03 Jan 1905
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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1905
Page
1
The garbled text references Idaho and county action involving a board or hotel related matter. Details are unclear due to damage, but the fragment mentions a stage, a door, and an official office. No clear date or full entities can be confirmed from the readable portion.
Co owner Grampp notifies that one hundred dollars in labor and improvements were expended on the Copper King Lode mining claim in the Bayhorn Mining District Custer. He states that failure to contribute the proportionate amount within ninety days after notice and publication will cause the co owner’s interest to be transferred. Total due includes the labor, improvements, and advertisement costs totaling sixty five dollars. Publication dated June 9, 1905.
Bayhors Idaho co owner GroWl Emery emails notice to Antonio DelGrosso and heirs that $10,000 ish labor and improvements were expended on the White Field quartz mining claim near Poverty Fist ink creek in the Bayhors mining district. If contributions are not made within ninety days after service or publication, the non contributing owner’s interest may transfer to the claimant who has paid the required expenditures totaling $10,800 plus publication costs of $15.00, making $10,054 in total. Principal payment to Geos We Emery or Kurkt Mishart, Bayhors Idaho, dated January 14, first publication January 14.
Public notice states labor and improvements on several mining claims in Custer County Idaho totaled 9400 dollars for Grubstake Placer No 2 Grubstake No 1 Trondike Lode No 2 and Trondike Lode No 1. Coowners must contribute proportionate expenditures within ninety days after publication or their shares will be forfeited and become property of subscribers.
Challis notes report a twenty hour rainstorm, New Year events, arrivals from Custer and Salmon, and local movement toward school reorganization. Several residents travel to Salt Lake for treatment, while others return from trips to Chicago and St. Louis. A court case on sheep branding proceeds as officials prepare for county sessions.
Miss Sadie Corney and Jerry Sullivan return from Chicago and St Louis on December 28. Mrs Treloar and two children visit sister Mrs R Campbell. A sleigh ride outing yields a good time. Minnie Germer marks 15th birthday with a party for 36 guests. Little Mable Baker celebrates birthday with a grand party. A grand ball is planned for Clayton on December 30.
A column of satirical quips notes Japan, Russia and Wall Street activities, political figures, and social debates. It mocks وتصions about dueling France bankers and the era’s bankers, lawyers, and politicians while joking about eggs, wagons, and alimony.
Judge J M Stevens fixes court terms for the Sixth Judicial District of Idaho for 1905. Dates begin in Bingham Fremont Custer Lemhi counties with sessions at 10 a m on listed days and to be published in each county newspaper. Dated Blackfoot December 27 1904.
A reflective portrait of the prospector who seeks wealth through wilderness toil. He carries a guiding specimen and dreams of a future camp and wealth, while facing hardship and isolation. The piece contrasts his lonely perilous path with celebrated military glory.
Treasury notice lists redemption of warrants from Custer County with interest to date, valid 60 days from notice. It cites funds including Redemption Fund January 1903 numbers 224 225, Current Expense Fund April 1904 numbers 68 77, July 1904 numbers 78 93, Current Road Fund July 1904 numbers 47 48, and Bounty Fund numbers 77 to 83 with 0.7 percent interest from registry date to 10 days after publication. Alice Felkner.
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