Fragmented Idaho official roster appears in OCR dump
OCR readout lists numerous Idaho state officials including U S Senators Heylmun and Boral, Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General, Treasurer, State Engineer, Water Commissioner and district figures, with city and office labels. Readable names include Boise and Twin Falls references amid a garbled page header.
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U.S
Weldon B. Heylumn
Yaya
William E. Boral
Canis
Thomas KR
Homer —. James He Brady
Robert Lansdon
Stephen D. Taylor Neral
Daniel McDougal II
Bweezer Treasuer
Charles A. Hasti
Cushing
Mineo Tripaetor
Ebol
Belle Ci
Martin Shamberlin
Boise
Idaho
Janey McMillan
Twin Falls
Custer County Growth Fueled by Mines and Settlers
Custer County offers vast inducements to settlers and capitalists. The region’s scenery, resources, and prospects honor General Custer, whose mining legacy shaped the area. From early placer mining to quartz, the county formed in 1876 and now hosts about 5,000 people with towns including Challis, Mackay, Houston, Bayhorse, Clayton, Bonanza, and Custer. The county spans about 5,000 square miles, bordered by Challis on the east via the Oregon Short Line and with a potential rail extension. the Ruby Mountain Bell Telephone line reaches Challis. Resources lie in mines and agricultural land across valleys like Big Lost River and East Fork, supporting farming, stock-raising, and grazing.
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Custer County
Maho
General Custer
Montana
Stanley Basin
Loon
Guster County
Challis
Faening
Mackay
Houston
Bay Horse
Clayton
Custer
Stanley
Big Lost River
Copter
Connecticut
Delaware
Rhode Island Teether
Idaho
Oregon Short Line
Rory Mountain Bell Teles Lone Company
Blackfoot
Caster County
Mines and Mining Riches in Custer County
Custer county ranks as a leading mining region with Mackay copper mines Morgan creek Garden creek lead and silver mines Bayhorse Ramshorn Skylark Poverty Flat Centennial Mint East Park Clayton Slate Creek Thompson creek Robinson Bar Stanley Basin and Yankee Park among top districts. The county hosts five quartz mills a dredge a smelter and a concentrator with nearly 5000 claims yet to be prospected.
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Custer County
Mackay
Morgan Creek
Garden Creel
Bayhouse
Poverty Flat
Centennial Mint
East Park
Clayton
Slate Creek
Thompson Reek
Robinson Bar
Stanley Basin
Sheep Mountain
Loon Creek
Washington Tasin
Yankee Park
Lucky Boy
Yankee Fork
Custer
Stanley Sm Stelter
Bayhorse
Agriculture and Stock-Raising in Custer County Outlook
Agriculture and stock-raising form a strong base for Custer County and its mines. Salmon River and tributaries irrigate vast arable lands, promising new canals and reclaimed sagebrush plains. The county reports fertile yields of hay, oats, wheat, and potatoes, with stock-growing as a major revenue source. Challis supports a high school and growing education. vast fir and spruce forests, expanding rail, good climate, and rich mineral wealth round out the hopeful portrait of a rich, developing region.
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Sawtooth Mountains
Wood River
Custer County
Challis
Earthquakes Hit Venezuelan Towns In 1900 Wave
A six o clock p m june 6 1900 quake struck Cumana Cariaca and Cumanacos with great violence. Many public buildings destroyed including the telegraph office and several injuries reported. A catalog of Venezuelan quakes through history follows, detailing repeated tremors and deaths across Barquisimeto Caracas Cumana Merida and other towns from 1399 to 1904.
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Cumana
Cariaca
Cumanacos
Landaeta
Rosales
Venezuela Herald
Venezuela
Cumans
Cubagnita
la Grita
Merida
Caracas
Cordilleras
Lobatera
Tocuyo
Cucuta
Cun
Tuy
Trujillo
Guanare
Jochira
Varquisimeto
Portuguesa
Zamora
Barquisimeto
Large Wedding Fees Seen by Clergy in Wealthy Parishes
A Chicago Chronicle summary notes clergymen receive high wedding fees, often 2 to 3 dollars as a legal minimum, with many ministers earning 300 to 500 dollars yearly from marriage services. Some extraordinary payments reach 1100, and cases of loans to grooms occur. Fees may go to the church or the clergy’s household, with Catholic churches treating fees as a special offering.
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Chicago Chronicle
Damian
Mesta
New York
Hitp
New England
Lamb with a wooden leg sold at Wisbech cattle market
An East Anglian Times item reports a lamb in Wisbech cattle market fitted with an artificial wooden leg after a fire damaged its limb. The shepherd managed to attach the prosthetic and the lamb moved about, drawing notice in the market.
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Wishech
Also Mentioned on This Page
Supreme Court
James F. Ailslle
Sullivan Chourge
Hi. Stewart
Tunaroy
James M. Stevens
FANT
P. F. Horne
C. Brailley
Ravenel Macbeth
Taylor
Jesse G. Fitwell
Courtland M. Henle
Earl J. Mieune
Bhevill Ridney
Roberta
Alex
Burnett Belwol
Jennie
Kelleher
Storney
Glennon
Vujiesa
Cameron Buievey
Valente Muelzer
Carrisliniete
Beltin No
Ueaphell Sr
Ewing
Cre Vilage
Chatlia
THEST
Theat Pyplnes
Atraw
Asuvries Vodealeti
Db Piamveery Wulara Teter Aiaeph Harton
William Cler
Cork
Leanne Minboui
Sdaepees
Cale
S.m.ballard
Coalgis
Joseph G. Hedrick
Alto Law Land Offices
Haier, Ipai
Milton A. Brown
DR. Kirtley
Challis, Idaho
Ofice—Adamson Building
J. W. Lynn
M.D. C
Chase A. Clark
Pawyars
7Th St
Washington, D. C
D-Swift
Teak
Patent Office
D.C
Seas
Vennesuca
T Holiday OF Lyer
Holiday Flyer
Pasoaret
Harlow
Bricca Company
Main 8 Street
Ar i Francisco
Cal
Suberman Bros
Etheir
RAW Fur House
Ita Kimi
Weltep
Metropolitan National Bank
Chicao
Continental National Bank
Chicago
Deseret National Bank
Salt Lake City
Utah
People's National Bank
Rock Island
Iowa National Bank
Ottumwa
Iowa
Tontgomery Ward & CO
Whotenaie Dryineds
Chicags
Neson Morris & CO
Geelmed Pork Pickers
Posenbam Bros. & CO
Union Stock Yards
Clay, Robinson & CO
Silberman Brothers
Michigan
Minneapolis
Minn
Cbs
Derstani
Blackwell's
Durham
Y 'Ile Vgmuong Pead West
Bestano
Harshailtown
Bury Company
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