The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-04-27
The new medical law is to be
tested ia the courts of the state.


Mr.. Phillip Hallaran and wife
have moved onto their Pahsim-
ari ranch.
Nate Rosenbrum, of Ogden,
was in Challis last week. He is
TRAVELLING for Kuhn Bros.
We are in receipt of an article
which denounces the proposed
medal contest" TO be held in
Chaliis in the near future, but as
the author did not sign his OF
aer name it is withheld from pub
lication. The article in question
is sign ''X-Ray."
1t is evident that number of
our wood merchants will go to
the wall when the new gambling
law goes into effect, as there are
gambling tables enough in Sill
,er City to-when converted into
fuel-run the town for years
Silver City Avalanche.
Here is list of questions for
vide-awake boys. Canyon ans
yer any of them I? You can any
lay see white horse; why do
ou never see a white colt .
Why does a horse eat grass
backward ? Why does hoT
vine always wind one way and a
bean vine another ? Can yos
tell why a horse tethered with a
rope always unravels it, while a
0w always twists it into kinky
knots ? Why do leaves turn
u 5side down just before a rain :
What animals have no upper
.eeth in front, and why
The week just closed witness
ID in this county, the largest
;attle deal ever made in Idaho.
NJ. o. Johnston has been resi-
dent of Lincoln county for over
twenty years and has long been
classed as one of the biggest
single holders of cattle in the
state, and his herd of the best
breed. His herd numbers $500
grown cattle and the calf brand
of 1896, which have been trans
ferred to a company headed by
W. Burke. The price paid was
800 head. all around, which
makes a deal involving ovel
$1,000 The herd will continue
ID range along Snake river from
Bliss to Amer lean Falls.-Sho
hone Journal.
The faculty of Yale Universit,
, are having an acnte attack o
.ae fantods, while not few o
, tae latient students of its ex
, haustive curriculum of caddish
, ness, mugwumpery and pharisa
r ism have to wear rubber lingeri'
) and take copious doses of sooth
: ing syrup, and all because
number of freshmen sent thei
: regards to Jim Corbett and ex
, pressed confidence that he woul'
| win the fight. The culprits wer
: compelled to recant, the presi
E dent has piously apologized t.
: the public, and the soupy ganl
, of anaemic dudes washed out tbs
Y awful stain on the escutcheon O
: their alma mater with cataclysn
| of crocodile tears, reinforced b,
2 a whirlwind of hypocritical snui
e fies and a sea of unctuous slob
t Der. Yet mob of 500 misbe
] gotten ours from this same ken
e mel brutally insulted William J
e Bryan and howled him dow
t when he attempted to speak b
i invitation to the white people c
# New Haven. And the presider
v of Yale much regretted the OF
# currence. the professor simpel
n ed that boys would be boys,
d and the students jubilated-not
# puppy of the pack was rebuke
a or compelled to apologize on pal
V of expulsion. 1t did not occu
b to either faculty or fellows ths
l. the delectable dude-factory ha
n been "disgraced." The few va
q students who still retain enoug
.e virility to appreciate mani
ic strength and courage, and who:
Al enthusiasm led them to commar
Of Corbett, merited a sharp repI
,e mand; the job-lot of mongre
at who insulted Bryan deserved
is have the last inch of their hit
N whaled off with dog-whip. Y
is Yale went into convnlsions b
ce cause of courtesy shown Go
re bett, while tactily commendi1
st the mobbing of a gentleman wi
ne was the accredited represent
r. tive of nine-tenths of the homes
It, and intelligence of the natio
,u Yale has demonstrated its uni
lis ness to form the moral charact
IN of mule colt. or teach lou