Notice of water diversion pending at Warm Springs Creek
At 2 P M on the lush day of April 1000 before J J Vinnell proof will be submitted for completion of a 3.4 cubic feet per second water diversion on Warm Springs Creek and for applying to use waters under permit No 3353. Daniel G Hreger of Challia Idaho is the permit holder. Completion of works will occur by a stated date. priority date claimed as April 2, 1008.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalile
Custer
Ideho
J.J. Vinnell
Warm Springs
State of
Idaho
Daniel G. Hreger
Challia
Private sale of real estate in Hayhorse Mining District Idaho
Under authority of no order of sale granted by the Probate Court of Custer County Idaho a private sale is announced for Lot 1 2 3 6 and 4 in Block 16 Took 10 and the entire Lots 6 and 7 of that block with all improvements and mining claims in Hayhorse Mining District Milton A Brown Challis Idaho will conduct the sale after March 9 1900 with ten percent cash balance on court confirmations. M PIERCE as Administratrix of the estate of A Pierce deceased and Milton A Brown attorney for the administratrix announce the sale terms and list the sale office. First publication March 2 1900.
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Prouate Court
Custer
Hiave
Idaho
Datoe
Coallia Toalte
Brigsting Ditcoehe
Cordeo
Uocle Bam
Hayhorse
Cuater County
Milton A, Brown
Challia
M. Pierce
Pierce
Atvorony
Cnater
State of
M'lton B Brown
Challe
Sohn F
Christian
Elizabeth
Miltop A. Brown
Motion of Sale of Real Estate at Private Sale
Probate Court of Cnater Idaho grants order for private sale of water rights and irrigation ditches tied to a residence and improvements. Sale date after March 19 1900 with cash down and balance on confirmation. attorney Milton A Brown listed as administrator’s attorney.
Notice of Public Publication for Water Diversion Permit
Public notice announces a hearing at 4 PM on April 6, 1000 in Leimhii Idaho before Naome J. Cleveland on completion of works to divert 4 cubic feet per second from Goldburg Creek under an Idaho State water permit. Land area 200 acres described as SEI Section 24 Township 1% North Range 3 East Hose Meridian. James Stephenson Jr., State Engineer, first publication March 4, 1008.
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Leimhi
Idaho
Nalome J. Cleveland
Goldburg Cresk
Tate
Towsebip
Holes Meridian
Lote
Seadown
Township
Hoise Meridien
Jas
Stepaenhon, Jr
Pirat
Election Date Change For School Trustees In Custer Idaho
Notice announces a new law changing the School Trustees election to the third Saturday in April and adds a special tax vote. Jennie E Kaylexer, Co Supt Public Instruction, Custer County Idaho signs the notice.
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Jon
Jennie E. KayLexer
Co. Supt
Public Instruction
Custer County
Idaho
Summons in Divorce Case In District Court Idaho
District Court of the Sixth Judicial District Idaho calls Catharine Jane Carkin to appear in Custer County for divorce from Alfred A. Carkin. Defendant must answer within 20 days after service. failurewill allow plaintiff to seek relief. Clerk O M Henderson dated January 13, 1900. First publication January 14, 1900.
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District Court of the
State of
Idaho
Wact
Custer
Alfred A. Carkin
Catharine Jane Carkin
State of Idahoneads
Hixth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Kenora
Caster
M. Henderson
Mitron A
Tow
P. D
Challis
Notice of Beneficial Use Permit Hearin Idaho
Notice is given that on the date in May 2000 in Lembil County Idaho proof will be submitted for beneficial use of 6.4 cubic feet per second from the Pahasmerot River under Permit No. 418 issued by the State Engineer. Edward Popejoy of May Idaho holds the permit for irrigation and stock watering. The canal Popejoy ditch conducts the water to SEW NW, EW NEY, Wie SEY, EW SWS, Sec. 49 and NEX NWY, NWiy NEY, Sec. 33 Tp 11N R 24BBM. Priority date to establish is November 4, 1908. First publication March 16, 1909.
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Lembil
State of Idaho
Pahasmerot River
Edward Popejoy
May
Idaho
Sws
Nwy
Nwiy Ney
Popejoy Ditch
Bucksaw on ships seen as land tool despite sea use
A middle aged man recalls the bucksaw and deck saws aboard vessels, noting chips and sawdust around. He explains the tool feels landbound yet is used on deep sea ships just as on farms, across short coastal voyages to long ocean crossings.
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New York Sun
Booth Street
Thaddeon
Fastest blind typewriter claim from Boston firm
Miss Carrington of Boston, employed as secretary and bookkeeper, allegedly set a blindfold writing record by dictation. She produced 108 words unfamiliar and 144 words familiar with only one miss in three minutes, while touch typing rapidly becoming common in institutions for the blind.
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Boston
Makesarkrhie Records
Doston
Misa May FE
Cortington
Miss
Carrington
Adjudged Fighter Judge Hammock of Hartsville
Judge Hammock, noted for a fighting spirit, died in Lebanon, Tennessee, in February. The Glasgow News recalls his volatile early years after a fatal duel, and his later courtroom flare when an attorney insulted the bench. He reportedly once shattered a chair in court to restore order.
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Timaelt
Wilson Tammock
Lebanon
Tenn
Glasgow
Judge Hammock
Hartsville
Hammock
Avil
Loreley legend crosses seas from lore to lore
A German Porto Allegro paper reports a Loreley tale on the Amazon where Indians avoid a river point after dark due to a golden haired woman who casts a magic spell. The legend may have been imported centuries ago from Germany and a Dragitian novelist named Mionear has wove it into one of his fates.
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Loreley
Porto Allegro
Amazon
Germany
Mionear
Diamonds ruin facial expression and teeth look chalky
Sarah Reinhardt attacks wearing diamonds as ruining the bent expression of the face and dimming the eyes, while her own fad is vestry gowns with a train lined with 200 ermine skins. The item is valued at £1300.
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Aitreets
Sarah Reinhardt
Population figures of German cities and water loss estimate
Berlin has 1 677 136 inhabitants, Hamburg 625 000, Munich 407 000. Four cities exceed 300 000: Leipale 309 960, Brestan 373 000, Dresden 386 000, and Cologne 321 000. An average annual rainfall loss is about 125 tons of water from the earth during five months.
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Berlin
Hamburg
Munich
Leipale
Brestan
Dresden
Cologne
A Masculine Habit of Showing Letters to Others
A Philadelphia Times opinion notes men often read and share letters from women, claiming it breaches trust. A bright woman recounts overhearing male friends who read each other’s fiances’ letters, some as old as four decades, arguing it reveals little but harms confidences.
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Lees
Ings
Philadelphia Times
Coup's Rolling Palaces Ended in Disgrace Across the South
The Cincinnati Enquirer recalls Coup's Rolling Palaces a mobile venue with museum, aquarium, freak show, and vaudeville auditorium built for 190,000. Businessmen backed it, later ran it into decline. the train was broken up in Chicago for 7,000 cash, with fragments wandering obscurer towns.
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South
Coup
Crrous
Jt Lst
Chicago
Amus Menodea
CincInnati Enquirer
Monogrammed gloves a trendy fashion fad
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes monogrammed gloves as a rising fashion among enthusiasts. It describes using plain Kid gloves with minimal back stitching, in black and white, and embroidering a quarter sized monogram with silk to suit the walking dress, predicting growing popularity.
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Fashiom
Cincinnal
Enquirer
Bread Pudding Batter Mixed From Stale Bread
A recipe method describes soaking stale bread in milk overnight, then mixing it with egg yolks, salt, baking powder, sugar, and a dash of salt to form a batter. Whipped egg whites are folded in before baking to create a light texture.
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St. Louis
Custer County Idaho Induces Settlers and Capitalists
A historical overview praises Custer County Idaho for its scenery, resources, and mining potential. It covers settlement history from placer and quartz mining origins, lists towns and major districts, notes its size around 5,000 square miles, transportation links, and the need for better transport and investment to develop mining districts like Mackay, Bayhorse, and Stanley Basin. It highlights numerous mines, mills, and smelters, including Yankee Fork and Lucky Boy, and states nearly 500 mining claims exist though the region remains underprospected.
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Custer County
Idaho
General Custer
Montana
Stanley Basin
Challis
Mackay
Houston
Clayton
Bonanza
Custer
Stanley
Big Lost River
Thousand Spring
Round
Pahsamaroi
Hast Fork
Antelope
Connecticut
Delaware
Rhode Island
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Blackfoot
Chall
Morgan Creek
Garden Creek
Bayhorse
Poverty Flat
Centennial Flat
East Fork
Slate Crook
Thompson Creek
Robinson Bar
Fisher
Sheep Mountain
Seafoam
Loon Creek
Washington Basin
Yankee Mork
Yankee Fork
Agriculture and Stock-Raising in Custer County
Agriculture supplements mining in Custer County as Salmon River irrigates thousands of acres and enables vast potential for farming and grazing. Stock-growing remains leading industry with mild winters and rich summer ranges, producing high tax revenues. The county enjoys timber, minerals, good schools, and a favorable climate shaping a promising future.
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Sawtooth Mountains
Wood River
Salmon
Custer County
Challis
Tery
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Beneficial USA
IAS
Stephenson, Jr
Hotloe
Heal Estate
Challis Social Club
Challin
Teauees
Peon
Boeken
Eee Club
I. Menta
Jobo & Malm
Albert Honey
Lanld Viser
Jas Weephenbon, Jr
Wirat
Siete Farm
Tocatton
Owians
Rome
Paler
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