Custer county described amid wealth growth and climate
An extended retrospective on Custer County by James L. Onderdonk outlines rising real and personal property values from 1841 to 1888, large mine and placers gold production, a thriving school fund and hospital, low crime, timbered lands, and a favorable climate. The account notes population near 2000, developing mail routes, and future mining optimism amidst steady development and revenue growth.
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Custer County
Challis
Ketchum
Wood River
RJA. Pierce & Son
Bonanza
Custer
Idaho
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Idaho Moves to Ban Gambling in New Laws
The Idaho Fourth Session enacted measures with many bills signed by the governor. House bill 165 prohibits gambling, detailing offenses and penalties, while other signed laws cover the medical bill, revenue amendments, school district organization, tax exemptions for farmers' ditches, road overseer elections, insolvency proceedings, and city Boise charter changes. The gambling prohibition includes penalties of fines up to 200 dollars and up to four months imprisonment, plus duties for officers to seize gambling devices and prosecute offenders. The full text of House bill No. 165 outlines prohibitions on games of chance, witness requirements, and prosecutorial duties under the act.
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Idaho
Clearwater County
Senate
Boise
First Street
Albion Normal School
Workman
Monte
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K. A. Pierce, MM. Sweet
James L. Onderdonk
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LO. O. F
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Wm. Elder, Prop
R. N. Hunt
James Gayle
H. Felener
Cooe
R. N. Hull & Co
Es Wholesale
Merchandln
Miers
R. N.haall & Co
Ash
Rich & Pierce
Man Street
Blackfoot, Houston & Challis Stage Company
Concord
B. H. & C. Stage Co
Blackfoot
J. P. Spatorne
Agt
W. Voaier
Gen
Mgr
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J. Jones
Challis, Idaho
John P. Spalding
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