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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1909
Page
4
Notice lists completion of works for the diversion of 3 cubic feet per second from Warm Springs Creek at Challis Blaine County Idaho. Daniel G Breyer applicant, 32 cubic feet per second applied to irrigation and domestic use, location in Section 1 Township 13 North Range 40 East to Moiese Meridian. First publication March 5, 1900.
Notice of proof of application of water rights for 0.0 cubic feet per second from Pahsamurol River in Lemhi County Idaho. Edwards Bopejoy posts and cites canal works and Permis No. 418. First publication March 16 1903.
Notice is given that at 9:00 A M on the date in April in Idaho before Halome J Cleveland proof will be admitted of completing works for diverting ten cubic feet per second of Liddbury Creek waters under a prior permit issued by the State Engineer. Hanna C Reese holds the permit with Salt Lake City address. The lands described include Ely BEN Section 34 Township 14 North Range 1 East Boine Meridian and parts of Sections 3 and 4 in Township 14 North Range 2 East. James B Evansen Jr. is the resident engineer. First publication March 4, 100.
The Probate Court of Butte County Idaho orders a private sale of Block 10 in the Coalila Townsite and related parcels in Mayhorse Mining District. Sale set for March 20, 1902 at Milton A. Brown office Challis Idaho with cash payment terms upon court confirmation. Administratrix Raya A. Pierce estate represented by attorney Milton A. Udown. First publication March 1.
In Custer County Idaho district court a complex action seeks to recover 307008 dollars plus costs and interest from John G Morrison tied to fraudulent deals and a fraudulent mortgage on the Morrison Placer and several lode mining claims in Yankee Fork Mining District. The plaintiff alleges Morrison conspired with James A Steen and Tevis N Crafts to foreclose a mortgage and transfer title, with Steen dying, heirs named, and Crafts purchasing at sheriff sale. The suit seeks foreclosure relief, a declaration of invalid transfers, and restraining deed issuance to remove any lien or right of defendants. The case names multiple Steen and Steen heirs plus Addie Steen and Jeanette Mether, against Morrison and others. The action was filed March 26, 1909, with notice for appearance and answer within the statutory period.
John Bl, attorney for Milton A, furnishes notice of private sale by order of the Probate Court of Caster County Idaho. The property includes the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter and other described lands in section 28, township 14 north range 19 east, with water rights and irrigation ditches, dwelling, and improvements. Auction to occur after February 2, 1900, at the office of Milton Kruwa Chaltia Idaho, with bidding instructions and terms provided.
A Hammark Tribune poem laments changing given names and spellings in modern times. It notes how classics like Marie and Katharine fall out of favor, while Alya Lyly and Lyly appear, and Mary Helen evolve into new forms. The piece muses on why readers embrace updated spellings and names.
A narrator recalls an Arab legend of three sisters born to a sun king. Their green eyed love quest ends in tragedy as the sisters seek the beloved beyond life. An Englishwoman’s drowning echoes the myth, suggesting she became a sea flower seeking a distant beloved.
Custer County Idaho offers vast inducements to settlers and capitalists. It features diverse resources and a thriving mining history from Stanley Basin to Loon Creek. The region, spanning about 5 000 square miles, emphasizes mining, farming, stock-raising, and potential irrigation on Salmon River and tributaries.
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