Bids invited for county poor care in Custer Idaho 1896
The Board of County Commissioners of Custer County Idaho invites sealed bids for one year starting January 13 1896 to care for indigent sick and dependent poor. Bids due before the second Monday in January 1896, include hospital and medical services with the bidder posting a bond equal to twice the contract price. Separate bids will also be sought for county poor care excluding medical attendance. The board may reject all bids. George S. Keyes Clerk.
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Board of County Commissioners
Custer County
Tolaho
Idaho
Geo. S. Keyes
Bridge bids invited for Clayton area works in 1896
The Custer county commissioners will receive sealed bids by January 13 1896 for repairing three bridges near Clayton Colvin bridge the upper and lower Clayton bridges and Colvin bridge Specifications require diamond shaped north pier 80 feet base 10 inch timber minimum spans for approach grading so a four horse outfit can cross Center pier replacement for the Clayton bridge and new abutment positioning to span 50 feet timbering where used All three bids or for any two bridges will be considered Board reserves right to reject all bids by order of Geo E Keyts Clerk Also an advertisement offers Cripple Creek gold mining shares with details on the Isapore Gold Mining Company and its O D mine prospects
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Board of Commissioners
Custer County
Idaho
Custeree
Rd of
Keyes
Krotice
Board of County Commissioners of
Clayton
Colvin
Colvin Bridge
Board of County Commissioners
Geo. E. Keyts
Stable for 30 horses and hotel teams for Falls
A new stable housing 30 horses is ready. Guests at the Falls can hire the best teams at the hotel for their transport.
Sullivan Hot Springs Resort Near Clayton
The Sullivan Hot Springs sit two and a half miles above Clayton on Salmon River. The waters are temperate for bathing with strong medicinal sulphur qualities, drawing invalids and pleasure seekers. Sullivan has added many improvements for guest comfort, and the main attraction remains the healing waters. A carriage will shuttle guests, with round trips for 50 cents. Two plunge baths are completed and more conveniences are planned.
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Beardsley
Challis
Salmon River
Sullivan
Clayton
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Cripple Creek
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