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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1895

Page

3

Sheriff Sale Notice of Idaho Copper Company Claim

Public notice of a sheriff sale in Challis Idaho listing the Golden Wave lode mining claim with tunnels shafts and cuts. The sale follows a May 9 1893 judgment of 2402 dollars plus costs and interest and is set for March 20 1895 at 2 PM in front of the Custer County Court House to satisfy the judgment.

Fourth Judicial District Idaho Custer Arthur W. Canady Idaho Copper Company A. D Custer County Idaho Copper Pompany Alder Greek Mining Cliff Camp Houston Buena Vista Challis Court House Grerce Hostorp

Boise Statesman Seeks Readers for Legislative Session Coverage

News from Boise notes the upcoming legislature session will feature a key race between Willis Sweet and George L. Shoup for the senatorship. The paper promotes full reports on high priority matters and offers subscriptions for Sea Weekly Statesman six months or the Dairy three months for $1.50.

Boise Willis Sweet George L. Shoup Boise Statesman SEF Sea Weekly Statesman

Senate Bickering Over Silver Coinage And Bonds

Washington dispatch notes sharp divide between silver and anti silver camps in the senate. Debate over unlimited coinage of silver and gold bond proposals dominates, with looming vacancies and potential appointments under discussion as lawmakers predict little real action amid speeches.

Challis School of Mines bill passes in the house

The Idaho house debated McCarthy's Challis School of Mines bill in February, adopting the Challis location by a 17 to 12 vote after amendments seeking Osborn, Boise, and Coeur d Alene City failed. A $20,000 bond issue was approved 17 to 12, with supporters arguing the land proceeds would reimburse the state. Challis benefits cited include central location, mining region, climate, streams, scenery, and building resources.

House McCathy Challis School of Mines Challis Crane Kootenai Coeur d'Alene City Clallis Hughes Shoshone Osborn Walker Fremont Boise Nelil McCarthy C Vallis Henry The State University T Osborn Gamble Latah

McCarthy Advocates Idaho Mine Bill Passes 18–11

Representative McCarthy, a leading Idaho legislator, is praised as a tireless defender of the people. His school of mines bill passed the house on the 28th, with a vote of 18 for and 11 against, marking a notable legislative milestone.

Senator Ransom Appointed Minister to Mexico

North Carolina Senator Ransom has been named minister to Mexico, signaling a diplomatic posting. The move expands U S engagement with Mexican authorities and freshens the administration’s overseas representation.

Senator Ransom North Carolina Mexico

Oregon selects George W. McBride to succeed Delph

George W. McBride, 41, an Oregon native who has served in the state legislature and eight years as secretary of state, is nominated to succeed Delph. He is noncommittal on the silver question and, though placed in nomination by a Delph supporter, may be no worse a Wall Street tool than his predecessor.

Washington, D. C Hill Senate Congress House Senate Finance Committee Isaac P. Gray U. S Mexico Cleveland Ransom Senator Hill Miller Internal Revenue Bureau Committee On Education and Labor Perkins McEttrick Mass Papas Arizona New Mexico Utah George W. McBride Oregon Delph Wall Street

Vilas Attacks Bond Policy In Senate Firebrand Claim

Weiser Signal quotes Vilas condemning treasury policy as venal and servile to favored financiers. The letter-like blast accuses officials of selling bonds under market value and warns that such concessions reveal a low point of infamy in the administration.

Secretary of the Treasury Vilas Senate of the United States Weiser

Senator Hanrahan Bill Seeks Alturas Custer Annexation

Readers urge amendments to Hanrahan’s bill to annex part of Alturas to Custer county. They claim Seafoam and Sheep Mountain mining district is left out by old western boundary lines and must be corrected before voting to avoid losing that district.

Hanrahan Alturas County Custer County Seafoam Sheep Mountain

Breckenridge clashed with Heard over perceived insult

A congressional dispute arose as Congressman Breckenridge attacked Congressman Heard calling him a gray haired libertine and claiming insult, with Breckenridge noting his own keen sense of honor amid the exchange.

Breckenridge Heard

Idaho Republicans block silver coinage resolution in lower house

The Idaho House Republicans defeated McCarthy’s free coinage of silver and paper money proposal on February 15. The Populist from Custer county backed the measure with six Republicans and one Democrat, while a Republican majority blocked it. The piece notes leaders oppose silver despite some rank and file support and hints at banking ties shaping votes.

Idaho McCarthy Custer County Congress National Bank Murray Sun

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