State government names and offices listed in Idaho item
Senators Weldon B Heyburn William oral Thomas R Hamer governor James H Ready Jury of State Robert Lansdon Stephen D Taylor Attorney General Dante McDougal lieutenant Governor L H Rweetser treasurer Clades A Hastings Superintendent of Mines F Cushing Moore State Engineer Martin Boine Idaho ee Commissioner tod Dist en McMillian Twin Falls Idaho
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James H. Ready
Robert Lansdon
Stephen D. Taylor
Dante McDougal
L.h.rweetser
Clades A
Idaho
Tod Disten McMillian
Twin Falls
Custer County Idaho Promotes Mines and Growth Prospects
Custer County Idaho showcases vast inducements to settlers and capitalists. The narrative traces mining growth from placer to quartz, the county’s towns Challis Mackay Houston Bayhorse Clayton Bonanza Custer Stanley, and its 5000 population. It highlights valleys, cattle and farming, and the Oregon Short Line expansion toward Challis with a Rocky Mountain Bell link from Blackfoot to Challis.
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Bonanza
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Stanley
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Highost River
Thousand Spring
Round
Pahsamaroi
East Fork
Antelope
Stout
Connecticut
Delaware
Rhode Island
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Blackfoot
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Mines and Mills in Custer County Mining Districts
Custer county ranks among the world’s richest mining regions but needs better transport and capital. The county hosts powerful districts and mills including Mackay copper mines, Morgan Creek and Garden Creek lead-silver mines, Bay Horse with Ramshorn and Skylark, and Yankee Fork gold-silver zone with Lucky Boy. It lists five quartz mills at Custer, a dredge at Stanley, Clayton smelter, Bay Horse concentrator, and a 5000-claim prospecting landscape yet largely untapped.
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Mackay
Morgan Creek
Garden Creek
Bay Horse
Skylark
Poverty Flat
Centennial Flat
East Fork
Clayton
Slate Creek
Thompson Creek
Robinson Bar
Stanley Basin
Fisher
Sheep Mountain
Seafoam
Loon Creek
Washington Basin
Yankee Fork
Lucky Boy
Custer
Stanley
Bayhorse
Agriculture and Stock-Raising in Custer County Prospects
Agriculture and stock-raising sustain Custer County alongside mining. Salmon River and tributaries irrigate thousands of acres of arable, largely uncultivated land. Irrigation will transform desert into valley, boosting hay, oats, wheat, and potatoes yields. Stock industry funds most county tax revenues, aided by mild winters and ample ranges. The county boasts timbered mountains, fertile soil, growing rails, schools, churches, and rich mineral wealth in gold and silver, copper and iron.
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Wood River
Salmon
Custer County
Challis
Uhallis
Minnesota Judge Arrested In Modje Misadventure
In Minneapolis chatter a former Minnesota judge recalled a farcical incident in Modje during a China voyage. He was accused by a Japanese military officer of being a Russian spy, hauled before a military court, denied change of venue, and released after a long midnight tour of the town. The tale shows wartime suspicion and local uproar.
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Church of Vitrified Clay St Paul’s Roman Catholic Church
The Chicago Tribune praises a new St Paul’s Roman Catholic Church in this city for its Gothic American design and remarkable acoustics. Built entirely of vitrified clay, its foundation sits 20 feet below the prairie, with white terracotta sculptures and brick detailing. The building uses no timber or nails, featuring buff exterior and interior tones with terra cotta keystones and rib arches.
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Alaska's Mineral Value and Prospects Highlight Growth
The Mint statistician notes Alaska's mineral output rose to 7,2002 dollars last year with gold and silver totaling 5,521,253. Growth from 1895 to last year reaches 5,257,985, driven by Cape Nome placer and Junesc quartz mines. Copper, coal, and new expeditions loom as a larger future supply. Cronje at St Helena will benefit from new submarine cable links to England and the Cape. Mexico City death rate near 44 per 1,000. drainage project may cut it by half.
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Napoleon
England
Cape
Mexico
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