The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-04-25
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A fine rain last Friday night.
Mrs Hoelzle, of Salmon, has
lopened up the Boyd hotel in this
Iplace.
Mrs. A. Strand has received a
fine monument from Salt Lake 10
be erected over her sons grave
in the cemetery at this place.
Announcements are out to the
effect that the marriage of Thos.
Kane to Miss Mary Ramey will
take place in Salmon tomorrow
"wednesday at $50 p. m.
The county attorney was or
dened to proceed at once accord
ing to law to collect from Custer
county monies due Lemhi count
Ity.-From Lemni Com proceed
ings April 13, 1899.
Miss Beatrice and Winnie Brad
bury had narrow escape from
a serious accident last Wednes-
day evening while out for a
drive. Their carriage upset in
turning, and threw the young
ladies to the ground, both of
which received slight injuries.
Henry Mccormick. Supt. of
the Lucky Boy @. NJ. Co. atCus-
ter, who spent the winter in Salt
Lake, arrived In Challis last
Friday evening, and went on to
Custer Saturday, and it is under
stood that the property under
him viii resume active opera
tons as soon as the weather per
mits and supplies can be got in
The Lemhi Republic is thing
of the past 1t yielded up the
ghost" last week. and was stored
IN the Shoup warehouse. Some
ssv it viii be brought out next
yee. by the stockholders as a
Republican campaign sheet Ia
the interest of Senator Shoup.
l. VIII do no good, for the people
Os Idaho will send a silver Sena-
Tor to represent their interests
in the United States Senate next
time
The State will get some $50, :
600 if the counties that had
money on deposit in the Bunt-
ing bank succeed in collecting it
from the receiver under the law
lsid down In the case in which
the State recovered what it had
Oh deposit. Bingham and Custer
counties have not yet settled
with the State, but il they re-
cover their money they viii be
able TO do so without further de-
Law. 1t is thought the receiver
will be able 10 pay all these pub
lie claims bat nothing will be
left for the other creditors of
the State.-Siatesman.
TIE editor OF one of our e.
charges whose wife is a strong
womsl's suffragist has sprung
the following base rhyme on his
readers: ''Rock-a-by baby, your
mamma is gone she's at the
csI, as, and viii be till dawn:
she wore pap's trousers, and in
them looked quee-. so hush-a-oy
"a ~, your papa is here. Rotk-
a-oy baby youc mammals a ter
ror; she's run three conventions.
de, Jared for three fellows; she's
great on the ssraddle, way up on
vofe, so hush-a-5y baby your
pspa's the goat Rock-a-by
6loy, the dishes are clean, papa's
doce scrubbins and put oo the
esls;yorr mTmna is late, seems
a,ways 10 lag, but heaven help
papS-, If she comes home with a
'jsg.'"
The Salt Lake Tribune of the
18th inst. SAYS Tue Lucky Boy
mill at Custer. that has been
c.osed down during the winter
months will start up again today
for the season. This was the in
formation given out by Hon. w.
S. Mccormick yesterday afte
nooa, and on Monday Henry Nc
Corlic@. under whose manage
ment the property has imp owed
50 rapidly, viii lesve to take up
his laoors in camp sgs;n. Many
important Developments have
been made in the Lucky Boy
duriog tae past few mouths, and
it is doub ful il Underground The
mines of tue ompSny ever looS-
ed so well as at present. Some
of the o.es are of very high
grade. while the whole affords a
genecsI sEe age that now prom
iseS toe reward 20 which Messrs.
Mccormick, HS0auer, Tseweek
and ehe'r associates are entitled.