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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1895
Page
3
Legal notices announce mining claim locations in Beardsley Fraction Lot and related ground areas in Custer County Idaho. Provisions require claimants to file within sixty days or face foreclosure by statute. divorce and alimony actions also appear, with filings in Fourth Judicial District Court of Idaho.
John Kirk as Assessor and Ex Officio Tax Collector of Custer County Idaho announces a public sale of delinquent 1894 taxes on the Ist Monday in July 1895 in front of the Court House door at Challis. Tax receipts will be issued before the sale to those paying the amounts due as listed. First publication May 21, 1895.
The Meant of County Commissioners of Custer County Idaho invites bids before the first Monday in July for care and maintenance of all roads and bridges within specified districts. Bidders must reside in the district, enter a contract to keep roads in repair, and bear costs for rebuilding bridges as needed.
Sealed bids will be received by the County Commissioners of Ry ae until a stated time for Yankee Fork project bid. Bids must be sealed and addressed to the Clerk of the Board and marked as to Yankee Fork. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Attest GEO. EB eves Clerk.
Dealer I8 offers all kinds lumber and mouldings with prices to fit current needs. Contact W. A. Woodin of Blackfoot Idaho for any requirements in this line.
A local note records a total of 843 dollars and 50 cents for the Silver Educational Fund, signaling fundraising progress and final tally for the drive.
Mr J Sibley spoke at Salt Lake City on May 25 urging silver coinage as a national remedy. He praised old allies, attacked gold monometallism and Secretary Carlisle, and urged cross party unity to elect pro silver candidates and resist economic woes.
Public notice from Challis dated January 29 1595 states warrants against Custer County will be paid on presentation with interest to date within sixty days. It lists GENERAL FUND April issue numbers and ROAD FUND April issue numbers plus various sequence figures. Interest at 7 percent begins from registration to advertisement date. J P Spalding Treasurer.
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