Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-07-26
STATE News

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A ten stamp mill for the Ajax
mine, at Dixie, is on the road from
the factory to the mine and will be
installed about August 49,
Stuart has incorporated with the
following men as trustees: A. J.
Williams, A. F. Wohlenberg, G. B.
Patterson. Jas. Stuart and Z. r.
Woods.
Grangeyille, Idaho, July l8.-It
Il understood here that the Pacific
IL Idaho Northern and o. r. 4 N.
have agreed to appropriate $1,000
each for the completion of the
Little Salmon river wagon road.
An upper river boat for Lewiston
is almost assured. If the enterprise
succeeds 1T will be material help
to the now poorly developed Sal
mon river country as it will facili
tate the means Of getting freight to
salmon river points.
Hon. W. A. Moore has gone to
San Francisco to order mill for
the Wise Boy in the Buffalo Hump.
A two stamp mill will he bought at
first. Twenty-Five inches Of the
Wise Boy ledge runs 500 and over
to the ton.
Grangeville, Idaho, July 20.-A
group Of Thunder Mountain claims
has just been bonded to eastern
parties by Frank A. Pearsons OF
this city and Wright & Chapman
of Warren for 100000. Work will
commence at once. The group
is known at the Missouri group,
and is free milling property.
Boise, Idaho, July 2O.-yege
tables are being shipped from Idaho
as far east as st. Louis, Today
representative OF the Pacific Elk
press company arrived here, whose
especial duty it is hunt up the
vegetable supply for the drouth-
stricken section. He has made
arrangements for shipment from
the gardens here.
Lewiston, July 21.-E. w. Eayes,
general manager of the Vollmer-
Clearwater Grain company, says he
looks for good prices for fax again
this year, the Chicago market for
September and October delivery
now standing at a figure that
would net the Nez Perez farmer
from $1.15 to $l.20 bushel.
Moscow, Idaho, July 21.-It has
been decided TO sink an artesian
well on the university campus 1T a !
point just in the rear of the mining
building, to be erected this fall, and
the matter of letting the contract
and experimenting the work has
been left with Professor French.
Contractor Frank HASTE of Spo-
kane was here on Saturday and |
arranged to have the work OF Law |
ing brick on the mining building
commence Monday. Several car
loads OF common and compressed
brick have been received this week
from Spokane.
Grangeyille, July 20.--An i'm.
portant mining suit was instituted
by summons yesterday requiring
A. A, Kincaid, Math Jacobs. j. j..
Maraseck, 5. w. Cope, j. Pfeufer,
] I. Bishop, C. G. Belts and G. f.
Mckinney to answer in the district
court to defend an action brought
by Otto Abeling, the mining enein-
aer, for a fourth interest in the
Evergreen group of claims on the
Clearwater The complaint was
lied some time ago and summons
not issued until this week. 1t is
alleged that with intent to defraud
oiaintiff Ateling out of an interest
Il the property certain deed was
emoved from escrow and another
substituted in place of it. The
Iced alleged to have been removed
obtained the name of Abeling as
. grantee while the other did not,
he motive for the removal being
ssumed to be to destroy evidence
I any transfer to Abeling of the
interest claimed.