06 Nov 1906
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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1906
Page
1
Lodging advertised near R. N. Hull & Co's store offering rooms by day or week. Rates described as reasonable and convenient for travelers. Local notice implies proximity to the store and hotel operation in the area.
United States Land Office at Hailey Idaho on October 25 1906 notices the North Sunbeam Gold Company through agent W A Brodhead applies for a United States patent for the Exchequer group of lode mining claims in Yankee Fork Mining District Custer County Idaho. Description covers Exchequer Matilda North Sunbeam Squaw Hitch and Ridge lodes with survey numbers and corner bearings. Adjoining claims listed Matilda North Sunbeam Ridge and Squaw Hitch. total survey area 53.304 acres with specified individual claim sizes. First publication date November 6 1906.
Notice published for December 10 1908 in May Idaho Lemhi County before Levina Cleveland to submit proof that Barat Creek diversion works of 315 cubic feet per second are complete under permit 417 issued by State Engineer Jas Stephenson JE The permit holder is Hunter ward with business in Goldburg Custer County Idaho Lands available total 160 acres SE4 NE4 SE4 NW4 Sec 32 Tp11N RME B M.
Robert Lansdon, Republican nominee for Secretary of State, was bound over to the District Court in a 31000 bond. At the Pocatello convention, Gooding urged backing Lansdon, while Republicans remained silent. Voters are urged to scratch his name from the official ticket to avoid disgrace to the state.
Challis notes report of local deaths and health travels. Andrew Gini visits from Clayton. Art Smith of the Alturas Hotel dies in Hailey. Joe Clark sustains a leg injury. Mrs. E. G. Dodge moves to Platte Nebraska for health. Fraternal sermon planned by Rev. Hoar in Challis. Parker Mountain ore body reported high grade near 250 dollars per ton. Railroad surveyors map a route for the Butte and San Francisco line via Grimes Creek to Payette and Warm Spring creeks. Community chatter covers politics, registration, and local business deliveries in Challis and nearby towns.
The piece laments the political scene as election day arrives with claims of polling figures, a predicted 200 vote majority for Stockslager, and a call for straight Democratic ballots. It criticizes Hatto, nicknamed Hoot Owl, for poor oratory and alleged misstatements about taxes, while noting Borah and Dubois as figures in the broader race and highlighting local concerns over embezzlement mentions against a GOP nominee.
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