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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1908
Page
4
Assessment notice reads in broken form from Guntur county Adunn Dinbord Arig setae with wires noting July sen and Nhe, detailing property assessment actions and deadlines in a fragmented local notice.
A notice states that Mouth Pusher Gold Milling Company Limited of Challis Ireland will auction corporate assets and capital stock on a specified November date. The document, signed by secretary and chairman, warns that failure to respond will forfeit the right to contest the sale and costs of advertising.
George A. Ellis administrates the estate of Wile deewmbedd and notifies all creditors and concerned parties to exhibit their claims with proper proofs within a stated period at his residence in Bilin, Coster County, Idaho. Publication dated September.
The under argoed Mudiong Osemen acting as administrator publishes notice to creditors and all persons having claims against Joseph Jump deceased to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after the first publication at his residence in Claypool Idaho. The administrator is Hudlong Carmen Adelostater in the County of Idaho. First publication date not stated.
The document states a co owner in the Seven Hundred Dollar assessment on Custer Fork Miving Law is notified of payment obligations for years 1901 and 190? under Section 9334 amendments. It lists sums of 8715.00 and 330.00 ad fees, totaling 363.00, with $15.00 advertisement cost. If not paid within 96 hours after legal publication, the claimant warns that the undisbursed share will become property of the undersigned co owner Lester. Bayhorse Idaho dated May 23rd, 108.
Reading the tale of the Northern Star potato, investors in Marlkind Fifeshire paid 21210 per ton, then two pounds bought by dealers near Lincoln grew to 140 pounds this year. Growers Kime of Manhunele Fen and Wades of Epworth spent on further consignments, while King Edward VII potato prices rose from £12 10s 8d per ton to 40. The sequence shows extraordinary gains amid a curious finance fairy tale.
A Philadelphia firm sold an X-ray machine to the Japanese government to detect coin theft at mints. The system will randomly test workers by electricity and potential dismissal, aiming to curb embezzlement of gold dollars. A similar suggestion about using X-ray weight for diamond trade is noted.
Notice is given that at 10am on December 2 in Challis Idaho before W J Lawrie proof will be submitted that works for the diversion of 4.2 cubic feet per second of Warm Sprig Creek waters are completed and applied to beneficial irrigation and domestic uses under permit M427, with 2.2 cfs to be used at the specified place and priority date February 9, 1904. Jas Stockenson Jr State Engineer. First publication Nov 17 1903.
Notice dated December 20 1904 in Challis Idaho before W J Lamme. Weltha W Drake holds a permit to divert 44 cubic feet per second of Sheep Creek water for irrigation and domestic use. Permit area covers unsurveyed land in Antelope Valley Custer County. Completion date December 29 1908 with works capable of delivering water to the intended site. Land description and applicant details included. publication untidied.
A drifting tale reports an American schooner named General Grant that sailed from Australia to London with gold and wool. Nearly four decades later in Auckland a storm capsized the ship in a cavern like reef, sinking her with only one sailor and two children saved. Attempts to recover the gold have failed.
Notice announces a water diversion permit completion for Garden Lake waters 12.8 cubic feet per second. Wm Buster and Mons Metzger listed as permit holders. address Challis Idaho. permit number 1010. completion date August 17, 1910. Lands described in sections 22 21 28 township range noted. state engineer Jas Strupenson Jr signs. Publication date November 17, 1908.
The State of Idaho greets Melville Juffrey and summons him to appear within forty days where served elsewhere, ten days within this county, or twenty days if served out of county to answer a complaint for 250 dollars plus 10 percent annual interest on a promissory note, with costs. Judge A K Smith signs the summons dated November 10, in Custer Precinct Idaho.
Notice is hereby given that at 10 a.m. on the 10th day of November 1908 in May County Lemhi Idaho before Salome Cleveland a proof will be heard for the diversion of 0.6 cubic feet per second of the waters of the Pahsamaroi river in Lemhi County under a permit issued by the State Engineer. Permit holders are Julio C. Ross Harry Bates and James Wells with addresses in Goldburg Cuater Idaho. Permit No 414 completion set January 5 1909 water to be used for irrigation and domestic purposes. Land for the water available totals 480 acres described as NW Y See 2 15 NEY SHY See 1 5Wy NEY NWY Wie NWY Fee. Wh BEN See &, Tp 12 N Jas State Engineer. Most publication Nov 17 1908.
In Custer County Idaho the Probate Court schedules the December 1 1908 hearing for the Will of Margaret Dunn deceased. Edward A McDonald seeks letters testamentary. Clerk G Pinnell signs and dates the notice with reference to Challis court house and sp court seal.
Notice to Lee Bunch and others of expended labor and improvements totaling 366.06 for 1000 year and 806.66 for 1907 on Stanley Lucky Boy Nonanza King Kaceno Arrow Head Mudge Boonoza War placer claims in Custer county Idaho to hold claims under 2824 RS and amendments. If not shared within 90 days after service or publication, co owners will be liable for 8749.12 per claim representing undivided 4 0 interest. assigns undersigned.
Notice for Publication states that on the th day of January, 109, in May County Idaho proof will be submitted for the beneficial use of 6.4 cfs from the Pahsamarol River under Permit No. 418. Edward Popejoy of Goldburg Idaho holds the permit. The water will be used for irrigation at lands described as sections 20 and 33 Township 11 North Range West in Idaho. Ditch works conduct the water to the use site. Priority date claimed is November 19, 1003. State Engineer Jas Sirpitenson signs as first part Nov 17, 1208.
Custer County Idaho offers vast inducements to settlers and capitalists with its mining districts Mackay Bay Horse Stanley Basin and Yankee Fork. the region spans about 5000 square miles larger than Connecticut and Rhode Island combined. key towns include Challis Mackay Bayhorse Clayton and Stanley with numerous mills smelters and a dredge operation. the area holds nearly 5000 mining claims yet to be prospected.
Agriculture supplements mining in enriching Custer County with irrigated valleys and vast timbered mountains. Salmon river and Lost river waters feed tens of creeks creating arable lands. stock-raising thrives in mild winters and lush ranges. The county boasts rich soils, timber, growing tax revenue, schools, churches, and abundant mineral wealth including gold and copper.
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