Custer County Idaho Mining Riches and Promising Growth
The article extols Custer County Idaho as rich in mining and farming opportunity. It traces settlement from placer origins to quartz mining, notes a 6000 population, lists towns and districts, outlines rail and telephone links, and highlights dozens of mines mills and smelters. It urges capitalists to invest to unlock vast mineral potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer County
Idaho
General Custer
Montana
Stanley Basin
Coster County
Challis
Mackay
Houston
Bay Horse
Clayton
Bonanza
Custer
Stanley
Big Lost River
Thousand Spring
Round
Pahsamaroi
East Fork
Antelope
Connecticut
Delaware
Rhode Island
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Blackfoot
Eapital
Morgan Creek
Garden Creek
Bayhorse
Poverty Flat
Centennial Mat
East Fort
Slate Creel
Thompson Creek
Robinson Bar
Fisher
Sheep Mountain
Seafoam
Washington Basin
Yankee Fork
Lucky Boy
Agriculture and Stock-Raising in the County
Agriculture quietly supplements mining as a key industry in the county. The Salmon river and Lost river drain vast arable lands, much of which remains uncultivated. Irrigation plans foretell large canals and reclamation of sagebrush valleys, boosting yields of hay, oats, wheat, and potatoes. Stock growing, aided by mild winters and rich summer ranges, provides major revenue through taxes each year.
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Sawtooth Mountains
Wood River
Idaho Stage Co four horse Concord coaches route list
H G Idaho Stage Co operates daily between Mackay and Challis with four horse Concord coaches. This is the main link to Bayhorse Clayton Robinson Custer Bonanza Stanley Basin Looncreek Sheep Mountain Thunder Mountain Yellow Jacket Forney Singiser Leesburg Blackbird and the Lembi Opal Fields. Stages carry passengers mail and express with connections to branch lines. C Y Wansen Manager and F Nickerson Agent Challis.
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Concord
Mackay
Chaltis
Bayhorse
Clayton
Robinson
Custer
Bonanza
Stanley Basin
Looncreek
Sheep Mountain
Thunder Mountain
Yellow Jacket
Forney
Singiser
Leesburg
Blackbird
Lembi Opal Fields
C. Y. Wansen
F, Nickerson
Agt
Challis
Society in the West and its friendly, intimate circles
The piece portrays a largely snobbery-free society that welcomes newcomers on merit, prides itself on familiar roots, shuns ostentatious claims of birth or wealth, and thrives on close village-like ties. It notes casual, daily contact, genteel gossip, and a hospitable, probing social atmosphere.
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Germantown
Harper's Magazine
Xoime
Regicide Explanations By Prof Sergi In Rome
The New York Sun reports Prof Sergi of Rome’s Anthropological Institute explains regicide among Italian emigrants as desolate exile and intellectual degeneracy. He cites Caserio Lucchesi Bresci and Rubino, noting impulse fueled by misery rather than anarchist ideology.
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L'Italie
Sergi
Anthropological Institute
Rome
Caario
Lucchesi
Angiolitto
Liesel
Rubino
New York Sun
Caserio
France
Switzerland
Bresel
Italy
Bellomo
Rubinu
Glass price paid by Austrian empress at Wiesbaden waters
One thousand pounds was paid for a drinking glass yard by the Empress of Austria while visiting the Langen-Sehwalbach spa near Wiesbaden, reported by London News.
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Empress of
Austria
Langen-Sehwalbach
Wiesbaden
London News
Value of Domestic Animals Reveals Market Shifts
The American Agriculturalist notes that cows for milk are about 14 percent cheaper, other cattle 13 percent lower, hogs nine percent down, sheep 7 to 44 percent lower, while horses rose six percent. Despite declines, total farm animal value remains enormous, with a net decrease around 120 billion dollars, underscoring agriculture as a dominant national industry.
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United States
Cleveland
American Agriculture Alict
Perpetual Passenger and the Steamship Bride
A curious eastern newspaper tale tells of a plucky English woman near the Mersey coast who uses a ship pass as a life aid rather than money. After guiding a threatening wreck to safety she keeps the pass and lives on oriental steamers visiting ports from Habatate to Liverpool, effectively marrying the sea and becoming a globe trotter of maritime routes.
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England
Merccy
Callor Ind
Liverpool
Joaper Belil
Cow
Habadate
Japan
Mersey
Stex
Squire Smith Interprets New Law in Kiowa County
In Kiowa County Harrison township Kansas a local justice heard a case where a man admitted guilt but claimed justification due to vile insults from the complainant. The magistrate discharged the prisoner declaring a man who would obey another is to be bold.
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Kansas
Squire Smith
Harrison Township
Kiowa County
Maquire
Kaness City Journal
Public Notice of Water Permit Use and Privilege
Notice for publication lists Permit No 1539 by State Engineer of Thabo Idaho filing by Emil Kleupfer Chellis Custer county for irrigation and domestic use of 0.6 second feet from two springs in Spring Gulch Custer county. Water diverted via Emil Klunpfer ditch to 15 acres of NW 1/4 of 160 unsurveyed land, priority August 24 1908. First published September 24 1907.
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Chaliis
Coster
Emil Kleupfer
Chellis
Cunter County
Idaho
Challis
Morgan Creeks
Emil Klunpfer
Spring Gulch
Custer County
Jas, Sirpenbon. Er
State Engineer
Notice of Private Sale of Mining Property in Idaho
Probate Court of Custer County Idaho orders sale of the Silver Brick mine and Greenland lode in Bayhorse District with unpatented rights, plus mining car and tools. Administrator GEO W EMERY will conduct private sale on or after October 16, 1907, terms 1 percent down and balance on court confirmation. First publication Sept 24, 1907.
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Custer
Idale
Jogvart Christensen
Bayhorse
Custer County
Idaho
Daho
A. D
Geo
W. Emery
Ingeurt Christensen
Piret
Notice to Creditors in Thomas Kehoe Estate Idaho
In the Probate Court of Custer County Idaho administrator William Lambson seeks creditors and all persons with claims against the estate of Thomas Kehoe to present vouchers within four months after the last publication. Claims must be filed at Clark and Nedford in Mackay Idaho. First publication September 24th, 1907.
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Custer
State of
Idaho
Thomas Kehoe
Clark & Nedford
Mackay
Murky
Custer County
William Lambson
Notice of Forfeiture on Idaho mining claim
Charles Rischmann of Martater county Idaho announces forfeiture on the S Butter quarts mining claim in Loon Creek District. He has spent 100 dollars for the year ending December 31 1906 and demands heirs pay 25 dollars plus postage within ninety days after full publication to avoid loss of all rights. proceeds go to the subscriber under Section 2524 Revised Statutes.
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CG. L. Seigmund
Loon Creek
Coster County
Idaho
Labar
United States
Charles Rischmann
Martater County
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