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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1906

Page

8

Challenge In Challis Pont-Ottico Chess Mall

The Silver Messenger official paper of Guster Co reports on a matter at Challis Pont-Ottico Chess Mall. Details are unreadable but indicate a formal action or decision by authorities. Further readable facts remain unclear in the clipped text.

Challis Pont-Ottico

Custer County Board Approves Road Overseer Appointments

The Custer County Commission in Challis Idaho met January 1906 approving John Mock as Road Overseer for District 1 and William H. Smith as Overseer for District 2 after election returns. They accepted bids for indigent care and county printing, and examined warrants 149 and 158 from 1904 for payment. The board also selected 150 jurors, approved contract bonds, and reviewed numerous road fund and current expense accounts, with several disallowances noted.

Geo. E. Keyes William H. Smith Custer County P. Huston M. D M. M. Sweet Knapp and Stephens Geo. B. Keyes A. J. Jackson Fred C. Davis J. C. Dougherty Challis Idaho District Court Frank Dearden James Jose Carl Malm A. R. Smith W. H. Westfall W. G. Sweet Chas. Raines Connell Edwin Davis Robi. Durbin C. Davidson Geo. Hasley Co. W. Edwards Fred Edson John Furey H. Felton J. H. Bitzgereld Harry Grove Wm. Giles T.T. Gordon C. H. Halford Harry Hall John Hayden J. M. Hill Frank Coleman John Metcalf John Austin John Pratt Thos. Crocker A. D. Streeter Levi Warren M. Knapp Sami Thompson Vaught Chas. Grover J. O. Lawson Jas. Johnson Dan, Woods John Gardner Rube Ewing Wm. A. Gray Jas. Hunter Jas. Pence Frank Cook Rube Ferguson Jas. Fullmer John Calvin Wim. Goff Wilber Nugen Chas. Walker A. L. Small H.J. Bradbury Richard Bennet Leonard Peck Chas. Potter W. H. Felkner Lee Watson R. N. Hull Jus. McLerran M. Tripp John Pushaw Thos. Daniels A. M. Williams Thos. Raymond Chas. Anderson L. Peck Fred Chappee E. J. Michael J. R. Pence W. H. Smith Mackay Lumber Co John Mack Ben Muir R. E. Quincey John Smith C. A. Pfeiffer Jas. Jose Wm. Centuras J. C. Smith Thos. McNaughton R. N. Hull & Co F. Nickerson & Co N. Cutliff Wm. Eddy Frank Riblett J. Roberts Thos. Jose Burdette O'Connor M. Parker Louise Bascom Frank Georetta Lavalle E. P. Huffman EP. Huffman Bert Williams Brazilla Clark Elder Sal J. G. Finnell Arthur Fox Mrs. Quincey T. J. Paul Depty Wm. Buster C- L. Kirtley G. P Louise Berne W. J. Lamme H. H. Knapp John Stephens Ranson Frank Olsen M. & C.J. Stage Co Fare and Express Duncan Cameron F. J. Clyde J. J. Fitzpatrick W. J. Treloar John Janney Antelope

Notice of Forfeiture on Lode Stone Fraction Claim

Charles Plummer declares a forfeiture action on the Lode Stone Fraction quartz mining claim in Loon Creek District Custer County Idaho. He states an annual labor of 100 dollars for 1904 remains unpaid and calls for co owners heirs or assigns to pay their share within ninety days after publication or risk losing their rights to the claim to the subscriber under the US Revised Statutes. First publication March 14th 1905.

Nick Dorsey Charles Plummer Loon Creek Custer County Idaho United States

Good Luck Lode Claims Co owner seeks labor claims

I declare expended during 1904 and 1905 one hundred dollars per year on each of the Good Luck No1 Good Luck No2 and Henderson mining lodes in the Stanley district Custer County Idaho on Big Casino creek to hold under the Revised Statutes A total of 600 dollars and the amounts due are 33 83 on Good Luck No1 33 33 on Good Luck No2 66 66 on Henderson and 20 for this advertisement If you fail to contribute your share within 90 days your interest will become the property of co owner I A Kirk Los Angeles Cal dated January 2 1906 First publication January 9 1906

Fred. A. Tolman Nelson Lawrence Edward D. Moody East Fork Milliog Custer County State of Idaho Challis Idaho United States Silver Messenger Frank H, Tolman Stanley State of Casino Creek Henderson I. A. Kirk Los Angeles Cal

Notice to heirs and coowners over Birdie S lode claim

Alice Morler of Seattle warns Emanuel Bell George Haldwin and heirs of James Daeskin that she has spent $100 in labor on the Birdie S lode in Sheep Mountain mining district Idaho for multiple years up to 1909. If they do not pay their share within ninety days after service or publication, their interest will vest in Morler as coowner.

To Bitter Makers. Vor Rubber Stamps and an ink that will not run nor injure butter

A fragmented item mentions Wil] D, Candee Welser Ida and a note about rubber stamps and an ink that resists running without harming butter, reflecting a misread historical notice fragment.

Wil Candee Welser

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M. M. Sweer Guster CO County Board Board of County Commissioners of Custer Co Challis, Ida Board of County Commissioners V. Hanson Patrick Conk Robt Parson Geo Bascom Dan Ritchsor Saml Anders David Tewalt John Carr Gro. E. Keyes To &. B. Henderson Emanuel Bell George B. Haldwin James Daeskin Birdie S.” Lode Sinate Sheep Mountain Coster County Elnerya Alice Morler Seattle Wash O. Hox Ida Ron. Hull James Gayle W. H. Felksey R.N. Hull & CO William Buster Old Reliable Rock Market Ve. Challis Rmorgison& GO General Merchandise Crockery
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