Court terms and county officials for 1907 district
A fragmentary list shows terms of Court for the 6th Judicial District in 1907 and names county officers and officials including a judge James M. Stevens, clerk J L Ebbert, and secretary G J G Fingsin. Dates indicate Fremont, Lemble and County entries with October and September mentions.
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6Th Judicial District
Guster Unty
Fremont
Lembl I
James ‘M. Stevuns
Weldon B. Heyburn
V. & Beentheey
William FE. Horaly
Burton L. French
Frank B. Gooding
Robert Laiwaton
Robert 5
Bragaw
John J. Gub
Hera Burrell
Marshal
N.M. Rutek
Jorneay
Charles A. Hastingn
Robert Bellgobo
Belle Chamberlain
B. Egleson Supreme Court
James F. Allahie
Ln, Sullivan
George H. Stew
James M. Stevens
Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge Holds Regular Meeting
Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge No. 27 Challis holds its regular meeting at the Odd Fellows hall on the second and fourth Tuesday nights of each month. Visiting members in good standing welcome. Effie Blume, N. G. Leslie Thompson, Secretary.
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Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge No
Challis
Effie Blume
N. G
Liasie Thompson
Custer
1.C.C.F
Odd Fellows’ Hall
J.C. Fox
C. P. J. G. Finnell
Scribe
Quebec lode mining claim patent application in Idaho
O J Salisbury applies for a United States patent for the Quebec lode mining claim in Bayhorse Mining District Custer County Idaho. The 1485.6 foot long claim spans up to 800 feet wide with a 19 degree 80 minute east magnetic variation and is described by survey corners and bearings. The claim lies about 8 miles west of Bayhorse, with 17 675 acres claimed, recorded in Challis. The notice runs nine weeks in The Stryer M&s SENGER Challis Idaho. N J Sharp Register Bradley Pischel Harkness Attorneys. First pub Jan 20 1907.
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Bayhorse
Custer County
Idaho
Bears
Quebec
Challis
Utah Boy
Stryer M&ssenger
N. J. Sharp
Register
Bradley, Pischel & Harkness
Salt Lake City
Utah
Custer County Idaho Described as Rich Mining Frontier
The article extols Custer county Idaho as vast in resources and promise. It traces mining history from 1860s placers to quartz, lists towns Challis Mackay Houston Bay horse Clayton Bonanza Custer Stanley and districts like Mackay Bayhorse Yankee Forks, notes 5000 square miles, and highlights extensive mining, agriculture, and pending transport improvements plus many active mills and a dredge.
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Custer County
Idaho
General Custer
Montana
Stanley Basin
Challis
Mackay
Houston
Clayton
Bonanza
Custer
Stanley
Big Lost River Valley
Thousand Spring
Round
Pahsamaroi
East Fork
Antelope
Connecticut
Delaware
Rhode Island
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Blackfoot
Morgan Creek
Garden Creek
Bayhorse
Centennial
East Park
Siate Creek
Thompson 4
Robinson Bar
Stenley Basin
Fisher
Sheep Mountain
Agriculture and Stock-Raising in Custer County
Agriculture coexists with mining in Custer County. Salmon River and its tributaries irrigate thousands of acres of arable land, with irrigation poised to reclaim vast sagebrush regions. Stock-growing is a leading, revenue-boosting industry, aided by mild winters and ample summer ranges, while schools and churches abound and mineral wealth is noted.
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Sawtooth Mountains
Wood River
Salmon River
Custer County
Challis
Uhallis
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Ravenel Macbeth
Nathan H. Clark
Jerse G
Finnell
Courtland M. Henderson
Fitz J. Clyde
Robert Morrison Anwosor
Reuben H. Ewing
Martha Keenan
J. Lamme Oroner
Joseph L. Ebbert
Valentine Maelzer
Custer Lodge NO
J. L. Ebberts
J. G. Fingsin
1St Congregational Church
Lla
Women’s Missionary Society
Allen. Goar
Allen C. Merritt
U.S
Salmon, Idaho
Perky & Blaine
Custer Countries
Noble Boise City
Milton A. Brown
R. A. Pierce
W. J. Lamme
Chase A. Clark
Uxtred
Hailey
O. J. Salisbury
United States
Thunder Mz
Davies
Reistles
Frank Reistle
Ano
Suet
Denver
COLO
the Herald Pub. Co
JT Lake City, Utah
Rev. Hicks
Almanac
Ir. R. Hicks
Wort
Word and Works Pub
Loeust St
St. Louis
E. F. Kirk
Spring
Bath
Magnesia
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