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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Queenie" data-source="post: 4039563" data-attributes="member: 8058">Boarding HousesIn addition to the hotels in town there are five boarding houses for long-term residents of the town. Great Western Boarding House and Café.  This 20x35 foot three-story clapboard structure is located at the northeastern corner of the intersection of Fremont and South Streets.  It is owned by Bill and Peg Watkins.   Rooms are rented for $ 8 a week which includes two meals a day.  Non-boarders can purchase breakfast for a nickel and lunch for a dime.  Two of the fifteen tenant rooms are currently vacant. Fly’s Boarding House  This 25x30 foot two-story wood-framed building is on the east side of Fremont Street between Main and Sierra.   It is owned by Roger and Janet Fly.  Roger’s brother operates a boarding house in Tombstone by the same name.  Roger Fly also operates an adjacent photo studio.  Rooms are rented for $ 9 a week which includes two meals a day.  The Fly’s are very selective about who they rent to, but they base this on a person’s occupation and character rather than race, as one of the current tenants is actually a half-orc. Two of the six tenant rooms are currently vacant.  The Cochise This 20x30 foot three-story clapboard building is on the west side of  the beginning of Federal Street, north of Sierra.  It is owned by Ezra and Elvira Hooton.  Rooms are rented for $ 6 a week which includes two meals a day.  One of the twelve tenant rooms is currently vacant.  The Comstock House. This 20x25 foot three-story brick building is on the southeast corner of South and Allen Streets.  It is owned by Russell and Beatrice Lee. Rooms are rented for $ 6 a week which includes two meals a day.   Most of the tenants work for the Silverbell Mining Company.  Five of he ten tenant rooms are currently vacant.  The Double Eagle Boarding House.  This 20x25 foot three-story brick building is on the northwest corner of Fremont and Sierra Streets.  It is owned by the Morand Family and managed by Clay and Hannah Milford.  Rooms are rented for $ 8 a week which includes three meals a day.   Meals are generally not sold to the public but one tenant, Danby Jones, purchases lunches for his coworkers at Condon’s Bank.  None of the eight tenant rooms are currently vacant</blockquote>

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