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1. Chinese gambling pieces, coins, and opium pipe Chinese gambling pieces, coins, and opium pipeChinese Americans
Boise (Idaho); Ada County
Coins
Gambling
Game pieces
Opium pipes
Chinese gambling pieces and coins are featured in the above shelf. Below is an opium pipe. Raw opium was rolled into a ball and placed in the pipe bowl.

2. Chinese man smoking opium Chinese man smoking opiumChinese Americans
Oregon (State)
Smoking
Narcotics
Opium pipes
Dwellings
A Chinese man on his bed smoking opium. Smoke billows from his mouth. His pipe is inserted into a small bowl.

3. Chinese men with opium pipes, ca. 1910 Chinese men with opium pipes, ca. 1910Chinese Americans
DeLamar (Idaho); Owyhee County
Smoking
Opium pipes
Dwellings
Two Chinese men identified as Hank and Ham smoking opium pipes at a residence in DeLamar, Idaho. Laundry hangs on clothes lines between h

4. Glass lamp and opium tins Glass lamp and opium tinsChinese Americans
Boise (Idaho); Ada County
Lamps
Containers
This glass lamp was used by Chinese to prepare opium for smoking. Opium was legally shipped in these tins from China to this county until it was prohibited in 1906.

5. Interview with Mabel Quong, April 29 1976 Interview with Mabel Quong, April 29 1976Chinese Americans
Boise (Idaho); Ada County
Business enterprises
Agriculture
Emigration and Immigration
Associations
Organizations
Women
Oral History
Quong, Mabel
A selection from Part A of the Mabel Quong interview. Mabel Quong discusses her migration to Boise and her family's adaptation to life in America. She mentions her opposition to the tongs and deplorab

6. Opium pipe Opium pipeChinese Americans
Boise (Idaho); Ada County
Opium pipes
An opium pipe used by Chinese pioneers. Opium was legal and in fequent use within mining camps prior to 1906.

7. Opium pipe and pipe scraper Opium pipe and pipe scraperChinese Americans
Boise (Idaho); Ada County
Opium pipes
An opium pipe and pipe scraper. Opium was legal and in fequent use within mining camps prior to 1906.

8. Samples from a general store ledger with Chinese worker purchases, 1879 Samples from a general store ledger with Chinese worker purchases, 1879Chinese Americans
Elk City (Idaho); Idaho County
Business enterprises
Stores and shops
Merchandise exchanges
Elk City General Store
Copies from a ledger book from the Elk City General Store revealing purchases made by Chinese workers during 1879. Common purchases made by these workers include envelopes, payment for sending letters

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