Home Pred G. Dhalley
A fragmentary notice references G Dhalley in a local home pred event. The readable text lists a name and a place tied to a property matter. No further details or dates are clear from the legible portion.
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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1910
Page
5
A fragmentary notice references G Dhalley in a local home pred event. The readable text lists a name and a place tied to a property matter. No further details or dates are clear from the legible portion.
A historical sketch extols Custer County Idaho as ripe for settlement with diverse resources and booming mining towns Challis as county seat and communities such as Mackay Houston Bayhorse Custer Stanley and Bonanza. It notes 5 000 population and land area comparable to Connecticut and Delaware Rhode Island together. The piece highlights early placer and quartz mining growth and proposed railroad and telephone links boosting future prosperity.
The article lists major districts in Custer county such as Mackay with copper, Morgan Creek, Garden Creek with lead and silver, Bayhorse Grand with Ramstern and Skylark, Poverty Plat and Centennial Plat, Bist Bork, Clayton, Slate Creek, Thompson spools, Hobinsen ary Stanley Basin with placer and quartz, and Yankee Park District with gold and silver. It notes numerous mills and smelters including five quartz mills at Custer, a dredge plant at Stanley, a Clayton smelter, a Bay horse concentrator, and a new Mackay smelter. It argues miners and farmers depend on each other and that much of the region remains unprospected.
The article extols agriculture as a growing pillar alongside mining in Custer County. It notes the Salon River system and irrigation potential turning arid sagebrush into productive valleys, large timbered tracts, stock-raising revenues, rising taxable property, railroad growth, and abundant mineral wealth. Climate, schools, and churches bolster a promising, low-crime rural landscape.
Col Cody on a Rocky Mountain expedition hired a French chef from the Brown Palace in Denver at high pay and fed him with canned turtle soup and luxuries. The cook clashed with the travelers over simple mountain fare, was dismissed after two days, and rode back to Denver with the party.
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