09 Apr 1907
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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1907
Page
1
A brief notice describes lodging at Mrs. M. Jose's hotel located a short distance northwest of R. N. Hull & Co's store. The item notes proximity to the store and identifies the lodging location for readers.
The United States Express Co wagons ferried five hundred gold bars weighing 28 to 30 pounds each from the assay office to the Liberty street ferry, then to the Philadelphia mint. The 14 to 15 thousand pound consignment, part of a $10 million transfer, travels under armed guard with boxes valued at about $60,000 each. Each bar is worth around $8,000. Guards relay along the cross continental route, with past shipments including coin for the Philippines.
The Challis Idaho district court began on April 3 1907 with Judge James M Stevens presiding. Cases include Grand Larceny State vs Wm Larter verdict not guilty and several civil matters such as foreclosure quiet title and divorces with multiple parties named including Pierce Spalding Jenson Foley LaRouche Nowacki Pelton Chamberlain and others. A May 1 1907 public notice covers proof of water use for Bullburg Creek in Custer county with Manoah C Reese as applicant.
The case of Moyer Haywood and Pettibone is set for trial in Boise on May 9. Clerk Henderson has been bedridden for a week with mumps. legal location blanks are available for sale at this office.
Charles Risch Mann of Myers Custer county Mahow, March 10 1907 issues notice to heirs of L L Seigmund deceased that he has expended 100 dollars on the Botte quartz lode claim for 1906 and demands 25 dollars from co-owners plus 15 dollars advertisement cost within ninety days or they lose rights. property becomes his under Section 2324 Revised Statutes.
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