The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-07-28

cpdnn were up from Cannon last /
week.
Co. Atty. Adamson and Mr..
Chapman went down to Mackay
Wednesday.
Edison B. Valentine of Wash
ington. d. c.. representing the
United States Census Office on
Mines and Mining, departed on
Saturday for BayhOrse.
Sheriff Davis of Blaine county
and Thos. Walker of Haley,
were in Challis last week as wit
nesses at the preliminary hear
ing of the Ireland boys cases
]. A. Czizek. c. E. Eddy. Geo.
Coryell, Geo B. Baldwin, DR.. O.
y. Allen, K. Mckenzie and Frank
Coleman, of Custer. were in
town the fore part of last week.
It has been very disagreeabIe
haying weather the past week
The forenoons would be excess
lively hot, but invariably the af-
ternoons would be devoted to
rain storms
Ed. Nickerson and family de-
parted for the Yankee Fork Hot
Springs Thursday. They hope
to have the hotel in readiness to
accommodate the public in the
course of a few weeks.
James H. Marker arrived in
town last Thursday morning
from Bourne, Oregon. where he
has been since last winter He
! is of the opinion that Custer is a
pretty good county after all.
Mrs. Selix. sister of T. J. and
Geo. Paul, and a sister of Mrs,
/ Geo. Paul, of Stockton, Cal, ar
rived in Challis last Thursday
evening. and will spend a few
/ weeks visiting at ChaIlis anC
Stanley Basin
II For lazy liver try Chamber
llain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. They invigorate the liver
aid the digestion. regulate th'
bowels and prevent bilious at
tacks. For sale by J. P. Spald
ing. druggist
Frank Ayres while in town las
week Thursday while riding hi
horse at a good speed on Mai
street, met with a painful acci
dent. The animal stumbled an
fell on one of Franks legs break
ing the limb at the ankle
Attorney Walker, Of Boston
!. Mass. arrived in Challis o
, Tuesday morning of last week
, Mr.. Walker is interested In tn
Hartford Mining Co. on Mt
Estes, and came out to look afte
! the interests of his company.
Last Monday and Tuesday 4
2 the preliminary hearing the Ir'
e land boys-Budd and John-wer
: again bound over under bond:
e for their appearance at the Di
e trict Court for horse and sadd
stealing. This time their bond
were reduced from 81. 600 to 50
|. each. John Ireland is endeavo
! ing TO rustic the bond. bl
I Budd. it is said, is making
. effort to secure bonds
; The editor stood at the beau
D full gate with all of his sins al
e his patches. Not long did
n linger. not long did he wait. f
n they gave him a handful
II matches, and tapped on a b.
i that was answered in-well.
5 place of the sulphurous crate
/. and the next moment found hIl
" self in 1.-THE fast going elev
r. tor. 1t landed him straightwi
le in furnace thirteen. close by
y political briber, when 10 throu:
the halo of birthstone was sc
the old delinquent subscri0s
he Aud vainly he tried his emotio
y to hide; / would that his face
l. could show you as he drew
= huge cart to the editors 81
E saying. friend. here's that COZ
= wood / owe you
is The story is told that Clal
S, the copper king, refused the $
ut of his copper mines TO an Er
on lish syndicate for $50, 0,OOO,N
ne When asked why he did SO
be said. Not that the offer was
is a good one. Perhaps 1t W
v. But. then. that is such q gr'
s amount of money that / did !
o. know how should invest it if
1r- had it in my hands. | am
IN old now to face such a task. A
1t for that reason | rejected the
go fer. l consider it easier to
de quiet and take my income III
We copper as the metal comes out
he the ground than TO have a mo'
n