The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-04-18
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vertised on the 4th Monday OF
next month.
The trouble with the man who
knows nothing is that he is al
ways the last to find it out.
Mrs. E. g. Dodge has a new
Acme wheel, and is learning tc
master the treacherous vehicle.
The Commissioners adjourned
on Friday noon-being in ses-
sion Al days. Full proceedings
next week.
| Owens Bros, have bought the
mercantile establishment of Col
tharp & Morler, at Hagerman.-
Shoshone Journal.
Henry Sturkey departed for
Stanley Basin Friday last pre-
paratory to beginning active
work on his and and Mr.. Challis'
claims, as soon as work can be
commenced.
The Commissioners of Custer
county at their April meeting
were at loss to know what to do,
as they had no copy of the last
laws past. Wonder if all the
counties were in the same fix !?
The anti-gambling law went
into effect on the 9th.-Malad
Enterprise.
We do not so understand it.
and are of the opinion that it
does not go into effect till about
the 9TH OF May.
The following epitaph is to be
found in the Lanesboro, S. c.,
CEN etery Here lies Jane
Smith, wife of Thomas Smith,
marble-cutter. This monument
was erected by her husband as a
tribute to her memory and a
specimen of his work. Monu-
ments of this same style, $3.50"
1t seems that unlike an oscula-
tory demonstration, a blush can
be scientifically defined. A ply
sician attempts it as follows: A
blush is temporary erythema
and calorific effulgence of the
pfysiognomy, etiologized by the
perceptiveness of the sensorium
when in a predicament of un-
equilibrity from a asense of shame,
anger or other cause, entuating
in paresis of the vasomotor
nervous filaments of the facial
capillaries, whereby, being div
ested of their radiance emanat-
ing from an intimidated precor-
dia.
The Salt Lake Tribune says ::
The United States District court,
which will convene in Pocatello
on Monday, will hear a very i'm
portant motion in connection
with the receivership cases grow
ing out of the failure of the
Bunting bank at Blackfoot. At
the time of that bank failure the
state had on deposit in the bank
$12, 900. Later it brought suit
as an intervenor in the receiver
ship proceedings, claiming the
money was in the nature of
special deposit, as it could not
be legally deposited on general
deposit. The state won this
case in the supreme court. After
ward the receivership case was
removed to the Federal court,
this acting as a stay of proceed
ings. Attorney General Hays
will now move to have it remand
ed. Since this judgment was
rendered the counties of FIRE.
mont, Bingham and Custer have
all filed similar petitions. They
had deposits in the bank aggre-
eating nearly 100000, which
they now seek to have the re-
ceiver directed to pay over.
They will be represented in the
argument on the motion to the
case.
Who weeps with You when
you are sad, and laughs with you
when you are glad. and swears
with you when you are mad !?
The editor. Who has to be both
kind and wise, and never hardly
ever lies, and when he does,
creates surprise =? The editor.
Who owns heart as we'll as
cheek, is possessed of a spirit |
proud but meek. and lives on 40 |
cents q week =? The editor. Who |
bears in a patient, gentle way |
the man who "just drops in" to |
say, your papers doggoned poor
today The editor. Who when
he gets to heaven will look on !
men delinquent on his book, and |
smile when they're by Peter