Notice of settler proof filed at Houston Idaho
Department of the Interior publishes a notice asserting a named settler has filed intent to make real proof in support of the claim. The proof is to be made before D. E. McCallum U.S. Commissioner at Houston Idaho on September 4, 1900. Witnesses listed include August Hela Alvin Ewing JTL Greene and M Belatry to prove continuous residence and cultivation of the land.
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Department OF the Interior
Bua
D. E. McCallum
Houston
Idah
John Johnson
Ry New
BEY
Bee
Ae TN
Rea Fe
Ramion
Vis
August Hela
Idaho
Alvin Ewing Jtl Greene
M.belatry
Notice of intention to make foal proof for claim
Notice announces Samed netter and Mut intend to file foal proof before D. K. Mc Callum in Houston Idaho on August 29 1900. It lists BEY SEW Bec 4 NEW NEW Sec 25 Tp 1N 2W and Lot 4 Bee 19 Lot 1 Bee 30 Tp N R BE as claimed lands. Witnesses listed are Stephen Navarre David McCulloch S W Anderson John Lehman all residents of Houston Idaho. First publication July 24 1900.
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Samed Netter
D. KH. McCallum
Houston
Idaho
Robert M. Davidson
R. BE
PayD Hotel Offer Near Mui Vérec Center
PayD Hotel operates on the north side of Mui Vérec near the central market, moor west of Homey jewelry store, offering rooms by day week or month at reasonable rates with basic furnishings and market-rate amenities.
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Mui Vérec
Vaurt
Homey i Jewelry Store
Eaye Furntbes
Stanley Dredge Work Revamps Boilers and Flume Expansion
Manager L E Moses travels to Ketchum to install new boilers for the Stanley Dredge, totaling about 160 horsepower. Dredge upgrades include a revolving grizzly replacement and a double compartment flume splitting waste dirt from pay dirt, with output hampered by water shortages. Prospecting at Basin Creek yields several locations and a new gold strike near Tremper boosts hopes of Stanley becoming a major producer akin to Cripple Creek. Local reports note legal and logistical moves for a potential Short Line branch from Pocatello to Arco, with county-wide mining activity and investment interest ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Moses
Ketchum
Geo, Smith
Sid. Roberts
Stanley Creek
Valley Creek
Stanley Basin
Basin Creek
T. A. Perkins
H.H. Marshall
F. J. Clyde
H. H. Marshall
Wm. Tremper
Jo. J. Mack
Henry Duffy
Tremper
W. A. Crawford
Frank Caldwell
Blackfoot
Tony DeMartine
Cripple Creek
Stanley
Bates Quiet About Idaho Midland Plans For Big Build
Idaho Midland president Thomas W. Bates, back from the East, says he has nothing for publication yet but hints at soon announced news. Bonds sale is reported arranged and finances described as flourishing. A large labor force may be hired to rush more than 100 miles of track before winter, tunneling planned in heavy weather, reaching Lemhi county in spring with profitable operations once mining regions connect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Bates
Idaho Midland Railroad
Bates
Lemhi
Boise Statesman
Betting Odds Even as Bryan Money Floods in
Betting odds on the presidential race shift to even money with heavy Bryan bets. Wall Street brokers who touted McKinley earlier retract, and local finangler George McCaffrey bets $5,000 on Bryan. The scene suggests renewed confidence in Bryan amid rising Bryan money.
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New York
Bryan
McKinley
Wall Street
George McCaffrey
Notice of Warrants Against Custer County
Claims for warrants listed against Custer County must be presented within sixty days of the advertisement to receive payment with 7 percent interest. Warrant ranges include Current Expense Fund 1900 Nos. 17 56, Road Fund 1900 Nos. 13 88, and Road Redemption Fund 1904 No. 185. Treasurer R N Hout notes interest starts from registry date to ten days after ad date. Dated Challis July 1 1900.
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Custer County
R.N. Hout
Challis
Large smoke from fires near Challis and local notices
Dense smoke blankets Challis as heavy timber fires burn nearby amid dry hills. Idaho poet T. Shelley Sutton named Spokesman-Review editor at Spokane. Custer reports another gambling case with acquittal amid tax payer costs. Roosevelt campaign spins and Italian king’s assassination headline. Local theater shows and mining plans update Challis readers on events and changes.
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Challis
Fur
T. Shelley Sutton
Idaho
Spokesman-Review
Spokane
Ashington
Custer
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Hauby
Tanto
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Mary Born
Stanley Dredgings
Stanley Dredge Co
Moses
Hailey
Knox Taylor
Saaae
Leamp
Supt
Dutty
Sampes
Taylor
Mr. Taylor
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Mr. Bates
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Schley
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Italy
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Victor Emanuel III
Conger
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Tien Tsin
B. L. Whitely
San Juan Hill
Mr. Whitely
Long Valley
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Uncle Sam
Blackbird
Messrs. McCornick and Hall
Salt Lake
Blackbird Copper Gold Co
E. A. Rendicker
Buchanan
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Brooklyn
Sarah Dodge
A. C. Bomar
W. E. Pierce
Sawtooth Country
R. N. Bell
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Henry MecCornick
Arthur McGown
J. H. Boomer
Wallace
Ed. Nickerson
Cape Nome
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Chas. ‘Een
Bert Wilson
E. B. Curtis
Thos. Grove
Messrs. Sheldon and
Thompson
Roosevelt
Adlai’ Stevenson
Leroy Hillman
Fred T. Dubois
U. S
Washington County
Tha
Weiser
Phi Kappa
Head of
Lost River
W. Stickney
Hailey, Id
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Jim. McLarren
Wm. Ellis
Salmon & Challis
Charles Frost
C. B. Austin
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