Cripple Ene Descriptive Pamphlet Mailed
Descriptive pamphlet on Cripple Ene and its genhities mailed to request for our weekly market letter by Mining Investment Brokers in the First National Bank Building COLORADO SPRINGS Colorado.
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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1896
Page
2
Descriptive pamphlet on Cripple Ene and its genhities mailed to request for our weekly market letter by Mining Investment Brokers in the First National Bank Building COLORADO SPRINGS Colorado.
The Sullivan Hot Springs lie two and a half miles above Clayton on the Salmon river bank. The waters are suitable for bathing with strong medicinal qualities led by sulphur. It is becoming a resort for invalids and pleasure seekers. A carriage runs for guests and a day round trip costs 60 cents. Two plunge baths are finished and more conveniences are to be added.
This item markets a stage line described as first class in appointments, offering express and passenger service. It touts the shortest link to the railroad at Ketchum and to Salmon River mines, with connections to Challis Crystal Bayhorse Clayton Custer Bonanza Stanley Basin Kia Sheep Mountain and Yellow Jacket via Burton and Co. props Ketcurm Ipano.
Powell and Pierson promote a daily Challis to Lost River and Blackfoot stage line serving Custer County with passenger, mail, and express service. The route leads to the railroad and points east and north. Fare to Blackfoot is ten dollars, express rate two dollars per hundred.
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