Desert Land Entry Notice in Challis Idaho
Descriptive land entry notice from the Department of the Interior Idaho District. Cancer Mock of Challis Idaho filed Desert Land Entry No 113 for Lot 6 7 in Section H1 Township 4 North Range 2 East Mount Meridian. Appears to record a three year proof date with witnesses Goodes Campbell Nel a Jenson Joseph Ebberts Emmets Husford all of Challis Idaho. First publication March 10.
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Department OF the Interior
Ioho
Ghalile
Quater County
Idaho
Jubastan
Diatrict
Challin
Juster County
Chimant Menos
Witnensen
Goodls Campbell
Nela Jenson
Joaph Ebberts
Emmets Husford
Challis
Act
Memati Register
Notice for Publication of Water Claim in Idaho
Notice of proof of application to beneficial use 8 of cabic water per second from Big Creek in Lemhi County Idaho. Holder Eugene A Keight of Challis Idaho seeks priority from October 5 1905 via Permit No 1. The filing details the place of use SEY of Section 13 Township 8 North Range 24 East, and the canal or ditch name. First publication November 2 1909.
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Lemhi
Idabo
Funut
Big Creek
Daho
Parson
A & Eugene A. Keight
Golgbirg
Idaho
Phu Place
Raote
Ko Ue
Notice of Forfeiture of Lode Mining Claim in Idaho
Po Myron Shaneous is notified that L Lost Vacker Mining Co a co owner on the Lode Stoke Kraction quartz mining claim in Loon Creek District Custer County Idaho must pay Thirty Three Dollars and thirty three cents plus twenty dollars for advertisement by August 2 1008 to avoid forfeiture to the subscriber under the Revised Statutes. Agent JOUN P HOYLE states the cost and deadline. August 2 1008.
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Po Myron Shaneous
Vacker Mining Co
Loon Creek
Caster County
Idaho
Dallar
Beali
United States
Packer Mining Company
Hy Joun P Hoyle
Ivers
Custer County
Thunder Mountain Gold Mine Claims Notice
Daniel G Caswell announces expenditures totaling 300 on Quadren No 1, 2, and 3 lode claims in Thunder Mountain Mining District Malo county Idaho to hold the claims under the Revised Statutes. If coowners do not contribute fifty dollars per claim within ninety days of publication, their interests will vest in Caswell. First publication August 17, 1901.
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Torx
Thunder Mountain
Silver Mining and Milling Company
Malo County
Mato
Hook
Elaine
Wid
Kaho
Auld Hook
Idaho
Teries
Wald
Hours and Hopes on the Summit of Time
Fragmentary verse reflecting on time as a climbing hour by hour from Thoreau and a greeting to Susan Coolidge within a Congregationalist vignette. The piece contemplates perseverance, endurance, and spiritual vistas reachable with steadfast effort.
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H. D. Thoreau
Claiming the wilderness by two sisters in western Washington
Two Seattle women set out in October to claim timber lands near Hoquiam in western Washington. They faced a brutal trek through virgin forest, built shelters, cleared land, and endured rain, cold, and wildlife to establish claims and later settle with a one room shack. They describe rough trails, blazing errors, and a life of hard labor and cautious optimism before patents finally granted homes.
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Jett
Sviffens
Seattle
Mitoepitulipo Nativy
Washingston
Marquaith
Paris
Vamber
Watiek
Tehose
Hoquiam
Lake in the crater of Mount Rainier discovered by Tacoma professors
A party led by Prof. Join B. Viet and three assistants reached Crater Lake on Mount Rainier, entering a hot steam chamber beneath the crater rim. They described melting snow, a subterranean channel, and a high, windy ascent with dangerous crevices, then descended to Paradise Valley and later encountered Seattle men on the return.
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Mount Raster
Join B. Viet
Ove Aiendr
Ault Gillespie
Frans Wernout
Enya Paeard
Wash
Crater Peak
Ila
Ieelinrlera
Battiniay Vereler Betes
Crater Pens
Flert
Erter
Fintt
Eames
Heer
Aries
Matener
Carey
Meiteloe
Leari
Paradies Valley
Gibraltar Rock
Seattle
Fay
Mordoav
Prof
Flett
Boye
Cowltz
Pett
Custer County Offers Vast Inducements for Capitalists
The article extols Custer County as a land of beauty and promise, tracing its history from placer mining to current mining and stock raising. It notes a population around 6,000, several mining districts, grazing lands, and planned railroad expansion to Challis with a telegraph line extension. The narrative links General Custer’s name to the region’s romantic appeal and highlights future prospects and infrastructure.
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Coster County
Thabe
Jy Jed Resenness
General Custer
Placer
Montana
Stanley Basin
Unster County
Custer County
Andi
Trait
Iin
Mackay
Clayton
Custer
Stanley
East Fork
Caster
Connecticut
Delaware
Rhode Island
Oregon
Mines Mills and Mining in Custer County
Custer county remains a leading mining area yet needs better transportation and capital to reopen districts. The region hosts copper, silver, and gold mines such as Yankee Fork, Lucky Boy, and many placer and quartz sites amid noted districts like Stanley Basin and Washington Basin. Five quartz mills operate in Custer, with smelters at Clayton, Horse, and a 50 ton plant at Mackey. about $1000 located mining claims lure development.
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Custer
de Iterieh
Olywiy
Thom Erevs
Robinson Bar
Stanley Basin
Sheep Mountain
Washinton Basin
Yankee District
Custer County
Qwante Toils
Quarte
Ad Aont
Gill i Stanley
Agriculture and mining boost Custer county prospects
The county embraces irrigation plans along the Ssimen and Salmon rivers to reclaim thousands of acres of uncultivated land. Stock-growing, timber, and mineral wealth including gold and copper are highlighted, with dense mentions of climate, schools, and tax revenue potential shaping a optimistic view of future growth.
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Salmon
Minty
Custer County
Challis
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Stow Engihaer
Daniel G Caswelm
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Horder-Land
Susan Coolidge
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Wight Glady
Midland Monthly
Mount Ranier
Tacoma Oat Professoe
Washington Star
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