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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1910
Page
5
A partially readable OCR fragment lists Idaho state officials including governor candidates and department heads such as Attorney General and State Engineer. Names and titles appear garbled and incomplete, with several entries truncated or misspelled.
Notice of publication for proof of application to beneficial use of 1.4 cubic feet per second from ONeal or Big Spring Creek in May County Idaho. Applicant Miranda Thompson of May Idaho, uses irrigation domestic water from NW1 Section 1 and SW1 Section 14, North Range Bust, for priority claimed May 11, 1896. State Engineer Martin issues first publication.
Public notice announces a November nth date in Idaho for submission of proof that works divert 255 cubic feet per second from Pabotmarchreek waters. Details include applicant, location Goldburg Idaho, applicant address, and land areas affected. The newspaper lists case numbers and dates tied to State Engineer decisions and permit conditions.
Department of the Interior notices Casper Meek of Challis Idaho has filed for a land claim in Crater County. He seeks to establish the claim by establishing proof of occupancy before U.S. Commissioner I I Johusten in Challis on November 1 1910. Witnesses listed include Campbell Olifeld Garnett Earl Michael Ali all of Challis Idaho.
Custer County Idaho offers vast inducements to settlers and capitalists with rich mining districts such as Mackay Bayhorse and Yankee Fork, extensive irrigation prospects along Salmon River, and strong farming and stock-raising. The region features substantial timber, expanding rail access, multiple mills and a growing tax base, supported by climate and schools, projecting a bright future for mining and agriculture alike.
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