The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-03-31

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All FOOLS Day.
The Rebekahs gave quite an
elaborate banquet in the hall last
Tuesday night.
1t was necessary to run two
stages to Mackay last Friday to
accommodate the passengers.
Mr.. Franklin, of the firm of
Franklin & Hayes, of Pocatello,
brewers, arrived in Challis on
last Fridays stage.
FOR SALE.-One Light. ton
buggy with pole and shafts: one
light double harness.-F. A.
REED, Challis, Idaho.
At the present time there are
no indications that the Mackay
branch railroad contemplate ex-
tending their line to Salmon r;v-
er this year.
An Arabian proverb, hard to
read, but good to remember, says:
''Some know not-and know not
that they know not. They are
fools; avoid them. Some know
not and know that they know
not. They are simple; teach
them. Some know and know not
that they know. They are asleep;
awake them. Some know and
know that they know. They are
wise; follow them"
Jesse M. jackson is having a
two-story brick fat erected on
the corner of Fourth aud Main
streets. The building will have
a frontage of 55 feet on Main
street with depth of 43 feet and
will consist of three flats of six
rooms each. The stone founda-
tion work is now in progress and
the brick superstructure will be
erected by contractor Louis Kelt-
son and the building will cost in
the neighborhood of $4,000. Each
separate apartment will be a
duplicate of the dwelling on the
lot Immediately west on Main
street, which is also the property
of Mr.. Jackson who has 100 foot
frontage on the corner, all of
which will have been improved
when the present structure is
completed. Mr.. Jackson has re-
moved the two-story frame dwell
ling from the premises to a lot
on Fourth street, Immediately in
the rear of the building site
Boise Capital News.
That portion of the new game
law of Idaho which discriminates
against Presidents is clearly
unconstitutional. The new law
taxes non-residents So a year for
the privilege of hunting small
game and fishing, and $25 year
for hunting large game. BY the
same law residents of Idaho are
allowed to hunt all kinds Of game
on payment of an annual fee of
$1.00.
This is manifestly in violation
of section 1. article 4, of the con-
stitution of the United States,
which declares that
"The citizens of each state
shall be entitled to all privileges
and immunities of citizens in the
several states"
On the payment of 81, there
fore, non-residents of Idaho will
be entitled, under the constitu-
ton of the Union, to fish and
hunt all classes of game within
the lawful seasons. Spokesman
Review.
Joseph Brown, rancher liv-
ing near Rexburg, was fatally
shot by holdups at Idaho Falls at
11;40 O'Clock on Saturday night.
Brown died two hours after the
shooting. He was on his way to
Ogden to attend the funeral of a
sister. While waiting for his
train during the evening, he was
around the saloons in Idaho
Falls and exhibited quite sum
of money. Shortly after ii
O'Clock Brown accompanied by
w. G. Ellis started for the sta
tion. On the way two men came
up behind them and one passed
them, the other keeping in the
rear. The man in front turned.
and drawing a gun, demanded
Browns money, but Brown show
ed fight and the robber fired, the
bullet entering below the ribs on
the left side, and lodging in the
spine. Seeing the result of the
attack the men fed. Brown was
carried into the waiting room
and there attended by DIR. Van
Horn of Pocatello, until the ar
rival of DR.. Wilson. He was af