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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1906
Page
8
Judge J M Stevens fixes 1907 term dates across Bingham Custer Fremont and Lemhi counties. Terms begin at 10 a m on scheduled dates with publication in county newspapers for two weeks. Dated Blackfoot Idaho November 30 1906.
The article notes Roosevelt’s sweeping cabinet changes naming Cortelyou Bonaparte Meyer Metcalf Strauss Garfield and Garfield with various posts. It highlights rapid executions in Texas and a one hour marriage case in Indiana, framing a growing quick finish trend. It quotes Judge Grosscup calling the message a crazy quilt and cites California anger over Japan policy.
A Texas prosecuting attorney fined his father for violating a sidewalk ordinance, a reflection that hints at broader comparisons between the United States and Russia. The remark recalls boyhood days as the attorney contemplates civic rules and national identity.
North Sunbeam Gold Company through agent W A Brodhead applies for a US patent for the Exchequer group of lode mining claims in Yankee Fork Mining District Custer County Idaho. Describes Exchequer Matilda North Sunbeam Squaw Hitch and Ridge lodes with survey notes, adjacent claims, and total area 88304 acres. Publication in Challis Silver Messenger. First publication November 6, 1906.
Robert Morrison sheriff elect of Custer County Idaho gives notice of intent to apply to the Board of County Commissioners at January 1907 regular session for a deputy. Dated November 19 1906 with first publication November 27 1906.
In the Probate Court of Custer County Idaho a petition by Clara Morrisey administratrix alleges the need to sell all or part of Edward N Morrisey estate to pay debts and administrative costs. A hearing is set for January 4 1907 at 10 am in Challis Idaho with publication of this order in the Silver Messenger for four consecutive weeks.
Publication alerts that on December 29 1906 at 2 p m before Saloma J Cleveland in Lemhi County Idaho proof will be submitted that works divert 3.2 cubic feet per second from Spring Creek in Custer county for irrigation and domestic use. Permit holder Uriah Wells with permit 1033, lands 160 acres described Sec 21 and Sec 28 Tp 14N R22E B M, completion date January 8 1907, water for irrigation and domestic use, first publication November 20 1906.
On January 9 1907 at May in Saloma County Edward Popejoy files for a water diversion permit 418 creating 625 cubic feet per second for irrigation and domestic use from the Pahsamaroi River in Custer County Idaho. The project covers 820 acres described as SE of NW quarter and other sections in Township 1 L N Range 24 E B M and includes three unsurveyed 40 acre tracts east of land. Jas Stephenson Jr. notes first publication December 4 1906.
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