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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1906
Page
6
Public notice lists a 1904 1905 lode mining claim held by co-owners Frep KAANENBLEYwere patel morevee and E and STETLER in the Yankee Fork District Custer County Idaho. It warns nonpayment of required annual labor and fees may lead to loss of claim. includes publication dates May 8 1906 and June 21 1906 and details on the Desert Land entry by Leah G Reese with witnesses and proof dates.
B A Kirk co owner Los Angeles Cal states he has expended labor on Good Luck No 1 2 and Henderson mining claims in Stanley mining district Custer county Idaho on Big Casino creek. If Henderson fails to contribute proportionate costs within ninety days ownership transfers to Kirk. Amounts due listed: 833 38 on No 1 93 38 on No 2 66 66 on Henderson and 20 00 for advertisement.
A fragmented notice indicates that agents are to act yearly on the fourth and 105th days, with Smith identified and a request for awareness of a banned or limited lode. The readable text implies regulatory action but lacks full context or concrete details.
The issuer states expenditures of one hundred dollars in labor and improvements for the Black trade mining claim in Yankee Fork Mining District Idaho across multiple years from 1891 to 1905 to hold the lode claim under section 2824 of the Revised Statutes and amendments. A ninety day period to respond or contribute is required. failure to do so may transfer interests in the claim to the co-owner.
Notice states James Briner filed for final proof to establish residence and cultivation on Lot 2 SE NW4 NW SE NE SW Sec. 7 Tp 15 N R 21 E, Challis Idaho. Proof before U S Commissioner L H Johnston on July 28 1906 at Challis. Names Roscoe Hamilton Rice Crain Joseph Walker Simon Jones all of Ellis Custer Idaho. First publication June 19 1906.
Land Office at Hailey Idaho dated July 3 1906 announces final proof for Abby J Beech on August 25 1906 before L H Johnston U S Commissioner at Challis Idaho for N W I and other fractional sections in Tp 12 N R 24 E with witnesses Sarah L Falls Julia B Falls Robert E Shannon Thomas Beech from Patterson Lemhi county and Goldburg Custer county Idaho. SHARP Register first publication July 10 1906.
The notice states the Corning Mining Co is involved in a legal action with a one quarter interest and a due amount of three hundred twenty five dollars plus costs for advertisement. The advertisement is to be paid at The Saner Messenger office in Challis Idaho. First publication May 8 1906. WANTED Assistant manager for county and adjacent territory. Salary twenty dollars weekly plus expenses. Apply at Suprkintendent 182 Lake Street Chicago. The Republic and Farm Progress offer a library set for one dollar with subscription. </s>
Owen McGinty of Mackay Idaho files notice under Section 2824 demanding $100 labor expenditure per 1905 for three Alder Creek mining claims Copper King Iron Mask and Copper Queen in Custer county Idaho. coowners Michael Madden Joseph Rovelle Tim O Connall must contribute within 90 days of service or last publication or lose interest to coowner who did expend. first publication Feb 20 1906.
Land Office Hulley Idaho notes Rice Craft filed intent to make final proof for Homestead Application No 2000 on the SW1/4 of Section 7 Township 16 North Range East. Witnesses listed are William G Short Benjamin Harjinson John F Short and William D Hatlaran. First publication May 18 1908.
F J Clyde administrator of Daniel Ritchson deceased issues notice to creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be exhibited at administrator's Challis Idaho office in Custer County. First publication July 17, 1906.
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