Prosecution Examinations and Local Crime Reports in Idaho
The preliminary examination of Newt Morgan for the murder of J W McDonald occurred in Gibbonsville Friday and Saturday, and he remained in jail awaiting grand jury action. Salmon City notes Dan Reber’s Boise trip with about 800 in retorted gold from the Gold King cleanup and related mill setup plans. James M Shoup commented on the new State Wagon Road condition, predicting completion in days for wagon travel to Pahsimari. A stage robbery near Silver City led to swift pursuit. deputies captured three suspects at Snake River, with Mills’s flank thwarting the plan and a later recovered registered mail. Wallace Miner comments on political harmony vs. fight. The Wallace Press debuts in Wallace as a new journal. The Boise Statesman reports an unknown man found drowned in Snake River. inquests deem accidental drowning with 10 days water exposure. A July Fourth critique laments liberty breaches in the Coeur d’Alenes. Senator Shoup secures Salmon to Challis mail route renewal to twice weekly. Phil Shenon leases his flour mill to E B Spencer for five years, with roller mills to be installed. Warren’s Camp placer reworking reportedly concluded. Ex-Governor Willey sells large tract near Meadow Creek, valued around 26,000. The Lewiston Teller details Willey’s prior Empire claim profits and recent sales. Neilson Hatch’s ranch near American Falls yields a petrified mammoth skull, with massive horns and potential giant animal remains, prompting curiosity about the species.
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Snake River
John Luxton
DeLamar Commercial Co
Boise
T Luxton
J. W. Mills
Mills
Luxton
Reynolds Creek
Reynolds
Nampa
Ballard
A. B. Crocheron
Evan Williams
Smith, Watkins
Jim Sheldon
Silver City
Raendaep
Queen Victoria
Russia
Waite
McConnell
Col. Sharp
Coeur d'Alenes
Wallace Miner
Jefferson & Co
Idaho
A. A. Fraser
Democrat
Jell
Boise Democrat
Warren
Willey
Meadow’ Creek
Steamboat
Warrens
George Riebold
Bill George
Lewiston Teller
Tar Werkly-By Mat. On year in advance The News
A terse note indicates advance payment terms for The News with a year’s subscription option. The fragment mentions Rocky Mountain News and a pricing line, but lacks full context.
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Tar Werkly
Mat
Stage Line to Challis via Lost River and Blackfoot
The stage line from Challis to Lost River and Blackfoot runs every morning except Sunday at 6 o clock. It carries passengers, U S mail and express and offers the cheapest route to the railroad and to points East and North. Fare to Blackfoot lowered to 10 cents and express at 2 cents per pound. Powell and Pierson, proprietors.
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Salmon River
Crystal
Clayton
Bayhorse
Challis
Bonanza
Custer
Sheep Mountain
Stanley
Seafoam
Yellow Jacket
Custer County
Lost River
Blackfoot
U. S
Powell & Pierson
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Newt Morgan
J. W. McDonald
Gibbonsville
Salmon City
Dan Reber
Dixie
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Reber
Prue Vanner
Rocky Bar
Erickson
Home Republican
James M. Shoup
Pansimari
Pahsimari
Saimon City Republic
Wallace Press
Wallace
Adam Albach
Pat, Connors
Senator Shoup
Department
Phil Shenon
BE. Spencer
Corinne
Utah
Neilson Hatch
American Falls
Valley House
Savr
Uran
Geo. W. Carter
Prep
Lodging Department
Geo, W. Carter
Salt Lake
Ranronlen
Dickey ,St
Dickey, Spano
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J. P. Dickey
Prop
Dickey
Tdaho
Rocky Mt. News
Mary
Tar News
United States
Jence
Denver
Colorado
H. ©. Lewis
E. C. Headrick
Anchor Line Steamships
Cuatuis, Ipano
Sullivan
Bunting & Co
JoRal
Europe
Chase National Want
First National Banke
Commercial National Bank
First National Bank
McCormick & Co
Bankers
Pocatello
Idol
W.M. Diu
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