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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1901
Page
4
James McGregor, through attorney W. H. Watt, applies for United States patents for multiple lode mining claims in Hayhorse Mining District Idaho including W. T. Sherman Sheridan Lincoln West Point Jackson and Grant claims. Descriptions cover exterior boundaries, original posting points, and areas totaling about 20,000 acres with detailed bearing and distance surveys and conflicts noted.
Notice declares total area of consolidated Inde Wlalza claims amounting to 198.701 acres under Survey No 1147 elien Od and seeks patent. It lists Cave lode unsurveyed Keno lode Lot 47 Puchis lode Lot 4% Little Fellow lode Lot 40 Oli Callin lode Lot 00 and notes adjacent claims Sherman Sheridan Grant Linovin Wort Point Jackson Leffer son and Mulne. Claimants and others must file adverse claim within sixty days with the United States Land Office in Halley Tuaho or face statute penalties. Publication directed in The Silver MacieNGH newspaper of Coatiy Quster county Dad a. Registered M J BHARP Register First publication Gov 20th 10 Wolk Watt Attorney for Claimant.
Notice states Stephen Navarre as the person making a disclaimer after leaving home. It indicates he will not be responsible for any bills or contracts by Rows Navarre arising from their separation. Date appears as 1901. The fragmentary notice lacks full names and places but asserts non-responsibility for debts.
Notice to the Administrator of the Estate of Adolph Bolet and others that voluntary forfeiture of mining claims in Yankee Fork Mining District is sought. It lists labor expenditures from 1901 to 1907 on several lodes in Custer County Idaho and seeks $1000 co owner contribution within ninety days to preserve interests. otherwise claims revert to J. Mullen. Published July 1901.
The next regular examination for First Second Third Grade and Primary Certificates will be held in Challis November 21 22 23 Questions in State Constitution will be taken from Article 3 in School Law from Chapter 33 Marra KieNAn County Supt Challis Ida Nov 2 1901
Public Auction under Probate Court order for the estate of John W. Garratt, deceased, in Custer County Idaho. Sells Fourth of July Garratto mill and other mining claims on Custer Mountain Yankee Fork District with ten percent bid at sale and balance on court confirmation. Sale set for December 4 1901 at 11 am at the courthouse. George B Baldwin administrator. Attorney M Lron A Brown. First publication North 1901.
401 ER Law Drive at Halley hn Oras i Mu Notion is hereby given that the following amed order has fled potion of his Intention w mike Saal proof in support of his claim that said proof will be made before JH Joha anton U S Commissioner at Challis faba on November 1h 0ut vie Birnest A Day B B No 16h for the BY AWH BWH BW thee 8 BI BIE Reo Tp No He BME BAL Mo names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence when cultivation of said Ind vie Carlton L Lane at Houston Taso Whitlam A Brown of Joseph Clark of Dickey ae Clay A Wang
Notices hereby given that taxes for the year HOt will become delinquent on the Mret Monday of January next, and unless paid prior to that date with such penalty added there to, as provided by law. Joan Johnson, Assessor and Ex-Officio Tax Collector of Gustar County, Idaho. Dated Sep. 14th, 1601.
Fourth District Court of Idaho orders attachment in Custer County case naming Jobo Fox Pialavint and others. Proceeding seeks seizure of property to satisfy a potential judgment with further court actions pending.
Henry Lennox of Glasgow alleges a Carnegie family debt from 64 years ago after emigrating to America. He says 11 shillings loaned by a Dunfermline aunt to Carnegie's mother grew with 5 percent compound interest to about 44 dollars, and asks Andrew Carnegie to settle the old obligation on the benefactress's heirs. Meary Wellington Wack confirms Carnegie is studying the matter during his Skibo visit and may endow the heirs.
Experiments to relay incoming ships by wireless telegraphy between Tatoosh Island and Neah Bay at Puget Sound entrance. If wireless fails, a cable will be laid. a $5,000 Tatoosh station is planned with bids expected in Washington within a month. Meanwhile Arctic expedition ships Baldwin Zeigler sail from Tromsoe toward Archangel and Franz Josef Land as Deutschland sets new speed records New York to Plymouth in 3 days 11 hours 5 minutes average 23.51 knots.
A Philadelphia Times snippet humorously notes marriages not all heavenly. It mentions hammocks as busy, cites steamboats and locomotives shaping transport, recalls the first practicable steamboat of 1802 and early locomotive in 1804, and references coral along the Florida coast.
The Chicago price offers the simplest most durable typewriter on the market. It emphasizes practicality and endurance at a competitive price point for widespread daily use.
The Chicago exposition awarded a gold medal and the catalog advertises an interchangeable steel typewheel, a standard keyboard, and visible writing with 27 to 45 styles of type. E L King Pacific Coast General Agent lists No 428 California St San Francisco California 6m.
An old advertisement touts Dr Wileg's New Life Pills promising rapid headache relief. It claims thousands have benefited from improved blood and health, with sales through J P Spalding and a money back note for unsatisfied customers.
C V Hansen, proprietor of Daily Poor-Horse Concord coaches runs a stage from Challis to Houston and Blackfoot each morning at 6 except Sundays. It is billed as the direct cheapest route to many northern, southern, eastern and western points including Houston and Challis. F2P Express and freight marked via Blackfoot will be shipped promptly. For details contact J P Staupina, agent, Challis Idaho.
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