The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-09-01

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proprietor of the Park Medical
Hot Springs at Robinson, spent
several days in town last week.
The Reliance has won the first
two straight yacht races, and
had the third race won when it
was declared fiuke. There is
little doubt but the historic old
cup will remain on this side of
the big pond for two years more.
Sir Thomas, you're out of luck
Our poet friend and editor, G.
E. Eddy. of Custer, we learn,
was married at Portland, Ore,
on Aug. 18th, to Miss EsteIla
Van Etten. No longer will he
recall the sad tale of his life in
his poem-.'Love's Lament" So
the poet has married. Well, we
hope your pathway through life
may be strewn with roses.
Notice to the Public Boyd
has opened the old hotel 1t
will be run in first-class style.
The tables will be served the
best the market affords. Meals
at all hours. Hoping to receive
a share of the public patronage.
Strangers coming to town will
find the house a pleasant place
to stop. In connection a bakery
will be run by Mr.. Jensen.
Bread. cakes, pies, hot buns, and
cakes a speciality.
Miss Martha keenan,. County
School Supt-, arrived in Challis
last Saturday morning from Boise
where she had been in attendance
at state meeting of county super
intendents. She was honored
by having been elected secretary
of that meeting. After remain
ing in town for two or three
hours, Miss keenan, took the
stage for Salmon-making a con-
tinuous stage ride of 120 miles
without rest-to attend tie Joint
Teachers Institute, which con-
vened yesterday.
The Baker City Herald says :
"A company with an authorized
capital of ten million dollars has
been incorporated in this state
to build and operate an electric
railway from Butte to Boise, con-
Meeting the greatest copper min
ing camp in the world with the
capitol of one of the most isolat-
ed states in the Union, and trav-
ersing a region known to be
wonderfully rich in mineral. p
B. Moss, the banker of Billings,
passed through here today en-
route home from Idaho. where
be has been looking over the
proposed route. He carries with
him a rough profile of the line
and is enthusiastic over the pro
Iject. 1t IS believed by those best
informed that Senator w. A
Clark is back of the protect, anC
that the construction of trolley
line from Butte to Boise will bs
but the first link in a steel chair
that will ultimately connect Mon
tana with the Golden Gate. Mr.
Moss in an interview says tha
he looks for the early construc
tion of the road. He says it viii
open up one of the richest min
! ing countries in the world.
: The most important case il
! the District court this term i
, that of the State of Idaho VS.
: John NJ. Ireland. and Fletche
2 Ireland-more commonly knowT
2 as Budd ireland. The boys arr
! charged with grand larceny steal
. ing two horses from DIR. r. /
a Bybee. The case was set fol
r trial on Friday. Aug. 28th. l
I was very difficult to secure |
: jury, as the case had been pre-
4 viously discussed so freely b,
? the citizens of the county. TIL
e regular panel was exhausted an,
d Judge Stevens ordered an opel
9 venire for ten jurors. This ven
ire was exhausted also. and an
d other open venire for ten NOR
S jurors was ordered before tn
o jury was empanelled on Satnl
: day forenoon, Aug. goth. Tn
i first fight was on allowing tn
deposition of r. L. Bybee, th
0 prosecuting witness for the Stat
S who is not present-to be take
l. into court On this point tn
; State won. The case is bein
d fought for all it is worth by bot
g sides, and is still on trial as W
:. go to press. The attorneys fo
) the State are n. III. Clark an
a w. w. Adamsoa. while the a
n torneys for the defendants ar
t. w. J. Lamme and E. E. Chain
L arS Tho iurv is aS followS