Humboldt County CA Archives History - Books .....Freshwater 1890
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Book Title: History And Business Directory Of Humboldt County

FRESHWATER

Is situated nine miles northeast of Eureka, three miles off the Arcata and
Eureka stage road, and on the Freshwater Railroad. This town is the supply depot
for the entire valley and surrounding country. The enterprising merchant, Alex.
Coeur, carries the most complete general merchandise stock in the county. C. M.
Foster, the pioneer stage driver and stable keeper, runs a stage twice a day to
and from Eureka. Geo. E. Shinn, the postmaster, stationer and book-seller, is
another enterprising citizen. He is alert to the wants of the community, and
keeps apace with the progress of the county. Richard Allard, an old pioneer, is
the genial host of the Summerville Hotel. P. McAleenan, the general merchandise
dealer, enjoys the esteem and a liberal patronage of the people.


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History and Business Directory of

HUMBOLDT COUNTY
DESCRIPTIVE OF THE
NATURAL RESOURCES
DELIGHTFUL CLIMATE
PICTURESQUE SCENERY
BEAUTIFUL HOMES

THE ONLY COUNTY IN THE STATE CONTAINING NO CHINAMEN

LILLIE E. HAMM, PUBLISHER
(COPYRIGHTED)
EUREKA, CALA.
DAILY HUMBOLDT STANDARD 
NOVEMBER, 1890.


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