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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1898
Page
2
The speaker argues idleness in mines and mills harms wealth as machinery sits idle and workers go unpaid while demand collapses. Falling prices for crops and manufactured goods reduce farmers' earnings and raise debts, squeezing profits and wages.
Ts touts unmatched speed safety and comfort with routes offering one to twelve hour quicker times to points East than any line. The claim emphasizes rapid acceleration and better passenger experience across extensive eastbound service.
The Sullivan Hot Springs lie two and a half miles above Clayton on the Salmon river bank. The waters are pleasant for bathing with strong medicinal qualities and sulphur predominance. It is becoming a resort for invalids and pleasure seekers. Mr Sullivan has improved facilities for guests including a day round trip carriage for 50 cents. Two plunge baths are finished and more conveniences are planned.
Notice is given that a settler has filed intent to make a land claim for proof of residence and cultivation. The hearing will be before Ls. Hl Johnston at Challis Idaho on December 18, 1904, with Albert E. Honey named for Lot 10 and adjacent parcels, Sec. 6 Tp 3 N R 108. Witnesses listed include Carl Pitlin John Bradbury Charles Jen Nelx Charles Joaven all of Challis Idaho. Sharps Register. Publication November 18 1904.
Notice from the United States Land Office Hailey Idaho that Idaho Gold Mining Milling Co seeks a patent for the Fourth of July and Home stake lodes and Fourth of July Mill Site in Yankee Fork Mining District Custer County Idaho. Patent covers 20.371 acres on the Fourth of July lode 13.24 acres on the Homestake lode and 5.00 acres on the Mill Site totaling 8,305 acres.
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