A grizzled old western man being scrubbed in a barrel upon which hung a sign that read, "We Wash Anything."

A man stood behind bars in jail. His checkered past had caught up with him, and he wore a checkered shirt.

A sign read:

Vote For
I. M. Woreout
Sheriff
• HARDly WORKING
• ALERT for Breakfast . Lunch . Dinner!
• HONEST ??!
• DEPENDABLE (will always take a bribe!!)

Reward posters were on the wall outside the jail. The one in the middle began, "Warning to thieves, thugs, fakirs, and bunkosteerers." According to dictionary.com, Bunko steerer means a swindler, especially a person who lures another to a gambling game to be cheated.

A sign outside a hotel read,

Room And Board
ROOM .................................. $1.00
ROOM with roof .................... $2.00
ROOM with roof and bed ...... $3.00
ROOM (deluxe) with walls ...... $4.00
FLOORS and WINDOWS ..... $5.00

BATH (Hot) When sun shines 75 cents

A menu was posted on the wall of the restaurant. It read:

MENU
Grits & Gravy .... $1.00
Hoot Owl Soup .... 75 cents
Family Style Vittles
Corn Pone
Sow Belly "n" Grits
Black Eyed Peas
Soggy Bread

A man in a chair held a note that read, "Help! I'm being robbed." A gun was pointed at the note.

The wooden sidewalk was uneven and required stairs between levels.

Two kids wandered the sidewalk. One paused to peer into the "Wells Fargo Stagecoach and Telegraph Office."

A Livery was at the far end of the street through Tofteville.

The streets of Tofteville were sparsely crowded that day.