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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1911

Page

8

County Commissioners Fix 1911 Tax Rate for Custer County Idaho

The Board of County Commissioners of Custer County Idaho met September 11 1911 to fix the 1911 tax rate. The rate was set at 2.10 per $100 of assessable property with allocations to State General Fund Pub Building Endowment Fund and County Current Expense. Special levies for Predatory Animal Fund and State Live Stock Sanitary Fund were approved with specified fractions of assessed values for all stock excluding sheep and for cattle and other live stock. The minutes note adjournments and subsequent road matters including jail construction bids, appointment of S. M. Ballard as supervisor, and road projects including Warm Spring Creek and Challis Creek roads with appropriations and resolutions.

Board of County Commissioners of Custer Co Challis Idaho Board of County Commissioners Robt. Campbell Alexander Burnett Jonathan Job E. J. Michael Custer County Geo Inez Sinking Food RT Campbell Ang Cnce J. P. Maxfield Anto Christensch Bere Wm. Buster Geo. Loveland Arthur Fox S. M. Ballard Ned Sine Oa’ LL D. C. Smutz Pahsamaroi Warm Spring Creek Chase A. Clark B. M Tom Pritchett Houston Ditch E. K. Taylor Wet Creek Burnett C. E. Swanson Salmon River McNab Point Double Springs Pass Antelope Valley Henry Horton Horton Job Forest Reserve L. E. Glennon D.C. Smutz E. J, Michael

Strange Sea Monster Arrives in Boston Port for Naming

Boston receives a mysterious sea creature that washed ashore at the right port and seeks formal scientific naming. Local officials and researchers examine the specimen, aiming to assign a proper designation amid public curiosity.

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Official Paper Independent IN Politics Challis, Idaho County Board R.n.hull & CO Waters & Waters Harta & Implement, Company Gants No General Merchandise Chase & Wentworth Challis House Cnas. Wilkinson Main Street Postofice Seaton W.h.seaton & Son Prop William Buster F.nickerson
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