The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1894-10-02

Delegates are arriving in Chal-
lis today to attend the Republi-
can convention.
Miss Marshall, of Bonanza, has
been engaged to teach school
across the river next term.
BoRN:-Last Thursday eve
ming to the wife of George Ellis,
on Pahsimari, a daughter.
The Peoples party of Alturas
county placed the following win
ming ticket in the field last Thurs
day. 1t comprises able and
honest men:
State Senator-Geo. J. Lewis.
Representatives Wolters.
g VIM. Beers.
Auditor-Geo. Richards.
Sheriff Geo. M. Metzler.
Assessor Chillingworth.
Probate Judge-Geo. Mcleod.
ICdS uICI l.. 6cWlS.
Commissioners Walker,
Frank J. Lemon, /. Il. Osborn.
The Herald for 30c. and 25c.
The Salt Lake Hearld has added
to and strengthened -riis Service
y r s.ii Z 4 ue 9eparthents, and now is
publishing a newspaper which
has no superior in the Rocky
Mountains. 1t is reaching out
for business and with the pur-
pose of increasing the circle of
its acquaintance, is offering the
daily for a period of 33 days, from
Oct. 9Th to Nov. 9th, at the fol-
lowing unprecedented figures:
For clubs having not more than
10 nor less than five members, 80
cents each member; for clubs
Of more than 10, 80 cents for 10
members and % cents each for
members; no club to
have fewer than 5members. The
Herald desires to have the name
and address of each subscriber
sent in with the cash.
A correspondent writes to the
HALEY Neaos- Miner from Clayton
as follows:
Wednesday evening the Popu-
lists here had a love feast. The
large hall was well filled with
men, women and some children,
all interested in righting the
imposed on long suffer
ing people by the money power
of the nation.
''They are all terribly in earn
est, and this precinct with its 20
odd votes is almost unanimous
on the side of good government.
and hence are Populists.
This precinct two years ago
gave rs Populist, three Demo
cratic and three Republican
votes; and this year the vote is
almost unanimous.
''They are all earnest, intel
ligent workers here, and the
from this county, Robt.
Campbell, whom you know well,
is as earnest and true as ever.
''Mr. Greene is also one of the
of the cause, and knows
how to work.
Clayton will maintain its well
merited place at the top in Nov
ember."
The Missoulian says the recov-
cry and burial of the remains of
George Colgate, the deserted
cook of the notorious hunting
party headed by William Carlin,
son of General Carlin, late com
mander of the department of the
Columbia, U. S. A. The discov-
cry was made August %, by
Elliott eight miles
below the spot where the deser-
ton occurred on the Clearwater
river.
All that remained of Colgate's
body was thigh bone and one
leg, these were mangled and
gnawed by the wild beasts in
testing that region. 1t is pre-
the balance of the re-
mains was carried away by the
wild animals into mountain fast
nesses or washed away by the
waters of the Clearwater. At
the same spot was also found a
match box, fishing line and 9TH
er articles Unidentified as Col
gates property. The remains
were inferred at the lower hot
springs on the north fork of the
Clearwater.
Lieutenant Elliott was sent
out on this mission by the pres
ent commander of the depart