co (Alb L Bush, Jno , A and Wm Ketchen), 111 N 15th. I
'apltal Messenger Co, O S Cole mngr, rear 825 Main.
! Al'lTAL NEWS PUBLISHING CO, Richard S Sheridan Mngr, Pubs The Evening Capital News (Daily) The Sunday Capital News, The Weekly Capital News and Western Farmers Review 713-715 W Ida- ho (See p 29)
apital Water Co, J L Niday. pres;
C E Dawson, sec and trsas; 311
Overland bldg. 'ajjitol Hotel, H Smith & Son proDrs, ^ Si 7 W Main.
- --rlson-Lusk Hardware Co. A E Carlson pres and mngr, 731 W Main.
'^rnegie Public Library, Anna B >kinuer librarian. Washington cor Sth.
''-mime R E & Co (Raymond E Car- bine), real est 206 Yates bidg.
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Carpenter Edgar B, dentist 212 Ida- ho bldg.
Carpenter O VV, chiropractor 310 Sonna bldg.
Carpenter Wm J, photogr 3 23 N 8th.
Carter Clarence A, broker 205 Mc- Carty bldg.
Carter N H & Co fElzie E and Nich- I £ olas H Carter), real est 106 N 9th. I "Z PI
Carter Oberlin M, civ eng 621 Idaho bldg.
Carte.- Pasco B, lawyer 310 Boise Natl Bk bldg.
Casad C C, cigar mnfr 907 E Wash- ington.
Gate Alex W, dentist 9 Gem bldg.
Cavanah, Blake & MacLane (Chas C Cavanah, Jno J Blake, Jno F Mac- Lane), lawyers 309 Idaho bldg.
Cavaney Peter E, lawyer 42 4 Idaho bldg.
Central Auto Co, J I Goldstein mngr, 210 S 10th.
Central Cigar Store (Saml Parrott, Geo R Slater), 820 Main.
CENTRAL COMMISSION CO, W K MoGuffin Mngr, Wholesale and Re- tail Hay, Grain, Feed, Seeds, Etc I g] SI 4 W Idaho. (See adv below.) j p*
Warehouse 1309 Front St. Phone 1754 Phone: Office 1700
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W. H. McGuffin, Mgr. 814 Idaho St. i &
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Central Dressed Mear Co, A D Clark j >
pies and mngr, 12 7 S 9th. Central Oregon Oil & Gas Co, J C >
Turney, pres (Portland); F Hi
Smith, sec and treas; 210 Idaho
bldg.
Champlain Saml S, real est 307 Boise
City Natl Bk bldg. Chang Poo Chi, Chinese goods 711
W Idaho.
Charlebois Jos S, naturopath 433 j 53 Yates bldg. - W
CHILDS CHARLES C, PROPR HO- i >-< tel Manitou, 1008 ^ W 10th. CO
Chin Man Sui, Chinese phys 711 W r Idaho.
; Chin Sue, restaurant 709 W Idaho, [^j
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i Church Maxfield I, lawyer 3 Grun-
baum bldg. i Citizens Coal Co (Alt" W Wicher), i 112 S 9th.
CITY DIRECTORY OFFICE AND Library (R L Polk & Co) , G 15 Em- pire bldg.
. City Emergency Hospital, City Hall.
! City and County Contagion Hospital, Pierce s vr cor Fort.
! CLARK ASAPH I). MNGR INTER-
i Mountain Farmer, Live Stock 125 S 9th.
I Clark Chas A, iris agt 217 X 9th. ; Clark Edw W, elec 217 X 9th. - Clark Edwin L, real est 365 Sonna ! bldg.
' Clarke II M, grocer 1512 X 10th. I Clifton Chas, lawyer 510 Overland i bldg.
'Clifton Wm M, contr 510 Overland ! bldg.
I Clinton Hurtt & Co, J E Clinton Jr, pres; W M Wayman, sec; L X
! Roos, treas; investments 3 02
| Boise City Natl Bk bldg. Clinton Lynne F, lawyer 517 Idaho bldg.
Clinton Sheep Co, W Scott Anderson mngr, wool growers 14 Shaw bldg.
Clough Richd L, stenogr 633 Empire bldg.
Coast Lumber Co, I P Marcellus,
pres; Mrs Electa Clithero, sec;
Geo Clithero, treas; Fairview av
and 2Sth. COlili CALVIN, PRES STATESMAN
Printing Co, 601 W Main. Cobley J as H, blksmith 13 08 W
Main.
Cochrane Arthur H, cigars 1005 W
Main and 229 S 10th. Cofiin Thos C, asst atty gen Capitol
bldg.
COFFIN VESTAL P, LAWYER 516
Overland bid?. Cohen & McDevitt (David J Cohen. Jno A McDeviu), clothing 803 W Main.
Cohn Jacob, dentist 402 Idaho bldg. Cole Grocery & Supply Co (Linus C,
Claude L and Xona E Cole), 204
S 9th.
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Cole Harry J, county
Overland bldg. Coleman Leonard, saloon 9]
Main.
Collister Geo, phys 9 Falk bid. Columbia Music Co (Jay Jei
105 W Main. Colvin Jno F, lawyer 5 Merino Colvir. & Rinard (Jno F C
Alonzo H Rinard), real est "
rino bldg. Combination Group Mines, Ju
Spofford mngr, 207 Bannock
Xatl Bk bldg. Commercial Coal Co, J M Ha:
pres; D wight E Shumway, se
treas; 904 W Idaho. Commercial Hotel (C W Nellis,
Brunt), 121 S 9th. COMMERCIAL LETTER CO, V»
Leon Propr, Multigraphing.
dressing and Job Printing 3
9th.
Company Store The (Wm T, C> and J Cyrus Roberts), house nishings 906 W Idaho.
CONGDON JOHN P (C E). O suiting Engineer Gem bldg. top and bottom lines on ! cover. )
Conner Wm B, men's furnishings
W Bannock. Continental Oil Co, Wm Bells mi
Reclamation s e cor Railroad Cook Edw C, real est 921 W I
nock.
Cook Jno F, saloon 111 S 9th. Cooper Jas W. barber 604 W >' Co-operative Live Stock Co,
Bradley, pres; S S Champlain.
and treas; 307 Boise City Nat!
bldg.
Cordes Geo. conf 1010 W Main. Cortes Peter, restaurant 104 S Cost Ralph H, grocer 904 X Sth County Commissioners of Ada <
ty, Wm Howell chairman, Co-
Court House. County Poor Farm, H C Miller
Foothill rd 4% miles n w. Cowles Land & Live Stock Co 0
cis J Cowles. Alonzo F and 1
Garrison), 814 W Bannock. Cox & Darby (Jas W Cox, Ed* '
by), saloon 718 W Main.
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,v Theatre, Jno Roesink propr, I Q07 V2 W Main.
raoe Chas, dentist 629 Idaho bldg. ne Falls Power & Irrigation Co the (Ltd), G E VanSittars mngr, r.29 Idaho bldg.
tch field Fred W, dentist 13 Falk
t>y Robt R, grocer 211 N 8th.
:.i/en A R Investment Co, A R
Cruzen, pres; C E Dawson, sec;
real est 310 Overland bldg. ludahy Packing Co, Wm H Noland
mngr, whol meats 415 S 8th. 'uddy & Perkins (Wm L Cuddy,
Dean Perkins), real est 201 Yates
bldg.
Cunningham Arch & Co (Arch Cun- ningham), printers 910 W Main.
Cunningham Arthur E, real est 5 Grunbaum bldg.
CuMes Geo, restaurant 104 S' 9th.
Current Matthew H, conf 219 N 8th.
Curtis Wm D, cigars 215 N 8th.
Curtis & Woodford (Frank R Cur- tis, Isaac C Woodford), 2d hand goods 1015 W Main.
D'ARRUZZO, LADIES' CUSTOM Tailoring, Riding Habits and Country Suits 510 Idaho bldg. (See p 22.)
D'ARRLZZO CAMILLE, PROPR D'Abruzzo, 510 Idaho bldg. (See P 22.)
Datton Fred F, grocer 1120 W Main.
Daly-Brown Furniture Co, T Roy Brown pres and mngr, 909 W Ida- ho.
Daly Jno D, real est 4 49 W Hays.
Daraant Frank, saloon 913 Main.
Davidson Grocery Co, R M David- son, pres; W M Davidson, sec and treas; whol grocers Front s w cor 13 th.
DAVIDSON & DA VI SOX (WM B
Davidson, W Howard Davison), lawyers 323 Idaho bldg.
pavies Benj G, contr 1911 N ISth.
pavis Arthur B, meats 1511 N 13th.
Davis Hon Carl A, judge 3d Judicial District, County Court House.
DAVIS CAPT EDWIN G, SECRE- tary to Governor, Capitol bldg.
Davis Peter M, ins agt 403 Over- land bldg.
Davis Wm J, cigars 220 N Sth. Day Warren F, civ eng 619 Idaho bldg.
Decius Hiram B, shoemkr 113 <S 13th.
DEERE JOHX PLOW CO, E P
Frost Res Mngr, Farm Implements 9th cor Grove. DELAXA & DEL AX A (ELBERT S and Benton F) , Lawyers 363 Son- na bldg.
DeLap Geo N, biksmith 212 N 12th. Dempsey Paul R, court stenogr 317
Idaho bldg. - Denman Jas L, real est 107 S 10th. Denny & Co, S D Smith mngr, whol
fruits 210 Idaho bldg. Deyo Mrs Florence E, restaurant 111
N 7th.
Dibble Lee L, ins agt 236 Sonna bldg.
Dickerson Elmer E, bicycles 311 N 9th.
Dietrich Hon Frank S, U S' dist judge Federal bldg.
Diggs Hubert T, cigars 618 W Main.
DIRECTORY OFFICE AXD Li- brary (R L Polk & Co), 615 Em- pire bldg.
Dobson Madison D, whol fruits 921 W Bannock.
Dockery Edw J, lawyer 6 Odd Fel- lows Temple bldg.'
Dodge Roscoe R, whol liquors 619 W Idaho.
Donaldson Lloyd, elec rear 221 S 10th.
Donaldson Mary E, phys east end Pueblo av.
Donovan Richd, tailor 307 N 8th. Doolittle H C & Son (Henry C and
Merton R), grocers 1410 N 16th. Douglass Louis C, cement wkr 318 E
Jefferson.
I Downey & Wilder (Oscar M Downey, John C Wilder), tinners 109 N I 9th.
j Draper Bruce, mining 514 N 13th. Draper R Garland, lawyer 212 Boise
City Natl Bk bldg. Driscoll Jno, notary 119 N 10th. ! Dun R G & Co, J J McCue local rep- resentative, mercantile agency 210 McCarthy bldg. Duncan Mrs Jennie E, hairgoods 316 W Idaho.
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Dundee Land & Investment Co, Wal- ter S Bruce sec, 35 Falk bldg.
Dunlap Sainl J, mining 1420 N 11th.
DUNNING D A & R C TAYLOR (Danl A Dunning, Rowland C Tay- lor), Lawyers 4 09 Idaho bldg.
Dunton Mrs Minnie P, librarian State Law Library, Capitol bldg.
Eagleson A H & Sons (Andr H, Er- nest G, Harry K, Jno W and Chas H), real est 119 N 10th.
Eagleson Bros (Chas H and Ernest G), civ engs 119 N 10th.
Earl Fruit Co, Felix V Martin mngr, 14 Falk bldg.
Earlywine Eli R, shoemkr 1515 N 13th.
Eastman Davidson H, auto livery
1600 N 8th. Eaton Allen B, land atty 609 Idaho
bldg.
Ebbert Frank B, lawyer 257 Sonna bldg.
Ebersole David A, grocer 2716 Fair- view av.
Eby F M Land Co (Frank M Eby, Geo O Newcoinb), real est 1 Meri- no bldg.
ECONOMY CARPET CLEANING & Rug Mnfg Co, John E Brown Propr, 2400 Fairview av cor 24th. (See adv below.)
ECONOMY CARPET CLEANING AND RUG MANUFACTURING CO.
J. E. BROWN, PROP.
Gsrpel Cleaners fend Rug Manufacturers Boise, Idaho
2400 Fairview Ave Corner 24th
Edwards Chas H, lawyer 4 5;'. bldg.
EILEKS MUSIC HOUSE
Boise, Edward P Peffer Pr*
Managing Director, Pianos
gans, Music and Musical ]
ments 822-824 W Idaho.
left bottom lines.) Ekstrand Nels S, produce 2 60:
view av. Eldridge Jas B, lawyer 301 E
City Natl Bk bldg. Elk Mountain Mining Co, Jno F
vin atty, 5 Merino bldg. Elks' Club (Capital City Lodge ' :
7th n e cor Idaho. Ellison-White Chautauqua Sy?:
C H White, pres; J L White,
R Ellison, treas; 520 Idaho ;.. Ellison & White (Jos R Ell
Clarence H White), lyceum bun
520 Idaho bldg. Elmore Development Co, H N !
mann, pres; A B Montgomery.
309 Boise City Natl Bk bldg. Elmore Placer Co, Hawley, Pu
& Hawley attys, 1 Grunbaun; Eloplos Louis, restaurant 60-
Main.
Emeus Marie, manicurist 1111 M Empire Co The, J T Morrison. ; R L Nourse, sec; hardware Empire bldg. ENSIGN & ENSIGN (LEWIS and Frank G), Surety Bonds Insurance and General Agents tional Surety Co of New York Prudential Casualty Co of Ind apolis 330-333 Yates bldg. I left top lines and adv below. I
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CHAS. G. MOORE & GO. engineers
f * ~£ * U - « 4. P Contractors for Complete Plants.
Machinery Gi the HigheSt iiraUe Power, Lighting, Pumping and Mining. .
\JES J. BURKE, Manaeer, Salt Lake Office, 705-706 Kearns Bldg. |
W. H. CRAWFORD. Manager, Portland Ofece, Wells Fargo Bldg. ! :
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itable Life Assurance Society of United States, Gibson & rftraHkill Agency mngrs, 429 ,,:upire bldg.
; table Mortgage & Trust Co. Mc- ynolds & Whitson agts, 529 Idaho bldg.
:es & Son (Wra P and Frank B), b ksmiths 1G0 6 W Main. \ i XING CAPITAL NEWS THE, Capital News Publishing Co Pubs, 7 3 3-715 W Idaho. (See p 29.) ilk Mercantile Co, Siginund Falk, pros; Wm Stark, sec; L J Falk, treas; dept store Main n e cor Sth. ilk Wholesale Co, Julius Stein- rneier, office mngr; Max Mayfield, Bales mngr; whol grocers 400 S
8th-tifiife
- aris Engineering & Construction Co, R W Faris, pres; W A Buis, ?ec and treas; 247 Sonna bldg. ^nner & Skillern (Jas Farmer, Jno Skillern), wool growers 14 Shaw blk.
arwell John V Co, J C Brough -.desman, dry goods 3 21 Overland bldg.
-bender Henry, shoemkr 223 N Sth.
- -ust Edwin J, art gools 915 W Idaho.
uth Jno, baker 902 N 8th. -'eldman Louis, pawnbroker 706 W Main.
' - ''ner Thesdie F, marble wks 1615 W Main.
:;ton Warren C, capitalist 238 Sonna bldg. fidelity Trust Co of Idaho, F H Smith sec and treas, 210 Idaho bldg.
UDEUTY & DEPOSIT CO OF
Maryland, Bruce & Fuld Loan & Trust Co Gen Agts for Southern Idaho and Eastern Oregon. Surety i-onds and Casualty Insurance 3 5- 36 Falk bldg. (See right top lines.)
f;M Marshall & Co, Louis B Grif- tiii salesman, whol dry goods 321 Empire bldg.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF IDA-
ho (Capital $300,000, Surplus and Undivided Profits $325,000), C W Moore, Pres; Crawford Moore, Vice Pres; R F McAfee, Cashr; W L Bear and R H Moore, Asst Cashrs; First National Bank bldg 8th s w cor Main. (See line on back cover and p 8.)
Fischer Eugene, meats 818 W Main.
FISCHER JOHN S, BOISE MNGR Miller & Viele, 609 Empire bldg. (See back cover.)
Fisher Harry L, lawyer 7 Odd Fel- lows Temple bldg.
Fisher Robt L, collections 205 Mode bldg.
Fleck Jno H, mining 17 09 N 8th. Fleischmann Yeast Co, Henry Liem-
berger agt, 1513 W State. Fleming Marion D, optician 1002 W
Main.
Floed Fred, pub The New Freedom
622 Overland bldg. Folsom Lewis L, real est Room A
Overland bldg. FONG DR C K AH, PHYSICIAN
and Pharmacist 210 N 7th. Fong Lee, Chinese goods G14 W
Front.
Fong Wee, Chinese phys 620 W Front.
Fornev Saml W, phys 408 Overland bldg.
Foster Frank, brick mnfr 4th cor
Ressequi. - Fowler Edmund F, jeweler 9 04 W
Main.
Fox Arthur E, civ eng 518 Overland bldg.
Francis Elmer E, piano tuner 1916 N 15th.
Franklin Chas J, civ eng 3 04 Mc- Carty bldg.
Fraser Alf A, lawyer 324 Yates bldg.
Frawley & Block (Edw J Frawley, Saml F Block), lawyers 608 Ida- ho bldg.
Free Coinage Restaurant, 616 W Main.
Freeman Carrie, osteopath 22 0 Ida- ho bldg.
Freeman isadore S, ladies' tailor 817
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French Independent Repair Shop, I Gates Mabel, stenogr Owyl
Felix Arnould mngr, auto repairs 1010 Grove. Freudiger Saml, shcernkr 704 W Idaho.
Friedline Abraham G, denrist 819 Yz W Main.
Friedline Geo P, dentist 819 % W Main.
FRITCITMAN-ATKINSGX CO, RETL-
ly Atkinson, Pres; El H Atkinson, Sec and Treas; Merchandise Bro- kers, Building Material aad School Supplies 506 S 9th Froom Jno E, phys 320 Boise Citv
Natl Bk bldg. Fruitland Acreage Co, H N Eichman, pres; L G Bradley, sec and treas; 3 07 Boise City Natl Bk bidg. Fry & Summers (Pierson L Fry, Clyde E Summers), undertakers 906 W Bannock. FULD SIDNEY C, SEC AND TREAS Bruce & Fuld Loan & Trust Co (Soe right top
Gayman Ralph R, billiards 9th.
GEE LOOK, CHINESE DRUGS
W Idaho. Gem Market (Henry C and v
R Doolittle), grocers and
1410 N 16th. GEM PRINTING CO, EMMA Hi
Mngr, 125 S 9th. Gem State Mnfg Co (Fred G :
Beni W Walker), extracts i
8th.
Gemmill E Earle, dentist 214
land bldg. GENERAL ELECTRIC CO, t'
man E Jerauld Res Agt. ;
Supplies and Machinery $Zl
Idaho bldg. Genoway Chas V, phys 22o '
bldg.
Giambo T D & Co (Tony D Ghrs
blksmiths 1210 W Grove. Gibb Wm N, civ eng 419 Idaho Gibson Claude W, lawyer 205 1 bldg.
Gibson Mrs Pearl E, emp agt 9 Idaho.
Gibson & Doyle (Geo G Gibson, ter A Doyle), real est 90 4 3 Idaho.
Gibson & Thrailkill Agency, i Equitable Life Assurance P< of U S. 42 9 Empire bldg. Giffin Leverett B, mnfrs agt 321
pire bldg. GIEFORI) W1LFORD L, SI
tary of State, Capitol bldg. Gilbert Arch M, civ eng 201
35-36 Falk bldg lines. )
Fuller W P & Co, Wm V Ward
mngr, whol paints 314 S 9th. Fulop Jos, clothing 7 08 W Main, Funsten Rt Rev Jas B, bishop mis-
sionery district of Boise (Idaho)
120 W Idaho. Gable Wm H, grocer 916 Brumback. Galbraith F W & Co (Francis W
Galbraith, Carlo F De Souchet),
drugs 106 S 10th. Gallap Aetna G, barber 113 % X 8th. Gamble Mrs Grace S, music tchr 301
Pinney bldg. Gardner Edwin A, sale stable Front
n w cor 11th. Gardner' Lottie L, music tchr 206
Pinney bldg. Gardner Walter A, nursery 1333
Warm Springs av. Garrett Mercantile Co (Jnc), Jno G
Garrett mngr, 82 0 Wr Idaho. | Garrett & Garrett (Edw E and Jas I H), land attys 609 Idaho bldg. Garver F J Co, F J Garver, pres; G
T Ostrom, sec and treas
105 N 10th.
Gary Jno R, mining 2 03 W Washing- Glenn Jas M, meats 1413 N 1 ton. ! Glenns Ferry Townsite Co, _
Gaskill Rufus M, grocer 508 W j western Lands Co proprs, 3 Main. ! bldg.
j Gilleh Water Sheep Co, R E Sim I pres; Arthur Hodges, sec; 71 i Idaho.
i Gillett Wallace L, grocer 1217 K I av.
| Givens Raymond L, county atti
Idaho bldg. ; Gjerts-en Marie, dressmkr 4P j pire bldg. real est I Glase Robt L, phys 413 bldg.
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Manufacturers of All Kinds of Metal Si^ns 65 W. 3rd South St. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
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be Optical Co, P A Simmons, pres; Geo Willis, treas; 90S W Main.
be Paint & Wall Paper Co (Ar- thur Hodges, Ernest W Miller), Ricnd J Harvey), 714 Idaho, fjorieux Rt Rev Alphonse J, bishop liocese of Boise City S04 N 9th.
- »Jd Dollar Mining Co, W H Puck- ett sec, 10 Grunbaurn bldg.
;pod Jno R, lawyer 4 29 Idaho bldg. odfriend Henry, phys 504 Idaho bldg.
lod man- Jones Co, S M Goodman,
;>res; M D Jones, sec and treas;
clothing 806 W Main.
olrieh Edwin M, livery 1016 W
Bannock.
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Boise Sash & Door Factory, 311 S
8th. (See p 111.) -ottleih Lou, cigars 82 5 W Main. UlttMKOW WM, BANK, STORE
and Office Fixtures 3 05 S 8th.
(See adv below.)
Telephone 433W
WM. GRAMKOW
Bank, Store, and Office Fixtures
- r> thing in Woodwork, Counters, Show Cases,
Shelving, Tables, Etc. FRENCH POLISHING ' ^S. Eighth St. ~ BOISE, IDAHO
irand Army of the Republic (Dept i Idaho), E P Durell A A G and A j Q M, Capitol bldg. ''"and Lodge A F & A M of Idaho,
T W Randall grand sec. 211 10th. ! Gfrand View Extension & Irrigation | Co, Edwin Snow vice pres, 412 j Idaho bldg. i trand View Investment Co, Edwin I
-"'now sec, 411 Idaho bldg. Nnee Market Co, J A Ames mngr, j m^ats 211 N Sth. ranj Arthur M, irrigation eng 401 Overland bldg. V ll*t, Roberts & Grant (Arthur M j ant, Richd D Roberts, Wm R :
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Grant), civ engs Kati Bk bldg. ratz Norman, autos 1221
203 Boise City
W Ban-
Graves Drayage & Storage Co, Edw C Pence mngr, 2 02 S 10th.
Gray Automatic Copy Indicator Co.
Gray Jno G, propr Idaho Steam Laundry, 1500 W Main.
Great Shoshone & Twin Falls Water Power Co, W S Kuhn, pres; D C MacWaters, gen mngr; 314 Boise City Natl Bk bldg.
GR E E X-GK TFFI N CO, BENJ F Griffin, Pres; Chester F Scott, Sec and Treas; Jewelers 9 08 W Main.
Green House Grocery (Allen R and Fred Comstock), 1202 N 10th.
Green Jas G, mining 412 W Grove.
Gregory Rollin S. phvs 204 Sonna bldg.
Gregory Wm A, barber 613 W Idaho. Greyhound Mining & Milling Co,
Edw Smith sec and treas, 6 Gem
bldg.
Griffith Benj F, lawyer 606 Overland bldg.
Grigson Cassius C, real est 3 01
Sonna bldg. Grisham Jas M, cement wkr R R 2. Groo Scott, ins agt 211 Boise City
Natl Bk bldg. GROUT CHARLES H, MNGR IDAN-
ha Hotel, Idaho's Leading Hotel
Main n e cor 10th. Grunbaum Julius, clothing 923 W
Main.
Guarantee Fund Life Assn, McRey- nolds & Whitson agts, 529 Idaho bldg.
HAGA OLIVER O (RICHARDS & Haga), Suite 517 Idaho bldg.
Hailey Jno, librarian State Histori- cal Society of Id;' ho, Capitol bldg.
HAINES HON JOHN M, GOV* ernor State of Idaho, Capitol bldg.
Haley Geo P, phys 261 Sonna bldg.
Hall Aim on J, ins adjuster 254 Son- na bldg.
Hall Danl R, real est 3 Gem bldg. HALL DRUG CO, HOMER H HALL
Mngr, 421 8 Sth. Hailey Michael, live stock 2 6 Union
blk.
Halveston Tedford F, lawyer 448 Yates bldg.
Hamilton-Beach Sales Co, Lyle Web- ber, pres; W E Petecs, sec and treas; vibrators S05 W Jefferson.
Phone High. 812
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Standard iron & Wire Works
Manufacturers of
^namental Iron and Brass Grille, Elevator Enclosures and Cabs, Bank and Office Railings, *ire
Escapes, Etc.
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IDAHO STATE GAZETTEER
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Handy Geo H, osteopath 2 04 Mode bldg.
Hanley Dan! J, grocer 3 07 S 5th. Hanna Wm E, blksmith 13 02 N 8th. Hansen Chris J, wagon mkr 113 N 11th.
Hansen Mac P, tailor 112 N 7th.
Harer W Sherman, civ eng 518 Over- land bldg.
HA R MAX WM B, GEX AGENT Union Central Life Insurance Co of Cincinnati Ohio, 201-203 Sonna bldg.
Harris Keating & Harris (D O Harris, R L Keating, J R Harris), proprs Rex Theatre, 921 W Main.
Hart Hiram A, bkbndr 315 N 8th.
Hart Irving W, elk Supreme Court Capitol bldg.
HARTSOX CLIXTOX H, LAWYER, Mining, Irrigation and Land Law Practice 217 Idaho bldg. (See Legal Blue Book Dept.)
Harvey C Edwin, photogr 7 Bank bldg.
Harvey G H & Son (Gust H and
Gerald H), live stock dealers 12
Merino bldg. Harvey Gust H, wool buyer 12-13
Merino blk. Hasebe Roy I, barber 120 N 7th. Hawk Isaac K, contr 512 Overland
bldg.
Hawkeye Lumber Co (Jno J Shaw,
Wm Briggs, Alb E Troyer), 1416
W Bannock. EIAWLEY, PUCKETT & HAWLEV
(James H Hawley, Wm H Puck-
ett, Jess B Hawley), Lawyers 1-10
Grunbaum bldg. Haworth Mrs Emma J, notions 819
W Jefferson. Haymes Walter O, grocer 115 N 10th. Hays Saml H, lawyer 310 Boise Natl
Bk bldg.
Hayworth Mrs Emma J, embroidery
8 59 W JeffeTson. Heine Aug L, phys 50 5 Overland
bldg.
Helfrich Mrs Agnes J, china artist | 1110 X Sth.
| HEXLE EUGENE, MXGR BISSING-
j er & Co. 2 0th and Railror.d Track. ! Hemic Phil C. barber 120 X ftth.
Herfurth & Xickles (Jos Herj
Henry J Xickles), 2d hand .
1011 W Idaho. Herrick Loren P, pop corn 9t
cor Main. Herschell R Mnfg Co, W F Kin
agt, hardware 10 08 % W Hess Flume Co, Jno W Mo':.
dist agt, 32S Sonna bldg. Hesse Constance W, jeweler 7.
Main.
Hewitt Chas P, grocer 11 S N Hewitt Chas P Jr, stenogr 212 1
Natl Bk bldg. High Ira E & Co (Ira E High).
est. 335 Yates. Highland Development Co, Jos S
van pres, 407 McCarthy bldg. Highland Live Stock & Land C
Anderson, pres and treas;
Perky, sec; 14 Shaw bldg. Hiler Mrs Anna, propr Vernon II
1011% W Main. HILL CHARLES M, TOWNS I i
509 Overland bldg. (See lei'
lines and p 39.) Hill Crest Irrigation District, V>
Thompson, pres; A E Cm
ham, sec; J W Brose, treas;
W Bannock. Hill J Carl, phys 417 Overland Hirt Wm P, mnfg jeweler 5 1
Fellows Temple. Hitchcock R G, jeweler 1010 YV v HODGES ARTHUR II, MAYOR CI
of Boise, City Hall. Hoefs Jno G, cabinetmkr T*1-''-
Main.
Holcomb Co, Wm H Puckett
mining 10 Grunbaum bldg. Holverson Howard M. phys 210
erland bldg. HOME BAKERY - CAFETEH
(Howard L Morrison, Mel'
Fluharty), Bakery and Conf<
ery 710 WT Idaho. Home Building Co, Robt McKis
mngr, 201 Boise Natl Bank Home Land Co (Wm L Cuddy,
Perkins), 2 01 Yates bldg. Hong Yick Yan, Chinese goods
W Front. Hood Oscar J, lawyer 3 23 Idaho
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.-well Chas E, grocer 1422 W
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pffg&fteri Advertising Sign Co (J rry Hopffgarten) , 1007 W Ida- ho.
kins Jno, restaurant 1320J/2
Main.
rn Frank C, consulting eng 313
Empire bldg. HOTEL BRISTOL/, MEADE PAR-
-oris Propr, 10th s w cor Grove.
i Sec p 16.) BOTfcli MANITOU, C C CHILDS
i'ropr, 1008% W 10th. ffotel Noble, Mrs Tillie Abbott propr,
VOM W Main. HOTEL OREGON, E M STRONG
Propr, 213 S 9th. HOTEL OXFORD, MRS HENRIETTA
Smith Propr, 822% W Main. Howard Brokerage Co (Ezra E,
Irenous V and Ivan A Howard),
r< ai est 3 37 Sonna bldg. fubtfard Danl R, live stock 306 Son- na bldg.
fubert H M Shoe Co (Howard M
Hubert), 810 W Main, liudge! Chas R, phys 609 Overland
bldg.
idson J Nat, lawyer 1009 Borah. !>ener Geo C, lawyer 218 Idaho
tldg.
:hes Jno T, cigars 215 S 10th. - ill's Cyclery & Machine Shop, Wm H E Hull mngr, 119 S 11th. Iser Edw H, lawyer 366 Sonna
Mdg,
' er Claire S, lawyer 2 Bank bldg. -ntcr W D & Co (W D Hunter), fiscal agents 502 Idaho bldg. ion Fred L, state auditor, Capitol
;!dg.
Park Mercantile Co, grocers ;^>3 N 13th.
'(> Winfield, real est 1118 N 18th. fia Hotel Co, Jose Navarro sec, *20 Idaho bldg.
-so Bond & Loan €o, W D Hunter & Co fiscal agts, 5 02 Idaho bldg. ":,1H0 BREWING & MALTING CO,
»Vri Stoehr Mngr, 111-113 N 6th.
Idaho Building & Loan Assn. S H Hays, pres; J M Hollister, sec; B W Walker, treas; 2 OS Boise Natl Bank bldg.
IDAHO CANDY CO, T O SMITH, Pres; W I) Buckman, Sec; C F Adams, Treas; Wholesale Makers of Owyhee Chocolates 412 S Sth.
Idaho Children's Home Finding and Aid Society, Rev Orlando P Chris- tian supt, 744 Warm Springs av.
Idaho Coal & Seed Co, A L Lee mngr, 159 3 Sth.
Idaho Consolidated Co, Ruel Rounds sec, mining 3 03 Overland bldg.
IDAHO DAILY STATESMAN, SEE Idaho Statesman.
IDAHO ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO (Led), R W Nicol (Salt Lake City), Pres; J L Busey, Sec, Treas and Mngr; Wholesale and Retail Electric Supplies, Fixtures and Ap- paratus, Electrical Contractors 816 W Idaho.
Idaho Farm Products Co, Jno C Sewell mngr, 114 N 10th.
Idaho Farms Co, W Scott Anderson, pres and treas; Jno Ridenbaugh, sec; 14 Shaw bldg.
Idaho Free Travelling Library, Mar- garet S Robertson librarian, 2d floor Capitol bldg.
Idaho Glass & Paint Co, B J J Anderson, pres and treas; J F Ul- mer, sec; 1116 W Front.
Idaho Glazed Cement Pipe Co, C D Storey, pres; Frank Fawcett, sec and mngr; 10 Odd Fellows bldg.
Idaho Hardware & Plumbing Co, J D Jones, pres; W H Whyman, sec; S T Davis, treas; 714 W Idaho.
IDAHO HERALD PUBLISHING CO, Charles H Shepherd Editor and Mngr, Publishers of Idaho Labor Herald and Idaho Poultry Herald, 10S N 6th.
Idaho Inter-Mountain Fair Assn, Eugene Looney, pres; Wm Kruil, sec; J E Clinton, treas; 206-207 McCarty bldg.
Idaho Karns Tunneling Machine Co, J R Belcher, pres; J P Deveraux, sec and treas; 4 29 Idaho bldg.
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Idaho Live Stock and Commission Co, Thos Nelson, pres; M A McGurrin, sec and mngr; 2627 Fairview av.
Idaho Mining Assn, Ravenel Mac- beth sec, 308 Overland bldg.
Idaho National Bank (capital .$100, 000), G W Fletcher, pres; H J Dick, cashr; 9th s w cor Idaho.
Idaho-Oklahoma Oil Co, J F Riden- baugh sec, 14 Shaw blk.
IDAHO-OREGOX LIGHT & POWER Co, Wm Mainland, Pres; G B Hen- dee, Sec and Treas; E A Wetmore, Asst Treas; O G F Markhus, Gen Mngr; Interurban bldg, 7 th cor Bannock.
Idaho Poultry Herald, Idaho Herald
Pub Co pubs, 108 N 6th. Idaho Power & Light Co (HE Ray,
H R Waldo, H B Waters). Idaho Provision & Packing Co, H F
Lemp, pres; E G Hurt, sec ana
treas; 716 Idaho. Idaho Railway Light & Power Co,
Wm Mainland, pres; G E Hendee,
sec and treas; O G F Markhus,
gen mngr; 7th and Bannock.
Idaho Restaurant (Yee Bell, Ah
Ock), 620 Main. Idaho Retail Hardware & Implement
Dealers Assn, Lee M Parrish sec,
412 McCarty bldg. Idaho Sanitarium & Maternity Home,
Dr Mary E Donald propr, east end
Pueblo av. Idaho Soap Co, A J Schilling, pres;
T C Hollingshead, sec; R R No 2. Idaho Society of Engineers, J P
Congdon (Boise), pres; I F Shaff-
ner (Boise), sec; Edw Hedden
(Caldwell), treas; Federal bldg. Idaho Southern Railway Co, W S
Kuhn, pres; D C MacWaters, gen
mngr; 8 H Hays, atty; 310 Boise
Natl Bank bldg. Idaho Stage Line (Alb Ostner), Idaho
s e cor 9th. Idaho State Building Loan & Savings
Assn, Jno Rader, pres; C P
Koelsch, sec; O V Allen, treas; 506
Idaho bldg.
Idaho State Chautauqua Assn, Little, pres; Reilly Atkinson. 4th floor Boise Natl Bk bldg
IDAHO STATE GAZETTEER. I. Polk & Co Pubs, 615 Empire \
Idaho State Humane Society, v I D Irvin sec, city hall.
IDAHO STATE LEAGUE OF V mercial Bodies, R C Beach I iston), Pres; R W Childs (Bo Sec; 4th floor Boise Citv Nat! i bldg.
IDAHO STATE LIFE INSURAN Co, Orien V Allen, Pres; Ed Chad wick, Sec and Gen Mngr: F Smith, Medical Director; (;- Wood, Cashr; 2-8 Idaho Tru- Savings Bank bldg.
IDAHO STATE PENITENT! A i. John W Snook Warden, \Y. Springs av y2 mile east of Nat ium.
Idaho State Poultry Asn, Jack Ti- er, pres; C H Shepherd, sec treas; ±\)8 N 6th.
Idaho State Soldiers Home, Col ! Barton commandant, 2 mil on Valley rd.
Idaho State Sunday School Assn. v> Wright gen sec, 416 Empire I
IDAHO STATESMAN (DAI I A V Sunday), Statesman Printing Publishers, 601 W Main. (- 30.)
IDAHO STATIONERY & PRIM 1
Co, E L Larson, Pres; E H
Treas and Mngr; 818 W W*
(See left side lines.) Idaho Steam Laundry, Jno G ;
propr, 15 00 W Main. Idaho Stone Co, J E Clinton Jr, i
Craig Coffin, sec and treas; -
W Main. Idaho Sunday School Assn, Rev K
Wright sec, 416 Empire bldg- Idaho Tire & Rubber Co, Eh
Cain pres, 900 W Bannock. IDAHO TITLE & TRUST CO 0 !
Charles B Coxe, Pres; Jobs
Yales, Vice Pres; Harry S K« -
Sec; Frank H Parsons, Treas;
stracts, Real Estate and I
20S-212 Yates bldg. (See r:
bottom lines.)
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..ho Traction Co, J F MacLane, sec; G E Hendee, treas; 7th and Bannock.
: Saho Trnst & Savings Bank (capital $200,000), Robt Noble, pres; C A Robinson, cashr; Main s e cor 10th. faho Vitrified Brick & Pipe Co, B F Olden, pres; Idaho Trust & Sav- ings Bank, treas; n end Harrison boul.
IDAHO WEEKLY STATESMAN.
Statesman Printing Co Pubs, 601 W Main. (See p 30.) Idan-ha Barber Shop (Aetna G Gal- la-, Wm R Butler), Idan-ha Ho- tel.
IDAN-HA BUFFET, CHARLES H Grout Mngr, Idan-ha Hotel bldg Main n e cor 10th. (See right bottom lines and p 17.)
IDAX-HA GRILL, CHARLES H Grout Mngr, Idan-ha Hotel bldg Main n e cor 10th. (See right bottom lines and p 17.)
IDAX-HA HOTEL THE, IDAN-HA Hotel Co, Proprs; Charles H Grout. Mngr; Idahos Leading Hotel, Main n e cor 10th. (See right bottom lines and p 17.)
IDAN-HA HOTEL CO (LTD), JOHN McMillan, Pres; Robert Aikman, Vice Pres; Thomas McMillan, Sec and Treas; Charles H Grout, Mngr; Proprs The Idan-ha Hotel Main n e cor 10th. (See right bottom lines and p 17.)
Illustrated Idaho, Henry K Silver- smith mng editor, suite 241 Sonna bldg.
^dependent Coal & Feed Co, J R Compton, pres; D L Bradley, sec and treas; 2 02 S 10th.
dependent School District, 0 O'llaga, pres: R T Bickell, sec; 22 4 Idaho bldg.
!»dian Cove Reclamation Co, T S Risser, pres; Boise Title & Trust Co, treas; 621 Idaho bldg.
todian Cove Water Co, O M Carter pres, 62 0 Idaho bldg. -alls Aid ana T, civ eng 418 Over- land bldg.
Jr^lin Steve, saloon 60 6 W Main.
Inter-Mountain Auto Co, C W Way- land, pres; W G Ash, sec and treas; 309 N 10th.
I N T E R-M O U N T A I N FARMER (Weekly), A D Clark Mngr, 125
5 9th. (See p 31.)
I XTE R- MO U X T A I X FARMER- PUB -Co, A D Clark, Pres; Mrs Agnes Klingensmith, Sec; Pubs Inter- Mountain Farmer 125 S Sth. (See P 31.)
Inter-Mountain Investment Co, Fred E Rose mngr, 27 Union blk.
INTER-MOUNTAIN MAP CO, George N Carter Mngr, Map? and Blue Prints 6 08 Overland bldg. (See left top lines and p 9.)
Inter-Mountain Poultry Farm, Chas H Shepherd mngr, R R No 2.
INTERNATIONAL CORRESPOND- ence School of Scranton, Chas F Pilliard Representative, 27 Merino blk.
International Harvester Co, Boise Carriage & Imp Co agts, 1319 Main.
INTERSTATE LAND & LOAN CO,
M A Camp, Pres; S D Dorman, Vice Pres; H N Eichmann, Sec; H C Wyman, Treas; Real Estate and Loans 201-205 Boise City Natl Bank bldg. (See p 23.) Invincible Electric Renovator Sales
6 Cleaning Co, Chas S Kingsley mngr, 1209 Grove.
Isis Theatre,. Ott & Co proprs, 111 N 10th.
Isreal Tobias, 2d hand goods 700 W Idaho.
Jackson Orville, lawyer 421 Empire bldg.
Jacobs Canal Co, J L Xiday pres, 3 09
Overland bldg. Jacobs Jerome H, saloon 114 N 8th. Jahnesse Frank E, mining eng 502
Empire bldg. JAR VIS IRVING A, REAL ESTATE
and Insurance 815 W Idaho. Jedlick J & Co (Jno Jedlick, Edw
Fitzpatrick), cigar mnfrs 269
Warm Springs av. JELLISOX BROS MARBLE & GRAN-
ite Works (Edwin A, Cbarlcs L
and Orrin Jellison), 516 W Main.
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Jellison Mrs Mae E, restaurant 615 W Main.
JENXF.SS NED, REGISTER STATE Land Dept, Capitol bldg.
Jenning Thos W, greenhouse Warm Springs av V2 mile n e Natatorium.
Jennings Mrs M Olive, restaurant 205 S 10th.
JENSEN ANDREW C & CO (An- drew C and Lydia A Jensen), Office Specialties and Typewriter Sup- plies 717 Bannock opp Post Office. (See p 33.)
Jensen Creamery Co, D E Newman mngr, 9th s w cor Miller.
Jensen Mrs Ellen, hairdresser 405 Grove.
Jensen Jas, musical mdse 100b Main. Jessup Alb A, dentist 513 Overland bldg.
Johnson Gust, grocr 916 Brumback av.
Johnson Henry Z, lawyer 723 % W Main.
Johnson Jno M, wool 1 Idaho T & S Bk bldg.
Johnson-Lieber Co, Claude € Craw- ford mngr, mnfrs agts 527 Idaho bldg.
Johnson Louis T, barber 1522 N 13th. Johnson Ole, tailor 1 Union blk. Johnson Oscar B, furniture 1126 W Main.
Johnson Theo, barber 112 N 10th. JOHNSON & JOHNSON ( RICHARD
Z and Richard H), Lawyers 112
N 6th.
Johnson & Son (Jons P and Ansgar E), photogrs 320 Sonna bldg.
Johnston Jas C, lawyer 210 McCarty bldg.
Jones Egbert W, printers 823 V2 W Main.
Jones Mrs Eliz, millinery 1018 W Jefferson.
Jones Harry B, grocer 1414 N 16th.
JONES JAMES AV, DIRECTOR OP Exhibits Idaho Exposition Com- mission, Capitol bldg.
Jones Oliver C, music tchr 506 Pin- ney bldg.
Jones Thos D, blksmith South Boise.
Jones Thos J, lawyer 2 Merino bldg. i Jones Warren D, conf 113 3 7th. I
Joseph & Bauer (Max Joseph, Bauer), saloon 151 S 8th.
Joslin-Garver Bedding Co, Lou: Carver mngr, 1516 W Main.
Joy Chas L & Co, F E McC pres; A A Walker, sec and t: drugs 729, 1000 and 1101 W and 222 N Sth.
June Mine, Wm G Ash mngr, : S 10th.
Kahn Chas M, lawyer 14 Falk Kaiser Herman, propr Kaiser
atre, 819 W Main. Kaiser Theatre, Herman K ..
propr, S19 W Main. Kalbas Bros (Frank and Lew:-}. -
tions 311 N Sth. Kasis Thos, shoemkr 217 N KEE LOX MANUFACTURING <
Andrew C Jensen & Co S:
Agents, 717 Bannock opp
Office. (See p 33.) Keller Chas M, grocer 261 Wan
Springs av. Kellerman Piano Co, Saml L Kelle-'
man mngr, 115 N 9th, Kenmore House, Fayette L Ba
propr, 91 2 Grove. <ennedy Bugg, mnfrs agt 110 X 12! Kennedy Lina, stenogr 308 Over):
bldg.
Kent Jno, blksmith 111 N 11th. Kernan F D & Co (Frank D K - '
nan, Frank S D'Ament), saloon
913 W Main. Kerr Hardware & Implement
V C Kerr, pres; B L Kerr,
W T Kerr, treas; 14th s w «
Front.
Kessel Abe O, grocer 749 War: Springs.
KESSIvEIv HARRY S, L\Vv \ 1
Pres and Mngr Merchants tective Association 61 5-0 1 ^ pire bldg. (See front edge
Ketchen Arthur, grocer 1301 N - - Keyes Stillman J, baker 1118 M Keyes Mrs Stillman J, restaurant
W Idaho. Kevser Harry, lawyer 317 I
bldg.
Keyser Saml K, grocer 110 W J< son.
Coeur d'AIene Garage Automobile Livery
Agent for Ford Cars E. H. KAMMEEER, Prop. Open Day and $M
Phones : Bell 8 Blk., Int. 78 Auto Repairing a Specialty
309 Lakeside Ave. Coeur d'AIene, Id
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Keezzer Martha, hairdresser 315 N Sth.
Kimery Wra H, hardware 115 S 8th. King Hill Extension Irrigation Co,
C H Hammett, pres; M F Morrow,
sec; 517 Idaho bldg. King Frank P, state eng Capitol bldg. King Hill Irrigation & Power Co,
C H Hammett, pres; M F Morrow,
sec; 517 Idaho bldg. King Jos, cigars 704 W Main. King Sherman G, ins agt 3 4 Falk
bldg.
King Wm O. dentist 614 Overland bldg.
Kingsbury Chas W, osteopath 404 Idaho.
Kingsbury Walter S, osteopath 220
Idaho 'bldg. Kingsley Chas A, real est 456 Yates. Kingsley Chas S, lawyer 1209 W
Grove.
Kiuyon Frank, lawyer 614 Empire bldg.
Kirkpatrick M J & Co (Mervin J Kirkpatrick) , real est 509 Over- land bldg.
Kirschbaum Max, cigars 109 S 10th.
Klinger Sam, 2d hand goods 617 W Main.
Knight Grocery (Rufus M Gaskill,
Edw A Jellison), 508 Main. Knox Louis S, stenogr 618 Idaho
-voehler F Louis, saloon 523 W Main. Koehler & Fessler (Wm F Koehler.
Chas Fessler), meats 62 3 W Main. Kohnle Orion, conf 219 N 8th. Koll Bros (Jos F and Henry), livery
31S S Sth. Koppel Saml, junk 1414 W Main. Kozak Jos W, blksmith S 9th by
bridge S Boise. Krall John & Co, Martin & Cameron
attys, real est 310 Boise Natl Bk .. bl^g.
Kroeger Gust, lawyer 107 N 10th. Krull Wm, ins 2 06 McCarty bldg. Kuna Investment Co, Wm Alley sec.
1220 N 5th. -unkel & Hall, (Herman Kunkel,
Jno R Hall), cigars 716 W Main. Kuypor Peter, shoemkr 823 W Idaho.
I Kwong Sang Lung Co, Chinese goods
211 S 7th. Lachs Gottlieb, wagonmkr 306 S 8th. Lake Aug H, paints 913 W Idaho. Lam Ark, restaurant 715 W Main. Lambert Chas H, blksmith 310 S 9th. LAMBERTOX INVESTMENT CO
(Charles H, Harry W and Frank S j
Lamberton), City Property, Irri- !
gated Lands, Bonds and Securities ;
Owyhee Hotel Block 1109 W Main. ,
(See front cover and p 34.) Lang Alb H, saloon 151 S 8th. La Pointe Edw R, civ eng 501 Over- .
land bldg. Larsen Henry A, contr 30 Union blk. ! | Larsen Niels C, whol liquors 1110
W Main. Lauf Henry, upholstr 408 Main. Laughlin Jas T, jeweler 802 W Main. Laurence Mrs Evelyn, propr Alta 1
House, 110 6% W Main. Le Claire Chas H Co (Chas H Le
Claire, E B Williams, E B Fiske),
investments. Leeson Jno E, real est 9 Merino bldg. Leighton Geo H, mining 110% S 5th. Lemhi Mining Co, Kirtland I Perky
sec, Bank bldg. Lemon & Doolittle (F Hey Lemon,
Selby J Doolittle), contrs 13 09 N
15th.
Lemp Bernard L, live stock 314 Ot- j erland bldg. Lemp, Dobson & Pinkham (Herbert F Lemp, Frank Dobson, Frank J Pinkham), live stock 314 Over- I land bldg.
i Lemp John (estate of), Herbert F | Lemp executor, 314 Overland
bldg.
! Leon Wm L, propr Commercial Let- ter Co, 307 N 9th. ! Leonard L O, investment* 305 Mc-
! Catty bldg.
I Leonard Mark, cigars 111 N Sth. j Levey M Lawrence, cigars 116 N Sth. ' Lewis Geo W, propr Mitchell Hotel, 235 S 10th. Lewis Lillian, hairdresser Hotel Or- i ford.
! Lewis & Sake (Adniron T Lewis, j Harry E Sake), billiards 701 W I Main.
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IDAHO STATE GAZETTEER
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Ley Geo M, meats 1221 W Main. Libbv & Grebe (Wm J Libby), emp
agts 204 S 10th. Lim Toy, restaurant 620 W Main. Lind Augustus E, chiropractor 233
Empire bldg. Lindsey Warren A, land atty 800 W
Bannock.
LINGEXFELTER C H, ATTORNEY at Law 3 01-3 03 Idaho bldg.
LINK'S MODERN BUSINESS COL- lege, A T Link General Mngr, 1015 W Idaho. (See right side lines, adv below, under Colleges; also under Schools.)
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Little Lost River Land & Irrigation Co, WT W Lynch, pres; W H Puc- kett, sec; S E Vance, treas; 811 W Bannock.
Livingston Byron T, grocer 201 S 16th.
Locke Walter C, civ eng 103 5 Warm Springs av.
Loree & Son Hardware Co ( Jas K and Findlay N Loree), SO 9 W Main.
Lorimer Elmer K, dyer 923 W Idaho,
Loucks Arthur, restaurant 719 N 7th.
Louie Chas, restaurant 616 Main.
Lovelv Walter S, 2d hand goods 1401 W Main.
Lower Mrs Gertrude, 231 S 10th.
Lubken Walter J, photogr 201 Har- rison boul.
Lucas Marshall Y, dentist 312 Over- land bldg.
Luebben Harrison F, live stock 202 Sonna bldg.
Lun Chong Lung Co, Chinese goods 610 W Front.
Lyman Harry L, teas 104 N 11th.
Lvman Wm B, phys 729 ^ W Main.
Lynch Walter W, fuel 811 W Ban- nock.
Lvric Theatre The, Jos Ault propr, R25 W Main.
McBirney Fruit Co, Wm S Me! -
mngr, 303 Sonna bldg. McCalla Lucien P, phys 406 1
bldg.
McCandlass David C, photogr
plies 419 Overland. McCarthy Hon Chas P, judge 2 1
dicial district County Court H McCarthy Jos M, barber 621 McCarty Arthur, piano tuner :
Jefferson boul. McCarty Mining Co, Jos * SiilHti
mngr, 417 McCarty bldg. McCarty Mrs Martha E, capitalist -
McCarty bldg. McCarty Myron J, adv agt <
Ressegue. .He CLE L LAN REALTY CO (HAN
McClellan, John H Evans), i
Estate, Stocks and Mining Infei
ments 10 Merino blk. McClelland R Lee, barber 805
Main.
McCobb M Elsie, chiropractor i
Idaho bldg. McConnel Chas S, real est 3 40 So:
bldg.
McCracken Robt M, lawyer 259 ; na hldg.
McCrum & Deary (Chas K McCrc
Lee R Deary), drugs 912 W M McCue Jno J, lawyer 21 Idaho T k
Bk bldg. McDonald Brick Co, H T J-'
mngr, 10 Odd Fellows Temp!< McDonald J Leo, phys 406 i-
bldg.
McDonald Wrm S, sewing macfc!:
1914 N 11th. McElroy Hugh E, lawyer 609 h
pire bldg. McGregor Elizabeth, milliner 1-
10th.
McGuffm Edw, sale stable 12: '< Grove.
Mclntyre & Smith (Wm R Mclnt?
J A Smith), cigars 723 Mais McKenna Frank J, machinist 1 1
6 th.
McLaughlin Ephraim A; grocer *-
W Main. McLeod Bros (Jno A and RoM I
barbers 910 W Idaho.
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IfcLeod Jas A, laundry 815 E Jeffer-
EOD.
licLeod & Johnson ( Wm J McLeod, Carl O Johnson), tailors 115 N sth.
MrMJLIyAN JOHN, POSTMASTER
Federal bldg. McMillan Sheep Co, M G Cage sec,
615 Overland bldg. m Mullen Lon, geologist 3d n e cor
Grove,
McXiece Jas, grocer 9,1.7 N 12th.
Mc Reynolds & Whitson (Wm D Mc-
Reynolds, Henry Whitson), loans
529 Idaho bldg. KABERLY EDWARD H, DENTIST
218 Sonna bldg. MacGregor R C & Son (Robt C and
Kobt R), contrs 1705 W State. Mack Chas W, notary 1 Grunbaum
bldg.
Magner Carriage Co (Francis W
Magner), 1710 W State. Malheur Development Co, M A Camp
mngr, 306 Boise City Natl Bk bldg. Malheur Live Stock & Land Co, .C H
Anderson, pres; M B Gwinn, sec;
615 Overland bldg. Man Far Low, restaurant 221 S 7th. Maney Bros & Co (Jas W and Jno
Maney, Herbert G and Ephraim J
Wells), contrs 19 Gem bldg. Manville Frank W, real est 4 Gem
bldg.
Manville Fruit Co, B F Hurst mngr,
5 Gem bldg. Market Day Land & Live Stock Co
(F J Cowles, Alonzo F and Ross
J Garrison), live stock 814 W
Bannock.
Marks Moses J, clothing 822 W Main. Marr Mrs K D, grocer 1312 N 10th. Marshall Wells Hardware Co, S M
Coffin agt, 819 N 2 0th. Marsters Colonel E & Son (Colonel
E and Leo E), auctioneers 3 Grand
bldg.
Martin Jas M, horseshoer 320 S 7th.
martin & camerox (par is
Martin, Wm E Cameron), Lawyers 310 Boise City Natl Bank bldg. MARTIN & MARTIN (FRANK AND
Thomas L), Lawyers na bldg.
356 Son-
| Martinez Mateo, I 9th.
I Martyn Mrs Mas
restaurant 116 S
hairdresser Com-
mercial Hotel. Mason & Thomas (Morton G Mason, Okas O Thomas), photogrs 2005 N 10th.
Masonic Library, Masonic Temple. Materia Wm, restaurant 110 S 9th. Mattliaeus Valentine, hair goods 1004 Main.
Maxey Ed E, phys 204 Idaho bldg. Maxwell Avis B, osteopath 304 Idaho bldg.
Maxwell Riley L, osteopath 5-6 Bank ibidg.
Medbury Valley Investment Co, G W Thompson, pres; L G Bradley, sec and treas; 309 Boise City Natl Bk bldg.
Mehargue Jno W, mnfrs agt 328 Yates bldg.
Mello Manuel J, shoemkr 109 S 10th.
Mendel Cigar Store, J E Leeson mngr, 814 Main.
MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE Asso- ciation (Ltd), Harry 8 Kessler Pres and Mngr, 615-619 Empire bldg. (See front edge and p 11.)
Messersmith Wm G, real est 710 W Idaho.
Meyers Morris, vet surgeon 912 W Grove.
Milleman Henry, tinner 210 N 10th. Millen Jno H, agt Am Ex Co, 115 N 9th.
Miller C T & Co (Chas T Miller, Louis Espeience), cigars 621 W Main,
Miller Chas B, floor surfacer 50 6 Pueblo.
Miller David T, lawyer 335 Yates bldg.
MILLER EARLE C, LAWYER 631-
633 Empire bldg. (See back cover and adv below.)
j Phone 257 J ! Res. 119 J
P. O. Box 1533
EARLE C. MILLER
Attorney at Law 631-633 Empire Bldg. BOISE, IDAHO
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Miller Low Co The, E C Miller gen counsel, collections G31 Empire bldg.
Miller & Phelps (Chas Miller Chao W Phelps), saloon G10 W Main.
MILLER & YIELE, J S FISCIIER Boise Mngr, Farm Loans 609 Em- pire bldg, 803-807 Kearns bldg Salt Lake City, Utah. (See back cover.)
Milliron F Clark, dentist 20 Gem bldg.
Millman Herman, tinner 210 N 10th. Mills Mrs Mary S, milliner 1513 N 13th.
Mishey Mrs Sue K, restaurant 1011 W Main.
Mishkind Abram S, clothing G24 W Main.
Mishkind Bros (Abram S and Nathan H), pawnbrokers 612 W Main.
Mitchell Harry D, cut stone 304 S 5th.
Mitchell Hearman F, blksmith 17 08 W Main.
Mitchell Hotel, G W Lewis propr, 235 S 10th.
Mitchell Lewis & Staver Co, Glenn Hallett mngr, farm impts Sth n e cor Grove.
MODE THE (LTD), HENRY L Falk, Pres and Mngr; Milton Qber- dorfer, Vice Pres; James E Bruce, Sec; Albert O Rennison, Book- keeper; Paul J Higgins, Mngr Dry Goods Dept; Ellis H Werthinan, Mngr Men's Dept; Department Store Mode bldg, Idaho n w cor Sth.
Modern Tailor Shop (E C Rivers,
J no Grix), 153 S Sth. MOHU & MOHR (SEE VOX PIN-
non, Mchr & Mohr). Mon Far Low, restaurant 221 S 7th. Mon Lee & Co, Chinese goods 208
N 7th.
Monroe Mrs Marion A, chiropodist -R R 2.
Montas Jos B. tailor 1120 W Main. Montgomery-Shoshone Consolidated
Mining Cd, Wm B Davidson mngr,
324 Idaho bldg. Moore Jno H, pays Valley rd 6 miles
w Soldiers Home.
Moore & Bradley (Geo Moore
Bradley), pool 416 S 9th. Moore M W & Son (Milo W
Henry M), shoemkr 116 N 9tb Morehouse Bernice J, music urj
Pinney Theatre bldg. Morgan & Haller (Aug G Mot
Marshal H Haller), barbers
S 10th.
Mori Chas T. restaurant 115 N " MORLER CHRIS, BICYCLES A Motorcycles 211-213 N Sth. « - adv under Motorcycles.) Morris Henry D, osteopath 533 i
pire bldg. Morris Jas B C, grocer 1524 W Sia MORRIS & MORRIS (WM Charles W and George L Mor: Benjamin F Orr), Proprs Pantorium 611 W Main. (See 10.)
Morrison Jno K, auto repr 30? 10th.
MORRISON-KNUDSEN CO (HARR W Morrison, Morris H Knuds< General Contractors 100 6 Main.
Morrison Robt U, auto livery 2 N 9th.
Morrison & Hindman (Jno T Me- son, Alb C Hindman), lawyers 6: Empire bldg.
Morrow McKeen F, lawyer 517 Ida bldg.
Morrow & Horner (Harry A Morn
Earl S Horner), bakers 415 Mar Mountain States Telephone & 1
graph Co, Fred B Jones dist inn*
609 W Main. Mueller Gust R, tailor 32 Falk bl' Mukai & Murotani (I Mukai. K Mus
tani), barbers 617 W Main. Murphev Fred, cigars 8 09 W M
and 220 N Sth. Murphy Land & Irrigation Co, H
Neitzel, pres; R E Xeitzel, sec
treas; 529 Idaho bldg. Murphy Lumber Co (Hersnan
Xeitzel, Robt E Xeitzel, Jacob
Goehry, Chas F Guthmann).
Idaho bldg. Murphy Telephone Co, H R Nelu
pres; R K Xeitzel, sec and tr*J
506 Idaho bldg.
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Murray Ray W, civ eng 521 Idaho ! bldg.
Musicians Protective Assn, Geo L | Fleharty sec, 3 Odd Fellows i Temple.
Mutual Benefit Life Ins Co, E J i Phelps gen agt, 615 Overland bldg. I
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO OF | New York, Alva S Boice Repre- sentative, 14 Merino bldg.
Myers Claude A, loans 808 W Ban- nock.
Myers Jessie, propr Sherman House, 320 N 7th.
Myers Maurice M, lawyer 624 Over- land bldg.
Myers Walter A, dentist 303 McCarty bldg.
Myers & Rice (Horace C Myers, C P Rice), photogrs 112 S 10th.
Sage] Jno H, soda water mnfr 109 N 13 th.
Nan King Law, restaurant 213 V2 S
7th.
Natatorium The (Boise Railroad Co), T J Sherlock mngr, end Warm Springs a v.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO, D R Pierson Sales Agt for South- ern Idaho and Eastern Oregon, Cash Registers Repaired, All Kinds of Register Supplies 223-225 Ov- erland bldg, Tel 2109-W.
NATIONAL OFFICE SUPPLY CO, Andrew C Jensen & Co State Agents, 717 Bannock opp Post Office. (See p 3 3.)
NATIONAL SURETY CO OF NEW York, Ensign & Ensign General #Agents, 330-33 3 Yates bldg. (See "left top lines and n 116.)
NATIONAL TRUST & SAYINGS CO, C B Coxe, Pres; F S Bash, Sec; 20S-212 Yates bldg.
KfiAL B FRANK, LAWYER 30G Sonna bldg.
<1 W Scott, loans 106 N 9th. *'eely Henrietta, dressmkr 221 Mode . Mdg.
"iiiey Wm H, stenosr 3 20 Idaho
Kelson Frank, saloon 710 W Main. Kelson Frank O, carriage painter 216 S 15th.
Xesbitt Auto Co (Harold H Xesbitt),
114 S 1 1th. pi g£ p'.'^llH
NEUMAN DAVID & CO (DAVID AND
Pasco Neuraan), Proprs California
Wine House, 1110 W Main opp
Owyhee Hotel. Neuman Solomon, whol liquors 108
N 9th.
NEW BOZ THE, ROZ THEATRE CO i 3 ^ Proprs, 100S-1010 WT Main. 2 <
Xew Freedom The, Fred Floed pub, 13"" 62 2 Overland bldg.
Xew York Canal Co, Wm H Thomp- son, pres; Edw Smith, sec; 7 Gem bldg.
Xew York Store (Max Bernard, Abra- ham Sarlat), clothing 614 Main.
Xewell Robt J, civ eng 2 01 Mode bldg.
Xewhouse Chas D, loans 365 Sonna bldg.
Nichols Geo W, furniture 118 S 10th. Xiday Jno L, lawyer 309 Overland bldg.
Xieberding Henry, civ eng 328 Yates bldg.
Xisbet 8c Paradice (B Morgan Nisbet, Frank J Paradice Jr), architects 601 Empire bldg.
NIXON FRED B, MANUFACTURERS Agent, School, Church and The- atre Furniture and School Appar- atus and Supplies 17 0 8 N 21st. O (See p 2 7.)
Noble Geo E, vet surgeon 1312 W ; Q Grove. I £
Xorris Carl H, lawyer 302 Sonna:* bldg. I f1
Xorthern Trust & Savings Co, C B > Coxe, pres; Herbert Lemp, treas; F S Bash, sec and mngr; 2 08 W Yates bldg. ^
Northrop Hardware Co, W X Nor- i § throp, pres; B B Bliss, sec: whol j ^ hardware S 8th s w cor Broad- j >j* way. I
Northrup-Mangum Co (Chas W Xor- | ^ thrup, Saml D Mangum), bldg ma- ; ^* terials 203 Idaho bldg. r/j
Northwest Construction Co, Fred j- Salih mngr, 519 Overland bldg. '
Northwestern Investment Co, G F
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treas; 302 Boise City Natl Bk bldg. j ^
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Northwestern Lauds Co, C T Bar- ringer, pres: S C Fuld, sec and treas; 3 5-3 6 Falk ibldg.
Northwestern Liquor Dealers Assn, L P Grunbaum, pres; C J Lawler, sec; Byron Samuels, treas; whol liquors 812 W Alain.
Northwestern Mutual Life Ins Co, Hans J Roan gen agt, 105 N 10th.
Northwestern Teachers Agency, R R Alexander mngr, 43 3 Empire bldg.
Norton Theophilus G, shoemkr 1507 W Main.
Norwood Chas, grocer 515 W Main. Nourse Frank A, grocer 1523 W Main.
Nourse Robt L, phys 407 Overland bldg.
Nugent Jno F, lawyer 612 Overland bldg.
Numbers Jos R, phys 208 Idaho bldg. Nusbaum & Quirk (Wm W Nusbaum,
P Henry Quirk), grocers 1008 W
Main.
O'Connell Wm, grocer 1619 N 18th.
0 K Special Delivery, Richd F Jones mngr, 215 N 8th.
O K PRESSARY & HATTERY, Clothes and Hat Cleaners and Second Hand Goods Bought and Sold 117 N 7th. (See adv below.)
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Second Hand Goods Bought and Sold. Old Hats and Suits
Made to Look Like New 117 N. 7th Boise, Idaho
Oakes & Co (Ltd), J H Oakes, pres;
J L Hollingshead, sec and treas;
whol grocers 405 S Sth. Oakley Bros (Benj F and Wm S),
saloon 110 N 9 th. Ohm VVm, cigar mufr 7 35 Warm
Springs a v. Oldson Victor E, tailor basement
Idan-ha Hotel. On Wo Ho <*c Co, Chinese goods
112 N 7th. OPPEXHEIM BENJ W, LAWYER
609-610 Idaho bldg.
OREGON HOTEL, E M STltO'
Propr, 213 S 9th. OREGON SHORT LINE RAILItO'
Co, Joel L Priest, Industrial
Wm H Miniely, City Tkt .
Idan-ha Hotel bldg; Charles
Chrisman, Frt and Tkt Agt. 1
cor Front. Orr Solon, lawyer 4 Bank bldg. Orr Wm A, grocer 1319 N 8th. Ostner Edw C, livery 41G S 1 Ott & Co (Fred T Ott, Mrs K
Thornhill), proprs Isis Theatre 1
N 10 th.
Over Chas B, dentist 415 Idaho Overland Co, H B Eastman, pr<
J' M Regan, sec; Timothy Re
treas; real est 403 Overland ! Overland Pharmacy Co, Wm F .
mngr, 800 W Main. Overmyer Ira F, lawyer 412
Carty bldg. OWEN EDWIN D, OPTOMETL!
1003 W Main. Owens Burt, paints 213 N 10th. Owens Chas C, restaurant 1114 M Owl Drug Co, Jno Kirkpatrick mi
72 4 W Main. OWYHEE BARBER SHOP, W M A
s w cor 11th. (See left top U
and p 18.) Owyhee County Telephone Co. i;
Neitzel sec, 528 Idaho bldg. OWYHEE GRILL, W MAIN S
cor 11th. (See left top lines
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OWYHEE BAR THE, W MAIN S
cor 11th. (See left top lines p 18.)
OWYHEE HOTEL CO THE, hi !
Falk, Pres; C F Mann, Sec; H Falk, Treas; W Main s w cor 1 - (See left top lines and p IS.)
OWYHEE HOTEL THE, OWYW Hotel Co Proprs, Leo J Falk Mv, W Aiain s w cor 11th. (See - top lines and p IS.)
Owyhee Orchards Co (Robt E Herman R Neitzel), 52S 1- bldg.
OWYHEE ROOF GARDEN, W M *
s w cor 11th. (See left top and p 18.)
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Main s w cor 11th, (See left top
lines and p IS.) M OKD HOTEL, MRS HENRIETTA
Smith Propr, 822 y2 W Main, abst Brewing Co, Capital Liquor
Co agts, 70 8 W Idaho. PACIFIC HARDWARE & STEEL CO,
Joseph J Wright Representative,
ioosy2 W 10th. Pacific Hotel, Mrs Sidonia Thomp- son propr, 205 N 9th. Pacific Meat Co (Ophalon L Gibson,
Fay Bosworth), meats 60S W
Main.
Pacific National Bank (capital $3 0 0,- 000), H B Eastman, pres; F H Parsons, cashr; Main n e cor 9th.
Pacific Packing Co, P E Miller mngr, whol fruit 4 05 Empire bldg.
Pacific Paper Co, F H Anderson agt, 52S Idaho bldg.
i'.tcific States Savings & Loan Co, Edw Stein Co agts, 109 N 10th.
Pacific & Idaho Northern Ry Co, Ed- gar M Hoover asst traffic mngr, 226 Sonna bldg.
I'atkenham Chester H, real est 217 Empire bldg.
Page & Mott Lumber Co, Frank Page, pres; T A Mott, sec and treas; Warm Springs av V2 mile east Natatorium.
Paine Clem, conf 7 07 W Bannock.
PAINE KARL, LAWYER 412 IDAHO bldg.
Palace Livery, Thos Bowler mngr, Front n w cor 6th.
-'-mania-Pacific International Exposi- tion, F R Reed comnr, Capitol bldg.
pAXTORXUM THE, MORRIS & -Morris Proprs, Steam and French Dry Cleaning, Sponging, Pressing and Dyeing 611 W Main. (See P 10.)
kappas & Karras (Jno Pappas, Geo Karras), bootblacks 9 2 4 Main.
Parkinson Geo T, livery Idaho n e cor 12th.
Parkinson Warren K, sale stable 1T>24 W Main.
Parkinson & Smelhurst (Margaret Parkinson, Wrn Smethurst), livery 112 4 W Idaho.
Parks Stella, stenogr 431 Empire bldg.
Parrish Jay M, lawyer 412 McCarty bldg.
PARRISH LEE M, SEC AND TREAS and Mngr Western Reporting & Credit Co, 412-414 McCarty bldg.
PARROTT CIGAR STORE (LTD), I Frank, Pres; Abe Frank, Sec and Treas; Wholesale and Retail Cigars and Tobacco 8 07 W Main.
Parrott Sam! & Co (Saml Parrott, Geo R Slater), cigars 820 Main.
PARSONS MEADE, PROPR HOTEL Bristol, 10th s w cor Grove. (See P 10.)
Pasmore Robt F, grocer 193 9 W State.
Patrick Ephraim L, express 122 N 9th.
Patterson Homer G, dentist 325 Son- na bldg.
Patterson O'Brien Co, J W Bellrose agt, dental supplies 503 Overland bldg.
Patton F May, chiropractor w s Man-
itou av 2 s of 7th, S B Paulson Edw W, barber 700 W Main. Payette Improvement & Boom Co,
Edgar M Hoover mngr, 223 Sonna
bldg.
Payette Lake Club, S H Hays, pres; F H Paradise Jr. sec; F E Mc- Clure, treas; 7 Gem bldg.
Payette Lakes Hotel & Transporta- tion Co, H W Arnoid. pres; M W Davis, sec and treas; 15 Gem bldg.
Payette Lumber & Mnfg Co, Edgar M Hoover mngr, 2 23 Sonna bldg. -PEASLEY EDWIN II, MNGR PEAS- lev Transfer & Storage Co, 12 9- 131 S 9th.
PEAS LEY TRANSFER & STORAGE Co, E H Peasley Mngr, Distrib- utors, Transfer and Storage 12 9- 131 S 9th. (See backbone and P 40.)
PENCE & KOELSCH (JOSEPH T
Pence, Charles F Koelsch), Law- yers 506-509 Idaho bldg.
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Penn Mutual Life Ins Co, Thos D Vickrey agt, 43 4 Empire bldg.
Pennington Roscoe C, ins agt 2 Ida T & S bldg.
People Co-operative Mercantile Co, J A Ewing, pres; Jos Perrault Jr, sec and treas; grocers 624 W Idaho.
Peoples Furniture Co, H P Baker
mngr, 101S Main. Perkins Creamery Co, Emma Heath
sec and treas, 127 S 9th. Perkins D wight, jeweler 1607 W
Idaho.
Perkins Mrs Jennie E, music tchr
204 Pmney bldg. PERKY & GROW (KIRKLAND I
Perky, Benjamin S Crow), Lawr-
yers 1-4 Bank bldg, 919% Main. Perl Henry B, dentist 248 Sonna
bldg.
Perry W M & Co (Wm M Perry), real est 4 Grumbaum bldg.
Peters Claus F, saloon 23 7 S 10th.
Peterson Jos H, Attorney General, Capitol bldg.
Peterson Martin P, stage line s end Ash.
Pettengill Perrault & Rossi (Benj Q Pettengill, Jos Perrault Jr, Her- man J Rossi), ins agts 201 Idaho bldg.
Pettengill-Torrance Fuel Co, J S Tor- rance, pres; B Q Pettengill, sec and treas; 320 S 13th.
Pflager Ludwig, baker 1118 W Main.
Phelps M L & Co (Moses L Phelps, Curtis F Pike), real est 526 Over- land bldg.
Pierce Suburban Syndicate, J M Haines sec and treas, 21S N 8th.
PIERCE W E & CO, WALTER E Pierce, Pres; L H Cox, Vice Pres; John M Haines, Sec and Treas; Real Estate 218 X 8th.
PILIilARD CHAS F, REPRESENT- ative International Correspondence School of Scranton, 2 7 Merino blk.
Pinney Theatre, Jas A Pinney, propr; Walter A Mendenhall, mngr; S13 W Jefferson.
Pioneer Furniture Co (Walter G Smetherman, Thos D Jones), 1108 W Main.
Pioneer-Hogen Mining & Mill - WT H Puckett sec, 10 Grui bldg.
Pioneer Milling & Mining Co, Puckett sec, 10 Grunbaum
PIONEER TENT & AWMX(, Ira Rohrer Mngr, 524 Main, p 38.)
Pittenger & Falk (Fred A Pit'.
Ralph Falk), phys 1-12 Falk Pizey Paul, lawyer 523 Empire Plaisted Jos, wool buyer 1015 N i Polk Cary S, lawyer 523 En
bldg.
PODK R L & CO, PUBS BOISE ( Directory and Idaho State i 'teer, Office and Library 61o pire bldg.
Pons Chas D, optometrist 1011 ^ . Main.
Pope Electric Co (Harry D Pc
217 Overland bldg. Pope Jas P, lawyer 217 Sonna Porter Jno, lawyer 228 Boise
Bk bldg. Powell Jno H, phys 207 Yates ' Price M L, phys 42 5 Main. Prospectors Mining & Develop;
Co, Homer I Clark sec, R R PRUDENTIAL CASUALTY CO
Indianapolis, Ensign & Ensign
Agts, 3 30-333 Yates bldg.
left top lines and p 116.) Pugh-Jenkins Furniture Co (Ro'
Pugh, Wm G Jenkins Jr),
W Main. Purity Mnfg Co, R C Robinson n:
disinfectants 1711 N 9th. Purkhiser Mrs Bernice M, music
206 Pinney bldg. Purl Henry B, dentist 248 S
bldg.
Quigley Walter C, heating 3 I 12 th.
Quong On Chong Co, Chinese g
618 W Front. Quong Sang Long Co, Chinese g
211 S 7th. Quick Printery, A G Kennard n
806 W Bannock. Quong King, restaurant 620 W ' Raabe Julius, teas 10S N 10th. Rackett The, F G A Kalbus c
notions 311 N Sth.
The Western Hair Company LliaiIdirEm\nSr ^Scu
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Bftder Jno, loans 110 N 10th.
w tnage Thos J, lawyer 42 4 Idaho
kaudall-Dodd Auto Co (Ltd), A G I Randall, pres; A E Tourssen, sec;
F P Mays, treas; 112 3 W Main, bndall Percy L, real est 3 04 Senna
bldg.
M redy Nicholas T, barber 719 W Hannock.
l|A\Vl'vS-CASE CO (NOEL B AND
Lucy C Rawls, John D Case), Wholesale and Retail Book Sellers, Stationers, Novelties, Sporting Goods, Etc 917 W Main. (See p 38.)
/{ ason Wm A, barber 2 23 N 9th.
r\ !. White & Blue Mining Co (D P Donovan, N J Morton, Thos N Nel- son).
: idoch Chas F, lawyer 301 Boise I City Natl Bk bldg. i Stedeker Chas W, cement wkr 1213 X ISth.
teed Benj, grocer the Bench nr
Franklin School. SEED MA J FRED B, COMMISSIOX-
f;r of Immigration, Labor and
Statistics, Capitol bldg. KKEVES WEBBER N, CHIEF OF
Police, City Hall. Keicnert Peter, mining 1171 N 12th. 1 id A E, state bank commissioner,
Capitol bldg. teilly & Blake (Eugene Reilly, Jno
A and Thos J Blake), notions 1012
W Main.
^mington Typewriter Co, Franklin Taylor mngr, 817 W Main.
tex Theatre, Harris Keating & Har- ris proprs, 921 W Main.
aichards Jas H (Richards & Haga), uite 517 Idaho bldg.
Shards Wilson P, real est 235 Son-
, na bldg.
WCHARto & HAGA (JAMES H Richards, Oliver O Haga), Lawvers s,iite 517 Idaho bldg. hardson Alonzp L, clerk U S Dis- trict Court, Federal bldg. - ks Wm A, laywer 512 Overland i . bldg.
l|denbaugh Wm H, lumber 110 S 4th.
' Fred H, harness 15 21 W Main.
Rightenour S Rowland, osteopath
409 Empire bldg. Riley & Reece (Jas W Riley, G W
Reece), saloon 712 W Main. Rising Fred W. vet surgeon 1125 W
Idaho,
Risser Thor S, lawyer 2 05 Mode bldg.
Roan Hans J. ins agt 105 N 10th.
Roberts C H & Co (Claude H Rob- erts;, real est 107 S 10th.
Roberts Geo H, mining 1103 W Hays.
Roberts Jas W, real est 218 Boise City Natl Bk bldg.
Roberts Roy R. ins agt 218 Boise City Natl Bk bldg.
Robertson Peter, cigars 613 W Main.
Robinson Arthur, cement wkr 216 N 13 to.
Robinson Oliver, cement wkr 17 09 N 10th.
ROCHESTER BRIDGE CO, FRANK
G Ensign Representative, 33 0-333
Yates bldg. Rock Flat Mining Co, F E Johnesse
mngr, 502 Empire bldg. Rcesink Jno, pronr Cozy Theatre
1007 V2 W Main. Rogers Elmer M, real est 10th s e
cor Idaho. Rogers Raymond E, saloon 92 5 W
Main.
ROHRER IRA, MNGR PIONEER
Tent & Awning Co, 524 Main. (See p 38.)
Ropp Franklin N, civ eng 401 Over- land bldg.
Rose Fred E, real est 27 Union blk.
Rosen Morris, ladies' tailor 305 Overland bldg.
Rosenberg Louis H, cigar mnfr 331 Sonna bldg.
Ross W & Co (Wm G Ross), hay Front and 14th.
Rounds Ruel, lands 303 Overland bldg.
Rowe Chas F, saloon 816 W Main.
Rowley Atwood H, chiropractor 3 21 Idaho bldg.
Ruby Creek Lumber Co (Wm T San- ders), Francis C Sanders mngr, 320 S 11th.
Ruick Norman M, lawyer 516 Over- land bldg.
Rust Geo H, lawyer 3 06 Sonna bldg.
St Alphonsus Hospital, Sisters of The | TTolv Cross in ctiarge, 412 V/ State. !
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St Lukes Children's Hospital, 145 E Jefferson.
St Luke's Hospital, Mildred Clark
supt, 1st n e cor Bannock. St Margaret's Hall, Lucy G- Hester
prin, Idaho bet 1st and 2d. St Teresa's Academy, Sister Fenton
in charge, n s Jefferson nr 3d. Sabin E K, books 325 Overland bldg. Saito Harry, restaurant 7 05 Main. Salmon Edmond, cigars 1024 W
Main.
Salvation Army, Industrial & Relief Store, ensign H R B Smith in charge, 13th s w cor Main.
Sampsel Lloyd E, restaurant 823 W Main.
Sampson Music Co (Chas B Samp- son), SI 5 W Main.
Sand-Lime Brick Co, D O Stevenson, pres; J F Koelsch, sec; 421 Over- land bldg.
Sand & Gravel Supply Co, R H Schaufelberger sec, 14th and Riv- er.
Sang Wo & Co, Chinese goods 705 W Idaho.
Sargent Colby A, grocer 2518 Res- sigue.
Sargent G S & Co, Gertt S Sargent mngr, real est 429 Idaho bldg.
Sarlat Bros (Max Bernard and Abra- ham), clothing 614 W Main.
Savage Jno L, civ eng 611 Idaho bldg.
Savidge Wm H, lawyer 217 Empire bldg.
Sawyer Haven, mining eng 308 Over- land bldg.
Say Lacey G, feed stable 1621 W Grove.
Scharf Geo C, civ eng, 619 Idaho bldg.
Scheuermann Jacob, shoemkr 911 Grove.
i Schmelzel Shoe Co, W G Schmelzel,
Schreiber & Sidenfaden
Scnreiber, Wm Sidenfade;
dertakers 6 09 W Banner', Scotch WToolen Mills, S R Hoil
1011 W Main. Scott Eugene C, music 917 W : Scott Jas S, grocer (Perkii
tion).
Scott Jno H, civ eng 2011 E Sear & Atkinson (J W Sear.
Atkinson), blksmiths 102'j
Bannock. Security Abstract & Title Go
Kroeger, pres; M L Hart.
treas;JL0 7 N 10th. Seugiey Wirt, iadies furnishing
W Idaho. Selby Dow L, real est Sonna I Seller H & Co, Leo W Seller i
crockery 8 21 W Main. Sewall Christopher C, barber 3
7th.
Sewell Jno C, produce 114 N SE WELL JOSEPH E, II 1 1
Pelts and Furs 410 S 9th. Shaffer-Clark Co, G H Clark.
G F Shaffer, sec and treas;
1501 N 13th. Shaffer Creek Lumber Co, J !
mer mngr, Front n e cor 1~ Shane Harry, feed stable 24th
Fairview av. SHAXG HAT LOW, NOODLES
Chop Suey 217 S 7 th. Sharpe Clyde E, grocer The i SHAW C R WHOLESALE 0>.
Shaw Pres; E B Sherman
Pres; J G Doerr, Sec and
Lumber and Building Maters
2 0 Shaw bldg. (See adv b« Shaw Lola E, dermatologist
ment First Natl Bk bldg. Shaw Lumber Co, Robt S Shaw : | 319 S 9th.
j Shawhan Glenn E, phys 01"
| pres; W A Thomson, sec and |
treas; 811 W Main. Schooler's J E Agency (Jno E and j
Verne E Schooler), real est 324 | Overland bldg.
Schreiber Adolph, coroner 609 W Bannock.
Schreiber Serenes T, lawyer 208 Mc- carty bldg.
land bldg.
C. R. Shaw Wholesale C RED DEVIL CEMEN1
Lime, Plaster, Sash and Doors, Fir Lurni Cedar Shingles, Pine Lumber, RLi- : Roofing, Building Paper, Fruit Boxes, Pc
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Staffer Baking Co (W W Sheaffer, V Robb, J P Congdon), crack- ers.
S&eehan Jas A, propr Starling Ho- tel, 716% Main.
Alton Robt E, dentist 248 Sonna bldg.
j> epherd Grace M, State Supt Pub-
: c Instruction, Capitol blclg. jftlKPPARD & FAIiK (BRADLEY Sheppard, Harry N Falk), General Insurance and Surety Bonds 16 Falk bldg. >u:KIDAN RICHARD S, MXGR Capital News Publishing Co, 718- 715 W Idaho.
b ermaa Chas C, ins agt 434 Em- pire bldg.
terman House, Jessie Myers propr, 320 N 7th.
liipman Mrs Lucina, propr Hyde Park Hotel, 1510 N 13th. hriver Chas E, planing mill .1623 VV Bannock.
hurtleff L R, adv agt 15 Gem bldg. jhurtz Richd E, dentist 212 Over- kind bldg.
K.LER'S STUDIO, ROBERT H Sigler Propr, 617 Overland bldg. fUver Grill The, Jno Turner mngr, restaurant 117 S 9th. ;on Geo, trunks 1011 W Main, nf-- Lee . Co, Chinese goods 612 Front.
n« Wo & Co, Chinese goods 705 W idaho.
>inger Sewing Machine Co, J B Ter- ry mngr, 107 S 10th. "1 Chas J, whol fruits 3 02 S 8th.
k Bros Construction Co, W B SHck? pres; F B Cross, sec; 2 09 .Mode bldg.
k Bros Mining & Milling Co, W B Slick pres, 209 Mode bldg. Eloper & Condit (Fred A Sloper, '''rank A Condit), livery 112 N 12th.
*ad. Elliott & Healy (Jno R SmeaU Edw G Elliott, Wm Hea-
lawyers 512 Overland bldg. Ith Mrs Ad die. A, dermatologist H12 W Jefferson. '?i Chas B, civ eng 313 Empire bldg.
:; ifb Edith V, propr South Ninth
-treat Hotel, s end 9th.
I Smith Edw, real est 7 Gem bldg. Smith Frank C, drugs 1601 N 13th. Smith Frank H, real est 210 Idaho bldg.
Smith Geo E, ins agt 145 E Ban- nock.
Smith Gordon C, civ eng 330 Idaho bldg.
Smith H & Son (Mrs Henrietta and Edw E Smith), proprs Capitol Ho- tel, 817 W Main.
SMITH MRS HENRIETTA, PROPR Oxford Hotel, 822 y2 W Main.
Smith Jas G, saloon 817 W Main.
Smith Jno W, architect 317 Yates bldg.
Smith Kerry & Chace, Geo Vansit- tart mngr, civ engs 601 Idaho bldg.
Smith Lillian E, music tchr 206 Pin- ney bldg.
SMITH M E & CO OF OMAHA,
Pierce H Dawson Salesman, Wholesale Dry Goods, Furnishings and Carpets 523 Overland bldg. Smith May, dressmkr 307 McCarty bldg.
Smith Stephen M, mining 615 Wash- ington.
Smith Wm F, phys 410 Overland bldg.
Smith & Co (Ltd), E H Davis, pres; M T Davis, sec and treas; seeds 8th and Myrtle.
Snake River Irrigation Co, O J Tay- lor mngr, 301 Overland bldg.
SNOOK JOHN W, WARDEN IDAHO State Penitentiary Warm Springs av % mile east of Natatorium.
SNOW EDWIN, LAWYER 412 IDA- HO bldg.
Snow Patrick H, blksmith 112 N i 12th.
j Soldiers' Home, R H Barton Com- I mandant, Valley rd 2 miles n w. I South Boise Grocery & Mercantile ! Co (J H Walton), 3d cor Oakland j av.
South Boise Lumber Co (Wm H Ri-
denbaugh), 110 S 4th. South Ninth Street Hotel, Edith V
Smith propr, s end 9th. Southern Idaho Conference Seventh Day Adveutist, T L Copeland sec, 25 6 Sonna bldg.
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Polk asst sec, 523 Empire bldg. Southern Idaho Tract Society, T L
Copeland sec, 25 6 Sonna bldg. Southwell Claude A, dentist 307
Overland bldg. Spaulding Posting Service (Ryland G
Spaulding), 1910 N 9th. Spitzler Henry, conf 1116 Main. Spivey Jas, grocer 1002 N 13th. Spofford Gold Mining Co, Judson
Spofford, pres; W H Gibson, sec;
G \V Fletcher, treas; 207 Boise
City Natl Bk bldg. Spofford Judson, mining 2 07 Boise
Citv Natl Bk bldg. Spokane Dry Goods Co. R A McKin-
ney agt, 219 Overland bldg. Spring Mountain Mining Co, B B
Bradford sec, 615 Overland bldg. Springer Jno S, phys 208 Idaho bldg. Square Deal Grocery, E E Chapman
mngr, 1120 Main. Squaw Creek Mining Co, W H Puck-
ett sec, 10 Grunbaum bldg. Stahl Paul G, barber 123 S 9th. Stamos Jas, propr Athens Hotel
910 Vz Grove. Stamper Calvin F, photogr 231 Mode
bldg.
Standard Furniture Co, Wm J Coughlin, Pres; C T Coughlin, Sec and Treas; 810 Bannock.
Standard Incubator Co, G W Grebe pres, R R 3.
Standard Opitcal Co, R R Towie mngr, 1007 Main.
STANDARD TYPEWRITER CO, AN- drew C Jensen & Co State Agents, 717 Bannock opp Post Office. (See p 33.)
Star Decorating Co, Aug H Lake
mngr, 913 W Idaho. Starcher Geo, restaurant 901 Main. Starling Calvin B, restaurant 725
Main.
Starling Hotel, J A Sheehan propr,
716 VL> Main. State Bank Commissioner, A E Reid
Capitol bldg. STATE BOARD OP HEALTH,
Ralph Falk Sec, Capitol bldg. STATE BOARD OF LAND COM MI S-
sioners. Ned Jenness Register,
Capitol bldg.
tary Commissioner, Jam.-
lis Comnr, Capitol bldg. State Historical Society of Id .
Hailey librarian, Capitol i STATE HORTICULTURAL
partment of Idaho, H B A
spector, 605 Idaho bldg. State Inspector of Mines, Rob: N
Capitol bldg. State Land Commissioner. 1
Day, Capitol bldg. STATE LAW LIBRARY, MRS
nie Priest Dunton Librarian
itol bldg. STATE LIBRARY, MRS MJN
Priest Dunton Librarian, l
bldg.
State Officials, see Miscella; Dept.
State Penitentiary, Jno W warden, Warm Springs av \ e of Natatorium.
State Sunday School Assn, Rev Bowler, pres; Nellie Byers, 418 Empire bldg.
STATESMAN PRINTING CO. vin Cobb, Pres; John C .'. Treas; Pubs The Idaho Dai Sunday Statesman, Job Prr 601 W Main. (See p 30.)
Stauffer J Wm, lawyer 429 I bldg.
Stein Edward Co (Edw, How a and Allan T Stein), real est 1 10th.
Stein Suburban Syndicate, Edw
mngr, lands 109 N 10th. Stephan Louis, bakery 922 W Stephenson Jas Jr, consulting
526 Idaho bldg. Stevens Wm E, mnfrs agt 219 '
land bldg. Stevenson C Clifford, civ en:
Overland bldg. Stevenson David O, civ eng 421 1
land bldg. Stewart Chas A, cigars 1018 W Stevenson Fred A, creamery J -
Jefferson. STEWART HON GEO H, H>
State Supreme Court CapitO1 Stewart .las W, clothes clnr 1"
Idaho.
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wart & Smith (Jas L Stewart, VVra F Smith), phys 410 Overland bldg.
jfTOREY & M UK PHY (CHARLES Storey, Daniel Murphy), General Contractors 10-11 Odd Fellows Temple.
totts Chas H, stenogr 524 Idaho
! iraus Edw, loans 34 Falk bids:. LniOXG EUGENE M, PROPK 110- - tel Oregon, 213 S 9th.
nart Chas A, billiards 1018 W I Main.
I sudeba'ker Bros Co, R N Hill mngr,
vehicles Front n w cor 10th. : cess Mining & Power Co, W F C I Krull pres, 206 McCarthy bldg. L'LLIVAN HON ISAAC N, JUSTICE State Supreme Court, Capitol bldg. Ballivan Jos, contr 407 McCarty bldg. i villivan & Sullivan (Willis E and I La Verne L), lawyers 212 Boise Natl Bank bldg.
Sunday capital news the.
Capital News Publishing Co Pubs, \ 713-715 W Idaho. (See p 29.) fttJXTON ANDREW C, CEMENT
Contractor 2712 W Main. (See
adv below.)
J Andrew C. Sunton
Contractor for all Kinds of
Cement Work TLRRAZZO WORK A SPECIALTY
J 012 W. Main BOISE, IDAHO
; Superior Sash & Door Co (Geo Clith- ero, Chas M Duff, Oscar Owens, Chris Simonson), Fairview cor 28th.
: 'Ktou Grocery Co (H Elmer Laugh- iin), 118 S 9th.
'tton Harvey W, ins agt 217 Son- »ia bldg.
*wan Saml W, meats s s Linden av
3 e of Kroeger av. "*ank Marcellus S, blksmith 1719 N
13th.
:tz Wm J, barber 113 N 7th. WiJKT-TELLER HARDWARE CO,
W N Sweet, Pres; W R Teller, Sec -'ind Treas; 9 00 W Main.
SWEHTTAM & CO (THOMAS .1
Swehttam), Stocks and Bonds 11 Bank bldg, 919 ^ W Main. Swendsen, Swendsen <^ Peirce (Geo L and Warren G Swendsen, Eu- gene S Peirce), civ engs 522 Idaho bldg.
Swift & Co, S C Ogsbury mn~r, whol
meats 412 S 8th. Syms-York Co, H J Syms, pres; L A
York, sec and treas; printers 317
N 8th.
Syndicate Mining Milling & Smelting Co, W B Davidson sec, 3 31 Sonna bldg.
Tabor Stephens B, ins agt 444 Yates bldg.
Tallman Aaron V, asst U S eng 43 9 Yates bldg.
Tallman Maurice H, phys 614 Over- land bldg.
Tate Agency The (Phil E Tate, Ed- mond W Barry), ins 221 Sonna -bldg.
Tate Wibur J, hotel 16th and Main. Taylor Jas B. gunsmith 612 Grove. Taylor Jno M, phys 509 Empire bldg. Taylor Rowtand C, lawyer 409 Ida- ho bldg.
Taylor Soda Water Mnfg Co (Theo A Sloan), 24 9 Warm Springs av.
TAYLOR & BRADFORD (RERLE E Taylor, Burton P Bradford), Law- yers 315 Yates bldg.
Taylor & Chapman (Perry Taylor, Oscar Chapman), baker 1619 N 13th.
TENNYSON LUTHER W, LAWYER
63 4 Empire bldg
;rocer 917 N 12th. mining 402 W Wash-
E, vet surg 708
Terry Fred A, Thacker Jas P,
ington Thayer Clarence
Front.
Thayer Wm D, blksmith South Boise. Thayer & Daughter (Mrs Henrietta
A* and Adelaide E), hairdressers 3
Union blk. Thomas Arian T, mining 310 Grove. Thomas Patrick C, barber 117 S
11th. Thompson Jno,
Main.
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Thompson & Carpenter Co, F E Car- penter, pres; H F Thompson, sec and treas; real est 206 N 7th.
THORXTON EDWARD F GROCER and Postmaster South Boise.
Thrailkill Lewis W, real est 105 W 10th.
Tillotson Asa E, cigars 301 X 8th. TIXG LEE. CHINESE HAXD LAUX-
dry 6 05 W Bannock. Tipton Saml L, lawyer 301 Sonna
bldg.
Toepeprwein Oscar, real est 317 Grove.
Toledo Computing Scale Co, M S
Waters agt. 30 7 X 9th. Tonkin Realty Co (Jno O Tonkin.
Harry F Watson), 107 3 3th. Tootle-Campbell Dry Goods Co, W W
Evans agt, 3 23 Overland bldg. TOURTERROTTE & HUMMEL
(John E Tourtellotte, Charles F
Hummel), Architects 215-21G
Overland bldg. (See line on front
cover. )
Towle Ralph R, optician 100 7 W ."Main.
Trealor Edw P, cigars 829 W Main. Troy Jno, restaurant 110 N 7th. Troy Laundry Co, T J Casey, pres;
H J Allen, sec; J B Colgan, treas;
14 18 W Grove. Truscott Lorenzo, real est 2 53 Sonna
blrig.
Trustee Co of Idaho, O V Allen, pres: Edw Smith, sec; fruit lands 5 Gem bldg.
Tucker & Eichenberger (Jno T Tuck- er, YVm C Eichenberger), grocers 1517 W Main.
Tukey & Titus (Wm H Tukey, Wm S Titus), phys 2 03 Overland bldg.
Turner Theatre, 6th s e cor Main.
Turner Si Peroni (C Jno Turner, Chas Peroni), restaurant 117 S 9th.
Twin Falls Measuring Gate Co, 247 Sonna bldg.
Twin Palls-North Side Land & Wa- ter Co, W S Kuhn, pres; D C Mac- Waters, gen mngr, 314 Boise Natl Bk bldg.
Twin Falls-Oakley Land & Water Co, W S Kuhn, pres; D C Mac-Waters, gen mngr, 314 Boise Natl bldg.
Twin Falls-Raft River Land ter Cos, Paris Martin att*. Boise City Xatl Bk bldg. Twin Falls-Salmon River L Water Co; W S Kuhn, pros MacWTaters, gen mngr; 31 ! Natl Bk bldg. Tver Wilburt H, lawyer 105 N Tyler A din P, bicycles 919 \Y Tyler Mrs Anna, milliner 215
Underwood Chas R, jeweler
Bannock. Underwood Typewriter Co, V
Hamlin mngr, 415 Overlan
UNION CENTRAL LiFi ance Co of Cincinnati, Obi Havm-avi Gen Agent, 201-2" na bldg.
Union i- uel & Feed Co, R S pres; H E Campbell, sec, tn mngr; 111 S 10th and 321 >
Union Savings Sc Trust Co, ' Davidson, pres; J W Rot sec; 3 23 Idaho bldg.
UNITED AUTOGRAPHIC REG Co, Andrew C Jensen & Co Agents, 717 Bannock opp Office. (See p 3 3.)
United States Assay Office, Jo> ham assaver in charge, Ma 2d and 3d.
United States Automatic Wati ply Co, H A Griffith (Cal< pres; J W Brose, sec; 2 4 U bldg.
United States Department of
culture (Drainage Investig;
W G Sloan drainage ens
Yates bldg. United States Department of
culture (Irrigation Invest ig:
Don II Park irrigation en
Yates bldg. United States Department of J
C H Lingenfelter U S di.;
Federal bldg. United States Fidelity & Gu
Co.
9 Idaho bid?
United States Forest Service of Agriculture), Emil Gra forest supervisor, 612 Idah< United States Geological Surve ter resources branch), G Baldwin dist eng, 6^5 I dab ~EVt£ RYT M i rvJG
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A New Town in the Right Location
rpHE business center of 65,000 acres b» of irrigated land. The distributing point for the Jordan Valley District of Eastern Oregon. This district is one of the largest shippers of sheep and wool in the Western country. Homedale is located on the new line of the Oregon Short Line just completed from Nyssa to Homedale. Land around Homedale is being rapidly put under cultivation and sold in small farms. This means a dense population and and a good live town. This is the time to invest; reap your profits while the city is building. : : : : :
GENERAL JLi Ili 9 MANAGER,
For information call or write
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509 Overland Building
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IDAHO STATE GAZETTEER
! A Persistent Advertiser
jlj One of £ Robinson
the most persistent advertisers in the history of success was Crusoe.
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He believed in advertising - He knew what he wanted -
a ship - And he put up an ad for one.
He flung a shirt on a pole at the top of his island; that, in the language of the sea, was plain to every seafaring man.
The circulation was small and there was no other medium, but Crusoe kept it there despite the fact that he got no inquiries for a long time. He changed his copy - as one garment after another was flapped out - and in the end got what he wanted,' was happy and his name and fame have come down through the ages.
The present day merchant is much better off than Cru- soe.
HE HAS THE CITY DIRECTORY
through which he can reach all the people, some of whom want his goods. Your chances of success are thousands to j his one, but your chances of * failure are the same as his.
Suppose Robinson Cruso had taken down that signal after, say, a
year, and declared "Advertising doesn't pay." Where would he and his story now bef
Put up your signal and keep it up. There will be a number of ships cruising around during the year, that will be glad to call and take you oh: the island of Dull Business.
Crusoe advertised under discouraging circumstances - You have got a sure thing - THE CITY DIRECTORY.
We want a Big Ad from You this Year | R. L POLK & CO.. St Paul, Mien.
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United States Land Office, F V Tink- er, receiver; Wm Balderston, reg- ister; Federal bldg.
United States Marshal's Office, Shad- rack L Hodgin marshal, Federal bldg.
United States Navy Recruiting Sta- tion, Clarence L Y/ood in charge, 210 Sonna bldg.
United States Postoffice Inspector, P L Neil Federal bldg.
United States Reclamation Service, Frank E Weymouth supervising eng. Reclamation av cor Julia.
United States Referee in Bankrupt- cy, W H Savidge referee, 217 Em- pire bldg.
United States Surveyor General, Dar- win A Utter surveyor, Federal bldg.
United States Weather Bureau, Edw L Wells sec director, Federal bldg.
University of Idaho Agricultural Ex- tension, W H Olin director, Capi- tol bldg.
Ustick Harlan P, phys 2 23 Mode bldg.
Utah Coal Sales Agency, T C Mays sales agt, 519 Idaho bldg.
Utah Idaho Sugar Co, J G H Grave- ley mngr, 413 S 8th.
Utter Darwin A, United States sur- veyor general Federal bldg.
VALKER I)R EDWARD W, DENT- ist 8 Merino bldg.
VAN EMAN ANDREW G, PRO PR and Mngr Boise Chemical Institute 1-2 Odd Fellows Temple, 90 7 Ida- ho. (See right top lines, adv un- der Assayers also under Chem- ists.)
Vanhooser Millard F, barber 2 09 N : 9th.
Van Valkenburg Elmer F, ins comnr
State Capitol. Vaughan Arthur C, lawyer 210 Ida- - bo bldg.
Vaughan Zenas N, civ eng 319 Yates bldg.
Vonable Alice H, stenogr 616 Over- , land bldg.
Vernon Hotel, Mrs Anna Hiler propr,
tOll^, W Main, fickrey Thos D, ins agt 427 Empire
bldg.
i Visser Jno, architect 521 Overland bldg.
VON PINNON MOHR & MOHR (Is- abella Von Pinnon Mohr, Wm G Mohr), Real Estate, Stock Ranches and Orchard Lands 508 Overland bldg. (See left top lines.)
Waldo H R, lawyer 1 Grunbaum bldg.
Walker Walter S, real est 30 Falk bldg.
Wallace David C, shoes 804 W Main. WAJLLIS JAMES H, STATE DAIRY
Food and Sanitary Inspector and
State Sealer of Weights and Meas- j
iires, Capitol bicig. Wanek Thos J, cigar mnfr 1309
Eastman.
Ward Wm H, cement wkr 2807 W Idaho.
Wardell B F & Co (Benj F and A C Wardell, B F Olden), real est 104 S 10th.
Wardell Elzy E & Son (Elzy E and
Glenn E), lands. Warn Jno F, grocer 221 N 9th. Waters-Whitaker Co (Jas A Waters,
Richd R Whitaker), seeds 213 S
10th.
Watson Mamie, hairdresser 20 Meri- no bldg.
Watson Thos S, grocer 231 Warm
Springs av. Watters Tunnell <fe Mining Co, W C
Stone, pres; O O Hage, sec; E J J
Watters, treas; 517 Idaho bldg. Wattis L R Co, L Ray Wattis gen j
mngr, r r contrs. Watts Jos M, chiropractor 335 Sonna j
bldg.
Wayland & Fennell (Chas W Way- land, Jas A Fennell), architects) 624 Idaho bldg.
Waymire Clarence H, grocer 1521 N 13th.
Weaver Alb E, dentist 313 Overland bldg.
Wedekind Robt R, lawyer 324 Yates bldg.
WEEKLY CAPITAL NEWS AND
Western Farmer Review The, Cap- ital News Publishing Co Pubs, 713-715 W Idaho. (See p 29.) Weil J & Co (Jule Weil), cigars 722 and 814 W Main.
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153 Main St.
Salt Lake City
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National Surety Co.
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AMERICA'S LEADIN SURETY COMPANY Genera! Agents So, Ida
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Welch Jos E, saloon 711 Alain.
Wells Edw L, sec director U S Weather Bureau, Federal bids:.
Welton Jno H, grocer South Boise.
WERTMAN GEORGE W, BUITJD- ing Contractor and Cabinetmaker 211 N 6th. (See adv below.)
Building Contractor and Cabinetmaker
EXPERT TILE SETTER Everything in Wood Work, Shelving, Tables, Counters, Cases, Etc. 211 N. SIXTH ST. Phone Bell 887 Red
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Wertnian Mrs Margaret
gist 414 S 11th. WEST- WOODFORD REALTY EX* change (George L West, Frank C "Woodford), We Trade Property Here and Everywhere, Also Min- ing Promoters 327 Yates bldg. Westby Nels, baker 717 Main. Western Bottling & Packing Co, J A McDavitt, pres; H F Lemp, sec and treas; 214 S 15th. Western Car Advertising Co, Efton
Carr agt, 818 W Idaho. Western Dressed Meat Co, Chas
Creed mngr, 1016 W Main. Western Land Exchange, J L Bilt- gen, pres; G W "Whitney, sec and treas; 7 Merino bldg. Western Packing Co, J G H Grave- ley mngr, whol meats 413 S 8th. WESTERX REPORTING & CREDIT Co, M E Hopkins, Pres; Lee M Parrish, Sec, Treas and Mngr; Commercial Ratings, Collections, Loans and Credit Reporting 412- 414 McCarty bldg. (See embossed line back cover and p 11.) Western Seed & Grain Co, Bernard
B Halter mngr, 120 S Oth. Western Tea Co, A I Robbing pres;
B W Oppenheim, sec; 321 N 8th. | Williams Western Union Telegraph Co, Geo H Hackett mngr, 157 S 8th.
Wheeler-Motter Mercantile Co. /fta.^ vin A Williams and Allyn v kins representatives, whol^ </yy goods 423 Overland bldg.
White Allen P, cement wkr \lio, Fairview av.
White F M & Co (Mrs Phebe J 4^ Fred M White), millinery \\ ) s 11th.
White Floyd C. lawyer 4 53 YftlXs bldg.
White Jas ti, sienogr 520 Idaho ! idg. White Jno PI, photogr 327 Bailiff bldg.
White Varien C, state vet stir.'*
Capitol bldg. Whiteiiead Win S, drugs 818 CO Main.
Whiteway-Lee Construction Co, Jbs Sullivan, pres; C Herbert Lee. %e.c and treas; Aug Whiteway, feM mngr; 402 McCarty bldg. f Whitman & Green (Chas R Wli*«i man, Chas E Green), pluml «s 108 S 13th. Whitney Edw B, photogr 821 IdaBO Whyman Titus & Whyman (p^ Whyman, Wm S Titus, Fr. ri^ Whyman), bowling alley 911 U) Bannock.
Whyte David G, ins agt 327 V ' 2 bldg.
Whyte Wm, photogr 2 05 S 8th. Wickham Chas M, investment 2_ Bank bldg. a Wiggins Wm C, carriage painter ! 0 ? S 15th.
WILEY ANDREW J, CIVIL V Consulting Engineer Gil W Jtff bldg and Sherman House. Wilhite Chas & Co (Chas Wilhfre Saml E Hyde, Matthew Bei-'ilg Jesse Womack), contrs 1602 * 16th. , Wilkinson Reginald H, jeweler 1 0°H
W Main. Williams Mrs Bertha E, billiards W Main.
Blanche, stenogr 11
10th.
' Williams David D, lawyer 416 la-