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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1895

Page

4

Boise-Butte railroad plans outlined in 1895 feature giant routes

Promoter E. T. Woodworth arrives to discuss a proposed Boise-Butte line. Articles filed in Wyoming and to be filed elsewhere name incorporators including Vorhees of Philadelphia and Harker of Philadelphia. project would run from Butte through Salmon and Red Fish lakes to Boise region, with total cost around 25 million dollars for a 1000 mile route.

E. T. Woddworth Boise-Butte Railroad Boise Woodworth California Idaho Montana Wyoming Theodore Vorhees Philadelphia Reading Railroad William Harker Moritz Lippman New Yorker Earnest M. Dickey Chicago Little Rock H. A. Woodworth Denver Butte Silver Bow Gibbonsville Salmon Custer County Atlanta Rocky Bar Red Fish Lakes Boise River Nampa Caldwell Toold Camp Lyon Silver City DeLamar Nevada Beckwith San Francisco Payette Owyhee Boise Statesman

Senator Jones affirms Silver party stance on free coinage

In Reno an interview, Senator Jones rejects East claims he joined the Republican Party. He says he backs a third party for free coinage at 16 to 1, asserting he has never left the Silver party and will not depart from his long standing position.

Washington Francis G. Newlands New York Reno Jones

Willis Sweet’s Double Standard Charged as Fraud

Boise Evening Mail argues Willis Sweet’s charges of fraud against the current Republican administration over state lands and a school textbook contract threaten his bid for the GOP vote next year. Without that support he may stay home, and his time could be to “ery fraud now.”

Willis Sweet Willis Boise Evening Mail

Wolf in Sheep's Clothing Describes Free Silver Supporters

A historical reflection notes that a wolf in sheep's clothing is a man who declines in favor of free silver rather than a goldbug ticket, and observes many such types abroad.

Blackfoot and Challis Stage Line Offers Morning Runs

Blackfoot to Challis stage line runs daily to Lost River and Blackfoot, leaving Challis at 6 a.m. except Sundays, carrying passengers and U S mail and express. Route to the railroad and all points East and North. Fare to Blackfoot ten dollars, express two dollars per hundred. Powell and Pierson, proprietors.

Salmon River Custer County Challis Lost River Blackfoot U. S Kgr Powell & Pierson

Horse Restaurant Board Rates and Terms

Board by the day includes daily meals at 25 cents with equal grain. Daily rate 50 cents for day and grain. Weekly option available at 81.50 for day only or 3 dollars for day and grain. Houston.

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