Mining lode claim notice from 1898 for Custer county Idaho
Public mining notice published in a local paper from 1898 detailing lode mining claims, boundaries, and required filings. It lists location near the Weillkee Fork area, references to a Brantion lode, and instruction to file with the Register at Hatley Malley. Names include E. Brodhrad and LACKION.
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Bk. Co
Annie
Brantion Lode
Eadord
Guster
Wayne Ode
Weillkee Fork
Malley
Hisho
Sabi Elim
Brodhrad
A.D
Custer County
Athe
Hatley
Broduead
State of
Hiram A. Pearsons
Bate
Custer
Diabo
Red Rock
Jordan Creeks
Yankee Fork Creek
Morrison and Pearsons
Eldorado
Red Rock Creek
Morrison and
Peirwonn
Boaring House
Washington Rowl
Alea
Jordan Creek
Idaho
Morrison
Morrison & Mesraons
Red Rock Gulch
Washington
MUI
Joan J. McCarthy
Hiram’ A. Peary Fons
Milton A. Irowa
Chalks
Lund
Clulta TS
Chalils
Custer Couny
State of Idaho
Beardsley
Loden
Register
United States Land Office
Bi Halley
W. B. Prowmean
Challis
Itahio
H. Brodhead
A.D. W. H. Watt
Silver Coinage Demand Rises in Indiana Republicans
Laporte Indiana and surrounding counties show a growing push for a silver plank at the Republican State Convention with leaders in editors and politicians racing to influence the platform. The public mood shifts toward restoring silver to monetary prominence amid tariff debates and distrust of past currency policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinetanuti Enquirer
Laporte
Isp
Indiana
Beardsley North Extension Lode Patent Notice
Notice announces J Salisbury of Salt Lake City has applied for a U S patent for the Beardsley North Extension Lode in Idaho s Ray horse mining district Custer county with described bearings and corners as per survey. includes a political aside from Chauncey M Depew predicting future party platforms and West votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyrsan Bratae Lamp Omaics
Hatley
Idaho
J. Salisbury
Salt Lake City
Tuuh
United States
Beardsley North
Sttuute
Rayhorse Minime
Custer County
State of Idaho
Tlee
Corawr No
Silver planks and pledges in western politics
The Boise Evening Mail argues the Republican and Democratic bimetallic planks fail to satisfy the silver question. It urges adopting the People's Party 16 to 1 plank, insisting the candidate pledge full support or be trusted less. The paper favors the People's Party platform overall.
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Chauncey M. Depew
West
Ohio
Mississippi
Rocky Mountain News
Tariff McKinley
People’s Party
Mail
Boise
Lvening Mail
Miners Union Formed and Active in 1895
Yellow Jacket reports the Miners Union organized on February 15, 1895, with seventy five members at the last meeting. Officers include President J. C. Welch, Vice President A. J. Perry, Recording Secretary M. J. Sanderson, Financial Secretary John Cottrell, Treasurer Carl Schonover, Conductor Chas Noland, Warden Al Mendenhall, Executive Committee Henry Duffy James Roe John Dale.
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Yellow Jacket
J. C. Welch
A. J. Perry
M. J. Sanderson
John Cottrell
Carl Schonover
Chas. Noland
al. Mendenhall
Henry Duffy
James Roe
John Dale
The Honest Dollar as a Social Threat
The speaker attacks the so called honest dollar, arguing it grows in value over time to cheat debtors and enrich the rich. It harms laborers, farmers, and borrowers, enabling bondholders to seize homes and wealth. The piece labels the concept a major cheat, liar, oppressor, and robber in economic life.
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Dee
Tee
Aimee A
MeFediten
Idett Survey
Dogtoor
Ines
Yan An
Ifipation
Paris
Beanie Linge
San Fran
ARM and Hammer Soda
Church & Coo
New York
Chellis
Seopficial Paper
Custer Quinty
A. Pirroz
M. Sweet
Slver
Reas
Republican Party
McKinley
Chicago
Congress
Cleveland
Winchester
Winchester Repeating Arms Co
New Haven, Conn
Cornish & CO
General Fund
J. P. Spaupine
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