Burro diet query and mining decision blend
Attorney Brown of Challis seeks guidance on what food a Rocky Mountain burro prefers as it passes through town while a playful note suggests odd feed like old gum shoes and tin cans. A US Supreme Court decision affirms Colorado rulings in Calhoun Mining v Ajax, ruling that a locator owns all veins apexing within a mining claim boundary, affecting cross or parallel veins and resolving conflicts between lode locations.
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Challis
Rocky Mountain
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Brown
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court of Colorado
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Ajax Gold Mining Company
Salmon River
Blackfoot Mail
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Salmon Ry
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Hailey
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Pugmire
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Philps
W. E. Hanna
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Boise City
Ellis
Clark
Odell Bartlett
F. A. Reed
Benj. Borjeson
Pahsumaroi
Mike
Parismardi
Idaho
Edward F. Blaine
Rachel A.harnett
Blaine
Twin Sisters
Nelson
B. C
W. D. Haywood
Silver City
John C. Williams
John Kelley
Burke
Phillip Boden
Butte
Thos. Sullivan
Leadville
Colo
Denver
Baugh
Menan
C. P. Huston
Boise
Huston
Herbert W. Noble
New York
Idaho Midland Railroad
Houston
Thunder Mountain mining boom draws in prospectors
Prospects for Thunder Mountain grow as miners from multiple regions inquire about routes and access. Col Dewey’s large holdings fuel activity, with Thomas Reed’s expert report cited as more accurate than a prior Statesman piece. A 10 stamp mill from Frazer & Chalmers will arrive next month, with freight and packing contracts set, awaiting July access due to snow.
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Idaho
Statesman
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E. C. Locke
Boise
Bear Valley
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Atlanta
Caswell Bros
Nompa
Northern Pacific Expands Toward Salmon City Idaho
Northern Pacific surveyors are reported on the Nez Perce fork of the Missoula River ascending toward Gibbonsville, from Graisdale on the Missoula to Salmon City. The Salmon river railroad construction accelerates as Northern Pacific progress pressures the Oregon Short Line.
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