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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-09-25
NOrICEOF APPLICATION FOR U. 5. PATENT.
SURVEY NO. 2o4,.
U. s. Land ONCE, HALEY, ]

US. Land once, HALEY, Idaho, !
July ioth 1905. (
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of
the Act of Congress approved May 10th, 1872
the Glasgow Dundee Consolidated Gold Mining
Company, the address Of whose attorney is s.
H. Hays. Boise, Idaho has made application
fer patent for 1895 80 linear feet on the Cop
per King No lode, bearing gold, the same be-
ing 4oo1eet southerly and 065.3o feet northerly
from discovery shaft thereon, with surface
ground 800 feet In width.
Also for I46o.s5 linear feet on the Copper
King No. 2 lode, bearing gold, the same being
1Oe6.s5 feet southerly and 400 feet northerly
from the discovery shaft thereon, with surface
ground 600 feet In width.
Also for 1873 linear feet on the Mystery
lode bearing gold the same being $40 feet
southeasterly and Dorthwesterly l0s7.6s feet
from discovery shaft thereon, with surface
ground 900 feet in width.
Also for 1906 Oe linear feet on the Apex lode
bearing gold, the same being 745.0s feet south
erly and $50 feet northerly from the discovery
shaft thereon, with surface ground 600 feet in
width.
Also for 1900 linear feet on the Glasgow lode
bearing gold. the same being 1850 feet souther.
ly and $50 feet northerly from the discovery
shaft thereon, with surface ground 600 feet in
width.
Also for 5oi.s7 linear feet on the Apex Frac.
fion lode, bearing gold, the same being 200 feet
southerly and S6i.s7 feet northerly from dis.
eovery shaft thereon, with surface ground 900
feet In width.
Also for l3o5.l9 linear feet OF the Last Chance
lode, bearing gold the same being 200 feet
southerly and ilO5. 10 feet northerly from the
discovery shaft thereon, with surface ground
600 feet In width.
Also 9es 81 linear feet on the King lode, bear
ing gold, the same being 20 feet southeasterly
and 1891 feet northwesterly from the discov-
cry shaft thereon. with surface ground 900 feet
feet In width.
Also for i49508 linear feet on the Gold King
lode. bearing gold, the same being IC4Oss feet
southerly and 1910 feet northerly from the
discovery shaft thereon, with surface ground
600 feet In width.
All the above named claims are situate in
Yellow Pine Mining District, Idaho County.
Idaho, and are described by official plat, here.
with posted, and by the field notes on file in
the ONCE OF the Register OF HALEY Land
District, Idaho, as follows viz
Is. S. X. Survey No. 2ott.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-09-25

Containing 123. 473 acres and forming
q portion of what will, when surveyed,
be in TIP. 10 NJ, r. IL Z. Boise Merid-
ian, more particularly described in de-
scription of u. S. L. NJ. No. !.
The names of the adjoining and con-
conflicting claims as shown by the plat
OF survey are the "Capitalr on the
North; the summit" Lake" Gal
turas," Morning Star" Sunrise, /"
''Sunset" on the East; the "Combina-
ton" on the South; the mckinley. y
''Decauter," collie Smith" and Path
finder" lodes ON the West.
-. n. j. SHARP, Register.
First publication Aug. l4th, 1905.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-17
ILLEGAL METHODS.
K|KGbE'i'f| v|cT1B|f|t
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR MEAS
uRE or PROSPERITY ENJOY
Ed BY OIL TRUST.
Standard Oil Company in Statement
Makes Reply to Special Message
OF President to Congress and
Garfield ReporL

a
New York. May l6.-'fhe Standard
Oil company today issued statement
in reply to the special message fecen'
" sent To congress by President Roose-
Welt and the report on the country on
industry by Commissioner Garhaid.
The statement denies positively the
charge that the standard Oil company
was benefited b ysecret rates Tor
he transportation Of its products
whatever measure Of prosperity y
has enjoyed says the statement, rs
not tgaceable to illegal methods but
"a IT.. economic ald elaborate INDUS
trial organization. covering as i does
every detail OF transportation. manI'
factnre and administration.
The statement declares the estimate
hal fhe company saves $780, 600 year
through the operation Of certain
freight rates. could only have heea
arrived at by theorizing.
The statement diseEssea In detail
every allegation made in the Ca,
sfleld report and IN detail denies every
charge OF wrong doing contained n
the report,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-17
TRIANGULAR FIGHT
MARKED TREE WITNESSES BAT
TIE BETWEEN TWO BROTH,
ERs AND SALESMAN.
Drummer Attacked Because he Per.
sisted in. Paying Attention to
slstsr--F atalIy injured he
Kills One.

Marked Tree. Ark, May &C. As a
result Of three-cornercd fight be-
tween the Ralay brothers, Robert and
David. on one side, and an unknown
travelling man. said 70 represent q
harvesting machine manufacturing
house II Cleveland. Ohio. Robert IA
lev il dead and the drummer cannot
survive.
The fight occurred al Truman, near
here. The details are meagre, al
though it il known tina, the quarrel
was provoked BIZ the att snJions paid
4 sister Of the brothers by the travel
ing man after warning had been given
TO discontinue,
In the encounter. which was wit
messed by several people a PTS
loI and knife We're employed by the
brothers. The stranger was attacked
first by one brother, according 10 the
accounts ana was getting the better
az the fight when David Raley stepped
in. The gun which was brought into
plav was wrenched from one brothers
grasp by TIE drummer and a bullet
was di patched into Robert Ralry's
body causing almost instant death.
The other brother was wounded by
selfInnieted wounds with the knife
and the Ohio mans throat was cut,
the iugnlar vein being severed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-17

II were two or three words about the
tale having mo plot and being too
crude IL was so absurd. becaEie
there was a plot. ! know what a plot
is. We studied the plots of Shakes.
peare at school. The plot is the tale,
aud my tale was about a man who
met a girl and married her.
was thinking tnis out when Mr..
KingsS ell was announced. After he
had shaken hands he went and stood
on the hearthrus with one elbow on
the chimney piece, looking at me at
The writing table surrounded by all
nay papers,
Whatever documents have you
there? Are You auditing the house
hold accounts he asked.
No" I said Il dont have anything
90 do With the accounts yet. don Z
thak / could manage them" Tor
course couldn't. Hadn't | made a
middle OF my own allowance
All, Then YOU are perhaps cat
culatinE your personal liabilities .
But no. | see you are not dealing with
figures"
lie was laughing. ! could tell; Int
didn't mind that. some people laugh
SO nicely. and l determined 10 tell him
all about il.
4 am writing a story" said. or
rather ! have written one. and. would
you believe. the editor ] posted it TO
has sent il back
ITS a habit | am told editors have
MIR Kingssell replied. quite seriously.
though / fsncied his eyes were laugh.
ing.
Its q very silly habit" ] asserted.
and editors must be very stupid IL
they are ali like this one. why he
SAYS there is no plot In nv tale:
could anything be more ridiculous7'
What is the story Tell me all
about it, retusned Mr. Kingswell.
aud shall be able TO symPsthize
more completely.
So I told him briefly. of course. Tor
there wasn't much 20 tell. and Shen
I had finished.
Indeed. Miss March he said. the
editor must be mistaken Given 3
man aud q woman there's bound 90
be q tale. But let me read H. Per
haps you haven't worked il ont prop
sriy. You are inexperienced Joa
know
gave him the Manuscript and
Watched while be SAT in dads arm
chair to read IL He Is shat you
would call : me mas. With saca
stseng shoulders zad lovely bro~s
hslr .ftk lIILIs tl,z x zrsI, Las "a
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-17
BUY WITH STOCKS
FAVoRS FROM PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD SECURED BY
COAL COMPANIES
Revelations of Unusual Character
Made During investigation BY
Interstate Comm ssion--Cas-
sett viii Resign.

Philadelphia, May 16.--Reeelations
OF unusual character were made today
during the investigation by the inter
state commerce commission into al
legged determinations by railroad com
panies In the distribution Of cars 10
coal companies in the biiuminons re-
giOn. Ii was shown that stocks OF coal
companies were presented 70 Pennsyl
yania railroad officials, the object
being TO secure better treatment and
facilities from the railroad One vii.
ness said Robert Pitcairn, now asst,
ant 10 President Casseit had declined
the proffer OF stock, saying he prefer
red the money The coal company
bought the stock back from him for
5000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-17
Two PIG Green Turtles

The New Yosk aquarium received
recently the biggest green turtle eyet
shown there. and 1t is a big one. Il
weighs $50 pounds. and its top shell is
three feet. eight ana nne-half inches
long. From The Top Of its beak to the
tnd of its tail u measures about foui
and one-half feel IL is much Larger
than the green tlriles commonly
brought To market There was ALREADY
another very lafse green turtle, one
weighing 2ts porads. and with us tgp
shell measuring ~ iengfh three fest
i've and one-hst inehes. The I've
great green tnrttsS. - be seen IN The
..me pool. make q remarkable exhibit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-17
"A STUDY
FROM LIFE

by LEIGH ATWOOD
Copyright. by Joseph b. Bowles)

Copyright. by Joseph b, Bowles)
IL was my first allowance. you
see, that was Why | thought so uheh
about il. know now II Is impcs'
sihle to make AN allowance do, and
nobody expects II either
was oAlv ten pounds short II the
end OF the quarter; and really,
hadn't been biz extrayagant except
perhaps for chat lovely jeweled mum
chain. watch cost but there, that
doesn't matter
Dad scolded me little, the oid
dear, and OF course gave me some pore
money. but Ii seemed to me ! ottsht
10 save 1t myself, yet somehow
couldn't.
However. one day all Of sudden
had a splendid idea. ! would wffe
BOOK! 1t looked so easy and PAID SO
wen, knew. because Mr.. kinssweh'
dads friend wrote books Tor wlileh
he got heaps OF money thousands OF
pounds, somebody told me.
Ii proved to be very much more tron
bile than you would think. had read
somewhere that one ought 10 parse
every word one writes. | didn't see
why. Yet did it. for OF course an
author must expect to put up with
little inconvenience; though | am
afraid the parsing would have made
dear old Miss Howard shndder. for
always hated parsina at school.
soon gave up the idea Of writing
q book
A tale would be quite enough and
far less bother. So burnt the
other stuff parsing and all, and
{ started on the tale II was easy "
decide what it should be about All
the tales I've read have been about
girl. man and "a wedding, SO J
soon got il done. 1t was rather
rush to gel It copied by post tine, but
| managed Ii and sent II of 10 the
| editor Ia whose paper | wished II u
Appeaf, and then waited for him To
| send me the check
About two days later big envelope
came up with my le tiers and | eo'Idn
think what 1t might be bur when
opened ii was indeed surprised. Il
| was my tale. The editor didni
want II.
! After breakfast | went into the
library and sat down TO read the mat
ascript over. | picked up the printed
slip when came with It, Marked Oh
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-17

Philadelphia May IG.-Th Moth
American tomorrow will say that cir
cumstantiaI reports that Alexander j.
Cassett has determined to resign the
presidency Of the PENNSYLVANIA rail
road company in consequence of the
startling disclosures in the railroad
coal Investigation.
According to the North American
before leaving for Europe last week,
Casseft told some of his closest per
sonal friends thai he had been grossly
deceived by his. subordinate officers
of the Pennsylvania Railroad concern
ing acIual facts and conditions in the
management of the company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-17
Crime Still Went On,

A French writer in illustrating the
advantages OF a representative sys.
lem OF government, says Such is
lie respect If the English for ihost
parliament that. when II is sitting,
crimes are exceedingly rare, but a.
soon as IL rises the papers are filled
with accounts of the most horrible
atrocities" He did not know that
when parliament was sitting. the
newspapers had no room for much
If anything hui its reports.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-17
Snakes ana Their 3 eod.

Most particular as 10 their foods
snakes eat only that which they kali!
aud the, Judge OF the fitness Of their
food by its motion. taking nothing
which does not move swiftly. Field
mice and birds are dainrles they esDr-
cially coset. and N hunting and cap
turing them the, display the guile and
cunning which The scriptures al
ribute TO them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-17
Saves FLASK Of Whisky.

George NJ. Hsrsen. a mining en-
gineer fell on a car platform Of an
express train going at a thlriymile
gait near Reno. New. the other night.
and was moi hurt Even quart
flask he carried in his pocket With
a little whisky still let in Il, was not
broken
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-17
sAneulsAav CONFLICT.

sssAsC eaiie Montenegro May ga
{ band. OF SerfiaHs today surrounded a
E Turkish force al Mans and Arnuats
AZ Barftze A sanguinary conflict is
now in progress aud many have been
killed or wounded on both sides
Troops have been sent 10 reinforce the
Turks
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-17
The Midele.Aasd "spresd."

The middleaged spread is one Of
the troubles which stares us in the
face when youth is cruelty deserving
us. Il comes sinEiy. one Is hardly
conscious Of It a. first Maybe some
morning in The glass YOU think yodr
face is fafter: ia month az "a yoa
know i IT, an he hips AZ the
ssci h-' eak. de- .sYment
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-17
Austrian cov.rnmsnt Finiesl.

The Austrian government is 50 In
tolerant OF mistakes thst IL cancels
documents. LOT 0nly OF TIE ground u
serious mistakes or missBsllins bat
even as the result Of q misshspen .ei
ter. The use Of 2 small Instead Of a
capital b in the word ~Brisfs- lei
1 shofi time ago 70 the des Isation
sss,H forms issued to The TaFion.
al tsiess-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-17
NELLIE ACQUITTED.

steubenyIlle. Ohio. May Ie. Nellie
Beadnall. aged Is, of IrOndale. was
acquitted today Ct the charge Of oaus-
ing the death of her newborn infant.
Her lover, George Boz on. indicted for
the same offen e. was the first 70 con
gfaiulate her. ThtH will be married
shortly
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-17

The Young Man -Gcorsey. your is
ter IS an angel
The small B9y-iiuh- Does en- IA.
gel wear curl papers an sing ra=time:
-ChIcaEo Tribune
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-17
BAILEY CHARGES


per which is the most unfortunate
characteristic of the senator from
Texas and an evidence of his chagrin
over the fact thar he failed utterly 10
obtain for himself and credit for rate
legislation. It is probable therefore
that the Republican senators will com
pletely ignore H."
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-17
nr.aaer 100 Y..r. Old.

dtedger built Of OAK. sixts eigh,
feet long. twsntt-0ne feei wide aHf
drawing seven feet six inches OF
water IL nos nsed in Dundee ha-hoT
Il has Issen in Use in the same place
for oser Jeii Years. and its engine is
said TO hzge been built Os Jams5
Watt
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-17
P-tacuIar.

A New YcIk politician who adveF
tised for A wife iailen 10 mnke
choice oal Of POE applicants
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-17
Uncle Eben.

Done be too sure sou Vas born to
be leader. said Uncle Ebsn- a
seoa deeshafd kin look fob some res;
an comfort. but a bad pilot gifts into
al kinds q ueabie. shiagtos
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-17
EMPEROR NICHOLAS IS DETER
MINED 70 AVOID A BREAK
\ WITH PARLIAMENT,
VIII Grant Partial Amnesty ana ~
place Goremykin Ministry With
Cabinet Chosen From Among
Conservatives OF House.

II petersburg May 10. In spite
~ the fear that addresses IN reply 20
abe speech from the threne would pre-
cipitate an immediate conliict between
ne crown and parliament, The Asso'
ciated Press II in q position TO stai %
the emperor II determined 70 avoid
break. # possible.
Not only will partial amnesty ne
granted, but the emperor Is ready 70
replace the Goremykin ministry Win
! cabinet, chosen from among me
conservative members OF the majority
in The lower house In the nope o. en- ~.
ing a compromise.
he fs not willing, however 70 permit
The majority 70 select the premier
hnt once III concession is made Il y
difficult to understand how the emper'
Or can halt half way and refuse fnli
constitutional monarchy which goNr
eminent BY parliamentary maJorities
involves, Practically. The parliameat
already has won a great victory VIII.
a. Petersburg May l6.--The lower
house his evening finished the general
discussion Of The address IN reply 70.
the speech from The throne and adopt
ID TIE first four planks before adjourn
ment These are: General amnesty
abolition OF the death penalty; sus
nension Of martial law and OF all
exceptional laws; and full civil liberty.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-17
Noted the Rec Tie

A Fiji -h!-f [snssssed the rsee1
opening Of .he British parliament and
he wfi-i.H ionE description II %
10 as poole. IN one place be SAYS
I soH o4e - the messsngers the
Worblnsmen have sent 70 parliament
The zn1a has -ea Hsci,tie Oh vas
told that vas badge Of a working
man. e. ii is NOT the custom Of people
OF chieAike birth IL wear red neck
tIes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-17


Kingswell in book would just re
member him myself.
OF course the right hing for me 10
do was to thank him Tor his kindness
in helping me. but | was afraid to.
ue was looking al me 80 unmerciful-
liz. indeed. that darent try. especial
In as knew my voice would be sure
10 SILVER as II had just been crying
ana OF course ! hadn't so 1 just
waited and longed for dad to come in
iii al last he spoke.
And 80 our acting In over. Mar
j0sys"
II was the first time he had called
me that. and liked to hear It, /
couldn't think Of anything to say. and
neither did he for . moment. then he
said quite suddenly
You think me good actor. don't
you. Mariory darling II was real.
I found NV voice and sssped' out:
oh. / am 50 glad
Bar hadn't time for any more. for
Mr. Kingsweii sas oaly : little way
fron NE. ana he takes such biE
sfiassi
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1906-03-30

possible to help the stricken firms
except the Great Western Cereal
Company who positively refused
to make any concession whatever.
Gen. W. ID. Cameron bearing
Of the matter sent the Chicago
firm the following telegram:
Great Western Cereal Co..
Chicago. ill.
Your cold -blooded order in regard to so
cases of grits shall have due consideration
and exposure, Tom Lyle Grocery Co. can
pay all liabilities and don't need your grits
w. ID. CAMERON,
Chairman Finance Committee.
The Tom Lyle Grocery Com
pany were one of the heaviest
loosers in the storm.
Core ect was the telegram of
Mr.. Cameron. A house that is so
cold-blooded should not receive
one dollars worth of trade from
any communlty.-McComb CITY
Enterprise.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1906-03-30
Why He Leaves.

Many a boy is driven from the
farm because his father cid not
tote fair" with him. He was
given a pig Or calf, but when the
animal was sold he never saw any
of the money. Finding that he
could not trust his father, that he
had few cr no holidays and that
farm life was q ceaseless drudgery
it is no wonder the boy grew up
to hate the farm aud left it at the
first opportunity. Be honest
with your boy as with your neigh
Dor. Farm and Home.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1906-03-30
Cured Consumption.

Mis-. s. W. Evans, Clearwater,
Kan. writes: 'My husband lay
sick for three months. The doc.
tors said he had quick consump-
ton. WeFprea Jed a bottle of
Ballardss Horehound Syrup, and
it cured him. That was six years
ago and since then we have always
kept bottle in the house. We
cannot do without it. For coughs
and colds it has no equal. 25c,
SOC and $1.00
Sold by E. D Lauderdale, Her.
nando. Miss, D. M. Solomon,
Love, Miss, and all druggists.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1906-03-30
POPLAR CORNER PlCK.UPS.

The recent cold weather held
back the farmers on farm work.
Mrs. L. G. Tinsley and Mrs.
Old Hughey drove to Walls one
day last week, shopping.
l. G. 'Tinsley is farming in Ar
kansas this year. He was back
last Friday on business.
The Poplar school closed last
Friday. Some of the children had
speeches, some compositions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Annie Gartrell,
of Friars Point, were visitors at
Mrs. Sam DO Stewards, her step
mother, last week.
W. t. Hysmith, man on Old
Hushey's place, was splitting
stovev ood one day last week. He
held the block of wood in one
hand and split with the other.
He missed the wood aud split his
hand wide open.
Old Hughey went to Nesbitt on
business one day last week. He
noticed that the roads in the fifth
district were much better than in
the third. He made mention of
it while there. One man spoke
up and said that the present con-
tractor never made the roads
what they were. 1t was D. Viii
son who worked the roads.
Mr.. Tller Booze, one of my
neighbors, sent to Memphis few
days ago and bought barbwire to
do some fencing. He had the
wire laid off on the side of the
road where he intended to use it
and some clever fellow came
along and needed it in his busi
ness and borrowed it without
leave or license.
OLD HUGHEY.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1906-03-30
DEPUTY REVENUE AGENT
WILL HEAR Statements

Deputy Revenue Agent ] G.
johnson recently sent the letter
reproduced below to a citizen here.
1t will be of interest to the 146
people who were "caught" by him
and assessed with hack taxes.
Here is the letter:
II will be in fernando on the
first Monday in April next Mon
'ay) on the early morning train.
| would like to meet all persons
interested and adjust matters. NY
method is to get a room in the
courthouse, and meet the people
assessed-one at a time-and ad
just the assessment. making such
changes and alterations as the
facts in the case will warrant. In
the meantime, the board of super.
vlsors can 90 along with its cur
rent business until | have adjust,
ed all the acc0unts-which | can
usually do in two days-w hen |
will present the to the board the
amended assessment to be adopt
ed in lieu Of the one made by the
assessor.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1906-03-30
DAYS DOTS

DR.. Wright is on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. Manning is having a siege
with lagrippe.
Mrs. Shelton and Miss Bran
nan went to Memphis Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. w. 0. Mabry was kicked
by a mule last week and painfully
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1906-03-30
The Candidate.

The serene smile of the candi-
date is beginning to be seen in the
land. He bubbleth over with cor.
diality as he grabbeth the rough
nit of the honest, toiler, and bis
anxiety for the welfare of the
wife and babies incfeaseth apace
as the time draweth nigh for the
solicitation of a vote. He lnquir-
eth tenderly if the fall in the
price of cotton affected him and is
exceedingly worried to learn that
the red COW died last week of the
hollow horn. He reaecteth sadly
on the fact that despite the fail
ure of last years cotton crop the
price of the stump tailed mule re-
maineth up in the atmosphere.
He warneth him to beware of
banks and imported Italian labor
and timidly suggests he keeps his
trust in a niger and mule, and
get out early in the morning and
remain until dewy eve and work
continually, withoutfaltering, for
him for the Office be seeketh. Yea
verify! he is II wise guy, and the
farmer, after going with him to a
secluded nook and taking few
fingers OF olI of joy, winks the
other eye and, with an Anaanias
smile, informs him that he IS it
and he will cause his coming gen
GRAFTON to rise up and call him
blessed, Al the election time he
letteth him down wifi sickening
thud and the candidate cusseth
all humanity as he discovers that
the banisters OF life are full of
splinters and he gliddeth down it
with great rapidity.-Sunfiower
Tocsin.
Rare chance to see fine attrac
tion-the mysterious Teegardens
II College Hall next Monday I
night, April 2. Everybody should
see these artists.