Idaho State Government and Court Officials Listed
A compiled list naming Idaho state officials and officials in the Supreme Court and land office. Includes U S Senators Weldon Heyburn and William Borah, Governor Tom Hamer, Secretary James Brady, Attorney General Daniel McDougal, Lieutenant Governor Lenadon, Auditor Stephen Taylor, State Engineer Belle Chamberlain, Water Commissioner BD Martin, and Supreme Court Justices Airshie Sullivan Stewart. Also notes Judge James M. Stevens in the 6th District and Land Office officials P. F. Borne Bradley and red C. Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Weldon B. Heyburn
William E. Borah
Thomas R. Hamer
James H. Brady
Hubert Lenadon
Stephen D. Taylor
Daniel McDougal
L.h.sweeteer
Charles A. Hantinggea
Cunhing Moore
Belle Chamberlain
G. Martin Boise
Idaho
James McMillian
Twin Falls
Trustees of the Village of Challe Appoint Members
The village trustees named Josephes as Chairman Anates Waddlecoo as rewriter Willem Buster Joseph H Horton William Elder Yerk L Glennon Marsal James Colter were listed as Merr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offieges
Villags of
Challe
Josephes
Anates Waddlecoo i Rewstrer
Willem Buster
Josseph H. Horton
William Elder
Yerk—L . Glennon
Marsoal
James Colter
Custer County Idaho’s mining boom and vast lands described
The article extols Custer County Idaho offering rich mining districts and farming valleys. It traces mining history from placer work in Stanley Basin to quartz development, lists towns Challis Mackay Houston Bay horse Clayton Bonanza Custer and Stanley, and notes 5000 residents, large valleys, and the Oregon Short Line reach with a Bell Telephone line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer County
Idaho
General Custer
Montana
Stanley Basin
Loon Creek
Challis
Mackay
Houston
Bay Horse
Clayton
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
Rich Mining Belt in Custer County Needs Roads and Capital
Custer county holds world class mining regions including Mackay copper mines Morgan creek Garden creek lead and silver mines Bayhorse Ramshorn Skylark and many more with rich lead silver and gold deposits Poverty Flat Centennial Flat Hast Fork Clayton Slate creek Thompson creek Robinson Bar Stanley Basin and Yankee Fork all host to placer and quartz prospects The district already operates five quartz mills a dredge mill at Stanley a Clayton smelter a Bay horse concentrator and an 800 ton Mackay smelter Despite nearly 5000 located claims the region remains largely unprospected and seeks investor support for development
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer County
Mackay
Morgan Creek
Garden Creek
Bayhorse
Poverty Flat
Centennial Flat
Hast Fork
Clayton
Slate Creek
Thompson Creek
Robinson Bar
Stanley Basin
Fisher
Sheep Mountain
Seafoam
Loon Creek
Washington Basin
Yankee Fork
Lucky Boy
Custer
Stanley
Agriculture and Stock-Raising in Custer County
Agriculture ably supplements mining in enriching Custer county. Salmon river and tributaries irrigate thousands of uncultivated acres, with irrigation turning deserts into valleys. Stock-growing, mild winters, rich ranges, large school fund, timbered mountains, fertile soil, and vast mineral wealth mark a promising, historic county.
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Sawtooth Mountains
Wood River
Salmon River
Custer County
Challis
Willing Heart and Hidden Engagement Revealed
Peter Lamb courts Henrietta Sinnickam with a dream of cottage life and shared duties. Henrietta, ready to wed another, reveals she is engaged to Mr. Sims and purchases a cottage. Lamb exits in shock, later torn between actions as reports hint at lingering peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lamb
Henrietta
Peter
Norrow
Henrie
Woodbine
Mies Sinnickam
Sims
Retains Championship As New York Beef-Eating Champion
Former mayor Robert Van Wyrek keeps the title in a beef eating contest held in Williamsburg watched by 500 Crанкlynites. The event lasted 1 hour 40 minutes. Michael Schaupauf led from the second steak and finished with five pounds seven and three quarters of steak along with 100 clams and crackers, 30 oysters, two loaves of bread, asparagus, and ten crabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert van Wyrek
Greater New York
Willamsburg
Michael Schaupauf
F. Oxchmann
Also Mentioned on This Page
Supreme Court
James F. Airshie
I. N. Sullivan
George H. Stewart
James M. Stevens
Carter County
Ravenel Macbeth
Sam Taylor
Jose G. ‘Finnell
Courtland M. Henderson
Earl J. Michael Soraa
Sidney J. Roberts
Arnett
Mira Jenniekk
Kelleher
E. Glennon
Duncan Cameron
Valentine Maelzer Conaniers
Geo. Ellis Rm
Robert Campbell
R. H. Ewing
S.m.ballard
CMIL
Joseph G. Hedrick
HalfLey
Ipano
Milton A. Brown
DR. Kirtley
Challis, Idaho
Adamson Building
I. W. Lynn
F.T
Chase A. Clark
Peer Pate & Co
the ‘Scientific American
Arceat Cf
Ennive
Posite
U. S. Patent Ortice
Washington D.C
Sayaka
Gotz
Jimlay
Asia
Rooney
Mike Gellvery
Harlow-Bricca Company
Cashestre Mall
Main Street
Sam Francisco
Cal
Bargeina
Silberman
Pyros
Vale of
Menkottir Wicerday Fee Price List Pedieotatone
Permisson
Metropolitan National Bank
Chicago
Continental National Barak
Deseret National Bank
Salt Lake Diem
S National Bank
Reck Tetend
Prople' Sowa National Bank
Ontgomery
Abia CO
Wisieale Bry Guns
Mishigw 3
Ohieage
Eee
Erate Eadee Aliament
Crus
Prince
Brita
Secarnish & CO
Weahingtes
Millan Fur &Woole
Minneapolis, Minn
Momey
Blackwell's
Durham
Lobecco
Nurham
Caurone Re
Emia
Ea Pea West
Boca Dee Teese
Harshalltown Buggy Company
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