Notice of Forfeiture for Lode Stone Fraction Claim
Lost Packer Mining Co seeks share of untold dollars as co owner in the Lode Stone Fraction lode mining claim in Loon Creek Mining District Custer Idaho. assessment for 1908 demands thirty three dollars and thirty three cents plus twenty dollars advertising costs within ninety days. failure forfeits right to claim per the Revised Statutes. August 25 1900 publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene Shaneous
Lost Packer Mining Co
Loon Creek
Custer County
Idaho
Imbor
Improvementa
United States
Lowt Pauker Mining Company
Hy Joun P. Hoyle
Ivers
Cuater County
Wirat Pub
Forfeiture Notice From Prospectors Mining & Developing Co
Prospectors Mining & Developing Ltd publishes a forfeiture notice alleging that labor and improvements were performed on the Brown Hesuty lode in Thunder Mogululo Mining District Idaho to hold the claim under U S law. It warns that if the co owners fail to contribute one third of $33 33 by ninety days after service or publication, their undivided interest will vest in the subscriber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yousterroby
Prospectors Mining & Developing Company (Ltd
Iolas City
Mmabo
Thunder Mogululo
County of Idaho
State of Idaho
Hook 44
Auditor and Recorder
Amid
Aberalh
United States
Lala
Idaho
Thia
Glalio
Auchonces Nde
Prospectors Minlin & Developing Uo., Ltd
Hower
Clark
Hirst
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Wm Lighthall Deceased
Creditors and all persons with claims against the estate of William Lighthall deceased must present their claims with proper vouchers within four months after the first publication to Clyde, administrator of the estate, at Chalifs Idaho. The notice is dated August 17 and first published August 24 in 100v.
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Win
Lighthall
A. Edghthall
Eld
Chalifs
Idaho
Wause
Bess
Cuater
Angnat
A. D
Clyde
Auldamet
Firat
Frank Breen
George R. Dearden
Custer
Said
The Pacific Monthly Offer for Portland Readers
An ornate lese ad promotes The Pacific Monthly from Portland Oregon detailing subscriptions and trial offers. It mentions related magazines McClure's, Women's Home Companion and Pacific Monthly with special rates and mail orders, encouraging readers to request sample copies and order by post.
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THE
Pacific Monthly
Portland
Oregon
Paultie Monthly
McClure
McClayn
Reviow
Revions
Feat Homes
the Pacific Monthly
Powtal Munney Ardes
Rego
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Lighthall Estate
Probate Court of Custer County Idaho orders sale of all real estate of WI Lighthall deceased to pay debts and admin costs. Interested parties must appear October 7 at 1:00 PM in Challis court to show cause why an order to sell should not be granted. Publication to follow in Silver Messenger. Sept 21, 1900.
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WI. Lighthall
Pees
W. J. Clyde
W. H. Lighthall
Aaid
Buid
Challis
Custer
Labo
Wald
J. G. Vinnele
Ant
Aald Court
Notice of labor claim on Quadron lode claims Thunder Mountain
Daniel G Caswell states annual labor of 100 dollars per claim for Quadron No 1 No 2 and No 3 lode claims in Thunder Mountain Mining District Idaho County Idaho. If co owners fail to contribute within ninety days after publication, Caswell will claim ownership of their interest for nonpayment. First publication August 17 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ulereto
Doges Palace in Peril as Venice Faces Rising Seas
Cablegrams from Venice report extreme danger to the Doges Palace as high tides threaten the historic edifice. Engineers from Italy study protective plans while noting the palace’s undermined foundations and the looming risk to its Renaissance era structure.
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Moceviko
Poscarl
Inns
Ruskin
Venice
Postage Rules Tighten on Unsold News Copies
Congress questions pound-rate returns for unsold copies. Post office order ends the one percent per pound rate for unsold newspapers routed via news agents and publishers. Under new rules, unsold copies must pay the regular one cent per four ounces rate, altering long standing clearance between agents and publishers.
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Office of Publications
Congress
Poxtmester General
Plans Fast Mail Service by Electric Car
Rabbi Sigmund Frey of Wabash Indiana proposes to the postmaster general a two day transatlantic postal service using electricity to propel a car capable of 200 to 400 miles per hour. He says details will wait on Washington and a formal contract before he reveals methods or progress, promising a demonstration soon if contracted.
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Wabbit
Sigmund Frey
Wabash
Tnd
Europe
Expiore
Washington
Tam
Post Offie
Degrading Duel Ends in Self Inflicted Death
A dispatch from Buda Pesth to the London Daily Mail reports Count Gabriel Kepezey, a new lieutenant in a Hungarian regiment, openly degraded by Szegedin for drunken debauchery. He bet he would cut off an ally’s ear, slashed Caspar Kanyo, who then fired at him but missed. Kepezey then shot himself in the mirror, killing himself. The officers warned against debauchery.
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Gaabriel Kepezey
Hus- Bar
London Daily Mail
Buda-Pesth
Szegedin
Caspar Kanyo
Kanyo
Kepezov
Kepezey
Nad
Shirtwaist Wedding at Belvidere Church
A shirtwaist wedding occurred at Belvidere New Jersey with invited guests in the latest popular fashion. The bride and groom were the center of attention as attendees noted the apparel and ceremony.
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Belvidere
N.J
Physician Warns Diet Or Death For Women
A prominent physician with a fashionable practice warned a society audience that anaemic, sleepless, and exhausted women risk lifelong illness or death if they do not follow his strict regimen. He cited an 18 year old patient who ignored his rules, eating pastry, skipping meals, and inconsistent sleep, yet showing no improvement despite guidance. He pledged to continue treatment only if the patient adheres to his program.
Absent-minded Henry George anecdotes surface at Lotus Club
A writer notes Henry George’s memory lapses while recounting moments of absent-mindedness. He misnames people, forgets names like Dayton or Moriarty, and jokes about slipping on slippers to avoid wet feet. Yet he stays sharp in discussions on Iris, the Imsinors, and related matters.
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Henry George
Review of Reviews
Dayton
New York
Lotus Club
Iris
Kingella
Moriarty
Imsinors
Natural Death Card in Kentucky Storytelling Tone
A Washington Star piece recalls Col Tutt Stuart a famed Kentucky teller. The dialogue jokes about his death and a political scrap ending with a gunshot, then pivots to a social quip on Kentucky. The interchange underlines local myth and clan humor about mortality and politics.
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Kentucky
Tutt Stuart
Washington Star
Gum Chewing In London Sparks Medical Discussion
The British Medical Journal questions gum chewing in Britain amid rising use among young women students and actresses. Inquiries found London samples of chewing gum made from rubber flavored with anise seed peppermint or similar aromatic substances.
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London
British Medical Journal
United States
Queen Victoria Dreams of a Holy Land Visit
Queen Victoria has long yearned to go to the Holy Land and view Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives. The desire has grown with age, and for years no member of the royal household would be surprised if she decided to travel to Palestine to glimpse the ruins and preempt history.
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Queen
Patentine
Queen Victoria
Holy Land
Mount of Olives
Jerusalem
Madesty
Palestine
Telegraphs Hit Rathana Rail Passenger Trade Decline
Railway men claim long distance telephone use hurts passenger business. Officials say the decline is serious as long distance calls grow. Also a note on wolves in Honela and Russia devouring large numbers of livestock.
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Rathana
Honela
Russia
Custer County’s Growth and Rich Mines Highlighted
A historical overview details Custer County’s early exploration, mining boom, and present towns Challis Mackay Houston Bayhorse Custer Stanley and more. It notes fertile valleys, livestock, and the Oregon Short Line access with planned Challis extension and a telephone line by Rocky Mountain Bell.
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Custer County
Toulin
General Custer
Montana
Stanley
Quster County
Challis
Svat
Mackay
Houston
Minin Claytoun
Bonanza
Custer
Thousand Springs
Pahsamaroj
East Fork
Telope
Caster
Connecticut
Delaware
Rhode Island
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Mines and Mills and Mining in Custer County
Custer county one of the richest mining districts needs better transportation and capital. The county hosts copper mines on Morgan Creek, Garden Creek lead silver mines, Bayhorse district with Ramshorn and Sky mines, Paw Plat, Centennial Plat, East Park, Clayton, Slate Creek, Thom Creek, Robinson Bar, Stanley Basin, Sheep Mountain, Seafoum, Lown Creek, and the Yankee district with gold silver ores. Five quart mills at Custer, a mill at Stanley, a smelter at Clayton, a concentrator at Horse, and an 800 ton smelter at Mackay. About 5000 mining claims located. vast region only half prospected.
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Custer County
Morgan Creek
Garden Creek
Bayhorse
Paw
Centennial
East Park
Clayton
Slate Creek
Thom Creek
Robinson Bar
Stanley Basin
Sheep Mountain
Seafoum
Lown Creek
Washington Basin
Yankee District
Lucky Boy
Yankee Fork
Custer
Stanley
Horse
Mackay
Agriculture and Stock-Raising in the County
Agriculture supplements the wining industry in this county as Salmon river waters irrigate vast arable land yet uncultivated. Irrigation promises to transform valleys into productive homes with canals from Salmon river. Farms yield hay nuts wheat and potatoes while steak-growing, aided by mild winters and ample ranges, remains a leading revenue source for the county.
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Enli
Sawtooth Mount
Wood River
Salmon River
Climate and Resources of Custer County
The Custer county climate is delightful with mild valleys and clear winters. The county boasts a plethoric school district, well-paid teachers, and Challis High School. Much of the mountainous area is timbered with spruce and pine, with farming land and grazing land uncultivated, growing revenue while taxation declines. Rich mineral wealth in gold, silver, copper, lead, and other metals promises a progressive future.
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Cust R County
Hach
Challis
Custer County
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