Water rights and probate notices across Idaho counties
Notices announce water appropriation permits for Double Spring Creek in May County with irrigation and domestic use, priority back to 1900, and court actions in Crater, Challis, and Custer counties involving estates, guardians, and divorce filings. Included are probate sales orders, publication dates, and legal deadlines in The Silver Messenger.
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Hovles
Lemb
of Idaho
Uhe
Idatia
Pomtafica Adidrena
Peteon
Vandervort
le Kirk+wood & Vandervort
Jan
Sreenkswoy
Firat Pob
Jan Phen
Superfluous Cash and a Ward's Quiet Fortune
Phil Graham's failed venture shakes town but Miss Benton endures. The Major Andresov worries for his ward while she quietly proves self reliance. Years later a Chicago visit reveals their settled happiness and the caution that wealth can disrupt harmony.
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Neale and Company
Neale
Phil Graham
Phil
Aaid
Maj. Andresov
Pretty Nel
Max Benton
Andersons
Nell
Misa Benton
Miss Benton
Tao Hia
van Amile
Epenot
Mies Banton
Chicago
Fragmented exchange hints at cautious money matters
An anxious speaker warns to be careful and attentive at the door while a hesitant line of dialogue coins phrases about money. A smiling, protective stance and a major's hushed remark suggest concealed cash and a belief someone saved another from going out. The scene carries secretive, tense undertones.
Baker City Water System Doubles as Gold Mine Victory
Baker City Washington owns a gravity water system from Elk Creek and the Auburn ditch. The title includes the Nelson placer mines eight to ten miles west, leased for good returns. The city may operate the mine or lease it, with revenue expected to cover city expenses and fund sewerage, lights, paving, sprinkling, and a planned mineral palace showcasing local ores.
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Baker City
Wash
Elk Creek
Auburn
Nelson Placer
United States
Mirgent
Oregon
Bank Bills in Car Wheels From Cash to Caliper
A Washington report notes that canceled paper money worth tens of millions is macerated daily and turned into pulp for railroad car wheels. Ink is removed, the pulp dried, baled, and sent to manufacturers, with new notes printed for each denomination.
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Treasury Department
Washington
Treasury
United States
Uquidation
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Kasparilla Aimed At Digestive Troubles For Health
This sterling household remedy is promoted as a natural corrective for digestion and liver function. It claims to aid digestion, stimulate appetite, and ease sour stomach and constipation while addressing general weakness and fatigue. Sold by Hoyt_Curtain_Co in Portland, Oregon with a buyer refund if unsatisfied.
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Hoyt Cuxuicat, Co
Portland
Oregon
Sale of Mining Property in Margaret Dunn Estate Court
In the Probate Court of Custer County Idaho the matter of the Fatate of Margaret Dunn deceased seeks a sale order of mining interests. Attorney Gy Glen don filed February 1900 requesting permission to sell all mining property for best interests. A hearing is set March 10 1900 at 11 A M in Challis Idaho Court House. Publication ordered in The Shoshone Merken. Seal. Judge G Vinell dated February 11 1900 first publication February 16 1900.
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Catherine Jane Corkin
Dabo
Dietriot Court
State of Idaho
Custer
Thie
Witlin
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
Idaho
M. Henderson
Minrow
A. Byony
Plalevitt
Addenan Challis
Abo
Firat
Margaret Dunn
Qlendon
Coourt
Challis
Shid
Department of the Interior
U. 8
Bailey
John L. Kirkpatrick
Puttersoo
Lembhit County
Sey
Swu
Boise Meridian
Frank P. McCracken
ProLate Court
Mt Nalinon
Charles Black
Ellis
Stephen Wilorn
Jake
Samuel G. Bradbury
Patterson
Chrie Cavanaugher
McMahon, Register
U.S
Holley
Daniel Stephens
Township
L.h.johnston
Chal- Us
Dubo
Alex King
George Thompson
John W. Steph
John M. Pushaw
Order to Show Cause in Idaho Probate Court
In Challis Idaho the Probate Court orders Elizabeth Christian estate to show cause why administrator John F Christian may sell real property to pay debts and costs. Hearing set for February 83 1900 at 11 00 A M with publication of four weekly notices in The Silver Messenger.
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Elizabeth Christian
John F. Christian
Elizabeth
Christian
Unis
Challis
Custer County
Idaho
Ko Subeh
Silver Messenger
Said
JG. Pinnell
LE Ua
Milton A. Brown
Atorney
Custer County Idaho Growth Promise and Rich Mineral Wealth
Custer County Idaho offers vast inducements to settlers and capitalists. The region features diverse mining districts, farming, stock-raising, and extensive valleys. Key towns include Challis Mackay Bay horse and Stanley Basin while mines such as Mackay Bayhorse Yankee Fork and Loon Creek attract capital. The county spans about 5,000 square miles with transportation needs and irrigation opportunities.
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Custer County
Idaho
General Custer
Montana
Stanley Basin
Challis
Mackay
Houston
Bay Horse
Clayton Mi
Bonanza
Custer
Stanley
Big Lost River Valley
Thousand Spring
Round
Pahsamaroi
East Fork
Antelope
Connecticut
Delaware
Rhode Island
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Blackfoot
Morgan Creek
Garden Creek
Bayhorse
Poverty
Centennial Flat
Clayton
Slate Creek
Thompson Treels
Robinson Bar
Fisher
Sheep Mountain
Seafoam
Loon Creek
Washington Basin
Yankee Park
Lucky Boy
Yankee Fork
Castor County
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Nettomal
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